https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3d0f08415dccbc64d2bca08dcc62e5eb.pdf b6a994dfb0aab305cab867c9f9b276c7 PDF Text Text '. ' '·' ., ' /\ ·' ,, Rutland Garden Club Members will · Meeting in Logan A:t.t,end· Reg1onal Around And About , par~ .Heoth·C!ircle · Rummage sPlans I • A I . are 1ft pri I u .. • Cook is PLA1' eAN.ur• M.am ·, 1Y AL:. • m.,5 Mra. Lloyd MooN wu •111111 uuut whep Mrs. Mu Folmer en~e~o · People In Hostess for , taln~ ,die BJ..MonlhiJ Callaa\1 club ''lfi!nellday evenlq it 11ft Pomeroy WCTU Meetmg bome, •Nye Ave. l'rlzel h r P18ns ' were made to at- at tho RuUand Monday at tend the Rfglonal meeting In 4 p. m. to clean 11 up. Logan, April 7, wl!en the The resignation of Mrs. Ron· Plans were made for a rumRutland Friendly Gardeners aid Williams was accepted. M C M Emmlsh hal 111811e sale by the AfternooD , · 1111181 went awarded to Mr I. met Wednesday evening at the Flower seeds were brought by ~ lslt with eta of Heath Methodist Cburch 'Mrs. Mary D. Oinan II Sag!- Mrs. Joaeph Cook waa bQs- John a.aver and Mn. Moore. FOR ALL OCC.ASIONS home of Mrs. Howard Birch- members lor die girls' 4-h club son and v Mr end Mr~ Thursday afternoon at .t h oaw, Mich. and slater, Mn. leal to the Pvmeroy WCTU 01 Refreshmentl sere served bJ W.~lkiwerieverywhere field wllb Mrs. Tom Martin and It was voted to purchase Roger Emmish •and iamil church. Donald Bell!letl and children, Wednesday afternoon at her the bcstesa to. the a~ve nmed ·- -- ---- - and Mn. Jim Thomas as co- vegetable seeds lor the newly De ton Y Mrs. Norman Wayland, Susan, Lee and Carl of Pontiac, borne, Lincoln Terrace. and Mrs. Richi'rd Finlaw, Mn. WY 2·2039 hoste~s. formed boys 4-H club. ~ ·Willi G !dent conducted the Mich. arrived Tburllday morn- The meeting lD chqe of Cbarlea Riffle, folrs. Donald OR NIGHT Wl9·295t Members answered roll call An lltustrated talk on "Let rs. ~m . rueser was _a with' the opening prayer lor a visit wltb Mrs. Char- Mrs Allen Hampton prealdent McKenzie, Mn. Guy Cowan and by .naming a biennial. It was , blen~lals brighten your gar- =~= VISitor m Gallipolis by Mrs. Marvin Dowaon. lea Withrow and their gran· ~with the b~ "Leanlq Mrs. Eugene Triplett. Pomeroy Flower Shop dectded to make table arrange- Iden, was given by Mrs. Ver- Will /t~ter son of Mr. and study lesson taken from t mother, Mn. Nora Roush. On the Everlaallng Arms," and -'W Main Pomeroy ment. for the County Teachers i non w.eher It was brought out . ' Book o1 Acta was given by Mn. Mrs. Charles Holfn1an bas re- prayer by Mn. Hampton. A , ' Mrs. Millard van Meter dmner m Rutland on Appl 22. 1 tllat b1ennials are a plant !bat :rsio ~lli~mlUSI•:·c~ iconf,l~ Walter Hayes using the turned home, after undvgoln8 communication was read by - - -·--- - -- --- .. Members were asked to meet1normally require two growing e . a po ,mew. "The Human Side e1 surgery at Holzer Hospital Mrs Cook from the state treaa. / 1 -·- · - - -·· - · - - ·., · · S 1 seasons to produce seeds, after an eye Injury sustained · while h' h .1 di D . the . 1playing ball Sunday His room Church. Mrs. Gerald Michael and urer, In regard to honorary , , 1 . :,~~on the;"~~r~!xJ ~~~ ~ number is 116 and be will he She s~ the part of mother, Mrs. Susie Fischer VI• members. Mi" Lucretia Genh. od n d , confined there for the net sevdlvldual wttness in the lied Sunday with Mlaa Callie helmer reporte on qulz book PI 1 1 !:;,~ /no; r se:!d owers .;,::. eral days until the extent of and the part played by Peter, Kloes. They 81110 called 011 Mr. being used iD the health classes ~~Se= lor ~ 1 he•t of the~ are t:.:'asonholly-leye damage Is determined. He Paul, and ether early cllrh- and Mrs. Joseph Conde and at the high school. band [lllJ1y rby the co~=eport hocks, pansies and English Is a freshman at Middleport liens In the church. She said Miss Bertba Conde. A discussion was held on Band B , DaiSy High School. His parents are the best argument lor christian- Ml88 Susie Fischer was the Youth Temperance Education 8081ers , AssoclaUon I AI ihe close of l!te meeting staying with him at the cOnic. lty was betns a christian. Monday evenln£ dinner guest of Week, AprU 34-30 when the :,urs~y evenins at the hleh 80 tray favors were made for th~ Forrest Bachtel returned to closed with a poem tilled, her daughter and son-IJJ.law, Union wlU place posters and · Robe . Veterans Memorial Hospital for . Mount Uruon College Thursday "Love," by Helen Rice. Mr. and Mn. WIUlam Purter the Governor's proclamation In M~ ~ Kine. president, Easter Mrs Joe Bolin won after spending the spring vaca- Date of the ruM1118110 sale and lamUy. churches, schools and stores. con meeting. Mr. the door pri2e and also the , lion with his parents, Mr. and wiD be AprU 21·22 in the J. J. Miss Genevieve Stobart, Mn. Named as the committee were WUilam Russell, director, Illtraveling prize donated by! Mrs. Forrest Bachtel Nelle nounced that the date lor the 8 n d Davis building. Appointed to the Claude Husted, Mn. Max Fof. Miss Genhelmer, Miss Mrs. weber. family. He Is a jUD!Or at t h 0 nominating committee and Mu and Vanessa and Blllf, Mrs. C. Melv!D Alkire spring concert had been set for Refreshments were served by ccllege. Miss Bess Sanborn, Mn. P. L. Lawrence Smith visited SUnday and Mrs. Hampton. Friday evening, . AprU 15 and the hostesses to tbose named Mrs. James Criswell and dau. Mitch and Mrs. M. L. French. afternoon, with Mr. and Mn. Devotions taken from Gala· the band [lllJ1y was set teniaabove and Mrs. Bruce May, shter, Mrs. Kenneth McCool- The birthday ol Mrs. 0. P. Carl Moore. Mrs. Moore Ia con. lions 1:8 lll!re led by Mn. Uvaly lor May 14. Mn. Jean Mrs. Harvey O'Dell, Mrs. Carl : Iough, are in Parkersburg this Klein was observed. The valescing nlcely following sur- Cook who used as her topic, Coelte was named ticket chair· Morris. Mrs. Bruce D a vi s, i evening to attend capping eer- esses, Mrs. Lema Lighter, Zelia gery. "Riches Untold.'' Several artl· man for th~ concert and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Snowden and Mrs. 1 cises for freshmen nurses at Pullen, and contrlbutlllf, Mrs. Mrs. Andy Summerfield and cles were read using the pro- David Ohhnger and Mn. WllCharles Carson. the St. Joseph Hospital School Klein and Mrs. Carl Mattox, daughter, Renee and James gram hour Including, "Life Is a !lam King as ushers. of Nursing. Diane Criswell. dau- served cookie• and tea. Watson of Columbua spent the Split Second," by Miss Ada The treasurer reported I bal· ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Nan Moore displayed the weekend with their parents, Mr. Genhelmer; "Verdict," Mrs. ance of f21'1.08 on hand. Named IS Criswell, is a member of the dolls betns made lor Viet and Mrs. Leroy Watto~~. Clarence Curtis; "Total Ab- to the nom!Datlng committee freshman cia" 61 nursing, She children. Mra. Bernard Garrett and stainers of the Bible," Mrs. were Mrs. Thomas Rue, cbslr· ' began her training in Septem- Present were Mrs. French, children, Mary Ann and John- Robert Warner, and "Evasion man, Mrs. Jean Cooke and Mrs. The annual District Spring I ber. Mrs. Wayland, Mrs. Walter ny Casto visited Sunday, with or Torch Bearing;• by M a Edna French. Mr. Russell an- · m~eting of Methodist WSCS I Mrs. Lillian McGhee recently Hayes, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mn. her mother, Mn. B. F. Grave- Hampton. Group singing of "I nounced that March liO would i WJII be h•ld at the Franklin-Av 1 spent several days with her •Is· c. A. Emmish, Mrs. Hallie ly and daughter, Mrs. J . A. Ed- Need Thee Every Hour" and be the deadHne lor turntns In : Methodist church in Ports· tor, Mn. Ida Neil and .•thPr Smith, Mn. Everett Davis, Mn. en. the Mizpah benedicitlon closed band uniforms. There was 1 i mouth. Tuesday, March 29 and relatives in Flatwoods and Ash- David Entsminger, Mrs. Mar- Mn. Frank Hood of Alliance the meeting. discussion on serving the alumall members are urged to at- land, Ky. vin Dewson, Miss Bess San- arrived Sunday evening, lor a nl banquet. Seven memberl Right now i1 the time to dart enjoying th tend. , . Thomas Scally bas been re- boril, Mn. Wayne visit with Mrs. Joseph Hood, were present with Mr. RusseU. safety, prestige, and many conveniences a · Regtstrallon wlU begin at 9 leaS<.'CI !rom Veterans Memcr- Mrs. Mitch, Mrs. Nan Minersville. •m. and the meeting wiD be Ia! Hospillll where he has been Mrs. Lighter, Mrs. Pullen. Mr. and Mn. Detner Roush having a checking account here. For tax from 9:45 a.m.-2:30 p.m., fol- under treatment for a back inand son Donald, Mrs. Frank paying time will soon be here and - lo. . lowed by the 25th anniversary jury sustained in an accident Hood, Mn. Anna Yeager and 11cord keeping and prCICII of payments-a~ · tea whJeh wlll he from 2:30 . several months ago. He is slav. Mrs. Joseph Hood visited Wed· , p.m Members of Franklin ing with his parents, Mr. arid nesday In Huntington, W . Va. A Jitney aupper al 7 p. m. MISS 3 checking accounts are hard to beat! AlSo, i Ave .. church will se~ve a lunch- ; Mrs. Paul Scally of Nrw Haven with Joseph Hood at Veteran• Preceded the m~tlng of the Several relatives and .lrlends you can take your choice of accounts here . ~n at noon, the prrce to be $1. until Mrs. Scally returns rrom ,fJ HospitaL Mr. Hood Is reported Rite Sewing Club Wednes- attended the graduate piano re-11 give you the handy check-dub recorci i /'he 25th anmversary pro- , Florida. as lmprovtns. Y even~ at the club room. cltal given by Mlas Judy Bull!h· . gram WI/I be a review of the I Mr. and Mrs. George Hack· FRIDAY Mrs. Dayton Strickland, vice er Wednesday evening In Ew· of expenditures; cancelled checks that auto: past and a challenge to the fu. 1ell, Sr. and M•~- Thomas Scally THIRD FRIDAY Club president, conducted llle meet- ln8 HaD at Ohio University She matically become easy-to-file receipts/ I lure. Mrs. Paul D. Spencer will 1and sons. Tommy and Jamie, meet at the htJIIIe of Mrs. PLAN INSPECI'ION lng. Plans were made to pre- Is the daug!tter of Mr. and ·Mrs. : be guest speaker, using as her lare spendi 1 two W>eks in ~·t. Wolfe Friday evening. Albert G. Woodard, emlr.ent pare Eaat$- boxes lor residents Ira Butcher. top•c. "After 25 - What." Mrs. Myers, Fla. where lliey are PAST. MATRON'S club commander of Ohio Valley at the County Home and nam- Her program Included "Par~verett Goodwin, Ohio West guests of Mr. and"Mrs. Michael Evangelme Chapter, Commandery, K. T. No. If, an- ed to purcbaae candy ~nd gilts Uta V," in seven mo.:.m..nts Conference president, will pre- , Hackett and !amilv. meet Frtday evening, nour~eed Ieday that lnapedlon was Mrs. Raymond Batty. The by ll'ach; "Sonata NR 30 Op. sent the pins and certificates I· _ 25 at the borne of Mrs. J. would be held Saturday, March :avellng prize donated by 109" In three parts by BeetJto. to d1stnct officers and will ded~ , Young, r. With Mrs. L e ZG, at the Pvmeroy Masonic rs. Tom Grueser was award- ven: "Pantaisie" Op. 49 by Cfto. I cate the offering for Retired Roush assisting hostess Temple. The Order of the ed to Mrs. Louis Osborne. Hos- pln; and "Sonata No. 3 in A , Dea"'nesses and Missionaries. Mrs. Charles Bonnell, Temple wilt be ccnlerred at lesles for the AprU 6 meeUng Minor Op. 28" by Prokofiev The Rev. Stanley H. McGil/iard a! leader. 3:30 p. m. followed by a dinner will be Mrs. Tom Grueser. Mlaa Butcher Is a senior. at i district superintendent. wiD conSAnJRDAY at 8 p. m. and the lull form Attending were the above and Ohio University and wilt re. duct the installation service, ROCK SPRINGS M. Y. F. opening at 7:30 p.m. All Sir ~ldE~ro Gll.more, Jr., Mrs. celve her degree In June. She Is The m!'eling will close with 8 A daily vacation Bible school wUI bold a rummage sale Mm:. Knights and their ladies are In· 1 d Boy wmng, Mrs. WU- a plano student of Gecrge Kat. re-dedication of •ach member. I was planned in June at 8 recent 25 and Mar. 26 in the building Ylted. There wlU be entertain- : nil: er, Mrs. Harvey Van professor of Piano. ' , after which the tea will he held. ml'eting of the Board of Chris- formerly occupied by Ashworth ment lor the ladles. ,;:. ~~· Mrs. Donald McKnight Atl,ending the concert were : The committee on program tian Education of the First Bap- Jewelers. There will also be a · aid ·Col/;ard Wells, Mn. Don·,Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bull!her and 8 for the annual Ohio conference, list t':!urch in Middleport. I bake sale by the same DIES IN SANDUSKY Gaddis. and Mrs. William 8011, Jim, Mlaa Jennifer BlakesServm g Meigs Cmmty for ot,rr 94 !le<lr! . has decided to llave displays on Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew was ' on March. 26. at tlte same lo- Mrs. Matue M Reeves 88 lee, Mrs. Walter Cl'ooks, Mrs. RUTLAND 1program promo.tion and named dean of the school which I~lion begtnmng at 1:30 a. m, 8 former PomeroY resident' TWo DANC Pearl Reynolds, Mrs. Cedric POMEROY Ibush•p cultivatiOn from will Include children complet- '11.30 a. rn. died Wednesda at the Werh This Saturda ES aark, Mrs. Ray Hecox, and , Societies and each Society the first grade to those com- EASTERN IDGH School Jon- Nurstns home ~ Sandusky. Sur· Pomeroy BaJ night. t h • Mr. and Mrs. Harol4 Wolf& Member Federal Reserve System asked to bring outstandin• . the Sixth grade lor Mothers Club Will spon.or I Include I tlo . Boosters Asso" PI . an old fashioned dance v vors a son Everelt c a n will sponsor a teen n-~·· FRO V ! lations, name tags, ans were made for the Eassquare and several grandchHdren dance t at . '""'""" M ACATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I ments. posters favors etc to ter season and wiU Include the at the Chester Grade Schoo~ great grandchildren A liOn Ed High ~0:: dltollt~ Pomeroy Mr. and Mra. Lorenao Davis Mrddlepart turn':d · :,e- ,:m:., u; (1( 1 (j TOD." THOUGHT "locltty .. ..,., ..... Ia • bleallng, but permne81, uea In Ill best ltlte Ia but' . II8I'J evil .... ID Ita -.lillie, 111 Jatolerablt one." Devoted Te Tho GT~ter Middle Ohio Vallq 28 PAGES ''E sECTIONS Galllpolli-PL Pleuant VOL. 1 NO.8 Sprmg Concert PIanncdby 1 ·Band BoOsters a':" I I I 1 • •, Membersh1p Urged to Attend WHAT BETTER RECORD AT TAX-PAYING .TIME? Jitney Supper /s EnJ'oyecJ by S , ewmg Club 1 SOCIAL CAJ (;'NDAR :W I' Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Attend Recital In Athens by Butcher Bible School Is Planned by B , apflst Board ~!* POMEROY *f~ NATIONAL BANK - and _,..,,..,""'..,"""""""""""'=""'=""'""'"""'""'""',;_: 't~h:is.:_.ll:a~r~ch~29~·~m~e~etin~g.~-·- - -- - - -- ·- -- - - - Starting Monday- Upp:r Room services to be held Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30 p. gar preceded her I~ death' Fu: April 7 at the church and the m. wtth music by Ralph Trus~ • · community Good Friday serv!e- sell and group. A Jitney supper : d '="Ices will be held In es, April B. The Rev. M. E. Dow· wUI precede the dance at 5:30 us., on Saturday. son will he the speaker for the p. m. StatlsUcs reveal that lour service. POMEROY SENIOR Cla8S A discussion was held on the , will have a pop bottle drive ~:en disappear to every plan of combining the youth , Saturday. U!ave botUes on pormen. groups of the Middleport and ches or seniors will gather them Pomeroy Baptist Churches. for you. Meetings will he held at both DEACONS AND Deaco~ churches with the location ol Cle Middleport First Un1ted changing each month. The first Presbyterian Church will sponccmbined meeting was held sor a bake sa~, Saturday, Mar. Sunday night with MiBI Jerry 26, at Dudley s Flower Shop. Pullen youth chairman presSUNDAY ent. ' ' OFFICERS AND TEAM of Theodorua CotmcU OLDEST OUTPOST of America are The tiny Portuguese port of meet at the ball Macao on the Sooth c h i day at 2 p. rn. lor practice. coast, ' is the oldest lnhabi::.:: MOUNT ~ORIAH B a p t I s t European outpost in the F Semor Chmr will hold a song· East. Macao was settled a~u~ lest this coming Sunday, Marcb 1557 rl at 3 p. m. at the church. The · public is Invited to attend. MONDAY JANE HOWELL TENT Daughters of Union wlU meet at DAV hell Monday at 7:30 p. Ill. BETHEL NO. 82 of tbe ln~mational Order of Daughters will meet at !be Pomeroy Masonic Temple, Monday, at 7:30 p. m. to U p m "; l ~~~-~m I . · · on g , "'" Jaya wtll emcee a dance at Walrama High School starting at 8 p.m. II bas been esUmated that ther~ are 120,000 taxicabs In servtce In the United States. bnve returned from I vacaUon m Bermuda and Nassau They also visited With Mr. 'Davia' brother, Mr. and Mn. Roy DIvi• at Miami, and hls uncle, Mr. and Mn. Ed Davia and Mr. and Mrs. Mu Ward at Boyton Beach. 1 JUMBLE -the exciting new word game I cme letter to each squart, to forra four ordinary words. ANDAP I I I }IUU'E I I bII [J I I () I tJ I I () b i] HERTAH QUlLOR N... ananptht c:bdelklmw STEAK HOUSE Elberfelds In Pomeroy • to form the upalw m ••• • _ ...... iiJ tloo .._. .~ J~t.&PUEUSIIUnjA( Crow's Open loth Frklay and Saturday Nights Until 8- Lots of largalns on Every Floor. ,...... ,. I I I XI J Borrau/#M Join the full Jmnble will bring you every day, See if yOI1 am sohle &his sampJe! Laoi IJQt dlili tpgjootjng IIA' iBID' tlt1utq euf inll~J DAILY AND SUNDAY ' IN THIS NEWSPAPER aucn IIUIIA CWIYI !115., :aMSuy SANDWICH durlnc tire second of the ISquare when 30 members of "international days of protest." ' ''Break Through," a conservaEgga were burled by hecklers live group, attacked marchera. in New York, Boston and Seven persons were arrested Oklahoma City. Spectators in In New York when spectators Boston tossed beer cans at the assaulted Negro demonstrators marchers. carrying a Viet Cong nag. Three persons were .arr~sted In Boston, hecklers branded by pollee breaking up Its! ltg!!IB demonstrators carrying a VIet between protestors and ~eck Cong nag, loro In Detroit's Kennedy In Boston hecklers ·branded Russ1a • Scores ::;.~:.~:!:,~or~ n·plom · ati·c Win J lesser committee post seemed llkelv Saturday to IA>ne dOWII grumbling that he Ia corraltng too much power in the Senate. The move also will help bead off anv effort to lace tne Louisiana Democr':f as party whip, assistant noor leador when the new Congress organlz. et next ar ye · WASHINGTON _ THE SENale has beeD asked to give thoullllt to whether chndl'<'n should be exposed to sadism and •ex served up In such films as "~exus," "The Unatlsfled." and "Faster Pussycat Klls KilL" ' ' ' ~·· Margaret Chase Smith, R-Moine raised the questlon She proPosed that 8 commm: slon of five senators make a thorou~ study of nJm clas•lfl· cation systems which label some moYlet as unRUited for cor taln audiences. The commlsslon would !"'port to th• Senate no later l!lan Jan. 31, 1988. American Nazi party membert turned out to heckle in Washington .00 two were arrested wbeD they tried to burn a Viet Cong flag-~tolea, they said, from the demonstrators - Ill front of the White House. A .molotov cocktail was liang against the headquarters of a marchlnS group before an demonstrators the "long-yellow istrator's placard. ' Jme.'' At Oklahoma City, high Hecklers spat at demonstraschool students shouted, "cow· tors In Chicago and pollee ards, Communists" at the broke up a pushing match marchers aitd burned Pacifist between two hecklers and two literature. marchers without making any At Hartford, Conn., a World arrests. · War n veteran attacked an Leather jacketed youths on anti-war piclret outside the motorcycles weaved back and federal building In Hartford forth through tbt demonstraConn., ripping up t!le demoO: tors at Boston. I estimated 75,000, IIWIIIIi out dOwa Filth Avenue In the demonatrili®f. mated tbe lltllllbel" in San Fr~ · Abcut 31100 per&GIII ' Chicago' and 5,4100 attended a rally the march Twe marched :In I Detroit. u. s. Marines In Bold Atta WASHINGTON_ DEMOCRA· tic whip Russell B. Long's decf. · By RAY F. HERNDON MO~COW (UP!).- High level delegations f r .om Uoiled Preaa lnternatloul ~ommumst North Viet. Nam and North Korea amv~d SAIGON (UPI)-A battalion of U.S. Marinel m Moscow Satu_rday mght to at~end the 23rd Sovtet ed ashore from helicopters and landing eraft party Congress. m what was c?ns1dered a .diplomat trl· mouth of the Saigon River Saturday in a bold umph for Russ1a In Its feud wtth CommuniSt Cbina. protect the capital's !bin lifeline tu tha 111 , _ . The Hanoi delegatim. was led Cong attacks on allied shipping. · by a right bsnd man of was Jed by President Chol Yong - Military spokesmen an· President Ho Chi Minh, First Keum, th. Tass News Agency neunced the United Stales lost leader In Viet Nm, Secretary Le Duan ol the North said. tbree warplanes Friday-two Hoang Quynb, alae•~=,=: Vietnamese Communist party. The two key Asian deiegaover Sou.lb Viet Nam and the tbe aovernment. Q HL was expected to discuss lions traveled to Moscow for third over the Communist man of lbe Catbolll stepped up Kremlin aid to the the congress starttns Tuesday north. The planes were all Unity Force, cbarp11 Communists In the Viet Nam despite Red China's blunt Navy jets. All live crew interview with UPl war. anno~ncement early In the members were feared dead. government wu "wa•~.iil A few minutes later, 1 .veek that II was boycotting 1<11 -In Saigon, somo 2,1100 tht dictatorial IP.,.. .ft,1 dtlegatlon representing North Soviet congress. The Pek~ng Buddhist teen-agers marched tho lata Nao Dlnb ~ Korea, arrived in Moscow. It action all but severed the ties through the streets In the wao overthrown Ia ·1 between the feuding big Red eapital's first such demonstra Ia tbt big MariDa parties. lion against South Viet Nam's south of Saigon, lbe ' Soviet Communist paity leadm i l i t a r y government. Tbe Regiment Leathet .. eQ er Leonid Brezhnev and Pre· marchers singled out Premier ladel with wupou mier Alexei Kosygin, led the Nguyen CAJo Ky for attack and gear u they eame welcoming party at Moscow's cbsrged the government was tbree-pro.ged Vnukovo Airport. "corrupt." ampbibi1t11 lllriM Both Russia and Cbina have -Tbe most pwRerlul Cathclic the war. competed with each other for Tht Marlnel BERLIN - TWO ARMED influence over the course of German VIet lndi Nam I'and 1events ed do railwaybwguards nag· there inha North been RICKY CLARK, left, nlne·year·old oon of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark. Pomeroy, and 0 ~ llg: as:ro:~. ~~~~~: ~!.UMBUS (UP)) - Menial recently U:at Moscow ha": Rodney Pollina, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pullins, Pomeroy, dJSplay outfits for t h e hoard and rode Into West Hystene Dtrector Marlin A. gaining more atrenglll with the lOth Anniveraary Revu• of the annual MG M Scout·O-Rama. The boys are members of ' 11 Berlin. Janis presented Gov. James A. leaders 'n H n . Pack 246, sponsored by the Salisbury PTA. Phil Ohlinger is cubmaster. llliodea with a Ill-point pro. 1 • a 01 • I West Berlin pollee aald the gretS program Saturday that Dtplomatlc sources said the I two ~. carrying a sub • Rhodes called "the beginning Russtans . were ..peeled to machine gun and a pistol, htJd. ef the finest overall mental diScuss wtth the North V1etna- l died In the cab near the engl- h lth r m Ohio has c~tr mese. ways and means or near IS the train made one ad. : , prog a ooordtnatlng and stepping up 11 dllotlona!IIA!P ;,.in.__Ethellll WBerlln be- J~nis said the program Is ~id dto Northnd ,_Vid Na~ re crou1•• ., e81. de •~ed to bel the mentally me1 u mg_ grou ....wr mtsst 1es, , s..,.. P . other military eqwpmenl and • WASHINGTON _ THE UNIT retarded develop their talents economic aid. ed Staleto has offered to ••· and abllitl•s to their full poten· Other top Communist Jeeders I abange weather Information U~L . such as Poland's Wladyslaw witli Oommulllsl China but baa 'The baSic purpose of these Gomulka and East Germany's aot !tad a reply. ~ro~~· many ~~ them firsts Walter Ulbrlght were expected The proposal was the latest lD OhiO, IS tG equtp the indlvtd· to arrive here Sunday and to come to light In a series of ual for job opportunities 80 th~t Monday along with the entire U. ~- ~plomatio probes to test be can apply w~~t he lea~ 10 East European camp of Mo• Pektng • willingness to lncrt!Bse state programs: Janis said. cow-leaning comradPs. contactl. ''The emphasiS 1s away from lnatltullonallzation Sll that the 0N00N - A fl • YEAR • mentally retarded person is not old London dockworker was lost In a mass of humanity in formally accused Saturday of an Institution." Stealing the World Cup - the moat cherished tropby In soccer. Scotland Yard detectives pressed the search lor the trophy Itself. The doclcer, Walter Betchley, was ordered held wltltout baD untO AprU 4 alter 1 one-minute hearln&ln magistrates court 1 a Rh0 des Calls Health Plan 'FIlles • t' Ever =: 1 Scout Event Might Break From Satellite Unseasonal Weather Hits Parts of U. S. Welcomes Red Chinese , ,. SPRING' SUMMER WARDROBE. FROM ' ll 01 li::HllS !IH- NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT YOUR - WESTERVILLE- IBARON Nicholson, a junior st Whitebsll High School, waa grand winner of the Cenlral Ohio Re,ional Science Fair at Otterbein College Saturday for the seeond con<ecutlve year. The otber grand winner, 11110 from Columbus. was Robert Watkins of Wltetstone High School. By Uolted Prell Jalerutlotlll Tens of lltousanda of demonatrators protesting America's role In the Viet Nam conftlct marched tbrollP city streets from New· Enaland to Callfor· nla Saturday, dn4ging rotten eggs, beer cans and lists. Maosed pollee In the natios's larger cities prevented pratestors and hecklers from clasbln8 Feared Gemini Drive to Elberfelds in Pomeroy For Your Furniture and Floor Coverings Use Our Customers FREE PARKING LOT On 2nd Street, Across From Our Store Unscramble the.. four Jumblet, FROM UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL �~~ . I .. I, . '· . I ~• ...' .. ~....._~ ...... ... ,. ,' ~ '·• '_t' . •t' ' ' '• .. ' • Iv l Tlm&Sentlne~ G II• Ji Sch ]s R , Ap roxunate · · lllarch·27, · ~orth:~ Ne:::ks tfnder Title Il1 :~~~:FE7.?.£ $l2S Donated $; = Briefs, .• · ·'··FW.dDrive Nears The Sunday . Pb~ted. Out · beta nce!Yed 1111 ... • lbt lhol- wltbla ... eJau. rooma. , _ boob will 1101 be ued u a talboat ID rucUa& DOW =lor but JII'OYid• -sclunfllt nllllll aD lludiDta wllbla '1'111 boob batt beeD aeleetld 01 1 mel !bat 11 1 ~ Ia lblAI 1o nad at a hlcb rata c IUNDAY1.MONDAY, ..-ruDDAY AlorUMI "'''HI IOHI Oil Coed Calls USAF Report A'Mockery' ICATII ILDII" -THIIIIICOIOl'- Jaba Wqu. Diu lllrtlll, lbrllla BJet Celwcl....... ,..,.....,. 71e a 40a CLEVELAND Ohio (UP!) _ f coli coed ho One o Ill ege s w reported seeing myslerioua flying objects "' Michigan Ja~l 8 week Sa~ayth •;II~ ~ ~ For<el repo aa 8 e "~e. we~~ ominous g • ry. Barbara Kohn, 11, 1 Hillsdale Qlllege student here lo VIsit an IIIDI, accused Dr. J. Allen Hyuek of "MI doing bis re10arcb lbot<1ughly before renderillg hla oplaion." Hy 10 k, 1 Nortbweatera University ulrophyslclst sent Investigate the report!, sal by the Air Force to HUlsdale to Friay lbe ob)eds were "probahly swamp gaa." , 'Then objects were not vlewod over a swamp but over the college arboretum and the college baseball field," Mill Kobo said. "The arborelum Ia 1 carefully tended woodsy park with 1 few anall pondJ but bu no rotting vegetable maller from whlcb gas mlght bave been produced " Mlu KohD ·, .ld that Hynek SHOP OUR EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES I NAME BRANDS: Sea~ - Broyhm - Sl• ons - Sawyen - Menman - Rowe llltl Many Others. talked to only two coeds, neither one ol wblcb bad reported aeelllg the objects wh011 they - • first algblecl, end lbat he bad mada • vtsita lo lba dormitory I'OOIIUI from whlcb tho objects were lighted. Mlsa Kobn, llhoBe parents u.. Ia New Caatle, Po., uld abo Ylewed them through and lba .. Dine of 111 J lbam;;'~;"b wore very~recise." "I don't lillY I uw • vlsltnr from outer spa<e," Bile llld. "I uw an object that moved tbrough lba air and thai I could JJOtldeatlfy... . I . ,, -, , WHAT'S TIDS? MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet tedmlcl- are test1nc a nearly-tlleat, atr-aJBhloned tractor wbieb C8ll roll over champagne boWea wllbout breaking them, tho IOfti'U!tl!l orsan Inesua nportid Saturday lnestl1 uld the. Byelorusslaa latltute For the Mecbantutlon of Agriculture bas developl!d 1 tractor wllb IBOatecl bird rubber tracb te help eut the liZ mi!IIaa llllliUIIIlOII of replacing tilt metal tracb aow tiled on all Jluu!•n fann lnclan. Smooth Top Mattr ,.,,,., " ess 10ocf nfthta I'U " 1 f6P.P,s Val.,. ._, OlfCOUNr LL ANO TWIN IIlii I'RICI . Other lnnfH'aprl:r~-Uif'lnt,. lfart At . . .. .... ..,.""''" RE-OPENS . THURSDAY . MARCH 31st TONIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY ----$37·21 JOy . ' II ... .. .... '" · ·" IIP.OO . SOFA BEDS AMOMENT'S SURREJm... A Arnd"' ; , NWott --- Dllfount $54.01) 'Nith ll'lllt Dl VInyl 'Nith • lfount fn.oo · ""' Dllfount ..... IHO!t THiq ...v.OO ' JEAN SE8ERG HONOR BlJCKIWI SEAN GURlS8H llauo:Ch r« +m'"f"'atlm!a ·1111 eJaMmllry 'J ._. wllblll ..a 1111 pamaor. ~ to Se dD con egree Murder Charge d COWMBUS IUPIJ - Leroy Mullins 24 was charged with second-d~ murder Saturday in the stabbing deatb of Alfonso F. Jobnson, 30. Jobnson was stab!Jed lo early Saturday after an ment in an Eastside Pollee aaid Jobnson pulled knife on Sylvester Haren 18, during the argument. restaurant owner said Harell left, saying be would get someone to "lake care" of Johnson. MuiJIM was picked up at his home. Harell wu held u 1 nraterial witness. Week' sWeafh er U. Injured in Wreck IN Obio (UPI) Mn. ~RA ' A..;;; Hattie Gutsmu, 113• ' and five persona were Jured Saturday in • hea,d-<llllll ooiUsion on icy Ohio Ill in near· II by Shel!leld Mrs Gutz;.,.n was a puleD- II .; ar driven by ber but~ ;o~n liB. Also injured 111 ' l!'.d 7 wu Sabino ge, ' Pickens Says: HUFFY/PARKLANE !'ill"' BE HAPPY ... GO HUFFYII , .&,figltt weigltt • eagg Mnilling ;"'.!. •a;. •~ooifl Mfing lnj~ in the other auto were Anthony Clement 34 Lorain • ' • ~nd.:::; ~na, Mark, 10• and ~ Patrol said Glllmlan 1011 control of bls ffiihnr 22" '2f1' omCIALS ro MElT NAIHOBI Kenya tUPI) Ten beads 'o1 state and prime minlstera from East and Ceft. tral Africa will meet tn 1 1om· b ......... 31 It mil sess1on ere """"" , W8li officially IJiliOUJlOCd Satur· da{;.e CGUI!Irles who bave agreed to tbe Ialita were Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambie, Burundi, Rwanda, Qlngo, Leopol!hllle, Ethiopia and Soo!alla. 44·" ., SIU • liGHT CUT • RIGHT •IW-Ip...., lliw!Jiil-• 7 , ...... • S: IIIII: • 'l eX 2 • BdiP•" II •Airll........ ~ 311P &' • c t 11 • ' 11e , ~ I wife of former Whlte 1loula press secretary and fo!lner California Sen. ~ierre Salinger and tbe couple • day·<lld boy were reperted "doltJJ fine'' Saturday at Cedan of Lebanon lllilpltal. Docton IBid_ Salinger'• wife, Nicole, II" birth Friday lo an 8 potllld, 8 ounce '1'111 Infant WU lllllled Edgar. WJI.t __ T_A_LD'B_ ., · ......... • Dial: HUFFY •li-Re• Brlua & Strattoo 4 C,cle Engine lllll01 Wldtlo Bo • eR........ble 10" Whoela ...., . . 1 ' •SIOOII on.& •c Brfas•• I .., ,._-JUST GIIU! m HUFFY/ 111t,._.._ .... ___ ..... """',........... ...... _.. ., ............ ........ ···- ................ _..........,... 0 . IPNIItwrls•u• u.. 'l'lr• 'W . . . . 1' Jr•Dull 'I,.._ U"lole TrpeTt.. 129·95 - .. ta..., • . . pI M : - . , . •• n..,. •n s.-. d ....... ,._..., .........n. .&J:Ie a IE HAPPY •••• GO HUFFY , C..tr•-•• .. ,., ..... SLJIII.P, . .& - .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, I "- ... S I' ·• ••111111 I Gwa !G ,.,~--- tloooiW-PIIIIIII_.o - ·S ' OPEN: EVERY DAY • - • - ALL DAY ·oPEN .. .EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NI~HTS.' UNTil ,. Open Frldty Nlghr. Til I :M ..llpobt,O. - Phoni446-14i6 ' ' ·8::0.0 ... ' lTStb .Aallil'WIU'J .. ",, (• ' ' ;·· III'SHY-·· • 14" to 26" •p HOUra: 1:30 to 5:30 0.11 I1IMD--... IT PULLS "SELF I 279·" • ?; ( eJ)f" Corner S.concl & SyctiiiOI'll. tirN • " - -.. ~~teem, ftee1 • 4 H.P. ilrliP & ~ •d• • Blade clllldl •I Dl• 4uiJ ..... lear ALL NEW MODELS! LOWEST PRICES! L.AwN TRACTOR •' i • . A lfllle .._ • ,._ tap-' tl. cltd: ""'- .II If Jiant -' ell faw ...... _ a1 ticael Powerflll ltlse & Still · e' Spnle flit!.. aU atoe1 ...._.,.. • tr c.---lilctCIIIII'-.LIIf ,, 2 ! ' ' HUFFY25- •1 B.P, Menyn leRIJ's production of • Foot bcia/c8 • u- Jlf ........... DOING FINE HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The 179·95 ·' INSTANTLYI lSIZts aulo. THIIJ sC:tFC~J PLUI1 CARTOON By Star · .Class One Killed, Five I • ropor11 11111 1111 of11ct, Ibn MeiDl he a U. llten8t belDc apeclr. rudlq, Wllb lbe op111111 t1. lbil Interest It II .,_. bellef of .the.aebool mlnlslratlon that wU1 be abowll Ia reading wW 111o be llboWll Ia other 1a1ec1 IUbj..,t&. Tbe admlnlstraao. and fucben IDvila parents w11ea Ia the lndld1nll to look at lht boob llld aee what h n beeJ1 aecompUJbecl through the uae of federal money for olD' ehlldrea. U lbil Interest can be Toward Pro]·eet It bu ·~the., lllpo"~~of"'!~.:..- ~-~~ •.. IIDbpaJpown...:. ~-· """'' ~~ """"' ..,.........., ..-, ....- -cba11e of the IChooll to take U., of tbt llepablleu CGIIadvantage of every possible .,.uiHal CtmmiU..., -.Jcl A dk1atlon wu mada le the ' matcl!llll fund to secure for the Samrday lhe lola wUI "loire Pa~age ,hmd wben lbe s~ l everything possible to aote of" tbe commlllee'o .. the classroom of the tabllsllment q 1111. Tb Clasa of 1\Je Syracuae First Un· . We feel that IIIII sllpple. mooey railed wW be ued 1o !ted Prel&yterlan Cburch met mentary reading material is b.. help Boaae GOP lacumhellll in the church annex recentlY. ing tied In with our NDEA Ill lhelr re.eleedoa eom· Miss Frankie Mumaw, pres~ BChool in rOllding which our pelpo. dent, opened the meetlng by · leacbera have tho privUege of reading the 1111 Psalm and of· attending through t. «rant paid fered prayer. Roll call wu anwbolly by federal ltmds. This awered by air members present grant allotted on the iiHervlce witll • IICI'ipture verse conlaiJ>. tralDtng amounts to $500 and is ilatlon 1ng the word "Spring." Seer.. lbe second one we have secured .!t:."r!:fi101111 r:c':acb tary and treasurer reports \Jere within tbe paot year. hour riod recti'~ by read and approved. Dues were Plana are lllo underway 1o Pete ~ceon:ck at Fairfield paid. . 80CUI'O a Head Start pfOII'am, an~ a reading program under weather station. II was decided to purcllaae a • Title I, and possible some lund Day Hlgb Low WelllfiK Prec. new American flag fer the unc:-1 for construction of additional fa· Sun. · · .. . . · 63 37 Fair tuary: and 'IZ5 was donated a. cUitles to carry on the program Mon. 73 J8 Fair ward the purchase of a cbureh the coming IIChool year. Tues. . .. .. . 1115 51 Fair panonage. Mrs. Rachel Mebave been filed but Wed. .. .. .. 80 51 RaJa .28 Bride, II chairman of IIIII fund . not been approved and Thur. ..... 58 34 RalD .17 returned at IIIII time. TiUe 11 Fri. . . . . . . . . 48 :H Fair .Ill Mn. McBride read "Praying which has allotted ts,451 to the Sat. .... .. .. 47 24 Cloudy Hands;" A ~nd...ed Sermon ctty BChools including Green - Report up to press time. on the Lord • Prayer by t h e Clay, lo~ library materials Average high temperature for Rev. David A. Redding, by Mro. In process. These books wUi the week this year 1.44, last Mayme Holmes. Miss Mumaw, distributed to the school on year 41.1. ~~~· a meditation on the Apesbasis of the amount allot- Average low temperature for Ue • Creed. Tbe Claos bas cards by the federal government the week thll year 311.5, lui fer sale. pupil lor eacb building. Ap. year 11. Roil call word for APr II proval of Tille 11 11 expected Tala! precipitation for the meeting will be "Showers" and witbin 1 few days. week this year .53, lui J•ar tllo bosteas wUI be Mrs. HolmThis information will keep the 1.89. ea. The meeting was closed with GETS EQUIPMENT - Larry Morrison, E•ecullvt Head of Eastern public abteast of wbat is being Total precipltatloa 1o date for a benediction In uulson. Ml'l. District In Meigs county, Is shown here u he began opening boxea of done by scltool offlclalll Ill an this year 1.81 IDchol, lut year McBride, served refreohments equipment that arrived last week at the bigb sthool. The equipment, effort 1o secure wbat funds that IO.ZII incites. le !bose mentioned abeve •.nd lenes, barbells, etc., were gotten through a federal grant of more than ollottecl by the federal go•· Normal averap pnclpltatloll Mrf. Hazel Clark, Mrs. Dalll)l cal fitness program 1a now In progress In three of the Eastern Local Disllrlcl emment. 38.40 lncbes. Roush and Mn. Ado Slack. · JOHNSTOWN, PL !UPI) -A Newark, N. J., lnlcll drlvllr rlslced hit Ule eariJ Salwdly !I when he deliberately Oftr·ll 11ll'lltd hla tractor • trailer avoid 1111er1nt . lbb ceatl'llil PennayiYanla Comm!mlty. IJee ~"1 1 !+""'! him for bravery and tll!la fined him lint ~ mooa llbol ID $1011111 . . 'far ....Una May. elgilt llmll In llllftyl FREE SHOW ,..,,. GO • leYei 111111. '1'111 boob were ROCUJT8 READIED CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) U. S: aclcmtllta readied two roclteta Saturday for boclt • to. W flrlap lloaday 1• d Tueoday to give utronomera a - look II the IIIIVWM and to elear lba way lot Amerlta'• &.o. ,,. ..... Hl L Q WITH A ... eouple "Ceolalalal G• we are certain that the Ia" Jaoe , "' ..... BoUle Gallipolil scbool system W i II GOP lAid"' Gera14 R. ll'ord, abow an Improvement in the Mle~ •• oad r1IH laado lot the pet • Announcemeot II belnc iDidl lplld Ibn II aomelblnc lhal appi'Oilmately $S,Oot 'I'WIII him. J'ar 1111 eblld of 111pplemeatary reodlq to adYuce • therl l'ractlcaiiJ ID boob ban 1888 I 1 ., terlal hu been ........ llllllr 'l'ttle m whleh II 1 u.aW•hc PfOII'IID lei up liJ 1111 fidlnl IOvtrmMDI, 'lbiJ 111'011'1111 1111 beeu lllauguralecl Ia order to brine Iii te lbe "• 1cm lllf. flcleat ,....,_. lar1 l'llllllnl malerlal to bupicM 111o 1'1111q l8lorlotl IIIII ciiiiNt t1 lba llludUII Ia GaDipol!a, an. 1111 Cay IChool 1!'11 •• Sui'Ciay, "" ., ' • w=-ai•Wo~ _.,I I tlcow·li..... .~~'~''!~~' : �~~ . I .. I, . '· . I ~• ...' .. ~....._~ ...... ... ,. ,' ~ '·• '_t' . •t' ' ' '• .. ' • Iv l Tlm&Sentlne~ G II• Ji Sch ]s R , Ap roxunate · · lllarch·27, · ~orth:~ Ne:::ks tfnder Title Il1 :~~~:FE7.?.£ $l2S Donated $; = Briefs, .• · ·'··FW.dDrive Nears The Sunday . Pb~ted. Out · beta nce!Yed 1111 ... • lbt lhol- wltbla ... eJau. rooma. , _ boob will 1101 be ued u a talboat ID rucUa& DOW =lor but JII'OYid• -sclunfllt nllllll aD lludiDta wllbla '1'111 boob batt beeD aeleetld 01 1 mel !bat 11 1 ~ Ia lblAI 1o nad at a hlcb rata c IUNDAY1.MONDAY, ..-ruDDAY AlorUMI "'''HI IOHI Oil Coed Calls USAF Report A'Mockery' ICATII ILDII" -THIIIIICOIOl'- Jaba Wqu. Diu lllrtlll, lbrllla BJet Celwcl....... ,..,.....,. 71e a 40a CLEVELAND Ohio (UP!) _ f coli coed ho One o Ill ege s w reported seeing myslerioua flying objects "' Michigan Ja~l 8 week Sa~ayth •;II~ ~ ~ For<el repo aa 8 e "~e. we~~ ominous g • ry. Barbara Kohn, 11, 1 Hillsdale Qlllege student here lo VIsit an IIIDI, accused Dr. J. Allen Hyuek of "MI doing bis re10arcb lbot<1ughly before renderillg hla oplaion." Hy 10 k, 1 Nortbweatera University ulrophyslclst sent Investigate the report!, sal by the Air Force to HUlsdale to Friay lbe ob)eds were "probahly swamp gaa." , 'Then objects were not vlewod over a swamp but over the college arboretum and the college baseball field," Mill Kobo said. "The arborelum Ia 1 carefully tended woodsy park with 1 few anall pondJ but bu no rotting vegetable maller from whlcb gas mlght bave been produced " Mlu KohD ·, .ld that Hynek SHOP OUR EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES I NAME BRANDS: Sea~ - Broyhm - Sl• ons - Sawyen - Menman - Rowe llltl Many Others. talked to only two coeds, neither one ol wblcb bad reported aeelllg the objects wh011 they - • first algblecl, end lbat he bad mada • vtsita lo lba dormitory I'OOIIUI from whlcb tho objects were lighted. Mlsa Kobn, llhoBe parents u.. Ia New Caatle, Po., uld abo Ylewed them through and lba .. Dine of 111 J lbam;;'~;"b wore very~recise." "I don't lillY I uw • vlsltnr from outer spa<e," Bile llld. "I uw an object that moved tbrough lba air and thai I could JJOtldeatlfy... . I . ,, -, , WHAT'S TIDS? MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet tedmlcl- are test1nc a nearly-tlleat, atr-aJBhloned tractor wbieb C8ll roll over champagne boWea wllbout breaking them, tho IOfti'U!tl!l orsan Inesua nportid Saturday lnestl1 uld the. Byelorusslaa latltute For the Mecbantutlon of Agriculture bas developl!d 1 tractor wllb IBOatecl bird rubber tracb te help eut the liZ mi!IIaa llllliUIIIlOII of replacing tilt metal tracb aow tiled on all Jluu!•n fann lnclan. Smooth Top Mattr ,.,,,., " ess 10ocf nfthta I'U " 1 f6P.P,s Val.,. ._, OlfCOUNr LL ANO TWIN IIlii I'RICI . Other lnnfH'aprl:r~-Uif'lnt,. lfart At . . .. .... ..,.""''" RE-OPENS . THURSDAY . MARCH 31st TONIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY ----$37·21 JOy . ' II ... .. .... '" · ·" IIP.OO . SOFA BEDS AMOMENT'S SURREJm... A Arnd"' ; , NWott --- Dllfount $54.01) 'Nith ll'lllt Dl VInyl 'Nith • lfount fn.oo · ""' Dllfount ..... IHO!t THiq ...v.OO ' JEAN SE8ERG HONOR BlJCKIWI SEAN GURlS8H llauo:Ch r« +m'"f"'atlm!a ·1111 eJaMmllry 'J ._. wllblll ..a 1111 pamaor. ~ to Se dD con egree Murder Charge d COWMBUS IUPIJ - Leroy Mullins 24 was charged with second-d~ murder Saturday in the stabbing deatb of Alfonso F. Jobnson, 30. Jobnson was stab!Jed lo early Saturday after an ment in an Eastside Pollee aaid Jobnson pulled knife on Sylvester Haren 18, during the argument. restaurant owner said Harell left, saying be would get someone to "lake care" of Johnson. MuiJIM was picked up at his home. Harell wu held u 1 nraterial witness. Week' sWeafh er U. Injured in Wreck IN Obio (UPI) Mn. ~RA ' A..;;; Hattie Gutsmu, 113• ' and five persona were Jured Saturday in • hea,d-<llllll ooiUsion on icy Ohio Ill in near· II by Shel!leld Mrs Gutz;.,.n was a puleD- II .; ar driven by ber but~ ;o~n liB. Also injured 111 ' l!'.d 7 wu Sabino ge, ' Pickens Says: HUFFY/PARKLANE !'ill"' BE HAPPY ... GO HUFFYII , .&,figltt weigltt • eagg Mnilling ;"'.!. •a;. •~ooifl Mfing lnj~ in the other auto were Anthony Clement 34 Lorain • ' • ~nd.:::; ~na, Mark, 10• and ~ Patrol said Glllmlan 1011 control of bls ffiihnr 22" '2f1' omCIALS ro MElT NAIHOBI Kenya tUPI) Ten beads 'o1 state and prime minlstera from East and Ceft. tral Africa will meet tn 1 1om· b ......... 31 It mil sess1on ere """"" , W8li officially IJiliOUJlOCd Satur· da{;.e CGUI!Irles who bave agreed to tbe Ialita were Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambie, Burundi, Rwanda, Qlngo, Leopol!hllle, Ethiopia and Soo!alla. 44·" ., SIU • liGHT CUT • RIGHT •IW-Ip...., lliw!Jiil-• 7 , ...... • S: IIIII: • 'l eX 2 • BdiP•" II •Airll........ ~ 311P &' • c t 11 • ' 11e , ~ I wife of former Whlte 1loula press secretary and fo!lner California Sen. ~ierre Salinger and tbe couple • day·<lld boy were reperted "doltJJ fine'' Saturday at Cedan of Lebanon lllilpltal. Docton IBid_ Salinger'• wife, Nicole, II" birth Friday lo an 8 potllld, 8 ounce '1'111 Infant WU lllllled Edgar. WJI.t __ T_A_LD'B_ ., · ......... • Dial: HUFFY •li-Re• Brlua & Strattoo 4 C,cle Engine lllll01 Wldtlo Bo • eR........ble 10" Whoela ...., . . 1 ' •SIOOII on.& •c Brfas•• I .., ,._-JUST GIIU! m HUFFY/ 111t,._.._ .... ___ ..... """',........... ...... _.. ., ............ ........ ···- ................ _..........,... 0 . IPNIItwrls•u• u.. 'l'lr• 'W . . . . 1' Jr•Dull 'I,.._ U"lole TrpeTt.. 129·95 - .. ta..., • . . pI M : - . , . •• n..,. •n s.-. d ....... ,._..., .........n. .&J:Ie a IE HAPPY •••• GO HUFFY , C..tr•-•• .. ,., ..... SLJIII.P, . .& - .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, I "- ... S I' ·• ••111111 I Gwa !G ,.,~--- tloooiW-PIIIIIII_.o - ·S ' OPEN: EVERY DAY • - • - ALL DAY ·oPEN .. .EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NI~HTS.' UNTil ,. Open Frldty Nlghr. Til I :M ..llpobt,O. - Phoni446-14i6 ' ' ·8::0.0 ... ' lTStb .Aallil'WIU'J .. ",, (• ' ' ;·· III'SHY-·· • 14" to 26" •p HOUra: 1:30 to 5:30 0.11 I1IMD--... IT PULLS "SELF I 279·" • ?; ( eJ)f" Corner S.concl & SyctiiiOI'll. tirN • " - -.. ~~teem, ftee1 • 4 H.P. ilrliP & ~ •d• • Blade clllldl •I Dl• 4uiJ ..... lear ALL NEW MODELS! LOWEST PRICES! L.AwN TRACTOR •' i • . A lfllle .._ • ,._ tap-' tl. cltd: ""'- .II If Jiant -' ell faw ...... _ a1 ticael Powerflll ltlse & Still · e' Spnle flit!.. aU atoe1 ...._.,.. • tr c.---lilctCIIIII'-.LIIf ,, 2 ! ' ' HUFFY25- •1 B.P, Menyn leRIJ's production of • Foot bcia/c8 • u- Jlf ........... DOING FINE HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The 179·95 ·' INSTANTLYI lSIZts aulo. THIIJ sC:tFC~J PLUI1 CARTOON By Star · .Class One Killed, Five I • ropor11 11111 1111 of11ct, Ibn MeiDl he a U. llten8t belDc apeclr. rudlq, Wllb lbe op111111 t1. lbil Interest It II .,_. bellef of .the.aebool mlnlslratlon that wU1 be abowll Ia reading wW 111o be llboWll Ia other 1a1ec1 IUbj..,t&. Tbe admlnlstraao. and fucben IDvila parents w11ea Ia the lndld1nll to look at lht boob llld aee what h n beeJ1 aecompUJbecl through the uae of federal money for olD' ehlldrea. U lbil Interest can be Toward Pro]·eet It bu ·~the., lllpo"~~of"'!~.:..- ~-~~ •.. IIDbpaJpown...:. ~-· """'' ~~ """"' ..,.........., ..-, ....- -cba11e of the IChooll to take U., of tbt llepablleu CGIIadvantage of every possible .,.uiHal CtmmiU..., -.Jcl A dk1atlon wu mada le the ' matcl!llll fund to secure for the Samrday lhe lola wUI "loire Pa~age ,hmd wben lbe s~ l everything possible to aote of" tbe commlllee'o .. the classroom of the tabllsllment q 1111. Tb Clasa of 1\Je Syracuae First Un· . We feel that IIIII sllpple. mooey railed wW be ued 1o !ted Prel&yterlan Cburch met mentary reading material is b.. help Boaae GOP lacumhellll in the church annex recentlY. ing tied In with our NDEA Ill lhelr re.eleedoa eom· Miss Frankie Mumaw, pres~ BChool in rOllding which our pelpo. dent, opened the meetlng by · leacbera have tho privUege of reading the 1111 Psalm and of· attending through t. «rant paid fered prayer. Roll call wu anwbolly by federal ltmds. This awered by air members present grant allotted on the iiHervlce witll • IICI'ipture verse conlaiJ>. tralDtng amounts to $500 and is ilatlon 1ng the word "Spring." Seer.. lbe second one we have secured .!t:."r!:fi101111 r:c':acb tary and treasurer reports \Jere within tbe paot year. hour riod recti'~ by read and approved. Dues were Plana are lllo underway 1o Pete ~ceon:ck at Fairfield paid. . 80CUI'O a Head Start pfOII'am, an~ a reading program under weather station. II was decided to purcllaae a • Title I, and possible some lund Day Hlgb Low WelllfiK Prec. new American flag fer the unc:-1 for construction of additional fa· Sun. · · .. . . · 63 37 Fair tuary: and 'IZ5 was donated a. cUitles to carry on the program Mon. 73 J8 Fair ward the purchase of a cbureh the coming IIChool year. Tues. . .. .. . 1115 51 Fair panonage. Mrs. Rachel Mebave been filed but Wed. .. .. .. 80 51 RaJa .28 Bride, II chairman of IIIII fund . not been approved and Thur. ..... 58 34 RalD .17 returned at IIIII time. TiUe 11 Fri. . . . . . . . . 48 :H Fair .Ill Mn. McBride read "Praying which has allotted ts,451 to the Sat. .... .. .. 47 24 Cloudy Hands;" A ~nd...ed Sermon ctty BChools including Green - Report up to press time. on the Lord • Prayer by t h e Clay, lo~ library materials Average high temperature for Rev. David A. Redding, by Mro. In process. These books wUi the week this year 1.44, last Mayme Holmes. Miss Mumaw, distributed to the school on year 41.1. ~~~· a meditation on the Apesbasis of the amount allot- Average low temperature for Ue • Creed. Tbe Claos bas cards by the federal government the week thll year 311.5, lui fer sale. pupil lor eacb building. Ap. year 11. Roil call word for APr II proval of Tille 11 11 expected Tala! precipitation for the meeting will be "Showers" and witbin 1 few days. week this year .53, lui J•ar tllo bosteas wUI be Mrs. HolmThis information will keep the 1.89. ea. The meeting was closed with GETS EQUIPMENT - Larry Morrison, E•ecullvt Head of Eastern public abteast of wbat is being Total precipltatloa 1o date for a benediction In uulson. Ml'l. District In Meigs county, Is shown here u he began opening boxea of done by scltool offlclalll Ill an this year 1.81 IDchol, lut year McBride, served refreohments equipment that arrived last week at the bigb sthool. The equipment, effort 1o secure wbat funds that IO.ZII incites. le !bose mentioned abeve •.nd lenes, barbells, etc., were gotten through a federal grant of more than ollottecl by the federal go•· Normal averap pnclpltatloll Mrf. Hazel Clark, Mrs. Dalll)l cal fitness program 1a now In progress In three of the Eastern Local Disllrlcl emment. 38.40 lncbes. Roush and Mn. Ado Slack. · JOHNSTOWN, PL !UPI) -A Newark, N. J., lnlcll drlvllr rlslced hit Ule eariJ Salwdly !I when he deliberately Oftr·ll 11ll'lltd hla tractor • trailer avoid 1111er1nt . lbb ceatl'llil PennayiYanla Comm!mlty. IJee ~"1 1 !+""'! him for bravery and tll!la fined him lint ~ mooa llbol ID $1011111 . . 'far ....Una May. elgilt llmll In llllftyl FREE SHOW ,..,,. GO • leYei 111111. '1'111 boob were ROCUJT8 READIED CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) U. S: aclcmtllta readied two roclteta Saturday for boclt • to. W flrlap lloaday 1• d Tueoday to give utronomera a - look II the IIIIVWM and to elear lba way lot Amerlta'• &.o. ,,. ..... Hl L Q WITH A ... eouple "Ceolalalal G• we are certain that the Ia" Jaoe , "' ..... BoUle Gallipolil scbool system W i II GOP lAid"' Gera14 R. ll'ord, abow an Improvement in the Mle~ •• oad r1IH laado lot the pet • Announcemeot II belnc iDidl lplld Ibn II aomelblnc lhal appi'Oilmately $S,Oot 'I'WIII him. J'ar 1111 eblld of 111pplemeatary reodlq to adYuce • therl l'ractlcaiiJ ID boob ban 1888 I 1 ., terlal hu been ........ llllllr 'l'ttle m whleh II 1 u.aW•hc PfOII'IID lei up liJ 1111 fidlnl IOvtrmMDI, 'lbiJ 111'011'1111 1111 beeu lllauguralecl Ia order to brine Iii te lbe "• 1cm lllf. flcleat ,....,_. lar1 l'llllllnl malerlal to bupicM 111o 1'1111q l8lorlotl IIIII ciiiiNt t1 lba llludUII Ia GaDipol!a, an. 1111 Cay IChool 1!'11 •• Sui'Ciay, "" ., ' • w=-ai•Wo~ _.,I I tlcow·li..... .~~'~''!~~' : �/ ...... '' • ·, , I •' I MI .... J MI I· ~!! SUNDAY IW1'E PAPER ' PfliUSIJIDIY TBI OHIO VALLEY PUIUBRINQ COMPANY Jl~llmjl I. OWen. Nlllhrr Cliflffr TilllntiiiU, J:aO.IcHtor DWIQbt Wttlltrllalt,'J;dltor Hokrt Wflloll, lr~ .lion. J:cHtor J~~~~~ea E. DII'IIMf, Ad,, Dlr. V11'11011 Dt!Htlt, Ad,, Jlpr. :s::= ~ :O:'~ow. torch heretofore dlreCiecl with· llllhl Gablllet olmDit eulullveat Seenlal7 o1 Stitt Deall ., R111k IIIII Se r1t117 ... .,. ,__.._. ,_..,.. Robert McNIIUrl II 1011 tum'-• Ill hlahlll f11mN upoa .. ... Trt ~ Seeretuy of 1111 8IU17 Highway Safety: APressing Challenge Highway alety lJ IIIII cii !he !IIOit ~ lng chall~ ol our 'IIIDI. 'lbe aiibject II exceptionally complea, tn.olvbta tba 111lricate lntertelallcmsblp Of. road, car and driver. It Ia alao a lllb.ll!!t whleb ll'ICctra emotional 11!apo!ISOI. Tbll II UltfortuDate, for an namlnatlon of tiMt llilbwi:J tnllle problem IIIII ponihle aollltlonl · demaudl facta and 11!110n. To place the proijem In )Miij)IICUve, It is important to UllllenWI!l llial lbe em and highway• In the Ulllted SlaiN are the safest In the world. ln lbe Jut at )'1111'1, lite Iatality rate In tbhll CQ!IIJijy llu !teen reduced by nearly two-tbirda, baaed 011 palo ,enger miles driven. Accordlnl to till National Salety Council, sbtce dealhl per bundred-mlUion vehlcle-mllea have dropped from IU to U . The coat, bowever, II still far too hl&h and can lie redund. AutmobUe companiee have 1q beea aware ol the challqe of hllbWIJ nitty and continually have beeD bulldlq aaler , ars. Their eflorts to provide peater nle11' recently have heen JICI!&lerated and auto ,.~stomers will lind that their luture models will incorporate more aalety leaturea Ulan ever befol1!. But the car Ia only one of tlte factors Jn.. vul>rd. Tbt uther two .major fact.tra ar1 1• lbe tclld ltlld tha drlm'. A b"noed apJII'Oieh comblntnc all line r.cton II till 0111y meulqltd way 1o alplllcntly red!IN the toll on our bleltWIYI· Tilt follow fDI, lor eumple, are emntial to I IO!IIId, balanrt4 PntCJ"'D: AN OFFICIAL VElUCLII; lnlpecliDD proIP'Im that wUI live areater usuriiiCI that vital car oalety equipment Ia properly malntaiDell lly OWDel'l. SOUND TRAI'I'IC IIIWI and enforcement practleea that will ltava educational valuea lor 1111 motorists and that wiD he a potent dellmot to the wlllulJy reckleu. LICENSING PROCEDURES IIIII wUI make a driver's license a meanlniful cer· tillcate of Illness. TRIDilNG COURSES for blgh school atudenta and other new driVI!I'II that wlli ct.., fullest assurance ol tbo rlJht atU· tudel IIIII lldlll. PUBLIC INFORMATION pro(VIIDJ that will make 1111 ol the people adequately • ware ol their reoponslbUitlel lor trlftlo aalety - as motorists, pedeatrlana and el.. izens. AND FINALLy, hl&hway dealsn lea· ture~ and traffic control devices thet will live motorlsta maximum help lD avoidin8 acoideuts. 11~erRusk and YcNIIIIIf• _ .....1 are, ol courae, I till ...... w quite eDOU&h over 1111 war In Viet Nam, Fowler II lor tlte first time at the ceclll' ol the blut. Now It Is the matter ol tu:.:S:..":~ m tile VIet Nam Issue, the real BOUret of heat a from DeDIOCI'atic and not Republican memherl ol Co• cress. Again, too, a deep IIISUI ts railed concerniDg tbe proper division of both l!lal power and practiCal responslbUI· ty and savvy witbln the Amel'll!an goV«<IIIII!nt. The VIet Nam crltlca ban Ill truth been aeetiDI more than limply to f1IIIW their conlllitutlonal role to advise wltb the IUelltiVI clapartmelll Oil raretp pollcJ, JDaleall. lbly 'lllllt to 11e1ze control o1 tbat pollq. Aal Fowler's aew crll· tea 111'1 m'q DOt ~ with 1111 IIQCIIllve on Ia$ poD• ... -••- lmmedla'' IDCI ., bat ......-dlnet dODIIIalklll of tbat poll· ey, To bt nn, therlll- bPic \!Iff- lletweea tbele two lituatlolll. Tbt right of 1111 meuliva depei tmeat to be ,lbt cblef IDitlltiDI IIIII Implementlq ' - Ill foreiiD policy II undebatlbly clear Ill the Con- =:::, ~:~ hu heea lrldltJoaally, and llllllertlkeu only ou 110ft !eel. __...._ ... p·• ol ConIn .. - - . -• .. , fiH8I Is on aound lfODid ID trylnc 1o perauade the aeculive to clwiC• a lorelp policy. But to attempl to obslrDct IDCI dellloy a poUcy a1read1 law· fully put ID motiOD, ID • Ume ol ahootlng war Ill whll:h the aatlou II ~ deeply camlllilted, II not I proper ConcreaJoaal aerclle. 011 the other heDd, Colllf'll' riJbiiJ, ~to do wbaf,ever It pleUM lllelr prodd.ll!8. . Apes Blacken TV Ev011 the apes •~ turnin1 away from telftlslon. It Nemed like a great Idea at first when • k\i,evlsion set was placed in front of the ~lu:a eqe at the Bro01 Zoo to entertain But alter a spell or walth!J.ilbaOHm·ups and teen-age dance shows, ~· lo!t tnter~t and became restless a- *"' ·•••· "ftbl omarter the animal ," explaiM ma~M~al curator Jose(f.t A. Davies Jr., "~ euler It Is for him to get bored. Ape. ·are, by and large, the hardest to keep em.tained." Wirtor• aoet IIIII leave us humans? We , ummn• m sop up whatever the networks l""d us, just so it's simple and noiJy and has a IMCh track to prompt u1. Indeed, some ol us are 10 meamerized with the phonled up, stuff presented on televislol that we lllr ODt ol our trancea only wlteD somethidl happeDI to prevent us from se• lng our favorite prG~raJDJ. · A lot o1 people aclllally called and complalnetl 1o their local atatiODs because the real-lj/e drama ol the rucu• ol Gemlnl.a lnterruplejl or preempted aonsense like "Batman•.l or "Loll Ia Space." Darwin wa~ rJ&bl. We've deacellded lrwll the apu - d_.tfd way helow thea It has long beeo suspected tlat the rei- son nature provided people with two em was so that what went in ont could reldlly find Its way oot the other. Now there are ataliltics to back up thiJ IUiplclon. According to Mr. C. Howard Walla. a consultant In management communications: ''Unlralned listeners hear only about 25 per cent of what they're llltenln& to." In other wordl, we retain about r<erJ loortb wed or every fourth aentence or every fourtb tllougbt thai impingl!!! on the ear. Thia would seem to IU(Ietl ttrat the human eranium containS some sprt of matter acting at an impediment Iii t h • tranaDIIulon or sound across tbe void. One might .sped college students Iii JlOIIIIS a greater amount ol thiJ IO!IIld-at.sorblng substance than till general population. However, Watts cites a sludy wbleh abowt4 tbat college 1tudents Jlsttned to a IO.millute talk wit~ only 2S per cent efficIency, the ·~· as ,tbe rest of ua. This, of course, Dlliht simply be ~auat young· people o1 college il@ alrel'ly know jll!t about everytbidl, so It Is understanda· ble that they consider three·lourtbs of what they hear not worth llstenlng to. Walts 1110 says that the avera&e periOD 1pendi t per cent olllil time wrltJnc, 16 per cent reading, 30 per cent talklng and 45 per cent llltening. It's tbla overage o! lilfelllna time u against talking time that Is lntrl8ulnc. We'vt o11a1 used up our 45 per cent ollll· lenlnl time, but aever yet havt we met anyone who had run out ol hit 30 per cent of talking time, leavlnl Ui with 1$ per cent of talklna time, leavinl us with II per cent of pure. colden llleace. But we're boplltg. 0"" que• "* • - •- time ol to IIOIJ tm~-: ;! rea!. 11 etmple ~ the United Stat!l·· m11Jtat'7 eataNI"'"""" _,_,....._ d bad aJmmt loa...,.,...... an Dlone1 bad lillie pomecl 0111 ol barrelll to buDd II up. Now I maloi ·'-and Come to Think of ltyou Got Anything in the Mattress?" = ~ ft1t:r lllllDe)' lbel wu tlllllllllllfOIIIId tben. I Farm Leaders Say This is Not Time to Drop Controls tiOII contrula. Rep. W. R. Poage, D-Ta.,IJe. llevea the Idea llu IJ'OWD 0111 ol IId"!:~:::O:dllcualoll~ ot Pl'fll. propoaed Food Freedom BID, a meamre to nv11t lbe emtlnl ovase&~ food aid proaram. Poage IIJI farmer• are ~ Inc led Ill believe paaaage llie bUI will wipa out the Deed lor all goverumenl !arm IIIP' ptr11 and eonltola. But It will 1101 have that eflect, be clalml. 'lbe Tew Jawmaker'l com- •= eame~ A. Jaenke, an agrlcul· tore department official, told POll• lbe l'lmlnlllratlon agreed with blm. Jaenke aald that 111811)' farm. era lelt t1tat world food oeeda would men a ewlft mova. away !rom COIIIrola. But, he added, 1 or1ds la ter the Lotus a that l1l&ll' lllocb • major prudtll'lnl eountrla 1:.1 to 8.5 mUllaD lllort lnal at the 'bei(nnlnl ol lbe 111&48 If-, up U mi1UOII Ioili from lllocb 011 baDt1 a Jill' aarlllr. 'l'he report Aid lbe atocb wm 110t btlrdenloml, IJid lilt stoW at the bfgldhlt!C el lied prohabiJ he ap by aeverat mmm tODa. n prtdle&-1 •toeD 11D11ld rema111 at f8lbo er blib Ieveii lor aevera1 J'llf' to coma. Poar ctOJIII mel tile major ptod!"lne eowlllll cwld hell the llai""'P Ho• er. lllaJIJ 11 ' Harold D 01o11J J>.N C. ellbe bauaa ~ ~itee 1111 the J)8IIe11111J lakt up later tbil Jill lePialion 8lmecl at ralliDa tltiJIIeall NjJOi II -w 0181rm:JY ~~:· wido.l., plceonlloletl a II'0!1P o1 bl1ll bldl would baft !lll'llllllld..,. :... protluctiGa 11111 oa ac:reage dlv«ttd from flail :r• IP'8inl and other .,... '1'111 department batl _,....,. ;;!:::e,~-::~=-~·= ICI'tdwlp J1ilel he tbllmadill dlt•tedo :u. 110 ~ that COtiid poulbly ' . . , _ ,__ IMI r California Bishop Sees Need for Fewer Beliefs, and More Belief in Americans )'W meWeiL Inc that U wu tao iate ID tile Tho hobby eenter also bas a complete stock al · from which the fan may pur· chase replacement parts, such : as motors, controls, wheels and tires, or purchase the mater· ials, including sheet and tube • (Continued on page 10) c r ash~l on tile curve. of action at tile new To m 'I'humh Modi'! Car Rac ing and .. - BERRfS WORLD KLONDIKE d tanned to fUll P 11 1 . """'or TELL A eotlllll Hobby Center which ni.~ M fr·;day C. in in the opened ( i. Steele Furniture building 200 hlnck ul" Third Av·e. Me rrill like and fiH rold WJsennn :1r~ nwne r~ anrf oper:1tors nf t.hP new "slof-r<~c in g" estaiJ.. lis:-,mrnt w}iich will br ing America's newest hobby and the The tquirrels, now almost a year old, were given to Billy after they were rescued from a tree that bad been cut down at Forked Run Lake where his parents operate the conce.iisiOD and fishing &uppliet business. gmwing pasUme to Gallia county. tOII Pir~··s f ~Lr:;tPst Th" Tom Thumh nt!'~way will be open seven days a W(•c k a11d hnur-; of oper;1tion ized ("lubs and sanclioncd rac- ing are also planned. The new ~s t obli s hment bas two tracks, both of th em sane. retei'VIl. --==::... PERFECT PETS - Billy Osborne, Rivelv:iew tary school fifth grader, above, gives a couple . . to bis pels, flying squirrels. Below, Billy plays .Wlth on a tsble top. The pets never have been outside bomebome. Mrs. Osborne fed the squirrels four drops of milk at meal time.ii from a small doll baby's bottle for several days. The ~quirrels now, however, munch happily on anything from fried eggs to doughnuts. They especially aeem to enjoy chocolate candy. nre tentatively set for 3 to 1010 p. m. A formal o~ening is being plunned. Later organ•. 1·,· ;.". fi>lncd as champ ionship tr<lcks by the Amerit"an Model Car R'1·· rJg Congress. One tr£Jck ,is 155 in length, and t~e otlier 80 The pets spread their small wings and speed to greet visitors at the Osborne home. All of the squirrels will crawl into a trouser pocket at the first opportunity. They will also sneak a ride on a shoulder when a visitor walkl through the home. fr" t long. Iloth ovals htlve eig ht or r~cing lanes. ! miniature 1-24 srale mod: els of famous racing cars are : ~'slot s" ~he Billy Osborne, fifth grader at RIVet' view elemen~ of eastern Meigs County, bas a pack of uDlque pets. Billy spends many hours each week contentedly playing with his little friends, The squirrels, about the size of baby kitlens, are tamer than people would suseect They are usually kept in a cage In Billy'a bedroom, but are often left to roam through the Osborne home. former lh! ~ Flying Pets tet of flying squirrels. 1 ACTIO:"! AT TOM THUMB RACEWAY- David Beaver's white Chaparral takes tile pow? red b~~ tiny. hil~h spcr.d : lead as tho pack roars out of the stee p ban ked pinched oval In second place is a direct current clectr ic motors 1 Ford GT. Strung out behind the leadera are three bright orange Lotua Fords. bon••· ... It llellllllllllllllbat Ibid · and Domali)' bad The 11 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborne is the guardian of a quar- Spectators will find this kind '1'111 at:lmllllllnllo . . .. -- - ~ w_,. ' Tri-Co IIIIOD a1111 bllsall.wl Alia eu ---_._lie itllbed • a ~ fte Alm-t - .~~ ., die l!etllnlllalltl tl -Ul U'•- ..... . , l'lle!n' I ... <",_ .. ulln ..... u llewe. TodaJ Ia Stmday, lllrdl •• Cldna uti die Ullle4 Slates. tile lllb . , olltll wllh .,. .. 11y LOVJJ CASSEU a personal eluuactlr. •· HI wu free lo ..sea. J. w• I'IDirfllaL • follft. Ualted Prell bllnltiODII stream rises hilher than declslolta, lncludina tbe 'l'be JDOOD II bela 1!11 Ill . . "What we need taday II IOUI'tO. II II ~vable clecfaloll of what He wauld Let 111 dehate, let u coulll- phase IDd lint ~fewer beliefs - aDd more be- Intelligent, purpeaelul Hll Ule. He freely chose lo er. Jlal lhea, let 111 deelde 'lbe IIIOI'IIID& ~tar 11 v-. lief," sttld the Rt. Rev. James 1)', BtlCh u we see do whet He believed '11la tva1nc 1t1t II J..._,, IIIII and fl'll ... Ia A. Pike, as he stabbed out a beings, ooulll haft evolved ID wanted blm to do. Because German pbJIIclal aad ... a way tbl wW coavblce IIIII clearette and reached lor tbe mindless, Impersonal was not preoccupied . _ . , WI Uil iiippid - - el 1M :1-Rq, Wllbllll pact "' light auolher. Q. Do you beUeve that Hlmsall, and because He 11oeatpa, wu bin ID K Qat we II)'. 'lbe Episcopal Bisbop of answers praye1 s? 10 ('9(DJCitted Ill B1a mlsal1111 [D lfS8, Japall Nlped ... StG. ,..... 8. ,...... CaUiornla wu tired and A. No-DOt ID the sense of aerYIDI otben, tben were 111e Leaau• of Naliolll. J).Malu, • VIet lim. haggard aller a 10111 fllgbl He granting apeelal lavora II barrllfiiD Him to God. Be walked nervleusly Up aud down particular people. I the "tully opeu his hotel room in WublngttD, , believe In a Gocl wbo God wu able to reveatldmselll D.C. 11pp1Da black co(lee and with the unlvene, '- lid tbniuCb Jesus ID a d!IJn-imolrllll, u Ito lried to tntervenln!l to set aside that hal never ~ pealble t~p~aln to a reporter lbe laWI ud at GIM' otber periOD. lbectkllk:al flew~ that heve perm1tt1ac them to operate jtNIIPted Hma wmJle!a ol bll the usual way. If we atlrlbut!l A tboulhl for lbeltelid;~~ eburcll to lcctlll blm "' hereay. to Ged what Ourolocln• Frencb 'liriter De La a 'lbe reporter asked how "acts tl apeclal cauld: "We alWB)'I lite Bishop Pike felt about the we are aaylna, Ia elfect, wbD admire ua, we do ''death-of-God'' llteoioiY which He II capricious aDd unlalr • • alwayl like 11to11 wiKm lately has received 10 much that Be does lor some what admire." publicity. reluseo to do lor otben. ---"1 don't dig II,'' he IBid. "II Q. You're not auae&IIDC that Altizer (Prof. 'lbomu J.J. Gocl is lndllfereat to the tate of SUNDAY' Altizer of Emory Unlventty) Individuals? meaea what be seem• Iii be A. No, no, on !he eot\bw:J. aayldl-4hll there onee was a believe thet God's loire God IIIII DOW there Isn't any power are equally available IDOI'&-that 11 - · In the Ill II us all of the time. Gad strict meaninl ol the term. lt preaeol Ill 1111 world u Jllll dtem't make aDJ aense. lnterpeoetratiftC reality, Either God has ntYer emtet1 ly pualillll ltgalnit llle or He is eternally e~iltent" which we erect to keep Q. I tab It JGU .Wlaublc!rlbe !rom breaklnl lbrGulil IIIIo to the latter view? A. Oh, Y"" lives. Prayer Is oae ol the W&JI lntleetl. 1 believe In God. in 'thlch we lillY lo1'«' Q. Do yoa lblnk tf God as an haniers and anow Him abstract, imperaooal lprce per· break ln. He nevj!l' cl!BDiee, vading '1n ot Jiatdrt, or do you we~· And tltal'•l'iiJ-'or.elt conceive ol 10m ID perliODal power 'Ia manll!lled K• Ierma? clearly In IO!Ite IIVOI thaD Penoul Gotl otliers. . A. 1 believe In a HI'IOnalliotl , Q. Wbere ddfll Jea Itt "'"'t•l• -not In the aenae ol a being tbe picture? III10III other beliiJI,. but IP Ute A. Jeane wu ID every III1N HI1H that ult,lmall reality haa bumaa hell& jtlll u w• ' meanttm. the ererr 'lle8M to trip to Plllliua11·IIIII ~~ eleu lbe packet helore 1 h • a lleavler ablpmeol the- l started ill her aew lrada. IDe week. Tbe TELL CITY Flllllfly • April T, lllf, lui boat IIIII could maka aood llae TEtL CITY llloYed elf time oalbe fUll to lbe lt.eel tbe (lel1fpel!t 1111 IIGIII • witllpleotyofwelllriDIIIIrmor,J her maldel ._, to l'ltlllluP and no fol, witll a lila trip, For tbe 11tR 'lbe day the TELL CITY left, -lbat f!V· time Ia several ;rean pndace buaiJwa 'WU Uvel1 at tbe GaiJi. ol eft'- 4•8111 !!8llel b Pitt&dealen t1 the dly ehaapd polis wlw1 with fin packett •left the ~~-boa~ relused their replar ablpplac 11111111 loadlna llld IIItloaiiiJI. Old rlvTbe Gil and planDed to Ulp n IH I!I1DOII obi&Iied It looked lib ol ~ 1 h 8 TELL CITY every week u old tlmel to aet lbe Stan lid b u t - bolb lona 11 tile packet 11'11 able Strlpu Boalille !rom the llenl IDII Dab1 to handle lo .-h Pllllbugb early each ol the TELL CITY Oil hlr abiWUed. ~._,. tbll any Monday mOl'lllllg. parture. aff& ......,. D. Grover Gill sblpped more Tile TELL CITY man, ~!.,ailed and thau 100 rases ol egp 011 the GaDipolil Satunll1 April the --:;:.:.It TELL CITY oa her makJen ltl8 with fill ~~fat~& the 1111111t _.. waa DlparlllleDt lle9e, that . ..... IDIELY QVOl'll prnductlaa 1D1J bt -"" Ill Applylq IIJIIorleal uperlo lbe futln to bull4 up ltl)'be81l ,_ in America Fred C. Hombrook and Harry She was In the best ol <IODdlC. Donnally. Pilot Henry Hollo- tton and almost as good as new. way was at the wheel She bad 1 beautllul cabin that Captain Olarles EUsworth Captain Dick Brown said rewas placed In command of the minded hlm of the famous old TELL CITY' when abe waa Anchor Li•e boats out of st. ready to depart Gallipolis Mar. oula. She was bib-beaded bad 31, 1916 on ber maldeu trip to broad and roomy decka 8Dd tbe Pittsburglt Purser Fred Hoyt most spaclolls bollenleck lor was in charge ol the office. Pi- passengers forward to be lound l~ts Dan Patchell and Mike Da- on 8IIY steamboat on the river. v1s were at the wheel. Stewart On March 31, 1916, tbe TELL William Ross was ln charge CITY started up the river from of !he cabins. Her engineer waa Gallipolis for Pittsburgh. But Billy Fisher. owing to ftood eondltions, she AI the time the TELL CITY was unable to get under tbe was the largest, most &launch- B & 0 railroad bridge at Pt. ly built and finest stera wheel Pleasant. The RUTH left for packet on tbe upper Ohio river. Pittsburgh in her place. In the BY DICK THOMAS that pirk up their current by their own cars ami controls A bright oran~e K-B Lotus 1 steel wire pickups, on guide- with them or rent them at the F'ord thund•crs out of a steep shoes mounted under the front Tom Thumb Raceway. The banked pinched ov.l and roars ' of the car, from either alumin- hobby center also has cars lor into a mild curve closely follow··' um or copper conductor strips 1 sale in either assembled ready ed by a red Ferrari 2.10, grey along each side of the slot in to nm or kit form from which I the racing enthusiast may build Porsche Spyder, maroon Cnee- t!rc track. tab, and w~ite Cha(r.lrraL Sec- Racing fans may either bring l ~is favorite car. On the farm Front 1o drop all government produo- little dlflerenee In the size ol the two boats. Both had I he same deptll. The KANAWHA was a few inehes wider and the TELL CITY was nine and onehalf feet longer. Built at Jeffersonville, Ind., in IB89, the TELL CITY was 190 feet long, had a beam of 38 feet, and a hold 5.2 feet deep. She was rebuiU at Pt Pleasant in 1911 . A b.g earner as well as a fast boat, I \! e TEU" CITY had tbree boders and 17 x 7 loot engines. The TELL CITY left EvaRsville March 25, 1916 for G~llipolis and arrived here four days later in charge of Captains New 'Slot Racing' Establishment Reedsville • Opened Ill Old French City ·Friday . Boy Has 4 11 a valil7 m•rl-1 tldle, · lbtl doll DOt even teuMe!J ,.. quire ltaDtk: tmelji!!IC)' Go pendllllrel. 'l'blll, tben II IIIW lllllbiDg like the relatln .. mouut ol danleroual1 bat WASIDNG'I'ON aiPl) - A 10vernment !arm oJIIcla1 and a eongresalooal film leader hive joined In speaking O!lt against the Idea tbat tbe llmt bu llJIIIII eliDed, Deduct 75 Per Cent e ·• Fifty Years Ago on the River BY DICK 'DIOMAS Late in March of 1916, it was reported that the new packet syndicate which owned t h e RUTH and DUNBAR had just purchased the TELL CITY, at Evansville, Ind. She was fast and roomy and was scOOduled to take the place of I he RUTH In the Pittsburgh -Gallipolis - Charleston trade, The RUTH was to enter the Parkmburg·Pitl•hurgh trode. 'I'I•e TELL CITY was one of lhe largest packets that ever ran in the Gallipolis-Piltsburgll trade. 8:Je. was allowpd 459 tJns. The ill-fated KANAWHA was allowed 429 tons. There was J'vldlr lldlllll tbiJ Hft . . -- a , ,_ Iaiii IIn •• I I tb1J7 111 11;1111 • .,a • 11PP11 willa 1 "!,: "'!._~ tbtlr I - -IIIP.17 aa • el4 . . , Ill aperllilcit, tile KortaD War. 'l'bl oN"'!pUilaD to lbt ,tit II!!It ___.._ ... ID Fowlr• ........ .,.......,.. ~,__........, mllledlll aDd II'RRITOUh For It wu DeCIIIMJ at 1M ld upon year, Ill • CO presa ::-~U:y a~euper~ lnftat!ort Fowler h(maell hu DOt automa~ and lorever bemcleuch a rile. Sllll, Ito 110 present ueed for damp••• dOWD ' an economy 10 paintbnmt Into a really hl8b tempo Given 10108 aell • reby buaJnea• ID prtcea 11111 ._labor In waga dem•nd•, ;~, 1 tlep rM'I not, u 10 he ';e. It, be neceoutY at aiL ms view II apreaaed ID the . old ....... that tbero 111 a Ume";i':ep one's ablrt on and tbaiiDCb a lime 11 IIOIJ, Tbt 'flew o1 &le Demox:ratlc cr111c1 not again evident until the latter part or Woodrow Wilson's second term, and lbt reaction to the first World Wlr. Butlbll ascendancy was short-Uved; a Congreu elected mosUy on the question of problbi· tion enforcement in the twenties was more than willing to turn the control back to Franklin Roosevelt when the country laced real dilficulliea in the great deprdo aion. Sinre then Its power bas steadlly de. During the administration ol John Kennedy, Congress made 10m1 attempts to reassert its power and was able to delay or prevent several administratiOD meuurea. But with the 1961 presidential campa!Jn the old battle between "old" and "new" wealth came Into the picture. This campait:n demonstrated the odd !act that the terms Conservative and Liberal do not represent rich and poor but rather, the two classes of wealth. In the words of Carolyn Bird ''the financial struggle behind the scenes Is betweeu thl old wealth, civilized and cultured In foUDdalions and the new wealth, virile and wlfor~ed. arising from tbe !lowing pro!· Its of the southwest and west. The new wealth stood lor the narrow and fear-rack· ed aima of petty bourgeoise, lnleourity and ego«ntricity." · The teaaclous resultlnc !rom the cootest on these lines resulted Ia tha election of a COJIII'e55 whose memhent In lll'lt measure owe their election to preotldenllal tifluence and the present abnost complete subservience of tbe Congress to tbe executive branch. Thus, It follows that adoption of the proposed amendment lor four year terms with election In Presidential yean would completely submerge !he very necessary principle of parllam011tary debate. :::!: tiOD II whether tbiJ7 ~ c:GI' reel 111'1 dem•ndiDI DOW Chat lbe Seer tary ol lhl 'J'reuury QOJIIt out lDSiaDtiY , _ • - a l tal IDcreaM lbll Newest Amendment Would Upset Ancient Safeguard Our American system of government wrth its divisicn Into the three branches of the Legislative, the Judicial, and tbe F.x•cutive functions wu modeled from ttral of England and had its ortcin In the tribal councils of the Goths. From the earlr beginnings or this form of rule, it has been moderated by a ''balance of power." With the Golba Ibis hallnce wu provided bv the older men ol the tribe wh o s e ,;conservative'' viewl help,.,., the impalienee of the YOODI "radleala." In England. with an accepted two-clan system, the hereditary membership or the House of Lords lurnisbed the balance. Our Conatltutlon was taken almost In enlirety from the law ol En81and, eveo ~ the provision ol "trial by a jury of his ~rs ," in a society wllere everyone was leRally equal And altboulb ~ Senate wa< Intended u a aubslitute for the bouse ol lords and the Supreme Court 11 a rt>· place,.~! lor the almost lteredltary ju. dirial traditions o1 tbe Engllsb, any clear balance of power in the Leaislalivt branch was missing. This resulted in a rivalry between the three branches of govet'MII!nl. It led to a contest between those whose wealth was inherited and stable, and those who were . becolninll wealthy by 'business enterprtaes, for the control ol Coogres' and the Presidency. ·• Under John Marshall, the SUpreme Court soon occupied a position ol control in the early years ol the government: a control not completely displaced until < Andrew Jackson's pert'od . With Jackson and several succeeding presidents, power was ~ld in tbe executi ve branch. but Conlfeu gradually secur•d more and more authority until II reach· f'<l. in the Civil War aflermatll, the highest power of our history. Under tbe leadership and control of Thaddeus Stevens and Chas. Sumner, tbe Congrea wu able to nullify entirely tbe power ol tbe presidency and failed by a siJt81e vote ol establishIng an actual dictatorablp by removing Pres . Johnson from .ofnee. Congress was able to aet aside the intentions of the voten In lbe election of Hayes in 1876. and of bor.t voters and president in Ihe first Clevellllll administration. There alter, the power began to dteiiM and wu ~ ~~tolo~ i: t:D: eoocreu. • ) Powerful, Sleek 'Tell City' Was River Work Horse Features· II OiiCI• 11 lblt 1 11 .., lhoul twa lllePIIJ absolutebut .ttaJIY Umlled by ~alkJnl of COIDiiloll IGR I'Owler'l proclden In therefore, hive •'lbtotal•••rl&bl to ..,. 'it' 1 ' y ec t Billy baa not yet permitted biB pets to get outside. Theories on what would bapies on what would happen vary. Some say they will leave, But othera insist they will remain nearby. Bill, however, Is taking no ebancea with these favorite !Lightning Wrecked Carmel Sch 1 BY LESTER L. ROUSil A storm cloud of lorebodlJJg appearance bung Ia tbe ftortbwester• sky as tbe 49 enrolled pupils responde~ to the school : bell following tbe uooo recess. 1 It was 1:30 p.m., March 25th, I 53 years ago. Advanced work in Latin, Algebra, Geometry at•d lessons In all otherclasses from beginners tbrough those preparing lor the State Teachers Examination was to be resumed. ~ " ~ ,j•L ';;;. The advanced class In algei!t~L •.~·'?'\.,; ~:~s...¢.};;S.~;:·::-'..!: " ··-,. ' bra was called. Five puplll MORE TRACK ACTION - Three f1u~. Fords cross the bridge Into the final turn before hitting the stretcb . w.re at the blackboard, othert Spectators will find action like this daily ~~~ Tom Thumb Racew11y In the former Steel Furniture building on Thiru .Ia tbeir seats, studying. Ave. A !lash of light across t h t room frightened some of tbe pupils, amused others, One strl was heard to whisper to tbe one Ia Iron! of her, "Get ready to jump, it's going to thander." !, a~ teaeher, was standing about midway between !he old burnside stove and tbe row cil Iron! seats, observing the work at the blackboard. This waa the Carmel school located f tv e miles aorth of Racine. The Dash al light waa lolJow. ed iR seconds by a devastaliog cram that so badly destroyed the school room that no JDOre clsses were held that spring. Broiea boards and splinters we~ burled I1CI'088 lbe room, loclgiDa In lhf lleab of some of the pupils, brokea gtau was 11·attered across the floor, leavlnc some with bleeding gasbell. · Only two whole panes of siua ftmalned in !hi! building. APJIII" ently 11Je lightning btl tbe naa/stall first, although U bad lite · ilfect of a .forked or ouble,d .. ~ven tripW strob 11 U reachecl TESTING 'I'HE TRACK - Making test runs at tlte ~ew Toin 'll\umb ..ltacewat ·prloi to id:ir".ti~m~~~lr~e:· : 1 to the IJ'OIIMID lbn!t placea. One, r, Skip Meadows, obscured hehind Bill Wellman, who ,ls re~chtng., dowll to . p~ace··cll' back In .! ' anti In front, descendelllrom the Ike Wiseman, hand o~ hip, waiting for his racer to come across hridg•·J IIto 'llnfJ .lllrll ~or, 011 ·tlle lei~, ~~r ooe 11811' Jtil .t be lfmJ eroll!ed, li Harold Wlsem~n, who wlth b,i t brother, Itt,~~ alld O!*•tJ11hl ~ · Cen~. llof!IIINil - . llid • ,I& • School in Meigs County, as It of 1911·1912. The spring of 1911 the building was bit and nearly wrecked pronged bolt of electricity that knocked ou I a number of pupUs, ln~::f~ er, Lester Roush. Today Dr. Lester Roush, Is a former Ohio cnurch and livinlln the neJahbalhood when the near tragedy occurred. · lbe middle aouth aide. ol 111111c1eut llrellgth to throw stroke, wu tbroWII 'l'ht northwest itrolr:e lore the entire building out of phlmb. seat l;nd cover-! wlntluw, lrame aDd boartll at- 'lbole not tao badly shocked en sldlng. techetl to It !rom lbe nil mak· ruabed !rom lite room onto the Kya Ardler, Ina a hole I8J11! -'41' for ae porch land Into the ~>BIIInl nln. lor · automobUe to eater. Hea')' Some there at tha blackboard, calli ~=~~~~; wlnow welgbll 1111'1 lbrUit aild the teitcher, were lbocked lng n~ !rom lbelr banglq lGiar ~ .IIIII fell to the Boor aear wbtn etaetled !rom the bulldlnrl. Tba IJOIIIh. tile!' ataod. acloul' nelt lkle I'Alltb wa1 •lltlle IIIII .. llalph Kcllline, 110w t1eceas- Boor. Oaly tJinleiM, wllllt 11Je fnltl& - ... lliatld _ . 11Je wlliwMII (0•"' • • �/ ...... '' • ·, , I •' I MI .... J MI I· ~!! SUNDAY IW1'E PAPER ' PfliUSIJIDIY TBI OHIO VALLEY PUIUBRINQ COMPANY Jl~llmjl I. OWen. Nlllhrr Cliflffr TilllntiiiU, J:aO.IcHtor DWIQbt Wttlltrllalt,'J;dltor Hokrt Wflloll, lr~ .lion. J:cHtor J~~~~~ea E. DII'IIMf, Ad,, Dlr. V11'11011 Dt!Htlt, Ad,, Jlpr. :s::= ~ :O:'~ow. torch heretofore dlreCiecl with· llllhl Gablllet olmDit eulullveat Seenlal7 o1 Stitt Deall ., R111k IIIII Se r1t117 ... .,. ,__.._. ,_..,.. Robert McNIIUrl II 1011 tum'-• Ill hlahlll f11mN upoa .. ... Trt ~ Seeretuy of 1111 8IU17 Highway Safety: APressing Challenge Highway alety lJ IIIII cii !he !IIOit ~ lng chall~ ol our 'IIIDI. 'lbe aiibject II exceptionally complea, tn.olvbta tba 111lricate lntertelallcmsblp Of. road, car and driver. It Ia alao a lllb.ll!!t whleb ll'ICctra emotional 11!apo!ISOI. Tbll II UltfortuDate, for an namlnatlon of tiMt llilbwi:J tnllle problem IIIII ponihle aollltlonl · demaudl facta and 11!110n. To place the proijem In )Miij)IICUve, It is important to UllllenWI!l llial lbe em and highway• In the Ulllted SlaiN are the safest In the world. ln lbe Jut at )'1111'1, lite Iatality rate In tbhll CQ!IIJijy llu !teen reduced by nearly two-tbirda, baaed 011 palo ,enger miles driven. Accordlnl to till National Salety Council, sbtce dealhl per bundred-mlUion vehlcle-mllea have dropped from IU to U . The coat, bowever, II still far too hl&h and can lie redund. AutmobUe companiee have 1q beea aware ol the challqe of hllbWIJ nitty and continually have beeD bulldlq aaler , ars. Their eflorts to provide peater nle11' recently have heen JICI!&lerated and auto ,.~stomers will lind that their luture models will incorporate more aalety leaturea Ulan ever befol1!. But the car Ia only one of tlte factors Jn.. vul>rd. Tbt uther two .major fact.tra ar1 1• lbe tclld ltlld tha drlm'. A b"noed apJII'Oieh comblntnc all line r.cton II till 0111y meulqltd way 1o alplllcntly red!IN the toll on our bleltWIYI· Tilt follow fDI, lor eumple, are emntial to I IO!IIId, balanrt4 PntCJ"'D: AN OFFICIAL VElUCLII; lnlpecliDD proIP'Im that wUI live areater usuriiiCI that vital car oalety equipment Ia properly malntaiDell lly OWDel'l. SOUND TRAI'I'IC IIIWI and enforcement practleea that will ltava educational valuea lor 1111 motorists and that wiD he a potent dellmot to the wlllulJy reckleu. LICENSING PROCEDURES IIIII wUI make a driver's license a meanlniful cer· tillcate of Illness. TRIDilNG COURSES for blgh school atudenta and other new driVI!I'II that wlli ct.., fullest assurance ol tbo rlJht atU· tudel IIIII lldlll. PUBLIC INFORMATION pro(VIIDJ that will make 1111 ol the people adequately • ware ol their reoponslbUitlel lor trlftlo aalety - as motorists, pedeatrlana and el.. izens. AND FINALLy, hl&hway dealsn lea· ture~ and traffic control devices thet will live motorlsta maximum help lD avoidin8 acoideuts. 11~erRusk and YcNIIIIIf• _ .....1 are, ol courae, I till ...... w quite eDOU&h over 1111 war In Viet Nam, Fowler II lor tlte first time at the ceclll' ol the blut. Now It Is the matter ol tu:.:S:..":~ m tile VIet Nam Issue, the real BOUret of heat a from DeDIOCI'atic and not Republican memherl ol Co• cress. Again, too, a deep IIISUI ts railed concerniDg tbe proper division of both l!lal power and practiCal responslbUI· ty and savvy witbln the Amel'll!an goV«<IIIII!nt. The VIet Nam crltlca ban Ill truth been aeetiDI more than limply to f1IIIW their conlllitutlonal role to advise wltb the IUelltiVI clapartmelll Oil raretp pollcJ, JDaleall. lbly 'lllllt to 11e1ze control o1 tbat pollq. Aal Fowler's aew crll· tea 111'1 m'q DOt ~ with 1111 IIQCIIllve on Ia$ poD• ... -••- lmmedla'' IDCI ., bat ......-dlnet dODIIIalklll of tbat poll· ey, To bt nn, therlll- bPic \!Iff- lletweea tbele two lituatlolll. Tbt right of 1111 meuliva depei tmeat to be ,lbt cblef IDitlltiDI IIIII Implementlq ' - Ill foreiiD policy II undebatlbly clear Ill the Con- =:::, ~:~ hu heea lrldltJoaally, and llllllertlkeu only ou 110ft !eel. __...._ ... p·• ol ConIn .. - - . -• .. , fiH8I Is on aound lfODid ID trylnc 1o perauade the aeculive to clwiC• a lorelp policy. But to attempl to obslrDct IDCI dellloy a poUcy a1read1 law· fully put ID motiOD, ID • Ume ol ahootlng war Ill whll:h the aatlou II ~ deeply camlllilted, II not I proper ConcreaJoaal aerclle. 011 the other heDd, Colllf'll' riJbiiJ, ~to do wbaf,ever It pleUM lllelr prodd.ll!8. . Apes Blacken TV Ev011 the apes •~ turnin1 away from telftlslon. It Nemed like a great Idea at first when • k\i,evlsion set was placed in front of the ~lu:a eqe at the Bro01 Zoo to entertain But alter a spell or walth!J.ilbaOHm·ups and teen-age dance shows, ~· lo!t tnter~t and became restless a- *"' ·•••· "ftbl omarter the animal ," explaiM ma~M~al curator Jose(f.t A. Davies Jr., "~ euler It Is for him to get bored. Ape. ·are, by and large, the hardest to keep em.tained." Wirtor• aoet IIIII leave us humans? We , ummn• m sop up whatever the networks l""d us, just so it's simple and noiJy and has a IMCh track to prompt u1. Indeed, some ol us are 10 meamerized with the phonled up, stuff presented on televislol that we lllr ODt ol our trancea only wlteD somethidl happeDI to prevent us from se• lng our favorite prG~raJDJ. · A lot o1 people aclllally called and complalnetl 1o their local atatiODs because the real-lj/e drama ol the rucu• ol Gemlnl.a lnterruplejl or preempted aonsense like "Batman•.l or "Loll Ia Space." Darwin wa~ rJ&bl. We've deacellded lrwll the apu - d_.tfd way helow thea It has long beeo suspected tlat the rei- son nature provided people with two em was so that what went in ont could reldlly find Its way oot the other. Now there are ataliltics to back up thiJ IUiplclon. According to Mr. C. Howard Walla. a consultant In management communications: ''Unlralned listeners hear only about 25 per cent of what they're llltenln& to." In other wordl, we retain about r<erJ loortb wed or every fourth aentence or every fourtb tllougbt thai impingl!!! on the ear. Thia would seem to IU(Ietl ttrat the human eranium containS some sprt of matter acting at an impediment Iii t h • tranaDIIulon or sound across tbe void. One might .sped college students Iii JlOIIIIS a greater amount ol thiJ IO!IIld-at.sorblng substance than till general population. However, Watts cites a sludy wbleh abowt4 tbat college 1tudents Jlsttned to a IO.millute talk wit~ only 2S per cent efficIency, the ·~· as ,tbe rest of ua. This, of course, Dlliht simply be ~auat young· people o1 college il@ alrel'ly know jll!t about everytbidl, so It Is understanda· ble that they consider three·lourtbs of what they hear not worth llstenlng to. Walts 1110 says that the avera&e periOD 1pendi t per cent olllil time wrltJnc, 16 per cent reading, 30 per cent talklng and 45 per cent llltening. It's tbla overage o! lilfelllna time u against talking time that Is lntrl8ulnc. We'vt o11a1 used up our 45 per cent ollll· lenlnl time, but aever yet havt we met anyone who had run out ol hit 30 per cent of talking time, leavlnl Ui with 1$ per cent of talklna time, leavinl us with II per cent of pure. colden llleace. But we're boplltg. 0"" que• "* • - •- time ol to IIOIJ tm~-: ;! rea!. 11 etmple ~ the United Stat!l·· m11Jtat'7 eataNI"'"""" _,_,....._ d bad aJmmt loa...,.,...... an Dlone1 bad lillie pomecl 0111 ol barrelll to buDd II up. Now I maloi ·'-and Come to Think of ltyou Got Anything in the Mattress?" = ~ ft1t:r lllllDe)' lbel wu tlllllllllllfOIIIId tben. I Farm Leaders Say This is Not Time to Drop Controls tiOII contrula. Rep. W. R. Poage, D-Ta.,IJe. llevea the Idea llu IJ'OWD 0111 ol IId"!:~:::O:dllcualoll~ ot Pl'fll. propoaed Food Freedom BID, a meamre to nv11t lbe emtlnl ovase&~ food aid proaram. Poage IIJI farmer• are ~ Inc led Ill believe paaaage llie bUI will wipa out the Deed lor all goverumenl !arm IIIP' ptr11 and eonltola. But It will 1101 have that eflect, be clalml. 'lbe Tew Jawmaker'l com- •= eame~ A. Jaenke, an agrlcul· tore department official, told POll• lbe l'lmlnlllratlon agreed with blm. Jaenke aald that 111811)' farm. era lelt t1tat world food oeeda would men a ewlft mova. away !rom COIIIrola. But, he added, 1 or1ds la ter the Lotus a that l1l&ll' lllocb • major prudtll'lnl eountrla 1:.1 to 8.5 mUllaD lllort lnal at the 'bei(nnlnl ol lbe 111&48 If-, up U mi1UOII Ioili from lllocb 011 baDt1 a Jill' aarlllr. 'l'he report Aid lbe atocb wm 110t btlrdenloml, IJid lilt stoW at the bfgldhlt!C el lied prohabiJ he ap by aeverat mmm tODa. n prtdle&-1 •toeD 11D11ld rema111 at f8lbo er blib Ieveii lor aevera1 J'llf' to coma. Poar ctOJIII mel tile major ptod!"lne eowlllll cwld hell the llai""'P Ho• er. lllaJIJ 11 ' Harold D 01o11J J>.N C. ellbe bauaa ~ ~itee 1111 the J)8IIe11111J lakt up later tbil Jill lePialion 8lmecl at ralliDa tltiJIIeall NjJOi II -w 0181rm:JY ~~:· wido.l., plceonlloletl a II'0!1P o1 bl1ll bldl would baft !lll'llllllld..,. :... protluctiGa 11111 oa ac:reage dlv«ttd from flail :r• IP'8inl and other .,... '1'111 department batl _,....,. ;;!:::e,~-::~=-~·= ICI'tdwlp J1ilel he tbllmadill dlt•tedo :u. 110 ~ that COtiid poulbly ' . . , _ ,__ IMI r California Bishop Sees Need for Fewer Beliefs, and More Belief in Americans )'W meWeiL Inc that U wu tao iate ID tile Tho hobby eenter also bas a complete stock al · from which the fan may pur· chase replacement parts, such : as motors, controls, wheels and tires, or purchase the mater· ials, including sheet and tube • (Continued on page 10) c r ash~l on tile curve. of action at tile new To m 'I'humh Modi'! Car Rac ing and .. - BERRfS WORLD KLONDIKE d tanned to fUll P 11 1 . """'or TELL A eotlllll Hobby Center which ni.~ M fr·;day C. in in the opened ( i. Steele Furniture building 200 hlnck ul" Third Av·e. Me rrill like and fiH rold WJsennn :1r~ nwne r~ anrf oper:1tors nf t.hP new "slof-r<~c in g" estaiJ.. lis:-,mrnt w}iich will br ing America's newest hobby and the The tquirrels, now almost a year old, were given to Billy after they were rescued from a tree that bad been cut down at Forked Run Lake where his parents operate the conce.iisiOD and fishing &uppliet business. gmwing pasUme to Gallia county. tOII Pir~··s f ~Lr:;tPst Th" Tom Thumh nt!'~way will be open seven days a W(•c k a11d hnur-; of oper;1tion ized ("lubs and sanclioncd rac- ing are also planned. The new ~s t obli s hment bas two tracks, both of th em sane. retei'VIl. --==::... PERFECT PETS - Billy Osborne, Rivelv:iew tary school fifth grader, above, gives a couple . . to bis pels, flying squirrels. Below, Billy plays .Wlth on a tsble top. The pets never have been outside bomebome. Mrs. Osborne fed the squirrels four drops of milk at meal time.ii from a small doll baby's bottle for several days. The ~quirrels now, however, munch happily on anything from fried eggs to doughnuts. They especially aeem to enjoy chocolate candy. nre tentatively set for 3 to 1010 p. m. A formal o~ening is being plunned. Later organ•. 1·,· ;.". fi>lncd as champ ionship tr<lcks by the Amerit"an Model Car R'1·· rJg Congress. One tr£Jck ,is 155 in length, and t~e otlier 80 The pets spread their small wings and speed to greet visitors at the Osborne home. All of the squirrels will crawl into a trouser pocket at the first opportunity. They will also sneak a ride on a shoulder when a visitor walkl through the home. fr" t long. Iloth ovals htlve eig ht or r~cing lanes. ! miniature 1-24 srale mod: els of famous racing cars are : ~'slot s" ~he Billy Osborne, fifth grader at RIVet' view elemen~ of eastern Meigs County, bas a pack of uDlque pets. Billy spends many hours each week contentedly playing with his little friends, The squirrels, about the size of baby kitlens, are tamer than people would suseect They are usually kept in a cage In Billy'a bedroom, but are often left to roam through the Osborne home. former lh! ~ Flying Pets tet of flying squirrels. 1 ACTIO:"! AT TOM THUMB RACEWAY- David Beaver's white Chaparral takes tile pow? red b~~ tiny. hil~h spcr.d : lead as tho pack roars out of the stee p ban ked pinched oval In second place is a direct current clectr ic motors 1 Ford GT. Strung out behind the leadera are three bright orange Lotua Fords. bon••· ... It llellllllllllllllbat Ibid · and Domali)' bad The 11 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborne is the guardian of a quar- Spectators will find this kind '1'111 at:lmllllllnllo . . .. -- - ~ w_,. ' Tri-Co IIIIOD a1111 bllsall.wl Alia eu ---_._lie itllbed • a ~ fte Alm-t - .~~ ., die l!etllnlllalltl tl -Ul U'•- ..... . , l'lle!n' I ... <",_ .. ulln ..... u llewe. TodaJ Ia Stmday, lllrdl •• Cldna uti die Ullle4 Slates. tile lllb . , olltll wllh .,. .. 11y LOVJJ CASSEU a personal eluuactlr. •· HI wu free lo ..sea. J. w• I'IDirfllaL • follft. Ualted Prell bllnltiODII stream rises hilher than declslolta, lncludina tbe 'l'be JDOOD II bela 1!11 Ill . . "What we need taday II IOUI'tO. II II ~vable clecfaloll of what He wauld Let 111 dehate, let u coulll- phase IDd lint ~fewer beliefs - aDd more be- Intelligent, purpeaelul Hll Ule. He freely chose lo er. Jlal lhea, let 111 deelde 'lbe IIIOI'IIID& ~tar 11 v-. lief," sttld the Rt. Rev. James 1)', BtlCh u we see do whet He believed '11la tva1nc 1t1t II J..._,, IIIII and fl'll ... Ia A. Pike, as he stabbed out a beings, ooulll haft evolved ID wanted blm to do. Because German pbJIIclal aad ... a way tbl wW coavblce IIIII clearette and reached lor tbe mindless, Impersonal was not preoccupied . _ . , WI Uil iiippid - - el 1M :1-Rq, Wllbllll pact "' light auolher. Q. Do you beUeve that Hlmsall, and because He 11oeatpa, wu bin ID K Qat we II)'. 'lbe Episcopal Bisbop of answers praye1 s? 10 ('9(DJCitted Ill B1a mlsal1111 [D lfS8, Japall Nlped ... StG. ,..... 8. ,...... CaUiornla wu tired and A. No-DOt ID the sense of aerYIDI otben, tben were 111e Leaau• of Naliolll. J).Malu, • VIet lim. haggard aller a 10111 fllgbl He granting apeelal lavora II barrllfiiD Him to God. Be walked nervleusly Up aud down particular people. I the "tully opeu his hotel room in WublngttD, , believe In a Gocl wbo God wu able to reveatldmselll D.C. 11pp1Da black co(lee and with the unlvene, '- lid tbniuCb Jesus ID a d!IJn-imolrllll, u Ito lried to tntervenln!l to set aside that hal never ~ pealble t~p~aln to a reporter lbe laWI ud at GIM' otber periOD. lbectkllk:al flew~ that heve perm1tt1ac them to operate jtNIIPted Hma wmJle!a ol bll the usual way. If we atlrlbut!l A tboulhl for lbeltelid;~~ eburcll to lcctlll blm "' hereay. to Ged what Ourolocln• Frencb 'liriter De La a 'lbe reporter asked how "acts tl apeclal cauld: "We alWB)'I lite Bishop Pike felt about the we are aaylna, Ia elfect, wbD admire ua, we do ''death-of-God'' llteoioiY which He II capricious aDd unlalr • • alwayl like 11to11 wiKm lately has received 10 much that Be does lor some what admire." publicity. reluseo to do lor otben. ---"1 don't dig II,'' he IBid. "II Q. You're not auae&IIDC that Altizer (Prof. 'lbomu J.J. Gocl is lndllfereat to the tate of SUNDAY' Altizer of Emory Unlventty) Individuals? meaea what be seem• Iii be A. No, no, on !he eot\bw:J. aayldl-4hll there onee was a believe thet God's loire God IIIII DOW there Isn't any power are equally available IDOI'&-that 11 - · In the Ill II us all of the time. Gad strict meaninl ol the term. lt preaeol Ill 1111 world u Jllll dtem't make aDJ aense. lnterpeoetratiftC reality, Either God has ntYer emtet1 ly pualillll ltgalnit llle or He is eternally e~iltent" which we erect to keep Q. I tab It JGU .Wlaublc!rlbe !rom breaklnl lbrGulil IIIIo to the latter view? A. Oh, Y"" lives. Prayer Is oae ol the W&JI lntleetl. 1 believe In God. in 'thlch we lillY lo1'«' Q. Do yoa lblnk tf God as an haniers and anow Him abstract, imperaooal lprce per· break ln. He nevj!l' cl!BDiee, vading '1n ot Jiatdrt, or do you we~· And tltal'•l'iiJ-'or.elt conceive ol 10m ID perliODal power 'Ia manll!lled K• Ierma? clearly In IO!Ite IIVOI thaD Penoul Gotl otliers. . A. 1 believe In a HI'IOnalliotl , Q. Wbere ddfll Jea Itt "'"'t•l• -not In the aenae ol a being tbe picture? III10III other beliiJI,. but IP Ute A. Jeane wu ID every III1N HI1H that ult,lmall reality haa bumaa hell& jtlll u w• ' meanttm. the ererr 'lle8M to trip to Plllliua11·IIIII ~~ eleu lbe packet helore 1 h • a lleavler ablpmeol the- l started ill her aew lrada. IDe week. Tbe TELL CITY Flllllfly • April T, lllf, lui boat IIIII could maka aood llae TEtL CITY llloYed elf time oalbe fUll to lbe lt.eel tbe (lel1fpel!t 1111 IIGIII • witllpleotyofwelllriDIIIIrmor,J her maldel ._, to l'ltlllluP and no fol, witll a lila trip, For tbe 11tR 'lbe day the TELL CITY left, -lbat f!V· time Ia several ;rean pndace buaiJwa 'WU Uvel1 at tbe GaiJi. ol eft'- 4•8111 !!8llel b Pitt&dealen t1 the dly ehaapd polis wlw1 with fin packett •left the ~~-boa~ relused their replar ablpplac 11111111 loadlna llld IIItloaiiiJI. Old rlvTbe Gil and planDed to Ulp n IH I!I1DOII obi&Iied It looked lib ol ~ 1 h 8 TELL CITY every week u old tlmel to aet lbe Stan lid b u t - bolb lona 11 tile packet 11'11 able Strlpu Boalille !rom the llenl IDII Dab1 to handle lo .-h Pllllbugb early each ol the TELL CITY Oil hlr abiWUed. ~._,. tbll any Monday mOl'lllllg. parture. aff& ......,. D. Grover Gill sblpped more Tile TELL CITY man, ~!.,ailed and thau 100 rases ol egp 011 the GaDipolil Satunll1 April the --:;:.:.It TELL CITY oa her makJen ltl8 with fill ~~fat~& the 1111111t _.. waa DlparlllleDt lle9e, that . ..... IDIELY QVOl'll prnductlaa 1D1J bt -"" Ill Applylq IIJIIorleal uperlo lbe futln to bull4 up ltl)'be81l ,_ in America Fred C. Hombrook and Harry She was In the best ol <IODdlC. Donnally. Pilot Henry Hollo- tton and almost as good as new. way was at the wheel She bad 1 beautllul cabin that Captain Olarles EUsworth Captain Dick Brown said rewas placed In command of the minded hlm of the famous old TELL CITY' when abe waa Anchor Li•e boats out of st. ready to depart Gallipolis Mar. oula. She was bib-beaded bad 31, 1916 on ber maldeu trip to broad and roomy decka 8Dd tbe Pittsburglt Purser Fred Hoyt most spaclolls bollenleck lor was in charge ol the office. Pi- passengers forward to be lound l~ts Dan Patchell and Mike Da- on 8IIY steamboat on the river. v1s were at the wheel. Stewart On March 31, 1916, tbe TELL William Ross was ln charge CITY started up the river from of !he cabins. Her engineer waa Gallipolis for Pittsburgh. But Billy Fisher. owing to ftood eondltions, she AI the time the TELL CITY was unable to get under tbe was the largest, most &launch- B & 0 railroad bridge at Pt. ly built and finest stera wheel Pleasant. The RUTH left for packet on tbe upper Ohio river. Pittsburgh in her place. In the BY DICK THOMAS that pirk up their current by their own cars ami controls A bright oran~e K-B Lotus 1 steel wire pickups, on guide- with them or rent them at the F'ord thund•crs out of a steep shoes mounted under the front Tom Thumb Raceway. The banked pinched ov.l and roars ' of the car, from either alumin- hobby center also has cars lor into a mild curve closely follow··' um or copper conductor strips 1 sale in either assembled ready ed by a red Ferrari 2.10, grey along each side of the slot in to nm or kit form from which I the racing enthusiast may build Porsche Spyder, maroon Cnee- t!rc track. tab, and w~ite Cha(r.lrraL Sec- Racing fans may either bring l ~is favorite car. On the farm Front 1o drop all government produo- little dlflerenee In the size ol the two boats. Both had I he same deptll. The KANAWHA was a few inehes wider and the TELL CITY was nine and onehalf feet longer. Built at Jeffersonville, Ind., in IB89, the TELL CITY was 190 feet long, had a beam of 38 feet, and a hold 5.2 feet deep. She was rebuiU at Pt Pleasant in 1911 . A b.g earner as well as a fast boat, I \! e TEU" CITY had tbree boders and 17 x 7 loot engines. The TELL CITY left EvaRsville March 25, 1916 for G~llipolis and arrived here four days later in charge of Captains New 'Slot Racing' Establishment Reedsville • Opened Ill Old French City ·Friday . Boy Has 4 11 a valil7 m•rl-1 tldle, · lbtl doll DOt even teuMe!J ,.. quire ltaDtk: tmelji!!IC)' Go pendllllrel. 'l'blll, tben II IIIW lllllbiDg like the relatln .. mouut ol danleroual1 bat WASIDNG'I'ON aiPl) - A 10vernment !arm oJIIcla1 and a eongresalooal film leader hive joined In speaking O!lt against the Idea tbat tbe llmt bu llJIIIII eliDed, Deduct 75 Per Cent e ·• Fifty Years Ago on the River BY DICK 'DIOMAS Late in March of 1916, it was reported that the new packet syndicate which owned t h e RUTH and DUNBAR had just purchased the TELL CITY, at Evansville, Ind. She was fast and roomy and was scOOduled to take the place of I he RUTH In the Pittsburgh -Gallipolis - Charleston trade, The RUTH was to enter the Parkmburg·Pitl•hurgh trode. 'I'I•e TELL CITY was one of lhe largest packets that ever ran in the Gallipolis-Piltsburgll trade. 8:Je. was allowpd 459 tJns. The ill-fated KANAWHA was allowed 429 tons. There was J'vldlr lldlllll tbiJ Hft . . -- a , ,_ Iaiii IIn •• I I tb1J7 111 11;1111 • .,a • 11PP11 willa 1 "!,: "'!._~ tbtlr I - -IIIP.17 aa • el4 . . , Ill aperllilcit, tile KortaD War. 'l'bl oN"'!pUilaD to lbt ,tit II!!It ___.._ ... ID Fowlr• ........ .,.......,.. ~,__........, mllledlll aDd II'RRITOUh For It wu DeCIIIMJ at 1M ld upon year, Ill • CO presa ::-~U:y a~euper~ lnftat!ort Fowler h(maell hu DOt automa~ and lorever bemcleuch a rile. Sllll, Ito 110 present ueed for damp••• dOWD ' an economy 10 paintbnmt Into a really hl8b tempo Given 10108 aell • reby buaJnea• ID prtcea 11111 ._labor In waga dem•nd•, ;~, 1 tlep rM'I not, u 10 he ';e. It, be neceoutY at aiL ms view II apreaaed ID the . old ....... that tbero 111 a Ume";i':ep one's ablrt on and tbaiiDCb a lime 11 IIOIJ, Tbt 'flew o1 &le Demox:ratlc cr111c1 not again evident until the latter part or Woodrow Wilson's second term, and lbt reaction to the first World Wlr. Butlbll ascendancy was short-Uved; a Congreu elected mosUy on the question of problbi· tion enforcement in the twenties was more than willing to turn the control back to Franklin Roosevelt when the country laced real dilficulliea in the great deprdo aion. Sinre then Its power bas steadlly de. During the administration ol John Kennedy, Congress made 10m1 attempts to reassert its power and was able to delay or prevent several administratiOD meuurea. But with the 1961 presidential campa!Jn the old battle between "old" and "new" wealth came Into the picture. This campait:n demonstrated the odd !act that the terms Conservative and Liberal do not represent rich and poor but rather, the two classes of wealth. In the words of Carolyn Bird ''the financial struggle behind the scenes Is betweeu thl old wealth, civilized and cultured In foUDdalions and the new wealth, virile and wlfor~ed. arising from tbe !lowing pro!· Its of the southwest and west. The new wealth stood lor the narrow and fear-rack· ed aima of petty bourgeoise, lnleourity and ego«ntricity." · The teaaclous resultlnc !rom the cootest on these lines resulted Ia tha election of a COJIII'e55 whose memhent In lll'lt measure owe their election to preotldenllal tifluence and the present abnost complete subservience of tbe Congress to tbe executive branch. Thus, It follows that adoption of the proposed amendment lor four year terms with election In Presidential yean would completely submerge !he very necessary principle of parllam011tary debate. :::!: tiOD II whether tbiJ7 ~ c:GI' reel 111'1 dem•ndiDI DOW Chat lbe Seer tary ol lhl 'J'reuury QOJIIt out lDSiaDtiY , _ • - a l tal IDcreaM lbll Newest Amendment Would Upset Ancient Safeguard Our American system of government wrth its divisicn Into the three branches of the Legislative, the Judicial, and tbe F.x•cutive functions wu modeled from ttral of England and had its ortcin In the tribal councils of the Goths. From the earlr beginnings or this form of rule, it has been moderated by a ''balance of power." With the Golba Ibis hallnce wu provided bv the older men ol the tribe wh o s e ,;conservative'' viewl help,.,., the impalienee of the YOODI "radleala." In England. with an accepted two-clan system, the hereditary membership or the House of Lords lurnisbed the balance. Our Conatltutlon was taken almost In enlirety from the law ol En81and, eveo ~ the provision ol "trial by a jury of his ~rs ," in a society wllere everyone was leRally equal And altboulb ~ Senate wa< Intended u a aubslitute for the bouse ol lords and the Supreme Court 11 a rt>· place,.~! lor the almost lteredltary ju. dirial traditions o1 tbe Engllsb, any clear balance of power in the Leaislalivt branch was missing. This resulted in a rivalry between the three branches of govet'MII!nl. It led to a contest between those whose wealth was inherited and stable, and those who were . becolninll wealthy by 'business enterprtaes, for the control ol Coogres' and the Presidency. ·• Under John Marshall, the SUpreme Court soon occupied a position ol control in the early years ol the government: a control not completely displaced until < Andrew Jackson's pert'od . With Jackson and several succeeding presidents, power was ~ld in tbe executi ve branch. but Conlfeu gradually secur•d more and more authority until II reach· f'<l. in the Civil War aflermatll, the highest power of our history. Under tbe leadership and control of Thaddeus Stevens and Chas. Sumner, tbe Congrea wu able to nullify entirely tbe power ol tbe presidency and failed by a siJt81e vote ol establishIng an actual dictatorablp by removing Pres . Johnson from .ofnee. Congress was able to aet aside the intentions of the voten In lbe election of Hayes in 1876. and of bor.t voters and president in Ihe first Clevellllll administration. There alter, the power began to dteiiM and wu ~ ~~tolo~ i: t:D: eoocreu. • ) Powerful, Sleek 'Tell City' Was River Work Horse Features· II OiiCI• 11 lblt 1 11 .., lhoul twa lllePIIJ absolutebut .ttaJIY Umlled by ~alkJnl of COIDiiloll IGR I'Owler'l proclden In therefore, hive •'lbtotal•••rl&bl to ..,. 'it' 1 ' y ec t Billy baa not yet permitted biB pets to get outside. Theories on what would bapies on what would happen vary. Some say they will leave, But othera insist they will remain nearby. Bill, however, Is taking no ebancea with these favorite !Lightning Wrecked Carmel Sch 1 BY LESTER L. ROUSil A storm cloud of lorebodlJJg appearance bung Ia tbe ftortbwester• sky as tbe 49 enrolled pupils responde~ to the school : bell following tbe uooo recess. 1 It was 1:30 p.m., March 25th, I 53 years ago. Advanced work in Latin, Algebra, Geometry at•d lessons In all otherclasses from beginners tbrough those preparing lor the State Teachers Examination was to be resumed. ~ " ~ ,j•L ';;;. The advanced class In algei!t~L •.~·'?'\.,; ~:~s...¢.};;S.~;:·::-'..!: " ··-,. ' bra was called. Five puplll MORE TRACK ACTION - Three f1u~. Fords cross the bridge Into the final turn before hitting the stretcb . w.re at the blackboard, othert Spectators will find action like this daily ~~~ Tom Thumb Racew11y In the former Steel Furniture building on Thiru .Ia tbeir seats, studying. Ave. A !lash of light across t h t room frightened some of tbe pupils, amused others, One strl was heard to whisper to tbe one Ia Iron! of her, "Get ready to jump, it's going to thander." !, a~ teaeher, was standing about midway between !he old burnside stove and tbe row cil Iron! seats, observing the work at the blackboard. This waa the Carmel school located f tv e miles aorth of Racine. The Dash al light waa lolJow. ed iR seconds by a devastaliog cram that so badly destroyed the school room that no JDOre clsses were held that spring. Broiea boards and splinters we~ burled I1CI'088 lbe room, loclgiDa In lhf lleab of some of the pupils, brokea gtau was 11·attered across the floor, leavlnc some with bleeding gasbell. · Only two whole panes of siua ftmalned in !hi! building. APJIII" ently 11Je lightning btl tbe naa/stall first, although U bad lite · ilfect of a .forked or ouble,d .. ~ven tripW strob 11 U reachecl TESTING 'I'HE TRACK - Making test runs at tlte ~ew Toin 'll\umb ..ltacewat ·prloi to id:ir".ti~m~~~lr~e:· : 1 to the IJ'OIIMID lbn!t placea. One, r, Skip Meadows, obscured hehind Bill Wellman, who ,ls re~chtng., dowll to . p~ace··cll' back In .! ' anti In front, descendelllrom the Ike Wiseman, hand o~ hip, waiting for his racer to come across hridg•·J IIto 'llnfJ .lllrll ~or, 011 ·tlle lei~, ~~r ooe 11811' Jtil .t be lfmJ eroll!ed, li Harold Wlsem~n, who wlth b,i t brother, Itt,~~ alld O!*•tJ11hl ~ · Cen~. llof!IIINil - . llid • ,I& • School in Meigs County, as It of 1911·1912. The spring of 1911 the building was bit and nearly wrecked pronged bolt of electricity that knocked ou I a number of pupUs, ln~::f~ er, Lester Roush. Today Dr. Lester Roush, Is a former Ohio cnurch and livinlln the neJahbalhood when the near tragedy occurred. · lbe middle aouth aide. ol 111111c1eut llrellgth to throw stroke, wu tbroWII 'l'ht northwest itrolr:e lore the entire building out of phlmb. seat l;nd cover-! wlntluw, lrame aDd boartll at- 'lbole not tao badly shocked en sldlng. techetl to It !rom lbe nil mak· ruabed !rom lite room onto the Kya Ardler, Ina a hole I8J11! -'41' for ae porch land Into the ~>BIIInl nln. lor · automobUe to eater. Hea')' Some there at tha blackboard, calli ~=~~~~; wlnow welgbll 1111'1 lbrUit aild the teitcher, were lbocked lng n~ !rom lbelr banglq lGiar ~ .IIIII fell to the Boor aear wbtn etaetled !rom the bulldlnrl. Tba IJOIIIh. tile!' ataod. acloul' nelt lkle I'Alltb wa1 •lltlle IIIII .. llalph Kcllline, 110w t1eceas- Boor. Oaly tJinleiM, wllllt 11Je fnltl& - ... lliatld _ . 11Je wlliwMII (0•"' • • �. ' ,• " ' "q SUNDAYWffi'l1PAPER ' ' Rldl4fd S. OWtn, Publlalllr Jamtl E. Dori111r, Alii•. Dlr. VIII'IIOtl Dlllftll, Adv. 118J'. Mi Highway Safety: A Pressing Challenge Highway nlety II QIJe ~ 'tl!e ~ pn~~o ing challqea ol our 'tllilt. '1'111. lilb~ II e<ceptlonally complel, · ln.Olvll, tbl 111tricate tnterrellllonsldp of road, car ud driver. It Ia lllo a auh.ltct wbleb lflaera emotional reiPO&IH· 'l'bll II llllforlunate, lor an enmlllatlon of ~· 1118hw11 lrllftc problem and poaalble IIOiutlou · demaadt facts llld reuo11. To plica tbt problem In .~ ~.;pecl!tt, It is imporllllt to -~· M· tile Clfl and bl&hways tn ~ . Uldted ~ Ill tilt safest In the 'lrol'id:· Jn ·lbe 1111 » ·yiara, i11e fatality rate In tbhll COUIIIJY _,. lleen reo duced by aear)y two-tbll'dt, bUed 011 ,.... senger mUea drivell. A~ to the Na• tional Safety Council, siDce 1116 death! per hundred·mlWon vehlcJe.mlle4 ha.. dropped from 15.1 to U. 'nil CGil, bowmr, II still far too hllb IIIII * be reduced. AulmObUe oompanlea have lq btea aware of the challeqe of hJ&Inrl1 eatel7 and conliDually have been buUdl"' lllfar ""' · Their efforla to provide creater Ill• tv recently have ~~ee~~ · ~ llld auto ,.;JStomers wm lind that their future mod· eli will incorporate more 1alety _fetllnl Ulan ever before. But the ear i• only one Ill the factors In· volved. Tbt Gther two Jllljor faeiAira Ill tbe Nail llld the driYer. A boiiD"t'' approadl coJIIIJIDI"' all three laclon II tbl 01111 metlldD,IIul way to llplflclrdly ~ c1uca the toll 011 our hJallwiYI· Tbe loUow ~"~• for eumple, m esaenllal to a IIOUDcl, hal8Deed prolfl'IDl! . AN OFFICIAL VEWCLIIJ loapectiOD proan• tblt wm pn amter auuriOCI tbtt Yltal car 1tdety equipment Ia properly maintained by cnmera. SOUND TRAFFIC lao IOd enforcament practlcaa tbat will have educalioDal valuea lor tall motorists and that wW be a potent detelftat to the w!lfully reekleu. UCENSJNG PROCEDURES that will moe a driver's Jicensa a meiJIIDglul cer· llfltlle of ntoeu. TRAINING COURSES for high ICbool atudentl and other new driven tbal wW pva fullest auurarKW of the r!cht attltudea 111111 lkllll' PUBUC INFORMATION procrams that will make all of tbe people adequately • wara of their reapollllbWtlea for tralflo 1afety - ao motorlsll, pedettriana llld et• lzens. AND FINALLY, btihwly detiBD fea. turea and tralfle control devices that wUI live motorillta maximum help Ill avotdiD8 1ccidellla. loftlp pollet. lallead, lbl)' . want wlllze control of that po11et. ADd Fowler's 11111 a:jt- JY WJlPAM I. WitiB WASlUNGTON - The blow· torch heretofore directed with· lea Ill the Cabinet almDit acluslve- . IJ at 8ec!rt1117 Cll Slate llND Rust llld - - Ill DelenH Robert McN!IIIIIrl II DOW larDIIJI Ill h i • 11-. upoa Secretary of tbt TreUU'7 Hen. ry Fowler. 'l1iouCb Rlllk and McNamara are, of eoune, 1tlll .-th18 quite eiiOUIIb over lha war In VIet Nam, Fowler II lor the firSt Ume at lbe cent« of the blast. Now It II the matter of tu pollcy. AJatn, aa Ill the VIet Nam wue, the real 10urce of heat Ia lrom Democradc llld not Republlcu membera of CG• lfl'esl. Alain, too, a cleep llsue If ralaad coneerntnc the proper dlvilliou ol both lepl power and pracUcal reiPODJibUt. ty and . savvy witblll tbe .AIDerlean govtrlllllllnl. The Viet Nam crlllea han in truth been aeet1•1 more than aimply to lulfilJ thetr eonatitullouol roll to aclvlle with lbe GIICUiiVI dlplriiDeDI 011 are ee • loa not ~ with tbl iiiCUIIre 011 '-' poll· q but ralber !mmecllall Pd ~ dolllmatloD of that poll· cy. To be aure, tbii'III .GIMI baalc dlllereoca betweeo these two tlltuatlolll. The rflbt of lbe ewulltw de{iartment to be ,lbe ch1el tnltlatq llld fmp)la!io!t. 1"1 ,_ Ill fortl8D policy .. uodebltabiJ clear tn tbt eon. eoucreaa Apes Blacken TV ·· E""" the ape• are llll'lllnc away from ~ion. ' .•it·-med like a great Idea at forst whea i -~ton set was placed tn front of l~e ~ ' eqt at the Brom Zoo to enteNin ii(' tk!ilma[a, But alter a spell of walcll~ lllool-em·Uf" and teen-age dauce shows, : . lost lnterest and became restless • !)'J;bt amarter the anilllal," nplalna mapnal curalor J"'e¢1 A. Davies Jr., ·•~r nsler It Is for him to Itt bored. . "are, by and large, the hardest to keep enfldalned" Wilf,r' aoet thll leave us humans? We uOIUillle ~ lOp up whatever the networks le!!d us, just 10 it's simple and noisy and has a leucb lrack to prompt Ul. Indeed, some of us are 10 meamerized wllb lht phon!~. ap, stuff presentad on televislol thai we 1t1r out of eur trancea only W:..U •ometbtac bappeDI to prevent us from seeIng \Uf favorite plVII'Iml. · A Ill! Ill ~ aceu.ll1 tailed and eomplalnejl to their Jacal 1lalioal becau1e the real-life drama of the I'IICUI of GtmlnJ.I fnt.munb!d or preemP*ed noaaense like "BitmiD~r or "IMt ja &paee... J,iarwiD was ri&bt· We've cleiiCtllded f19IA tha apu - dellcended Wlf below the& , . ... ·--· -- · . ~ --- ~ - · ·~ · - --..- · not again evident until the latter part ol Woodrow Wilson's second term, and tha reaction to lhe first World War. But 1hll ascendancy was short-Uved; a CGugresa elected mostly on the question of proh!bl· lion enforcement in the tweutles was more than willing to turn the control beck to Franklin Roosevelt when the country faced real difficulties in the rrreat depre~ sion. Since then Its power has steadUy d&cllned. During the administration of Jobn Kennedy, CGngreas made aome attempts to reassert its power and was able to clelay or prevent several admtniBtratioD meaaures. But with the 196t prealdeDilal campaiiiJ the old battle between "old" and "new" wealth came Into the picture. Thill campaign demonstrated tbe odd fact that the terms Conservative and Lfb. eral do not represent rich IOd poor but rather, the two classes of weolth. ID the words of Carolyn Bird ''the rmauclal struggle behind the scenes Is between tba old wealth, civilized and cultured iD !otJDo dations and the new wealth, virile and unlor~. arising from the flowing prof· Its of the southwest and west. The new wealth stood lor the narrow and fear-rack· ed aim1 of petty bourgeoise, !naeo:urlty and egocentricity.'" The tensciotlll resulllDC from the eo• test on these linea reaulled In lhl election ol a congrest! whose mernllen ID lnl• measure owe their election to presldeDtlal tifluence and the present almost complete subservience of the Congress to the execu· live branch. Thus, It follows that adoption of the proposed amendment for lour year terms with election In Presidential yean would completel)l submerge the very necessary principle of parliamentary debate. Deduct 75 Per Cent It has long been suspected t!lal the reason nature provided people witb two eara Powerful, Sleek 'Tell City' Was River Work Horse ~ 1o do whatever It pleuel lboUI ~ Ia lepiiJ .llltebut. vlllllY Umlted 117 0\lntr .tlDDI of coQUiiOD senae. ~vw• Jer'l BY DICK moMAS little difference ID the sl2e of Late In March of 1916, it was the two boats. Both had I he reported that the new packet same depth. The KANAWHA syndicate which owned t b e was a few inches wider and the RUTH and DUNBAR had just TELL CITY was nine and onepurchased the TELL CITY, at hall feet longer. Evansville, Ind. She was fast Built at Jellersonvllle, Ind., and roomy and was scheduled . in 1889, the TELL CITY was to take the place of t b e 190 feet long, had a beam of RUTH In the Pittsburgh -Galli· 38 feet, and a hold 5.2 !""t polis .·Charleston trade. The deep. She was rebuilt at Pt. RUTH was to enter the Park· Pleasant in 1911. A big carrier trsburg-Pittsbut'l(h trade. as welt as a fast boat, I~ e The TELL CITY was •me of TELL CITY bad three boolers lhe largest packets that ever and 17 x 7 foot engines. ran in the Gallipolis-Pittsburgh The TEf,L CITY left Evan!!trade. S~e. was allowrd 459 ville March 25, 1916 for Gallipotons. The ill·latcd KANAWHA lis and arrived here lour days "as allowed 429 tons. There was later in charge of Captains In ~ pro44en total rtcbl to 1beJr pi'Gddlng. The ouly Cl'l9' tloll Ia whether U1ef Ill correel. . therefore, bave 1 'l1le7 are 4emand'DII ~~at lbe Secretary o1 DOW till 'l'rw1IJJ come out 1Ds11DII7 f« • pDera1 tal IDC1'IUI Ibis year, 81 • cold press upon what lbq 111 81 a wper-Jteat. llltultoa IIHU. CoD8fll!ipDPI flltruslaD In til - . t:herelore 1w been lrldiUtllllll1, and rl&biiJ, 1lllllertabll ouly oa aolt feet, In practlca, aay pari of Conlfl'ISI II 011 aound lfl'OIIICI lo trytng to persuade the tii!CUtlve to cbaDC• • foref&D policy. But to attempt to obalrucl and dellroy a policy a1read1 law· fully put In motlou, tn a time Cll ahootiDI war to wbldl tbt DBIIIJn II a1read1 deep!)' CMGmltted, II not a proper eon. creuJoual eterclse. Ou tba oilier hand, Coqrela' ed ecoD01111 Bitely ~ puce IDflatloo. Fowler blmleU baa 1101 automaticallY llld forever hamel IIICh I tax riJe. SliD, he no present aeed lor dampq down •aa ec;ono1117 110 paiDfuUy thruat Into I reall1 Jdgh tempo. Glveo 110111e sell • rellrelat 117 busiDea In prices llld 117 labOr In 11111 dmanda, 10 II'IVe I llep lll&J not. II be sees 11, Ill aecessa'7 at all. Hll tlew II iijiiessed In the · old Ja11n1 that there II a time to keep 01111'1 shirt OD and that I1ICb a time II 110\f, 'nil flew of 6111 Democrallc crllb ·'-and Come to Think of ItYou Got Anything in the Mattress?" 1 Fred C. Rombrook and Harry C. Donnally, Pilot Henry Holloway was at the wheel. Captain Charles Ellsworth was placed In command of tbe TELL Cl'l'Y when abe waa ready Ia depart Gallipolis Mar. 31, 1916 on her malden trip to Pittshurgll. Purser Fred Hoyt was in charge of the office. PI· lots Dan Patchell and Mike Davis were at the wheel. Stewart William Ross was in charge of !he cabins. Her eagtneer was Billy Fisher. At the time the TELL CITY was the largest, most staunchly built and finest ster. wheel packet on the Ohio river. 1 BY OICK THOMAS that pick up their current by their own cars and etmlr<ll• A bright orange K·B Lotus I steel wire pickups, on guide- with them or rent them at the Ford thundors out of a steep shnes mounted under the front Tom Thumb Raceway. The banked pinched oval and roars of the car, from either alumin· hobby center also has caro for into a mild curve closely follow' um or copper conductor strips sale in either assembled rendy ed by a red Ferrari 210, grey along each side of the slot in , to run or kit form from which Porsdoe Spyder, maroon Chee- l~e track. the racing enthusiast may build tah, and w~ i te Cbap11rral. Sec- l\aci ng fans may either bring ~is favorite car. On the Farm Front 1 Farm Leaders Say This is Not Time to Drop Controls I onds la1er the Lotus WASIIINGTON CUP!) - A reports tlllt tl1flll' llllcb II a nt farm offlelal 8Dd a major Jtl•"'wiP& Clllllltrlll nil farm Ieider luwe to u million lllort toaa at till joined In apeaktng out agaloat bellmlllll of the 1t54l · - · the Idea that till tlnle IDa 1101111 ap 2.5 mUIIon lo8l from lkleb to c1rop all 1ovemment produc- 011 haDtl a Jell urllar. tiOD controll. The ftpcd aald tba lkleb Rep. W. R. Poqe, J>.Ta., be- DOt bunleaaoml 111111 Ill& 0111 llevetl the Idea baa tp'OWII ol atocb at the bt:tllullllis ell -* wl,despread clflc!•aalnn of PreD: _.....,,_ .-ld 111 ap '•-• o """"" F'-...1 p!vuoulq Ul .....- I PlOP*G '""' aeverPI 1D1111oD tons. II prtdlelfor Freedom Bill, a meaanre to ad stocb wua1c1 rema1r1 at nlb: m1ae tbe eJillln8 uver~~e~~ food er hllb 1efe11 ftr eeveral ,_. lid program. to come. Poar cropa lo tiiiiDI at Poage uya farmen are be- tbe major prodnclnl COUIIIrflll q led to believe paasaae of coukl bait tbl balldnp, Bothe bill will wipe out tbe Deed fCI' all govermne11t farm I1IP' er. • ....... 8Dd controll. But It will "' DOt have that effect, he cla!C!lalrmu Harold D. Ololey, ~ J>.N.C., ollbe boule qrlealtura Tbe ..•nil Ja--•er'l w"""' ~ committee IIIYI tbe pauel IDlY came durin& a House tate up later Ibis IMl' fepl• Committee tJoo aimed at railing lliibeu A. Jaenke, 8D agrlcul produdloD ID 1187 lure department official, told The wmmlttee • w~ poqe lbe adrn!nlatratloa pJgeollholed a II'OIIP of hUll agreed wllh him. whldl would han l'flllll*d IOJJaenke said that many farm. beaD produe!l!m IIIII JW 011 ==IODal hear"": = :w~~~ 8 ~=::::! from CODtrols. But, ha added, "from the atsndpolnt of farm lllcome this lillie moat dallger· • __ .. - ~ that ...... .--.. :ur aereap diverted lrom r.4 p-aiDI 8Dd otber tnpl. The deparlmeDt had I'ICOIIIIIIII1d DD cbqe bll!lldllll dltalado acre l'!det1 thll :v- mefnttlllo bJi tbat u Wll too iate Ill tbl on the curve. B' h . S N d f F CaW.ornia IS op ees ee or ewer ~• f Beliefs, and More Belie in tuneneans -.~t-eo ........ 1!t ~~:::~~~~W:: of action at the new To m Fr ;d~y ni .~?.ht in the ~. ,J, w .,..._,..,, I ~-- Let us debate, let 11 -111er. Bid thea, Jet u declllt ulte aad preu lorward Ia a way tl!at will tv.avbt:a 111e ._., , . ud npp111 what we ..,. Sea. FAta"" B. uw...e. ~ J>.MIIDB, • VIet Nam. C. G. Steele Furmlure building ir. the 200 Lloc k of Third Ave. Merrill like and Herold Wiserwm 11re owm:r~ and 4Jper<lhrs of th e new "slot-racing" esb.bJis!iment w~ i ch will brmg AmPrica's ne west hobby and the '*' . · lanned to run des 11 a· feedei.: · ~ TELL CITY BAR A IIOIIPM at bow~ver It wll KLONI;IIKI!l · will! a Tlml pi8DL ' ~ loom .:!. ':!!:alsed :!:rtsmotltb cotmt r y's 1:1'-:tf'st growing pas- lirnr to \ralliR county. Th" Tom Thumh race\1/llY will be oprn seven days a wt·rk rmd ho11rs of operation me tentatively set for 3 to 10 :30 P- m_ A form;.t l oprning Ing are also planned. The new es tah\ishment has two track s. both of them sa nctinnrd as championship tr;lcks Billy Osborne, fifth grader at Rlv~ view elementary of eastern Meigs County, bas a pack of unique pets. The pets spread their small wings and speed tO greet visiton at the Osborne bome. All of the squirrels will crawl into a trouser pocket at the first opportunity. They will also sneak a ride on a shoulder when a visitor walka through the home. ' ' Cnr R:1 · •1g Congn•ss. One track js ! 155 in length, and t~e other BO · fr'' ' long. Both uvals have eight "slots" or racing lanes. I ·;·he minio1ture 1-24 scale mod- 1 els of famous racing cars are pow•red Ill' lmy. high speed direct current electric motors · Flying Pets Mrs. Osborne fed the squlrreiJ four drops of milk at meal times from 1 small doll baby's bottle for several days. The aquirrels now, however, munch happily on anything from fried eggs to doughnuts. They especially -m lo enjoy chocolate candy. is bfling plannt~d. Ltttf'r orRanized r ~uhs .rnd sa nct ioned rac- by the Amcrit-an Model . ·· . The squirrels, now almost 1 year old, were given to Billy after they were rescued from a tree that had been cut down at Forked Run Lake wbere his parents operate the concession and fishing 1uppliea business. 1 '" ' ACTI0:-1 AT TOM THUMB RACEWAY- Davld Beaver's white Chaparral takes leact as the pack roars out of t~e steep ban ked pinched oval. In second place is a ford GT. Strung out behind the leaders are three bright orange Lotus Fords. Billy has not yet permitted his pets to get outside. Theories on what would hapies on what would happen vary. Some say they will leave. But othen insist they will remain nearby. Bill, however, Is taking no chancel with these favorite !Lightning Wrecked Carmel Sch -ftt-A'm-a-~-. I folln 0 'lbe !D0011 II btlw!ell Ill pbaae 8Dd lint quar11r The IIIOl!llr!i alar V-. 'nil eveab!a liar 11 Jqplllr, 0erma11 phJnlefll 11111 dJt. oov- at the x-~~q, Wllblla lloelllleo. Wll 11n IDa Jn 1111, Japtlll rttlptJ' N the leap~ of Nallta k BY LESTER L ROUSH A storm cloud of foreboding appearance hung ill the aorth· westers sky as the 49 enrolled pupils responde~ to the ochool ; bell following the I!OOR recess. ' It was 1:30 p.m., March 25th, ' 53 years ago. ' Advanced work In Latin, AJ. gebra, Geometry at·d lessons Ia all otherclasses from beginnera through those preparing for the State Teachers Examination was to be resumed. ~;_• ~i-ii;·. . . •".) The advanced class tn alg&-~ ..;!.~. ·~·-~ ~:'- ,_.·;~.d.; ~·;c._,f<• -"LC ._ bra was called. Five pupill MORE TRACK ACTION - Three Lotus Fords cross the bridge Into the final turn before hitting the stretch . w.re at the blackboard, othen Spectators will hnrl action llke this daily at tho Tom Thumb Raceway In the former Steel Furniture building on Thlr« -ill their seats, studying. Ave. A flash of light across t b e room frightened some of the pupils, amused otben. One girl was heard to whisper to the one In front of her, "Gel ready to jump, It's gotng to thunder." I, as teacher, was standing about midway between the old burnside stove and the row ol front seat.s, observing the work at the blackboard. This was the Carmel school located II v e miles aorth of Racine. The flash of light was followed iR seconds by a devastaling crash that ao badly destroyed • the achool room that no 11101'1! CARMEL SCHOOL- The old School in Meigs County, as It ..,l,ltt. clssea were held that apriq. of 1911·1912. The spring of 1911 the building was hit and nearly Broicbealedbollflll and splinters pronged bolt of electricity that knocked out a number of pupils, ~~•• ur across the room. er, Lester Roush. Today Dr•.Le.ster Roush, Is a former Ohio cburcb ._..... In the flesh of 10me of and living ID the neighborhood where the near trageey occurred. tbl puplll, bmken IIIIU Wll · •·&tiered acrou the floor, leav. . In& aome wftb bleeding gashes. the middle aoulb side. . Only two wllole panes of &Jasa 'lb. uorlhwest ltroke tore the entire building out of plumb. seal I:Jid covered · rtmallled In the buUdiq. ApPal'- window, frame llld IIGardl at- Those DOt too badly abocked en a~t~~nr. · illtlf the llghtnlng hit the fiq. taclll!d tO 11 ll'om the nil mak· l'lllhad. ll'om the room onto the Eva ' Archi!r, I ltafl first, allbough It bad the lng 1 hole large eDOlllh ftr 1D pard! 111111 Into the ~oelllllll'llill. for ' effect of •, forked or quble,d automobile to enter. HeaVJ ~ there at the blackbowd, e811a ~=~~'~ . .~T'I\1 lrilple alrote as It reached wiDow weight~ were lhrnst aiJd Ute teaCher; were llhocked Ins 1TESTING TilE TRACK - Making test runs at the new ·_l'rlllay's OliODilllt 1 to the gruuJIIIID three placee. Olle, trom their balllbJi 1111 ar 111tn anil Mt to tbe floor_, whert IICI!Ide4 1M ftt1iid r. Skip Me1dow11, obseured behind Bill Wellman, wh6 Ja . r=:~·~~,~~T.Klltdt!r, aild In' front, dtacended from the from the bulldlac. The liOUib: ~ etood; aclour M Ike Wiseman, band oq hip,, waiting for his racer to come "'.'.' ~ ·liDIII, tUI'II On the 1eflii ~ta!ft GM hit the afde ltroke wall lillie 1111-. Ralpb ifcNIIIMI, aow decell- floor. Ollly m l,f irlbl crossed, li .lilrOid W1sem~u, wbo with hll brother, !Iii; . Cent,er. IJOI'Ibww& - . II Cuctltt, wlill tile filii& - ... Mild- till ulllwwt (0•"' ed Ia . \ , I ~ ..... 1~' .=- ;.......t!,., tbeoloD wr ' KLQNDIKE at '8Dd DonoaUy bad Billy spends many hours each week eontentedly playing with his little friends. The squirrels, about the size of baby kit. tens, are tamer than people would suseect. They are usually kept in a cage in Billy'• bedroom, but are often left to roam through the Osborne borne. former , ... By · tet of flying squirrels. Thumb Model Car Racing and Hobby Cemer which opened -w • t1aftet .... llllfnrtl TodaJ 11 Surlda7. lbreb •• aiDa arrd the Ullbed fillltes. tilt l8tlJ dl)' ollM wllb D te ~.:.~ teJ - LOU1I ClASSiU a perSODII dlaracllr. an, 1ft Wll fNI to IDi U3 ...... _ >La• •-•!IJIIIno ·~Uolted Prell lldenrlllaDil atream rises ,...,.., """' """ ""' ""' "What we ueed Ieday II - · It II lhccA!eelnble rl what He WtUld fewer heUefs - and 11101'1 be- llltenfgerrt, ~I with Jill Die. He freely chose to Uef," said the Rt. Rev• .James ty, such 11 we aee human do what He believed A. Pike, as he stabbed aut a heingl, could hava evolvad ID a wanted blm to do. BecaliSe cilarelte and reached for the miDclless, Impersonal Ulliverse. W81 not preoc:eupled , padt to ligbl another. Q. Do JOll believe that God HfmMif, 111111 because He 'lbe Episcopal Blsbop ol IIISWer& prayers? so cammllte!! Ill Ills mlullll California was tired and A. No-ool ID the aense aerv'DII otherl, tbn were no haggard after 1 lOIII flight. He grallllng apeclll favora barrlera ID Him to God. He waa watkad nervllusly Up llld down partJcu1ar people. I tbe "ttddJ open DIID"-andblmse..,lfl hll hotel room In Wuhlngten. believe ID a God wbo Got! wu ahle to reveal Dc llppiDc blal:k co(fee and with the unlverae, It arrd lflroulb JeB!II tn a ..h 3 u he \ried to lllterveniDC to set uldl that btl uever heeD pe~~lble eapltfn to I nporler the laWI 111111 al other times Other pe!'IOII. lbetilvllc'11 ,! llwl that have perrnlttllll them to opertle In I* 11 ted """"'era of bill the usual way. II WI 11trlbute A thought for tbe clJurcll to bbn of heresy. to G«< wbat ~eoloaiiDI French wriMr De La Jl!lcl~~oJ '!'be reporter asked bow "acte ef epeelal cauld: "We it\Jaya Bllhop Pike fill about the we are saying, In effect, who admire us, we do ''deltHf-God'' which He Is capricloul aad unfair .. • a1wayt lib lhoae whom lately has received 11 much that He does for aome what admire." publicity. refuses to do lor other!. ---"1 doa't dlg ft," he 1ald. "If Q. Ytu're not augeet~ AJIIRr (Prof. , _ . . J.J. God Is Indifferent to the late AJt1Rr of Emory University) IDdlvlduall? , meaan what he tllellll to be A. No, no, on the mCCJiitlo\lrllartJ. oraytng-tllat there onca was a believe that God's lol'e God llld now there lta't any power are equally available -~.~- .. more-that II iiODaell•, In the ·all II ut all of tbe time. tillli ' !AI atrlct meanlq of IIIII term. ll pr~ In .tb1 ~rorld II just dtelm't Dillie I!I1J' aense. lnterpellelratlll nallty; .. Either God has · aever ftlated ty paalilllf qalnlt llie han'lm or He Is eternally existent." wblcb we erect to keep --- 1•1 Q. l taU II·yGU atUII!UIIacrlbl lnm llr klllllillluulh Into to the latter view? A. Ob, yes llvet. Prayer Is Olle of tbe wav• ' Indeed.. l believe In 0011· . ID 1f~lch . WI lilly lofr*' Q. 0o you tiW* ef (i.)cl aa an barr1m llld alloW Him L.": 1''1 ~-abatract tmpersoaal f~ per· brellk In, _He fl"er' cllln&e., was so thai what went in 0111 could J'tlld. lly find tts way out the otber. Now there are ltatlaliC!l to back up thia IIUI[IIelon. Accordlns to Mr. C. Howard Walla, a consultant tn management commun!ca· lions : "Untrained listeners bear ouly about 25 per cent ol whet tbey'rl" UlteniDI to.,. la other word1, we relairl about every lourtb word or every fourth M!lleuce or every fourth t!lought that Impinges on tbl ear. This would seem to auueat .that the human cranium contains 101118 11!Jrt of matter acting a1 8D impediment to t b t triDIIDisalon of sound 1crou the void. Out mfght eapect coUep atudtnta to possess I greater &!JIOIIIII of tbla IOIII!Ikbsorbtng subata~ tb8D the a-raJ popu· llllon. However, Walla cites. a aludy which. 1bowed tbal college· etudente ,listened to a 10-lllil!Ute talk wlt!l only 25 per· eent effie· Ieney, the 1pme .so .the ~ of ua. This, of course, IJII&Iil simply bt ~uaa YOUI!II' people of collea• aae already know ju.t about everythtnc, 10 II Ia understanda· bte that they consider three-fourths ol what they hear not worth Ustenlng to. Walta also uys that the l'leract pmorl ependl g per cent of lJia lime writiDC, 18 per cent reading, 30 w cent talldng and 45 per cent ltsteDinJ. 11'1 Ibis overage at llslniDC lime 11 • vading "~u 111 tla~; ar ~ ~ ~- ~~~t'•1'1rJ 111Dat talktna Wne that II tnltiJulnl. conceive of Him Ill per10111l power' · 'I. IDiftlleated .w.... t.t We've often uaed up our 41 per cent of llsterms? . . cllllrly in aome Uves tbaD lo • lenlnc lime, but ~ver ytt llavt we . met '·' . .;..:. ( ......... PetiOli .... :1 VUJICIUoo 1 anyone wbo bad ·ruli out at hla Ill !IIi' ceRI A. I believe !lie ·~&,! ·., ¢ WhE:re lloea .ttll!la fit of talking time, Jeavlnl Ull with II per cent. -not.ID the &eiiH of .I being the picture? of talklq time, leavilll ue wltb 11 per ceul amoq other belllp,. 1!!11 1!1 t!Je A....Iesu,~ W81 frl every eense uf pure, lold#D alienee. that ultllllato reality 'baa bum8D belli just 11 •• But we'rt btlplaa, - ' ... ported that Barry Osborne is the &WU'dian of a quar- produrtiOD IDI1 111 the futun to buDd lip ICiybeaD re Tri-Co The 11 year.()Jd son of Mr. and Mrs, Speclalors will find this kind ' llrrpr - - ; : lldl!1fDIIInlfl .. ~ lllparll!lellt u-, however, that 1n'11Md maa.Y ·t wrD Aptlylq Mltorleal apw'.. meanllmt the crew IJecM to trip to Pltllballh IIlii pledpll · eleu the packet before 1 h t a heavier lhlpment tbe follow· started iD her new lradl. 1"1 week. Tba TELL CITY W81 PlnaDy ea April 7, 1J1I, last boat llld coukl make !lood Jllo TELL CITY lll!oved all IDe 011 tbe run to lbe lleel elt1 the GrUfp1lla w I ,..,.. • with plent7 of water In ll!ulv.-, her maldeD trip lo PIUIIbaqiJ ud no fos. will! 1 bls trip. For the 11m The day lhl TELL CITY tha • lime In """eral yeara produoe lnmineN waa Jlvel1 at lhl 111 egga - 4,IMIS 1!111!1 t. rtf •ealen of the city ebaaaad polls wharf witb fl.. packell .-left tbe port 117 oo:!,ftr~ their replar ohlppfnc bUill loadlna and 1!Dioati!Dg, Olcl burgh. The packet ud pfnued to alalp •• the ermen oblened II looted a large I!IIIOIIn1 of~ OPt':,'! TELL CITY every weet u old times to 1111 tbl Sian last ~ but now IOJII aa the packet wa1 able Strlpea fioath18 from the stern RUTH 8Dd ~~~ 1'UDto reacb Plttsbargll eady ll8dl of the 'l'EIJ. CITY til blr ._ abe WIIB Ibis Monday morrdrlg. parture. offeted. . D. Grover Gill shipped more The TELL CITY ll!luaUy left IOd thia thaw 100 eases of eggs,. tbe GaWpol!a Satunll)' Aprll 1111 ..--:;-~It TELL CITY oa her maldeD 1911 with lhl Naest the aame ......, waa r&- Tho hobby center also bas a complete stock of from which the fan may pur· chase replacement parts, such as motors, controls, wheels and tires, or purchase the materials, including sheet and tube (Continued oo page 10) cr as h ~1 The in America Sh1 was tn tho best of coondllion and almost 11 good as new. She bed a beautlful cabin that Captalu Dick Brown said reminded him of the famoiiS old Anchor LIRe boats out of St. ouls. She was bib-beaded bad broad and roomy decks aDd the most spacious bollerdeck lor passengers forward to be found on any steamboat ou the river. On March 31, 1916, the TELL Cl'l'Y starred up the river from Gallipolis for Pittsburgll. But owing to Dond eond!Hons, she was unable to get under the B l 0 railroad bridge at Pl. Pleasant. The RUTH left lor Pittsburgh in her In the Features· New 'Slot Racing' Establishment Reedsville • Opened Ill Old French CitY .Friday Boy Has 4 Tlma seldtnel. SIIIIAIIf, IIINl rr, 1111 Newest Amendment Would Upset Ancient Safeguard Our Amorican system of government w1th its division Into the three branches ol the Legislative, the Judicial, llld the Executive functions waa modelad from tlrat of England and bed ltl orl&in In the tribal councils of tl1e Goths. Frdm the ear· II' beginnings of this form of rule, it ba• been moderated by a "ballmce of power." With the Golba this balanca was provided b1· the older men of the tribe wh os • ,:conservative" views btl•nced the impatience of the YOIIIII "radicals." In England, with an aetepled two-clau system, the hereditary memllership of the Rou•• of Lords fumishtd the bai&Det. Our Constitution was taken almost In entirety from the law of .ED8110d, even to tbe provision of "trial by, a jury of his peers." in a society wbere everyone was legally equal. Ami aiiiM!uP .the Senate was intended 11 a substitUte f!lr :tile bouse of lords and the Supreme Couai. aa a replaceme~t for the almost !!er.idltary judicial traditions of the English, any clear balance of power In the IAglslative branch was missing. This resulted in a rivalry between the three branches of government. It led to a contest hdweel! those whose wealth was Inherited and stable, and 'thole wbo were becomin& wealtlly by business enterprises, for tbe control of CoDgrelf and the Presi· dency. ·• Under John Marshall, 1M SUpreme Court soon occupfad a position of control in tbe early years of the government: a rontrpl not completely displaced until Andrew Jackson's 'period. With Jackson and several succeeding presidents. power was ~ld in the exectllive branch, but gradually secured more and more authority until It reach· ed. m the Civil War aftermatll, the highest !'OWer of our history. Under the leader· ' hip and control of Thaddeus Stevens and Chas. Sumner, the CGncrea wu able to nullify entirely the power of the presidency and failed by a single vote of eslabllsb· lng an actual diclatorahip by removing Pres. Johnson from office. Congre•s was able to let aBide the Intentions of the voters tn the eltctlon of Hayes In 1876, and of bot!l voten IOd president In the first Cleveland adm!Distratiou. There after, the power began to daclh!e IOd waa Fifty Years Ago on the River under Attack . PU,USlfllD BY f.lfl OHIO VALLIY PUBUSRINQ COIIPANY MI. till ) 1 .. ) •, \ ' \' ~ a ..._ 1 �. ' ,• " ' "q SUNDAYWffi'l1PAPER ' ' Rldl4fd S. OWtn, Publlalllr Jamtl E. Dori111r, Alii•. Dlr. VIII'IIOtl Dlllftll, Adv. 118J'. Mi Highway Safety: A Pressing Challenge Highway nlety II QIJe ~ 'tl!e ~ pn~~o ing challqea ol our 'tllilt. '1'111. lilb~ II e<ceptlonally complel, · ln.Olvll, tbl 111tricate tnterrellllonsldp of road, car ud driver. It Ia lllo a auh.ltct wbleb lflaera emotional reiPO&IH· 'l'bll II llllforlunate, lor an enmlllatlon of ~· 1118hw11 lrllftc problem and poaalble IIOiutlou · demaadt facts llld reuo11. To plica tbt problem In .~ ~.;pecl!tt, It is imporllllt to -~· M· tile Clfl and bl&hways tn ~ . Uldted ~ Ill tilt safest In the 'lrol'id:· Jn ·lbe 1111 » ·yiara, i11e fatality rate In tbhll COUIIIJY _,. lleen reo duced by aear)y two-tbll'dt, bUed 011 ,.... senger mUea drivell. A~ to the Na• tional Safety Council, siDce 1116 death! per hundred·mlWon vehlcJe.mlle4 ha.. dropped from 15.1 to U. 'nil CGil, bowmr, II still far too hllb IIIII * be reduced. AulmObUe oompanlea have lq btea aware of the challeqe of hJ&Inrl1 eatel7 and conliDually have been buUdl"' lllfar ""' · Their efforla to provide creater Ill• tv recently have ~~ee~~ · ~ llld auto ,.;JStomers wm lind that their future mod· eli will incorporate more 1alety _fetllnl Ulan ever before. But the ear i• only one Ill the factors In· volved. Tbt Gther two Jllljor faeiAira Ill tbe Nail llld the driYer. A boiiD"t'' approadl coJIIIJIDI"' all three laclon II tbl 01111 metlldD,IIul way to llplflclrdly ~ c1uca the toll 011 our hJallwiYI· Tbe loUow ~"~• for eumple, m esaenllal to a IIOUDcl, hal8Deed prolfl'IDl! . AN OFFICIAL VEWCLIIJ loapectiOD proan• tblt wm pn amter auuriOCI tbtt Yltal car 1tdety equipment Ia properly maintained by cnmera. SOUND TRAFFIC lao IOd enforcament practlcaa tbat will have educalioDal valuea lor tall motorists and that wW be a potent detelftat to the w!lfully reekleu. UCENSJNG PROCEDURES that will moe a driver's Jicensa a meiJIIDglul cer· llfltlle of ntoeu. TRAINING COURSES for high ICbool atudentl and other new driven tbal wW pva fullest auurarKW of the r!cht attltudea 111111 lkllll' PUBUC INFORMATION procrams that will make all of tbe people adequately • wara of their reapollllbWtlea for tralflo 1afety - ao motorlsll, pedettriana llld et• lzens. AND FINALLY, btihwly detiBD fea. turea and tralfle control devices that wUI live motorillta maximum help Ill avotdiD8 1ccidellla. loftlp pollet. lallead, lbl)' . want wlllze control of that po11et. ADd Fowler's 11111 a:jt- JY WJlPAM I. WitiB WASlUNGTON - The blow· torch heretofore directed with· lea Ill the Cabinet almDit acluslve- . IJ at 8ec!rt1117 Cll Slate llND Rust llld - - Ill DelenH Robert McN!IIIIIrl II DOW larDIIJI Ill h i • 11-. upoa Secretary of tbt TreUU'7 Hen. ry Fowler. 'l1iouCb Rlllk and McNamara are, of eoune, 1tlll .-th18 quite eiiOUIIb over lha war In VIet Nam, Fowler II lor the firSt Ume at lbe cent« of the blast. Now It II the matter of tu pollcy. AJatn, aa Ill the VIet Nam wue, the real 10urce of heat Ia lrom Democradc llld not Republlcu membera of CG• lfl'esl. Alain, too, a cleep llsue If ralaad coneerntnc the proper dlvilliou ol both lepl power and pracUcal reiPODJibUt. ty and . savvy witblll tbe .AIDerlean govtrlllllllnl. The Viet Nam crlllea han in truth been aeet1•1 more than aimply to lulfilJ thetr eonatitullouol roll to aclvlle with lbe GIICUiiVI dlplriiDeDI 011 are ee • loa not ~ with tbl iiiCUIIre 011 '-' poll· q but ralber !mmecllall Pd ~ dolllmatloD of that poll· cy. To be aure, tbii'III .GIMI baalc dlllereoca betweeo these two tlltuatlolll. The rflbt of lbe ewulltw de{iartment to be ,lbe ch1el tnltlatq llld fmp)la!io!t. 1"1 ,_ Ill fortl8D policy .. uodebltabiJ clear tn tbt eon. eoucreaa Apes Blacken TV ·· E""" the ape• are llll'lllnc away from ~ion. ' .•it·-med like a great Idea at forst whea i -~ton set was placed tn front of l~e ~ ' eqt at the Brom Zoo to enteNin ii(' tk!ilma[a, But alter a spell of walcll~ lllool-em·Uf" and teen-age dauce shows, : . lost lnterest and became restless • !)'J;bt amarter the anilllal," nplalna mapnal curalor J"'e¢1 A. Davies Jr., ·•~r nsler It Is for him to Itt bored. . "are, by and large, the hardest to keep enfldalned" Wilf,r' aoet thll leave us humans? We uOIUillle ~ lOp up whatever the networks le!!d us, just 10 it's simple and noisy and has a leucb lrack to prompt Ul. Indeed, some of us are 10 meamerized wllb lht phon!~. ap, stuff presentad on televislol thai we 1t1r out of eur trancea only W:..U •ometbtac bappeDI to prevent us from seeIng \Uf favorite plVII'Iml. · A Ill! Ill ~ aceu.ll1 tailed and eomplalnejl to their Jacal 1lalioal becau1e the real-life drama of the I'IICUI of GtmlnJ.I fnt.munb!d or preemP*ed noaaense like "BitmiD~r or "IMt ja &paee... J,iarwiD was ri&bt· We've cleiiCtllded f19IA tha apu - dellcended Wlf below the& , . ... ·--· -- · . ~ --- ~ - · ·~ · - --..- · not again evident until the latter part ol Woodrow Wilson's second term, and tha reaction to lhe first World War. But 1hll ascendancy was short-Uved; a CGugresa elected mostly on the question of proh!bl· lion enforcement in the tweutles was more than willing to turn the control beck to Franklin Roosevelt when the country faced real difficulties in the rrreat depre~ sion. Since then Its power has steadUy d&cllned. During the administration of Jobn Kennedy, CGngreas made aome attempts to reassert its power and was able to clelay or prevent several admtniBtratioD meaaures. But with the 196t prealdeDilal campaiiiJ the old battle between "old" and "new" wealth came Into the picture. Thill campaign demonstrated tbe odd fact that the terms Conservative and Lfb. eral do not represent rich IOd poor but rather, the two classes of weolth. ID the words of Carolyn Bird ''the rmauclal struggle behind the scenes Is between tba old wealth, civilized and cultured iD !otJDo dations and the new wealth, virile and unlor~. arising from the flowing prof· Its of the southwest and west. The new wealth stood lor the narrow and fear-rack· ed aim1 of petty bourgeoise, !naeo:urlty and egocentricity.'" The tensciotlll resulllDC from the eo• test on these linea reaulled In lhl election ol a congrest! whose mernllen ID lnl• measure owe their election to presldeDtlal tifluence and the present almost complete subservience of the Congress to the execu· live branch. Thus, It follows that adoption of the proposed amendment for lour year terms with election In Presidential yean would completel)l submerge the very necessary principle of parliamentary debate. Deduct 75 Per Cent It has long been suspected t!lal the reason nature provided people witb two eara Powerful, Sleek 'Tell City' Was River Work Horse ~ 1o do whatever It pleuel lboUI ~ Ia lepiiJ .llltebut. vlllllY Umlted 117 0\lntr .tlDDI of coQUiiOD senae. ~vw• Jer'l BY DICK moMAS little difference ID the sl2e of Late In March of 1916, it was the two boats. Both had I he reported that the new packet same depth. The KANAWHA syndicate which owned t b e was a few inches wider and the RUTH and DUNBAR had just TELL CITY was nine and onepurchased the TELL CITY, at hall feet longer. Evansville, Ind. She was fast Built at Jellersonvllle, Ind., and roomy and was scheduled . in 1889, the TELL CITY was to take the place of t b e 190 feet long, had a beam of RUTH In the Pittsburgh -Galli· 38 feet, and a hold 5.2 !""t polis .·Charleston trade. The deep. She was rebuilt at Pt. RUTH was to enter the Park· Pleasant in 1911. A big carrier trsburg-Pittsbut'l(h trade. as welt as a fast boat, I~ e The TELL CITY was •me of TELL CITY bad three boolers lhe largest packets that ever and 17 x 7 foot engines. ran in the Gallipolis-Pittsburgh The TEf,L CITY left Evan!!trade. S~e. was allowrd 459 ville March 25, 1916 for Gallipotons. The ill·latcd KANAWHA lis and arrived here lour days "as allowed 429 tons. There was later in charge of Captains In ~ pro44en total rtcbl to 1beJr pi'Gddlng. The ouly Cl'l9' tloll Ia whether U1ef Ill correel. . therefore, bave 1 'l1le7 are 4emand'DII ~~at lbe Secretary o1 DOW till 'l'rw1IJJ come out 1Ds11DII7 f« • pDera1 tal IDC1'IUI Ibis year, 81 • cold press upon what lbq 111 81 a wper-Jteat. llltultoa IIHU. CoD8fll!ipDPI flltruslaD In til - . t:herelore 1w been lrldiUtllllll1, and rl&biiJ, 1lllllertabll ouly oa aolt feet, In practlca, aay pari of Conlfl'ISI II 011 aound lfl'OIIICI lo trytng to persuade the tii!CUtlve to cbaDC• • foref&D policy. But to attempt to obalrucl and dellroy a policy a1read1 law· fully put In motlou, tn a time Cll ahootiDI war to wbldl tbt DBIIIJn II a1read1 deep!)' CMGmltted, II not a proper eon. creuJoual eterclse. Ou tba oilier hand, Coqrela' ed ecoD01111 Bitely ~ puce IDflatloo. Fowler blmleU baa 1101 automaticallY llld forever hamel IIICh I tax riJe. SliD, he no present aeed lor dampq down •aa ec;ono1117 110 paiDfuUy thruat Into I reall1 Jdgh tempo. Glveo 110111e sell • rellrelat 117 busiDea In prices llld 117 labOr In 11111 dmanda, 10 II'IVe I llep lll&J not. II be sees 11, Ill aecessa'7 at all. Hll tlew II iijiiessed In the · old Ja11n1 that there II a time to keep 01111'1 shirt OD and that I1ICb a time II 110\f, 'nil flew of 6111 Democrallc crllb ·'-and Come to Think of ItYou Got Anything in the Mattress?" 1 Fred C. Rombrook and Harry C. Donnally, Pilot Henry Holloway was at the wheel. Captain Charles Ellsworth was placed In command of tbe TELL Cl'l'Y when abe waa ready Ia depart Gallipolis Mar. 31, 1916 on her malden trip to Pittshurgll. Purser Fred Hoyt was in charge of the office. PI· lots Dan Patchell and Mike Davis were at the wheel. Stewart William Ross was in charge of !he cabins. Her eagtneer was Billy Fisher. At the time the TELL CITY was the largest, most staunchly built and finest ster. wheel packet on the Ohio river. 1 BY OICK THOMAS that pick up their current by their own cars and etmlr<ll• A bright orange K·B Lotus I steel wire pickups, on guide- with them or rent them at the Ford thundors out of a steep shnes mounted under the front Tom Thumb Raceway. The banked pinched oval and roars of the car, from either alumin· hobby center also has caro for into a mild curve closely follow' um or copper conductor strips sale in either assembled rendy ed by a red Ferrari 210, grey along each side of the slot in , to run or kit form from which Porsdoe Spyder, maroon Chee- l~e track. the racing enthusiast may build tah, and w~ i te Cbap11rral. Sec- l\aci ng fans may either bring ~is favorite car. On the Farm Front 1 Farm Leaders Say This is Not Time to Drop Controls I onds la1er the Lotus WASIIINGTON CUP!) - A reports tlllt tl1flll' llllcb II a nt farm offlelal 8Dd a major Jtl•"'wiP& Clllllltrlll nil farm Ieider luwe to u million lllort toaa at till joined In apeaktng out agaloat bellmlllll of the 1t54l · - · the Idea that till tlnle IDa 1101111 ap 2.5 mUIIon lo8l from lkleb to c1rop all 1ovemment produc- 011 haDtl a Jell urllar. tiOD controll. The ftpcd aald tba lkleb Rep. W. R. Poqe, J>.Ta., be- DOt bunleaaoml 111111 Ill& 0111 llevetl the Idea baa tp'OWII ol atocb at the bt:tllullllis ell -* wl,despread clflc!•aalnn of PreD: _.....,,_ .-ld 111 ap '•-• o """"" F'-...1 p!vuoulq Ul .....- I PlOP*G '""' aeverPI 1D1111oD tons. II prtdlelfor Freedom Bill, a meaanre to ad stocb wua1c1 rema1r1 at nlb: m1ae tbe eJillln8 uver~~e~~ food er hllb 1efe11 ftr eeveral ,_. lid program. to come. Poar cropa lo tiiiiDI at Poage uya farmen are be- tbe major prodnclnl COUIIIrflll q led to believe paasaae of coukl bait tbl balldnp, Bothe bill will wipe out tbe Deed fCI' all govermne11t farm I1IP' er. • ....... 8Dd controll. But It will "' DOt have that effect, he cla!C!lalrmu Harold D. Ololey, ~ J>.N.C., ollbe boule qrlealtura Tbe ..•nil Ja--•er'l w"""' ~ committee IIIYI tbe pauel IDlY came durin& a House tate up later Ibis IMl' fepl• Committee tJoo aimed at railing lliibeu A. Jaenke, 8D agrlcul produdloD ID 1187 lure department official, told The wmmlttee • w~ poqe lbe adrn!nlatratloa pJgeollholed a II'OIIP of hUll agreed wllh him. whldl would han l'flllll*d IOJJaenke said that many farm. beaD produe!l!m IIIII JW 011 ==IODal hear"": = :w~~~ 8 ~=::::! from CODtrols. But, ha added, "from the atsndpolnt of farm lllcome this lillie moat dallger· • __ .. - ~ that ...... .--.. :ur aereap diverted lrom r.4 p-aiDI 8Dd otber tnpl. The deparlmeDt had I'ICOIIIIIIII1d DD cbqe bll!lldllll dltalado acre l'!det1 thll :v- mefnttlllo bJi tbat u Wll too iate Ill tbl on the curve. B' h . S N d f F CaW.ornia IS op ees ee or ewer ~• f Beliefs, and More Belie in tuneneans -.~t-eo ........ 1!t ~~:::~~~~W:: of action at the new To m Fr ;d~y ni .~?.ht in the ~. ,J, w .,..._,..,, I ~-- Let us debate, let 11 -111er. Bid thea, Jet u declllt ulte aad preu lorward Ia a way tl!at will tv.avbt:a 111e ._., , . ud npp111 what we ..,. Sea. FAta"" B. uw...e. ~ J>.MIIDB, • VIet Nam. C. G. Steele Furmlure building ir. the 200 Lloc k of Third Ave. Merrill like and Herold Wiserwm 11re owm:r~ and 4Jper<lhrs of th e new "slot-racing" esb.bJis!iment w~ i ch will brmg AmPrica's ne west hobby and the '*' . · lanned to run des 11 a· feedei.: · ~ TELL CITY BAR A IIOIIPM at bow~ver It wll KLONI;IIKI!l · will! a Tlml pi8DL ' ~ loom .:!. ':!!:alsed :!:rtsmotltb cotmt r y's 1:1'-:tf'st growing pas- lirnr to \ralliR county. Th" Tom Thumh race\1/llY will be oprn seven days a wt·rk rmd ho11rs of operation me tentatively set for 3 to 10 :30 P- m_ A form;.t l oprning Ing are also planned. The new es tah\ishment has two track s. both of them sa nctinnrd as championship tr;lcks Billy Osborne, fifth grader at Rlv~ view elementary of eastern Meigs County, bas a pack of unique pets. The pets spread their small wings and speed tO greet visiton at the Osborne bome. All of the squirrels will crawl into a trouser pocket at the first opportunity. They will also sneak a ride on a shoulder when a visitor walka through the home. ' ' Cnr R:1 · •1g Congn•ss. One track js ! 155 in length, and t~e other BO · fr'' ' long. Both uvals have eight "slots" or racing lanes. I ·;·he minio1ture 1-24 scale mod- 1 els of famous racing cars are pow•red Ill' lmy. high speed direct current electric motors · Flying Pets Mrs. Osborne fed the squlrreiJ four drops of milk at meal times from 1 small doll baby's bottle for several days. The aquirrels now, however, munch happily on anything from fried eggs to doughnuts. They especially -m lo enjoy chocolate candy. is bfling plannt~d. Ltttf'r orRanized r ~uhs .rnd sa nct ioned rac- by the Amcrit-an Model . ·· . The squirrels, now almost 1 year old, were given to Billy after they were rescued from a tree that had been cut down at Forked Run Lake wbere his parents operate the concession and fishing 1uppliea business. 1 '" ' ACTI0:-1 AT TOM THUMB RACEWAY- Davld Beaver's white Chaparral takes leact as the pack roars out of t~e steep ban ked pinched oval. In second place is a ford GT. Strung out behind the leaders are three bright orange Lotus Fords. Billy has not yet permitted his pets to get outside. Theories on what would hapies on what would happen vary. Some say they will leave. But othen insist they will remain nearby. Bill, however, Is taking no chancel with these favorite !Lightning Wrecked Carmel Sch -ftt-A'm-a-~-. I folln 0 'lbe !D0011 II btlw!ell Ill pbaae 8Dd lint quar11r The IIIOl!llr!i alar V-. 'nil eveab!a liar 11 Jqplllr, 0erma11 phJnlefll 11111 dJt. oov- at the x-~~q, Wllblla lloelllleo. Wll 11n IDa Jn 1111, Japtlll rttlptJ' N the leap~ of Nallta k BY LESTER L ROUSH A storm cloud of foreboding appearance hung ill the aorth· westers sky as the 49 enrolled pupils responde~ to the ochool ; bell following the I!OOR recess. ' It was 1:30 p.m., March 25th, ' 53 years ago. ' Advanced work In Latin, AJ. gebra, Geometry at·d lessons Ia all otherclasses from beginnera through those preparing for the State Teachers Examination was to be resumed. ~;_• ~i-ii;·. . . •".) The advanced class tn alg&-~ ..;!.~. ·~·-~ ~:'- ,_.·;~.d.; ~·;c._,f<• -"LC ._ bra was called. Five pupill MORE TRACK ACTION - Three Lotus Fords cross the bridge Into the final turn before hitting the stretch . w.re at the blackboard, othen Spectators will hnrl action llke this daily at tho Tom Thumb Raceway In the former Steel Furniture building on Thlr« -ill their seats, studying. Ave. A flash of light across t b e room frightened some of the pupils, amused otben. One girl was heard to whisper to the one In front of her, "Gel ready to jump, It's gotng to thunder." I, as teacher, was standing about midway between the old burnside stove and the row ol front seat.s, observing the work at the blackboard. This was the Carmel school located II v e miles aorth of Racine. The flash of light was followed iR seconds by a devastaling crash that ao badly destroyed • the achool room that no 11101'1! CARMEL SCHOOL- The old School in Meigs County, as It ..,l,ltt. clssea were held that apriq. of 1911·1912. The spring of 1911 the building was hit and nearly Broicbealedbollflll and splinters pronged bolt of electricity that knocked out a number of pupils, ~~•• ur across the room. er, Lester Roush. Today Dr•.Le.ster Roush, Is a former Ohio cburcb ._..... In the flesh of 10me of and living ID the neighborhood where the near trageey occurred. tbl puplll, bmken IIIIU Wll · •·&tiered acrou the floor, leav. . In& aome wftb bleeding gashes. the middle aoulb side. . Only two wllole panes of &Jasa 'lb. uorlhwest ltroke tore the entire building out of plumb. seal I:Jid covered · rtmallled In the buUdiq. ApPal'- window, frame llld IIGardl at- Those DOt too badly abocked en a~t~~nr. · illtlf the llghtnlng hit the fiq. taclll!d tO 11 ll'om the nil mak· l'lllhad. ll'om the room onto the Eva ' Archi!r, I ltafl first, allbough It bad the lng 1 hole large eDOlllh ftr 1D pard! 111111 Into the ~oelllllll'llill. for ' effect of •, forked or quble,d automobile to enter. HeaVJ ~ there at the blackbowd, e811a ~=~~'~ . .~T'I\1 lrilple alrote as It reached wiDow weight~ were lhrnst aiJd Ute teaCher; were llhocked Ins 1TESTING TilE TRACK - Making test runs at the new ·_l'rlllay's OliODilllt 1 to the gruuJIIIID three placee. Olle, trom their balllbJi 1111 ar 111tn anil Mt to tbe floor_, whert IICI!Ide4 1M ftt1iid r. Skip Me1dow11, obseured behind Bill Wellman, wh6 Ja . r=:~·~~,~~T.Klltdt!r, aild In' front, dtacended from the from the bulldlac. The liOUib: ~ etood; aclour M Ike Wiseman, band oq hip,, waiting for his racer to come "'.'.' ~ ·liDIII, tUI'II On the 1eflii ~ta!ft GM hit the afde ltroke wall lillie 1111-. Ralpb ifcNIIIMI, aow decell- floor. Ollly m l,f irlbl crossed, li .lilrOid W1sem~u, wbo with hll brother, !Iii; . Cent,er. IJOI'Ibww& - . II Cuctltt, wlill tile filii& - ... Mild- till ulllwwt (0•"' ed Ia . \ , I ~ ..... 1~' .=- ;.......t!,., tbeoloD wr ' KLQNDIKE at '8Dd DonoaUy bad Billy spends many hours each week eontentedly playing with his little friends. The squirrels, about the size of baby kit. tens, are tamer than people would suseect. They are usually kept in a cage in Billy'• bedroom, but are often left to roam through the Osborne borne. former , ... By · tet of flying squirrels. Thumb Model Car Racing and Hobby Cemer which opened -w • t1aftet .... llllfnrtl TodaJ 11 Surlda7. lbreb •• aiDa arrd the Ullbed fillltes. tilt l8tlJ dl)' ollM wllb D te ~.:.~ teJ - LOU1I ClASSiU a perSODII dlaracllr. an, 1ft Wll fNI to IDi U3 ...... _ >La• •-•!IJIIIno ·~Uolted Prell lldenrlllaDil atream rises ,...,.., """' """ ""' ""' "What we ueed Ieday II - · It II lhccA!eelnble rl what He WtUld fewer heUefs - and 11101'1 be- llltenfgerrt, ~I with Jill Die. He freely chose to Uef," said the Rt. Rev• .James ty, such 11 we aee human do what He believed A. Pike, as he stabbed aut a heingl, could hava evolvad ID a wanted blm to do. BecaliSe cilarelte and reached for the miDclless, Impersonal Ulliverse. W81 not preoc:eupled , padt to ligbl another. Q. Do JOll believe that God HfmMif, 111111 because He 'lbe Episcopal Blsbop ol IIISWer& prayers? so cammllte!! Ill Ills mlullll California was tired and A. No-ool ID the aense aerv'DII otherl, tbn were no haggard after 1 lOIII flight. He grallllng apeclll favora barrlera ID Him to God. He waa watkad nervllusly Up llld down partJcu1ar people. I tbe "ttddJ open DIID"-andblmse..,lfl hll hotel room In Wuhlngten. believe ID a God wbo Got! wu ahle to reveal Dc llppiDc blal:k co(fee and with the unlverae, It arrd lflroulb JeB!II tn a ..h 3 u he \ried to lllterveniDC to set uldl that btl uever heeD pe~~lble eapltfn to I nporler the laWI 111111 al other times Other pe!'IOII. lbetilvllc'11 ,! llwl that have perrnlttllll them to opertle In I* 11 ted """"'era of bill the usual way. II WI 11trlbute A thought for tbe clJurcll to bbn of heresy. to G«< wbat ~eoloaiiDI French wriMr De La Jl!lcl~~oJ '!'be reporter asked bow "acte ef epeelal cauld: "We it\Jaya Bllhop Pike fill about the we are saying, In effect, who admire us, we do ''deltHf-God'' which He Is capricloul aad unfair .. • a1wayt lib lhoae whom lately has received 11 much that He does for aome what admire." publicity. refuses to do lor other!. ---"1 doa't dlg ft," he 1ald. "If Q. Ytu're not augeet~ AJIIRr (Prof. , _ . . J.J. God Is Indifferent to the late AJt1Rr of Emory University) IDdlvlduall? , meaan what he tllellll to be A. No, no, on the mCCJiitlo\lrllartJ. oraytng-tllat there onca was a believe that God's lol'e God llld now there lta't any power are equally available -~.~- .. more-that II iiODaell•, In the ·all II ut all of tbe time. tillli ' !AI atrlct meanlq of IIIII term. ll pr~ In .tb1 ~rorld II just dtelm't Dillie I!I1J' aense. lnterpellelratlll nallty; .. Either God has · aever ftlated ty paalilllf qalnlt llie han'lm or He Is eternally existent." wblcb we erect to keep --- 1•1 Q. l taU II·yGU atUII!UIIacrlbl lnm llr klllllillluulh Into to the latter view? A. Ob, yes llvet. Prayer Is Olle of tbe wav• ' Indeed.. l believe In 0011· . ID 1f~lch . WI lilly lofr*' Q. 0o you tiW* ef (i.)cl aa an barr1m llld alloW Him L.": 1''1 ~-abatract tmpersoaal f~ per· brellk In, _He fl"er' cllln&e., was so thai what went in 0111 could J'tlld. lly find tts way out the otber. Now there are ltatlaliC!l to back up thia IIUI[IIelon. Accordlns to Mr. C. Howard Walla, a consultant tn management commun!ca· lions : "Untrained listeners bear ouly about 25 per cent ol whet tbey'rl" UlteniDI to.,. la other word1, we relairl about every lourtb word or every fourth M!lleuce or every fourth t!lought that Impinges on tbl ear. This would seem to auueat .that the human cranium contains 101118 11!Jrt of matter acting a1 8D impediment to t b t triDIIDisalon of sound 1crou the void. Out mfght eapect coUep atudtnta to possess I greater &!JIOIIIII of tbla IOIII!Ikbsorbtng subata~ tb8D the a-raJ popu· llllon. However, Walla cites. a aludy which. 1bowed tbal college· etudente ,listened to a 10-lllil!Ute talk wlt!l only 25 per· eent effie· Ieney, the 1pme .so .the ~ of ua. This, of course, IJII&Iil simply bt ~uaa YOUI!II' people of collea• aae already know ju.t about everythtnc, 10 II Ia understanda· bte that they consider three-fourths ol what they hear not worth Ustenlng to. Walta also uys that the l'leract pmorl ependl g per cent of lJia lime writiDC, 18 per cent reading, 30 w cent talldng and 45 per cent ltsteDinJ. 11'1 Ibis overage at llslniDC lime 11 • vading "~u 111 tla~; ar ~ ~ ~- ~~~t'•1'1rJ 111Dat talktna Wne that II tnltiJulnl. conceive of Him Ill per10111l power' · 'I. IDiftlleated .w.... t.t We've often uaed up our 41 per cent of llsterms? . . cllllrly in aome Uves tbaD lo • lenlnc lime, but ~ver ytt llavt we . met '·' . .;..:. ( ......... PetiOli .... :1 VUJICIUoo 1 anyone wbo bad ·ruli out at hla Ill !IIi' ceRI A. I believe !lie ·~&,! ·., ¢ WhE:re lloea .ttll!la fit of talking time, Jeavlnl Ull with II per cent. -not.ID the &eiiH of .I being the picture? of talklq time, leavilll ue wltb 11 per ceul amoq other belllp,. 1!!11 1!1 t!Je A....Iesu,~ W81 frl every eense uf pure, lold#D alienee. that ultllllato reality 'baa bum8D belli just 11 •• But we'rt btlplaa, - ' ... ported that Barry Osborne is the &WU'dian of a quar- produrtiOD IDI1 111 the futun to buDd lip ICiybeaD re Tri-Co The 11 year.()Jd son of Mr. and Mrs, Speclalors will find this kind ' llrrpr - - ; : lldl!1fDIIInlfl .. ~ lllparll!lellt u-, however, that 1n'11Md maa.Y ·t wrD Aptlylq Mltorleal apw'.. meanllmt the crew IJecM to trip to Pltllballh IIlii pledpll · eleu the packet before 1 h t a heavier lhlpment tbe follow· started iD her new lradl. 1"1 week. Tba TELL CITY W81 PlnaDy ea April 7, 1J1I, last boat llld coukl make !lood Jllo TELL CITY lll!oved all IDe 011 tbe run to lbe lleel elt1 the GrUfp1lla w I ,..,.. • with plent7 of water In ll!ulv.-, her maldeD trip lo PIUIIbaqiJ ud no fos. will! 1 bls trip. For the 11m The day lhl TELL CITY tha • lime In """eral yeara produoe lnmineN waa Jlvel1 at lhl 111 egga - 4,IMIS 1!111!1 t. rtf •ealen of the city ebaaaad polls wharf witb fl.. packell .-left tbe port 117 oo:!,ftr~ their replar ohlppfnc bUill loadlna and 1!Dioati!Dg, Olcl burgh. The packet ud pfnued to alalp •• the ermen oblened II looted a large I!IIIOIIn1 of~ OPt':,'! TELL CITY every weet u old times to 1111 tbl Sian last ~ but now IOJII aa the packet wa1 able Strlpea fioath18 from the stern RUTH 8Dd ~~~ 1'UDto reacb Plttsbargll eady ll8dl of the 'l'EIJ. CITY til blr ._ abe WIIB Ibis Monday morrdrlg. parture. offeted. . D. Grover Gill shipped more The TELL CITY ll!luaUy left IOd thia thaw 100 eases of eggs,. tbe GaWpol!a Satunll)' Aprll 1111 ..--:;-~It TELL CITY oa her maldeD 1911 with lhl Naest the aame ......, waa r&- Tho hobby center also bas a complete stock of from which the fan may pur· chase replacement parts, such as motors, controls, wheels and tires, or purchase the materials, including sheet and tube (Continued oo page 10) cr as h ~1 The in America Sh1 was tn tho best of coondllion and almost 11 good as new. She bed a beautlful cabin that Captalu Dick Brown said reminded him of the famoiiS old Anchor LIRe boats out of St. ouls. She was bib-beaded bad broad and roomy decks aDd the most spacious bollerdeck lor passengers forward to be found on any steamboat ou the river. On March 31, 1916, the TELL Cl'l'Y starred up the river from Gallipolis for Pittsburgll. But owing to Dond eond!Hons, she was unable to get under the B l 0 railroad bridge at Pl. Pleasant. The RUTH left lor Pittsburgh in her In the Features· New 'Slot Racing' Establishment Reedsville • Opened Ill Old French CitY .Friday Boy Has 4 Tlma seldtnel. SIIIIAIIf, IIINl rr, 1111 Newest Amendment Would Upset Ancient Safeguard Our Amorican system of government w1th its division Into the three branches ol the Legislative, the Judicial, llld the Executive functions waa modelad from tlrat of England and bed ltl orl&in In the tribal councils of tl1e Goths. Frdm the ear· II' beginnings of this form of rule, it ba• been moderated by a "ballmce of power." With the Golba this balanca was provided b1· the older men of the tribe wh os • ,:conservative" views btl•nced the impatience of the YOIIIII "radicals." In England, with an aetepled two-clau system, the hereditary memllership of the Rou•• of Lords fumishtd the bai&Det. Our Constitution was taken almost In entirety from the law of .ED8110d, even to tbe provision of "trial by, a jury of his peers." in a society wbere everyone was legally equal. Ami aiiiM!uP .the Senate was intended 11 a substitUte f!lr :tile bouse of lords and the Supreme Couai. aa a replaceme~t for the almost !!er.idltary judicial traditions of the English, any clear balance of power In the IAglslative branch was missing. This resulted in a rivalry between the three branches of government. It led to a contest hdweel! those whose wealth was Inherited and stable, and 'thole wbo were becomin& wealtlly by business enterprises, for tbe control of CoDgrelf and the Presi· dency. ·• Under John Marshall, 1M SUpreme Court soon occupfad a position of control in tbe early years of the government: a rontrpl not completely displaced until Andrew Jackson's 'period. With Jackson and several succeeding presidents. power was ~ld in the exectllive branch, but gradually secured more and more authority until It reach· ed. m the Civil War aftermatll, the highest !'OWer of our history. Under the leader· ' hip and control of Thaddeus Stevens and Chas. Sumner, the CGncrea wu able to nullify entirely the power of the presidency and failed by a single vote of eslabllsb· lng an actual diclatorahip by removing Pres. Johnson from office. Congre•s was able to let aBide the Intentions of the voters tn the eltctlon of Hayes In 1876, and of bot!l voten IOd president In the first Cleveland adm!Distratiou. There after, the power began to daclh!e IOd waa Fifty Years Ago on the River under Attack . PU,USlfllD BY f.lfl OHIO VALLIY PUBUSRINQ COIIPANY MI. till ) 1 .. ) •, \ ' \' ~ a ..._ 1 �.. •. ,' ., . . ,. H&Win F9rml"f Maize Dwarf Mosaic Here.Since '62 1.-------=.. BY c. E. BLAKESJ,EE lbl. Alllll, Apleulla'e .Melp- tarmen, maize dwarf moae!a his a bad IOUnd. To olben It ill jutlllree IIWds beciUII they've hid DO flnt bllld aplrilllet with 11. 1'8 - liP~ are evident In leaves at 1101111 plenll until lllllllriiJ, . J.. tha dleeelld plula epo proacb ma- Ia leta ·AuiUit or Slplembtr, reel Cll' rtddllll purple ljiOtl ~ eiNikl dmJ. op in the llava Illllllllf pliDII, ==:. atiould attempl to cbaDge to hy· litldl ~ IJIPifllllly NllotaM~. tf a larmlr hll hid _ . lou, 111m he auld cbeok 011'&fUlly to dlla'mlat, If po111ble1 II 1 lqbri4 aD bt Pallablt - ~~~.:: =~~= ::e: disease IDCidents wu may not be wilt. sOma &1llbldo later plinlad lifltll. Ilea ba" IVIIetl1l4 IIIII a d~ WOUld lit 001 llddlaoa.l t111ctt ol Gill mila tlvm 1 o~o~~.. reuon fOr JDOYIII& toward - 11111 IJ'BIII luflllaUDD 11111 limo lllr plantM eora, whlcil hll It pnaaJblllllll ld llll'louiiiDJIII'J• been rommmendtcJ ' Tbere 11 ~ efldace to IJi. 1bll dlleui In Olilo rto ID ltd but •• DOt ldenUflld oi the '-'· TbiJ reel Nment Jle1d .too much. lD thiD lme or two fields. whlcll form1 lata In the QIIC:It IIUU.BTINI Ill lNII It WIJ evident In 11 more CODIJ!lcuoue Ia 1be up- fii'IIIPII ®I'll ill offered, It ~~~~~.. per ltavtl lbla Ill lboll billow would bt will fw .I fll'lllll' lo · '""""" ........ ...,.. IIV- the ear. Lo- ,ltml al pllllll ptlllll bullelbllllll to cbeol: lbe m1 tlelds lbat wert lllfeeted IDftcled late In IIIII mq llunt IIIII ChiOI'OIIs nttnaa. llito that )'tar. Ill 11184 the dlleue not show 1n7 dlocoloratJOIL 1np are given o1 a 1011 Cll' · spread furlbao and In INS lllllly When com 11 IDfeetld tariJ, open pedlaree and flelda, parlklullrly river bottom flelda, In Melg1 and Gallla, IIIII llflllbbOrlg counties lbDwed ..... loua el'ldeuee ol damage lbll dllease. Most of the damage has occurred on river bottom fields ready lnfelled witb 8J'IH. DIIIIIP 1n these b: aeems to r8J11e from very to as much as two-thirds three-fourths of a crop lou · One fanner who 1101'1118lly ' In the neighborhood of bushels of corn per acre eel that a as acre field eel only about 1000 wblch would be 1n neighborbond of SO 10 36 bushels of corn per acre Sympto~ of maize dwlrf mosaic vary conslderabljo em in corn planta of the same bybrid In the wna field plant may sbow IYflllllo~ ly tn the season and not UDIII after pollination Dlleued pt111111 U!1UIIy · lllll' ln fields as spots or ten. Such apoll frequently U. ' • '' MAIN ~~CTION- Appro:II!Jqately 45 members of the Green County Cattle Feedel'll """"""'tlon viii~ two Gallla county ranches Wednesday, and one of the hlglllilltll of the fllit wu a look at Sir Sam, prize bull of the Triple. EEE and IDdden Vallu Ranche.l. Pictured above with the nationally famous animal on the Triple EEE Ranch is l.ambert BUlb, raach manager. ' .., on • •vere IIUlllin8 ICOOmpaDI• 1be lbove IYJIIPII!ml. Tile 111II" of dwlrfiDI lppta'l 10 bt due 10 the IIIP. Cl plant deveJ. opment when the infection oocurs. Mllllf plants haVI shorlened IDtuoodes tbroqbDul but in otllen only the !lllmloclel • bove ~ ear are shortened. Plants mfected in later stages growth may not be ~ IHI D>lll'ked the leCOI1d yell' ol eKieD!Ive nsurcb w o r k In the Portsmouth arll lo determine resistance ol corn Ia thta maize dwarf moasic bulletln. Details or this research are Included In lht rto llarch circular Its eDtillld, "Com VIrus Research ID Ohio In IGeS." A copy of this hulletln Is avelilble by COIIIacl1ng the County Extension Office. Two or tllree lbtngs now aeem to be Indicated: Problbly lbe 1111111 lmporllnl II that flrmen 1111ouk1 DOt [IIIIo le beeaUH af 1111 dii11M. II lbey ha" lllllll'loul lau It that IDHCII11111 bt 0D1 of thelmportiDt eur11r1 of tbll dl•aM. At 1be pnsent lildt, however, lbert II DO lnltcl CODtro1 protl'am aVIIIahle wblch would permltUJ!Da llllllllllhod. Till bell hope lot lbe Mure apparenUy Ill ID lbe develop. ol ttllllanl bybrlda. Thls MASSIY.PRGUSON e111 cotn. Tile way the ralllll will like aeveral yem to carry and ayt1t111 warkl: A rallbC of 01111 nut. NEW HOLLAND llltllealll 10 qmptolllt; 2 cates intermediate; and S Tile belt recommendation • S.UaFor ... 10 Ianners ill that they eMuaey-Fwguaon cates completely susceptible. Jf the rating II 1.5 or Ius on~urrenr! ~ Trlcfort ill CO!IIlderld a I1De wllicb '' n ...., eMHHy•fii'IUIIII . Plowa, Dlsca, eollliderable t6!llllance. . . tf mlllz.e dwarf CultiYIIfort and epidemic will reduce yield and lie has been fGIIIIII ~ In Mowara elllmated· 15 10 2$ per cent tn area and 10 overwiDierlng bybridl wblcb, IIGOred Z.O for -~ir of~=s:;' hyRl':'da II e New Hol,l1nd Baiera llunt or cblo~. Correspond· •1 8 on • New Hollend •~~te IDciY greater ylllds reeluetlonl the baais of reelstance l1olle And 111 your firm 1111411 may be e1peettd for 1 Wul · PI-Ing PrlcMI eplemic in hybrids rated more FISH EGGS EasyTermal auscepllbfe. ID cenell, Plilablt MDM· EeP of the aea barring are rtBIItanl bybridll .,. less ac- lticty and usually are found at. .eptable for lOmt qronomlc taehld to llonea or seaweed. cllariCierlllics lhla are Olber An av(!l'ap female sea herring IN( 110r11111117 ncommendlld com- depnells more than 30,000 egp POMI!lOY llinatiODI. AI ptellltt, there II a season. Most other fish ells WY 2-5101 Sprlllfl Ave. Dille MDM l'lllltanct In hy- float. brids with maturliJ' ralinp e1rUer than 800 (hybrids u. S. 13 maturliJ'). Tba hll 1101 bleD llmt _.,. Ill oomblllt lllrouP linldiDc, KDM rt111tanee wtfll 011.- dlllrlblt attrlbut111. A lllltemtn& loUowq the TUnetoGtt GrowingWhh hybr..::.. BY BRVBON L CARTBB Co, ED. Apat, Aplc. Lime and fertlliler 11'1 bulb nPCessary lot produellve permanent paslurel. J'nd!JCIDfl tbla odditlonal feed DIIIDI IDereuo ed net ,jncome for tbe dairymaD end Ieeder calf ayiltlm operalurs. Lime and ferllllzer work wall together Ill pulllnc mon dollllfs Ill your pocllelbook, but when the soil pH ill low, bt nre •O apply the lime flrll 1' b II w<ll belp you llrtlcb your fertl. l1zer dollat'l. ,.. The belt way to delmniDe the pH level of your 1111 -ill to have It tested. '1'1111 11. 111111 done by takinl ,several IIDIJII¥ of soil from llie ffeld, mllin, them toeether IIIII brlnilnl 0111 pmt ol dry toll_to the Cou!11Y Extell!lon.om~. We wUJ amtlt to the Ohio Stale University Ill Columbus andY~ umple be analyzed for •us. Jn ab'out two W f!ka ~ou wUI receive lest repor# bow milch Ume and ~.It , 10 l\lply. Yes, .eolia IDoney to ljlply = )'011? Lei's 1ooll at BOIIIll of the The percentage of weeds in the beneDII of Ume llld lerllllzer. puture wUJ decUne a a result 1. Lirn1D£ matertall eupply of proper fertUizallon. calcium llld somellm• magne- 1. Tbe yield of dltestlble IJJio llum; both of lbele elements tr1ents per acre 11 ln<ftased by ore 11aentlal lor plant arowth. fertliziatlon. I. Lirn1D£ lncre-the evan. s. Quality of forage Is lmability af pboapborul, molybde- proved from fertilization. 111111, and 11118DH1um. 7. FerllllzatiOD of pastures Jn. a. Llmln8 lncreaset favorable creases tbe drouehl tolerance. IL!croblal activity. Thls results A well nourlabed plant will uW· In u Increased relesse of nitro- lze water more efflclenll7 lbaJI pb, pbotphorua end olhtr ele- a plant puor In nutrition. Pilotmenll from the soU oraanic phorus Increases root developmatter. ment. 4. FerllllzaUon ol permanent Ferlllizm should he applied puture1 eon cbuge the com- in such a manner that: position of the puturea. Kentue- I. Growlnt plants c1111 u~~e the lr:y bluqriill, orchlfd IJ'BSS, fertilizer efficiently. bromeiJ'UI, timothy, Ladino 2. There 11 nwe or no injury Clover, white clover, blrdafoot to plants from the fertilizer. trefoil and alfalfa respond prof. 3. The Job can be accompllllh· itably to fertilization. Sweet ver- eel as quickly and 18 easily as nal, sedgea, poverty 11'0!1 and iB economically possible. weeds do not mpund pro&. Once the soil pH of perma· ably. nent bluegrass pastures bas Clovers incroase when pho8- been adjusted to the dealred levphonu, potassium llld lime e1 and the bule fertilizer lrllt. 111'1 appUed. Blueif811 percent. ment ha1 been made !you'll Jill! 5f,OOO Children to soffer from Poison , :::;:,~D£h~ Heights of where wilbln o:'Y vary lllf·· II Etrly le8IOD rug~~ ma1se dwarf qulbt dlfferenl from tbott found to wlrd the end o1 tbe season. EARLY SYMPTOMs Early l)'lllllloml first appear at the bases of Jeavea and coolist of a mooalc pattern of uiht and dart green areas wllbln the leam. The IDOSaic 11111 remllln In a unHorm pattern or the spots or flecks may merae Into DL"l''W continuous or flrok•·ll en 11reab alolljf Ute veins of Ieav811. Later, It about the time of last cultivation In the field, the )'OUIICer leaves unfolding In' the wborl are 111111'11 uniformly yel· low 01' cblorotte. The yellowing may be more pronounced at the aids llld lips. Yellow stripes moJ:'!,.. need a soD lest Ia do this prop. erly), then 10 application of 50 to 110 potlllds each of phoaphate IIDd poluh per acre · eveey two years Is needed for h1Ch ~a~ood ldaalo apply 40 60 pounds of nilrogen per 11 accld , ...-. .' You may or aolt drink boltl•. redu!). If you "pol8on- - Be sure Cat en products proof' your boDie during Na- are properly labeled. tloniii .K,pltoa PreYentlon Week, - Read lbe label before Ullng. w~)il 1111 week. -Clean the medicine ceblnel Youllfotblldren will eat ll!ld periodically. Get rid of old drink •almoll uylblng - Jn. medicine by lllllhlna It down clud)D£ medicine• and house- the drain, rlnalnl the eontalller hold ~ wblcb can cause In water, and lbeD d1leardlng It serloal IDJtu7, lllnesa, or - Refer to medlclnea by their deetll. Clllldren under five proper namea. Tiley .,. not are ~ Jltely to be the vic- candles. Avoid tatJnc medJ. lillll ol eccldeftlal pollonlng. callona In the prneuee of dJ1I. Tbey IN In' lhe aplorln& alap dren. Tum on the 1libl when with t 11111Urll bablt ol tasUng giVID£ medicine to o1ber1 or cve!'YIIIIII - llld they are not taking 11 )'0111'8elf. discour1pd ·Ill' 1 bad taste or The garage, buemenl, or amelfJ :riley are apt 10 lind i back porch m1y be catch-11111 polsollliiiDCf baz8nloul products lor storing IUCh c:hemlel1a u in ltdrtft art11 under the lnaectlcldea, flmllcld'!a, peetlkitchen alllk, In· ·the bathroom, cldH, palnll, lye, llld charcoal b a s~l or aarqe, or on the llshter fluid. A loekld metal hack parch. Accidental polson- eablntt II the belt pike lor ings 8lllOIIII cblldnn frequently 1torin1 poisons when lillclren involve, .llledl<!lnes, household are In the home. deaniJII "Jiroduels, . Insect Above aU, teach your child sprays, kerosellf, Ua1lter lluld, to respect medicines. You '"'"e ~4!1 ,pollshes,. turpen- would moat surely ICOid your tine, 178in11J, JOfPI,IIents, and pro- offspring If he were to sUck ducts CQil!aiRing )ye and acids. his finger Into an electrical outTo "puiaon • proor• your let beeauso of the poulbll co"' home- . , · aequencea, and yet you may be - Keep ' 1lousehold prnduell paradoxically encouragtn1 him ond nitlllctnes out of reach ond towarda lethal conaequencea by out o! ~ ol eblldren. U you malting him think of medlclnel ros~ibl!y "ell!, lock them In a 11 "candy." IIIJmember, the cabmet ot cloSfl!. Remove lbe drup that uve a1lo !lave the rontainet lo • sale spot If potential Ia ltlll. Momenta you mull leave the room for apent In child safety may actuOD)y an lamnt. · all¥ bt an lllvtltmenl Ill your -IIITIIJ· .IJWI, AID WINIJIJDWI Ill ONE 1111P AllfJUIID-UD DilES ff WITHA NEW Meigs Equipment Co. RHr Melli 01-11 Hoepltel Lindmark H11 Everything Dlal992·2181 For Delivery T1k1 llellwry from our INI wer• hou11 Ml'¥111!1 Melp, G1lll1 and M.- Count111. C1ll Ua For Sp•clelllld S.rylce - llulk !preadlnt Av1111ble - We Also Can Apply Liquid Nitro.... To Your Flelda. ALL ANALYSIS, STRAIGHT & MIXED MATI!RIALS AVAILAIILI'i. 1 Checlc Landmark's Price On Checkl Compare! STOIIO~IN UNTIL9P.M. ,_ri, thi'U sat. Nuxhall Hit Hard, Reds were tested CIOOperatively by the U.S.D.A. and the Ohio Agricultural Research end Development Center In highly infected M. D.M. (Maize Dwarf Mosaic) fields near Portsmouth, Ohio last summer. These DeKelb varieties 874 end 872 were rated right near the top of several hundred hybrids tested. Your F•m Service Center ••• FERTILIZER SERVICE SEED CORN DEKALB HYBRIDS RESIST STUNT CIIECK THE OFFIOAL RAnNGS WI1H YOUR DEKAlB DEALER . v. , Rio DeKalb varieties listed as experimentels 9131 (DeKalb 874) and 9132 (DeKelb 872) aus WY 2-2176 The Ia•.._.._.._.._.._=...,,.. CDIS ....,, II .,:'I.!!J.,c:;:! l!e. from...Store medlclnea ~ep~ralaly health llld Ufe Itself. each yeor In the earljo spriD£ other housellold produell. Don1 Jet your be1ltatlon be stimulate growth and lncnase Th!fi::mated I OO,- -Keep all )ll'04ICII In their loaa1 puture produclion. 000 · ~ bl vlcllml of original containers, not cups COLUMBUS (UPI) - New Lebanon Dixie's giant • killen knaeketl ott unbeaten Ro!tlord, 75 to A Saturday 10 win the Ohio Clus A bleb IIChOol biS· kelball cllamptonsblp. The upset victory over the taller and favored BulldoCs cll· maxed a 28-1 season for Coaeh Columbus Hines aod hla pesky band af lllllputlens. They reacbed the flnals by lmDCklq reaoht the flnala by knocklt off previously unbeaten Rittman l'rlday. II wu e biller pill lor the Wood Counlilllls since it was their llrat 1011 In 711 aamea. Montgomery County team wasted no time In provi!ll to the St. John Arena crowd of 13,791 that they came to play -ACTOR SALES a11 corn. planll 1n the field are POMIROY Central Soya of Ohio 3rd & Sycamort Ste. Gllllpolll .) New LeJ. .. -1n Dixie Upsets Rossford For·Class Ar· fulton.Thompson Lime, Fertilizer are §..~~..E-. . · NEW- 816---· · Needed for Pastures~~~?::~=:. ! It Is not UIJU!Ual 1D find a plant lime and fertlllJer. lfDw will age will Increase with ferll1ll. to 18 lnchea taU ldjacent 10 this addltlonlll Investment help 01·, particularly with nitrogen. er pla~ ol normal or neu f Official '65 NFL Statistics basketball. )with 7:23 to 'play. He tlnlsbed i champions did not JIOIHII 11 C.pt1ln Bill Gladieux topped 8p1rked by Stan Otwlnt, jun- with 18 polnll. ' much pulse aa hi! 1982 quintet. Roulord with 17 ·pu1nts, llll,d ior gu1rd, and Jim Eck, IIOIIior Dixie jumped on the opPor- "I'll have to lake thai back," center Mtkt Fedto added 16.' forward, Dixll hit 11 ollll flrll tunity 1nd outacored Rossford he 1814. "I think we had to play Dixie earned the Iitle the It shota to grab e 25-11 lnd 11-13 down the 1tretch 10 earn a harder laem this yell' to win herd way. It knocked off three with 7:19 to play lnlhelleCODII Ita second Class A crown In the th1111 In 1962." illrlltht unbeaten on quarter. , past five seasons. Rossford rallied ld the late Hines coache the Grey· The Sunday Tlme..sentlne~ Sunday, March 27; lllee-7 stages of the hal! but trailed hounds to the 19112 state cham31-31 at Intermission. plonship. The streakiO£ Greyhoundl Olwlne paced the new cham• tW'hed on the steam agllln In pions with 22 points. He con· the third perlnd to pull ou& to a nected on 10 of 18 shol8 !rom comfortable 51-38 lead with four the field lor a 55.6 lleld IJORI minutes 1o play. The clomt percentage. Three other Grey· Rossford could get after that hounds finished in double figwas 57-52 with 7:12 to 10 In the ures. Eck and Mike Wampler game. had 13 each and Wilson added Jim Penix. the Bulldnp' Ohio guard, rallied his team as Hines, smiling with aallafaeit closed the gap lo 6&-611 bdt lion, retracted an earlier alltl> picked up his fifth personal loul ment that this year's state quintets All· 12. the 1i1y to tbt crown. Brunt It oulletl BllaYia 1443 In the Wampltt flnalR ol lht Tro7 tlllonal, Smith Clipped 1\11111111 ·N-41 In Fri· l'ennincton day's stm~llnall lnd won the Hess UUe by downinl Rossford. ·. · TotalR 1 hlfetd (G) The Bo1: lllxle (151 G F T Gladieux Olwine 10 2-3 22 ~lloway l!lck 5 3-7 13 FecliO Wilson 3 H 12 Penix ........ ,..... U -J Hus Aria 0 0.1 IN 29 17-28 OF 5 7-9 40-0 ,,... • 1-1 ' ' 'l'ollll IJIJie Roas.lord TOIII ftulo : 19. ~ . 11'11111ed Out: Ph'bl• II, Attend'lll: ,lll>l" " * 'Still A �.. •. ,' ., . . ,. H&Win F9rml"f Maize Dwarf Mosaic Here.Since '62 1.-------=.. BY c. E. BLAKESJ,EE lbl. Alllll, Apleulla'e .Melp- tarmen, maize dwarf moae!a his a bad IOUnd. To olben It ill jutlllree IIWds beciUII they've hid DO flnt bllld aplrilllet with 11. 1'8 - liP~ are evident In leaves at 1101111 plenll until lllllllriiJ, . J.. tha dleeelld plula epo proacb ma- Ia leta ·AuiUit or Slplembtr, reel Cll' rtddllll purple ljiOtl ~ eiNikl dmJ. op in the llava Illllllllf pliDII, ==:. atiould attempl to cbaDge to hy· litldl ~ IJIPifllllly NllotaM~. tf a larmlr hll hid _ . lou, 111m he auld cbeok 011'&fUlly to dlla'mlat, If po111ble1 II 1 lqbri4 aD bt Pallablt - ~~~.:: =~~= ::e: disease IDCidents wu may not be wilt. sOma &1llbldo later plinlad lifltll. Ilea ba" IVIIetl1l4 IIIII a d~ WOUld lit 001 llddlaoa.l t111ctt ol Gill mila tlvm 1 o~o~~.. reuon fOr JDOYIII& toward - 11111 IJ'BIII luflllaUDD 11111 limo lllr plantM eora, whlcil hll It pnaaJblllllll ld llll'louiiiDJIII'J• been rommmendtcJ ' Tbere 11 ~ efldace to IJi. 1bll dlleui In Olilo rto ID ltd but •• DOt ldenUflld oi the '-'· TbiJ reel Nment Jle1d .too much. lD thiD lme or two fields. whlcll form1 lata In the QIIC:It IIUU.BTINI Ill lNII It WIJ evident In 11 more CODIJ!lcuoue Ia 1be up- fii'IIIPII ®I'll ill offered, It ~~~~~.. per ltavtl lbla Ill lboll billow would bt will fw .I fll'lllll' lo · '""""" ........ ...,.. IIV- the ear. Lo- ,ltml al pllllll ptlllll bullelbllllll to cbeol: lbe m1 tlelds lbat wert lllfeeted IDftcled late In IIIII mq llunt IIIII ChiOI'OIIs nttnaa. llito that )'tar. Ill 11184 the dlleue not show 1n7 dlocoloratJOIL 1np are given o1 a 1011 Cll' · spread furlbao and In INS lllllly When com 11 IDfeetld tariJ, open pedlaree and flelda, parlklullrly river bottom flelda, In Melg1 and Gallla, IIIII llflllbbOrlg counties lbDwed ..... loua el'ldeuee ol damage lbll dllease. Most of the damage has occurred on river bottom fields ready lnfelled witb 8J'IH. DIIIIIP 1n these b: aeems to r8J11e from very to as much as two-thirds three-fourths of a crop lou · One fanner who 1101'1118lly ' In the neighborhood of bushels of corn per acre eel that a as acre field eel only about 1000 wblch would be 1n neighborbond of SO 10 36 bushels of corn per acre Sympto~ of maize dwlrf mosaic vary conslderabljo em in corn planta of the same bybrid In the wna field plant may sbow IYflllllo~ ly tn the season and not UDIII after pollination Dlleued pt111111 U!1UIIy · lllll' ln fields as spots or ten. Such apoll frequently U. ' • '' MAIN ~~CTION- Appro:II!Jqately 45 members of the Green County Cattle Feedel'll """"""'tlon viii~ two Gallla county ranches Wednesday, and one of the hlglllilltll of the fllit wu a look at Sir Sam, prize bull of the Triple. EEE and IDdden Vallu Ranche.l. Pictured above with the nationally famous animal on the Triple EEE Ranch is l.ambert BUlb, raach manager. ' .., on • •vere IIUlllin8 ICOOmpaDI• 1be lbove IYJIIPII!ml. Tile 111II" of dwlrfiDI lppta'l 10 bt due 10 the IIIP. Cl plant deveJ. opment when the infection oocurs. Mllllf plants haVI shorlened IDtuoodes tbroqbDul but in otllen only the !lllmloclel • bove ~ ear are shortened. Plants mfected in later stages growth may not be ~ IHI D>lll'ked the leCOI1d yell' ol eKieD!Ive nsurcb w o r k In the Portsmouth arll lo determine resistance ol corn Ia thta maize dwarf moasic bulletln. Details or this research are Included In lht rto llarch circular Its eDtillld, "Com VIrus Research ID Ohio In IGeS." A copy of this hulletln Is avelilble by COIIIacl1ng the County Extension Office. Two or tllree lbtngs now aeem to be Indicated: Problbly lbe 1111111 lmporllnl II that flrmen 1111ouk1 DOt [IIIIo le beeaUH af 1111 dii11M. II lbey ha" lllllll'loul lau It that IDHCII11111 bt 0D1 of thelmportiDt eur11r1 of tbll dl•aM. At 1be pnsent lildt, however, lbert II DO lnltcl CODtro1 protl'am aVIIIahle wblch would permltUJ!Da llllllllllhod. Till bell hope lot lbe Mure apparenUy Ill ID lbe develop. ol ttllllanl bybrlda. Thls MASSIY.PRGUSON e111 cotn. Tile way the ralllll will like aeveral yem to carry and ayt1t111 warkl: A rallbC of 01111 nut. NEW HOLLAND llltllealll 10 qmptolllt; 2 cates intermediate; and S Tile belt recommendation • S.UaFor ... 10 Ianners ill that they eMuaey-Fwguaon cates completely susceptible. Jf the rating II 1.5 or Ius on~urrenr! ~ Trlcfort ill CO!IIlderld a I1De wllicb '' n ...., eMHHy•fii'IUIIII . Plowa, Dlsca, eollliderable t6!llllance. . . tf mlllz.e dwarf CultiYIIfort and epidemic will reduce yield and lie has been fGIIIIII ~ In Mowara elllmated· 15 10 2$ per cent tn area and 10 overwiDierlng bybridl wblcb, IIGOred Z.O for -~ir of~=s:;' hyRl':'da II e New Hol,l1nd Baiera llunt or cblo~. Correspond· •1 8 on • New Hollend •~~te IDciY greater ylllds reeluetlonl the baais of reelstance l1olle And 111 your firm 1111411 may be e1peettd for 1 Wul · PI-Ing PrlcMI eplemic in hybrids rated more FISH EGGS EasyTermal auscepllbfe. ID cenell, Plilablt MDM· EeP of the aea barring are rtBIItanl bybridll .,. less ac- lticty and usually are found at. .eptable for lOmt qronomlc taehld to llonea or seaweed. cllariCierlllics lhla are Olber An av(!l'ap female sea herring IN( 110r11111117 ncommendlld com- depnells more than 30,000 egp POMI!lOY llinatiODI. AI ptellltt, there II a season. Most other fish ells WY 2-5101 Sprlllfl Ave. Dille MDM l'lllltanct In hy- float. brids with maturliJ' ralinp e1rUer than 800 (hybrids u. S. 13 maturliJ'). Tba hll 1101 bleD llmt _.,. Ill oomblllt lllrouP linldiDc, KDM rt111tanee wtfll 011.- dlllrlblt attrlbut111. A lllltemtn& loUowq the TUnetoGtt GrowingWhh hybr..::.. BY BRVBON L CARTBB Co, ED. Apat, Aplc. Lime and fertlliler 11'1 bulb nPCessary lot produellve permanent paslurel. J'nd!JCIDfl tbla odditlonal feed DIIIDI IDereuo ed net ,jncome for tbe dairymaD end Ieeder calf ayiltlm operalurs. Lime and ferllllzer work wall together Ill pulllnc mon dollllfs Ill your pocllelbook, but when the soil pH ill low, bt nre •O apply the lime flrll 1' b II w<ll belp you llrtlcb your fertl. l1zer dollat'l. ,.. The belt way to delmniDe the pH level of your 1111 -ill to have It tested. '1'1111 11. 111111 done by takinl ,several IIDIJII¥ of soil from llie ffeld, mllin, them toeether IIIII brlnilnl 0111 pmt ol dry toll_to the Cou!11Y Extell!lon.om~. We wUJ amtlt to the Ohio Stale University Ill Columbus andY~ umple be analyzed for •us. Jn ab'out two W f!ka ~ou wUI receive lest repor# bow milch Ume and ~.It , 10 l\lply. Yes, .eolia IDoney to ljlply = )'011? Lei's 1ooll at BOIIIll of the The percentage of weeds in the beneDII of Ume llld lerllllzer. puture wUJ decUne a a result 1. Lirn1D£ matertall eupply of proper fertUizallon. calcium llld somellm• magne- 1. Tbe yield of dltestlble IJJio llum; both of lbele elements tr1ents per acre 11 ln<ftased by ore 11aentlal lor plant arowth. fertliziatlon. I. Lirn1D£ lncre-the evan. s. Quality of forage Is lmability af pboapborul, molybde- proved from fertilization. 111111, and 11118DH1um. 7. FerllllzatiOD of pastures Jn. a. Llmln8 lncreaset favorable creases tbe drouehl tolerance. IL!croblal activity. Thls results A well nourlabed plant will uW· In u Increased relesse of nitro- lze water more efflclenll7 lbaJI pb, pbotphorua end olhtr ele- a plant puor In nutrition. Pilotmenll from the soU oraanic phorus Increases root developmatter. ment. 4. FerllllzaUon ol permanent Ferlllizm should he applied puture1 eon cbuge the com- in such a manner that: position of the puturea. Kentue- I. Growlnt plants c1111 u~~e the lr:y bluqriill, orchlfd IJ'BSS, fertilizer efficiently. bromeiJ'UI, timothy, Ladino 2. There 11 nwe or no injury Clover, white clover, blrdafoot to plants from the fertilizer. trefoil and alfalfa respond prof. 3. The Job can be accompllllh· itably to fertilization. Sweet ver- eel as quickly and 18 easily as nal, sedgea, poverty 11'0!1 and iB economically possible. weeds do not mpund pro&. Once the soil pH of perma· ably. nent bluegrass pastures bas Clovers incroase when pho8- been adjusted to the dealred levphonu, potassium llld lime e1 and the bule fertilizer lrllt. 111'1 appUed. Blueif811 percent. ment ha1 been made !you'll Jill! 5f,OOO Children to soffer from Poison , :::;:,~D£h~ Heights of where wilbln o:'Y vary lllf·· II Etrly le8IOD rug~~ ma1se dwarf qulbt dlfferenl from tbott found to wlrd the end o1 tbe season. EARLY SYMPTOMs Early l)'lllllloml first appear at the bases of Jeavea and coolist of a mooalc pattern of uiht and dart green areas wllbln the leam. The IDOSaic 11111 remllln In a unHorm pattern or the spots or flecks may merae Into DL"l''W continuous or flrok•·ll en 11reab alolljf Ute veins of Ieav811. Later, It about the time of last cultivation In the field, the )'OUIICer leaves unfolding In' the wborl are 111111'11 uniformly yel· low 01' cblorotte. The yellowing may be more pronounced at the aids llld lips. Yellow stripes moJ:'!,.. need a soD lest Ia do this prop. erly), then 10 application of 50 to 110 potlllds each of phoaphate IIDd poluh per acre · eveey two years Is needed for h1Ch ~a~ood ldaalo apply 40 60 pounds of nilrogen per 11 accld , ...-. .' You may or aolt drink boltl•. redu!). If you "pol8on- - Be sure Cat en products proof' your boDie during Na- are properly labeled. tloniii .K,pltoa PreYentlon Week, - Read lbe label before Ullng. w~)il 1111 week. -Clean the medicine ceblnel Youllfotblldren will eat ll!ld periodically. Get rid of old drink •almoll uylblng - Jn. medicine by lllllhlna It down clud)D£ medicine• and house- the drain, rlnalnl the eontalller hold ~ wblcb can cause In water, and lbeD d1leardlng It serloal IDJtu7, lllnesa, or - Refer to medlclnea by their deetll. Clllldren under five proper namea. Tiley .,. not are ~ Jltely to be the vic- candles. Avoid tatJnc medJ. lillll ol eccldeftlal pollonlng. callona In the prneuee of dJ1I. Tbey IN In' lhe aplorln& alap dren. Tum on the 1libl when with t 11111Urll bablt ol tasUng giVID£ medicine to o1ber1 or cve!'YIIIIII - llld they are not taking 11 )'0111'8elf. discour1pd ·Ill' 1 bad taste or The garage, buemenl, or amelfJ :riley are apt 10 lind i back porch m1y be catch-11111 polsollliiiDCf baz8nloul products lor storing IUCh c:hemlel1a u in ltdrtft art11 under the lnaectlcldea, flmllcld'!a, peetlkitchen alllk, In· ·the bathroom, cldH, palnll, lye, llld charcoal b a s~l or aarqe, or on the llshter fluid. A loekld metal hack parch. Accidental polson- eablntt II the belt pike lor ings 8lllOIIII cblldnn frequently 1torin1 poisons when lillclren involve, .llledl<!lnes, household are In the home. deaniJII "Jiroduels, . Insect Above aU, teach your child sprays, kerosellf, Ua1lter lluld, to respect medicines. You '"'"e ~4!1 ,pollshes,. turpen- would moat surely ICOid your tine, 178in11J, JOfPI,IIents, and pro- offspring If he were to sUck ducts CQil!aiRing )ye and acids. his finger Into an electrical outTo "puiaon • proor• your let beeauso of the poulbll co"' home- . , · aequencea, and yet you may be - Keep ' 1lousehold prnduell paradoxically encouragtn1 him ond nitlllctnes out of reach ond towarda lethal conaequencea by out o! ~ ol eblldren. U you malting him think of medlclnel ros~ibl!y "ell!, lock them In a 11 "candy." IIIJmember, the cabmet ot cloSfl!. Remove lbe drup that uve a1lo !lave the rontainet lo • sale spot If potential Ia ltlll. Momenta you mull leave the room for apent In child safety may actuOD)y an lamnt. · all¥ bt an lllvtltmenl Ill your -IIITIIJ· .IJWI, AID WINIJIJDWI Ill ONE 1111P AllfJUIID-UD DilES ff WITHA NEW Meigs Equipment Co. RHr Melli 01-11 Hoepltel Lindmark H11 Everything Dlal992·2181 For Delivery T1k1 llellwry from our INI wer• hou11 Ml'¥111!1 Melp, G1lll1 and M.- Count111. C1ll Ua For Sp•clelllld S.rylce - llulk !preadlnt Av1111ble - We Also Can Apply Liquid Nitro.... To Your Flelda. ALL ANALYSIS, STRAIGHT & MIXED MATI!RIALS AVAILAIILI'i. 1 Checlc Landmark's Price On Checkl Compare! STOIIO~IN UNTIL9P.M. ,_ri, thi'U sat. Nuxhall Hit Hard, Reds were tested CIOOperatively by the U.S.D.A. and the Ohio Agricultural Research end Development Center In highly infected M. D.M. (Maize Dwarf Mosaic) fields near Portsmouth, Ohio last summer. These DeKelb varieties 874 end 872 were rated right near the top of several hundred hybrids tested. Your F•m Service Center ••• FERTILIZER SERVICE SEED CORN DEKALB HYBRIDS RESIST STUNT CIIECK THE OFFIOAL RAnNGS WI1H YOUR DEKAlB DEALER . v. , Rio DeKalb varieties listed as experimentels 9131 (DeKalb 874) and 9132 (DeKelb 872) aus WY 2-2176 The Ia•.._.._.._.._.._=...,,.. CDIS ....,, II .,:'I.!!J.,c:;:! l!e. from...Store medlclnea ~ep~ralaly health llld Ufe Itself. each yeor In the earljo spriD£ other housellold produell. Don1 Jet your be1ltatlon be stimulate growth and lncnase Th!fi::mated I OO,- -Keep all )ll'04ICII In their loaa1 puture produclion. 000 · ~ bl vlcllml of original containers, not cups COLUMBUS (UPI) - New Lebanon Dixie's giant • killen knaeketl ott unbeaten Ro!tlord, 75 to A Saturday 10 win the Ohio Clus A bleb IIChOol biS· kelball cllamptonsblp. The upset victory over the taller and favored BulldoCs cll· maxed a 28-1 season for Coaeh Columbus Hines aod hla pesky band af lllllputlens. They reacbed the flnals by lmDCklq reaoht the flnala by knocklt off previously unbeaten Rittman l'rlday. II wu e biller pill lor the Wood Counlilllls since it was their llrat 1011 In 711 aamea. Montgomery County team wasted no time In provi!ll to the St. John Arena crowd of 13,791 that they came to play -ACTOR SALES a11 corn. planll 1n the field are POMIROY Central Soya of Ohio 3rd & Sycamort Ste. Gllllpolll .) New LeJ. .. -1n Dixie Upsets Rossford For·Class Ar· fulton.Thompson Lime, Fertilizer are §..~~..E-. . · NEW- 816---· · Needed for Pastures~~~?::~=:. ! It Is not UIJU!Ual 1D find a plant lime and fertlllJer. lfDw will age will Increase with ferll1ll. to 18 lnchea taU ldjacent 10 this addltlonlll Investment help 01·, particularly with nitrogen. er pla~ ol normal or neu f Official '65 NFL Statistics basketball. )with 7:23 to 'play. He tlnlsbed i champions did not JIOIHII 11 C.pt1ln Bill Gladieux topped 8p1rked by Stan Otwlnt, jun- with 18 polnll. ' much pulse aa hi! 1982 quintet. Roulord with 17 ·pu1nts, llll,d ior gu1rd, and Jim Eck, IIOIIior Dixie jumped on the opPor- "I'll have to lake thai back," center Mtkt Fedto added 16.' forward, Dixll hit 11 ollll flrll tunity 1nd outacored Rossford he 1814. "I think we had to play Dixie earned the Iitle the It shota to grab e 25-11 lnd 11-13 down the 1tretch 10 earn a harder laem this yell' to win herd way. It knocked off three with 7:19 to play lnlhelleCODII Ita second Class A crown In the th1111 In 1962." illrlltht unbeaten on quarter. , past five seasons. Rossford rallied ld the late Hines coache the Grey· The Sunday Tlme..sentlne~ Sunday, March 27; lllee-7 stages of the hal! but trailed hounds to the 19112 state cham31-31 at Intermission. plonship. The streakiO£ Greyhoundl Olwlne paced the new cham• tW'hed on the steam agllln In pions with 22 points. He con· the third perlnd to pull ou& to a nected on 10 of 18 shol8 !rom comfortable 51-38 lead with four the field lor a 55.6 lleld IJORI minutes 1o play. The clomt percentage. Three other Grey· Rossford could get after that hounds finished in double figwas 57-52 with 7:12 to 10 In the ures. Eck and Mike Wampler game. had 13 each and Wilson added Jim Penix. the Bulldnp' Ohio guard, rallied his team as Hines, smiling with aallafaeit closed the gap lo 6&-611 bdt lion, retracted an earlier alltl> picked up his fifth personal loul ment that this year's state quintets All· 12. the 1i1y to tbt crown. Brunt It oulletl BllaYia 1443 In the Wampltt flnalR ol lht Tro7 tlllonal, Smith Clipped 1\11111111 ·N-41 In Fri· l'ennincton day's stm~llnall lnd won the Hess UUe by downinl Rossford. ·. · TotalR 1 hlfetd (G) The Bo1: lllxle (151 G F T Gladieux Olwine 10 2-3 22 ~lloway l!lck 5 3-7 13 FecliO Wilson 3 H 12 Penix ........ ,..... U -J Hus Aria 0 0.1 IN 29 17-28 OF 5 7-9 40-0 ,,... • 1-1 ' ' 'l'ollll IJIJie Roas.lord TOIII ftulo : 19. ~ . 11'11111ed Out: Ph'bl• II, Attend'lll: ,lll>l" " * 'Still A �,, ,. ' ,. ' ' 1" ,_. 1 > ' ' ' ., '• JhJeh IT, Leughery to RetUrn.to Bullets Lineup Today 1111 , GAHS Spring Sports Rosters Announced for '66 Campaign Gallia Academy'• bueball. golf and traek roetera were released Saturday by Ed stewort, athletle director. Blue Devil athlete• haie been staging pre-season drill! on Memorial Field and. tb.e Gallipolis golf course for the past two and one-hslf weeia In preporatlon for the 1966 campaign. Twenty !ada have 'bei!IIIJrlll.••------- - tng for the posilloDI ft .. 1h e years. GAHS bas never won I baseball squad undee tile lead- Southeaslern League track title. ership o1 Coach dtft Wilson and ·Tho golf team wlll open , its Asr.istanl Coach Jerry "IWner. HW campaign at home, agamst The diamondeerl wJi1 apell, lbelr MWdleport on Aprll 4. The track 1966 carnpaiga at home llllaiJ181 lljuad will battle Chesapeake 1\11'"' Creek Friday, weather a (l)esapeake on April 6. pem otting. Gametlme Ia 6 p.m. Liated below are members Coach John MllboBD baa 10 the lbree spring sporbl candidates practlcinl !or posl· at GAHS: · Is defending SEOAL ond CiasB Pete Aaderson, Fred tlons on the eolf squad, which BASEBAU.. Burnette, AA district champions. Lewis Bush. Dan Cook, Phd coaches Terry .Hansley and Cremeens, Terry l'ellure, Daft By HOIART WILSON, JR. FIVE HUNDRED Galllpolla Industrial Park Site bro· ehures ha_ve been printed, and ara beiDa cllstribut- type paper. • • • THE cover Plit lncludee an aerial photograph Gallipolis area, showing the Old French City Ohio River and the lnduatrlal. Park Sites. Page two his two ~ne 1 &eograpble location, and another destgn0~ uture land UN. Ut!Uiies, transportation, labor and financlna llltlatit:l abo appear 00 tl!la page. :'V" • • • PAGE three contains another aerial view of the In· Hannan Trace Will Field First Diamond Team Ever wbicdb hdesalbee the layout In general Information lls1e ere II 1111 loeatkm, dlmate and . eommUDity achoo~ .ne Scores IJI ~- go~ ~::~ ~io 1 I" ~ill tournam~ts Mc-~7 m~~e creal-~ rna~, P:UN WAY ~ 62 CHMOlU 55 CIIVROIIT ~95 $1,355,000 $1095 Offered by River Downs K& RAUTO SALES ~:.:· 3"""""""""""""""''''"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""!!!!!!~ ,. •'" Oft • • • 1965 Caprke4 DoorH.T. Blaell: ylnyl top onr wbl\a. Lotded with utru lneludlnl alr tondltlon- t.l. ova uo 1966 Buick leSabre 4Dr. Sedan NEW CIIVROlEI1 TO QIOOSE FROM ON SAil NOW -.w. 30· N~w Trucks • ON AIR CONDmON CAR CUSfOMERS II ill found In the Volga and SUN VALLEY, Idaho (UP!) Dnieper rivers and In the ea .. -Favored France edged Au& plan and Blaek Seu. A speel· tr1s lOr the Auiertc8a Intern• mea welgiJlnJ 3,210 poullda, II ... lid ebltllp\OIIsblpe fur tho 011 record. . . . QJp Saturday with ---• IC' QoltiChel lrinnij)g the II Ill estimated thai two per ldel IIIII 11alalll and Jean cent or the eartb'l water Is Clallda Kllb' WdnS tho runner· lockeCI 1D the lee of till . An~ ., .,t Ill ,the ~""" ... •J'I!IIf'tnd the Art'llc. SALE You Can Tridl With Us SMITH BUICK CO. ' "WHERE SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE" 41 St.,• Street Gallipolis, 011\o ftLLIPOLIS ~f~~~r~O:h I 21o.2» s-nd ~¥.. ' Sprtna baa apruq. Ifill bu rlz, but aobody bows w11n Daisy 11. Lackadeld'al • · ll DIIJ IOWld, oprinl bu ll'l'lved 11111 bas gone apllL D - btauttM weather IIlli WNt, far a wblle. HURRY IN·SAVI 20 NlW OLDSMOBILES ON 8\gnl 81111 IOUIIdl oiiFiJJC A magnnlll 11M 11 tilt 111111 SALE Jard at Doaa and JIDII Welberholt'a, ond lbalr willow 11 weeplng oga1a •.• , at w ll bu lll lone. ftlmsy aree• lollJJSe. A me ralt!D& 1 yard. Allolher palD\lnl. Mom Ill the 11111 tlholtllt ap lllr pn thumb QJIIdnD )&••""" inl and ~ .. M \onal till. lllrell '.'... W1a d waves 011 lbt 0111o mv matlng ll IGQII: llkl 1 mtftJaturt Atlantic I)JiaD, wllb twa llblt.eappad W&YM oa • • daJ .... liiiCk ,... ... !(pled Ill lmll dead lfUII btM . . _ away. If You Can Tradt With Any- Yau can Tr. . WlthUt All Used Cars Reduced In Price To Sell Now · ~ rked MO'I'OR co. I ,, * J.UW::."';! . Ph. 446-1611- "* area · •IT ~·" '"' i".-r·~ -.<,/(. ,, '''-" • 1966 ••. ? HAVE YOU RESOLVED TO BUILD TRAFFIC AND TO MAKE SALES SOARt THE NEW ... Sunday Times-Sentinel With Well Over x!:; J. Earl Pratt Candidate for Court of Appeals u =stare, bJ = '~ . ~drl-·lnlltlt bJ '~.-\ ~~e .-=~sd~· ·~ ...... era, and bll · Jolin blstiJrlaflll 1po hpardoul M.. urlty-Ablllty lnt..rlty-llnetrlty Pd. Pol. Ad•. ~melodloua on, lbt Jlllilti) and 1ft voice nverbtr- ~-:bllllllilea ~ IL'' to be mareJied .... .. ' '., ·- • ... ,,_ ..... •· -,'1... '/•·.>l . 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Has The Best Ad Tools Available- Starting tomorrow- ' leU "I· •' j[ Our Advertising DepartmPnt ' · ' -. -.. . ~ 1:0"':"~~,',., J~)~i'~l.:ii'~4~·~1i+illji~j'k ~'·~··\~'r."""'~·,~-,-.• .............,.,;_ ~ ' ~...,-A<flli'···~· .. --'1'"~~-<0I:,~ ~ ~I f,lo ~ ··_-,_t:w--~... ,- -~-· -, ., t .·· r,- '1 •··.:J11 ' iihldr _,,_,__ ......__. __ ··~< --~ d·· ..... ··"~·~.}~1~.!'f!'it:r!-~ . . .~~"' ,,,.:r;~ __ ~ -~~-- -'''~'·' ....,••c. .... •• CAN HELP YOU KEEP THIS a '' 1 1 Can you 11D1Cramble th... wwda mel fmd out wbat the coed thou&ht the handsome aatronomy prof wu? . . rif, .•2.W HEYBER ..,ance~.,..~,.,.J..,': . :.~~ ~- or•J:· I·. Mey3, 1966 MOVULE · ,· ~· en '·· hpublic•n Primary INVEX• C1111 Wllloa'l GaiDa A • - ~~~ read: "Ill Vit\ Hlib School ea-., Nam, ni8hl belonp to lbt wort out Blw Davila to IUerilla lighter. Amerlcaa Long iall .·" ~J» Diet IO!dlert DJOYinl lniD a dart ..~ who yeor 1 •lupine Junlle to meet lbe guerilla on the IIDdl himself over bls OWl terms ol ambush and Ia ~~~ for compolltion awlfl wllhdrawal regard night Bush and Rl ~~e:s, Louie patrol I tense and ta:ror c.., osely are lilled &lllpmoDI. ' m~tIN~ the plate, Night Patrol: Coming !rom a araa of Our House •First Ave. WDrld of llgbtl wbera even lht 'llltb lhelr houBt can go ahead tent dlietJ ol lolaDtry units eD\btJ haven't ~~ ll camped In the field refteet the 'lben'll be lt. slllllr ol Amlrlc.- pnlus lor 11 the reno!':tionaandof ~~~ supply, the ooldler on n lg b t 11ou1o .... the man uslftd 0 r patrolllnds hlmlell prowlln& 11 the other day.. "We lf'<lll'l .:: ~-!~ lbrou&hld ~ atranp .,... do 'I • vuwoOlll wor . WI D want to maU Nllbl P.....,: ·~o ~II. to . : . : =:·..:~~~ Want No <~II. No talking, Undef 1 'l1ll.v bope to ba • man IF lkJ, Ut lllnllf . . . by May IS lorvelhethe..,!~k _lilt ar)Jmn movel flf tile olllclal lllllrill I Noh through lbe dark Dlibt, Jiu.t Ill lime too far IUIIOIL , man followq the ilo* - · The dolo .. Ia Wi7 wileD II. !!11M I llelmlll Iii Jolm A. Eplllrf ·..,.r ' ljle ' , ~· ~-~ ~- 1lon ~ .... : ,k Subscribers PALLE aa:.;: iii:.* } project .... A PLANNED ADVERTISING PROGRAM FOR THE YEAR • ' ptomabi~ po:~ In Our Town .... ON SALI NOW '• a.- wins With Vwy Lw Mlleogt !s erway Ia till buJidinl formerly occuplsd by Orover'1 Studio OD l!:ut Mai!Ht In PolllertJ llu arouaed eurtoslty . ' ' ' Ptrblpe ID BDDoUDCemeDI wft) be forC1. ~UD!ng .... We Ulldentand lbal Saunder'l <OlD • operated • · wub nntura II beinl upiJIII. ed from the Fnneb City tote • - ···· ..,_ ·-· ·-~till MW bn•IDBII nD\ure will bt UDdarwiiJ in Pomtroy , ... Mro. Richard Lee, Soulhsrn r.o. eal YOC8l instructor, hu raheanals for the annUli bltlh school llet club ohow anderway. Mr1. Lee II baing aai!Jted by Mrs. Olloi'UI Grimm CIVIL AIR PATRUL sq,;;,d ron 1502 of Melj1 County ~ I ere~r ., active dwoted aad aperlenced me.s Several members of· the CAP anll were at tho alrsirl ReedJville last week .: •:. beautllul spring wnlber moc1e II 1 wonderful oppor\UDIIJ to Ill Ill Dylllc llmt. Among lhoas at the strip,.... parq planes for filght wm VirgO Bogard, Ed HIIIDpbrty Tolly Tomllaoo and Eiler car' penter. • • • • 6-1966 DEMO'S Chevrolet-Oidsm~le Smlth, Bemloct Groft, and Larry l'rlclt, PGriiiDd, 1r• 1:!klllll tal .. ~ .... Col!" 01 the -·-.,. baslboU team c.=· WE'RE READY TO DEAL ..,P aa: leagu~ ~ng Hrema~ked. "He·f~: g~ c;~;~icJY!~~ f~~ • • Drawing. No Purchese Neceuery. FORGOTTEN ANYTHINGt at eqlneer . .. . I o b :"~ars1o:! ·HAVE YOU recet111J : . . ~~ olfk!e " 1111 ... - · • CourtlleuM · · · · '1'111 olllee ol thl CAP II in the room,formerly O<C1Ipled by the eou~~., :I MR. MERCHANT ; • ~een APril 30th, 1966. Come In end Sign Up for Free SAVE f l . ao: m: GIVE AWAY FREE A eLAWN MOWER USED CAR SPECIALS! R. !-· ~eArtbur lead at the half. Ernie Terrell to fight Cassius The first period saw the Clay in New York City for tne acore tied seven times and the world besvyweighl boxing lead changed bands eight other champioBsbip will be uwestigatoccaiiODS. The, East took the ed by a federal grand j111')' lead at 42-40 with 6:14 to go 11 authorities annouaced Saturday. V-8, Auto. Tran•~ V-8, Auto. Tra!lo., the half oR a JUIDP shot .by At leBBt eight persons, RAidio and Hlltlhr Radio and Heater RusselL They aever traded iBcloding reputed member., of after that. the Chicago crime For the West, Jlm Barnett ol have been subpoettaed to Oregoa with 10 points and testify Jerry Cbanbers of Utah with 19 · ---were top scorers, The ancient city of Hercu· Overs!\ the West, coached by Janeu.; was buried In tbe Forrest Twogood, poured in 44 asme eruption el Mt. Galllpollo, Ohlt 938 Second An. held goais to 52 for the Easl vius thai covered Pompeii in and made 11 of 18 foul shots 'It A D CINCINNATI (UP!) - River Cllmpared wlth 22 of 2li for the ':·_ __ _ _ _ Downs race course will offer East. purse& totallnl $1,355,000 during AI the end of the game the 100 daya ol racing, from Canie Russell was awarded tho May 11 lbrougb Sept. 10. \most Valuable player trophy Tile total is 25 per cent high· whtie Kentucky'• Larry Conley er than that of t965. Stakes and received the Wayllt Estes READ ALL ABOVT I'll testure handicaps gel much of Sportsmanship Award. the tnerease. Tbe Tri·Sblte Handicap, usu· ANGLO TRIUMPHS aUy n1D In August ovor I I • 16 AINTREE, EIJ«<and IUP!) mi!ll 1111 the main track for a Tlm Norman, bearing acratches Super Turbine Tranamiaaiou, Power Steering Power Bra.kM, Qonam•UI II&,Gtll )llll'lt, will be contested from a recent automobile Radio, White Wall Tires, FoametoJ. CUIIJlolll, Ba<'11 Up Ll£)111, Dull Speed lbil year on Labor Day. Tbe accident .. a talisman, brought Wipero, Tlllte4 Wlndobleul. s.yeaHlda wlll be running ono 51).1 Anglo to the front wllh two Troolo '"' 10~ P1ymonl milt oothe turf COUrt& lor jumps to go Saturday aed $16,000 Ill prize money. romped borne to a 20-length The KeDbiCkJ Handicap, ru1 victory in the Grand NatioiUII 011 M1!11111rial Day, and the Steeplaehase. Quee11 City Handicap, held on Anglo's victory In the world'o the Fourth ol July, bave been lllOilt grueling horse race NOTII:EI boosted 18 $1t,OOO added evenbl. four mlles, 156 yards with 30 '1'111 ~ City Turf Club jumps - brought owner Stuart Jnc. and the CineinDall Turf Levy 22,335 pounda (~.531) . Now in stock, Specials, leSabr~'s, Wildcats, Electres aub roeets will ouer • total or Q -Wbl<l ll the largest $!5UOO in otat01 and feature and Rivieras. J fntiJI.Waler !lob Ia IIM1 world? Chock OUt lo"lco Dopl. p., ColiiPlolo Alr Condition lor"lce handicaps. A - The beluga, a aturgeon. • • • • IIHrt alllek II tmDID Kille, ····lllldiiC .... A IMIJill4ellq pat • 66 MOVC Baseball Washingtoa 011 000 010 - S 8 0 11. Louil 000 100 o100 - I 6 3 Duckworth, Kreuber (8), Rid· Ilk l9) and Orsmo, Brumley (6); Briles, Ausl (7) and Cor· ralea. WP - Duckwnrth. LP -Briles. HR - TolaiL oonmalenee to the public. It 11 also ...peeled lbal c of C crew• IOOD wiD bei!ID aoUo!ling lor adverllalng in the prolf1llll which II belag handled oompletely through locll IDdlvidual• RF31DBNTII " Cle Bedford ...,. art COIIllllllllled lor till way ln wblcb they lbow liP" preclatloa to tht Pomaror ao: RAWLINGS HONDA SALES p acc:n't :atedbooths ~ 18 ~pea at all llmel : • • • wh1~h II L d · Ea t All Sta 'fo 12' PRANCB WlN8 eJ Dav~ I R GAWA coll~ge B~'" ~ • • • • I liluled In I I pound I 01 IIIOIIIb bua and ~ ~ 'INigblttl IIIOI't tum lbnl poandl .. , , Jllebard llayN llllp • Ollila Comm•mU, ,;. \loll l'Nitllll ciiNNr, llld ... lllllnt ciiNNr LluNI H• I f. 111111, are pi\IDI aelllod 1D Itolzer Rospllal: Vlslllnl CBHy, a.rtas L. Carter, llaJI. hu lost another official wbo compiled an ~ hour• 2-4Pedlatrl and 74 pm. Parenti lei H. Devil, Tereaa da Amlell, Y OD ell Ward. CbeiWr A. lloDobew, John J. In outatanchq neord wbile serving the county durAdml11l0111 Dower, Edward Edinger, Mn. T:af~Mj;:;.n yeanN· Tueaday, it was announ1 F. ea~ county sanitarian, had , . Jan A. W\lemlll, Ordlar4 Harbert Glikay, Homer J. Gil• gned In order to •:Nt I poaltion with the Air In· Hill; Cllarlea Alaander, Sr., bert, Mrs. j{enneth R. GJ'08ory, jeetor Corp., In Clafe . 1822 Eastern Ave.; Mrs. 1'1'.. Mn. Arlbur L. Jlallq, 110)' B. ell W. Smith, 821 Fourth Ave.; Knapp, Ralph Miller, Mn. l'rld SA~AY, Robert Cobb left for his new assignment Mid!ael E. Ward, 117\!o Fourth NIIICI, Harlin E. Naw101111, m ew Madrldt.!tfo. Cobb was work unit conserva- Ave.; PlliUip R.· Wblte, Rl. 2 Glenna M. Pauley, lolro. Paul tlonlst wi~ the Gawa SoU and Water District for nine Gal\lpoll&; Walter Fry, Rl. 2 C. Randolph, Gladya Salmoaa years. This mean~ two lndivlduall in key positions have Galllpolill; Carolya S. Slmpklno, Laland M. Smith, John W. reslped Gallla poa11 within a month. Pt. Pleasant; Mn. 110)' D. Ylkh, J4lchelt Tucker GritGrimm, Jr, Now Haven: Mn. ory S. Warluel, lloima W""'" ALL in<J!vlduals wllh lnltlativt seek advancement. Horold Somerville, Pt. Pl... ea. Jlllt A1111 Wyatt, Reid A. flnlU'e~sbJg phroblem after a certain point, they must ant; Mrs. Cora M. Rice, RL 1 Young, Mrs. Jolm W. Ztvora · ew ere-simply because Gallla can't afford Middleport; Bobby E. Dill, Jr., Mn. Robert J. Crusb, Mrs. ~ :::•teh Incomes offeree£ in other areas and bil citiel Pomeroy; Robert A. Garner, berl E. .KJns, and Infant dauaba a CORtinues to serve u 1 "llleppiJJ& atone" for Syracuse; Mrs. Mary C. Titus, tor. dl vlduall in many ptOfel8ioDL Pomeroy; Mlu Heleaa C. GnJe. ser, Pomeroy; Mrt. Maude W. Meigs Geaenl llolpi\IJ RUMORS lulve been fiyinl right and left during the Young, Racine; Em..t F. hY· Aclmillol0111- Chlrles Rhodell put two months. One II that local doctors lulva john. Rt. I Wellston; Mrs. Ben Racine; Harold Hysell, PCUU: &urchased or optioned land just off Rl 160. Another R. Evans, Jackso~; Edward D. roy. that 1 large firm hu opiloned property on the Bob Murgan, Oak HilL Dllcl!lrlll - N0111. rcCormlck ltd., with plaDI to construct a plant In the Blrtbo mmediate area. Those ara just rumors Nothing def Mn. Francll W, 18mllh, m VolenDa lllaMirlll llelpltal lni te-yet! • • Fourth Ave., 1100, 1:41 a.m. Frl- AdmlloloM -Paul Grady • day: Mrs. Olarles R. All- MinersviUe; 'lbomaa Grady' WillLE vacationing In Florida recently, Mrs. Robert worth, Middleport, dauahW, MlnlliVillt; Emma WUlllml' JenJdns attended an exhibition baseball arne b&- 10:41 a.m. Friday. Wollatoa· Ernest Shuler tr:bgr&h and another major squad. Dlscba11e1 cilia; c)oiiJJa Rl~ fuppen M 0 n; 'icJ ave Roberts name on the Pirate roster Mrs. Wilbur R. Balley, Gary Pllllnl; Anita Ealep, Hal'l'l-. rs. en ns, before the game, managed to talk tO T. Bane, Mn. Fred Browolng, vllle; Edward Na~ CJlftGa. .Dave, who now ttpa the scales at 201 pountlt Sb I talked with Roberts' ·t hi · Cl· · e a so Mro. John CBnllr, Tamora L Dlaabaqes _ Howard DoJI. ahtw Ra · Rober1 •Je lo the railerl, Hla will, Middieport~~ ~OJ, .ear. e m•ght make the grade." Olrls, played tho plano whlle Pomeroy; Dafll, • he aang, p; Sherry 8lalferd, New HavROBERTS, , a fo~er GAHS Blue Devil, partlcl ated Come on, you ladles of the OD; Howard Dally Middleport· mo:.Oth a wedtghadt·dlllllng program during the J:nter French Colony Chaptor, Dough- llln. Roy Hen~ llld • 1• an ed approiWIIlltely 30 d 1 · tors ol the AmeriCan Rtvohr PomtrO)" Mildred Obl aon. frame. He didn't land · b wit po~n I o hil ri b , a JO h the Piratea lhl.a sp n:liJ ut he I only one ltep baek. 181\ Saturday he tloR, bow about rulllllinc lilt Pomeroy'· Patricia l'omerof' • ~": 1 ppecl to Daytona Beach where the Col~bua Lalayelle Day oba&naoceT IIANGING ON THI WAU. _ . ~~:o~ drllllnt. Ht wu with till Jeta two mouthJ 1n In lhl oharlff'o offlct are 1110 Dlatanee ol the howlinl 11M etrtillcttes a coupla ol JIIIIDo Ill ancle111 PoiYDMiaa ,.. wu 60 feet, bleb lJ the...,.. T~ YEARS AGO, from the files of The Gam. be~• of tho depar-t ce1ved recently for attendinl . w polla Tribune and weekly Gallla Times the Ohio Regional Crimo Co• ..Ath~~~ of modern alleys. W. Va., brothers die of · ~:·:rp must obG OW' pfrlod · . • . . Lucille McDermott Rio trol Clinlc at Jacuoo. Tbey lain lbt belong to SbarlU Denver A blfore b cons bd orllaln&UI : rande, records top score in high school scholai-shi 8 eaa I icale. I teata · · · E. Jl:. c.Id~t.ell qulta nnt ••miner's poll b1~ Walker and Depu!J Jlm Bald: comes mallllier of Terminal 011 Co GARS' at d t wln. :~~.~k_e endl after VO.mlnutt Wilkout u r:s~~~e:, I HAVE A aJPPING sent ·....,vWWJIIncldent • , , EV8111 Paekini Co C!Urlaill to me !rom Viet Nam by Sgt. oper~tlona . . . Rachel Ann Masters, 1!, fll'llt Stanley Richard&. His mother BpelliiJI bet conducted at Wuhington school 1n s1x Mrs. Elsie M. Saunders, clerk r,ears . . . VIolet Bonecutter named Rio Grande Col· of the local draft board, gave ege May queen · · . Ll CoL Alvin Butke ....... lptllk· It lo mi. Ths ...geant hal er at VFW teulon. •-· been Ill Viet Nam a llltlltb now 8111111 ID oambat wlth thl Flnl Inlllllry Divillol Ia War Zoot D trylllg to Dlllb out tho kmC entrenched VIet Cong forces. Title of the story by Hugb Mulligsn of AP la "Nishi PaIV DICK THOMAI trol: No Willi: Ill 1bt Sua." IS JUD'o;;:~ aent~r. I ....,...,.u, reaalla '"'"N"""' and C ol C Preolclsal l l e It Caney, report thai """• llool for booltl spacl ara now and Information for future prospecta. It also poln~ out the brochure's preparation was financially lided through II federal granf from the Urban Renewal Ad· mlnllfration of the ~:!~,:nd Home Flnmce Agen· cy, under the Urball Assistance Program au· thorlzed by Section 701 of tlil HoUJin& Act of 1954 Gilmore. Barry HaddiX, AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP!) / \\\.' Evans. Haner, Keith Haner, Ron you plaw Ia come to the Evans end C. A. Duncao Dave Johnson, Tom Meadows, tournament but haven t got. \ ooach the 1966 versioa of wlth one paralllOUnl \bought GUberl Milliron, Larry Mitchell, ten your ticket yet - forget it! Wildcats. Team members ia mind. Ricki Mosley • Mike Northup, And, you were one of the = ..._ hao no previous experience. "Every boy In America THE Tom Spencer, James WlllJamB. lucky ones who a ticket •·•• . Tbe team has been organized should have tho to early but art still iooldng for a " ·. · participate in our i GOLF place to sleep - you'd better "1\1 ll't you ... a nJbber baD Wittenberg Add8 time," said Coach Evans. Danny bring a pup tent. (Dr lbat?" Bob Ford,Davis. BmceTom Harreld, Davidson to Card The 01:6-ma• oquad ill com· By United Pres• JnteraaiiOIIol Janes, Tom McCarty, Jeff Mil·. Unlike previous yearo when Ice Fishermen SPRINGFIELD. (UPI)- posed seven freshmen, three AI sarasota, Fla.: ler. Chris Roderick. T • r r Y daily tickets were available on Wittenberg University (ootball sophomores, !Jve are 'o . tN) 000 000 000- 0 I 1 Shrader, Ron Walker. limited basiS, they've sold onll Had Good Year coach Bill Edward; announced one By, grade, rh w lA) 001 000 OOX-1 10 0 the Masters for 1966. Tbere Jsn'l COLUMBUS IUP\), - Ice Saturday l!tat Davidson College the candidttes. , 1a season or datly ticket to he 1fiShermen on Lake ErJe caught of the Southern Conference bad FreshmOII - J1mmy OlapF. 1er, Nisch .•itz (7) and TRACK Stq;;.enson; Lamabe, Howard David Armstrong, Charles had through legal channels. l72 tons of fish during the bnef i been added to Wittenberg'l 191!6 Iir!ll baso-outfielder; t6 t, Locker (fl) and Romano, Baker, John Brown, John Bur- The same is true about rooms. 1966 season, the Natural He- football schedule. Daruels, p1tcher • first base, Marlin \7). WP- Lamabe. LP ,Jile, Gerald Bums, Lee Burson, There 1ust aren't any vacan- \sources Department reported \ Edwards said the Tigers Larry Jeffers and Everett Mont· Ruger Bush, Bruce Campbell, cies. Saturday. conclude their season at Davul· gomery, second basemen; Fred· _ Fisher. The safe way is the fun way Jack Davidson, Gary Day, Hen· . , Some 18,000 anglers fished the son N.C., Nov. 19. die Queen, outfielder; Gary and the safe way is the Honda way. Honda is built AI lAkeland, Fla.: ry Doss, Sam Eisnaugle, Mork The Masters, ftrsl of the lour ; lake from Toledo to Sandusky The contract calls lor DaviJ!. Reynold&, pitcher. • outfielder; to "take it" over high speed N. Y. (A) 000 001 10 - 2 t EUcessor, Wayne Elliott, James btg whtch up Bay, taking 658,000 yellow perch son to return lbe visit in either Steve Phillips, third base. . super highways and rugged Detroit 1100 •lrltl 001- s 7 o Gilmore, John Golji. Harold the ceveted Grand Slam ol and 8,000 smell for an average 1 l969 or 1970. D"'•idson will he !lopbo1110rea - Dean Martin II country back roads. The MODEL CA-100 ••• $215. ford, Womack (5), Ramllton Harmon, Greg Howell, Gene golf, runs Ibis year from April of 6.4 fish per man hour. the Tigers' first major and Roger Watson•. outfielders, be•t way to enjoy your plus modest set up and (9) and Heward; Monbouquette Jackson, Eugene Lee, Earl through Apnl ' 0: South Island fishermen opponent sine< Mars!"'ll, a.nt' Daa Sheets, pitcher • outHonda is to drive safely .. • delivery charge. Lowest Navarro (I) and McFarlane. Cormick, James Nibert. Dav1d The !Jekel Situation hBB bad the h1ghest take, 17.2 Ish dropped 3-0 deeisJOR to W1t- fielder. the safest way to have fun insurance rates offered WP _ Navarro. LP - Hamil· Samples, Mike Saunders Bruce ' ed a local crisis. Many resi- per bour. Tha annual ake Erie tenberg in 1960. Juniors - Roy Bickle, catch· on all Honda 50 series. is on a Honda. ton. Smith. Greg Smith, Ralph Ste- 1dents have waitcQ always until creel census survey contacted The Davidson game er; Terry Cremeens, oulflelJI. ger, John Walker, Bob Wood· Masters week when daily tick· fishermen from 70 Jf Obio·s 88 8 schedule that inclnd.. home er; MarsbaU King, outfielder; At Tampa, Fla.: ward, Ralph Young. ets went on sale at a downtown counties, four other states and I &ames against susquebaana, Mick Swain, outfielders, Phila. 030 201 000- 5 10 1 booth. It never occurred to them Canada. \ Heidelberg, Ohio Wesleyan and Riek Swain, third base. Cinci. 000 000 000 - 0 4 0 that so many out-of-towners \ · Central Stale and away con- Senior - Gary llalrr\s()l1, \1 Jactso.. Green (I) and Ueek· USse ea S would write in and beat them . Judaism is di•·ido!d into tests at Akron, Otterbetn, shorbltop. er; NUihaD, Tsitouris (I), Bald· . to the punrh. )lbree branches - Orthodox, win - Wallace and KlllarnaZOO The Wildcats will open their . Middleport, 0. 88 S. 2nd Ave. ochun (9) and Pavletich, Ed·l To make matters worse, Conservative and Reform. College. 1J66 seBBOD next Wednesday wards (8). WP - Jack88R. LP . S fS tournament olficials, desp<te I SymiDOll Valley High SchoOl -Nuxball. the fact tbat they've bad a ia complete San FralcileO n Cleveiald RR \fllll 1111 since the. middle. of lnd wll1 be IIJIIIIIII&CIIi, II TaciOI, AriZ., o&Plled, ,u-:1:1 lf week, are 1t1ckmg !ITIDIY 1'111.. pfBns to black out television Apr. t - Wahama at Rutland 'May 2 - Rutland at McArthur LEXINGTON, Ky. tUPI - 00verage within a 221;-mllo Apr. l _ Rutland at Eastem May 5 - Rullaad at Wabama AI 11 w I'll• Michlgaa great Cazzle Russell dius Wabama It RaeiBo May 8 - Easlenl at RaclN 11 Rou•oogj 100 _ 1 ' o poured in 24 points. leading a There'• 1 law 1n Georgia •· at Kansas CHy 000 OZI :100- 4 7 o talent loaded Eas\erl College gainst ticket scalping. But it's Apr. 9 - Easter• at McArthur May 11 - RuUand at Racine Bruce, 0weu (8), Carpill (9) All Star squad to a 126 • 99 0 preHy good bet that If (%) May 12 - Eastern at WabaJDI and Bateman, Adleoh (I); 0'· VICtory Saturday aftei'IIOOB over price Is right, there'll be b'ckets l Apr. 12 - Racine at Rutland. May 1&- RaciRe at Wabaml Doaogbuo, Dicksoa (7), Aker the Western stars here. avsllable. Some folks ore adver· Apr. 13 - Wahsma tl Eastern Any dale may be ehuged « For Yeur Outstendlng Response To Our (8, WyaH (f) and SuareL WP East Coach Joha (Taps l wing ia the local newspapers April I& - McArthur a\ Ra· any postponed game Dlll1 be T Ow- LP _ O'DoDogbue. Gallagher's squad, which laclud. for tickebl. cine (2) made up by mutual 18'1010-' March Sale On New end Used Can & Trucks. liRa -N'Jcllolson, Bond, Bate- ed All Americans Russell, Dick Apr. II - Racine at Eastern of two schools AUf To Show Our Apprecletion We Are Going DIBIL Snyder of Davidson, Dave Bing PROBE DEATH THREATS McArthur at Rutlsnd postpoaed game mual be made of Syracuse and Dave Schell· CIDCAGO (UP!) _ Under· Apr. 21 - Eastern at Rutlsnd up if It affeell firal place Rex McCormlclc To ... Sal• Man...,. AI St. Poterabtlrl, Fll.o base of Purdue, held a 65-16 world death threats to force Walmma at McArthur slllndlng. ~ .c::= • • THE back page I11t1 area Industries and Institution~ Hannan Trace High School wiD fleld a baseball team this coming season for the first time in the hifllorY of the according to announcement by Principal George C. 1j \\ '\ M~sters ,dustrlal Park Site, connected with another map character. IUfferlnl Ceuntles, 10m1 of our JllON ..., llnte BIG BEND BEGA'lTA' ediDmittee, lorply members ol the Pomeroy Qlamber ol Coli)· rnerce, 11 phmn\nl new acllvJ. Ilea for the 191!6 event ol June 16-ll·U. Aa of today ll appem Ibm wm be an IDiuaemenl oompany, having six ridte, u ona of the new attracllolu. AJIOib. er is lo be a "Frog JI\DIPinl" conteat with Dale warnar aa chairman. I wouldn't beoltate a moment to predlcl that If we aould gel bad< Into the more oecluded bayous ol Melgl aDd 011111 folll'page project wu prepared by th~ Gallia County Improvement Corporation and City Plannlq Commilslon. lt appears on lndu, or parchment· -----------'===------------- uaethetheHawks would in in atileweek II the Bulletl are still --· --sameindicated slrategy he tllrouPrwmlnl. Open Season Wednesday All-Stan 11 Duke Burson have 30 track ond field prospects this year, and are anticipating an lmprov.. ment over last year's record. Th< GAHS thiociada have been "down" during lbe past seven - - ·- • • • THE a... er men ore lilt tooll · with ti!UIIaatlc frog 1ane1c1 .,... •Uer lbll month, whlcb bad men worll. - Wm. be !OUDd wtU alq 11110 .1beJr ~ llulllt. .bullfrllll tralnlnl ICheclu1e& . • y., willie · At • ---'"' _.._,_..;. F.orkld. RWI Late executive secretary of tha · GalUpoo:i; Chamber of Commerce. - - TODAY'S THOUGHT - :tat:~= f~:l::~:':ttout Ohio and other Obi scored 311 peinbl '1'II1IN- forward of the Bullebl, watchday night but St. Louis, usiDI ed lite firs\ game of the aerl~s ill! "JromDBil Five," edged the ia street clotblllg and he will Bullets here 1111-111 to takl a do th.• sam• today. Seymour 1.f lead In the series. said there was a chance the lor· Playing Coach Richie Guerla mer Utah stsr might play some Masters TI"ckets s0ld 0ut The Meigs News- 'Beat Gallia Dateline: BALTIMO'RE (UPil - The out the aoriee. InjurY-riddled Balllm0111 Bullela RuUet CoaCb Paul Seymour, are collllliDR on guard Kevin wbo said Baltimore DIUII wt. t.oughel1 to return to the Jla&. at borne It remain ta the play· bldaY and rekindle the eparll otis, got more bad newa-l'rlday. will bring them even with Center Johnny (Red) Kerr the St Louis Hawks In the bes\o reinjured a muscle in biB Ill of·flv~ NatloRal Baske\l>aU Aa- and Bailey Howell came doWD IOCiatioa w..tern Divlsloa ,play• with the nu. offl. Bob Ferry wm probably reLougbetY, out sinet 111&-dl 11 place Kerr but Howell said be 111tll an ankle Injury, I& expect,. wanted to play desp\18 bi1 111ed to take his spo\ In the back· n..B. CO)W't with bigb acorinfl Doll Gus JobnsOB, crowd pleaalnl Sunday Times-Sentinel J'lnt Akl IIJUIMI. Friday ni&f>t they held a JJ\o ney Supper and tumecl ova' all proceodo to the lint aid UDII. nu. waa tbe lblrd Jtar ltlidlllll of till lledlard hsve voluntarily tslten 011 ~ preject. ' Squacbell oald, •.,... .,.... Ject by the Word people it like a she! In tba •rm for as, and H ls certainly a)lfll'Ociated." ODIJ8 'N' ENil8 DEPART· l1l!fr ;.._ DICk Mlli1l1, patlal I Vellrllll Memorial lfclpllll ' .. .,, POMEROY_WY2·2156 }- ·-... ~ ' · ' �,, ,. ' ,. ' ' 1" ,_. 1 > ' ' ' ., '• JhJeh IT, Leughery to RetUrn.to Bullets Lineup Today 1111 , GAHS Spring Sports Rosters Announced for '66 Campaign Gallia Academy'• bueball. golf and traek roetera were released Saturday by Ed stewort, athletle director. Blue Devil athlete• haie been staging pre-season drill! on Memorial Field and. tb.e Gallipolis golf course for the past two and one-hslf weeia In preporatlon for the 1966 campaign. Twenty !ada have 'bei!IIIJrlll.••------- - tng for the posilloDI ft .. 1h e years. GAHS bas never won I baseball squad undee tile lead- Southeaslern League track title. ership o1 Coach dtft Wilson and ·Tho golf team wlll open , its Asr.istanl Coach Jerry "IWner. HW campaign at home, agamst The diamondeerl wJi1 apell, lbelr MWdleport on Aprll 4. The track 1966 carnpaiga at home llllaiJ181 lljuad will battle Chesapeake 1\11'"' Creek Friday, weather a (l)esapeake on April 6. pem otting. Gametlme Ia 6 p.m. Liated below are members Coach John MllboBD baa 10 the lbree spring sporbl candidates practlcinl !or posl· at GAHS: · Is defending SEOAL ond CiasB Pete Aaderson, Fred tlons on the eolf squad, which BASEBAU.. Burnette, AA district champions. Lewis Bush. Dan Cook, Phd coaches Terry .Hansley and Cremeens, Terry l'ellure, Daft By HOIART WILSON, JR. FIVE HUNDRED Galllpolla Industrial Park Site bro· ehures ha_ve been printed, and ara beiDa cllstribut- type paper. • • • THE cover Plit lncludee an aerial photograph Gallipolis area, showing the Old French City Ohio River and the lnduatrlal. Park Sites. Page two his two ~ne 1 &eograpble location, and another destgn0~ uture land UN. Ut!Uiies, transportation, labor and financlna llltlatit:l abo appear 00 tl!la page. :'V" • • • PAGE three contains another aerial view of the In· Hannan Trace Will Field First Diamond Team Ever wbicdb hdesalbee the layout In general Information lls1e ere II 1111 loeatkm, dlmate and . eommUDity achoo~ .ne Scores IJI ~- go~ ~::~ ~io 1 I" ~ill tournam~ts Mc-~7 m~~e creal-~ rna~, P:UN WAY ~ 62 CHMOlU 55 CIIVROIIT ~95 $1,355,000 $1095 Offered by River Downs K& RAUTO SALES ~:.:· 3"""""""""""""""''''"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""!!!!!!~ ,. •'" Oft • • • 1965 Caprke4 DoorH.T. Blaell: ylnyl top onr wbl\a. Lotded with utru lneludlnl alr tondltlon- t.l. ova uo 1966 Buick leSabre 4Dr. Sedan NEW CIIVROlEI1 TO QIOOSE FROM ON SAil NOW -.w. 30· N~w Trucks • ON AIR CONDmON CAR CUSfOMERS II ill found In the Volga and SUN VALLEY, Idaho (UP!) Dnieper rivers and In the ea .. -Favored France edged Au& plan and Blaek Seu. A speel· tr1s lOr the Auiertc8a Intern• mea welgiJlnJ 3,210 poullda, II ... lid ebltllp\OIIsblpe fur tho 011 record. . . . QJp Saturday with ---• IC' QoltiChel lrinnij)g the II Ill estimated thai two per ldel IIIII 11alalll and Jean cent or the eartb'l water Is Clallda Kllb' WdnS tho runner· lockeCI 1D the lee of till . An~ ., .,t Ill ,the ~""" ... •J'I!IIf'tnd the Art'llc. SALE You Can Tridl With Us SMITH BUICK CO. ' "WHERE SERVICE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE" 41 St.,• Street Gallipolis, 011\o ftLLIPOLIS ~f~~~r~O:h I 21o.2» s-nd ~¥.. ' Sprtna baa apruq. Ifill bu rlz, but aobody bows w11n Daisy 11. Lackadeld'al • · ll DIIJ IOWld, oprinl bu ll'l'lved 11111 bas gone apllL D - btauttM weather IIlli WNt, far a wblle. HURRY IN·SAVI 20 NlW OLDSMOBILES ON 8\gnl 81111 IOUIIdl oiiFiJJC A magnnlll 11M 11 tilt 111111 SALE Jard at Doaa and JIDII Welberholt'a, ond lbalr willow 11 weeplng oga1a •.• , at w ll bu lll lone. ftlmsy aree• lollJJSe. A me ralt!D& 1 yard. Allolher palD\lnl. Mom Ill the 11111 tlholtllt ap lllr pn thumb QJIIdnD )&••""" inl and ~ .. M \onal till. lllrell '.'... W1a d waves 011 lbt 0111o mv matlng ll IGQII: llkl 1 mtftJaturt Atlantic I)JiaD, wllb twa llblt.eappad W&YM oa • • daJ .... liiiCk ,... ... !(pled Ill lmll dead lfUII btM . . _ away. If You Can Tradt With Any- Yau can Tr. . WlthUt All Used Cars Reduced In Price To Sell Now · ~ rked MO'I'OR co. I ,, * J.UW::."';! . Ph. 446-1611- "* area · •IT ~·" '"' i".-r·~ -.<,/(. ,, '''-" • 1966 ••. ? HAVE YOU RESOLVED TO BUILD TRAFFIC AND TO MAKE SALES SOARt THE NEW ... Sunday Times-Sentinel With Well Over x!:; J. Earl Pratt Candidate for Court of Appeals u =stare, bJ = '~ . ~drl-·lnlltlt bJ '~.-\ ~~e .-=~sd~· ·~ ...... era, and bll · Jolin blstiJrlaflll 1po hpardoul M.. urlty-Ablllty lnt..rlty-llnetrlty Pd. Pol. Ad•. ~melodloua on, lbt Jlllilti) and 1ft voice nverbtr- ~-:bllllllilea ~ IL'' to be mareJied .... .. ' '., ·- • ... ,,_ ..... •· -,'1... '/•·.>l . 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Amerlcaa Long iall .·" ~J» Diet IO!dlert DJOYinl lniD a dart ..~ who yeor 1 •lupine Junlle to meet lbe guerilla on the IIDdl himself over bls OWl terms ol ambush and Ia ~~~ for compolltion awlfl wllhdrawal regard night Bush and Rl ~~e:s, Louie patrol I tense and ta:ror c.., osely are lilled &lllpmoDI. ' m~tIN~ the plate, Night Patrol: Coming !rom a araa of Our House •First Ave. WDrld of llgbtl wbera even lht 'llltb lhelr houBt can go ahead tent dlietJ ol lolaDtry units eD\btJ haven't ~~ ll camped In the field refteet the 'lben'll be lt. slllllr ol Amlrlc.- pnlus lor 11 the reno!':tionaandof ~~~ supply, the ooldler on n lg b t 11ou1o .... the man uslftd 0 r patrolllnds hlmlell prowlln& 11 the other day.. "We lf'<lll'l .:: ~-!~ lbrou&hld ~ atranp .,... do 'I • vuwoOlll wor . WI D want to maU Nllbl P.....,: ·~o ~II. to . : . : =:·..:~~~ Want No <~II. No talking, Undef 1 'l1ll.v bope to ba • man IF lkJ, Ut lllnllf . . . by May IS lorvelhethe..,!~k _lilt ar)Jmn movel flf tile olllclal lllllrill I Noh through lbe dark Dlibt, Jiu.t Ill lime too far IUIIOIL , man followq the ilo* - · The dolo .. Ia Wi7 wileD II. !!11M I llelmlll Iii Jolm A. Eplllrf ·..,.r ' ljle ' , ~· ~-~ ~- 1lon ~ .... : ,k Subscribers PALLE aa:.;: iii:.* } project .... A PLANNED ADVERTISING PROGRAM FOR THE YEAR • ' ptomabi~ po:~ In Our Town .... ON SALI NOW '• a.- wins With Vwy Lw Mlleogt !s erway Ia till buJidinl formerly occuplsd by Orover'1 Studio OD l!:ut Mai!Ht In PolllertJ llu arouaed eurtoslty . ' ' ' Ptrblpe ID BDDoUDCemeDI wft) be forC1. ~UD!ng .... We Ulldentand lbal Saunder'l <OlD • operated • · wub nntura II beinl upiJIII. ed from the Fnneb City tote • - ···· ..,_ ·-· ·-~till MW bn•IDBII nD\ure will bt UDdarwiiJ in Pomtroy , ... Mro. Richard Lee, Soulhsrn r.o. eal YOC8l instructor, hu raheanals for the annUli bltlh school llet club ohow anderway. Mr1. Lee II baing aai!Jted by Mrs. Olloi'UI Grimm CIVIL AIR PATRUL sq,;;,d ron 1502 of Melj1 County ~ I ere~r ., active dwoted aad aperlenced me.s Several members of· the CAP anll were at tho alrsirl ReedJville last week .: •:. beautllul spring wnlber moc1e II 1 wonderful oppor\UDIIJ to Ill Ill Dylllc llmt. Among lhoas at the strip,.... parq planes for filght wm VirgO Bogard, Ed HIIIDpbrty Tolly Tomllaoo and Eiler car' penter. • • • • 6-1966 DEMO'S Chevrolet-Oidsm~le Smlth, Bemloct Groft, and Larry l'rlclt, PGriiiDd, 1r• 1:!klllll tal .. ~ .... Col!" 01 the -·-.,. baslboU team c.=· WE'RE READY TO DEAL ..,P aa: leagu~ ~ng Hrema~ked. "He·f~: g~ c;~;~icJY!~~ f~~ • • Drawing. No Purchese Neceuery. FORGOTTEN ANYTHINGt at eqlneer . .. . I o b :"~ars1o:! ·HAVE YOU recet111J : . . ~~ olfk!e " 1111 ... - · • CourtlleuM · · · · '1'111 olllee ol thl CAP II in the room,formerly O<C1Ipled by the eou~~., :I MR. MERCHANT ; • ~een APril 30th, 1966. Come In end Sign Up for Free SAVE f l . ao: m: GIVE AWAY FREE A eLAWN MOWER USED CAR SPECIALS! R. !-· ~eArtbur lead at the half. Ernie Terrell to fight Cassius The first period saw the Clay in New York City for tne acore tied seven times and the world besvyweighl boxing lead changed bands eight other champioBsbip will be uwestigatoccaiiODS. The, East took the ed by a federal grand j111')' lead at 42-40 with 6:14 to go 11 authorities annouaced Saturday. V-8, Auto. Tran•~ V-8, Auto. Tra!lo., the half oR a JUIDP shot .by At leBBt eight persons, RAidio and Hlltlhr Radio and Heater RusselL They aever traded iBcloding reputed member., of after that. the Chicago crime For the West, Jlm Barnett ol have been subpoettaed to Oregoa with 10 points and testify Jerry Cbanbers of Utah with 19 · ---were top scorers, The ancient city of Hercu· Overs!\ the West, coached by Janeu.; was buried In tbe Forrest Twogood, poured in 44 asme eruption el Mt. Galllpollo, Ohlt 938 Second An. held goais to 52 for the Easl vius thai covered Pompeii in and made 11 of 18 foul shots 'It A D CINCINNATI (UP!) - River Cllmpared wlth 22 of 2li for the ':·_ __ _ _ _ Downs race course will offer East. purse& totallnl $1,355,000 during AI the end of the game the 100 daya ol racing, from Canie Russell was awarded tho May 11 lbrougb Sept. 10. \most Valuable player trophy Tile total is 25 per cent high· whtie Kentucky'• Larry Conley er than that of t965. Stakes and received the Wayllt Estes READ ALL ABOVT I'll testure handicaps gel much of Sportsmanship Award. the tnerease. Tbe Tri·Sblte Handicap, usu· ANGLO TRIUMPHS aUy n1D In August ovor I I • 16 AINTREE, EIJ«<and IUP!) mi!ll 1111 the main track for a Tlm Norman, bearing acratches Super Turbine Tranamiaaiou, Power Steering Power Bra.kM, Qonam•UI II&,Gtll )llll'lt, will be contested from a recent automobile Radio, White Wall Tires, FoametoJ. CUIIJlolll, Ba<'11 Up Ll£)111, Dull Speed lbil year on Labor Day. Tbe accident .. a talisman, brought Wipero, Tlllte4 Wlndobleul. s.yeaHlda wlll be running ono 51).1 Anglo to the front wllh two Troolo '"' 10~ P1ymonl milt oothe turf COUrt& lor jumps to go Saturday aed $16,000 Ill prize money. romped borne to a 20-length The KeDbiCkJ Handicap, ru1 victory in the Grand NatioiUII 011 M1!11111rial Day, and the Steeplaehase. Quee11 City Handicap, held on Anglo's victory In the world'o the Fourth ol July, bave been lllOilt grueling horse race NOTII:EI boosted 18 $1t,OOO added evenbl. four mlles, 156 yards with 30 '1'111 ~ City Turf Club jumps - brought owner Stuart Jnc. and the CineinDall Turf Levy 22,335 pounda (~.531) . Now in stock, Specials, leSabr~'s, Wildcats, Electres aub roeets will ouer • total or Q -Wbl<l ll the largest $!5UOO in otat01 and feature and Rivieras. J fntiJI.Waler !lob Ia IIM1 world? Chock OUt lo"lco Dopl. p., ColiiPlolo Alr Condition lor"lce handicaps. A - The beluga, a aturgeon. • • • • IIHrt alllek II tmDID Kille, ····lllldiiC .... A IMIJill4ellq pat • 66 MOVC Baseball Washingtoa 011 000 010 - S 8 0 11. Louil 000 100 o100 - I 6 3 Duckworth, Kreuber (8), Rid· Ilk l9) and Orsmo, Brumley (6); Briles, Ausl (7) and Cor· ralea. WP - Duckwnrth. LP -Briles. HR - TolaiL oonmalenee to the public. It 11 also ...peeled lbal c of C crew• IOOD wiD bei!ID aoUo!ling lor adverllalng in the prolf1llll which II belag handled oompletely through locll IDdlvidual• RF31DBNTII " Cle Bedford ...,. art COIIllllllllled lor till way ln wblcb they lbow liP" preclatloa to tht Pomaror ao: RAWLINGS HONDA SALES p acc:n't :atedbooths ~ 18 ~pea at all llmel : • • • wh1~h II L d · Ea t All Sta 'fo 12' PRANCB WlN8 eJ Dav~ I R GAWA coll~ge B~'" ~ • • • • I liluled In I I pound I 01 IIIOIIIb bua and ~ ~ 'INigblttl IIIOI't tum lbnl poandl .. , , Jllebard llayN llllp • Ollila Comm•mU, ,;. \loll l'Nitllll ciiNNr, llld ... lllllnt ciiNNr LluNI H• I f. 111111, are pi\IDI aelllod 1D Itolzer Rospllal: Vlslllnl CBHy, a.rtas L. Carter, llaJI. hu lost another official wbo compiled an ~ hour• 2-4Pedlatrl and 74 pm. Parenti lei H. Devil, Tereaa da Amlell, Y OD ell Ward. CbeiWr A. lloDobew, John J. In outatanchq neord wbile serving the county durAdml11l0111 Dower, Edward Edinger, Mn. T:af~Mj;:;.n yeanN· Tueaday, it was announ1 F. ea~ county sanitarian, had , . Jan A. W\lemlll, Ordlar4 Harbert Glikay, Homer J. Gil• gned In order to •:Nt I poaltion with the Air In· Hill; Cllarlea Alaander, Sr., bert, Mrs. j{enneth R. GJ'08ory, jeetor Corp., In Clafe . 1822 Eastern Ave.; Mrs. 1'1'.. Mn. Arlbur L. Jlallq, 110)' B. ell W. Smith, 821 Fourth Ave.; Knapp, Ralph Miller, Mn. l'rld SA~AY, Robert Cobb left for his new assignment Mid!ael E. Ward, 117\!o Fourth NIIICI, Harlin E. Naw101111, m ew Madrldt.!tfo. Cobb was work unit conserva- Ave.; PlliUip R.· Wblte, Rl. 2 Glenna M. Pauley, lolro. Paul tlonlst wi~ the Gawa SoU and Water District for nine Gal\lpoll&; Walter Fry, Rl. 2 C. Randolph, Gladya Salmoaa years. This mean~ two lndivlduall in key positions have Galllpolill; Carolya S. Slmpklno, Laland M. Smith, John W. reslped Gallla poa11 within a month. Pt. Pleasant; Mn. 110)' D. Ylkh, J4lchelt Tucker GritGrimm, Jr, Now Haven: Mn. ory S. Warluel, lloima W""'" ALL in<J!vlduals wllh lnltlativt seek advancement. Horold Somerville, Pt. Pl... ea. Jlllt A1111 Wyatt, Reid A. flnlU'e~sbJg phroblem after a certain point, they must ant; Mrs. Cora M. Rice, RL 1 Young, Mrs. Jolm W. Ztvora · ew ere-simply because Gallla can't afford Middleport; Bobby E. Dill, Jr., Mn. Robert J. Crusb, Mrs. ~ :::•teh Incomes offeree£ in other areas and bil citiel Pomeroy; Robert A. Garner, berl E. .KJns, and Infant dauaba a CORtinues to serve u 1 "llleppiJJ& atone" for Syracuse; Mrs. Mary C. Titus, tor. dl vlduall in many ptOfel8ioDL Pomeroy; Mlu Heleaa C. GnJe. ser, Pomeroy; Mrt. Maude W. Meigs Geaenl llolpi\IJ RUMORS lulve been fiyinl right and left during the Young, Racine; Em..t F. hY· Aclmillol0111- Chlrles Rhodell put two months. One II that local doctors lulva john. Rt. I Wellston; Mrs. Ben Racine; Harold Hysell, PCUU: &urchased or optioned land just off Rl 160. Another R. Evans, Jackso~; Edward D. roy. that 1 large firm hu opiloned property on the Bob Murgan, Oak HilL Dllcl!lrlll - N0111. rcCormlck ltd., with plaDI to construct a plant In the Blrtbo mmediate area. Those ara just rumors Nothing def Mn. Francll W, 18mllh, m VolenDa lllaMirlll llelpltal lni te-yet! • • Fourth Ave., 1100, 1:41 a.m. Frl- AdmlloloM -Paul Grady • day: Mrs. Olarles R. All- MinersviUe; 'lbomaa Grady' WillLE vacationing In Florida recently, Mrs. Robert worth, Middleport, dauahW, MlnlliVillt; Emma WUlllml' JenJdns attended an exhibition baseball arne b&- 10:41 a.m. Friday. Wollatoa· Ernest Shuler tr:bgr&h and another major squad. Dlscba11e1 cilia; c)oiiJJa Rl~ fuppen M 0 n; 'icJ ave Roberts name on the Pirate roster Mrs. Wilbur R. Balley, Gary Pllllnl; Anita Ealep, Hal'l'l-. rs. en ns, before the game, managed to talk tO T. Bane, Mn. Fred Browolng, vllle; Edward Na~ CJlftGa. .Dave, who now ttpa the scales at 201 pountlt Sb I talked with Roberts' ·t hi · Cl· · e a so Mro. John CBnllr, Tamora L Dlaabaqes _ Howard DoJI. ahtw Ra · Rober1 •Je lo the railerl, Hla will, Middieport~~ ~OJ, .ear. e m•ght make the grade." Olrls, played tho plano whlle Pomeroy; Dafll, • he aang, p; Sherry 8lalferd, New HavROBERTS, , a fo~er GAHS Blue Devil, partlcl ated Come on, you ladles of the OD; Howard Dally Middleport· mo:.Oth a wedtghadt·dlllllng program during the J:nter French Colony Chaptor, Dough- llln. Roy Hen~ llld • 1• an ed approiWIIlltely 30 d 1 · tors ol the AmeriCan Rtvohr PomtrO)" Mildred Obl aon. frame. He didn't land · b wit po~n I o hil ri b , a JO h the Piratea lhl.a sp n:liJ ut he I only one ltep baek. 181\ Saturday he tloR, bow about rulllllinc lilt Pomeroy'· Patricia l'omerof' • ~": 1 ppecl to Daytona Beach where the Col~bua Lalayelle Day oba&naoceT IIANGING ON THI WAU. _ . ~~:o~ drllllnt. Ht wu with till Jeta two mouthJ 1n In lhl oharlff'o offlct are 1110 Dlatanee ol the howlinl 11M etrtillcttes a coupla ol JIIIIDo Ill ancle111 PoiYDMiaa ,.. wu 60 feet, bleb lJ the...,.. T~ YEARS AGO, from the files of The Gam. be~• of tho depar-t ce1ved recently for attendinl . w polla Tribune and weekly Gallla Times the Ohio Regional Crimo Co• ..Ath~~~ of modern alleys. W. Va., brothers die of · ~:·:rp must obG OW' pfrlod · . • . . Lucille McDermott Rio trol Clinlc at Jacuoo. Tbey lain lbt belong to SbarlU Denver A blfore b cons bd orllaln&UI : rande, records top score in high school scholai-shi 8 eaa I icale. I teata · · · E. Jl:. c.Id~t.ell qulta nnt ••miner's poll b1~ Walker and Depu!J Jlm Bald: comes mallllier of Terminal 011 Co GARS' at d t wln. :~~.~k_e endl after VO.mlnutt Wilkout u r:s~~~e:, I HAVE A aJPPING sent ·....,vWWJIIncldent • , , EV8111 Paekini Co C!Urlaill to me !rom Viet Nam by Sgt. oper~tlona . . . Rachel Ann Masters, 1!, fll'llt Stanley Richard&. His mother BpelliiJI bet conducted at Wuhington school 1n s1x Mrs. Elsie M. Saunders, clerk r,ears . . . VIolet Bonecutter named Rio Grande Col· of the local draft board, gave ege May queen · · . Ll CoL Alvin Butke ....... lptllk· It lo mi. Ths ...geant hal er at VFW teulon. •-· been Ill Viet Nam a llltlltb now 8111111 ID oambat wlth thl Flnl Inlllllry Divillol Ia War Zoot D trylllg to Dlllb out tho kmC entrenched VIet Cong forces. Title of the story by Hugb Mulligsn of AP la "Nishi PaIV DICK THOMAI trol: No Willi: Ill 1bt Sua." IS JUD'o;;:~ aent~r. I ....,...,.u, reaalla '"'"N"""' and C ol C Preolclsal l l e It Caney, report thai """• llool for booltl spacl ara now and Information for future prospecta. It also poln~ out the brochure's preparation was financially lided through II federal granf from the Urban Renewal Ad· mlnllfration of the ~:!~,:nd Home Flnmce Agen· cy, under the Urball Assistance Program au· thorlzed by Section 701 of tlil HoUJin& Act of 1954 Gilmore. Barry HaddiX, AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP!) / \\\.' Evans. Haner, Keith Haner, Ron you plaw Ia come to the Evans end C. A. Duncao Dave Johnson, Tom Meadows, tournament but haven t got. \ ooach the 1966 versioa of wlth one paralllOUnl \bought GUberl Milliron, Larry Mitchell, ten your ticket yet - forget it! Wildcats. Team members ia mind. Ricki Mosley • Mike Northup, And, you were one of the = ..._ hao no previous experience. "Every boy In America THE Tom Spencer, James WlllJamB. lucky ones who a ticket •·•• . Tbe team has been organized should have tho to early but art still iooldng for a " ·. · participate in our i GOLF place to sleep - you'd better "1\1 ll't you ... a nJbber baD Wittenberg Add8 time," said Coach Evans. Danny bring a pup tent. (Dr lbat?" Bob Ford,Davis. BmceTom Harreld, Davidson to Card The 01:6-ma• oquad ill com· By United Pres• JnteraaiiOIIol Janes, Tom McCarty, Jeff Mil·. Unlike previous yearo when Ice Fishermen SPRINGFIELD. (UPI)- posed seven freshmen, three AI sarasota, Fla.: ler. Chris Roderick. T • r r Y daily tickets were available on Wittenberg University (ootball sophomores, !Jve are 'o . tN) 000 000 000- 0 I 1 Shrader, Ron Walker. limited basiS, they've sold onll Had Good Year coach Bill Edward; announced one By, grade, rh w lA) 001 000 OOX-1 10 0 the Masters for 1966. Tbere Jsn'l COLUMBUS IUP\), - Ice Saturday l!tat Davidson College the candidttes. , 1a season or datly ticket to he 1fiShermen on Lake ErJe caught of the Southern Conference bad FreshmOII - J1mmy OlapF. 1er, Nisch .•itz (7) and TRACK Stq;;.enson; Lamabe, Howard David Armstrong, Charles had through legal channels. l72 tons of fish during the bnef i been added to Wittenberg'l 191!6 Iir!ll baso-outfielder; t6 t, Locker (fl) and Romano, Baker, John Brown, John Bur- The same is true about rooms. 1966 season, the Natural He- football schedule. Daruels, p1tcher • first base, Marlin \7). WP- Lamabe. LP ,Jile, Gerald Bums, Lee Burson, There 1ust aren't any vacan- \sources Department reported \ Edwards said the Tigers Larry Jeffers and Everett Mont· Ruger Bush, Bruce Campbell, cies. Saturday. conclude their season at Davul· gomery, second basemen; Fred· _ Fisher. The safe way is the fun way Jack Davidson, Gary Day, Hen· . , Some 18,000 anglers fished the son N.C., Nov. 19. die Queen, outfielder; Gary and the safe way is the Honda way. Honda is built AI lAkeland, Fla.: ry Doss, Sam Eisnaugle, Mork The Masters, ftrsl of the lour ; lake from Toledo to Sandusky The contract calls lor DaviJ!. Reynold&, pitcher. • outfielder; to "take it" over high speed N. Y. (A) 000 001 10 - 2 t EUcessor, Wayne Elliott, James btg whtch up Bay, taking 658,000 yellow perch son to return lbe visit in either Steve Phillips, third base. . super highways and rugged Detroit 1100 •lrltl 001- s 7 o Gilmore, John Golji. Harold the ceveted Grand Slam ol and 8,000 smell for an average 1 l969 or 1970. D"'•idson will he !lopbo1110rea - Dean Martin II country back roads. The MODEL CA-100 ••• $215. ford, Womack (5), Ramllton Harmon, Greg Howell, Gene golf, runs Ibis year from April of 6.4 fish per man hour. the Tigers' first major and Roger Watson•. outfielders, be•t way to enjoy your plus modest set up and (9) and Heward; Monbouquette Jackson, Eugene Lee, Earl through Apnl ' 0: South Island fishermen opponent sine< Mars!"'ll, a.nt' Daa Sheets, pitcher • outHonda is to drive safely .. • delivery charge. Lowest Navarro (I) and McFarlane. Cormick, James Nibert. Dav1d The !Jekel Situation hBB bad the h1ghest take, 17.2 Ish dropped 3-0 deeisJOR to W1t- fielder. the safest way to have fun insurance rates offered WP _ Navarro. LP - Hamil· Samples, Mike Saunders Bruce ' ed a local crisis. Many resi- per bour. Tha annual ake Erie tenberg in 1960. Juniors - Roy Bickle, catch· on all Honda 50 series. is on a Honda. ton. Smith. Greg Smith, Ralph Ste- 1dents have waitcQ always until creel census survey contacted The Davidson game er; Terry Cremeens, oulflelJI. ger, John Walker, Bob Wood· Masters week when daily tick· fishermen from 70 Jf Obio·s 88 8 schedule that inclnd.. home er; MarsbaU King, outfielder; At Tampa, Fla.: ward, Ralph Young. ets went on sale at a downtown counties, four other states and I &ames against susquebaana, Mick Swain, outfielders, Phila. 030 201 000- 5 10 1 booth. It never occurred to them Canada. \ Heidelberg, Ohio Wesleyan and Riek Swain, third base. Cinci. 000 000 000 - 0 4 0 that so many out-of-towners \ · Central Stale and away con- Senior - Gary llalrr\s()l1, \1 Jactso.. Green (I) and Ueek· USse ea S would write in and beat them . Judaism is di•·ido!d into tests at Akron, Otterbetn, shorbltop. er; NUihaD, Tsitouris (I), Bald· . to the punrh. )lbree branches - Orthodox, win - Wallace and KlllarnaZOO The Wildcats will open their . Middleport, 0. 88 S. 2nd Ave. ochun (9) and Pavletich, Ed·l To make matters worse, Conservative and Reform. College. 1J66 seBBOD next Wednesday wards (8). WP - Jack88R. LP . S fS tournament olficials, desp<te I SymiDOll Valley High SchoOl -Nuxball. the fact tbat they've bad a ia complete San FralcileO n Cleveiald RR \fllll 1111 since the. middle. of lnd wll1 be IIJIIIIIII&CIIi, II TaciOI, AriZ., o&Plled, ,u-:1:1 lf week, are 1t1ckmg !ITIDIY 1'111.. pfBns to black out television Apr. t - Wahama at Rutland 'May 2 - Rutland at McArthur LEXINGTON, Ky. tUPI - 00verage within a 221;-mllo Apr. l _ Rutland at Eastem May 5 - Rullaad at Wabama AI 11 w I'll• Michlgaa great Cazzle Russell dius Wabama It RaeiBo May 8 - Easlenl at RaclN 11 Rou•oogj 100 _ 1 ' o poured in 24 points. leading a There'• 1 law 1n Georgia •· at Kansas CHy 000 OZI :100- 4 7 o talent loaded Eas\erl College gainst ticket scalping. But it's Apr. 9 - Easter• at McArthur May 11 - RuUand at Racine Bruce, 0weu (8), Carpill (9) All Star squad to a 126 • 99 0 preHy good bet that If (%) May 12 - Eastern at WabaJDI and Bateman, Adleoh (I); 0'· VICtory Saturday aftei'IIOOB over price Is right, there'll be b'ckets l Apr. 12 - Racine at Rutland. May 1&- RaciRe at Wabaml Doaogbuo, Dicksoa (7), Aker the Western stars here. avsllable. Some folks ore adver· Apr. 13 - Wahsma tl Eastern Any dale may be ehuged « For Yeur Outstendlng Response To Our (8, WyaH (f) and SuareL WP East Coach Joha (Taps l wing ia the local newspapers April I& - McArthur a\ Ra· any postponed game Dlll1 be T Ow- LP _ O'DoDogbue. Gallagher's squad, which laclud. for tickebl. cine (2) made up by mutual 18'1010-' March Sale On New end Used Can & Trucks. liRa -N'Jcllolson, Bond, Bate- ed All Americans Russell, Dick Apr. II - Racine at Eastern of two schools AUf To Show Our Apprecletion We Are Going DIBIL Snyder of Davidson, Dave Bing PROBE DEATH THREATS McArthur at Rutlsnd postpoaed game mual be made of Syracuse and Dave Schell· CIDCAGO (UP!) _ Under· Apr. 21 - Eastern at Rutlsnd up if It affeell firal place Rex McCormlclc To ... Sal• Man...,. AI St. Poterabtlrl, Fll.o base of Purdue, held a 65-16 world death threats to force Walmma at McArthur slllndlng. ~ .c::= • • THE back page I11t1 area Industries and Institution~ Hannan Trace High School wiD fleld a baseball team this coming season for the first time in the hifllorY of the according to announcement by Principal George C. 1j \\ '\ M~sters ,dustrlal Park Site, connected with another map character. IUfferlnl Ceuntles, 10m1 of our JllON ..., llnte BIG BEND BEGA'lTA' ediDmittee, lorply members ol the Pomeroy Qlamber ol Coli)· rnerce, 11 phmn\nl new acllvJ. Ilea for the 191!6 event ol June 16-ll·U. Aa of today ll appem Ibm wm be an IDiuaemenl oompany, having six ridte, u ona of the new attracllolu. AJIOib. er is lo be a "Frog JI\DIPinl" conteat with Dale warnar aa chairman. I wouldn't beoltate a moment to predlcl that If we aould gel bad< Into the more oecluded bayous ol Melgl aDd 011111 folll'page project wu prepared by th~ Gallia County Improvement Corporation and City Plannlq Commilslon. lt appears on lndu, or parchment· -----------'===------------- uaethetheHawks would in in atileweek II the Bulletl are still --· --sameindicated slrategy he tllrouPrwmlnl. Open Season Wednesday All-Stan 11 Duke Burson have 30 track ond field prospects this year, and are anticipating an lmprov.. ment over last year's record. Th< GAHS thiociada have been "down" during lbe past seven - - ·- • • • THE a... er men ore lilt tooll · with ti!UIIaatlc frog 1ane1c1 .,... •Uer lbll month, whlcb bad men worll. - Wm. be !OUDd wtU alq 11110 .1beJr ~ llulllt. .bullfrllll tralnlnl ICheclu1e& . • y., willie · At • ---'"' _.._,_..;. F.orkld. RWI Late executive secretary of tha · GalUpoo:i; Chamber of Commerce. - - TODAY'S THOUGHT - :tat:~= f~:l::~:':ttout Ohio and other Obi scored 311 peinbl '1'II1IN- forward of the Bullebl, watchday night but St. Louis, usiDI ed lite firs\ game of the aerl~s ill! "JromDBil Five," edged the ia street clotblllg and he will Bullets here 1111-111 to takl a do th.• sam• today. Seymour 1.f lead In the series. said there was a chance the lor· Playing Coach Richie Guerla mer Utah stsr might play some Masters TI"ckets s0ld 0ut The Meigs News- 'Beat Gallia Dateline: BALTIMO'RE (UPil - The out the aoriee. InjurY-riddled Balllm0111 Bullela RuUet CoaCb Paul Seymour, are collllliDR on guard Kevin wbo said Baltimore DIUII wt. t.oughel1 to return to the Jla&. at borne It remain ta the play· bldaY and rekindle the eparll otis, got more bad newa-l'rlday. will bring them even with Center Johnny (Red) Kerr the St Louis Hawks In the bes\o reinjured a muscle in biB Ill of·flv~ NatloRal Baske\l>aU Aa- and Bailey Howell came doWD IOCiatioa w..tern Divlsloa ,play• with the nu. offl. Bob Ferry wm probably reLougbetY, out sinet 111&-dl 11 place Kerr but Howell said be 111tll an ankle Injury, I& expect,. wanted to play desp\18 bi1 111ed to take his spo\ In the back· n..B. CO)W't with bigb acorinfl Doll Gus JobnsOB, crowd pleaalnl Sunday Times-Sentinel J'lnt Akl IIJUIMI. Friday ni&f>t they held a JJ\o ney Supper and tumecl ova' all proceodo to the lint aid UDII. nu. waa tbe lblrd Jtar ltlidlllll of till lledlard hsve voluntarily tslten 011 ~ preject. ' Squacbell oald, •.,... .,.... Ject by the Word people it like a she! In tba •rm for as, and H ls certainly a)lfll'Ociated." ODIJ8 'N' ENil8 DEPART· l1l!fr ;.._ DICk Mlli1l1, patlal I Vellrllll Memorial lfclpllll ' .. .,, POMEROY_WY2·2156 }- ·-... ~ ' · ' �, ' I ' •, j - ., I I' '. I'.·! ' ,.. ' ' I..'I' '• ,I t-1 'l. f . "\,!Continued from Jl!lge I) tCoatlnutd'lrom pqw I) ' to design and COIIIb'U<t had left I 181111 the exact • hL<' llwn racing oar. Iof the beavl8111fro e. , ' Ada Rolllb, now lllra. RobRacing fan•, regardless of ert Wamer of Pomeroy, wu whether or not they own or likewise thrown •mconselous l'l'nt a car, have to rent a lane · the floot. Before either of nn onP of the two tracks to was fully conacious· 1 found OUR HOUSE pay In tun. What to do? On the the end, pu? '1'lle 8CIENCB made .only t.CiiilNil& bqu It· Pitllitiil rare their vrhlcles. Cars will self trying to carry,both of 28 man ,1968 landlng, already, lie the bale of Returning to Pllloburgh, the one additional l'OIIDII-Irlp be- 8 lulllet, . 18S8, but lilt'.te . "'"' lor one dollar and lim• on to safety. My first semi· con- Mon c11er Charles, wadding, the bor ol · ~a, the SCIENCE lelt Loulavllle on lore winter put a slop to na\11- llu,' no lndleaU011 of ber MARCH SPECIALS the larg• traok wtll cost SUO scious thought was, "this is a For some weeks we have had four boxes Qf hall, the bor of the first day of oeiQbre, AI pllon. It ill my belief It capt- riVal,ala dnliJiallloii ~ill~ "" hour. and ono dollar an hour hPavy world." what river men of my early shoes, the eight ploughs, three llaeoon !Bland aha left nolbiJII, 11t11e dld not stii'Yive the wiD- lbe blew up, Her 62 Comet2 Door on the ~aller trark. . I Stanley Roush, now of Spring· days would term "tarnation mold boards and ono stove. In Galllpol~ lbe delivered to ·ter: lhe - ' enley In bll may oven DOW lie ~ da!il , ill & cjL 114. lrana. lladll •nil hlalft. . A rarer s lime " elrrtrH,.IIy : field, Missouri, was sealed at good weather" - Ice gone Lo Cl '. " M. Peter Menager II barrel• freight book, made In the sprlnl ,: .. belle mien • • timed· and ~en his time Is the point of de•cent ,f the south· from the river, water high pllalae Is firm. Eight- ol whlslcy and 8 bores of soap. ol 1831, II unchara.cteriatlc of ~IleA olhen - Ullltll 62 Ford Gal. 500 "" the power on hJS partirulnr side stroke. He too was left enough to put a boat comfort- een dollars .and fifty cenll sen. (Among river mea the llr•l his old, but meticulous, hand. IWIII CUI'I'Onl or the 1\) . elfl~leinl • dr. I cyl. At TraM. 1'. lloorl"" racllo and ~Hior slot go., off. F.tght sets of ur.ronsrious. but romained stat· ably over the falls at Louisville. tlemen." ''It ill too much," M. Item waa neceaalb', the ae<ond '1'lle names of my old lrlandl- anglneen have removed 1 63 Falcon 2 Dr. c•ont:ols are located along lhe ~~t-like in his seat. 1 hear they have locks at Barlow says. "Besides, we can. trea lmpopallllre.) RIVermell, M011leun Carel, Bureau, Mu- AI for aciiVIU. • at 6 cylinder, atandard lr1n1. ou"tde or rontrol section of 1carried him ard Ralph out at Louisvtlle now. Certainly the I not pay," says M. Curti~. What aa ·a rule, preferred M'liellr on, Regnier, Deletombe, fllew- Ina - much llllaiJIM!IIInc, llodlo and hH..,. .ach of the two tracks. The different times, each remain· boats 1 8F" from M'slear .. Hen· to do? Lo capl~, ivriles In M~ger's "~erlcan House" 10m, Martlncourt - aD are ~ and out, !hit will 65 Ford Gal. 500 controller may be used with int unconscious. Fire had start· ry Cushillg's "Our House are his spidery hand, .He paid to Our HOillle - where M'- written with buo..W... and a 81ll!ho ,vJsJIII. II II 2 dr. Hardtop, 219 onglno, 3 0 either ~~ono·plug jack ~ ed in the NorthwPSt rubbish .! no longer flat boats, keel boats, me $10.50. I gave bta due bill •lour Cushing sent them to the fine dJsresanllor spelling. understand, that lbe llandard tr1nL Radio and 0 rlips ~ttached to the •nds The pupils wm .sked to put it or steamboats. 11 ill pleasant for $14.00." Not an unprofitable cellar, reserving his tap room According to her freight booJt date may of -ul&y hHtor the IVJrOS on lhe controller .. lout but in lheJr confusion tlley to know however those are transaction for Je eapltaJae llt for )e88 rowdy JIUesls. the lut ruB of the lleamboal BWI Jlla tbil :ye&l' 65 Ford Gal. 500 Slot rae~ng has berome btg ' , , , • ' business nationwide in recent put out the fwe J_n th~ s.tov~ m· not Jorgotton. (You have perConv. 352 0111. Stet. trans. rldloltldhHior months with sales of tracks to stead, later extmgu,shmg the Ihaps read, l.n the vlllagM"..~:; Se~"'~,;Dg ~slaMishments and cars and other blaze. er, the articles by \AI a 64 Galaxle XL co...rtlblo. • cylinder, Eva Archer recalls t h a t Thomas?) . tl/ 1upplies to rareways nearly · •uto traM., ,.... JfHrr<>orhing the hair . million dol· EmmPit Jewett, the rural mail Because of M. "homaa, ( 1f lna, power bnk•• •n• I;Jr mark. carrier, wa~ n{'arby when the have been recently agam lookwlndowo, rodlo & hHtor Th<' new sport is definilelv not I stroke of lightning hit. I ing at a freight book we have o 61 Old• 98 2 Door a l'htld's game but involve; not I He was the first one there and at the inn, of the steamboat Eleclloll IMide ... eal 8ecrelary and treasurer H.T. AI Irons, All powor, only engineering techniques but ,mJ !other, Ephratm E. Roush, , SCIENCE, whose matden trIP . The annual Electloa Day reporta were read and approvradio on4 hooter · dnver skill and know·how. ' was the next. Other neighbors from Pittsburgh to Lousville beBY TOM ~E ::veah, ~~·· eroaklng." " ner serving WU discussed ad. Duea wert paid and I r t l 63 Mercury Monte. LasJ Y"r's national ch•m·lalso soon arnved, Waller Arch- gan in tate septembre of the LONG BIEN, V1el Nam Well, amtthal a shame!, the SUIIIIblne Maken Clasa will offerlni waa taken. 4 Dr. Auto. lrana. Powor pinn sl~t """ing driver was a :er summoned Dr. John Philson : year 1835. In Gallipolis, she iNEA) - At lbe end of the Tbe palleall are WGn.ed the Syracuse flnl Unlted""!C<entl;yi The Community Bible School IIHrlnt. rldlo & hH..,. 15 . year . old youth who who came with all the speed 11t11 with Messiearo Clendenm· hospital con:tdor, three pe~ll· prt..-a of war. Tbe)r IIH byterian Church, met " 63 Thunderbird walked off with the first prize hdis travel mare roul make. 1& Langley 3 bales of cotton ar pal!enls lie hall - dead With amoaclbe . hDDdreda, pa111bly In the Church Anne1. :•~m:=~ed~ Hardtop, powor otoorlnw. of !25,000. IThe MeNamee boy had beer Iyarn, for which the .'re<ght a profusion of wounds. lbouaandl, of VC ..,.mua. wbo Devtllotll were by Hell!ll power bnlcas, ,Ower wino , - ' - ' - - - - - - - - .Jtaken home and remained un. ' •·harge of $1.70 was patd mI The fir't has holes In bls Iare ICfllped frllm the und, ria reading from '1'lle year. !lows. 2 Dr, Looking For lnoxponsive ,ronsdous until Dr. Phtlson ar· [lull. In Point Pleasant, Va., back, flle second bas holes ln l OVICUaled fl',\111 the 11'0111 ODd PU:ce, followed with n was unanimously agreed 60 Ford med. From there he went to IM'sieur A Donnally also patd I his front, and the thtrd bas ' thea DUI'Ied bad< to life rib RoU U le purchase a copper bottom Couatry $eclan, Waflllll 4 dr. I su St•nley Roush and some oth I in full the .rharge for one pump holes everywhero. Amerlc3D aldll aad, lheagb :: w~ of teakettle for the IDIII!J:. lrona. with air cO.JCfltlo• ers to determi~e the eflect 0~ 1 chamber. But alas! When the They a~e wrapped In fresh aorely tested, Amerlc:u eom- mem ra, w a verse Ina them. Clothing on the boys' lSCIENCE docked at Racoon Is· but bl~dled bandages. A~d pasolon. Rosten for the April meeting VISIT OUR 62 Thundlt'bird arms were turn to shreads and i land I now lost, like Atlantis, ,each tWitches In pam and dis· The brasa demand& II, the to be Esther Harden; Helen Hardtop, power atoorl.,, burned skin and hair on 1 h et beneath the waters) Messieurs comfort. doctors tolerate It, the nurae.l Harrll to conduct the Bible power ltraktt, power wlfto head an arms inirated fl•e se· : Barlow & Curtis were unable to ! ~I times, oomeone walks acoept It, but the Gl paUenll, Study: roll caU le be answered dowt, otr condttlonlnt. :vertty of the shock they receiv. ' ·-- - __ .... -·-· . - - -- Ipal, stops, stares, meen and undars~dably, detest it. . wllb an Euler poem. 2Dr. 'ed Milton and Joe Circle and the eontinues 01 ' Nunes admlafs- Elpla!DI Sgt. Dale Mattera The Hannan Trace Bible study was given by Ag· 63 Ford Gil. 500 A public sale wa• being con.! older boys had been e~C11Sed to ~r elfloleady, bat with detack· ol Baltimore: "Why shouldn't f.H Club this w4ek elected nes While, topic ''The Lord's Conv. 352 •••· Std. tro01. Radio and hootor Middleport, 0. idurted thai afternoon at the I attend it. This may have great· ENT. Soldiers ~ other beda I bate the little rats? Last cera IDcludlng Jlmml~•~:::l Prayer;" loUewed by a very . Pe F 11 1 ed alady lbe three w1th lrozea ••- week IIley were out In the president· r · te "''•• dls 1 Also 63 Chevrolet Imp• ........ ·-- - ···-·- ·- - .. .... .. _~e~...."._Oll'm_n~o_wnt'd_b_Y ,1 1Y 1,•ssened the trag y. Is presslotta thai fU to mask dis- fteld trying to kill me and th- ~- pres,ident-:,·•ca"re.-.. group cussoo. 4 dr. H.T. I cyl. At lrano., ., '"'" -• a qull on cltleo In Ireland. IIa IIer Arc her goind for h JIUII. 1 damn near rucceededl" t~eere••-·, Dean M•""• p. stMrlng, r1dlo en41 ' matl heard the crash and noted This tortured trio •·· "" Indeed so. Matters' stomach _and, Ro··• 81_...., tre;sl-lmeeUng closed with the Lord's 'i a cIou d of dust rtsmg · · from the friends here. · """ ~ wu blown wide open by ID urer •rter ,,...e one, """•er • '"' In unls!UI" 65 Ford Fair. 500 ' bl'ildin~: Another neighbor walk· For they are the enemy .... enemy uplosloo. He'll carry repo •· During the aoclal bour, 2 Dr. Hardtop, 289 '"" mg by tile roadside some dts- · the Viet Cong. an elght·lncb scar there for Attending the meeting llclous refreshments, keeping fne, Crulslmetlt tnna. 1 Low miitanre away, smelled burning "Gad," says Gl, "they're life. Jlllr. and Mrs. Jam .. M. wllb the 81. Palrlck'l D a 1 1 1 flesh, by imagination or olher· 1 ugly looking, ain't they?" "And you know the fllllDY : and these other membera, theme, were served by lite host.. ' wise. Others, moro distant, I "It's their smell 1 bale," aa- pari?" he asks. Slone, Tommy Beaver, en Helen Harrllto Naomi LonUSED CARLOT ' thought II to have struck a tree other adds. ''What?" ld Martin, Sue Martla Margaret WIDebrenner HelLoculi & Sycomoro Ita. ' near by and gave no special al· "What are they doln& ID our Douglu Marlin, and a £llest, ea Diddle, Marjarel CottrUl Mlddtoport tent ton to II. hospital anyway?" "The rat on the end there Is ' Joey Slone. ODd Agnea White. Visitors and school officials, uwh kno .,, .• demolitions u.pert.fl including Prof. Tom Carr, who ,,8 8 . ws. .. ''Ob?" was Superintendent of schools ..~ n~:;e· lellas. ·''Yeah, be may have rigged Pam Saundera wu at that time, noted unfinished ..~ · d , up tile one that got me." presldeut wbeo the Twlllibters work at the board such as lei· one on 1 look 80 good." Evl!ll more aggravating to f.H Club organized at im and figures only partly com Mattera, and the other soldiers home of Reda and Connie ,l pleted. Parts of written work of tbll ward, ill lbst tht man son. Others elected were: Ultt-11 with unfinished sentences and 1 on the end Is what they call a nle Gibson, vice president; ! paragraphs were scattered •·1 ''two • lime loser" - thai Is, SheUa Forth, ncrelary; bout the room. An open Bible on twice caplured. da Jeffers, treuurer; Paul I the teacher's desk in the mind The prisoner had been takea ler, news reporter: Shirley Batr·ll Iof some aooounted for a lesser ~~ by American fortes once he- CUJ, health end safety chair· fore. AI lbal lime be waa man; Lisa S&unders, song : tra~edy than might otherwise ; have been possible. banded over to South Vleltlamleader; Becky Durham, Count on us to supply the ready.mixed An article in a San Francisco Rev. Ronald JusUce pastor ese aulllorltles, lndoetrlnatad, Belville and Loretta Jolmson, • ooncret&lyou need for any farm build· , pafl"r noted that they had nev· of the First Church of the Naza. schooled, given money, aworn recreatioo leaders. lng pt;-oject We'll deliver what you er .• crounted for a similar ex· rene, announces that a wonder· to an oath ' ' allegiance and Attending the meeting then t ed back 1afo the 1 "Advertising Is now being erltlclzed for being too ef• urn coun- cub leaders, Mrs. Erwla fecUve ••• It's so effective, we are told, that It may . perwnce The seene was visit· ful response Is being shown In want, ,,\vhen you want it . . save you time ' ed by many from adJommg the revival services CllrrenUy tryslde. lOB and Mra. Paul Buter lead to monopoly and restraint ol compeUtlon •• this and work. money and materials. And : oounttes and states. being held at the church. Ree- Oace Ieae •• kepi the members, Pam and Lisa SBIIJI!I.·II erlticlsm Is moat certainly baaed on a m!Junderstand· 1 Community tension W89 les. ord crowds for the church have moaey hut DOIIdntl eke. b 1 ' ers, Becky Durham, Reda In& becauae one ol the most fundamental characterthe price is right! Call us soon for free ! ~ened by the rapidly approach· been on hand each night. These matter of neb lie WBI 1 Connie Gibson, Sblrley ~:~::11 lstlca ol advertising Is that It forces one to be com' mg largest flood Ibis part of the revival services will continue perrJIIo aeala and tho COfl. Sbella Forth, Uncia · 1\:tiUve" , , • (Howard J. Morgens, Pres., ProCtor II estimate ... without obligation. Oh10 Valley had seen, and by through Sunday evening fDietl eycle IIepa . Paula BaUer, Carolyn mble) the devastating floods of Colum. · ' Marla Steele, Debbie Wlillanii,IJ bus and Dayton which affected Forty·five minutes of special ~u don't make 111 III!IISO," and GaU BelvUie. Guesta were HEARLy EVERYBODY · · · EVERYWHERI · · • Mike and Randy Gibson, BreDREADS A NEWSPAPER EVERYDAY I members of some local !ami· music is being presented In each a 10ldier says. , lies, service, by Wally and Ginger "Yeah, be ahould'a been da Finley and Beverly Fisher. -.:;::;::::::~ WY 2·3284 1 II Is worth noting that 12 of Laxson, song evangelista far killed the first Ume." iii PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. j the enrolled pupils al the time the revival meeting, Rev. w. "Not aecesaarlly," 1 Pic. ~!!'!'!!!'!'!!!'!'....!'....!!'!' .. _!!'_!!'_'!' ...!!'_!!'_'!' ___ !!'_ !!""'!..,._...,_!!' ..""'!'"'!!""""'~""""""""""""r.!:be~c~a~m~e_IP~Ub~U~ ·c~a~cb~oo~l~te~a~c~ber~s. E. Zimmerman Is brlnglllil the dUfers. · -·--· - - - ·-messages for each t1 the ser- "Oh? Wby?" vices. "He nmy be valuable prop- Snodgrass Taking Job PO Special Services Costing More •'•Ike G A on pas ean T• Jng baSE erst Assi '!'he 1!161 1\y ~ P"r c can tior Is • AA ( Du ani an• m• Th• "d· 1 E AI N Cl , EJ-ti.OD Day Tiede in Viet Nom IS• '.a ded v•Iet cong·Draw Top•"e of Sunshine Makers compaSSIOD • £rom Ameneans II ODD em: FURNISHINGS? BUDGET SHOP! lAKER FURNITURE 4-H Club News I I i 1 St 16 M A ~ D (' ~ v I ~imes Cleveland Freight Bt:}ok RecQlls .Early River Days I rei< • Ill "''"" I Kehh Goble Ford 1 1 I Building on the farm? WHY ADVERTISING CRITICS ARE ReVI•VaJIS• We make the B.Ig Success Nazarene ! I job easier AU WET .•• I GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Easter FIRST IN 1916. STILL FIRST & FINEST TODAY. BOLENS SEE THEM {'i ·. NOW ON DISPLAY! The church continues Ill em. phasls on Sunday School attencJ.. an~ ID, the contlnuatiea of the driVe, Stand By The Cross." A large cross ill erected In the sanctuary with a light lor each of the classea. '1'lle geal of the Sunday Scbool for Ibis Sullday II 300. Ginger and Wally J.u. 10n will be singing during the Sunday School boor Ibis Sunday at 9:30. The public Is Invited to atl!!!ld these services • ----FINED '10, COSTS In Judge Frank Porter'• Meigs County Court Darren E. Smith was fined $10 and COlla on a plea of guilty to a charge by the Oblo Slate Highway p8• trol for permitting an uollcen. ed operator to o~te a vablcle. • erty." "How?" ''AI ID Informant Anyway, we can't just let a guy clie.'' "He'1 rlibl" "Maybe . . . . but ( cot Jtlll IIDt question." "Wbal'l that?" "Would their aida do lbt aame for us?" . The men gab on. II helpe a blUe. Hallllf the three VC takes their mlndl off l!te band that was amputated, or lbe stitches on a face that keeps breaking open, or the buddy they left lyln& laca doWII IB a rice paddy. "WeU?" 10mebody proda the ' Pic., "what about It?" Do you think their side would do the same lor us?" "No," the soldier 101wen. "I don't JIUeU their lidt Patricia Hatfield was fined would." $10 and costs on her plea of guilty for no operator'• u. TRIAL DATE SET cense charged by till State Judie JohD C. Bacon lei Ap. Highway Patrol rD 14 u the date for the cue ol Clwlotte Peckham, AdmJD. 96th Annlvernry lltratrll ol lhe eatate of Hal'l"rll D. Peckham, decealled h. Ham Weaver, R. D., ~~~~~ port, In 111 entry ftled Bat In Melli COUIIIy Cieri! If Courtl. IH Our Prize Board ' l.-"&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--.1 Commemorate Easter with a precious jewelry gift of lasting beautyl See our superb Spring collection at significant seasonal savings. 'ExtinpUh Bla&e elulova ond lltiln Wllchle eArtcamd Diamond Rlnp eBirthltone 11,.. elltlln w.n Clockl •~ Cuff Llnka 1nrl Til Taa A e Prl- OardMr Blllloldl LASTING SYMB()L OF eParktr P- IIIII Pencils e Lelelt Plllhlone In Spring Coitume Jew lilly SA LE 'f, if, CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE ',1'1 ' ' ' ' . '·' , .~.! ' .,· •,.' :;..,' ·~ Morrall is · Guest For Annual 4-H M �, ' I ' •, j - ., I I' '. I'.·! ' ,.. ' ' I..'I' '• ,I t-1 'l. f . "\,!Continued from Jl!lge I) tCoatlnutd'lrom pqw I) ' to design and COIIIb'U<t had left I 181111 the exact • hL<' llwn racing oar. Iof the beavl8111fro e. , ' Ada Rolllb, now lllra. RobRacing fan•, regardless of ert Wamer of Pomeroy, wu whether or not they own or likewise thrown •mconselous l'l'nt a car, have to rent a lane · the floot. Before either of nn onP of the two tracks to was fully conacious· 1 found OUR HOUSE pay In tun. What to do? On the the end, pu? '1'lle 8CIENCB made .only t.CiiilNil& bqu It· Pitllitiil rare their vrhlcles. Cars will self trying to carry,both of 28 man ,1968 landlng, already, lie the bale of Returning to Pllloburgh, the one additional l'OIIDII-Irlp be- 8 lulllet, . 18S8, but lilt'.te . "'"' lor one dollar and lim• on to safety. My first semi· con- Mon c11er Charles, wadding, the bor ol · ~a, the SCIENCE lelt Loulavllle on lore winter put a slop to na\11- llu,' no lndleaU011 of ber MARCH SPECIALS the larg• traok wtll cost SUO scious thought was, "this is a For some weeks we have had four boxes Qf hall, the bor of the first day of oeiQbre, AI pllon. It ill my belief It capt- riVal,ala dnliJiallloii ~ill~ "" hour. and ono dollar an hour hPavy world." what river men of my early shoes, the eight ploughs, three llaeoon !Bland aha left nolbiJII, 11t11e dld not stii'Yive the wiD- lbe blew up, Her 62 Comet2 Door on the ~aller trark. . I Stanley Roush, now of Spring· days would term "tarnation mold boards and ono stove. In Galllpol~ lbe delivered to ·ter: lhe - ' enley In bll may oven DOW lie ~ da!il , ill & cjL 114. lrana. lladll •nil hlalft. . A rarer s lime " elrrtrH,.IIy : field, Missouri, was sealed at good weather" - Ice gone Lo Cl '. " M. Peter Menager II barrel• freight book, made In the sprlnl ,: .. belle mien • • timed· and ~en his time Is the point of de•cent ,f the south· from the river, water high pllalae Is firm. Eight- ol whlslcy and 8 bores of soap. ol 1831, II unchara.cteriatlc of ~IleA olhen - Ullltll 62 Ford Gal. 500 "" the power on hJS partirulnr side stroke. He too was left enough to put a boat comfort- een dollars .and fifty cenll sen. (Among river mea the llr•l his old, but meticulous, hand. IWIII CUI'I'Onl or the 1\) . elfl~leinl • dr. I cyl. At TraM. 1'. lloorl"" racllo and ~Hior slot go., off. F.tght sets of ur.ronsrious. but romained stat· ably over the falls at Louisville. tlemen." ''It ill too much," M. Item waa neceaalb', the ae<ond '1'lle names of my old lrlandl- anglneen have removed 1 63 Falcon 2 Dr. c•ont:ols are located along lhe ~~t-like in his seat. 1 hear they have locks at Barlow says. "Besides, we can. trea lmpopallllre.) RIVermell, M011leun Carel, Bureau, Mu- AI for aciiVIU. • at 6 cylinder, atandard lr1n1. ou"tde or rontrol section of 1carried him ard Ralph out at Louisvtlle now. Certainly the I not pay," says M. Curti~. What aa ·a rule, preferred M'liellr on, Regnier, Deletombe, fllew- Ina - much llllaiJIM!IIInc, llodlo and hH..,. .ach of the two tracks. The different times, each remain· boats 1 8F" from M'slear .. Hen· to do? Lo capl~, ivriles In M~ger's "~erlcan House" 10m, Martlncourt - aD are ~ and out, !hit will 65 Ford Gal. 500 controller may be used with int unconscious. Fire had start· ry Cushillg's "Our House are his spidery hand, .He paid to Our HOillle - where M'- written with buo..W... and a 81ll!ho ,vJsJIII. II II 2 dr. Hardtop, 219 onglno, 3 0 either ~~ono·plug jack ~ ed in the NorthwPSt rubbish .! no longer flat boats, keel boats, me $10.50. I gave bta due bill •lour Cushing sent them to the fine dJsresanllor spelling. understand, that lbe llandard tr1nL Radio and 0 rlips ~ttached to the •nds The pupils wm .sked to put it or steamboats. 11 ill pleasant for $14.00." Not an unprofitable cellar, reserving his tap room According to her freight booJt date may of -ul&y hHtor the IVJrOS on lhe controller .. lout but in lheJr confusion tlley to know however those are transaction for Je eapltaJae llt for )e88 rowdy JIUesls. the lut ruB of the lleamboal BWI Jlla tbil :ye&l' 65 Ford Gal. 500 Slot rae~ng has berome btg ' , , , • ' business nationwide in recent put out the fwe J_n th~ s.tov~ m· not Jorgotton. (You have perConv. 352 0111. Stet. trans. rldloltldhHior months with sales of tracks to stead, later extmgu,shmg the Ihaps read, l.n the vlllagM"..~:; Se~"'~,;Dg ~slaMishments and cars and other blaze. er, the articles by \AI a 64 Galaxle XL co...rtlblo. • cylinder, Eva Archer recalls t h a t Thomas?) . tl/ 1upplies to rareways nearly · •uto traM., ,.... JfHrr<>orhing the hair . million dol· EmmPit Jewett, the rural mail Because of M. "homaa, ( 1f lna, power bnk•• •n• I;Jr mark. carrier, wa~ n{'arby when the have been recently agam lookwlndowo, rodlo & hHtor Th<' new sport is definilelv not I stroke of lightning hit. I ing at a freight book we have o 61 Old• 98 2 Door a l'htld's game but involve; not I He was the first one there and at the inn, of the steamboat Eleclloll IMide ... eal 8ecrelary and treasurer H.T. AI Irons, All powor, only engineering techniques but ,mJ !other, Ephratm E. Roush, , SCIENCE, whose matden trIP . The annual Electloa Day reporta were read and approvradio on4 hooter · dnver skill and know·how. ' was the next. Other neighbors from Pittsburgh to Lousville beBY TOM ~E ::veah, ~~·· eroaklng." " ner serving WU discussed ad. Duea wert paid and I r t l 63 Mercury Monte. LasJ Y"r's national ch•m·lalso soon arnved, Waller Arch- gan in tate septembre of the LONG BIEN, V1el Nam Well, amtthal a shame!, the SUIIIIblne Maken Clasa will offerlni waa taken. 4 Dr. Auto. lrana. Powor pinn sl~t """ing driver was a :er summoned Dr. John Philson : year 1835. In Gallipolis, she iNEA) - At lbe end of the Tbe palleall are WGn.ed the Syracuse flnl Unlted""!C<entl;yi The Community Bible School IIHrlnt. rldlo & hH..,. 15 . year . old youth who who came with all the speed 11t11 with Messiearo Clendenm· hospital con:tdor, three pe~ll· prt..-a of war. Tbe)r IIH byterian Church, met " 63 Thunderbird walked off with the first prize hdis travel mare roul make. 1& Langley 3 bales of cotton ar pal!enls lie hall - dead With amoaclbe . hDDdreda, pa111bly In the Church Anne1. :•~m:=~ed~ Hardtop, powor otoorlnw. of !25,000. IThe MeNamee boy had beer Iyarn, for which the .'re<ght a profusion of wounds. lbouaandl, of VC ..,.mua. wbo Devtllotll were by Hell!ll power bnlcas, ,Ower wino , - ' - ' - - - - - - - - .Jtaken home and remained un. ' •·harge of $1.70 was patd mI The fir't has holes In bls Iare ICfllped frllm the und, ria reading from '1'lle year. !lows. 2 Dr, Looking For lnoxponsive ,ronsdous until Dr. Phtlson ar· [lull. In Point Pleasant, Va., back, flle second bas holes ln l OVICUaled fl',\111 the 11'0111 ODd PU:ce, followed with n was unanimously agreed 60 Ford med. From there he went to IM'sieur A Donnally also patd I his front, and the thtrd bas ' thea DUI'Ied bad< to life rib RoU U le purchase a copper bottom Couatry $eclan, Waflllll 4 dr. I su St•nley Roush and some oth I in full the .rharge for one pump holes everywhero. Amerlc3D aldll aad, lheagb :: w~ of teakettle for the IDIII!J:. lrona. with air cO.JCfltlo• ers to determi~e the eflect 0~ 1 chamber. But alas! When the They a~e wrapped In fresh aorely tested, Amerlc:u eom- mem ra, w a verse Ina them. Clothing on the boys' lSCIENCE docked at Racoon Is· but bl~dled bandages. A~d pasolon. Rosten for the April meeting VISIT OUR 62 Thundlt'bird arms were turn to shreads and i land I now lost, like Atlantis, ,each tWitches In pam and dis· The brasa demand& II, the to be Esther Harden; Helen Hardtop, power atoorl.,, burned skin and hair on 1 h et beneath the waters) Messieurs comfort. doctors tolerate It, the nurae.l Harrll to conduct the Bible power ltraktt, power wlfto head an arms inirated fl•e se· : Barlow & Curtis were unable to ! ~I times, oomeone walks acoept It, but the Gl paUenll, Study: roll caU le be answered dowt, otr condttlonlnt. :vertty of the shock they receiv. ' ·-- - __ .... -·-· . - - -- Ipal, stops, stares, meen and undars~dably, detest it. . wllb an Euler poem. 2Dr. 'ed Milton and Joe Circle and the eontinues 01 ' Nunes admlafs- Elpla!DI Sgt. Dale Mattera The Hannan Trace Bible study was given by Ag· 63 Ford Gil. 500 A public sale wa• being con.! older boys had been e~C11Sed to ~r elfloleady, bat with detack· ol Baltimore: "Why shouldn't f.H Club this w4ek elected nes While, topic ''The Lord's Conv. 352 •••· Std. tro01. Radio and hootor Middleport, 0. idurted thai afternoon at the I attend it. This may have great· ENT. Soldiers ~ other beda I bate the little rats? Last cera IDcludlng Jlmml~•~:::l Prayer;" loUewed by a very . Pe F 11 1 ed alady lbe three w1th lrozea ••- week IIley were out In the president· r · te "''•• dls 1 Also 63 Chevrolet Imp• ........ ·-- - ···-·- ·- - .. .... .. _~e~...."._Oll'm_n~o_wnt'd_b_Y ,1 1Y 1,•ssened the trag y. Is presslotta thai fU to mask dis- fteld trying to kill me and th- ~- pres,ident-:,·•ca"re.-.. group cussoo. 4 dr. H.T. I cyl. At lrano., ., '"'" -• a qull on cltleo In Ireland. IIa IIer Arc her goind for h JIUII. 1 damn near rucceededl" t~eere••-·, Dean M•""• p. stMrlng, r1dlo en41 ' matl heard the crash and noted This tortured trio •·· "" Indeed so. Matters' stomach _and, Ro··• 81_...., tre;sl-lmeeUng closed with the Lord's 'i a cIou d of dust rtsmg · · from the friends here. · """ ~ wu blown wide open by ID urer •rter ,,...e one, """•er • '"' In unls!UI" 65 Ford Fair. 500 ' bl'ildin~: Another neighbor walk· For they are the enemy .... enemy uplosloo. He'll carry repo •· During the aoclal bour, 2 Dr. Hardtop, 289 '"" mg by tile roadside some dts- · the Viet Cong. an elght·lncb scar there for Attending the meeting llclous refreshments, keeping fne, Crulslmetlt tnna. 1 Low miitanre away, smelled burning "Gad," says Gl, "they're life. Jlllr. and Mrs. Jam .. M. wllb the 81. Palrlck'l D a 1 1 1 flesh, by imagination or olher· 1 ugly looking, ain't they?" "And you know the fllllDY : and these other membera, theme, were served by lite host.. ' wise. Others, moro distant, I "It's their smell 1 bale," aa- pari?" he asks. Slone, Tommy Beaver, en Helen Harrllto Naomi LonUSED CARLOT ' thought II to have struck a tree other adds. ''What?" ld Martin, Sue Martla Margaret WIDebrenner HelLoculi & Sycomoro Ita. ' near by and gave no special al· "What are they doln& ID our Douglu Marlin, and a £llest, ea Diddle, Marjarel CottrUl Mlddtoport tent ton to II. hospital anyway?" "The rat on the end there Is ' Joey Slone. ODd Agnea White. Visitors and school officials, uwh kno .,, .• demolitions u.pert.fl including Prof. Tom Carr, who ,,8 8 . ws. .. ''Ob?" was Superintendent of schools ..~ n~:;e· lellas. ·''Yeah, be may have rigged Pam Saundera wu at that time, noted unfinished ..~ · d , up tile one that got me." presldeut wbeo the Twlllibters work at the board such as lei· one on 1 look 80 good." Evl!ll more aggravating to f.H Club organized at im and figures only partly com Mattera, and the other soldiers home of Reda and Connie ,l pleted. Parts of written work of tbll ward, ill lbst tht man son. Others elected were: Ultt-11 with unfinished sentences and 1 on the end Is what they call a nle Gibson, vice president; ! paragraphs were scattered •·1 ''two • lime loser" - thai Is, SheUa Forth, ncrelary; bout the room. An open Bible on twice caplured. da Jeffers, treuurer; Paul I the teacher's desk in the mind The prisoner had been takea ler, news reporter: Shirley Batr·ll Iof some aooounted for a lesser ~~ by American fortes once he- CUJ, health end safety chair· fore. AI lbal lime be waa man; Lisa S&unders, song : tra~edy than might otherwise ; have been possible. banded over to South Vleltlamleader; Becky Durham, Count on us to supply the ready.mixed An article in a San Francisco Rev. Ronald JusUce pastor ese aulllorltles, lndoetrlnatad, Belville and Loretta Jolmson, • ooncret&lyou need for any farm build· , pafl"r noted that they had nev· of the First Church of the Naza. schooled, given money, aworn recreatioo leaders. lng pt;-oject We'll deliver what you er .• crounted for a similar ex· rene, announces that a wonder· to an oath ' ' allegiance and Attending the meeting then t ed back 1afo the 1 "Advertising Is now being erltlclzed for being too ef• urn coun- cub leaders, Mrs. Erwla fecUve ••• It's so effective, we are told, that It may . perwnce The seene was visit· ful response Is being shown In want, ,,\vhen you want it . . save you time ' ed by many from adJommg the revival services CllrrenUy tryslde. lOB and Mra. Paul Buter lead to monopoly and restraint ol compeUtlon •• this and work. money and materials. And : oounttes and states. being held at the church. Ree- Oace Ieae •• kepi the members, Pam and Lisa SBIIJI!I.·II erlticlsm Is moat certainly baaed on a m!Junderstand· 1 Community tension W89 les. ord crowds for the church have moaey hut DOIIdntl eke. b 1 ' ers, Becky Durham, Reda In& becauae one ol the most fundamental characterthe price is right! Call us soon for free ! ~ened by the rapidly approach· been on hand each night. These matter of neb lie WBI 1 Connie Gibson, Sblrley ~:~::11 lstlca ol advertising Is that It forces one to be com' mg largest flood Ibis part of the revival services will continue perrJIIo aeala and tho COfl. Sbella Forth, Uncia · 1\:tiUve" , , • (Howard J. Morgens, Pres., ProCtor II estimate ... without obligation. Oh10 Valley had seen, and by through Sunday evening fDietl eycle IIepa . Paula BaUer, Carolyn mble) the devastating floods of Colum. · ' Marla Steele, Debbie Wlillanii,IJ bus and Dayton which affected Forty·five minutes of special ~u don't make 111 III!IISO," and GaU BelvUie. Guesta were HEARLy EVERYBODY · · · EVERYWHERI · · • Mike and Randy Gibson, BreDREADS A NEWSPAPER EVERYDAY I members of some local !ami· music is being presented In each a 10ldier says. , lies, service, by Wally and Ginger "Yeah, be ahould'a been da Finley and Beverly Fisher. -.:;::;::::::~ WY 2·3284 1 II Is worth noting that 12 of Laxson, song evangelista far killed the first Ume." iii PAGE ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. j the enrolled pupils al the time the revival meeting, Rev. w. "Not aecesaarlly," 1 Pic. ~!!'!'!!!'!'!!!'!'....!'....!!'!' .. _!!'_!!'_'!' ...!!'_!!'_'!' ___ !!'_ !!""'!..,._...,_!!' ..""'!'"'!!""""'~""""""""""""r.!:be~c~a~m~e_IP~Ub~U~ ·c~a~cb~oo~l~te~a~c~ber~s. E. Zimmerman Is brlnglllil the dUfers. · -·--· - - - ·-messages for each t1 the ser- "Oh? Wby?" vices. "He nmy be valuable prop- Snodgrass Taking Job PO Special Services Costing More •'•Ike G A on pas ean T• Jng baSE erst Assi '!'he 1!161 1\y ~ P"r c can tior Is • AA ( Du ani an• m• Th• "d· 1 E AI N Cl , EJ-ti.OD Day Tiede in Viet Nom IS• '.a ded v•Iet cong·Draw Top•"e of Sunshine Makers compaSSIOD • £rom Ameneans II ODD em: FURNISHINGS? BUDGET SHOP! lAKER FURNITURE 4-H Club News I I i 1 St 16 M A ~ D (' ~ v I ~imes Cleveland Freight Bt:}ok RecQlls .Early River Days I rei< • Ill "''"" I Kehh Goble Ford 1 1 I Building on the farm? WHY ADVERTISING CRITICS ARE ReVI•VaJIS• We make the B.Ig Success Nazarene ! I job easier AU WET .•• I GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Easter FIRST IN 1916. STILL FIRST & FINEST TODAY. BOLENS SEE THEM {'i ·. NOW ON DISPLAY! The church continues Ill em. phasls on Sunday School attencJ.. an~ ID, the contlnuatiea of the driVe, Stand By The Cross." A large cross ill erected In the sanctuary with a light lor each of the classea. '1'lle geal of the Sunday Scbool for Ibis Sullday II 300. Ginger and Wally J.u. 10n will be singing during the Sunday School boor Ibis Sunday at 9:30. The public Is Invited to atl!!!ld these services • ----FINED '10, COSTS In Judge Frank Porter'• Meigs County Court Darren E. Smith was fined $10 and COlla on a plea of guilty to a charge by the Oblo Slate Highway p8• trol for permitting an uollcen. ed operator to o~te a vablcle. • erty." "How?" ''AI ID Informant Anyway, we can't just let a guy clie.'' "He'1 rlibl" "Maybe . . . . but ( cot Jtlll IIDt question." "Wbal'l that?" "Would their aida do lbt aame for us?" . The men gab on. II helpe a blUe. Hallllf the three VC takes their mlndl off l!te band that was amputated, or lbe stitches on a face that keeps breaking open, or the buddy they left lyln& laca doWII IB a rice paddy. "WeU?" 10mebody proda the ' Pic., "what about It?" Do you think their side would do the same lor us?" "No," the soldier 101wen. "I don't JIUeU their lidt Patricia Hatfield was fined would." $10 and costs on her plea of guilty for no operator'• u. TRIAL DATE SET cense charged by till State Judie JohD C. Bacon lei Ap. Highway Patrol rD 14 u the date for the cue ol Clwlotte Peckham, AdmJD. 96th Annlvernry lltratrll ol lhe eatate of Hal'l"rll D. Peckham, decealled h. Ham Weaver, R. D., ~~~~~ port, In 111 entry ftled Bat In Melli COUIIIy Cieri! If Courtl. IH Our Prize Board ' l.-"&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--.1 Commemorate Easter with a precious jewelry gift of lasting beautyl See our superb Spring collection at significant seasonal savings. 'ExtinpUh Bla&e elulova ond lltiln Wllchle eArtcamd Diamond Rlnp eBirthltone 11,.. elltlln w.n Clockl •~ Cuff Llnka 1nrl Til Taa A e Prl- OardMr Blllloldl LASTING SYMB()L OF eParktr P- IIIII Pencils e Lelelt Plllhlone In Spring Coitume Jew lilly SA LE 'f, if, CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE ',1'1 ' ' ' ' . '·' , .~.! ' .,· •,.' :;..,' ·~ Morrall is · Guest For Annual 4-H M �.,.-..... ' -----.. ... -·----. - -· - ~ ,, _ _Bul~ville __ ( ...- ~- BY LENORA MOONEY Mrs. William Walters and daughter April spent a day vis· · illllB her daiJghler, Mr. and Mrs. John McKinley at Dunbar, W. l Va. She· went especially to · make the acquaintance of her · grandson, whose name is Kevin William. The McKinleyo have • I daughter Kimberly. · Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mooney, Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs. Gary Lane and Jamie and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mooney were Sun· day dinner guests of Mr. ond Mrs. Richard Russell and lam- l IJy· of Grove City. The occasion · was in honor of Mrs. Roy Moon- ' ey•s birthday. In the afternoon · they visited all of .4n. Moon- I ey's children. MTR. Inez Price i and three boys, Mr. and Mro. 1 David Smith and children, Mrs. I Ernestine Todd and Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Swln<her and children, all of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sheets . and Terry and Mark spent Sun- . day afternoon with Mr. and Mn. , Fioyd Mooney ond · ~r. and Mrs. · Emmett Waugh of Hannan Trace Rd. Mr. and Mra. Bud Nance of --- ., .. ~, .t§ 00 . . , .. . -~ . .:<' j ;t! n u II d d i r 1~~. I ~ ~ ~ l~ ~ J ~= t-= tG ~ I ~ ~til I . f... t ui - ~· -· "Ill Ill •... l •r ~ ·I 15-loot oak cross has been erected by members of the Meigs County Jaycee• for the county-wide pre-Easter HuntiOK1on, W. Va. were guesll oen wes, scheduled tonight at 7:30 in the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium. Aaslstln(l the Rev. Joseph Kraty, Mgbr. S Mro. Emmett preb idr·nt of the Meigs County Minioterlal A11n., above ar e Jaycees Jim Mees, Jim Wlaecup, Bill Pullins, and Curt \ Mau . un ay. .,, ·. McDanil'l, president. Services are open to the public. 1.. Winnie ,.etherholt of , Gatllpollo waa a vllltor ol Mr. 11- TI1e Sunday sunday, March 27, 1968 andMn. Mrs.Rilby RoySaundero Mooney and recenUy. to..l Mrt. I •,ew Wendell Roush of Eno oaUad .. .-- -Tlme5-Sen~lnel, - ~------·~~--------~=======::::. Hope Charles Briggs is Engaged as Visiting D).rector of Theater •.n Reed c.·ty Mich re.<~dent r ! . ' , niiAIT PAULK sr· • NafiVe • Causes Q Ulft • a , I ~:s:.~~="'· M~. Wllllam Cro,;.e Ga1110 Marvell~ BY ADA KEELS : Mrs. Soo1llh attend· Mr. and • MRS. FLORA rect~~Uy, ed the PTA at RIO Grande crade JeSH visited Eblm her fati1er IChOOI rec•ntly. on Teena 'Rwl Mr. Rd. I . As She Celebrates J02nd Anniversary Mr. •nd Mrs. Bob Smith and MI.. .Claro Jellm ol Co1185, ;m.a abe met 11111 ramlly of Chillicothe visited bla lumbu1 is spending I lew dayl A natlva al Ottlla eouDl)'.Jibe btmlhrllna JHI'I· 1111 J Slrall, 1 . ly K her h Jparenll, flo --• ......,, rowa ...Ill ...._ ..,. .. .., .. .., -- • , mother, Mrs. Lola Smtih recent- with Mr.Larr IIIII Mn.1 who is 8 noted "'" •-"sl, ausad .. _ •-• ........ I. -.n. -'-'• ,__ r_ __._tttrJ 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hurt of 8:n:J Rde n "'"' Y great excltement at the Halrlpo qalnlt 1111 ldal Of beiiiB IOJDo ll8lb'oll4 ID Del'lM Mr. Strall 1 1114 Willi 11110 ColumbUI spent 1 weekend wllb , shire Nunlnl HolM Ill Halrlpo pll'ld to Gl'lllllma u-, ,.rbo left l'lllroJc!IIIC · his parents, Mr. and Mrs. lu 1 sbtre, D1., ou Mooday whlll adiiiYad t.111e M ,1 pebller ID lilt. 1lllltlesU IIIII rtlll1 meat 1 Hurt and tiater Jacqueline. President Theodore 1,,108,_ she celebrated her !02nd blrlll- New 8IJCiaod. Mit. Plulll..,.. llu•lq¢M 1114 ball 01111 Of tht Mr. and Mn. Larry c. Smith velt created the lint u.s. bird day, and received eonaratula- "All llbe aiD p111i II 111'111 llrleat llilc\yarda ID Norllt and diUKhler Brenda Kay Jnd aanctuary on 11- tory meJJOIPI and flowln, _ .." ·!fda 1 81 1903 She b beeD ldeBt of 'nit GaDta ut1n his yarents, Mr. and Mrs. H· A. land, Fla., In • Til pllnler I'CII&' eh1ldnl wen lluna II plans to fi)' to Michl- famous Karamu theatre in 1964Smtth ol to Porter a bus!· llarle4 1111' ll't lfGrk II 1M •• Lela deceased· Frank oess trtp Loganmade recently. 1an '" mid-April to take over ! 65, a.nd is locally prominent as Rev. Vance Wallon and wlle, 0 YWOO GIIIO and II well blowll for 1111' ID llectricla llvllil Ia hi• duties as director. lecturer,[ • director and ar!or... !oa Harris •n niece d all of work Ill ell paiD\tltl eovab:C Pad, ID., Wal*, I I'Hld-- Ill anU administrative a..istant to \ Last summer he scored • Blackfork ealled on' . Deacon JI'&CUcally every IUbJeCI Ill- Fox River Grove, nt,lllll with the producer. James Taylor. 1 resounding critical hit as DonCoopt'r. wife and Jennte HowducUng flowers, lanclacapel, & wbom she made ber IIIII H1• has been contracted to : aid in "You Can't Take II With eU Sundoy evening. fmall, por\1'1111, marine \IC!IIIN, Dr. Jerey 8tralt, clet .d. dim! u production of '"T h •i You," which set a boX offire Mr. an MT!. Jim Howard which she aeldeVed with ll"'al Three Peony Opera ." which will ! record at Columbus• Plavhou,.. and daughter Sherr!, mother, IIIII aaeiDeN IIIII llu ru n Irom Joiv 20 through Aug. On-The-Green Mrs Mary Howard motored to 1 -WiD "Our allll '1181 to p1 me Into now laid ulde her bruabaa IIIII 1 and 11tll close the 10-week oea-1 Pt"t•sently he Ia e!ty editor oi l Dayton Sunday to visit their , HOLLYWOOD (UP8 feature lc\Urtl 81 1 star," paint, bavlllg completed aver son w1!h • presentatton of •·The l lhe Columbus Call and Post, a CHARLES BRIGGS olster and daughter, Mrs. Hoz- ; opoil Ri\er ,1 Smith "It lln'l like 1100 eaavues. Sltt II 11011 eGDrant.,,twks" opening Aug. z.1 1weekly newspaper with bnmch 1 e) Young and family, also their Not h'!s time, t _ the old dayl yM... 1eton tal to rein andtlulnmlnlsce 011 1, . • ,_, d Cl H Smlt 1 curren 10.-~ ..... and ,. Insmg Sept. 4. ofhces In Cleveland and Cln- ' clnnatl. uouther an son. arence owof the 1 01118rkable can't just all 8IQIIDII OR their a ouue aw even ard who io ttalioned In Cali!or- Is on• · moo r lnt o1 tatlonl IIIII wall for 1111 at tho late homo. nia and •• spendin& a week at 11D Hollywood. By d repu )leeelllly a picture was taken bue In Dayton ' perseverance and a amarl brew. •...._ representing flvt geaeraUons, Iportnerllhlp Smith bu warded ''lD tbla bus[Desa """" with the retlrttd arllat, bar ' .:;:; W. W. Leonard I M~r·o!:~ol~ ~-=ntl;u~= off obiCurlty to plot and plan a you've,ot to~ teheme 1011 , Walter Stnlt. lr., Walllr : W W Leonard, 'IS, • former 'belp'e.J her whlia her buaband leareer that hal brouaht hllll and go oulto your~ Strai~ Jr., Yra. Linda Eaton Middleport buslneaamaa, died It recov lr very near the top of his breab. You have lo aDd Robert Batoa. Jr. lfr•. Mtlrgaret Wall ,the funeral home alter 1 pm 1Frtday noon at the R!versidl r erlni om a roceut and 111181'1." Margaret wan . 83. a · Sunda) Methodist t. Columbus. era Jolt I If you the face, Carr llnally JlCOIPIId "MIIilr Mit. Paulk wu borD Ill 1 restden! of 634 Secood Ave., died Survivors lncinde three dau• \remember '"11 Sunoet Strip." Roberti" ID 1111 mowJaclge thai lol ablD • blr pandlall.-'1 at 9 am Friday m a Woll•ton }amPs E. Wine ar 1 ghters. Mrs. Vivian Van Meter Mrr, DorUJ Poteet Jle pillyed t11e other detectiVe the aeriea would rMallblllh farm IIIII' Oalllpollt Ill l8ll LMII lOr IM nursmg hOme folli!Wing 1 Ions J•m E w g of Port Clinton Mrs VIrginia PI'. PEASANT - Mrs. llor· '·oppo>!te Elrem Ztmballtl Jr. U Smith with a qualtly cban<llr llo!r paroall WeN .A1Jnhlm H. - * .. 70 llln"'' . ' eran 5world dl..: v:1- , Talboll, ·and Mra. is Poteet, Q, 1 reslOOilt ol Rt. that doetm'l do It, tuna ill Olllll playad IIJ JllnrJ Faade. IIIII !llubetb Solll tluii!J, ---Mrs Wall wa• born In Mas- 1 S d • tlt V 1:Shirley Hy>ell of Columbus I Pt. Pieuant, and formerly "Mister Roberti" "Alan Jllld II would do more IIIII GleJ rearad Ill ehlldrtn. A • 1 ' wtth whom he made hla home of Miller. 0., ditd at 1:41 p.m. Both televisioo ehowa, llngll- thaD allrol4way alloW fa ttGIIII l'QIIDCel' lirolbtr, Prank, II 11011 12 15 a; : 1rr on co untv. W Va . March ' e et lllo)r,udlll.,._ !118:! daughter of the tate James i untlne:"n, : stven grandchildren and eight Friday In Holror Ho!J]l!!al. She larly undistinguished and poorly mpeets," Smith recaUed. "I • 7ean ol4 IIIII II a retldeal •0 ... I Mary Ellen Morrow for wrok en 8 patent 1great grandchildren. Hriously Ul for tha ·made. mljbt :>ave destroyed a wu concerned It might 1111 fl lilt VA Ceallr )II JIGDbND, :...,.•::.. I..,. 1 \laves. Her mamage tu Carl Mr Wme ar wa• born in Gal- Funeral servlcea wiU ba bold pa y . lesa detennlnad man. three fit IOU! ytarJ IIIII Ill Ta. • ._,. _ _ .... \I ali, , (,allipol!• jeweler, took g. Mondav at 1.30 m fro the She was born at Mlller, 0., Smith, In fact, wu Wlfm• back our mnvtt planl. But Aid plore AUK 1. !9113, and be pre- ' eb 8· son of ! Rutherford Peorbln :uaaral March 7, 1921, daughter ol Mrs. ploy.-! ,alld broke 1hortly al,. told me not to worry becatlllll Ill Jtla, Mit. PIIUik Willi lo I II T HIM tO OA. ceded her m deat• on Oct. 2, 1 e • • o nson an . ary eo- I Edna MUter, who survlvea and "77 Suasel Strip" wtnl oil lht Wll bllnl madt II Wllrlll!n J)eJpm, TtL, • a IIINI .-k 19>5. Ia Roush Winegar "" mar- J Home at WorthlllifiOO. Uvea a$J. Pleasant. and tho . air He was thinking ol and wouldn't ba NIIOWed. Jte IDd Mdtlad Ill ...,. IIIII I!IIBII'II Twu •urvtvmg dau&htel'tl are irisge was tv the former Allee , iale \ Pe Mllltr. be.;.,ming 1 carpsnter fit crop- wu rltld-" halp 1 OCJUI)D ..._ wilt ball fllutWI \trs .• Ciarence •Mtldred) WhHe ,Hartle) , of llidd!eport, on Dec. ;Mr3. MmildnChapman ID tioa to ber mother, dusting pilot In order to avoltl Smith alao liBI UIIUI'III IIJ tlla.rad a biUIID Ill wltoll ol <.iall•pniJS, and Mrs His life was btl personal IP'MIW thai bt tmv1ll fNID I 'lbll , .. MI..W A Ph. 441ollt'l 192 1. and she survlvPI Mr. i PT. PEASANT - Mrs. Ma· sbe is survived by her husband, bankruptcy tl:al'ftetl Km& of CmcmnaU. •r A'"'' the last 1 hi• tilda Chapman, 86, of Upp« Lyle Poteet, lour Iitten, and further ...;,mpllcated by an would be offered a lop IIXI'fll Glllla lulad lllllllthe 1111 cl .., 1 11 A Lrother, Ch.rles Mayeo, of am Y· aumvmg Five Mile, near flelldii'IOI, dlad three brollten, Mrs, Haul nubappy marrlaJI'I• dttrlltllllt nm ol "Jiobn." 1 Hemkrson, also survives. Jun• Can1rel l of Galltpolto. at 6 a.m. Friday 11 ber home Maule ol Cltetapeake, 0 ., Mn. At thla point 11101\ J10oC111111 Without a prell qenl, lfllllllt ; :•• a rettred \!r, \1 all w8!1 a member of following a two monlba lllneu. Joan Jones of Pt. Pleasant, "ltarl" duck Utt ac\1111 dodp aDd Carr weal about publidlllll Cr.,·e Methodist rhurcb, the o1 tm en Holler HearmK ( u , ~ Mrs Chapman wal hom II Mn. Dorothy Dlllon and Mrs. for honHI labor or !!Dd blt actlritlel U ID alrpllna \l onw n"; Soctety of and had _hved ' Mason county, May II, 1100, Jean Poteet, both ol Mlller, .0., lbtllllel"¥111 rich &trl frlftld, pilot, bla appeiii'IIIWI ID 1111111 >"""'• and th• Ladieo Bible ' ere on "an• Rd ., unltl laot daul!hter of the late Jerry and Doo Mlller ol Eureka, 0., $laek wltll Aelllll lbealei'ID-tbe-rotllld ID"'Jall CIN Dec~mber He was 1 member Mary Eltll Slden JI'IIDI. H ar ert and Johla MlUtr, both of 8mllb, bowever, clulllto till and dramas, his very warm S1•rv!fes wiU be held at 2 p. of F ank '" Pust, Amencan Le- first marrta1e waa to Thomas Mlller, 0. shreds of hlt carter ID romance with sex kitten AIIDm Moiumy at ~11iter"s Home ,g!on. and was a charter mem- I. Duncan, IIIII Iller bll deatb, Mra. Poleel Wll a member cfelperatlon. He found I IVIIID Marcret IIIII an 1M rat. !ur luneras. Rev. Hughev Jones ' ber of Poot, lshe married Cbarlea Chapman ol t&a Church of Christ at Hello "Sunday 1n Naw York" Ill Smith II dlvoreed now. IDa -.11 .ufltcla!e, and burlal wiU I Legton at Middleport. who eurvlvH. ' clenon. Service• will be beld at Brook!lel4, W1a a year IIIII 1 ez-wtft lclrell Ylclorla llbaw, 31 2 ' : She wu a n1011tbar of I b t I p.m. Sunday at the Crow·Hua- hall a , And be ;p Mound HJD "' 11 he hi dl4l'l .-ntly remarried. l"t!ends moy call at tht fulleral m. at Mtiler • Homo ' Loggerhead Cltttrcb. Other 1\lfo sell Funtlt'Jil home. Mr. Larry pt : Jmnwlla.. bid from ,...... .....,.. lriPI b<l!De after 4 plll i!und;ly. , v1vors In addition to btr bus- JOJIII, m!nlllar, will olflclate. Darryl Zanuck, 8mllh dld Hit Income tllll ,ear ..U, •lor f unera ls Rev JOSf'ph " . bunal band, are 1 dalqllter, M r I. Burial wU be In Miller, 0., auracl lite auenuoAJaD wW lnvadl thl ,p.npr. 1man w1ll off~r~att, and ,lt;s. Della Chamber• i beF'" Htll U Hlancbe Not! or Mechllllelburl, -etery. Fl'lendlmay aall at Carr. a )IOtllbflll IIIII bracket. Smith's ekllllel an Mra. Della CurtJs Clullllben, l fua.;., l1111Y ca 11 ' • 0., ud four 10111, Edward Dun- 1111 funeral horna. pJoyacl would-ba p!lldacer. Impeecab)J lalltlrtd. Hla .W. 1 ei," of M•li St .. can of Jackaon, 0., Delmar and "AID uke4 1M wbJ mr, tudo 18 ooalldellt IIIII fhl CUiurt d%pqrl, died Saturday afttor· , l Dale Duneu, botll et Marya- /tJmlll HarfNJfllll caner - fai!IDC apart, looml brl&bl fDtiMct · the Crestvtew NUT!IDI ) -orPn J· S/aglP v!iie, and Dana CbapiDID, at MASON - Jamea Henaley Smllh old, "llld I bad DO Carr Wll U cood II Ida brtto' in Dayton Loren J. Slagle, 113, of Water- bomll. HlrJII'IVel, II, Rl. 1 Pt. I'J- llli'Wert· word. In 1111 lui ...U of 1 was boro at Lang Bot- too doed P'nday "' an Ironton 1 Five aurvlvlnl llllerllllll two ul, ID employe of the Dapart- ·"We 4eclcfed to pool 1.s. lilmlDI "Mietar lloberll" l<lm on April j88S daugh- hospital following a lingering brothsn are: Mn. Laura llobba menl o1 Nalural Retourcel bralnt lfltb 1117 toteat and IH Smltb wu offered lilt 111n'1111 ter 'fir the late 19 K... dine... H. opent most of his of MarysvUle, 0 ., Mn. MlrJ State of West Vlr&IJII&, died what happened. Wt bad 1 role ill Oll.o J'romlqlll''l Curtis ll•r m llle In Ga!lia county, ucept for VanSlckll and Mrl. f'ranetl apectedl' at 1:40 a.m. Satur· muter plu lhtl IDcludad "Hurry SundoWD".........., lilt Can you PI was to Cha bear- 16 yean when he w•• employ- Gardner, both of Galllpollt, day In PJeusnt YalltJ Holpll- sllylnt away from llollytlood vtblclll Ropr hopei wiU Clft'1 pt tWst'kl ... I1• a '- time Middle r! ed by International Harvoeter Mrs. Becky Kinnaird al Hoi· al, Pt. Pleuanl. until' 1 provad myaelt u a blm to lbe illlrdtlm ba lllb • 1 ani preceded r.r in death Co of Springfield, whore he re- sell, Mr1. Vtetorla CUey ol Lu- Bom Dee. 11, ltlf, In Pol- pertonner ID oilier blg screeD. siJe be ct~Ster, 0., JIIDII Flllll ol Oak um county, va., be wu the Carr, who bu lilt pill ol a ths"It'• llU a pall, llkllrl • · Ured In 19fi0 1 Heath Mr Slagle was born ID Gallla Htll, 0., and Paul FllDI et Jim. 1011 allllt latt J - IIIII Ellla- buri)ar, lltW to San FniiCiaCO lbe wboll ton IIIII wwlllle 0E • vange- county Aug. a, 1882, 1011 or the denoa. Than art ltlflllllehllo beth Bua lllrp'avea. wltb Smith IIIII barpd IIIIo lbe your way up," Smith ulcL "rm ~t•l No. 172, Order ol late Thomns and Etllabeth dren and r1 IJUt.crlllllchll- Surrlvon lncluda, b1a wilt, larned Jlun&rY I Dllbll!lldl. now Ia I )1011\ltll Ia llflllt astern · Dt.venport Slagle. Ills marriage dren. Mlldrad· one aon JIIIIOI Ropr illrumiDIII Ills &Ultar IIIII work IIIII GWGIII4 hlvl Jal'pld Mra. Chmil«s '' aurvlvect by to Ethot Lee took place m 19!1, Sar•t. wm ba bakl at l:lt 0.; two Mrt: OOIIVInad the proprlllllr h i - at a 110the follo_w'91 Mr I. BDd sbe survtva, aJq ttrllb a p.m. Sunday II lilt Crow-l!» Marlt IW!maa, Rt. 1 Letan, a lblpr. ·SIIoliiJ' lhtrtlltlr "'1'1111 111111111 • tD I W• :J:lis of Day- 8011, Hobart Siagla o1 Walarloe, eell r-1 IIDmt. lift. Tp IDd 11. 111m1t 1o1r, Mllllfltld, lmiCII haadad . lbe bill wltb Dllll Mllrlill tbll .,.,.,. llul J",m of 'nl.. an el&bt aralldcblldrea my KlnMird IDd O'DIII 0.: 0111llllHlsllr, Mn.. Jaell _,1111"' Dall Adami IIIII 8111 I'm . DO& lollrl t1 lit II.. .A11r1 . t an car o tha and lour llulfl wiU Gflklllt, 1114 burlll Vqbl, LariiJI Air .,_ (:Giby; Today lllrdl7 a olllb baciUie AlaD llladl me 1111 ' . , ' Bank, IIIII Two IIUI'flviDIIII8tlrl art Mrt. will ba In Conoard ii1101111117· Bua, Mua.; QRt brolllar, rot- ODtll4 .nont llllo'lllllilt. . alld dllllt Ill el1lba alld waril T. ' Chamben of Doca- M""" Jeakllll of BowlinC Frllllda may all II llmal nit, Wilt Colulllbul; IIIII btl Ci1r 8mllll'a Mini lo 1111 atmrllal 111111111 lfiiM 1ft Tbndera grand- a- llld Mn. Nae Golfe f1 home. a1 j'ttlhat, a:r.t Mill, I'm& lldllpoD4. 11uJiD1 Ml II Jle all 11111t11 cl . . IIJf c•.,lflllo a """""" nlecea Waterloo. Ia, 0. 'DIIn 11 - ,.....,.Od, tndt pepan. lalllh'l two C111 110 11011. oitjopbewt lllrtD alto IUI'Y!vo. Servie.. will be beld at 3 p. Aa Ulad Ia tha U. l Navy, hrvleel will ba Cllllltlueted 11 111114 WDI lilrlldiJitl ID lollr. "' 1111111 .... _ , • . will ba btld at 2 m. SUnday at the Gallia Ba!>- the term "11l1Uback" moana a 1 p.m. lloDdiJ at 1M JIDII!Ixil lnd ,.rt!JIIIW 1D tin olftlnl ID .II te1nla1oa tbat p.m. · TillMay It tha Rottrlln11- Us\ churcb. Rev. Kinner Van- N•vy lltBII wbo baa crooaed the home by the Ro9v. Stan- irar lD televlsllln aerlea. IliON relleved IbM t • Ill , , ,r • :·•,' ' ~I t:$•ta FoDera! borne. Rev. M. over will olllctal<l, ond hor!al equator. ley Moore. Burial wiU ba II Btil Cerr'a mutar plalt hatlr bls ..til" badll'l • E, lloWIOII wiU alllclall, and wiD ba ID Gallla ua- Alltlka'a ppftal ol Jtllllaa Ia Kirtland Memorial OaJdens. Inelqcled a Broadway abo1I-I10t - - ' • · bur}Jl il'lll,' lit- iD der dirtdila olthe Pbllll!tl Fu- about 1,110 m11ll froiD e l'rllndl BIIJ' all JI.IM .fuwal t1D01iJer tldeo tltlltl. "A Jontl'lllmllt tilttllr ....., chloierJ. r.rlioMI ull II aor!ll bome. Friada mar 1111 Stat. ol Wuhl!llloiL home alter J p.m. llwldar· .tt1ta II lllnlals a pill I I • • I 1 l!ll&" ~ ,;. notive of Gallipolis, and! As director of Michigan'! new.. 95 N. Nelson Rd .. est and most exeiting summer ( ,• "'hils. Charles Briggs, a•, theatre. Briggs will oversee such "raduate of Galiia Acnde- 1production' a• "My 1'a!r Lady," t• .• nd.ll n•tionally distinguish- , "Dark ol the Moon," and "La tileotre director, ho< been : Ronde." In addition to hls !niten<:ag•:d "' visiting director for \ iol dtreding assignments. tlw Blue Vall_ev Summer Brigg•. who holdo a barheIre In Heed t.tty, Mtch. The lor's degree from Ohio State was ata theatre felnoir.hw<•sttenl ol arena Detrotl. is located :l Univf'rsity, lowship holder Cleveland'o I~ ~ Thea-~ ~Ucaa nl;U~teal l;ri~gs ..,.. ~ dS H II urvey .,~' ~· ' ' Success Won't Spot"llctor ~ d Sm•'th th•"s Tm"e Aroun ~llb1 I oucceo~ I' ... na ea t s D h A I ~Irs ' .01 . ~. I ~nd 0~ '~::ri CbristiaD <~ Colum~u~, ~.resident ~Jd.l n~,·' in ;:'~ apret~~~l" ~ ~ravel r;~: ~. SUNEE ·~lla ~•I'" or cern~ ' ~ er..toa.' Jll'ea~JII'ID4eblldrtD. ..~ c: ... >.. ~ ~ Q -=... -= ....= ·a 'IJ 1111 r::J ~ 00 II :. Wil -.. -.... l! ..j!l II til _;.. !'I 0 . ~. ~ 'a.! ir " e c ...1! ._," ~ < .. d.... • ~ .. ~ j" ~ ~~ >. "' ~ ~ .. ~ ~ " 2; c: i,t: .J .. l .. 0, -~ :t: r&. ~ fi! ..., '1:11 · - to- t-oo • .. ·> H H ~lk - :ii s~ ~~ ... 0 ~~ - aa•W' '* lllillra, a.v. ..mt ~al ~ JUMB-LE -that ICt-W.d wonl 1enae ~a.. l!lvt~rvltw § ~ ~til WCI&dl ad baiJ ... p~" w. ~~ mar ~ -= !j H :l " ; iii ENB ~ Cha~ I~';?~Ga. I! •• ... .. :U.. = !~ "' ..) § 8it 1 ~tS !i ' ) ...." •• J~~ ~nd lab~atson rtag~ Her~rt :.,;~ ~ho MetliPd~ts ~u':'c"hm a~ lftiJ&ru::f Og""7' ~ f.atlollal ~IDe PRESS UQUA ~ .Jb~.- clilldr~, \~) Aloh~re an 1HI empio~H he!~ J ~ ....,~ Fre~><'y-Bennett An_ter~ean ~- ' ~ervu"' ~unday l 1 ° n~ce M~ "'~ ha~ be:~ ~~~ ~~gar . . . -• ....,_~ ~:;r: h~~.~ ~ Angus l~i · ·-• Jlarnes~Ule. ~y ~ ~a ~0 ~" 1 j : -·z "~" ! profession~an't pla~e H~sp!tal I wo~u· ~Jned, I' I~ ••* NEWSPAPE·R l Ut~ .... ,.. i ........ �.,.-..... ' -----.. ... -·----. - -· - ~ ,, _ _Bul~ville __ ( ...- ~- BY LENORA MOONEY Mrs. William Walters and daughter April spent a day vis· · illllB her daiJghler, Mr. and Mrs. John McKinley at Dunbar, W. l Va. She· went especially to · make the acquaintance of her · grandson, whose name is Kevin William. The McKinleyo have • I daughter Kimberly. · Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mooney, Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs. Gary Lane and Jamie and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mooney were Sun· day dinner guests of Mr. ond Mrs. Richard Russell and lam- l IJy· of Grove City. The occasion · was in honor of Mrs. Roy Moon- ' ey•s birthday. In the afternoon · they visited all of .4n. Moon- I ey's children. MTR. Inez Price i and three boys, Mr. and Mro. 1 David Smith and children, Mrs. I Ernestine Todd and Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Swln<her and children, all of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sheets . and Terry and Mark spent Sun- . day afternoon with Mr. and Mn. , Fioyd Mooney ond · ~r. and Mrs. · Emmett Waugh of Hannan Trace Rd. Mr. and Mra. Bud Nance of --- ., .. ~, .t§ 00 . . , .. . -~ . .:<' j ;t! n u II d d i r 1~~. I ~ ~ ~ l~ ~ J ~= t-= tG ~ I ~ ~til I . f... t ui - ~· -· "Ill Ill •... l •r ~ ·I 15-loot oak cross has been erected by members of the Meigs County Jaycee• for the county-wide pre-Easter HuntiOK1on, W. Va. were guesll oen wes, scheduled tonight at 7:30 in the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium. Aaslstln(l the Rev. Joseph Kraty, Mgbr. S Mro. Emmett preb idr·nt of the Meigs County Minioterlal A11n., above ar e Jaycees Jim Mees, Jim Wlaecup, Bill Pullins, and Curt \ Mau . un ay. .,, ·. McDanil'l, president. Services are open to the public. 1.. Winnie ,.etherholt of , Gatllpollo waa a vllltor ol Mr. 11- TI1e Sunday sunday, March 27, 1968 andMn. Mrs.Rilby RoySaundero Mooney and recenUy. to..l Mrt. I •,ew Wendell Roush of Eno oaUad .. .-- -Tlme5-Sen~lnel, - ~------·~~--------~=======::::. Hope Charles Briggs is Engaged as Visiting D).rector of Theater •.n Reed c.·ty Mich re.<~dent r ! . ' , niiAIT PAULK sr· • NafiVe • Causes Q Ulft • a , I ~:s:.~~="'· M~. Wllllam Cro,;.e Ga1110 Marvell~ BY ADA KEELS : Mrs. Soo1llh attend· Mr. and • MRS. FLORA rect~~Uy, ed the PTA at RIO Grande crade JeSH visited Eblm her fati1er IChOOI rec•ntly. on Teena 'Rwl Mr. Rd. I . As She Celebrates J02nd Anniversary Mr. •nd Mrs. Bob Smith and MI.. .Claro Jellm ol Co1185, ;m.a abe met 11111 ramlly of Chillicothe visited bla lumbu1 is spending I lew dayl A natlva al Ottlla eouDl)'.Jibe btmlhrllna JHI'I· 1111 J Slrall, 1 . ly K her h Jparenll, flo --• ......,, rowa ...Ill ...._ ..,. .. .., .. .., -- • , mother, Mrs. Lola Smtih recent- with Mr.Larr IIIII Mn.1 who is 8 noted "'" •-"sl, ausad .. _ •-• ........ I. -.n. -'-'• ,__ r_ __._tttrJ 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hurt of 8:n:J Rde n "'"' Y great excltement at the Halrlpo qalnlt 1111 ldal Of beiiiB IOJDo ll8lb'oll4 ID Del'lM Mr. Strall 1 1114 Willi 11110 ColumbUI spent 1 weekend wllb , shire Nunlnl HolM Ill Halrlpo pll'ld to Gl'lllllma u-, ,.rbo left l'lllroJc!IIIC · his parents, Mr. and Mrs. lu 1 sbtre, D1., ou Mooday whlll adiiiYad t.111e M ,1 pebller ID lilt. 1lllltlesU IIIII rtlll1 meat 1 Hurt and tiater Jacqueline. President Theodore 1,,108,_ she celebrated her !02nd blrlll- New 8IJCiaod. Mit. Plulll..,.. llu•lq¢M 1114 ball 01111 Of tht Mr. and Mn. Larry c. Smith velt created the lint u.s. bird day, and received eonaratula- "All llbe aiD p111i II 111'111 llrleat llilc\yarda ID Norllt and diUKhler Brenda Kay Jnd aanctuary on 11- tory meJJOIPI and flowln, _ .." ·!fda 1 81 1903 She b beeD ldeBt of 'nit GaDta ut1n his yarents, Mr. and Mrs. H· A. land, Fla., In • Til pllnler I'CII&' eh1ldnl wen lluna II plans to fi)' to Michl- famous Karamu theatre in 1964Smtth ol to Porter a bus!· llarle4 1111' ll't lfGrk II 1M •• Lela deceased· Frank oess trtp Loganmade recently. 1an '" mid-April to take over ! 65, a.nd is locally prominent as Rev. Vance Wallon and wlle, 0 YWOO GIIIO and II well blowll for 1111' ID llectricla llvllil Ia hi• duties as director. lecturer,[ • director and ar!or... !oa Harris •n niece d all of work Ill ell paiD\tltl eovab:C Pad, ID., Wal*, I I'Hld-- Ill anU administrative a..istant to \ Last summer he scored • Blackfork ealled on' . Deacon JI'&CUcally every IUbJeCI Ill- Fox River Grove, nt,lllll with the producer. James Taylor. 1 resounding critical hit as DonCoopt'r. wife and Jennte HowducUng flowers, lanclacapel, & wbom she made ber IIIII H1• has been contracted to : aid in "You Can't Take II With eU Sundoy evening. fmall, por\1'1111, marine \IC!IIIN, Dr. Jerey 8tralt, clet .d. dim! u production of '"T h •i You," which set a boX offire Mr. an MT!. Jim Howard which she aeldeVed with ll"'al Three Peony Opera ." which will ! record at Columbus• Plavhou,.. and daughter Sherr!, mother, IIIII aaeiDeN IIIII llu ru n Irom Joiv 20 through Aug. On-The-Green Mrs Mary Howard motored to 1 -WiD "Our allll '1181 to p1 me Into now laid ulde her bruabaa IIIII 1 and 11tll close the 10-week oea-1 Pt"t•sently he Ia e!ty editor oi l Dayton Sunday to visit their , HOLLYWOOD (UP8 feature lc\Urtl 81 1 star," paint, bavlllg completed aver son w1!h • presentatton of •·The l lhe Columbus Call and Post, a CHARLES BRIGGS olster and daughter, Mrs. Hoz- ; opoil Ri\er ,1 Smith "It lln'l like 1100 eaavues. Sltt II 11011 eGDrant.,,twks" opening Aug. z.1 1weekly newspaper with bnmch 1 e) Young and family, also their Not h'!s time, t _ the old dayl yM... 1eton tal to rein andtlulnmlnlsce 011 1, . • ,_, d Cl H Smlt 1 curren 10.-~ ..... and ,. Insmg Sept. 4. ofhces In Cleveland and Cln- ' clnnatl. uouther an son. arence owof the 1 01118rkable can't just all 8IQIIDII OR their a ouue aw even ard who io ttalioned In Cali!or- Is on• · moo r lnt o1 tatlonl IIIII wall for 1111 at tho late homo. nia and •• spendin& a week at 11D Hollywood. By d repu )leeelllly a picture was taken bue In Dayton ' perseverance and a amarl brew. •...._ representing flvt geaeraUons, Iportnerllhlp Smith bu warded ''lD tbla bus[Desa """" with the retlrttd arllat, bar ' .:;:; W. W. Leonard I M~r·o!:~ol~ ~-=ntl;u~= off obiCurlty to plot and plan a you've,ot to~ teheme 1011 , Walter Stnlt. lr., Walllr : W W Leonard, 'IS, • former 'belp'e.J her whlia her buaband leareer that hal brouaht hllll and go oulto your~ Strai~ Jr., Yra. Linda Eaton Middleport buslneaamaa, died It recov lr very near the top of his breab. You have lo aDd Robert Batoa. Jr. lfr•. Mtlrgaret Wall ,the funeral home alter 1 pm 1Frtday noon at the R!versidl r erlni om a roceut and 111181'1." Margaret wan . 83. a · Sunda) Methodist t. Columbus. era Jolt I If you the face, Carr llnally JlCOIPIId "MIIilr Mit. Paulk wu borD Ill 1 restden! of 634 Secood Ave., died Survivors lncinde three dau• \remember '"11 Sunoet Strip." Roberti" ID 1111 mowJaclge thai lol ablD • blr pandlall.-'1 at 9 am Friday m a Woll•ton }amPs E. Wine ar 1 ghters. Mrs. Vivian Van Meter Mrr, DorUJ Poteet Jle pillyed t11e other detectiVe the aeriea would rMallblllh farm IIIII' Oalllpollt Ill l8ll LMII lOr IM nursmg hOme folli!Wing 1 Ions J•m E w g of Port Clinton Mrs VIrginia PI'. PEASANT - Mrs. llor· '·oppo>!te Elrem Ztmballtl Jr. U Smith with a qualtly cban<llr llo!r paroall WeN .A1Jnhlm H. - * .. 70 llln"'' . ' eran 5world dl..: v:1- , Talboll, ·and Mra. is Poteet, Q, 1 reslOOilt ol Rt. that doetm'l do It, tuna ill Olllll playad IIJ JllnrJ Faade. IIIII !llubetb Solll tluii!J, ---Mrs Wall wa• born In Mas- 1 S d • tlt V 1:Shirley Hy>ell of Columbus I Pt. Pieuant, and formerly "Mister Roberti" "Alan Jllld II would do more IIIII GleJ rearad Ill ehlldrtn. A • 1 ' wtth whom he made hla home of Miller. 0., ditd at 1:41 p.m. Both televisioo ehowa, llngll- thaD allrol4way alloW fa ttGIIII l'QIIDCel' lirolbtr, Prank, II 11011 12 15 a; : 1rr on co untv. W Va . March ' e et lllo)r,udlll.,._ !118:! daughter of the tate James i untlne:"n, : stven grandchildren and eight Friday In Holror Ho!J]l!!al. She larly undistinguished and poorly mpeets," Smith recaUed. "I • 7ean ol4 IIIII II a retldeal •0 ... I Mary Ellen Morrow for wrok en 8 patent 1great grandchildren. Hriously Ul for tha ·made. mljbt :>ave destroyed a wu concerned It might 1111 fl lilt VA Ceallr )II JIGDbND, :...,.•::.. I..,. 1 \laves. Her mamage tu Carl Mr Wme ar wa• born in Gal- Funeral servlcea wiU ba bold pa y . lesa detennlnad man. three fit IOU! ytarJ IIIII Ill Ta. • ._,. _ _ .... \I ali, , (,allipol!• jeweler, took g. Mondav at 1.30 m fro the She was born at Mlller, 0., Smith, In fact, wu Wlfm• back our mnvtt planl. But Aid plore AUK 1. !9113, and be pre- ' eb 8· son of ! Rutherford Peorbln :uaaral March 7, 1921, daughter ol Mrs. ploy.-! ,alld broke 1hortly al,. told me not to worry becatlllll Ill Jtla, Mit. PIIUik Willi lo I II T HIM tO OA. ceded her m deat• on Oct. 2, 1 e • • o nson an . ary eo- I Edna MUter, who survlvea and "77 Suasel Strip" wtnl oil lht Wll bllnl madt II Wllrlll!n J)eJpm, TtL, • a IIINI .-k 19>5. Ia Roush Winegar "" mar- J Home at WorthlllifiOO. Uvea a$J. Pleasant. and tho . air He was thinking ol and wouldn't ba NIIOWed. Jte IDd Mdtlad Ill ...,. IIIII I!IIBII'II Twu •urvtvmg dau&htel'tl are irisge was tv the former Allee , iale \ Pe Mllltr. be.;.,ming 1 carpsnter fit crop- wu rltld-" halp 1 OCJUI)D ..._ wilt ball fllutWI \trs .• Ciarence •Mtldred) WhHe ,Hartle) , of llidd!eport, on Dec. ;Mr3. MmildnChapman ID tioa to ber mother, dusting pilot In order to avoltl Smith alao liBI UIIUI'III IIJ tlla.rad a biUIID Ill wltoll ol <.iall•pniJS, and Mrs His life was btl personal IP'MIW thai bt tmv1ll fNID I 'lbll , .. MI..W A Ph. 441ollt'l 192 1. and she survlvPI Mr. i PT. PEASANT - Mrs. Ma· sbe is survived by her husband, bankruptcy tl:al'ftetl Km& of CmcmnaU. •r A'"'' the last 1 hi• tilda Chapman, 86, of Upp« Lyle Poteet, lour Iitten, and further ...;,mpllcated by an would be offered a lop IIXI'fll Glllla lulad lllllllthe 1111 cl .., 1 11 A Lrother, Ch.rles Mayeo, of am Y· aumvmg Five Mile, near flelldii'IOI, dlad three brollten, Mrs, Haul nubappy marrlaJI'I• dttrlltllllt nm ol "Jiobn." 1 Hemkrson, also survives. Jun• Can1rel l of Galltpolto. at 6 a.m. Friday 11 ber home Maule ol Cltetapeake, 0 ., Mn. At thla point 11101\ J10oC111111 Without a prell qenl, lfllllllt ; :•• a rettred \!r, \1 all w8!1 a member of following a two monlba lllneu. Joan Jones of Pt. Pleasant, "ltarl" duck Utt ac\1111 dodp aDd Carr weal about publidlllll Cr.,·e Methodist rhurcb, the o1 tm en Holler HearmK ( u , ~ Mrs Chapman wal hom II Mn. Dorothy Dlllon and Mrs. for honHI labor or !!Dd blt actlritlel U ID alrpllna \l onw n"; Soctety of and had _hved ' Mason county, May II, 1100, Jean Poteet, both ol Mlller, .0., lbtllllel"¥111 rich &trl frlftld, pilot, bla appeiii'IIIWI ID 1111111 >"""'• and th• Ladieo Bible ' ere on "an• Rd ., unltl laot daul!hter of the late Jerry and Doo Mlller ol Eureka, 0., $laek wltll Aelllll lbealei'ID-tbe-rotllld ID"'Jall CIN Dec~mber He was 1 member Mary Eltll Slden JI'IIDI. H ar ert and Johla MlUtr, both of 8mllb, bowever, clulllto till and dramas, his very warm S1•rv!fes wiU be held at 2 p. of F ank '" Pust, Amencan Le- first marrta1e waa to Thomas Mlller, 0. shreds of hlt carter ID romance with sex kitten AIIDm Moiumy at ~11iter"s Home ,g!on. and was a charter mem- I. Duncan, IIIII Iller bll deatb, Mra. Poleel Wll a member cfelperatlon. He found I IVIIID Marcret IIIII an 1M rat. !ur luneras. Rev. Hughev Jones ' ber of Poot, lshe married Cbarlea Chapman ol t&a Church of Christ at Hello "Sunday 1n Naw York" Ill Smith II dlvoreed now. IDa -.11 .ufltcla!e, and burlal wiU I Legton at Middleport. who eurvlvH. ' clenon. Service• will be beld at Brook!lel4, W1a a year IIIII 1 ez-wtft lclrell Ylclorla llbaw, 31 2 ' : She wu a n1011tbar of I b t I p.m. Sunday at the Crow·Hua- hall a , And be ;p Mound HJD "' 11 he hi dl4l'l .-ntly remarried. l"t!ends moy call at tht fulleral m. at Mtiler • Homo ' Loggerhead Cltttrcb. Other 1\lfo sell Funtlt'Jil home. Mr. Larry pt : Jmnwlla.. bid from ,...... .....,.. lriPI b<l!De after 4 plll i!und;ly. , v1vors In addition to btr bus- JOJIII, m!nlllar, will olflclate. Darryl Zanuck, 8mllh dld Hit Income tllll ,ear ..U, •lor f unera ls Rev JOSf'ph " . bunal band, are 1 dalqllter, M r I. Burial wU be In Miller, 0., auracl lite auenuoAJaD wW lnvadl thl ,p.npr. 1man w1ll off~r~att, and ,lt;s. Della Chamber• i beF'" Htll U Hlancbe Not! or Mechllllelburl, -etery. Fl'lendlmay aall at Carr. a )IOtllbflll IIIII bracket. Smith's ekllllel an Mra. Della CurtJs Clullllben, l fua.;., l1111Y ca 11 ' • 0., ud four 10111, Edward Dun- 1111 funeral horna. pJoyacl would-ba p!lldacer. Impeecab)J lalltlrtd. Hla .W. 1 ei," of M•li St .. can of Jackaon, 0., Delmar and "AID uke4 1M wbJ mr, tudo 18 ooalldellt IIIII fhl CUiurt d%pqrl, died Saturday afttor· , l Dale Duneu, botll et Marya- /tJmlll HarfNJfllll caner - fai!IDC apart, looml brl&bl fDtiMct · the Crestvtew NUT!IDI ) -orPn J· S/aglP v!iie, and Dana CbapiDID, at MASON - Jamea Henaley Smllh old, "llld I bad DO Carr Wll U cood II Ida brtto' in Dayton Loren J. Slagle, 113, of Water- bomll. HlrJII'IVel, II, Rl. 1 Pt. I'J- llli'Wert· word. In 1111 lui ...U of 1 was boro at Lang Bot- too doed P'nday "' an Ironton 1 Five aurvlvlnl llllerllllll two ul, ID employe of the Dapart- ·"We 4eclcfed to pool 1.s. lilmlDI "Mietar lloberll" l<lm on April j88S daugh- hospital following a lingering brothsn are: Mn. Laura llobba menl o1 Nalural Retourcel bralnt lfltb 1117 toteat and IH Smltb wu offered lilt 111n'1111 ter 'fir the late 19 K... dine... H. opent most of his of MarysvUle, 0 ., Mn. MlrJ State of West Vlr&IJII&, died what happened. Wt bad 1 role ill Oll.o J'romlqlll''l Curtis ll•r m llle In Ga!lia county, ucept for VanSlckll and Mrl. f'ranetl apectedl' at 1:40 a.m. Satur· muter plu lhtl IDcludad "Hurry SundoWD".........., lilt Can you PI was to Cha bear- 16 yean when he w•• employ- Gardner, both of Galllpollt, day In PJeusnt YalltJ Holpll- sllylnt away from llollytlood vtblclll Ropr hopei wiU Clft'1 pt tWst'kl ... I1• a '- time Middle r! ed by International Harvoeter Mrs. Becky Kinnaird al Hoi· al, Pt. Pleuanl. until' 1 provad myaelt u a blm to lbe illlrdtlm ba lllb • 1 ani preceded r.r in death Co of Springfield, whore he re- sell, Mr1. Vtetorla CUey ol Lu- Bom Dee. 11, ltlf, In Pol- pertonner ID oilier blg screeD. siJe be ct~Ster, 0., JIIDII Flllll ol Oak um county, va., be wu the Carr, who bu lilt pill ol a ths"It'• llU a pall, llkllrl • · Ured In 19fi0 1 Heath Mr Slagle was born ID Gallla Htll, 0., and Paul FllDI et Jim. 1011 allllt latt J - IIIII Ellla- buri)ar, lltW to San FniiCiaCO lbe wboll ton IIIII wwlllle 0E • vange- county Aug. a, 1882, 1011 or the denoa. Than art ltlflllllehllo beth Bua lllrp'avea. wltb Smith IIIII barpd IIIIo lbe your way up," Smith ulcL "rm ~t•l No. 172, Order ol late Thomns and Etllabeth dren and r1 IJUt.crlllllchll- Surrlvon lncluda, b1a wilt, larned Jlun&rY I Dllbll!lldl. now Ia I )1011\ltll Ia llflllt astern · Dt.venport Slagle. Ills marriage dren. Mlldrad· one aon JIIIIOI Ropr illrumiDIII Ills &Ultar IIIII work IIIII GWGIII4 hlvl Jal'pld Mra. Chmil«s '' aurvlvect by to Ethot Lee took place m 19!1, Sar•t. wm ba bakl at l:lt 0.; two Mrt: OOIIVInad the proprlllllr h i - at a 110the follo_w'91 Mr I. BDd sbe survtva, aJq ttrllb a p.m. Sunday II lilt Crow-l!» Marlt IW!maa, Rt. 1 Letan, a lblpr. ·SIIoliiJ' lhtrtlltlr "'1'1111 111111111 • tD I W• :J:lis of Day- 8011, Hobart Siagla o1 Walarloe, eell r-1 IIDmt. lift. Tp IDd 11. 111m1t 1o1r, Mllllfltld, lmiCII haadad . lbe bill wltb Dllll Mllrlill tbll .,.,.,. llul J",m of 'nl.. an el&bt aralldcblldrea my KlnMird IDd O'DIII 0.: 0111llllHlsllr, Mn.. Jaell _,1111"' Dall Adami IIIII 8111 I'm . DO& lollrl t1 lit II.. .A11r1 . t an car o tha and lour llulfl wiU Gflklllt, 1114 burlll Vqbl, LariiJI Air .,_ (:Giby; Today lllrdl7 a olllb baciUie AlaD llladl me 1111 ' . , ' Bank, IIIII Two IIUI'flviDIIII8tlrl art Mrt. will ba In Conoard ii1101111117· Bua, Mua.; QRt brolllar, rot- ODtll4 .nont llllo'lllllilt. . alld dllllt Ill el1lba alld waril T. ' Chamben of Doca- M""" Jeakllll of BowlinC Frllllda may all II llmal nit, Wilt Colulllbul; IIIII btl Ci1r 8mllll'a Mini lo 1111 atmrllal 111111111 lfiiM 1ft Tbndera grand- a- llld Mn. Nae Golfe f1 home. a1 j'ttlhat, a:r.t Mill, I'm& lldllpoD4. 11uJiD1 Ml II Jle all 11111t11 cl . . IIJf c•.,lflllo a """""" nlecea Waterloo. Ia, 0. 'DIIn 11 - ,.....,.Od, tndt pepan. lalllh'l two C111 110 11011. oitjopbewt lllrtD alto IUI'Y!vo. Servie.. will be beld at 3 p. Aa Ulad Ia tha U. l Navy, hrvleel will ba Cllllltlueted 11 111114 WDI lilrlldiJitl ID lollr. "' 1111111 .... _ , • . will ba btld at 2 m. SUnday at the Gallia Ba!>- the term "11l1Uback" moana a 1 p.m. lloDdiJ at 1M JIDII!Ixil lnd ,.rt!JIIIW 1D tin olftlnl ID .II te1nla1oa tbat p.m. · TillMay It tha Rottrlln11- Us\ churcb. Rev. Kinner Van- N•vy lltBII wbo baa crooaed the home by the Ro9v. Stan- irar lD televlsllln aerlea. IliON relleved IbM t • Ill , , ,r • :·•,' ' ~I t:$•ta FoDera! borne. Rev. M. over will olllctal<l, ond hor!al equator. ley Moore. Burial wiU ba II Btil Cerr'a mutar plalt hatlr bls ..til" badll'l • E, lloWIOII wiU alllclall, and wiD ba ID Gallla ua- Alltlka'a ppftal ol Jtllllaa Ia Kirtland Memorial OaJdens. Inelqcled a Broadway abo1I-I10t - - ' • · bur}Jl il'lll,' lit- iD der dirtdila olthe Pbllll!tl Fu- about 1,110 m11ll froiD e l'rllndl BIIJ' all JI.IM .fuwal t1D01iJer tldeo tltlltl. "A Jontl'lllmllt tilttllr ....., chloierJ. r.rlioMI ull II aor!ll bome. Friada mar 1111 Stat. ol Wuhl!llloiL home alter J p.m. llwldar· .tt1ta II lllnlals a pill I I • • I 1 l!ll&" ~ ,;. notive of Gallipolis, and! As director of Michigan'! new.. 95 N. Nelson Rd .. est and most exeiting summer ( ,• "'hils. Charles Briggs, a•, theatre. Briggs will oversee such "raduate of Galiia Acnde- 1production' a• "My 1'a!r Lady," t• .• nd.ll n•tionally distinguish- , "Dark ol the Moon," and "La tileotre director, ho< been : Ronde." In addition to hls !niten<:ag•:d "' visiting director for \ iol dtreding assignments. tlw Blue Vall_ev Summer Brigg•. who holdo a barheIre In Heed t.tty, Mtch. The lor's degree from Ohio State was ata theatre felnoir.hw<•sttenl ol arena Detrotl. is located :l Univf'rsity, lowship holder Cleveland'o I~ ~ Thea-~ ~Ucaa nl;U~teal l;ri~gs ..,.. ~ dS H II urvey .,~' ~· ' ' Success Won't Spot"llctor ~ d Sm•'th th•"s Tm"e Aroun ~llb1 I oucceo~ I' ... na ea t s D h A I ~Irs ' .01 . ~. I ~nd 0~ '~::ri CbristiaD <~ Colum~u~, ~.resident ~Jd.l n~,·' in ;:'~ apret~~~l" ~ ~ravel r;~: ~. SUNEE ·~lla ~•I'" or cern~ ' ~ er..toa.' Jll'ea~JII'ID4eblldrtD. ..~ c: ... >.. ~ ~ Q -=... -= ....= ·a 'IJ 1111 r::J ~ 00 II :. Wil -.. -.... l! ..j!l II til _;.. !'I 0 . ~. ~ 'a.! ir " e c ...1! ._," ~ < .. d.... • ~ .. ~ j" ~ ~~ >. "' ~ ~ .. ~ ~ " 2; c: i,t: .J .. l .. 0, -~ :t: r&. ~ fi! ..., '1:11 · - to- t-oo • .. ·> H H ~lk - :ii s~ ~~ ... 0 ~~ - aa•W' '* lllillra, a.v. ..mt ~al ~ JUMB-LE -that ICt-W.d wonl 1enae ~a.. l!lvt~rvltw § ~ ~til WCI&dl ad baiJ ... p~" w. ~~ mar ~ -= !j H :l " ; iii ENB ~ Cha~ I~';?~Ga. I! •• ... .. :U.. = !~ "' ..) § 8it 1 ~tS !i ' ) ...." •• J~~ ~nd lab~atson rtag~ Her~rt :.,;~ ~ho MetliPd~ts ~u':'c"hm a~ lftiJ&ru::f Og""7' ~ f.atlollal ~IDe PRESS UQUA ~ .Jb~.- clilldr~, \~) Aloh~re an 1HI empio~H he!~ J ~ ....,~ Fre~><'y-Bennett An_ter~ean ~- ' ~ervu"' ~unday l 1 ° n~ce M~ "'~ ha~ be:~ ~~~ ~~gar . . . -• ....,_~ ~:;r: h~~.~ ~ Angus l~i · ·-• Jlarnes~Ule. ~y ~ ~a ~0 ~" 1 j : -·z "~" ! profession~an't pla~e H~sp!tal I wo~u· ~Jned, I' I~ ••* NEWSPAPE·R l Ut~ .... ,.. i ........ �·, > - , ' . ' , ... . •· .. . .. . ....... . . f ~ ""';J . Mechanical Hands Ease Clea".. . The Sunday Times-Se ntinel, Sunday, l larch 27, 1966-1~ ' Bulaville -- · ... , ... .... .... . - - BY LENORA MOONEY Mra. WIIUam Wallen and dau11hter AprU .spenl a day vis· 111011 her da\lllhler, Mr. and Mrs. i John McKinley at Dunbar, W. ! va. She· went especially 10 make lhe ucqualntonce of her · grandson, whose name is Kevin William. The McKinley• have a . dau11hter Kimberly. · Mr. and Mra. Melvin Mooney, Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs. Gary Lane and Jamie and Mr. -and Mrs. Roy Mooney were Sun· clay dinner guests of Mr. and i Mrs. Richard Russell and lam· 1 lly of Grove City. The oce'"lon , was in honor of Mrs. Roy Moon· ey's blrlhday. In the aftemoon , they visited all of .~ra. Moon· ' 1 ey's children, 'Mn. Inez Price and three boys, Mr. and Mrs. . David Smith and children, Mra. I Ernestine Todd and Gary and . Mr. and Mrs. Lester Swlncher ; and children, all of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Sheets , and Terry and Mark apenl Sun· , day afternoon wllh Mr. and Mra. Floyd Mooney and ·~r. and Mn. · Emmett Waugh of Hannan Trict Rd. Mr. and Mro. Bud Nance of HunUngton, W. Va. were guests . . Count Jaycees lor the county-wide pre-Easter of Mr and Mrs. Emmett \ 15-foot oak cross has been e~ected by lllembers of th~IIM~l~~hool arditorlum. Aaaistlng the Rev. Joseph Kraly, , ~--~- ~""""" . "n '""'· scheduled tonight at 7:30 m the Pomeroy Jumor es Jim Mees, Jim Wisecup, Bill Pull prt'~ldl'nt of the Meigs County Mmteter111 Aaan ., •~VI ar • ayce f McDa~lil'l. president. Services are open to th~ P~~~c·----------~::===::; Sunday Times-Sentinel NEW YORK - (NEA) - ILea·ve II 10 the men to tell a womaD bow to cleaD her house. One chap in the profeulonal clelllllnii JM!~n"lJI aaya lhe Iaverage homemaker should be clean 'her bOUSe In two ta•l"• perhaps three atlhe most. I It not talking about weekly vacuuming and dusting.] The genllemaa meana the spring cleaning. How doee he propoee · be done wltbout aewling mom to a rest home lor Mrs. John Ramsey will be Speaker For Region 11 Garden Club Meeting Mrs. John Ramsey of Seven interested in growing new Mile Ohio will be the guest plants and plant propagation by 1peaker when Region II, Ohio means of the mist method. One I Association of Garden Clubs flower sbe no dou~t will talk ameet in Logan, Ohio on April 7. ]bout rooting in tliis rrt~ner Her topic will be plant propa· lthe rose. Her slogan lS • I weeks' recuperation? New, ,!.' gation and succession of bloom . .green thumb plus hard 1 Mrs. Ramsey is an able and qualified speaker and is in great demand to talk about plant propagation. In addition to heIng a homemaker and the moth· er of two sons she has found lime to be th~ present State Hort icu lture Chairman, work leff<OCtiJ•e cleaning products use of rental cleaning eaul1>- I are the answer, be In many areas DOW II Ia 1101181- I 10 rent an electrio fUll Ipooer at lhe supermarket, bani- i equals a pretty ~ard," and says, 'i "I grow everything from omoas to roses." The meeting will be held . lo tlle Ohio Nation~ Army Budding under direction of Mr B. Jack Robson, Regional II Oirec' or deputment atore Hille as ~ lor a Sl-hour clay, be pointed out This rug Is eharD-1 IpoOOd and when dry it is uumed to pick up l't!Sidue. word of waming here, Always cbeck a ofi111111>00<!' the corner or a rug or car'llll!lin•l to make certain It won't chew materiaL For those who prefer there i! Past I tor . Registration fee is 50 cents I President of Rainbow Garden per member. A potluck lun~h· Club of Hamilton, and ls pres· [eon will be served at noon w1th 1 ently the Horticulture Chairman the hostess clubs of Hockmg of the same dub . She is also a 1 County serving the meat dishpast Horticulture Chairman of :es, jello salad and beve~ages. .~.k . ~_efternoon prog~~~~~ -~e- · l Newf! 1 ~ ~~;~da~Charles Briggs is Engaged as Visiting I a~~»~!~! • Mi h C d R Director of Theater in ee Ity' c • ac~~ .~~~~i' Th• Times-Sentinel, Sunday, March 27, 1968 , \ edlhePTAatJ!. J< Mlive or Galltpolls, re:.r d,·rlt of 95 N. Nelson and ! A• dire<tor of Mlc!'lgln'l new- Rd. , Iest and most exe1Ltng summer ·rr1hu~. Charles Briggs, .altheatre. Briggs wut oversee sue~ 19! ~raduate of Ga\lia Acnde- production!' &!I "My ~air La~~· ( 1 ;· ni ,,,0 u nationally dlotingnlsh- \ "Dark of the Moon. and La \hd1trt! director , hes beeft Ronde ." in addlt~on to hi! lmteflr"agt•d ilS vi!liting director for \ ial directing asslgnment!l. tlw' Hiue ValleY Summer Thea- Briggs, who hold! a bacheIre In Heed Ciiy, Mich. The lor'o degree from Ohio State mu~ t(· fll tent arena is located University, was a theatre fe,lminhw<•sl of Detroit. . low ship holder at Cleveland • liri~gs plans to ny to Jdlchl· famous Koramu theatre m lllti~­ "an in mid·April to take over 65, ond Is locally prominent as his dutie-s as director. lecturer, a director and artor. ·. anll C~dministra\ive assie:t•nt to 1 Last summer he scored a tht prod ucer, James Taylor. 1resounding crlttcsl hlt 05 ~n111. has been contracted to ~· aid in "You Can't Take It W1th direl'l , production of "The You," Whlch set a box ofhce Tbr"' Prnny Opera," which will record •t Columbus' Plavhoo!eru\1 from July 20 through Aug. On-The-Green. _ , 7. and will close the IO.week 114!a- Pr<•senlly he Ia city ed•tllr of \ CRARLES BRIGGS suu w>th 8 presentation of "The lthe Columbus Call and Post, .a F::mh~ticks " openin& AUI. 24 ]' weekly newspaper with bnmch ' . . rr· 1 Cl land and Cln- ' clnnall. <tm.l r·lusmg s~pt. 4. 0 Jces n eve t the late homo. ed \ I I" Area Deaths l Middleport bualoesamaa, died Ia recover!DI 'I ,. , Wall llhe funeral home afler • p.ID. Friday ooon, at the Rlvmldl erallon. " r!. :••IITgllre. · Sunday . Methodist Hospital II Columbus. ~Irs. Margaret Wall . 83, a · Survivors Include three dau· Mrt Dor resident of 6o4 Second Ave., died hte Mrs VIvian Van Meter ' "''" a\ 1 am . Friday In a Wellston ]ami's E. Winegar 1!f P~t Cl~tlln Mrs. Vtrginta PT. P....., nursini home, lollowing a lon1 James E. Winegar, 70, a vet- Talbott. Bames~Uie, and Mro. ~ ~~J illn•" · eran of World War I, died al l Shirley Hysell ol Columbus 1 Mill 0: Mrs. Wall wu born In Ma9- 12o 15 a.m Saturda\ In tlle Vet· , wilh whom he madt hia homl, 0 a erb. • on t<unty. W. Va .. March 23. erans Hosp1tal at ~unllo&Wn, grandchildren and eight= 1~ !B83. daugl•ter olthe late Jameo whore he had t..en a patient ·seven andchUdrea en 1 and Mury Ellen Morrow lor a week. \great gr ,. 81 ~m be hold pallt year. :vial' es. Her marriage w Cart \ Mr. Winegar was born !D Gal· Funeral r~lc frop-· lhe She wa~ 1 1 Wail. a l;allipolls Jeweler, took ·Ilia county, ~·eb. 8. 18!16. son ol \ RMo~da~~ ~ PC:biD r.-al MarEd ch~j ~hire Aug. 7, I!IQ3, and he pr• the late Johnson and Mary eor u er na ced•d her in deall• on Oct. 2, ,Ia Roush Winegar. His mar· Home at WorthiJIIIIOII. lives l9:Jii. rlago was to lhe former All" lllw Twu •urviving dau&htera are Hartle)' of Middleport on Dec. Mrs MatUda Chnprrum hellll -'"1'1: ' M'ld ed) White !29, 1921,' and she our~lvea. ' Mr. PT." PEASANT - Mrs. ~ sL Ia ' su ~Irs .• clarence 1 1 r ol, ~allipol~s. and Mrs. AnSU' IWinegar wBK the 1..1 of hla titda Chapman, e&, ol Uppel' bro (~a,.,.,tl Kmg of Cmcmnali. family. A surviving niece It I Five MUe,Dear H a - . dlld A bc.other, Charles Mayes, of Mro. June Cantrell of Gallipollo. ]at 6 a.m. FrftliY at blr homl =~~ ~ Hen<krsun, also surv1ves. He was a rellred arnpiOYet llollowiOII a two 1110ntbl Db*~. Mn Dorol \1" Wail wa• a member o1 10 f Timken Holler llearing Co., I Mrs Chapman wu born II J ' p Gru.·e ~lelhodist rhurc~, . lhe of Columbus, and had lived Ma~ county, May II, 1801, ean 111 °~ 1\'urnc-n·; SoCiety of Chnstwa there on Tulane Rd., until last dauglrter of lhe late Jerry and a!t ~ Strl!< e, and tlre Ladles Bible ,December . He wa• a _member Mary Etta S!dort FIIDL H If Mm 0. ll <n. _ of Frankli n Post, Ammcan Le- fi1'1ll marrlap wn 10 ThoDIII M~' p~ S•·C\ ites will be held at 2 p. glon and was a charter mem· 1 Dunolll and aiWr hit -.atb, ol ~ Clw m _\l on~ay at Miller's Home ber 'of Feen•y-Benneu Post, she marr~ Cbarleo Olapman, ~n. Se: t"' lone• '"· Rev. Hughey Jones American Legton at Middleport. who aurvtvn. 1 s •1'! uffwiate. and burial will Service,; w•ll be held at 2 p. l She wll a member of I hI be lo Mound Hill cemetery. m. Sunday at Mllier'a Homo Loggerhead Cbqrdl. Other 1111' :.... m1 r·•."'lis may call at the funeral for Funeralo._ Rev. Joseph Col~ I>- I vlvora In addtlloD 10 blr tru. b~nr after 4 pl!l. Sunday. man will offlc 1ate, and bur•al :band, are a dauattel'. Mro. .. will be In G•avel Hill ceme- ·Blan<ht NoH ol Mecllanlelburl. lhe .lfn. Delio Chambers tery . Friends nmy ..u at the Io., and lour - . Edward DunMrs. Della Curtis Chambel'!l, funeral borne. can o1 JICiloll. 0., Delmar and !T.' &.resident of Mill St., MidDale iluDCID, botll t1 1111'11' flmf!f l d~port, died Saturday afl<r· .Lorl'll J, Slagle ville, and Dana Chlpmlll, at ~SON IIQ9D : in the Crestview Nursinl Loren J . Slagle, a. ol Water- boml. llfiV~ h<\tiO: in Dayton 1Ioo died Friday !D an Ironton Five aun!YinR olaterl a two ant, 10 • J!l~. wa• born at Long Bot- ho;pital lollawlng a linger1011 brutiiii'IIN: )ln. ot iom ., on April 19, 1888, daugh- Illness. He spent most ol hts ol MII')'IYI\It, 0., Mra. ;;.j ter ~ the late Jarvis and K"" life In Galli& county, except lor VanSicklt and Mra. lah*atson Curtis. Her mar· 15 yeal'll when he wos employ· Gardner, botll of trd ot HJC. 11 PI ria~ was to Herbert Chambt•rs, ed by International Harveat<r Mrs. Becky JChma ' ' a l(lltgllme Middleport morch· Co. of Springfield, wile..., he re- .. tt, Mrl. VldOI'IIl Clll1 ~ ~ ~ ant,<r.ho preceded her in dealh. tired In ltlill. caslllr, o~ J - Flint - ol Slje was a member of Heath · Mr. Slagle wao bom in GaUIIl Hill, 0., and Paul FliD~ belli Metli¢ist church, and Evange- oounty Alii!. 8, 1882, son of the deraoa. 'nllnfl. _ . !_;......,htL Iiilo .Cbapler No. 172, Order of late Thomas and EI!Jibeth drell and _._._ Eastern Ster. Devenport Slagle. Ills marrte11 dren. 1!1111 1.• Mrs. Ch0111bera Is survived hy to Ethel Lee took plaoe In 1911, Sin•~•~Illbe1111 ~ . tha lollowiJI oblldren, Mr L BDd she aurviva, aloq willl 1 p.m. ""'-.. IIIIi '18llis (E~) Alshire of DIY· SOli, Hobert Slallle of W1111rloe. lltil '0'1lell 0.; til, Richfd J, Cbambtra of "nltn are elllbt ll'',.,eblldna : . will G(llc!• lturlll' V Nflddleport:;. ID oroeer of lhe and lour greai-IJI'IIlcleldldrell. _ ~ ....,...; ~ fllatlallal Bani! and · Two BUn'ivlll& o1111n are MN. will be tn Nil. • cJ.viDe of 'Doca- MJuda Jellklnl Bowlin~ Frlllllll rttl1 1111 at . lu11! Ga. Tbere are four grand- a- and MrL ltlu Qolla Ql home. 11, o. ,chit~ and _ . t nleeel Waterloo. . AI 111111 11 tbl u. 1. Na'J, im! oitl .,.. wilD a11o aumve. Semcee w•ll be held at 1 p. ..•••~.. _ . 1 1 PiD. !Jlirvloel will be beld at 1 m. Sunday al the Gallla Bap- lhe term "~i:' croesed lhe ~er p\a· '1'ulllla1 at tilt Rawlinp. list church. Rev. Kinner Van- Navy maa w ley {~ats Funeral borne. Rev. M. over will olllcl11141, and burial tlpllll of Jaaeau 11 · E. llo- will olflclat.a, and will be In Gallla ceniOIUY uan mlitl ll'olll 111 WrtJI illll 111- tn ljlvervtow der dlredlGD of tbt PbDI!pe F~~o abclllt ,~ cllile\erJ. i'rlM ...., 1111 Ill 1101'111 bollle. Frlelidl ..., State l:ota:30- Starcber ·=-Mora. Slllnr cap~ ' Jlo~ 12:311-f'GIIIAlll'ce 12:~ 1:001:30 S'IJIIDI WomaD'I...,. AI World Turlll 2: ~ PasswCll'd House Pan, Uvea 3:liii-Doetora 2:&&-- A Time ~·or l:ifl t:UU Ua Womea'aNeu f:ll 5:110 World To TeD 1'nllll llewo 1:341-doo't S., Eqe 01 Ni&f!l - f:~ 10:11(1- 1j'be SUndaY liiiiUldiJ llatiDM Newa lle"'IIM illlll'daJ Mabel Ric_k Nelson Wants a lob !'jew• SalUI'llay Mattnea Newt Headlhw Sllurdar Mattnea News Top TID Retu~ Radio RIO !'jew• &undup "Originallf I didD'I 1 11:-Ufe II :30-Bible Cameral BowbOll IUO-l'Y Chapel 12:3012:45 Adventure Face 1'be Notlol Peter Polamllll 'II 1:-Meet Pren 1:10 BuebaD 1:C.. Oral Roberta 2:00 2:1$ 2:30· 2:4$-- Soc. Seeuri!J We Believe Spts. Speclacuhtr NBA Game .. Alumni Fun Amer. Sportsmaa terested tn betntl a lllliBiclan a:Ill and my eart, li-IIDinll wu 1:30-__ tbat dlrectloo. But when I wu f:otl Bil Golf at Loa Anseles City Colloge, • :1$ler Army oervke, r toot a clasa t:aeIll dtrec:tin& to make up polntl. facinll Lile • TBA be~ID~~~~~i~:-=W~U~d~K~IDII=~Mr~. ~Ed~~~~~Stone=y~· ~B~ur~k~a=~ Evemo1 · Sh tbert a l fouad developinC lerioul Tiley uUdame to er a.e notuUoti !il lltudled boll! aci!DIIDII llW wUb Jeff Corey, bullound WU 9IDI -- actor.• Eveom, Shows DXll'l lleadWIJ i:atl Collep BowL Ted Mack OWl I:IMI-NOWI . ,. Bell Telepb. JOtb Cea1u.ey RJQemg Sail FranclllllO Beal Addams Familr J:00Lassie 7:18-Walt DiaDeJ Favorlle MartiiD Ed SulUvu 1:1111:30-Branded llovte .New1 Wild Weal Lamp dfltre to be 1D actor. I wu • 7:10 StUCiWI 7:30 Vletaam have 1111 s.. VoJ•I• Tbe FBI t:ll JlonaDM Movie Sblp Cllldicl camera Wbat'a II)' Lmo t:IIO- Newa 11:1111-Nilll I:iJU-Mr. Roberta II: IJ-Tbeolel' Cban&IDc World 11:1111-l/NCI.B 11:10- ~Show Newo Detectivea ABC Scopo ll:ti- 11:00-NeWI II:~ ll::tU-TGDI&b& ll:itr tleu We Sbow Saturday ~ L - - - - - - - - - ---·- -.. :::;!:! Dayume Showt WSAZ l'Y I 7:-Aim•nac 7:30- J ·=- = f'nlaal• PcirkJ I'll 11:011 Sec. Squ1m1 IU:Si-UJIIIerdoS Beallea 11:00-Top Cal 11:10-Fur,_ Cartoolt lla&Wa GG-illa Jluaa Bt111111 MODale&' 1:1111-Flbn ........ i:»- .,,,........ .... ,:..... ,,...... ._ ::=...Bqw I:Ot Let'• DIDee ~.. •=• ..l'rol. llowten . AI . . ....,. . ram , ... Ui Iiiia ...... i ' : . rw..:.., • . ' ~ "' ROLL Sydow, wba Qll'llj In "Tbe lhw Told" cbarletet In fOil VARIOUS COLORS Saturday ----------~-----Eveams Show• wllll flfflff cable book-up from """ IJIIW EASTER Aprli 10111 ' . ....... Olfw- .. Got c.wo W.In "' v- - -tol I~ ter IAIIIALL ho-Horolo--r- O'BIIell . - I :;:· 111 ::.~~~~ Fir ttJ~ild....... o..•••• · Uo~tJioiitia 1 .' ,:~ . BUNNY lklperllljlll 1:00-Jelsolla t:30-AIGOI All& Ji l t , . _ . . =:--JiltUd 36 INC.H Nel&hhon Soc. Sec1lrit7 lloniGI W. 1:~ Latin= 1 a: ;eta F R·E E I WBTN T\'-11 1:-P~ -- ... ~~ ~, ' •• BeaDy and CecU 10:30Look Up IDd Uve 10:4.5- Cbristophers ~D(IMJ. Sunda7, Ilardi 27, 1968- •• Uving LelliOD 1:30t: to-Jubilee ' . I'JLP.O. Radio - 1:00 Cbefi:l8- WJml TV·II $1nglng Tillll C.urch God II Answer t:IO--Cartoona andR.ADI S:li Public Servioe 5:il8 OwrDunllf ·QoJq 1:1111 Dinner .......... 1:10 Slp 011 .. f:»- ft·n;:...: :;;aabJD11o11. 1'be Nursea a:~ ::0 .an s:n a:~ADolb. 0 eq= , 2:110 1:30 2:ll 2:5t 1:110 1:10 WCIIS 1V-I 1:301:45 1:16 l'lewt ll:&&-Newa 0:,.. or t.oye 01 Life .News 8earcll For Tomor. GUldllll IJilb& ' 12:00-Jeopard,J ::w • ..wtlt II!Wii a.. Tbe .....,., 1 11=-Mormna Star ADdJ Grlllilll ! 11:30-Para- BaJ Dick VID Dyu 11 I I Lucy --·· t!, 1 hll- lO:~N... 10:30-Coll<eatral. I r. rQwnberl Bozo ! ' w. W. Leonard. 78, ' lormer I helped her ' 1I'SAZ TV-I 7:30 l:ti Sip On, Loa u 7:G EeiM8 tl JOJ ,. ••• Olilo v.uey .New . 1:'10 Spona .TodaJ. f:li Weallie!: J'iC1UN 1:11 Loa Mueller Sbolr Ui World Newa t:ll .L.ou Mueller . . .. 10:00 801111 ia1l Stor1 '1'11111 IO:fi 091deD K8J 11:11 lAU Mueller Sbolr t.:" l.oCil, Obio, Nat. 11t11t1 i2:• BliDeU• 80ar4 -· 12:26 lllewa 0 lfMIII JZ:Ia llllunla7 Mabel 1':11 '.Newt lleadllDel -~ 1:11 Sllurda7 Matlliet 7:2i- ,,,._ IG:-E)'e Gue8l ,... Daytime Show• 7 ' 1:30' ...•.., WBTN rv-u 7:00-TGda.f ' 7:151 Sunday ·' 1:11 Wealbet 1::10 Dlnrier Jolcilealt 1:10 SliD 011 Highlights 1 !M~~ n!::;o i W. W. Leonard . ----------~--~'~1 Daytime ShoWB • WSAZ TV-I 1:6-Com CAlli !amlly ol Cblilil mother, Mn. U ly. Mr. and Ml'l Columbuo apen! his parents, M Hurt and olt~ Mr. ond ~~~~­ and daughter his parents, Smith of~ ness trip to Li Rev. Vance ! Ina Harris an Btackfork cd eopper. wile ell Sunday It Mr. an M~ and daughter Mn. Mary H DaytOII Sund sister and do el Y011011 anb brother and i ard who 11 If nia and io 'I in D8f 1 TV-Cable - .Friday · tdcl~r.,IWIIIiloiY - ; r ., " .. .. .· . , '!' �·-.. -~ -- . -- Bulovill"e ·~- ·;. :·:. :.-: ·;.'::;.:. : .~ ~ {.'• .,.~~ ·, ,. - Y •• ' ,, r , - • l · l ·"l' • , , '··•· • ••• 1 ,. " '· I• ' ' 0 ' , _ ., ._ ,,"·' , .••. -. , " • " , •. , , , , ., • •··-·•1 • ·-· 0 rl"'t o' ' H I•:·/''1 \ '. '' i'~ The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, March 27, 1968-15 BY LENORA MOONEY Mrs. William Walters and daughter April spent a day vis· ilin& her da~ghter, Mr. and Mrs. John McKinley at Dunbar, W. Va. She· went especially to · make the acquaintance of her · grand•on, whose name Is Kevin Wllliant The McKlnleya have • I daughter Kimberly. " I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mooney, Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs. Gary Lane and Jamie and Mr. "and Mrs. Roy Mooney were Sun· day dinner sueots of Mr" and 1 Mrs" Richard Russell and lam· 1 lly of Grove City. The occasion " was in honor of Mrs. Roy Moon· ' ey's birthday. In the afternoon tl!ey visited all of .~rs. Moon· 1 ey's children, Mnt Inez Price i and three boys, Mr. and Mrs. 1 David Smith and children, Mrs. · Ernestine Todd and Gary and Mr" and Mrs. Leste.' Swlncher and children, all of Columbuo" ' Mr" and Mrs" Kenneth Sheets artd Terry and Mark spent sunday afternoon with Mr. awl Mr1" Fioyd Mooney and ·~r" lnd Mrs" , Emmett Waugh of Hanna• Trace Rd. .. Mr" and Mrs. Bud Nance of Mechanical /-lands Ease Cl Sunday Times-Sentinel NEW YORK - <NEAl Leave ll to the men to tell 1 woman bow to dWI her bouae. One chap In the pro!euio"" a1 clellll!ng bt•si•ess 11ya lbe average l!olllelllUer ahould be able to clean 'ber bouse in two days, perhaps lbree at the m011L And he Is not taWnc about lbe weekly vacuuming and dusting. The genOemaJI me8111 the an. nual spring cleaning. How does he propose will be done without s 'ing mom to a rest home lor two weeks' recuperation? New, more effective cleaning products and tbe use of rental cleaning equipment are the answer, he aays. In many areas now Ills pow. ble to rent an electnc rug llJam. pooer at the auperrnarket, IJard. ore or department atore lor ao little as $2 for a :H-bour clay, be pointed ouL This rug Is shampooed and when dry it is vacuume<J .. I!t-..cMIIIue. A ! Mrs. John Ramsey will be Speaker For Region 11 Garden Club Meeting Mrs" John Ramsey of Seven interested in growing new Mile, Ohio will be" lbe guest [plants and plant propagation by speaker "when Reg10n II, Ohio Imeans of the mist meOtod" One Assoc•atwn of Garden Clubs , flower she no dou~t will talk ameet in Logan, Ohio on April T. j bout rooting in this manner is Her topic will be plant propa. the rose. Her ologan Is "a 1 galion and succession of bloom" green thumb plus bard work Mrs. Ramsey is an able and equals a pretty yard," and says, qualified speaker and Is in great "I grow everything from onions demand to talk about plant to roses." propagation" In addition to be- The meeting will be held ill lng a homemaker and the moth· t:le Ohio National Army Builder of two sons, she bas found ing under direction of M r s. time to be the present State Jack Robson, Regionalll Dire<' Horr~ cu!ture Clairman, Pasl ]tor. Registration fee is 50 cenl!3 j .,. tf..'W~~lt di:iQI~Qj 005 'OO~et A ,122.tluc~ lunch· 1 1 I "u~ "pre- ---~ For~ for Fall TV; Murky Outlook Monday Jc- Tile Sunday Tlme!-SenUnel, Sunday, March 27, 1968 (harles Briggs is Engaged as Visitit Director of Theater in Reed City,~ 7:01-TodaJ J 7:30- Bozo Faith l:ot1:30- Starch'lr Fun& I ul fad"""..,. bt 8:11 llonL SbDir 9:30- Capt. KaDpl'(lO However after maki'W - ( tho late~ ,w.w.te. : w" w" Lear --------------------1 \Vednesday • 10:-Eye ~ Lucy 10:20-Nelll 10:30-Conccot. Tbe McCoys Supermarket The 12:-Jeopardy Love o1 Ufe Domla 12:2a L\olews 12::ro-Postolfice Search For Tomor Gwdm& lJ&bl Father KDOWI I 1:00 News DllinC aa- 1:45-Conl Cob 1:30- 2:30-JJociOI'» w•• i "'*"- Confidential Da)1ime Sbowa GD. Hospital The Nurses Secrel Storm Never lw Yotllll 4:-Yo!P Bear llill Till Till Where Aclioo Ia i:ttl-(;be)'<'nlle Sea Hu!tl c- I llrave ~ : au- :;oupy Sala 11eaver ~lallioa Evening Show11 i:uu-Newo \'leather 1'1e111 Law mao t'eler Jeem•ap .:1(>- Wells Far&O News ~:ou-New• Have Gun, 7:IJU-MOV101 Ill 0 (;loci< llip To Tell Trulb 7:au- 'l~avel I've uol A :.ecrel Lucy ShOW Jesse JaiMI t:OO Perry Como " t:JU-- Aocty Gnltilb Hazel SbellUndoall t'ey1011 I'lice 10:00 1\Wl lor Lite Talent Scouw Avengers 11:-Ne... Newa Ne... I:IJU¥:011- 11:~ 11:31111: ;tU i"omght Show - Late Sho•r \VOUB-TV MONDAY, ue Lei's Lip Read o;JO TV Kmoer~arwo i:IMI ~·neno1y i;1an1 No. 7i i : 10 lolerlw llle MqiCI8II i:atl wnat:. New (llo. :lUi 7:ot Dollars & Seosee 1:(11.1 v lll:.'ffi~ JDt.em8tiOnal .,......, 18:10 News P.rollkl i: 00 Speecb , •:10 TV Klndtl'&i: t> Sblbat With Kimi r.•"" 1:30 Wban New No. 7:11 Cnauve Per11011 ~17 7:30 tAB t:OO SJmphooy 18: 00 folewa Proflkt Wt•t "7 5:011 l.oel'l Lip Read ~: 38 TV Kinderl<'rtea e:uo J'rienoll) . . - No. 71 i: i5 llertll tile Mactrtan &:38 Wbal's New No. 118 7:00 Tile Frencb Cbel No. 10 7:30 Legacy a:ao Local 1:30 Report 8:30 Ton-Talt 5 ~ - Channel20 WIIAZ 1'\'4 l:ti Cora TV Sports 1:110-l4onl. Show 1;3&- Highlights lt:3Q-Cooeenlnt. And¥ Grlllllh ll:II0-14orD. 5lar ll:IIO-Parndise Jla~ Dicit Van D1u 11;.._ JZ:oo-JeopaniJ. ........ .~,,t:Wit NEW T VSBIUPJJ ...... __..r ... wuu:e HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - NB(J-1 ,.,_ TV liD up wllb 1 , •. ...-.. ewa series r. tile comlDI •Ideo _. SOli Wled, "The Monkees." -' ··,........~ · YE'I'EMN I'IIIA.'niRED HOLLYWOOD (UPI) ' ;w-vw•: wvea~ Kellaway celebrateo Ills "'· N-J.M:W.ni .,_ In show biz wilb a f,,,abnc·l .i.~ ed role In Elvis Prealey'a J:w-AIIOID. wor... flbD, "Spinout" . Mew Yn - ..u ,. to ===--=----=" ..... ,.awa to,,., tridl ., •• , . ....... 111e ......... .., \'11'11111 .... - .,.. (ln. 1be McCop 7:.... 7:»- CLEVELAND INDIAIIS BAliE-j ,,.._ bill - Zl games carried Channel 10, starting »:• MWL Bboll 1 day, April 11. 'Cb••Jifl 18 Dally Feamre. •u:-1!iJ!e ~ L m. - Lucl'l Toysbop 111::oo-..cw• I p. m. - Girl Talk f>ith Vir· ••:~11. Chlia Crlbam u,:w-Jr&\)l"lWJI :JLia( nllU.)' \.t"UUJ~ 7 p. m. - IAlokiDC With u.. w-rw:~w: u.lca. ~ ao ll)'ke , Oblo Nen," Wtatber liporlo LAJVt: VI &All 1:110 Frielldly GiAml No. 71 &ami ~bibai 1:30 Wba's Ne11 No. ZIO 7:00 World 7:30 Radical Americana Sbrew." II: 00 Bobeal lipor1ll l:;jll l..onversatltlll Ylnla 111 A,.... . . , t:OO Tbe Ill& I'ICIIft HOLLYWOOD (UPI) ~:30 111gb ,._._ "1"1· Jtev•ewllaa Mmhlbell Virna Usl News l'rofile appear • tbfa year'1 Academ~ I Friday ~:Ill TV Kindergllt'lca Awllrda Olear lblw. 5:0.' friend~~ Gla1ll NB1 YOU (IJPI) - AG: lo lolerlia 1bo MIIIICIM . . . llleRtl . . . . . . . j: 30 Wbal'a ~etr II AIC • TV'• "Old 'hit" 7:110 FeattvaJ . . .-e five wWowa el • li:UO News Prufile Movie M:~Newa 7:a- or e1 11 Sptrts capL Kall&arOII JII:IIO-Eye Guess WHTN rY.JI 7:1t-T~ J.IZ.BUR'l'UN PROJECI' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -1\ich·l ard Burloll llld Elizabeth lor •ill produce llld llai- ln lulnbla'• "The 1'allltng 1/1. Dan Thomas & Son c. WWS TV-I Fun Scbool 1:1101:30- A Time FOI U1 3:00 Another World To Tell Truth 3:~ News 3:JU JJuu I Say Edge Oi Nlgl>l I I Password House t'arty Dally Word Navy Film Bozo 1:30- Tuesday Caser l:~n& 2:IJO-Our Llvea Dally Word Mike Wallace 1:00 TodaJ 1:0$f:~ Ben Wlll'N TV·U WCDS TV-I WSAZTV4 Reed WoDIID't Pwee A> world 'l 'uraa list Gl telel'lllol bJ8bllghll for Dell 101- II Cllmp' ld) uoauthorllaOve - but not completely -able. NEWS A PlJBUC AFPADIS Movie Fare for TV Tube Viewer Slmday, Mardi rl BaweiWI", J!ID1Il!l Dam11 9 p. m. Cb. 13 - "Beloved lA- lt:lll p. m., Cb. 8 - ''Enebanlo s......, ma · · ...,...ays fidel,'' TV Premier ed lslend." Dana Ancbews during the rush hour. U:IS p. m. Q. I - "Knock 11:30 p. m., Cb. 13- "JflJOeJllpea Bead - PalieDIB from OD My Door," Humphrey 1110011 Ill Ball," Fred Maa depth .~~ luaeljorU "; ~.:.._ :,:ese.:latl:: N~tal00:::: Bo:!.sa Mardi Zl y, Hoaseeleanlllg lime may meu lhe traditional stem-to-stern rleanlng during Or, II lllliY me111. montlt-to-monlll Intensive <leaning of individual room1. approaehes to llouaedeanlll1 are made easy with eleetrle Ooor polishers rutii!~~.J pooen and new doming produds outh as the apol rleaner (right). Put eleaner to work, too, on upholstt~rv, tlo'itts. moldjnl!: and ,..,,..,ets. "" Is rush- v Into uffer oove --------------------------------------- 100 nees I~ e 1 Mur;:.1 April 1 • aualyze world lalsillll. T p.m. Cb. 3 - "Portrait In 1 p. m., Cb. IS - "Thl Purpll ....... Are Tbef Nowt -A Black,'' Lana Turner Heart," Dana Andrews fesllval of Ute aallon's p. m., CIL s - '"!be !II- ''30 p. m., Cb. I - ''Balillei'loved televlsloll eommereials lent World, • Frederic auUne," Keefe Bnsselle !IDd searehillg tntervlewa with mas 11:30 p. m., Ch. 13 - "Ulyssea the men and women who ereTuol4ay, Man:b !I Against Son of Herrcules," aled them. p. m. Cb. s - To Be Anand "Sbe Gods of Shark AUDIENCE PARTICIPATIOJil IIOUIICed Reef." Toea-age Jury - A panel 11:20 p. m. Cb. 8- "The Whirl· 11:50 p.m., Cb. 8- "The Black average youngsters aelecled by pool" Gene Tierney Whip," Hugb Marlowe """'P''ter CODSider Otelr 11:30 p. m., 01. 13 - "Lost Salartay, April % ents peers BOclety ia 8 Weekend,'' Ray Mlllaod 9 p. m., at. 3 - "Off Limits, • ~ atW:spbert Actual w.....,.ay, Maid Sl Bob Hope llld Mickey Rooney seculioo!l defens'ea p. m. Ch. 8 - "The Man 11:15 p.m., Cb. 13-''The Crea· esec:ut~on's. Is Armed," DaDe Clark tcre." <J>ealer Morris llld Give-Up?11:30 p. lit, Cb. 13 - "Her "''1le B Man." " leadiDJ coJJesee and lungle Love," Dorothy La· 11:15 p. m., Cb. S - FIOOJI. 'fersitiel compete for vatuallle mour 'Me," George Nader . 'lllouuy, Mardi sa 11:10 p. lit, Ch. I - '"lbe fro. ~lai'J for a Day _ p. m., Cb. I - "GJ.d&et Goes jao War," John Barrymore '*" --------------------I Da..time Showl -------------------1 J. 11:-MOI'IIIIIC Sla And¥ Grilfilll 11 :30-Paradise Bay D•ck van JJyke 4:IJ04iv.-Mr. autharllatlft report 1111 .-a! calli Ill - liOUI'CI!8 In rid- new prG81111115 llland, we lind tbal the ~ · the 1.2::;:; News ; Middleport bt Jlrs. 1tfargaret Wall [the funeral home alter I p"m" Friday noon, ,\lee " Margaret W•ll. 83, a Sunday" Methodist Htlf resident of 634 Second AR, died Survlvon b a! Ham. Friday In •'" wellston Jamea E. Winegar ghters, Mrs" nursmg home, following • long JamPS E Winegar, 70 , a vet- . of Port Clld Ulnm eran of World War I, died all Talholl, Ban Ml"> . Wall was horn In Mas- 12 , 15 a"m Saturday In llle Vet· Shirley Hyoel on l'Ounty . W" Va"' Marrh :13, erans Hospital 81 Hunttnston With whom Ito 11183. daughter of the late James where he had been a patient stven grande I •nd Mary Ellen Morrow for 1 week" great grendel " ~~~" '" ~er "marrla&e to Csrl Mr" Winegar was horn In Gal· , Funeral ser \I all. a (,all!polts jeweler, took lia countv. Feb. a, !!911, son of I Monday at I :: pi>L·e Aug"7, 1903, and he pre- the lot• Johnson and Mary eo- . Rutherford ar ~~~;d her m deatll on Oct. 2, Ia Roush Winegar" His mar· I Home at WOI " . . d h'· rJag• W19 to the former All<t · Twu ~UfVIVIOS PUI rran ITt u... II f Mddl D 1 >Irs". Clarence iMildred) Whitt nor ey, 0 eport, on ""· Mra. Matil ol 0allipolio, snd Mrs" Ansu• 29, 1921, and she survives. Mr. PT. PEASA ll'· I) K" of Cl " 11 Winegar wao the ISit of his lilda Chapmat ''""' ~~ nctnna " family. A surviving niece il l Fl 11 .\ krother, Charles Mayes, of Mrs. June Cantrell of Gallipollo" I ve M e, D81 Ht'! idl·rsun, also surv1ves. H tl ed at 6 a.m. Frl 1 \1:"•" Wall wa• a member of ~ was a re r empo~"" l followlng 1 If G!a.·e ~lethodisl churcb, lhe of 11mken Holler HearlnK Cu", Mrs. Chapr: 1\'unwll"s Society of Christian of Colum?us, and had " lived Mason couniJ Sm we, and tile Ladies Bible there on fulane Hd", unld last daughter of ( l la's" . Dec~ber. H,e "Wll'l a member Mary Etta Sh S•·rvices will be beld at ~ p. of Franklin 1 ost, Amer~t:lln Le- first msrrlagt m \tondoy at Miller's Home glon, and was a charter mem- I. Duncan, an tw luneras" Rev. Hughey Jones her of Feeney-Bennett Post, she married I '< ~I ufflclale and burial will ~encan Legion at Mfddll!port. who aurvlvas. be 10 Mound HID cemetery. Serv•c., w•ll be bel~ at 2 P- [ She wal a I F•er.ds rnay call at the funerll m" Sunday at Mlllera Home , Loggerhead C hJtnt" after 4 pm. Sunday. for Fun"ellralfsf' Relv" .lnsdeph b~'atl>- 1 vivors In •• .. man WJ o tela e, an urt ·band ue a 1 li' D ll Cl Lwill be In Glllvet Hill ceme- 1Blan;he Nott " rs. l' a Ulmuerl !try. Frlenda !lilly call at tl!e 0 IDd four 1 Mrs. Della Curtis Challlber!l, funeral home" ' c~~ of JackiO er • resident of Mill Sl., MklDale Duacall •lle ~· ·rt, d•ed Saturday after· Loren J, Slagle vflle, llld Di "UIO'' "' the Crestview Nursing Loren J. Slagle, 13, of Water- borne. h•!ll•e '" Dayton" loo died Friday In an Ironton Five aurvlvl "!I.e was born il Long Bot- ho;pltal following a Jlngerin& brolben !IN: lone" un April 19, I!IM, daugh- lllneo. He apenl most of his of Marysvllll ~> ·• of, the late J~rv" and Kez. ure in Gallia county, ucept lor VanSickle 111 I':II" '\Iatson Curus. Her mar· 15 years when he employ· Gardner, b9l ' <oge" was to Herbert Chambers, ed by lntemalionel Harvester Mrt. Beckf. ' ''"'g time Middleport merch- eo. of Springfield, where he re- sell, Mrl. VIe "'I >l'hO preceded her In death. tlrM in 11110. C8Sk!r, 0., 'J> Sl1< was a member of Heath Mr. Slagle wu born Ia Gallla Hill, 0., • >tetbodist church, and Evange- couniJ Aug. a, 111112, 100 of lbe del'lllll. ,_, tmc ChapiM No. 172, Order of tate Thomas and Ellllbeth dren ... ' t:astern Star. Devenport Slagle. IDs marriage dren. · . II rs. C1t~m. bere is 1urvl•ed by to Ethel Lee took place Ia 1911, Ser¥1~ tl~e follow•!!l Qblldren, Mr L 81111 sbe IUrvlva, aloq with 1 p.m. ~!!~Ills (E-t!Mrl Alsbire o1 Day· Sllll, Hobert Slaglo of Willlrlot. sen ~ IIIli, Richf!l J. Cbamblr1 of TlMn lie eilbl "!llldcldklrea my . Middleport, ID alfleer of lht and four ~n. Bush P:n!!R!roy pallaaal Bank, and Two sun!Yllla liltlrl are Mrl. will Ill , ,I ~vllle T. "Chambers of Doe• ~udt J4nk!nt of llowlii!C Frlllldl,, ,, lure, Ga. Thera are foor grand!IDd Mn. Mat Golfe Gl home. :; ·'"' " chiilren, and lelWil nleell Waterloo. "l·' ._ .tdWew1 wbo aleo un\YI. Servicee will be held at~ p. Ar ~!"'icel will Itt beld at J m. Sunday at the Gallla Ba!>- the teeW<.lW p.m.: 1'1Mday a till ~tawlfnp. list cburcb. Rev. Kinner Van. Navy ~ • '·\ Ci>ats Funeral hom•. Rev. M. over wHI olflolalt, and burial equatorl"~ E. Dowroa will alflcltte, and will bl Ia Gsllll cemeiiiY u• Alallka'* b1irial wiU tt. Ia Jjtnrvltlw iltr dlNdiGII of lht Pllllllpt '"' about :1.100 cbolerJ, 111111111 11111iJ .l!li .. 1!erJ11 bome. Frleldl lllll eall State of Waahln&loll. are. bow we ....0, llok IDle - qufrJDg a pat ~ matter and repart • 111111 tile lmiiCinaU. !IDd ereallriiJ IIDme aaes will be olferlnt BUIII!e .n aulllmn. eaanot at tbfa lime ctve ' 12:~ presentation of "The the Columbus Coli and Post, a CHARU Fa nL 1~ 1.icks," openln& Aua. 241weekly newspaper with bnmch and <·losing Sept. 4. offices In Cleveland and Cln- ' clnnatt. The c1e1af Ia qalle -a. DaDy Wcri 7:~ a Area Deaths Dally Word Mike Walllce f:ll- run from July 20 through Aug. On-The"Grt>t>rl. 1. and will close the IO.week oea- Pn•senUy he Is city zditor of I WCDS TV_, ll'tlllll llelworka declde • lhe able, o1 I*+ IIIIi UDilup b' tile eomi'W a new 1111f o1 And • repler Naden 11 a Vf!I:J dllllealt btlll!t TV-l~ S:G-Cana Cob 1 with TV~ WBTN •*z*' Thll fnm llnL (!iBA) - 11 the llme wbeD the teleYisloa Daytime Showe WIIAZ telerlsicll BY WARD C4NNBL NEW YOHlt so11 •· !i/o• "ng "' I5"fool oak cross has been erected by members of the Meigs Cc sen""· scheduled tonight at 7:30 in the Pomeroy Junior High Scho< pre01u<·nt of the Meigs County Minialerial Aoon, ahovt are Jaycees J: ML·Ilanicl, president Services are open to the public" ;. native of Gallipolis, and 1 A• director of Mfchl~an'l newre.:tdl'nl l)f 95 N. Nelson Rd ., i est and most exeiling summer C· •"bue. Charles Briggs, •1thoatre. Briggs will oversee such I9f ~l"aduate of Gallla Acnde- ~ product•on' as "My Fair Lady," "' ·'"" u nationally dlotingutsh· "Dark of the Moon." and "La ~ theatre director. has be@ft l Ronde.'' In addition to hi! lnit· en• (.il~t'd as vi!!iting director for ial directing assignments. tlu Blue Valley Summer Thea- Briggs, who holds a bacheIre in Heed City, Mich. T h e lor's degree from Ohio State rltll "lca l tent arena is located University, was a theatre felnor.hwt"'t of Detroit fowship holder at Cleveland's t>nggs plans to fly to ,Michl· famous Karamu theatre in 19ti4i'" in mid-April to lake over 65, ond Is lorully prominent os his duties as director, lecturer, a dirPctur and artor .. and actmini.strative Ulistant to Last summer he scored a tlw producer, James Taylor. resounding critical hit as Donlit· has been contracted to ' •ld in "'You Can't Take It With d1ret1 u production of "T h •I You," wh•ch set • box office Thr<e Penny Opera," which will record at Columbus' Pla]•house- 1 .x;iM t.:&& r or 'J"omar. ""'""" "'¥¥ll now·.u 1.1011111- ··- --r\ l.l.IW: ,. ur .x:a·et tt~uu-~...~,~,;une a.,.w- .,..a hUOl 4114't'tl o>WIIUOQ tur»yllle .;!IIi ;:)llowa 1:-Aoollt. Worla To Tell Trulb 1'1ew1 a:~ tAJ&e <II l'lljlbl 1:-Doll'l Say Secrel Storw t:oo4:110-Mr. cartoon RiD Tin Tin l'lewa 1\ed Sllelioa McHole'•llnJ Pelllcoat JtiiiCC. •· l'roop t'eyiOA l'illll Ulli l'leWI tU&!UYe »:Q8-;MVYII week. To top II all, lite wo,... ll:• New1 New• II :20- L110 Sbow · · - . . .tell ....... wkel • 'lelevllloe IIlllelr .,. 11:;1tf-Tcmi(lbt Sbow ....... -- •. ,..,. .-.... LISJfN ':~;.:.~ft. LIW1111111 7:-llr. Kildare 7::!U-VirS1n!an l'tews Losl iD Space n~~ve Gua CBS News 1:110I::!U- Hlllbilliee t:Ot'Bob J:1ot1e Odie and BJII'bara 1:»- D1ck Sill U:liO11 ,,._TOIIipl vaa Dyu DaDDy llaye NeiQ 1 Late SbDir Will.... Movitl WCJIII TV-I en. Death March. ,T:30.._ Nl.e . . - The lulllel 7:~ ol • federal prlsoD lake ll 011 1:Nurses lhemselva to orpnize ID Tim<- for Ua temalilaal espionage rill& lo t:IIO-Mom. Sb011 Womens Ne11a uohelp tbe U. S. govemmenl communism. 11 :-Eye Guesa <..ieaeral Htll9pllll 6 .t.DYENTUIIE DAAMA 11:20-l'tews .......,.. Caudeelr -,_•actft.berjll:30-<:onc:ealraL fLoled, two-gun piano ~ 11:-Morn. Slar I'!ever Too Y01111& mova Into Dodge City. CaMy'r C.. - a gentle 11:30--Parodlse Bay Where Action II widew, once wr01111ly tried for U:IJO-Jeopard)' murder, devotee her life to 12:2(>Soupy Sale4 reeling the Ills of !IOCiety and U::It-PosloffH:e Beaver helping tl!e downtrodden, 12:~ ring 1a Zsa Gabor• 12:~News fte Girl Nul Door - A typ. !:-News ical, pretty young teen • 1:1101\'ealber uct Newl spy 811 ller way to the 1:J(t-Sillgia' Wells Farp school prom auddenly finds aell in Peking, lbe victim z:oo-our L!vea Have Guo Will I ' Batmall amnesia. , SCIENCE l EDUCATION Alice in WDIICie!'laod lUll Fla Fin" - The heart· wat'llling, cootinuit!C llory ol a little boy and lais pel sblrli. The Bi& Vallq IIMI 'a' Alllle - All Ameri· can llldlan, wortiDC bil ,ay Loog Hot Summ« lhrou&h medical IIChool as 1 newspaper reporter, rans asleo'PI in class and dreams be ll board a raft with a pi Iloilo! In& down the alimeaW')' canal. 1 Move lo Aetjllll ....-A Movie U lee ol nooflctioll dramu vealiDa tbe .humaa side Gl .., peale auch aa Adolf Hitler !IDd Altila the Hun" Truman Ca· pole narrates. I 11 : 1(>- &tu"l8 llulll Urave Sfal!jea. i:-l'lewa l:au-l'te11s •""""'''• MIQ "eJ.Ut sea Evenin& Sbowa 11:110-Newr 8:1111 u..... UQ !If. i"!idare I1Ifetl IIYe . . . . . 1U: M- a:~ " t:U.WIU' !Will I:JU-JKOIIIet • W1 »:- womaa'a Poco AS World '1'111111 &:00 Our uvea &:iiO Doctora 10:01-1 IG::!U- .,.,.. llaltari l:uo-~. 117 A~' Baek - The 1:01-Todai Uc:klnl, bilarR adveolurell 7:trta bunda ol Gls Ia the Ba~1111j 1:~ Ul olMN"G l .t.vewna o;....-r..ws GUidlDI LI&IU "'OU&ieD !i .Newa L.AI,t: "" l'~SU' Daytime Sbowe JZ:i5-. i:ot--Cheyenae i:;ltl- Tell Trulll witc•l mistake and lheo finds sbe bas lOIII ber magical t:IMI- J.w.AI Jle•w - A beautiful lurDI inle 1 fire IIJdnnl Thursday Love Ot Lite Donna Reed .News :searc11 For Tomor. l:-1:015 -81niln& oupermortlll '"" II811Uj1 o,;- cal boUJerives lr7 lo beat clock In full pmes. Winner to make U. S. foreign ....n.... l lor M boun. SITUATION COMEDY IJ:Z5Jli:-Postolfic:e 1:110- l'be N111'801 10 Dating Game JZ:~Nen IH>man s Pas:e •111 Supermarket ' ---JONES JOINS HOlLYWOOD (UP!) Com· ediaHiltizr Dean Jones baa JO..!d tbe east of "Afl'/ Wednea' which stare Jane ~ ~IDda Ja1011 Robarda. u _ . . iala', llellevilll IIIII lear!es. Mr. and Mrs. EW. are the blackhead.; aad lf!llldparents of,ten and It ·alfl changes the lJIIIilplnlllolall. makf.up. ,, ~:-IJociOr• Dally Word lllke Walleee Starcher Capt Kan&III'OII • WBTN TV·U Dally Word Devy and Goliallt SGc. SearriiJ Fun SctJOOI Movie Locy The McCoys Andy Grillith Die~ Van Dyke · Supermarket Love ol Lite Dollna Reed Dalto& Game News Searcll For Tomor Father KMft . . . Gutdllli l.!&bl woman's Pace BeD Ca9CJ Ai Worlll luna Password Hou:st t'itrly Z:5ft- 3:-Anotb. World To TeB Trull& News 3:20Ed&e 01 Night l::!U-Don'l SaJ Secret Slorw 4:00t:Oo- Mr. cant:30--Huck iiOwUI Ria Tlo Tia Tile Nurses T1me tor U1 Women's News , j_ Gen. Hospital Young Marrieds .ever Too YOUliC "e Aclioo II I Soupy Sater Sea Hunl i:ot--Cbeyenne Beaver dravo Stallion 5:30---------------- 1:-Newa 1:30--Ne... Lawmaa CBS 148111 Weatl!er l'lewa Wells Far&o 7:10--Hobo News 7:30-Damel Boorrel Tile M1111ten line Guo Ba1man 1:01 1:30 People 1:10- Giqel Double Life Gllli&n's laland 14J Three Sl!lll Movit 8:30-Deatll Vall8JI The Soutb Peyloll PlaCI lG:IG-Dilan The Baroa MRS. JAMES F. LONG "• �,, - ... ~ ,. . ..- . ' The Sunday Times-Sentinel, i i • I i UH ~ r 1r! ~ Ii ~ "' m .g Ul If I 00 1 ~~~ ~~~ ~ .... -- .. .. "'"' 1!8 h' f ui ~i H '~ •i r~ ..., ~- ca ,.f c 2 I<~ i c ll ii ri 15 ·"' n p~ & .. i ~i I. ... ~ • i ~ •I t: ~ ~- "E i c "•,. en !Z i ~ • . ~ ~ -~~rE ~ "jj ~ " £\ e - -;!t ••• I • 1: n 't.§ • I ..tr u c Q: 8" •0: !in "" lZ ~ 1: '!! II n ~ §~ l c n ~ ~ ~ G'- ~ i~ & t c 2 f c It ~ if 4 • f j H•Hu~g, :l'~J~- p."' · •. .., n a. .. p«=: g i 2. n != u~~:g~.li~[~~~i"~ ~.[U'· ~ ·~h~ ~~r - il~ • 2. .. ~ - •. ~ = >; ...... s a .. 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' • ... • ·' . .• , -- ··~ · ~·, ........., f · • r • ••.• ~"" - ' ' ... · ~· · ···· ··- ~ ····· ·, viti··~· ;~al Play Slated April 1-2 •m Plana were made to continue asllstallct wllb the lOCi doll project for eh1ldreil In Vlel Nam when the Women's AlsociaUon of the Fltit United Presbyterlan Olureb JMt Thursday eveninl al tbe chureb. · The preUcle111, Mn. Edward i Burkett, preaklent, opened lbe meeliDC with Jinyer and hymn, "What u It were Today" IIIIIIC in unison. 1 a,.,,..,., ' u !IIi 'lllid•su.ulll!, s.. rr, 1• :v:ep:•ih~:!:;- ~~-.Jd= Sod Dolflroltt:fCorrflnuld For Children in SOuth VietNam =: er, a poem, "Why I ~ You" dames George AllderloD, IJoB. and Judooll While. IJitl clolled wllb tbe IIO!y, "'lbe -Leland ol lbe lllln Drop." 'llle iludy leiiOII Gil "Spring" wu pen by lfn. '1'llomM KeJ. I)' in lbe abseDCe ol Mrs. Dole Walburn. DoiJa for lbe VI e I Nam projeclllert on dlap]ey. Mlu MIIJ'8Ifll Sauer bad the prayer tor mluloaarlel ill Africa and North Carolina. Mra. Rubert Taylor wu 1 peal for • s!::O: Leather Shoes Bear Up SAVE ON LUCITE AT MURPHYS IN GAlliPOLIS AND POINT PlEASANT Devollcma uslna lbe theme ol friendship ~~ere presented by Mrs. EmU Ball and Included scripture from Mallhew, a pray. I II Vinton WSCS Has Self Study Theme ' : :: W!kll "!!llnt. Reba lMic. . . . met at the home ol Mrs. R. B. Kruskamp, Jessie Hoochlns, Tbt YIDtoD . .lbodlll IPoll111 with 15 members WALL PAINT 18 CLEAN :=A,.SY QUICK FOR ALL YOUR Just Ul<e 001 TV. Ho stirring or thin· nil!£ llooln't drip, run or spotter llklrneuy ordinary points. Sprnds euily witl1 blUsh or ro!lor. ldoal for c:oilln&s too. Dries In 30 min· utes. Clean-up with soop end wator. FLORAL NEEDS VISIT DUDLEY'S FLORIST Forwoodwcw~ llilcl!eftl, b1throoms ow DIJOOfJ Solin '""Enomol. IIW decoralar colllllo 46 Caur1 StrHI Glllipolis, 0. 59 N. 2nd Ave. VISIT OUR Middleport, 0. COMPLETE Our Two Stores OUPONT PAINT DEPARTMENTS Can Serve All OfGelli1 and 19 COLORS OUR PRICE s .77 Meigs Counties GALLIPOLIS AND POINT PLEASANT ALSO FREE AREA WIDE DELIVERY G. c. MURPHY CO. 8 r-.. Hazel Harmon, Spiritual secretary, opened the by readil!J the 23rd Psalm praver was offered by HurrUI!)•. ·A duet "Jesus Paid All," was sung by Hazel mon and Edna Woodruff. ,sec.retary and treasurer'• porls were read and approved. Roil call wa, answered by dl ~1emlbers glvtng Bible verses. Communications were read. Eleanor White brought fore the society a lew items that could still be brough\ up to date before report time. They included prayer partners honoring charter members ' : increasing the membership. card was signed by all aod to Aunt Mary Russell. The program was "Sell • Sludy." 11 , was con· dueled bv Eleanor While. ers taki~g part were Whitley Edna Woodruff • -- ' --~ , 1 41% CURRENT DfVIDitD The Gallipolis SaYings and Loan Company SOCIAL EHNTS 1 1 1 -- Kyger creek Band Boosters Club Hears Grade Band; Plans Serving Kyger Creek Band Boosters Club met this week 11 t be ..h 1 lth ' · sc oo, w Mn. Wilham Darst ..... ld I llln th .' ..-- en • ca I . e meehng to order. Devotions were presented by Mrs. Glenn Smil~. The secretary and trea· surer I reporiJ were md and approved. -•- wvera1 Mr1. "'"""' U'IUIK m... annOUIICOIIIO!!ts. One Will that ..._ G 11 . th e cIub wouJcl oerve ...., a ra county teacbero bonquel on Ap· ril ~· They will abo serve refresbmenll 10 tbe pests at lhe Oblo BeD Telt!Jlhone oelence demonstration to ba held April 13th. - mall:h its beauty . 1 club, Monday at 8 p.m. r at the WHAJIS IN IT FOR ME? I 1 ' If, \ By Helen Hennessy sfraps in a sling actos~ thf' back. 'and now, with leathers at their 1 NEW YORK - INEA)-This Even lhe old ankle strap " tightest and. loveliest. shoe de- l w.ll be a strap-happy, round . . back. signers have provided a stunto'd sprlna as far u shoes go. j Leather is "baring" up in olh· ining collection of fool frippery. Monday Scraps of every slr1pe decorate ,er ways, too. Soft, pared-down Textures are provocatively usU•is aeason'o leailler footwear. land cut·away, the latest lnot- 1ed. Smoolh, grained. suedod, GREEN ELEMENTARY PTA The newest are the diagonal1wear fashions are delightfully 'jbrushed. paten!, embossed and will meet at 7:30p.m. at the slraps that run from the vamp ' daring. printed leathers all show at their school. There will be a panel .• round the heel. But there are · For several seasons now we 1best. And since leather breathes discussion on grading, a n d w•de and skinny T-slraps, slraps 'lave been building up to this iand flexes with the foot. t h e ! skits by the lhird grade. crossing or below the instep and most feminine feeling in shoes ' new footwear offers comfort to , GALLIPOLIS Junior Women's CAtENDAR Jane Poling and Hazel Harmon. Mrs. White asked to think to themselves "Wl!llt is, or what 111/NDAY does sell study mean," duri"g OFFICERS AND T!AM ol fL... the course of the study period. Theodorus CouneD . 11111111Cfa lltlll After the study there was a of America ate to dllcu11ion held and Mrs. White meet at tbe ltall SuDIIUlllmed it up by a veroe. "I day at 2 p. m. pracllee. am only one, but 1 am one, M.OUNT MORIAH B a Pt Ia I cannot do everything, but 1 Senror. Cbolr . 'lrill bold a 101111· do something." fest th11 cominl SUnday, March If )'OU'te U IIDift II )'0U lOot, , The meeting was closed by '¥1 at 3.P· !"-.altho church. The repeating the Lord's Prayer. pubhc Js mviled to attend. you'D ba puttilll ollclt 1*t 'llre Society will meet at the MONDAY of your ..mlllp ond ollowonoe Ill church, April 21 lor a potluck JANE HO~LL TENT, ...m1o. '!'bon wben tba JOilil loll the societies from WilkeB- Daughters of Uruon Veler8111 ville and Eno 81 guests. will meet at DAV hall Monday roup, you havt 1 eulhlon! It at 7:30 p. m. llllllrt. Savel D 0f • B k BETHEL NO. 62 o1 the In· ,11 00 1 are ternational Order of . Job's II Audrted Thur3day Daughters will !"eet at the ' - - - - - - - - - - The books of !be Chester Pomeroy Mason1e Temple, ol America were Monday, at 7:SO p. m. 'llrursday evening at the horne of Mrs. Geor;ge Wolf. AOAPULCO IUNNEB A socral hour was enJoyed aft. Yoo don't have to follow the the books wer• audrted and sun to Mexico lo be the darllna refreshmenls served by t h e1of the liesla. Richly embroiderhostess lo Mrs. Ross Cleland, ed and applique<! clothes in the deputy; Mrs. James Van Met- Acapulco manner are ,Mrs. James Van Metenough for any occasion. Celebrating Our BOth Year er, financial secretary; Mrs. I Hatlie Frederick, recording sec· Big girls adore il. the "lillie Phone 446 relary; Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter, girl" look, that is. That's the Opposite Post OHic• treasurer; Mrs. James Riden- look designers have borrowed Gallipolis, Ohio our : Mrs. Oscar Weber and from the ingenue wlio couldn'l Mrs. Wolf, trustees. wail to look like the "big girl." •·:I' The stropped look wW ba an Important part of the spring shoe ...,.. for both da . and evenlnJ. Strapped sll•er l..,ther sandal (left) for eYelllng glamor bas ,.,. roundel Aaltelled toe. Thls It a Herbert Le•lne deolga. f. MDier combine• Ike olrapped look' new Welt blgb heel aa.d oiJDJ back teea.ler) Ia ba..e ud white. ,.to black (lllenlleolher tUt-out T..irap wilb sl..g ollltouelle (rlghl) on a lllld-lolsb slim keel. SOCIAL i 1 In sprte of all the news slrap home of' Mrs. Merrill Evans, shoes are makmg for sprmg and TUESDA \ summer: don'l feel you will be : PEMBROKE CLUB 8 p. m. es and Jean Queen. lefl ,oul '" the fasluon cold .'1 you j meet al residence of \ Irs. A s ial feature of lh m- Clln 1 wearsandals orslrngs.Tbe Betty Sax> on. pee e p 1p~mp rs far from pasl !Is prrme. j gram was tlle presentalron of Th h lllik ... t•· f th Friday 1 be b h f'lth e s e · • """0110 ~s 0 e , severa num " Y 1 e 1 new pumps deliver the desired O!.D PINE LADII':S AID will grade band sludents of Adda· !exposure. hold an Easter bazaar a n d vrlre and Cheshrre • Kyger , For further dash. pumps are rummage sale at the old Coolschools. who played admrrably I bowed, quilted- name mercia! and Savings B:lnk ' to the enJOyment or the group. your choice and you <an have ! room on both Friday and Sat- : Refreshmenls were served to 1 it. urday. Plenty of gift items. 25 members by a committee I composed of Dorolhy Tyo, Lee Cremeans, F'rances Tucker and .. d Vtrguua Gar ner. I MARCH 29 & 30 TUESDAY Mr. Jame• Clendenin, band ' direclor. reported lhal the band received a II, or excellent rat.l ing, atlbe band contest in Ironton. Mr. Samuel Gaytoa, prlncl· pal, ..plaiDed tht tree plant- . ing project to members. He l ex plained that both the band ' boosters, and allrletlc club, who have accepted lbe project, will lind II beneficial to both organ· izations. Mrs. Dant announced lhe appointment of the nomillallng committee compo!ed ol Phyllls Hanktll, ebatrman: Mary Hugh- 412 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO There's excitement in t1te uir this Easter, and it all Oegins with fashion 's 11ew slm1t on femininity .•. coats, &uits, dresse s, costumes desig11ed ·(, with soft and supple grace . . . accessories to accent everlJ favored silho1~ette . Like to see a . complete collection of fashion's new look s? Yo n can .•. ;ust come to our Ea ster Fash ion OptHing! I and WEDNESDAY 1 SHOE KAY BOOTHE Old PiM Ladie• Plan Sole, &.oar Larry's Wayside Furniture Williams ,.J El ed PreStuenf . G MergS fOUD ~*ant/ Th Melp CounlJ 4-H I>Jeuure 1iderp held tbelr orpDiza. tiona mHflnl·'t<ce!ttly. The folio ng ~ were eleele: Sb~ WIIH• 1•, pre•ilftl) Wil:l:~ Vice1'jlresldelll; BD1 Do;~· KMhy Mor . , ~ Fros~ n""f. repui Ia. C:7 lllilnf; .·. · ~~';fii~: a.:! be Epls<bpa · · Bh Houoe in Pom• oflleers eroy Jlt 7, 110 p. m. 'l'lle and • · · bll4 tbelr~= Ill Bulb Kay Boothe 'llle Ladlll Aid ol Old Pine E u.a. (Jhurdl "' IIW' Rio I Grande are completing plans to bold an Eaotem bazaar and I rummage ule )n t!le old Com. merclal and Savlnp Blnk room l' In GaiUpolil on Friday 1 n d Saturday, April 1 IDd 2. lCay Boothe, daughter of Mr. There wW ba plenty of Items and Mrs. Lvlher Boothe, Rt. 3 suitable for 11ft living sueb Coolville, last week won the as oprono, bap, aewinli ltits, Eastern High School spelling cushions and other attractive championship, articles. Kay, president of the Senior class, won the honor during a MOEUJ!!R Vl8lTB POMEROY spelldown assembly with 4t emr,reamu Walter H. Moe]. students fror.1 all four grodes Ier wu Ia Pomeroy llalurday of the Meigs county school par· consulling wllb :Mayor Charles ticlpaling. Legar l!ld other prominent buB- Prollminary tests were ad· inessmea. ministered to all studenls and from results of that there wer& TO Mllft' MONDAY 10 puplls tttlected !rom each Gef a The SyriCIIN Ladles AuxUiary elliS to participate In the IS· nf tbe Vollltlnr Jl'lre Dept. will sembly spelldown. meet !lon!fq aJPl at 7 lnlleed Pronouncer waa Bobby Ord of 7::10 p.111. Elallr boakell 11111 while Gary Parsons, served ba worked C!ll. · timer. Each pupD had 30 (BlACK • WHITE) onds ID 1\'hich to spell the pidure Plat FAIBIONI CABEnJLLY iJiven blm. Try 1111 fD ba emled awey by Tied for l'Uili!01-UJI were eceen1r1o b)lb J1nb u you 1111. Knight arxl BW Buckley, ~ lbnrucb ,_ fmrlle lull- bolb ~ elimlna~ on the ion mapw . ..., llldl , _ IIOr)l. descendant. Alllfo INP.ANII TO II 'IIAII. lone .,.... ..,.... . lad CD). GLASS SLIPPERS or1u1 bul oa lhl wnraa I1Pe 11r1 .,. ,.,., ...... ...,. ARE BACit lbq can JII'O'I pulllqilt. 'fatthllfJ', ClndereUo's gla" TlllllftY 'l'IIRRY have made the scene aglin. t TIIIIOW • ~ 11U1e more up-to-dale, .... .,..,., ...O'.. W'• ... - - .. . n YGII 111111 to lbiiiR • bJkl. made ., ,.... tiber. vaiortu-1 ... ....,_r.utP I 11" nl bel..- dQIIIil .r w pool llllel)', • prince dotsll'l <Gil!• I try a pbuhllllliall 11n7 11mf. w1tb every pair; you11 have 1 over. II wllllblraiiiJ IDit up wort lbat IDfle on yout own. lllli.\.lftCIAU lloitM•I'w ...l,._ ,.._ your 1181 Uln 11111 wiU he COl)' Polsley 1'WIII trlldly In ·~!"'. i-3~, ..JI ,._ • -:" ... Ill ..... warm . .. lltlilr llllkweeplnJ ~m,. Bparlde lite aa lllrlilc 1 ~'--ItO K...- OIIIMo. or Ullllkilv 111ia11L ...,;olan garden In either IIIII Mcam. ' or twOiJiece dre!Sel in Pl'A WJW IIONDAY atlorur of pinks,' tbroqb The Soulbenl LoeaJ BJeinen. ~ of bluel IIIII pqrplell lacy 71b and 811 Orldtl PTA tbe IOiden 1011111. of will meei Moaday, Mardi :11 II IIUDIJcht. 8 p. m. II tbe Jlllillr llllb ' - -·~·building. Bllfdb lflde ,.._ Mort than ball r1 the lnllllll-1 are espMIIIJJ araitl to lltd !ants ol Guatemala are In order Ill malt plll1l fGr tbe pure Ia.dlltl ltock, tll!ic:endloniJI eta.' Partr• · of llrtt Meyu. ~ •..,_....,~~lo!iill! 3 PIECE SILKETTE FABRIC Wins Eastern Spellintr Bee ---- Mn. Fereo Bark• Barril o1 EASTER SUNDAY FRILLS Loneuter, 0., formerly of Middleport, bu ~~~~e~ed OallJ. polla Medical c.ater l!osp!)l] tor oblervllloa. Sbe 11 In Roam 111. ---Mr. and Mrl. George Bred· ley are bore from Florida io Y11U Mr. and Mn. P11u1 aJ!. IGrd, l!ld other friends. Mn. Bradley IJ tbe former ICMII... Ina Bunce. E}ft'RA SPECIAL FIT . •• Fit that lam endwin1 every day fit, as much 1 part of the shoe at lt110le. A Stride Rite tradition - carried on risht here, by our own fuasy Iitten. • beautiful $25·00 LEFT: 2 PIECE PEBLU:N FABRIC I !!-~ -~- BxfO - ' of your baby Mr. and 1\fn. Paul Nriup are In l'nJnmbulloclq to aiWad tbe lib IIUIUII Oldo Qnd Curer Aloembly, Mr. Nartbup ls presldont of tbe GaiUa OlaDiy ACS Ulllt. lor only . ....... Home of lerlcllne Chlln - Bnlcly 98c Dinette~ S.•ly Mlttre• - Fllauloua lllrNe Fumlture Shop Weyslde Saan-!'hane 446-1830 USE YOUR CHARGI . ACCOUNT AT CAil'SI SHOP FRIDAY NITE TIL 8 P.M. CLOSE SATURDAY AT 5 P.M. / -.....!................... .. ,...-. Priced from: $3.00 to $75.00 • Main Floor • JEWELRY -... \Gallipolis, Store i[AST[R HANDBAGS 1 TO COMPLEMENT EASTER FASHIONS _., .. .,. ............. """ ..... ,... -.. .......... 'I "'.. ,.......... _.....,. . ..,.,.,.._,,...,"' ""'........... .,.., .,........... ,., ........ ....., _____ _ --- Suits by: Mary Lane · Betty Rose Forever Young· Handmacher • Second Floor • Jewelry Dept. Mlln Floor COmplete Your Elster Outfit ·with Just The light Jewelry. Priced from: $)-00 .. flOOD IIIJ �. . .--·-·-- 7~~~~·~---~~~~ ' II,., t -... ....- ...;........... ......... ... - __ _____ .,.,...,_._ .......... . .......... ~ -~.,--~-···----~-··- _,._"-__ . . . . ,.___···--· •·--' ..._.,..;:~..:.·.::."--"'!"----------- ' . ,. . . ' ... ' " ' .. . .. " ..' " ' . . . . ................ .. ,· J ., ., - ~ ~- ... . . . ~ . .. , -···· .... ' .,. ,. .1' • • • ) ., •• • •¥·•·· • ·' •. ' • ... • ·' . .• , -- ··~ · ~·, ........., f · • r • ••.• ~"" - ' ' ... · ~· · ···· ··- ~ ····· ·, viti··~· ;~al Play Slated April 1-2 •m Plana were made to continue asllstallct wllb the lOCi doll project for eh1ldreil In Vlel Nam when the Women's AlsociaUon of the Fltit United Presbyterlan Olureb JMt Thursday eveninl al tbe chureb. · The preUcle111, Mn. Edward i Burkett, preaklent, opened lbe meeliDC with Jinyer and hymn, "What u It were Today" IIIIIIC in unison. 1 a,.,,..,., ' u !IIi 'lllid•su.ulll!, s.. rr, 1• :v:ep:•ih~:!:;- ~~-.Jd= Sod Dolflroltt:fCorrflnuld For Children in SOuth VietNam =: er, a poem, "Why I ~ You" dames George AllderloD, IJoB. and Judooll While. IJitl clolled wllb tbe IIO!y, "'lbe -Leland ol lbe lllln Drop." 'llle iludy leiiOII Gil "Spring" wu pen by lfn. '1'llomM KeJ. I)' in lbe abseDCe ol Mrs. Dole Walburn. DoiJa for lbe VI e I Nam projeclllert on dlap]ey. Mlu MIIJ'8Ifll Sauer bad the prayer tor mluloaarlel ill Africa and North Carolina. Mra. Rubert Taylor wu 1 peal for • s!::O: Leather Shoes Bear Up SAVE ON LUCITE AT MURPHYS IN GAlliPOLIS AND POINT PlEASANT Devollcma uslna lbe theme ol friendship ~~ere presented by Mrs. EmU Ball and Included scripture from Mallhew, a pray. I II Vinton WSCS Has Self Study Theme ' : :: W!kll "!!llnt. Reba lMic. . . . met at the home ol Mrs. R. B. Kruskamp, Jessie Hoochlns, Tbt YIDtoD . .lbodlll IPoll111 with 15 members WALL PAINT 18 CLEAN :=A,.SY QUICK FOR ALL YOUR Just Ul<e 001 TV. Ho stirring or thin· nil!£ llooln't drip, run or spotter llklrneuy ordinary points. Sprnds euily witl1 blUsh or ro!lor. ldoal for c:oilln&s too. Dries In 30 min· utes. Clean-up with soop end wator. FLORAL NEEDS VISIT DUDLEY'S FLORIST Forwoodwcw~ llilcl!eftl, b1throoms ow DIJOOfJ Solin '""Enomol. IIW decoralar colllllo 46 Caur1 StrHI Glllipolis, 0. 59 N. 2nd Ave. VISIT OUR Middleport, 0. COMPLETE Our Two Stores OUPONT PAINT DEPARTMENTS Can Serve All OfGelli1 and 19 COLORS OUR PRICE s .77 Meigs Counties GALLIPOLIS AND POINT PLEASANT ALSO FREE AREA WIDE DELIVERY G. c. MURPHY CO. 8 r-.. Hazel Harmon, Spiritual secretary, opened the by readil!J the 23rd Psalm praver was offered by HurrUI!)•. ·A duet "Jesus Paid All," was sung by Hazel mon and Edna Woodruff. ,sec.retary and treasurer'• porls were read and approved. Roil call wa, answered by dl ~1emlbers glvtng Bible verses. Communications were read. Eleanor White brought fore the society a lew items that could still be brough\ up to date before report time. They included prayer partners honoring charter members ' : increasing the membership. card was signed by all aod to Aunt Mary Russell. The program was "Sell • Sludy." 11 , was con· dueled bv Eleanor While. ers taki~g part were Whitley Edna Woodruff • -- ' --~ , 1 41% CURRENT DfVIDitD The Gallipolis SaYings and Loan Company SOCIAL EHNTS 1 1 1 -- Kyger creek Band Boosters Club Hears Grade Band; Plans Serving Kyger Creek Band Boosters Club met this week 11 t be ..h 1 lth ' · sc oo, w Mn. Wilham Darst ..... ld I llln th .' ..-- en • ca I . e meehng to order. Devotions were presented by Mrs. Glenn Smil~. The secretary and trea· surer I reporiJ were md and approved. -•- wvera1 Mr1. "'"""' U'IUIK m... annOUIICOIIIO!!ts. One Will that ..._ G 11 . th e cIub wouJcl oerve ...., a ra county teacbero bonquel on Ap· ril ~· They will abo serve refresbmenll 10 tbe pests at lhe Oblo BeD Telt!Jlhone oelence demonstration to ba held April 13th. - mall:h its beauty . 1 club, Monday at 8 p.m. r at the WHAJIS IN IT FOR ME? I 1 ' If, \ By Helen Hennessy sfraps in a sling actos~ thf' back. 'and now, with leathers at their 1 NEW YORK - INEA)-This Even lhe old ankle strap " tightest and. loveliest. shoe de- l w.ll be a strap-happy, round . . back. signers have provided a stunto'd sprlna as far u shoes go. j Leather is "baring" up in olh· ining collection of fool frippery. Monday Scraps of every slr1pe decorate ,er ways, too. Soft, pared-down Textures are provocatively usU•is aeason'o leailler footwear. land cut·away, the latest lnot- 1ed. Smoolh, grained. suedod, GREEN ELEMENTARY PTA The newest are the diagonal1wear fashions are delightfully 'jbrushed. paten!, embossed and will meet at 7:30p.m. at the slraps that run from the vamp ' daring. printed leathers all show at their school. There will be a panel .• round the heel. But there are · For several seasons now we 1best. And since leather breathes discussion on grading, a n d w•de and skinny T-slraps, slraps 'lave been building up to this iand flexes with the foot. t h e ! skits by the lhird grade. crossing or below the instep and most feminine feeling in shoes ' new footwear offers comfort to , GALLIPOLIS Junior Women's CAtENDAR Jane Poling and Hazel Harmon. Mrs. White asked to think to themselves "Wl!llt is, or what 111/NDAY does sell study mean," duri"g OFFICERS AND T!AM ol fL... the course of the study period. Theodorus CouneD . 11111111Cfa lltlll After the study there was a of America ate to dllcu11ion held and Mrs. White meet at tbe ltall SuDIIUlllmed it up by a veroe. "I day at 2 p. m. pracllee. am only one, but 1 am one, M.OUNT MORIAH B a Pt Ia I cannot do everything, but 1 Senror. Cbolr . 'lrill bold a 101111· do something." fest th11 cominl SUnday, March If )'OU'te U IIDift II )'0U lOot, , The meeting was closed by '¥1 at 3.P· !"-.altho church. The repeating the Lord's Prayer. pubhc Js mviled to attend. you'D ba puttilll ollclt 1*t 'llre Society will meet at the MONDAY of your ..mlllp ond ollowonoe Ill church, April 21 lor a potluck JANE HO~LL TENT, ...m1o. '!'bon wben tba JOilil loll the societies from WilkeB- Daughters of Uruon Veler8111 ville and Eno 81 guests. will meet at DAV hall Monday roup, you havt 1 eulhlon! It at 7:30 p. m. llllllrt. Savel D 0f • B k BETHEL NO. 62 o1 the In· ,11 00 1 are ternational Order of . Job's II Audrted Thur3day Daughters will !"eet at the ' - - - - - - - - - - The books of !be Chester Pomeroy Mason1e Temple, ol America were Monday, at 7:SO p. m. 'llrursday evening at the horne of Mrs. Geor;ge Wolf. AOAPULCO IUNNEB A socral hour was enJoyed aft. Yoo don't have to follow the the books wer• audrted and sun to Mexico lo be the darllna refreshmenls served by t h e1of the liesla. Richly embroiderhostess lo Mrs. Ross Cleland, ed and applique<! clothes in the deputy; Mrs. James Van Met- Acapulco manner are ,Mrs. James Van Metenough for any occasion. Celebrating Our BOth Year er, financial secretary; Mrs. I Hatlie Frederick, recording sec· Big girls adore il. the "lillie Phone 446 relary; Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter, girl" look, that is. That's the Opposite Post OHic• treasurer; Mrs. James Riden- look designers have borrowed Gallipolis, Ohio our : Mrs. Oscar Weber and from the ingenue wlio couldn'l Mrs. Wolf, trustees. wail to look like the "big girl." •·:I' The stropped look wW ba an Important part of the spring shoe ...,.. for both da . and evenlnJ. Strapped sll•er l..,ther sandal (left) for eYelllng glamor bas ,.,. roundel Aaltelled toe. Thls It a Herbert Le•lne deolga. f. MDier combine• Ike olrapped look' new Welt blgb heel aa.d oiJDJ back teea.ler) Ia ba..e ud white. ,.to black (lllenlleolher tUt-out T..irap wilb sl..g ollltouelle (rlghl) on a lllld-lolsb slim keel. SOCIAL i 1 In sprte of all the news slrap home of' Mrs. Merrill Evans, shoes are makmg for sprmg and TUESDA \ summer: don'l feel you will be : PEMBROKE CLUB 8 p. m. es and Jean Queen. lefl ,oul '" the fasluon cold .'1 you j meet al residence of \ Irs. A s ial feature of lh m- Clln 1 wearsandals orslrngs.Tbe Betty Sax> on. pee e p 1p~mp rs far from pasl !Is prrme. j gram was tlle presentalron of Th h lllik ... t•· f th Friday 1 be b h f'lth e s e · • """0110 ~s 0 e , severa num " Y 1 e 1 new pumps deliver the desired O!.D PINE LADII':S AID will grade band sludents of Adda· !exposure. hold an Easter bazaar a n d vrlre and Cheshrre • Kyger , For further dash. pumps are rummage sale at the old Coolschools. who played admrrably I bowed, quilted- name mercia! and Savings B:lnk ' to the enJOyment or the group. your choice and you <an have ! room on both Friday and Sat- : Refreshmenls were served to 1 it. urday. Plenty of gift items. 25 members by a committee I composed of Dorolhy Tyo, Lee Cremeans, F'rances Tucker and .. d Vtrguua Gar ner. I MARCH 29 & 30 TUESDAY Mr. Jame• Clendenin, band ' direclor. reported lhal the band received a II, or excellent rat.l ing, atlbe band contest in Ironton. Mr. Samuel Gaytoa, prlncl· pal, ..plaiDed tht tree plant- . ing project to members. He l ex plained that both the band ' boosters, and allrletlc club, who have accepted lbe project, will lind II beneficial to both organ· izations. Mrs. Dant announced lhe appointment of the nomillallng committee compo!ed ol Phyllls Hanktll, ebatrman: Mary Hugh- 412 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO There's excitement in t1te uir this Easter, and it all Oegins with fashion 's 11ew slm1t on femininity .•. coats, &uits, dresse s, costumes desig11ed ·(, with soft and supple grace . . . accessories to accent everlJ favored silho1~ette . Like to see a . complete collection of fashion's new look s? Yo n can .•. ;ust come to our Ea ster Fash ion OptHing! I and WEDNESDAY 1 SHOE KAY BOOTHE Old PiM Ladie• Plan Sole, &.oar Larry's Wayside Furniture Williams ,.J El ed PreStuenf . G MergS fOUD ~*ant/ Th Melp CounlJ 4-H I>Jeuure 1iderp held tbelr orpDiza. tiona mHflnl·'t<ce!ttly. The folio ng ~ were eleele: Sb~ WIIH• 1•, pre•ilftl) Wil:l:~ Vice1'jlresldelll; BD1 Do;~· KMhy Mor . , ~ Fros~ n""f. repui Ia. C:7 lllilnf; .·. · ~~';fii~: a.:! be Epls<bpa · · Bh Houoe in Pom• oflleers eroy Jlt 7, 110 p. m. 'l'lle and • · · bll4 tbelr~= Ill Bulb Kay Boothe 'llle Ladlll Aid ol Old Pine E u.a. (Jhurdl "' IIW' Rio I Grande are completing plans to bold an Eaotem bazaar and I rummage ule )n t!le old Com. merclal and Savlnp Blnk room l' In GaiUpolil on Friday 1 n d Saturday, April 1 IDd 2. lCay Boothe, daughter of Mr. There wW ba plenty of Items and Mrs. Lvlher Boothe, Rt. 3 suitable for 11ft living sueb Coolville, last week won the as oprono, bap, aewinli ltits, Eastern High School spelling cushions and other attractive championship, articles. Kay, president of the Senior class, won the honor during a MOEUJ!!R Vl8lTB POMEROY spelldown assembly with 4t emr,reamu Walter H. Moe]. students fror.1 all four grodes Ier wu Ia Pomeroy llalurday of the Meigs county school par· consulling wllb :Mayor Charles ticlpaling. Legar l!ld other prominent buB- Prollminary tests were ad· inessmea. ministered to all studenls and from results of that there wer& TO Mllft' MONDAY 10 puplls tttlected !rom each Gef a The SyriCIIN Ladles AuxUiary elliS to participate In the IS· nf tbe Vollltlnr Jl'lre Dept. will sembly spelldown. meet !lon!fq aJPl at 7 lnlleed Pronouncer waa Bobby Ord of 7::10 p.111. Elallr boakell 11111 while Gary Parsons, served ba worked C!ll. · timer. Each pupD had 30 (BlACK • WHITE) onds ID 1\'hich to spell the pidure Plat FAIBIONI CABEnJLLY iJiven blm. Try 1111 fD ba emled awey by Tied for l'Uili!01-UJI were eceen1r1o b)lb J1nb u you 1111. Knight arxl BW Buckley, ~ lbnrucb ,_ fmrlle lull- bolb ~ elimlna~ on the ion mapw . ..., llldl , _ IIOr)l. descendant. Alllfo INP.ANII TO II 'IIAII. lone .,.... ..,.... . lad CD). GLASS SLIPPERS or1u1 bul oa lhl wnraa I1Pe 11r1 .,. ,.,., ...... ...,. ARE BACit lbq can JII'O'I pulllqilt. 'fatthllfJ', ClndereUo's gla" TlllllftY 'l'IIRRY have made the scene aglin. t TIIIIOW • ~ 11U1e more up-to-dale, .... .,..,., ...O'.. W'• ... - - .. . n YGII 111111 to lbiiiR • bJkl. made ., ,.... tiber. vaiortu-1 ... ....,_r.utP I 11" nl bel..- dQIIIil .r w pool llllel)', • prince dotsll'l <Gil!• I try a pbuhllllliall 11n7 11mf. w1tb every pair; you11 have 1 over. II wllllblraiiiJ IDit up wort lbat IDfle on yout own. lllli.\.lftCIAU lloitM•I'w ...l,._ ,.._ your 1181 Uln 11111 wiU he COl)' Polsley 1'WIII trlldly In ·~!"'. i-3~, ..JI ,._ • -:" ... Ill ..... warm . .. lltlilr llllkweeplnJ ~m,. Bparlde lite aa lllrlilc 1 ~'--ItO K...- OIIIMo. or Ullllkilv 111ia11L ...,;olan garden In either IIIII Mcam. ' or twOiJiece dre!Sel in Pl'A WJW IIONDAY atlorur of pinks,' tbroqb The Soulbenl LoeaJ BJeinen. ~ of bluel IIIII pqrplell lacy 71b and 811 Orldtl PTA tbe IOiden 1011111. of will meei Moaday, Mardi :11 II IIUDIJcht. 8 p. m. II tbe Jlllillr llllb ' - -·~·building. Bllfdb lflde ,.._ Mort than ball r1 the lnllllll-1 are espMIIIJJ araitl to lltd !ants ol Guatemala are In order Ill malt plll1l fGr tbe pure Ia.dlltl ltock, tll!ic:endloniJI eta.' Partr• · of llrtt Meyu. ~ •..,_....,~~lo!iill! 3 PIECE SILKETTE FABRIC Wins Eastern Spellintr Bee ---- Mn. Fereo Bark• Barril o1 EASTER SUNDAY FRILLS Loneuter, 0., formerly of Middleport, bu ~~~~e~ed OallJ. polla Medical c.ater l!osp!)l] tor oblervllloa. Sbe 11 In Roam 111. ---Mr. and Mrl. George Bred· ley are bore from Florida io Y11U Mr. and Mn. P11u1 aJ!. IGrd, l!ld other friends. Mn. Bradley IJ tbe former ICMII... Ina Bunce. E}ft'RA SPECIAL FIT . •• Fit that lam endwin1 every day fit, as much 1 part of the shoe at lt110le. A Stride Rite tradition - carried on risht here, by our own fuasy Iitten. • beautiful $25·00 LEFT: 2 PIECE PEBLU:N FABRIC I !!-~ -~- BxfO - ' of your baby Mr. and 1\fn. Paul Nriup are In l'nJnmbulloclq to aiWad tbe lib IIUIUII Oldo Qnd Curer Aloembly, Mr. Nartbup ls presldont of tbe GaiUa OlaDiy ACS Ulllt. lor only . ....... Home of lerlcllne Chlln - Bnlcly 98c Dinette~ S.•ly Mlttre• - Fllauloua lllrNe Fumlture Shop Weyslde Saan-!'hane 446-1830 USE YOUR CHARGI . ACCOUNT AT CAil'SI SHOP FRIDAY NITE TIL 8 P.M. CLOSE SATURDAY AT 5 P.M. / -.....!................... .. ,...-. Priced from: $3.00 to $75.00 • Main Floor • JEWELRY -... \Gallipolis, Store i[AST[R HANDBAGS 1 TO COMPLEMENT EASTER FASHIONS _., .. .,. ............. """ ..... ,... -.. .......... 'I "'.. ,.......... _.....,. . ..,.,.,.._,,...,"' ""'........... .,.., .,........... ,., ........ ....., _____ _ --- Suits by: Mary Lane · Betty Rose Forever Young· Handmacher • Second Floor • Jewelry Dept. Mlln Floor COmplete Your Elster Outfit ·with Just The light Jewelry. Priced from: $)-00 .. flOOD IIIJ �•, '<; ,. \ \t '" ·.·1·. Business tile Wal1t~d Way-BY Phone, Real &tete For Sell ~e~ IY MAR. . IN PEUOtl · Rul &tete For Sele Extra Cash The Want Ad Way u· \Nl AD The Sunday Tlmes-SeDUnll, 8un~y, Marcb 27, 11188-UI lielll W•nted I ServiCe~ MOUSEKEEPb, prefer to I Por Sale For Sale lluli_. I • M. .::~·~~~!' hbll<otloo nve ln. can WY U2Sl. GROCERIES and druga at the 1'15 by It atlll m by 1$, CeJe. AUCTIONEER '"""'" 0 " 0 ""' .,,. • M . I 'l1 llc Clem Cooper Place In Po• bri!J black llrto. Firll lire • COMPLITI SIRVICI ............. 'y . . . :II lllllOIId llr """65. ••••••••••• WANTED· E>:perlenced mecl> land Ohio Gas and 11re1 ' • -· _.. Wrllt, ,...,. or - · • wn· ::, ':1!:":. ·==~:::_:. anlll ror' minor parta lnltalla· on ~e W;_.nesday. Groa~e ~~ter~j,· Newell'• JIM CARNAHAN "'""""''""" lloD 881'\'lce. l\lust lio 011ture, jobs, flal! fixed and motor • • . IO. ,., .,."'"" _.,, ,.. """' with ablUI)I te manqe d& tune·ups. Edna Deem, Mar> S '11 Ute ltACINI, OHIO • tclll or "*I"' •ny aclo clttmH ebJHtlon•b~e. ''"'" lflouWI Itt partment and sell parts. aa:er. I t1 lie , I "'"'"" ''"-"'"' ,,. .... Good worl<in8 condltJons. In UPRI.GHT Deep Freeze, It AVOID last ~-·•· -·... •· l)lllor will not IN rn.-nslb• 1w "• - WY • ,,.1 WY UWftlw JumL Ill" .,,,. ""' - '"''""' '"""leiter, state experience. ref. 111113 FORD Galaxy 5110. Con- etMc ..... ...,.. or eome IU aervlee. Old ••no _ . . and wages expected. Vertlble. AutomaUe lransmls- Uld. a II lfG office bulldlJII New 111-. W. . , ••~·; :,~··w~~ ":.:'!",- Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, slon. Prtce $1395. Caillll2·5!118 AUCTION S turda VL Mondly lllroup Jl'rlday "'"'""'" .... ,. " ,..,. Boa 6811A. Z 4 tfe after 4 p. m 3 27 a J, from I a. m. to t p• m• lat. 17 URH ,_, wercl ,., ,..,._ Cllto - ~ ' 21. 1H6 11•30 I Dl. 'ftle "'""" ,,...,,_ CAR BOPS NEEDED AT IOWIIJI Per~ wtll m·doy I I. m. to f p. m. AI,. !:; !:''.:0:."':::::,."':1 00::..'"' ONCE, Apply In person. _CrQW's ONE USED John Deera be ld 1I lbe ,;;;;;;"'-.. ., bookkoepllltl atlll •••• •• •••••• • o11ru•o1n Steak House s 8 llc chopper and one John Deere ., "'w Publle ServiCe I II ~.,...... fL 1 - tor lib bo P'ann oo Stalt Rlllte IU be• 0 Melltktntl WIN 1t. ol e eVI W ppet. ..._ J.o D·"8JIIIIIjr"'";;;;;;OOiii--li&illiiiiiliii 101 ••••• ••• Both In ood ndltl p u1 "'"" Ill ....... · 1:30 A. M. to 1:01 P M. D.. l'r g ~ Oh. a Reedlvtlle. ftw/ tbt •fliDCII ..,.,.., ,,,. o. " · ,. ,.,,. W•ntecl To luy R. Karr, 1 milo 110rlh of •• Forked' R , •• 111 IT'S 10 IM"Y Ches Ml Ull ...._... ·•• ••••• • W"'"""'D TO BUY Good ter, Ohio. S 11 3lc u lot'. •uu'-T r•oDUCIMe twu.~:.o ww•: •••• •• used plano. Phone WY 2-11111. . PHON£ WY 2·2 156 1 zo If TWO quarter pon101, 14 IDchtf. Won many trophles. Come ste · - - - - - -1o\l'ITIQUiil 11'1u11111lrt, dllbes them work. Sheryl WUllams, In Memory mtlleeiiiJielllll. l;all • write: WY 2-6811. 1 '11 etc IN MEMORY of my Iovine wife Mrs. llorrlllll CeciL 118 W. end mother, Glenna lloeftlch, MaiD St.. POIIIII'IIJ. AUCTION, Saturday, AprU J, who passed away M&l'<h 20, t Zl II< 1966, 12:20 p. m. I have sold 1961. My Ups cannot tell oow my home and wlll sell the I miss her. Mf heart cannot For Sale or Rent followiiJI personal property, tell what to PY. God alone' located 1 mile east of Rut. knows how I mi,ss her tn 1 1N MASON, 4 rooms ond bath! land, Ohio, on State Routt home that 18 loneaome ll'ilh full basement. Newly lU at Cook's Gop Hill: day. Sadly miliSed by her painted inside. Small down Westlnghouae refrigerator, bus band, Edward Jloefllelt, payme~~l with paymenl! less Speed Queen washer, Erne!' dan~hter and son·lr>Iaw Mr than rtnl. Priced 11 $4900. Ph. son TV, 3 Wll'drobel, 1 bedll, and Mrs. Reino L1DJ1 ' I 88S-284J. I 25 3lp complete, cheat of drawert, Grandson, Tom. 1 .lllando, deJk, aewlDf _,hlnl 1 11 Up For Rent lawu mower, 3 roekera, lllll1l --=---:-::--:-:c:--:--1 lot of concrete blocb, Iron IXPIRIINCID Card Of Thanks A~!:"',.::end J.=:a:'rd, kettle, utility table, dlnellt tNFORMII ftON "' :.:,::0 ·WAGON SALE . . Got Spring Fever? Wt11 Deal i 'M Caanir)' Beautt s. •tc Jon will to .... too. b Ill 'Ill s.oc.d An. Wed., llar<ll 3111b. 12-' Forlent I' . I -· We IN llullderl . . llotpotnl lppii•N*, o\Jll. . . lledrlc. ACRE, .115 lob. bose, f 11ouee witll cooksloVe, m.tg., floor eovering, cood fences, pieoty of Water' fruit · Owner wanta quick sale, II leaving 111ote, Olll7 ~.ooo. NICI SMALL HOMI 13~ GARFIELD AYE. 111lBE"8 A. NICI a ROOM HOME 1M GOOD LOCATroN, HAS BATH . . u GAS BEAT. PRICED hO 1100.00. 2 ACRES 5 ROOM HOME "·" ,., ,. ..,. .. •K• · - arau • ·_...., SERVICE ........ *' W~JM Amshlry 1141 Bad HIU DILLON AGENCY I end •w... furnllhed. WY 2-2133. I WISH to thank the Veteran'• M'morial Hospital Staff lor aol, 4 dlnelle chalr1, dilhtl, WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE I' j /Nin//1 LANDOAN K •/JHrY(I/1/, Clyde B. Welker, Mgr. Bmall ud Lorge Acreage !rni PorHnl lnt- Gf¥1 2nd, Ph. 446 0201 GaDipolll, Ohle Services Offered PIZZA TRAIURS DA1Ly CROSSWORD =:-==-:-::=,......,~•=Jt~lf_c~ WHINr lOON WHAT? 2Sc llo It y._ll Cor Willi WHIRl? In ,_..,.._, 1oM Loolllon WHO? c.rr, c.o.u. Oul THREE tblngs Ill look fclr when JOII buJ IDsurance - 1 &ood eompany. fast clalml IOI'Vice ond 1tw rates. We bav. ell tbree at tho Neal 1111. AgeDcr. your Gr-. Alellll. See lbem 110011. IJ.tf loleKDJ&bt • llaoill .. ·. e•• ...,...BD ·.C.. d!sm!•ed 1D Melp _ , Cllrk Ill Caurla ..,. Judp .l<lm a- Salurda1 - - . Dlllla Wblllllcb n; ... Wlllll*ll, limo LID n. Rlebard Llwla, . . . . Fll)'l ... li... JI'r,eudl'IGnlllaln. lkP-. KNOTTS U..., I'UINITURI IIIII UI'HOLSTERING na ... Gelllpelll ADmON ' Pos C 1,11 L....... ......... a.,__ Per I ' I Colli COLR.E. KNOnS 116111 . , _ - Kombtr of Tho llate ond Natloaal AliCUoDitrr » oodiiiiOa ud II'011Ddor ol no. bolllllebool Ill Au•· lloaoee1ac - I ....., atlll Publlo W1lloll II... Op- -lillltiiiL lolhole, fanoy dollp, blind hem, applique, '"" ill lip- iii 1 R00M1, ~ !11'1 BULLDOZII:R lllll'k. Reaaon• 1111'1. 1'1111111 • IMlJ. ble, tpelablt eal apsls J • 1111 lenced. WY sm. . B1JRNS prdoJI rolotlllfl' ell ,.,......,..,....,="'.,..._a_•_-.;;: - - i 11111 ·-.JI ,. .... MIN OR wmAN, wuuld ... lulf ~ Priat.·Oiil! l~Whtla I 1HH llCIIW Ill Jciur PrEIBPI aurifl'7 ehalf, iome lllllqua ..,..... IDIIireat ,..., One ....... plecll, old ....... and ~ II I hoan lllll'lllq. jan, leapoll. See ,.. call Mra. ~ • ar Plup Car !\. A. Rile, Mala St., J1a1, Wrlla llal . . tom.vJ,c.Jo. • •• • , . ltflle • I I • .. aa· . · '•" " .. ,. 'A'U •• '- CH' h • • PMt • Cerdalll ...... 11.011 11 - -- a-. ·~ SLetWoaadl Ulllbo t/6 • D.P+4t ' ln4etln'feJA laUNillll -·~ aa :1w 1 18. 'fiiiiJ . . 011111 aC UP • !'):~:a.. '=• ........ a.sIWD ... "·-· - •o•••••iloow lila..... .•...-- ...... ............... ...... f>w I &llliitf/6 ;:;;:~ ....... Wllk·: As:'l'w•••.a.•• .~ DIB" caDIOIII»••- a a.,£(;.fl\iiiiDJIItw lllltlll . All A ... tlla . IJij, . ... tlla ... 0'11. ............. .. ill\ ·a:IIi fro · . ,).,~ ' .,~ •' ,., .<J, ' ' ,' ,........ .~; ..... ··~·-·"'· • .,.. .,,. '·" I' ' "("' :J..!.. h. .r..l.l ...... crtu Hrodtont H.!X!iaia U.Pxww Salt ·or ,,.. IUDQif,~ ... iiililiiuiV. iur iblt4 lklilr lillcllll \ FORD IIi* up, 1111. G. A. Baker l'lalllliljlt, Ill* 11 71 1:1oam, ..... ' ,· . ,_ - II I.Aidll taa« lllorl4l llii4W, I ......... Jiontet ._ Uta ·Jl.ft I _... l.lllelt IW II. . IJllli SINGER Ill beauUiul .ew ll.lltllllt"-b HWiDc table. I'JC zag, bJn. STIJWAR'l'l GUN &HOP, ~ pen, lie. Guaranteed. 0D1J t pl1lll8ltl WI .... 1 .-tiL land, Oldo. Loll II - IUDS WY 2-2611&. I 2Z Sic and reloadlnc equipment WUI buy, oen • trade. llll2tc I ROOM HOUSE with S loll oa Amlt Ill., Pomeroy. Abo LOSE weigbl uleiJ wltll 1Ja. 111 1cr11, wllb waltlr weD, A·Dlet ltblela. OoiJ Ita ll GD Rl. IJl 1111111 Ford car, Stark Pbarmacy. lliOip 1958 Flll'd plckt1p. No reasor> llble aller reluaed. Russell IF Dr. uya uleerl, eet .ew Welch, -'- Sl, Polllei'01. Pll5 tabi!lll Fest u Pquldl. I M stp Oaly l8c • S!a l'barmac1· SIMPLICI'n' prdq trac:tor, Eii::i&iiiiGiiiiiiiiii~·l1~101p~ ~~ b.p. wttll an lltocJnaentt DtiJCIOUI ••......... Pial, $200. Marietta bouse paild, IOc, 7le, ...... IIIIa. 0. % price, I lletblveo tl llllb. lull Pilla, fl& ~· Dll- cau lfuorr .,...: .. fJ Bar, ID<Idlltlll II Ult a II 1kt OPEN SOOK, lloallllllllfOII LiRGB aad llllaD eViqpiiiii: CampiiJI Tnllln, . . . . . ~ ~ kllda. Pllone Apocbt diUr. Ct1J1I I WJ NIG&, Raclaa. 1M 31p lljulpmerlt IIIli IU[IJIIIIL Jlu&oo :;; •• ,; ,..... . "•u• v..,~ ., VL WYii IMI&, ... e, lrd Slreel, ......... • .. • Mldfl'lf!rt Jt lllun. Sell 1 ;;ll~tlt::. lie rlai. _ _.,........,._....:. · I Jt U1C _..,, DOW1t tt.a• Wentecl 5EIV1CI Jr.~~~ Camping Equip. =... b II , , ..... .__ "'.. .... •-:::··!••::. -· ·.. .., ... .... :.llllla ·__ ....... ·= . ,.,., -...........---,_ ...... I .. For Sale ... 0 I. IIIIa fl-. 11------...,_:::li:..IO:.:._Ifc:.;. i WATCH FOR OPINING IG;ti,P. Jjlllu ' ! . ; ~ • WY W8liO. ·=::::::..c;: ::,. . LJ:mt. t.::.&" ,.., TWO '1'IWLER SPACES lOr rent 1D lhl VIllage of Mlddl& pwt. Cll1 WY WSI8 or WY loundoro Expondl .. Hit GaiJIJOollalorvlco Toy.., "~· FrendlCltJ City l•embw llick'l Jet black finish, red trim, V8 eneine, automatic II"IDL 1 owner, radio and heater, good whitewall 1 llr•• &. 1.. 8RAIIPUIIII I 1 II m. : Dan Luckett up 1$, a. m.; Little Georre doft I a. m.; Utile Edwer4 uo a. m.; Jelfboot a. m.; National up 17, Robert Reed up 17, t: 15 Kentuckian up 17, S:Jt ~~~ John J, Rowt up 17, I :M Louisana deWD It, 1:46 •· Luther HtrdmU up lf;_./r: I m.: Harv<)' Jord011 up 1960 CHEVROLET 4 Door Wag. · ·$895 a. m.; Eutmr up J1, :"6•111i~ m.: PtiiY DoWDtY up 8 cvl. engine. Std. trana., clean vinyl interior. radio and heater, good Ures • m.: Andrew Calboua .._.~· ~ 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air Wag. · ·$395 2:45 a. m.; Helen Z. 7 a . m.; Mia JlusU Greenup 1:25 p. m.; Ga1 doWll Gro<111111o L. Jl'leore down p. m.: Valvoline 12:30 a. m.; Diane _. , ., ,. Greenup 4:35 a. up Meldahl 12:26 p. Eastham up Meldahl t:M J. S. Lewil up Meldahl • 1958 CHEVROLET St. Wagon .. .. $199 --------- 14, 2:40a. m.; Reliable ' 14, 8 a. m.; orco up Ill, 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air Wag. $1095 POMEROY MOTOR CO. G.'-1. Auto Ha1111J CorDer ,yr...... Ball Port 1 Sl Wagon. Low mileage by local owner, white over black finish, spotless red interior, new whitewall tires, VB engine, automatic lrans. Power steerlne end brakes, radio and heater. Real nice 1.. - - - - - - - -· --See Our Display of 1 w:·c;·ltcl--:;:::~;;::::;::::::;:;:::;:::== 1 New '66 Chevrolet Red Wagons 1 Chevy 11-Chevelle-Biscayne . 1 and Impalas in Stock J 1 - loll M t v - 1 Olllo 1\h'er - OVIWlJ 13, 1:50 a. m.; Walter up 14, 4 p. m.; 5:35 p. m. ; Philip 1:40 a. m.; Buckeye Blaeftnars -·. Real Est1te Loans 19.811 rlllnl· met and Wlllfleld on the ailil. toll 1962 CHEVROlET Impala ..... ; $1695 cooklnc utenllla, tables, pto. V·8, automatic tra111. Clean Interior, radio and 3 25 3tc lures, """'InS cart, wheel· beater, new tires thoir kindness during my llay barrow, some lumber, Dlher at the hospital. I 1m grate- iS ROOM HOUSE with bath, articles not listed. and lui for the cardo sent to me ' hot water hell. Located at George F. Coleman, Owner. V·8 engine, automatic trans. Power steering, radio and those who visited me, AI· ~E. Malo St., ~hone WY Terms: Cash, ,..,.!~,; CarT, OMH!!' 14 31 1nd heater so thanks to the emergency · P Nol respon.sible for accldenl!. Not Jesponsiblt for accldenl!l squad. Mrs. HeleD Bortela. ' Sale coDducted by Brlllford Salt oondiiCied by Bradford· 3 27 lip NICE 2 bedroom apartment! Auctioo Compaay, D·"'-, A llo Com ...,c-;::-===-==-=-;~1 w1th garaae. Newly decorat·.oc D ]lllllf. I WISH to expreu my sin. ed. Locotad on North 5th Ohio. S 27 etc WY 2·2193 Pomeroy cere thanks to everyone who ! Avenue. Phone WY 2-224ll. RATS, mice eliminated for- Lunch Hned by sent flowers, cards and 3 2Z 11c ever, "Get Star" Sugar Run I: visited me throughout my ill· Mill, Ebersbocb HardWI!'I 41.~ CONDITIONING Relrlger· I 1 1 ness In Holler Hospital. TRAILER IDI'. Rutland, five' Plcken'l lfardw..-.. ' Auto Sa... olton ..moo. Jark'r Re!rtt Thanks also to my neighbors mlles from Pomeroy. Phone eralloll, Ntw Bl•tD. Pllarll and friends, Sincerely, Phil SH 2-S6ll. 3 16 3Jtc • I_ 2? lip 1962 OORVAIR, 4 speed nJ z.3$17. t I II< Williamson, Mulberry Ave;, 'FURNISHED I rot111 - apart. ~=:R~:~!nH =~ lrd transmission. ExcelleDI WILSON'S Car Wash n Page Pomeroy, 0. 1 21 tie menl WY Z.ii435, 212 Soutb or altrled pull Is toda eondltloa. Pbo111 WI f.!ISO. Stmt Ia Middleport 11 Undlr All Kinds of Good Buya Allin One ..Ieee Notice 6th Avenue, Middleport, OhicJ, lnl Poultry, ~ IBI, ~= I 211 814 aew manag<!ment. Malllgor, At Your Chevrolet Deeler I I tfe Oblo Pboal 1111-'IBSI • • t piSHIJier Franklin Martin. Opea at THE CATHOUC Women'• Club ,m=cE=L""Yc;-;furnis--:.-,h-ed=-=2..:bedroe,.:.,...=.m ' ' 1 1'1 lie motor and alulcb, lood L m. CioN t P. m. Satlrof Sacred Heart Parish will apartment, Middleport. WY z. muat 1111. CaD WY lactloa Jlllllranteed or wlll have • rummage sale April 3874. job over. Cars are c!eriDed ll 1 1 llc. II~RCYCLE 199 Harley Middlaporl, Ohio, or lsi and 2nd 1a tho Schom . Davidsoa 165. New Hoven, 11 corner of 4th 111d inside and ooit. We aiM Bulldlng at 120 Nest Ma 1n TIIREE and foor ~ lurnlsJI. IB2-23S5. I 25 3lc 1U up and deliver. NEW II USED CARS AND TRU!;Ks ;, .:'' '' ed and unfuruilbed apart- l..,.~~o;;;;-lliii5,;;,:;;;.~1 ~lreet, Pomeroy, ~ t liD menta, WY .MM. 1181frlr BANNI!R TRAVEL Sodaa lor t%.10. WY W'lll6. ... ON DISPLAY 211 ""' • p. m. • 11 lie Slladard lraiiiDIIMioD, :=...,.---=:...__ FOUR ROOM FlJRNI'SHED end POMEROY, OHIO OPEN EVES. e P.M. THERE will be a r1flt 11X1 apartmelll. WY U385 IICAMPER CAMPING lent eondllila. Alae 1168 rhotgllD rhoot at lhe BJUy V-e. Aalullllllt lriDI!Dlslloa 1 ·11 lfe HID farm on tha Buhaa 2 dotr bardlop. Excellent COil· Pomerov !!tgotta City-JUNE 10·11·11 Road, March '11, Bunda¥. at !'RAILER WTll - b'8l • • Aloo G•T•• Alent TroYOir 4!Uon. Also 1953 Cedillae. Ex· AT ITS GREATEST I p. m. spoii!Ored by the Ra. IP llXI Wile. Broon'r !'ran lllake Your llutrvatloua cellenl condition. SH Z-4656. cine Fire Department. er Park (Slate Approved) . J'or Reulala Now! a 11 tOto s 25 2tc lllllemllle, Olllo, . . - "' FARMERS, liD lltiDI . . . NS2t. I II II< BIG BEND U9 ACRE FARM. good farm· for Southera tomato plonl!. FOUR ROOM lurnlshed apartTRAILER SALES log and pasture land, 7 room Dow. Will arrive arOUDd Ap. 1111111. WY WGil. 11 li llc ROUTE 124 boua, lilT limber. Oo IIIlo rU 25. DUly Hill, Racine, WI MIDDLEPORT, modern 1111At SI/Tacuu Corporation route, W, G. Nlcktlr, Tupf.2541. s 24 301c lurnlabed I n101111 IIIII beth pera Ploinl. J 21 !Ztp apartmenL Low utillUes. i· Coati llulldllll, WY 1-3141. ...,.. Stopl Lookl Rl1dl I Maaon 21.31, Pl. Hinton 1.23 atationlry, ha Fol" Ut "'~:!.; Station Wagon. 6500 miie1 by local ownef. Black vi· D)'l laterior. Dark aqua finiib. 7:00xl• tireJ ·l lkt Dew, ap1re never used. P.B., radio, big six en.Jine, ltd. trans. Deluxe equipment. Showroom clean. M1teor 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Low mileage by one loeaJ owner. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish, W.W. Urea 1how little wear. Luggege rack, V·8 er.&ine, automatic tra111. Power 1teerlng, radio and beater and many extras. 1 LARGE 5 BEDROOM BRICK ~:t:t,,uuu 1965 FAlCON Futira .......... $2095' 1963 MERCURY .............. $1695 to.j US lor larml, city aRd 9lllage pi operiJ'. 1AI .. All youn. ' RADIATOR I o...- polll Dim 17 fell tn 1m.; Ravenswo<lll don . 6:45 a. m. .. · Galllpolil Olom - !lob· er up 7:30 p. m.; LadJ , rie doWII 3:"' a. m.; Woods up 4:15 1. m.; Patten dowa 4:21 1. clplo up 5:10 1. m.; 8 •. m.; Indiana doWn ,,...1: ' luawu Rl•• - FGtt born down Ma1111tt lUI Semet doom Marmel I m.: Allen R. Merrill met 4 a. m.: w. H. I Jr., do"" wmr;.Jd 3:10 I Beaver dow• Winfield ' m.; Lucy Jane 'Lucu Winfield 3:56 e. m.; Shaver, Jr.,up Willftel4 • • "'1 �•, '<; ,. \ \t '" ·.·1·. Business tile Wal1t~d Way-BY Phone, Real &tete For Sell ~e~ IY MAR. . IN PEUOtl · Rul &tete For Sele Extra Cash The Want Ad Way u· \Nl AD The Sunday Tlmes-SeDUnll, 8un~y, Marcb 27, 11188-UI lielll W•nted I ServiCe~ MOUSEKEEPb, prefer to I Por Sale For Sale lluli_. I • M. .::~·~~~!' hbll<otloo nve ln. can WY U2Sl. GROCERIES and druga at the 1'15 by It atlll m by 1$, CeJe. AUCTIONEER '"""'" 0 " 0 ""' .,,. • M . I 'l1 llc Clem Cooper Place In Po• bri!J black llrto. Firll lire • COMPLITI SIRVICI ............. 'y . . . :II lllllOIId llr """65. ••••••••••• WANTED· E>:perlenced mecl> land Ohio Gas and 11re1 ' • -· _.. Wrllt, ,...,. or - · • wn· ::, ':1!:":. ·==~:::_:. anlll ror' minor parta lnltalla· on ~e W;_.nesday. Groa~e ~~ter~j,· Newell'• JIM CARNAHAN "'""""''""" lloD 881'\'lce. l\lust lio 011ture, jobs, flal! fixed and motor • • . IO. ,., .,."'"" _.,, ,.. """' with ablUI)I te manqe d& tune·ups. Edna Deem, Mar> S '11 Ute ltACINI, OHIO • tclll or "*I"' •ny aclo clttmH ebJHtlon•b~e. ''"'" lflouWI Itt partment and sell parts. aa:er. I t1 lie , I "'"'"" ''"-"'"' ,,. .... Good worl<in8 condltJons. In UPRI.GHT Deep Freeze, It AVOID last ~-·•· -·... •· l)lllor will not IN rn.-nslb• 1w "• - WY • ,,.1 WY UWftlw JumL Ill" .,,,. ""' - '"''""' '"""leiter, state experience. ref. 111113 FORD Galaxy 5110. Con- etMc ..... ...,.. or eome IU aervlee. Old ••no _ . . and wages expected. Vertlble. AutomaUe lransmls- Uld. a II lfG office bulldlJII New 111-. W. . , ••~·; :,~··w~~ ":.:'!",- Write c-o The Daily Sentinel, slon. Prtce $1395. Caillll2·5!118 AUCTION S turda VL Mondly lllroup Jl'rlday "'"'""'" .... ,. " ,..,. Boa 6811A. Z 4 tfe after 4 p. m 3 27 a J, from I a. m. to t p• m• lat. 17 URH ,_, wercl ,., ,..,._ Cllto - ~ ' 21. 1H6 11•30 I Dl. 'ftle "'""" ,,...,,_ CAR BOPS NEEDED AT IOWIIJI Per~ wtll m·doy I I. m. to f p. m. AI,. !:; !:''.:0:."':::::,."':1 00::..'"' ONCE, Apply In person. _CrQW's ONE USED John Deera be ld 1I lbe ,;;;;;;"'-.. ., bookkoepllltl atlll •••• •• •••••• • o11ru•o1n Steak House s 8 llc chopper and one John Deere ., "'w Publle ServiCe I II ~.,...... fL 1 - tor lib bo P'ann oo Stalt Rlllte IU be• 0 Melltktntl WIN 1t. ol e eVI W ppet. ..._ J.o D·"8JIIIIIjr"'";;;;;;OOiii--li&illiiiiiliii 101 ••••• ••• Both In ood ndltl p u1 "'"" Ill ....... · 1:30 A. M. to 1:01 P M. D.. l'r g ~ Oh. a Reedlvtlle. ftw/ tbt •fliDCII ..,.,.., ,,,. o. " · ,. ,.,,. W•ntecl To luy R. Karr, 1 milo 110rlh of •• Forked' R , •• 111 IT'S 10 IM"Y Ches Ml Ull ...._... ·•• ••••• • W"'"""'D TO BUY Good ter, Ohio. S 11 3lc u lot'. •uu'-T r•oDUCIMe twu.~:.o ww•: •••• •• used plano. Phone WY 2-11111. . PHON£ WY 2·2 156 1 zo If TWO quarter pon101, 14 IDchtf. Won many trophles. Come ste · - - - - - -1o\l'ITIQUiil 11'1u11111lrt, dllbes them work. Sheryl WUllams, In Memory mtlleeiiiJielllll. l;all • write: WY 2-6811. 1 '11 etc IN MEMORY of my Iovine wife Mrs. llorrlllll CeciL 118 W. end mother, Glenna lloeftlch, MaiD St.. POIIIII'IIJ. AUCTION, Saturday, AprU J, who passed away M&l'<h 20, t Zl II< 1966, 12:20 p. m. I have sold 1961. My Ups cannot tell oow my home and wlll sell the I miss her. Mf heart cannot For Sale or Rent followiiJI personal property, tell what to PY. God alone' located 1 mile east of Rut. knows how I mi,ss her tn 1 1N MASON, 4 rooms ond bath! land, Ohio, on State Routt home that 18 loneaome ll'ilh full basement. Newly lU at Cook's Gop Hill: day. Sadly miliSed by her painted inside. Small down Westlnghouae refrigerator, bus band, Edward Jloefllelt, payme~~l with paymenl! less Speed Queen washer, Erne!' dan~hter and son·lr>Iaw Mr than rtnl. Priced 11 $4900. Ph. son TV, 3 Wll'drobel, 1 bedll, and Mrs. Reino L1DJ1 ' I 88S-284J. I 25 3lp complete, cheat of drawert, Grandson, Tom. 1 .lllando, deJk, aewlDf _,hlnl 1 11 Up For Rent lawu mower, 3 roekera, lllll1l --=---:-::--:-:c:--:--1 lot of concrete blocb, Iron IXPIRIINCID Card Of Thanks A~!:"',.::end J.=:a:'rd, kettle, utility table, dlnellt tNFORMII ftON "' :.:,::0 ·WAGON SALE . . Got Spring Fever? Wt11 Deal i 'M Caanir)' Beautt s. •tc Jon will to .... too. b Ill 'Ill s.oc.d An. Wed., llar<ll 3111b. 12-' Forlent I' . I -· We IN llullderl . . llotpotnl lppii•N*, o\Jll. . . lledrlc. ACRE, .115 lob. bose, f 11ouee witll cooksloVe, m.tg., floor eovering, cood fences, pieoty of Water' fruit · Owner wanta quick sale, II leaving 111ote, Olll7 ~.ooo. NICI SMALL HOMI 13~ GARFIELD AYE. 111lBE"8 A. NICI a ROOM HOME 1M GOOD LOCATroN, HAS BATH . . u GAS BEAT. PRICED hO 1100.00. 2 ACRES 5 ROOM HOME "·" ,., ,. ..,. .. •K• · - arau • ·_...., SERVICE ........ *' W~JM Amshlry 1141 Bad HIU DILLON AGENCY I end •w... furnllhed. WY 2-2133. I WISH to thank the Veteran'• M'morial Hospital Staff lor aol, 4 dlnelle chalr1, dilhtl, WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE I' j /Nin//1 LANDOAN K •/JHrY(I/1/, Clyde B. Welker, Mgr. Bmall ud Lorge Acreage !rni PorHnl lnt- Gf¥1 2nd, Ph. 446 0201 GaDipolll, Ohle Services Offered PIZZA TRAIURS DA1Ly CROSSWORD =:-==-:-::=,......,~•=Jt~lf_c~ WHINr lOON WHAT? 2Sc llo It y._ll Cor Willi WHIRl? In ,_..,.._, 1oM Loolllon WHO? c.rr, c.o.u. Oul THREE tblngs Ill look fclr when JOII buJ IDsurance - 1 &ood eompany. fast clalml IOI'Vice ond 1tw rates. We bav. ell tbree at tho Neal 1111. AgeDcr. your Gr-. Alellll. See lbem 110011. IJ.tf loleKDJ&bt • llaoill .. ·. e•• ...,...BD ·.C.. d!sm!•ed 1D Melp _ , Cllrk Ill Caurla ..,. Judp .l<lm a- Salurda1 - - . Dlllla Wblllllcb n; ... Wlllll*ll, limo LID n. Rlebard Llwla, . . . . Fll)'l ... li... JI'r,eudl'IGnlllaln. lkP-. KNOTTS U..., I'UINITURI IIIII UI'HOLSTERING na ... Gelllpelll ADmON ' Pos C 1,11 L....... ......... a.,__ Per I ' I Colli COLR.E. KNOnS 116111 . , _ - Kombtr of Tho llate ond Natloaal AliCUoDitrr » oodiiiiOa ud II'011Ddor ol no. bolllllebool Ill Au•· lloaoee1ac - I ....., atlll Publlo W1lloll II... Op- -lillltiiiL lolhole, fanoy dollp, blind hem, applique, '"" ill lip- iii 1 R00M1, ~ !11'1 BULLDOZII:R lllll'k. Reaaon• 1111'1. 1'1111111 • IMlJ. ble, tpelablt eal apsls J • 1111 lenced. WY sm. . B1JRNS prdoJI rolotlllfl' ell ,.,......,..,....,="'.,..._a_•_-.;;: - - i 11111 ·-.JI ,. .... MIN OR wmAN, wuuld ... lulf ~ Priat.·Oiil! l~Whtla I 1HH llCIIW Ill Jciur PrEIBPI aurifl'7 ehalf, iome lllllqua ..,..... IDIIireat ,..., One ....... plecll, old ....... and ~ II I hoan lllll'lllq. jan, leapoll. See ,.. call Mra. ~ • ar Plup Car !\. A. Rile, Mala St., J1a1, Wrlla llal . . tom.vJ,c.Jo. • •• • , . ltflle • I I • .. aa· . · '•" " .. ,. 'A'U •• '- CH' h • • PMt • Cerdalll ...... 11.011 11 - -- a-. ·~ SLetWoaadl Ulllbo t/6 • D.P+4t ' ln4etln'feJA laUNillll -·~ aa :1w 1 18. 'fiiiiJ . . 011111 aC UP • !'):~:a.. '=• ........ a.sIWD ... "·-· - •o•••••iloow lila..... .•...-- ...... ............... ...... f>w I &llliitf/6 ;:;;:~ ....... Wllk·: As:'l'w•••.a.•• .~ DIB" caDIOIII»••- a a.,£(;.fl\iiiiDJIItw lllltlll . All A ... tlla . IJij, . ... tlla ... 0'11. ............. .. ill\ ·a:IIi fro · . ,).,~ ' .,~ •' ,., .<J, ' ' ,' ,........ .~; ..... ··~·-·"'· • .,.. .,,. '·" I' ' "("' :J..!.. h. .r..l.l ...... crtu Hrodtont H.!X!iaia U.Pxww Salt ·or ,,.. IUDQif,~ ... iiililiiuiV. iur iblt4 lklilr lillcllll \ FORD IIi* up, 1111. G. A. Baker l'lalllliljlt, Ill* 11 71 1:1oam, ..... ' ,· . ,_ - II I.Aidll taa« lllorl4l llii4W, I ......... Jiontet ._ Uta ·Jl.ft I _... l.lllelt IW II. . IJllli SINGER Ill beauUiul .ew ll.lltllllt"-b HWiDc table. I'JC zag, bJn. STIJWAR'l'l GUN &HOP, ~ pen, lie. Guaranteed. 0D1J t pl1lll8ltl WI .... 1 .-tiL land, Oldo. Loll II - IUDS WY 2-2611&. I 2Z Sic and reloadlnc equipment WUI buy, oen • trade. llll2tc I ROOM HOUSE with S loll oa Amlt Ill., Pomeroy. Abo LOSE weigbl uleiJ wltll 1Ja. 111 1cr11, wllb waltlr weD, A·Dlet ltblela. OoiJ Ita ll GD Rl. IJl 1111111 Ford car, Stark Pbarmacy. lliOip 1958 Flll'd plckt1p. No reasor> llble aller reluaed. Russell IF Dr. uya uleerl, eet .ew Welch, -'- Sl, Polllei'01. Pll5 tabi!lll Fest u Pquldl. I M stp Oaly l8c • S!a l'barmac1· SIMPLICI'n' prdq trac:tor, Eii::i&iiiiGiiiiiiiiii~·l1~101p~ ~~ b.p. wttll an lltocJnaentt DtiJCIOUI ••......... Pial, $200. Marietta bouse paild, IOc, 7le, ...... IIIIa. 0. % price, I lletblveo tl llllb. lull Pilla, fl& ~· Dll- cau lfuorr .,...: .. fJ Bar, ID<Idlltlll II Ult a II 1kt OPEN SOOK, lloallllllllfOII LiRGB aad llllaD eViqpiiiii: CampiiJI Tnllln, . . . . . ~ ~ kllda. Pllone Apocbt diUr. Ct1J1I I WJ NIG&, Raclaa. 1M 31p lljulpmerlt IIIli IU[IJIIIIL Jlu&oo :;; •• ,; ,..... . "•u• v..,~ ., VL WYii IMI&, ... e, lrd Slreel, ......... • .. • Mldfl'lf!rt Jt lllun. Sell 1 ;;ll~tlt::. lie rlai. _ _.,........,._....:. · I Jt U1C _..,, DOW1t tt.a• Wentecl 5EIV1CI Jr.~~~ Camping Equip. =... b II , , ..... .__ "'.. .... •-:::··!••::. -· ·.. .., ... .... :.llllla ·__ ....... ·= . ,.,., -...........---,_ ...... I .. For Sale ... 0 I. IIIIa fl-. 11------...,_:::li:..IO:.:._Ifc:.;. i WATCH FOR OPINING IG;ti,P. Jjlllu ' ! . ; ~ • WY W8liO. ·=::::::..c;: ::,. . LJ:mt. t.::.&" ,.., TWO '1'IWLER SPACES lOr rent 1D lhl VIllage of Mlddl& pwt. Cll1 WY WSI8 or WY loundoro Expondl .. Hit GaiJIJOollalorvlco Toy.., "~· FrendlCltJ City l•embw llick'l Jet black finish, red trim, V8 eneine, automatic II"IDL 1 owner, radio and heater, good whitewall 1 llr•• &. 1.. 8RAIIPUIIII I 1 II m. : Dan Luckett up 1$, a. m.; Little Georre doft I a. m.; Utile Edwer4 uo a. m.; Jelfboot a. m.; National up 17, Robert Reed up 17, t: 15 Kentuckian up 17, S:Jt ~~~ John J, Rowt up 17, I :M Louisana deWD It, 1:46 •· Luther HtrdmU up lf;_./r: I m.: Harv<)' Jord011 up 1960 CHEVROLET 4 Door Wag. · ·$895 a. m.; Eutmr up J1, :"6•111i~ m.: PtiiY DoWDtY up 8 cvl. engine. Std. trana., clean vinyl interior. radio and heater, good Ures • m.: Andrew Calboua .._.~· ~ 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air Wag. · ·$395 2:45 a. m.; Helen Z. 7 a . m.; Mia JlusU Greenup 1:25 p. m.; Ga1 doWll Gro<111111o L. Jl'leore down p. m.: Valvoline 12:30 a. m.; Diane _. , ., ,. Greenup 4:35 a. up Meldahl 12:26 p. Eastham up Meldahl t:M J. S. Lewil up Meldahl • 1958 CHEVROLET St. Wagon .. .. $199 --------- 14, 2:40a. m.; Reliable ' 14, 8 a. m.; orco up Ill, 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air Wag. $1095 POMEROY MOTOR CO. G.'-1. Auto Ha1111J CorDer ,yr...... Ball Port 1 Sl Wagon. Low mileage by local owner, white over black finish, spotless red interior, new whitewall tires, VB engine, automatic lrans. Power steerlne end brakes, radio and heater. Real nice 1.. - - - - - - - -· --See Our Display of 1 w:·c;·ltcl--:;:::~;;::::;::::::;:;:::;:::== 1 New '66 Chevrolet Red Wagons 1 Chevy 11-Chevelle-Biscayne . 1 and Impalas in Stock J 1 - loll M t v - 1 Olllo 1\h'er - OVIWlJ 13, 1:50 a. m.; Walter up 14, 4 p. m.; 5:35 p. m. ; Philip 1:40 a. m.; Buckeye Blaeftnars -·. Real Est1te Loans 19.811 rlllnl· met and Wlllfleld on the ailil. toll 1962 CHEVROlET Impala ..... ; $1695 cooklnc utenllla, tables, pto. V·8, automatic tra111. Clean Interior, radio and 3 25 3tc lures, """'InS cart, wheel· beater, new tires thoir kindness during my llay barrow, some lumber, Dlher at the hospital. I 1m grate- iS ROOM HOUSE with bath, articles not listed. and lui for the cardo sent to me ' hot water hell. Located at George F. Coleman, Owner. V·8 engine, automatic trans. Power steering, radio and those who visited me, AI· ~E. Malo St., ~hone WY Terms: Cash, ,..,.!~,; CarT, OMH!!' 14 31 1nd heater so thanks to the emergency · P Nol respon.sible for accldenl!. Not Jesponsiblt for accldenl!l squad. Mrs. HeleD Bortela. ' Sale coDducted by Brlllford Salt oondiiCied by Bradford· 3 27 lip NICE 2 bedroom apartment! Auctioo Compaay, D·"'-, A llo Com ...,c-;::-===-==-=-;~1 w1th garaae. Newly decorat·.oc D ]lllllf. I WISH to expreu my sin. ed. Locotad on North 5th Ohio. S 27 etc WY 2·2193 Pomeroy cere thanks to everyone who ! Avenue. Phone WY 2-224ll. RATS, mice eliminated for- Lunch Hned by sent flowers, cards and 3 2Z 11c ever, "Get Star" Sugar Run I: visited me throughout my ill· Mill, Ebersbocb HardWI!'I 41.~ CONDITIONING Relrlger· I 1 1 ness In Holler Hospital. TRAILER IDI'. Rutland, five' Plcken'l lfardw..-.. ' Auto Sa... olton ..moo. Jark'r Re!rtt Thanks also to my neighbors mlles from Pomeroy. Phone eralloll, Ntw Bl•tD. Pllarll and friends, Sincerely, Phil SH 2-S6ll. 3 16 3Jtc • I_ 2? lip 1962 OORVAIR, 4 speed nJ z.3$17. t I II< Williamson, Mulberry Ave;, 'FURNISHED I rot111 - apart. ~=:R~:~!nH =~ lrd transmission. ExcelleDI WILSON'S Car Wash n Page Pomeroy, 0. 1 21 tie menl WY Z.ii435, 212 Soutb or altrled pull Is toda eondltloa. Pbo111 WI f.!ISO. Stmt Ia Middleport 11 Undlr All Kinds of Good Buya Allin One ..Ieee Notice 6th Avenue, Middleport, OhicJ, lnl Poultry, ~ IBI, ~= I 211 814 aew manag<!ment. Malllgor, At Your Chevrolet Deeler I I tfe Oblo Pboal 1111-'IBSI • • t piSHIJier Franklin Martin. Opea at THE CATHOUC Women'• Club ,m=cE=L""Yc;-;furnis--:.-,h-ed=-=2..:bedroe,.:.,...=.m ' ' 1 1'1 lie motor and alulcb, lood L m. CioN t P. m. Satlrof Sacred Heart Parish will apartment, Middleport. WY z. muat 1111. CaD WY lactloa Jlllllranteed or wlll have • rummage sale April 3874. job over. Cars are c!eriDed ll 1 1 llc. II~RCYCLE 199 Harley Middlaporl, Ohio, or lsi and 2nd 1a tho Schom . Davidsoa 165. New Hoven, 11 corner of 4th 111d inside and ooit. We aiM Bulldlng at 120 Nest Ma 1n TIIREE and foor ~ lurnlsJI. IB2-23S5. I 25 3lc 1U up and deliver. NEW II USED CARS AND TRU!;Ks ;, .:'' '' ed and unfuruilbed apart- l..,.~~o;;;;-lliii5,;;,:;;;.~1 ~lreet, Pomeroy, ~ t liD menta, WY .MM. 1181frlr BANNI!R TRAVEL Sodaa lor t%.10. WY W'lll6. ... ON DISPLAY 211 ""' • p. m. • 11 lie Slladard lraiiiDIIMioD, :=...,.---=:...__ FOUR ROOM FlJRNI'SHED end POMEROY, OHIO OPEN EVES. e P.M. THERE will be a r1flt 11X1 apartmelll. WY U385 IICAMPER CAMPING lent eondllila. Alae 1168 rhotgllD rhoot at lhe BJUy V-e. Aalullllllt lriDI!Dlslloa 1 ·11 lfe HID farm on tha Buhaa 2 dotr bardlop. Excellent COil· Pomerov !!tgotta City-JUNE 10·11·11 Road, March '11, Bunda¥. at !'RAILER WTll - b'8l • • Aloo G•T•• Alent TroYOir 4!Uon. Also 1953 Cedillae. Ex· AT ITS GREATEST I p. m. spoii!Ored by the Ra. IP llXI Wile. Broon'r !'ran lllake Your llutrvatloua cellenl condition. SH Z-4656. cine Fire Department. er Park (Slate Approved) . J'or Reulala Now! a 11 tOto s 25 2tc lllllemllle, Olllo, . . - "' FARMERS, liD lltiDI . . . NS2t. I II II< BIG BEND U9 ACRE FARM. good farm· for Southera tomato plonl!. FOUR ROOM lurnlshed apartTRAILER SALES log and pasture land, 7 room Dow. Will arrive arOUDd Ap. 1111111. WY WGil. 11 li llc ROUTE 124 boua, lilT limber. Oo IIIlo rU 25. DUly Hill, Racine, WI MIDDLEPORT, modern 1111At SI/Tacuu Corporation route, W, G. Nlcktlr, Tupf.2541. s 24 301c lurnlabed I n101111 IIIII beth pera Ploinl. J 21 !Ztp apartmenL Low utillUes. i· Coati llulldllll, WY 1-3141. ...,.. Stopl Lookl Rl1dl I Maaon 21.31, Pl. Hinton 1.23 atationlry, ha Fol" Ut "'~:!.; Station Wagon. 6500 miie1 by local ownef. Black vi· D)'l laterior. Dark aqua finiib. 7:00xl• tireJ ·l lkt Dew, ap1re never used. P.B., radio, big six en.Jine, ltd. trans. Deluxe equipment. Showroom clean. M1teor 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Low mileage by one loeaJ owner. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish, W.W. Urea 1how little wear. Luggege rack, V·8 er.&ine, automatic tra111. Power 1teerlng, radio and beater and many extras. 1 LARGE 5 BEDROOM BRICK ~:t:t,,uuu 1965 FAlCON Futira .......... $2095' 1963 MERCURY .............. $1695 to.j US lor larml, city aRd 9lllage pi operiJ'. 1AI .. All youn. ' RADIATOR I o...- polll Dim 17 fell tn 1m.; Ravenswo<lll don . 6:45 a. m. .. · Galllpolil Olom - !lob· er up 7:30 p. m.; LadJ , rie doWII 3:"' a. m.; Woods up 4:15 1. m.; Patten dowa 4:21 1. clplo up 5:10 1. m.; 8 •. m.; Indiana doWn ,,...1: ' luawu Rl•• - FGtt born down Ma1111tt lUI Semet doom Marmel I m.: Allen R. Merrill met 4 a. m.: w. H. I Jr., do"" wmr;.Jd 3:10 I Beaver dow• Winfield ' m.; Lucy Jane 'Lucu Winfield 3:56 e. m.; Shaver, Jr.,up Willftel4 • • "'1 �' ' ). '• . . ' ~. ' ~ <"' v' '1 . , ' . ; ' I' 10-'lbe Sunday Tlmea-Sentlnel, Sunday, March 27; 1860 . Roundup of World News .,..,, proteet till. - · · rllhll ·~a Senate GOP leader Eft~'~~* ibe mullet pl.-bls rilbl to M. · Dlrben, m., sal4 bt IIIII • d J h ' R ks DeGauIIe U·nmove d b.y Pres1 .ent o nson s ·emar · =~e:e~r4o::/::c:\~~:r:::~ka~~~~: cboose~ be llllormed, to ol aovenmielll,~ be 118111. to be was opposed to the ...• ...... Dieaa~ llvfo ye81'1. -~~~;ii;iii;iiiiii;;;&;;;::iiioii;;;;;;;;;;;;i;ii.i;i;;;;i;i~;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o, lire to restore France to glory, invltaUon to attend the world Corp. president James M. us and it Ia not a pretty one. advllera would have belll!l: he Is playing a dangerous game Communist Party Congress in j Roche publicly apologized to the This was an attempt 1e ~~~~ear nomic dala by llle end of April of 19th century power poiiUca; Moscow March 29. Collllllunisl Senate auto safety subcommil- and downgrade this 111811. 'lben, to determine whathu·atu bike that he would fragment NATO circles said Moscow called the tee and laWYer Ralph Nader, turnlnll to Nader, he said: Ia required. . . to be in a position to play off cqress to read China out of 32-year-old author of "UDS81e at ''To YOII, Mr. Nader, I say Viet Nam war eos11 ~ ltussla against the United tlle world Communist movement any Speed," for using private you can be proud-tbey put you heavily. Congress paaaed a $1U ail<'' ·1States. This, they said, is a after si• years of ideological detectives In an alleged atlempt through their mill and dldll't billioo approprlallo!J geared dJ. He recalled tl\e lessons ol two path that could lead to disaster di!180RSion. to dlscr<!dlt Nader. aet a damn thing on you." rec:tly to prosecutlq the COO< 1-orid wars and warned De· lor France as well as ber allies. As a prelude, the Soviet Union Nader, wbo delivered a harsh Tbe FBI, at Rlbicoll'a re- lllcl. 'lbia rallell to fiO.I bWioD Gaulle that the mightiest arse- De Gaulle is schedult'd to circulated a Jetter accusing Pe- indictment of the nation's auto quest, is digging Into the inc~ tlleamot1!1t voted to llle Def~DI8 o>l m the world would not deter visit Moscow In June. Johnson king of trylnfl to foment a war makers before the suhcommll· dent. Intimidating federal wit- Depili'tmenl In the preeent ftl. an aggressor who thought his reminded him in a major pol· belwoen Russia aad the U.S. tee, charged he was harassed nesses is a felony. cal year. ,.,,nms wl'l'e divided and vu~ icy address thai the NATO which would leave Red China and intimidated before his ilp- Vincent Gillen, head ol a New Deputy Delenae Secretary ey. Jll'rable. trealy was created "to give as the dominant world power. pearance and that two attrac- York detective ftrm hired by rus R. Vance said ihe action Ill Johnson criticized De Gaulle's meaning and reality to alliance In reply, Peking charged Mos· Uve girls tried to entice him to GMC lor $1,000, admitted .Na- Viet Nam was approacblnil a independent courage as an "old commitments" and that it had cow was plotting Vietnamese their apartments. der's se1 llle was probed · but stage wltere Communist troopa narrow roncept of sovereignty" g~~&ranteed European· security. peace talks with America that Roche admitted GM underook said "our invesUatlon uneov· will be destroyed laster than "''" said a stili stronger NA'f'O \Then he said France's own se- would sell out the North Viet· a "rouine investigation" but ered absolutely no Indication of they can be replaced. He said •ould evolve, with or withOut curity was at stake. nsmese Communists. denied sex lures or intimidation abnormality...." 220,000 U.S. lroopa are there France. But he urged L"e l "War has been deterred," the ' There was mounting clamor were used. GMC general coun- While Rocbe teatilled, he got 1 mw and more wiD be aent to ~·renrh leader to reconsider. IPresident added. "If our collec- in and out of Congress for the sel Aloysius F. Power took full whispered advice from Theo- counter enemy oapabWUes. Paris dispatcbes said De live efforts should falter-and u.s. to recogni2e and deal with responsibility. He >aid GMC's dore Sorenson, former White J;hnson said the combat ,. Conlle was completely un· our common determination Is Red China but both Johnson Corvair car design was under House aide and author of a poria were good but he C811• moved. Long resentful of U.S. eroded-t!J., foundation ol the and Rusk cited one fundsmental court attack and he wanted to hook on the late President John Uoned against too mucb optim· f~uropean leaderotlip and now Atlantic's present stability point : the U.S. is willing to talk find out if Nader bad any hand F. Kennedy. Sorenson Is now on ism. ~ was considering ln'ritfl~rting with Moscow, he wants would be shaken." peace "but the other side keeps ; in the litigation. GMC's New York legal staff. ing South Vietnamese Premier Freneh military units out of Red China predicted Umt De · hanging up the phone." Rusk 1 Ribicoff Angry Eeo~~omy stadled Ky here lor 1 stale visil ~ATO and NATO commands, Gnutie's deleetion wooid inev· stressed this at a press Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, J). On the economic front, Pres!- On oiher topics, Jobason ""'"' and troops out of France itably lead to • a greater up- conference. Conn., the subcommittee chair· dent John9011 told a press con- scoffed at Republican lorecasla nnless he can boss them. But heaval and re·alignment of Listening Post man. said GMC's agents bad lerenoe that any plans for a IB of heavy Democratic losses In lw also wants to remain a forces in the imperialist camp." He said "many things could delved into Nader's sex habits, increase as a brake on lnllation the November election. "There'a ~ATO polit.icai partner, secure I At the same time s~e accused I happen'' if Peking were pre. wllether he was anti-Semitic, would depend on business lndi· a lot t1 trouble in this town but uoder the Angio·Aml'l'ican nu- Russia of forming an '"unholy pared to "live in peace" with I and other details "irrelevant" cators. He said the state of tlle Cengreso is doing I good Job clenr umbrella. alliance" wll!J the U.. b> en· the rest of the world. AI the j' to the Senate safety Inquiry. national economy was being and people lmow lt," he aald. The Slate Department for- circle her. is.me time he disclosed Clat the Then he demanded angrily: weighed aad debated dally. The President renewed hla '"'llv asked De Gaulle to be Rusk Reart• 'U.S. was consid•ring recogni· ''Why can't a person be able "We don't want to act pre- request to Coqreas lor legisla· mon· specific about his NATO This statement - quickly lion of Communist Outer Mon- 1to come before Congress and maturely," be said. "we doo't 11011 to proteet eonsumers from poliry brushed off by Secretary of golia, former Chinese province tell his story without bav· want to put the brakes oo too uofair lending praclicea, quuPiaying Politico State Dean Rusk-appeared to touching Rossin's border. This lng l!Je largest corporation in last." But he promised to do tlonable packagina and label· American officials, after con- :signal an imminent formal split would provide a strategic listen- the world hire detectives to whatever is necessary to com- ling and sale of dangerous >Uilmg with the other NATO !in the world Communist mov.. iing post on Red China's door· follow him around day and bat inflation. dnlgl. ' allies, questioned his objectives. men!. The charge came 111 a 1 step. night: where's our freedm ol Secretary of tbe Treasury "A new and progressvie preThey contended that ~~is dt· Otin~e- re]e~tioll _ol . a Soviet : In Congr~s, General Motors speech? This Is the issue before Henry H. Fowler nid llaeaiJII'am 1a needed 11 we are 1o WASHINGTON (UP!)- Prell· dent John9011 tried In vain this week to conviru?e French Pres!dent Charles De Gaulle ol the fully of wi\hdrawing France from the NATO defense alii- 1 ·•· ELBERFELDS .. :-.:, · •' .. ' . ·- ' / \ ' VQV .~l;t) ALWAYS STAV ONE ~T~P AHEAD '<JF ' ; THE. ~E.XT GOY I - H~Y... . I t eek'sRoundup F. m. .\1r .. ~ nd Mra. Chelter D . CnWI. J.••"·f'r H11 e r ftd .• 11011, 4:12 p.m., hoth Hoher Hospllal. OEA THS, MARRIAGES 1 1' Mrt. Mallia &aniCt - U, a fl''i<IPnl of Tburmlln . dlt'<"l Ill L~tll"aHII'l" !;<J t.ur· j <la.v f'~tninll tollowinl a ll.eart tl . tack. Stw w~R lml"n 111 Candlt' ( .,.,.. I Jlll:l M~ . and Mra. Darrell R. News Highlights KY, and hHd reHidt'd In Ohio for 3ll i Crown City, ton. 12:11 • yp 111·1. Sh .. wu ~ membo.r of !he Slhley, IH 2 p m . al liol!er Hospital. DIATWI 0111 WIIK turl Cltyt(ln Rllntt. ::10. kattowh I Church o( Cbrltl of Ga\lipo \11. Shl Ia ltlt"vh·.. rl b~· her hu~band. O~t"ar. four SIJUII llllrl rour daua:hten •• 811te r ilml brothn. and Jl 1re~ndchlld- TraiD Derails, Traffic Tied Up; commiSSIOD Approves ·New Building I 11 TutldiiY - ~~~i ~~~~~~es Wand• Saft!len of Rt. 1, Oa\llf)olW, and E,·elyn, (ll~d.v., Jerry and Gar,., [ all al huml' He "'. a~ 01 mPmllf'r of Good \hope tlmrcn. Servtcet 'lo'l're I he"ld tho:1c Tut'!KIH.' Hfii' J il<>Un ' " 1h burial In Dlc lu.•y .,.. meter)' under dJrei'Uou of tilt- V.~u.l!b · Halley • Wood Funl'l"ll b()mt. MAIII.t.o• LICINUI Ralph 1!:. Hltro 2.2, Ja<:kJon. and PP~H sue Cardwell, 18, Galllpolla. · - -•IRTNI OF THii WIIK ~ - :u rcll'f' Mr . and Mra. Darwin i . l'etrle. Rl. 1. GalllpoUJ, aon.. 8:4!. p r• . ~~ Hol~r Huvpital. Monday Mr. and Mr-.. J•rtJJa ~l"lllm. VInton. daugbter. 4:01 p. 81 • • By Dwight c. Wetberbolt • I fa rm~r. rllt·d In Holn!r floRpltal Sat · ren. sen·i(•(l! war• btld Tuetd•Y afIN MEIGS COUNTY I EASTERN Local and Middle· unlay ni!ll"ll !horUy idler belnl tn. ternoon a\ Ul <i r l nr ··hun·lr, ilfld I I port schooi.J have r.......,.'tved Jured In ... 1wu _ c.. r accldf'nt al burial Wit m the churrli cametery · ........, crown ( ' II)'. He Will bonl 1n Guyan by /IUihl'l t'un l'l al HOJml' : TRAFFIC on busy Rt. 7 at grants under Tille u ror library ""'fl·< [)pc• . 2-", 194~. aon of Lee llJid. I Hobson was held up for nearly and instrucli I is. 'lbe "arll 81n'hfleld Raines. Who IUrVivot. Albert umuth. . . . . vetlln.n or enaI ma lera ""fi"I\'JnU hrothen and &Uttan are World w~r I. d\•d IUdOenb It hll i four houn Thursday when eight figure for Eastern ls .,872 and Mr.. Brlly Slmm1 of l:ureka, Mn, home on Rl. I Vlntun, from an ap- 1 f ' I ,........,_.,.._ ___.................! puent heart attacll. H• .,.. born t• • cars of an 82-car New Middlepart $1 740. sprlnJfleld twp. Dec J, t897, aon ·Centra] train derailed None ' of Samuel N. 11nd MArY Bdwardl l • Soo Us For Tho Best in :;.aemr;~~,;,e~e ~~~~~~'"~r:: !~d wife• · the train crew was injured, A MEETING to look Into the 1 ~~~!~t7... ~~•. •~~~~; ~~:,·~~nki~• ·~,{~ ~:. i none ihof the cadrs doverturned. problem of rabid skunks in the man . lit' wa~ J m.. mb..r uf t h"' ni~· was e secon era 11 ment county waiJ held, and oUen of a.bled A.mericl<U • \"rtl'rHnl and lh e the area in 8 peried Of I week. Convertible Tops t.lll:~ Lo!lgP on (,~lllpolls. l"erm·t'~ I support te end the menace were -r11 held Tue~da)· lfternoon at the forth cern1ng, Auto Carpets MrCo~· f'\rnm l hume . " lib burial I Ia Vlntun Mrmorlal Par... I MEIGS county ALL TYPES -- - · -----approved the plan for a new IT WAS About 240 million telephon• • welfare building nced fDthisrecreaweek UPHOLSTERING ·I . ' M'ddi h te be built in that there a.~u 11 • , conversatiOns are held every 1 eport to ouse that depart- lion funds 1 Mlddl 1d . day. in the Unit"'! Stales, ac· i menl.' and the aid for the aged ed from th: ho ~l:r 1 e;1637 East•rn Avo. 446-4519 cordmg to the J£ncyciopaed1a , dtVISion under the new slate recreati Ips a e 't · · ruling on een er. Bn anmca. A major grant came to Meigs ~IGS Local Board of Edu· ceunly this week when federal calton bas named • fl>mmiltee funds in the amount of of 10 to select a cbauman to were allotted for the Big Bend head up the promotion of the nursing home. Delmar Canaday bond issue that will secure • Allorney James 0. Brien and ;:.w consolidated high achool Psul Simon were prime movthe distnct. ers in securing the faciilly 60 INCH · THE BIG event of the weekSPRING DAYLIGHT Savings Time will end will be 8 jitney supper to be come about automatically in held at the Pearl Street school WOOL o yard Pomeroy on the fourth Sundsy to benefit the fund to help pay While They Lost ol April according to werd com· for a tanker truck lor the Mid· ing out of the Pomeroy council dieporl ftre .department. lu ' mef'ting. It is mandated by the Pomeroy OhiO Valley MIDDLEPORT, OHIO vote on the issue Other area ery, Kmghls Templar held Its \ communities have. not made de- annual lnspectioa Saturday and PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. cisions. The council also night SaiM and S..Vice on White I ed a Green River ordlnsnce to Sewing Mochinas 1 stop itinerant vendors THE CHILDERS residence ' Middleport was tbe acene ol 1 possible breaking and entering Ibis week. SEAT COVERS 1 1 000 GALLIPOLIS TIRE Co. 1 1 · I PRE-EASTER ! ! SALE THE SEWING CENTERS GO WHERE THE ACTION IS 63 hrcl4 Dr. Galaxie 500 Automatic, Power Steering, One local Owner------ 63 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan, Factory Air Conditioner, Power Features, Nice t2 Corvair Monza4 Dr. One local Owner, White, Red .'Interior, Automatic Trans. ,If'~ 50 ·dt~vrolet Tudor, VI Standard Trans. ,·. ·- 1695 5895 5 fare department and aid for Lewis Brown aged. agencies. Ev8lll Eoterpris.. will build a buiMino 011 Third ........ Ave. beltw Olive St. to houae ' the departmentt, witb a lDfear leaae at ..... per th ~.fU'IV DlOD , lt'JIII the state paying 15 per ceoL fourth te be qnylect from Gal• lia1 DODI ldlled .. • MaUrlal <f:' Come to Elberfeld. B"'1 Ready To Wear Departmerat on the •econd floor for your Etut4lr /tuh.iom-for 1110men and rirb. A wide •election of coati, auita, draaea. lwu, aU t~~eather coota, hnit auita, blo"'e'. To,. ir&fabrlca, •'Yilnr and colora. Come in and ••• /or youraelf, oi Shop the rrudn floor for all rour Etut4lr ACC~~~~aori.e.-hoaiery-Jumdbar,_ jewlry-JlotJ"-COrtlfllo Elberfelds In Pomeroy al Rto Granda. WILL1AM O'Brlea ol Ciliumbull, who baa beell leallq the Lafayette Htlel ,.. aeveral years, purcltased llle batellrom the Tabil family, IDd will contlnue ill operation. Rio Grande Collep students, who have lien quarlered al lha hotel, have been moved to - II tbe floors of the new dorm at the cui· lege, whlcb Ia IIW under conatructlolt. - &16. Ynr round faallloa tht qtarb IVIl'J outfit you own. To wear aow lhroulb aprlag and 111 a btautlful lillie tbe , _ 1on1. Cln• 6illy atyled with amootll leather ID • wldl t'8Dlll Ill oolon. A foolt 1W -01' bolnp RIVER lana of the area will be looking forward .. llllq IN GAUd!l ootJNT1' the new aister altlp If lha Delta A FINAL decision waa mr.de Queea. wblelt II belllll built. II by county commtsatoners on the will be the first paaaeager boat ae=;;;w;;;b;;;;ea;;;dq~uarte~~rs_;lor~;;;the;;_;w;;;el~·j buill 011 Inland waters IInce • Robinson's llb W .. . . ' . ' THE IMF\?RTANT THitJG. TO REME.MBE.R I~ KEEP VOUR 61\LA~ ... MOVE FAST. •. l wu reumed 'lice GALLIA countJ JCbool IUperBOSS NIGHT, observed by IDteDdentl have ncommended the Gallipollll Business 1 n d a ralaa Ill tbe ll1lry ICIIe f« Professional Women's Club, was teachers. Tbe flpre for beglnlargely attended. Mrs. JeBnne ners II $3.800, $4,500 !er bache. ' •·K 0()0 f0 r Squire, president of the Obio 1orB ~&q~&ee5 aad ""'' Federation was the guest speak· master's degree, with raises er for years tf experience · Forty-live caWemen · from AN EVANSTON m fir G.- fOIIItly vlaiied Hidden Contractin nd Valley and Trlpls E rancbea on the 18 abidd .. 150·• Tlturaday of lbll weet. Gallla 1 was ow er a ,.., • 008 111 the building of u mile'. county Beef cattle meetiot Ia rl. limited acceas blihway on 101 lor Rio Grande IIChaol JH!ll Rt. 35 fD Gallia and Jaekaon Friday. counties. Tbe project fDc!udes ----a by-pass at CenterviUe. HONORED AT BALL General Waahlogton, In 176S GALLIPOLIS recreation receivef lha formal tlmnkl ~ membet'l l!lllployed Cliff lbe Anterlcu Congresa lor hla Wilson aa dlreelor of reerea- conduct of the Revoltttiollary lion, and Jllm Milhoan u peol War at Prlncetoa Ulliveralty'l manager lor tlta coming IUIJio Nasaau HaiL mer. Early aprlng play at the ,..__ Gallipoi!J golf club broU&bt two IGIIII •Bfo'l W Jl1ala holes-in-one for Bryan Armbruf. Geolctllsla believe thai the ter, 18, t1 Oak Hill and Billy vaal apanse of sally clay Janes, 11, of Gallipalls. mown as Uteh'l Bonneville salt llats Ia the bed <II a creat lalre CI'FY POU~- are convinced cr of aeveral lakes, whoH wa~ that the breaklllll and tjtlerllll er naporated lo111g qo. last Sul'lday of lbe Oblo Vlllley Liveatock Saiea waa lha work of juveniles. '!'be oherllf'a ~ partmenl II lavulipliq a breoking and llllerln& Ill the Claud& WIDten resident~ RUG 100 CLEANING \ president. Cpl. Glll'll& Ventera of D....l...:za '- V'd •-1 WU WO'IUUWU 111 1:111• Nam lalt 'Bullday He •• t h. I GARY Stohart of Middleport was aamed to apedal mention on the All-State e a g e team. Ed Jacoba of Wellston made the state team. John T I n n e h I II, 1 hanors In the Melgo spellmg bee. Kennlt Walton Pomeroy clothier, hao bee~ named chairman of the hership committee ol Southeastern Ohio Council. Neil Colmer Uam Moore have been lor Buckeye Boya Stato Drew-Wehater Legt. Post. 5 SMITH BUICK CO. . Ill tlnr Jl'l... ' . -· . . '\ ·I I I I ( ' ."'.... ' AND t>JEVER LOS! 'tWR 'TEMPER ... NEVER! �' . >. -.- •• f JtsRour l.\1 '. < ' ' . ---- r - .- "'_.,. _ • . ,.- .. . ' ~ .. . ' i . . ... ....- .. ·- WASffiNGTON (UPI dent Johnson tried Ill week to convince Frfl dent Charles De Ga~ lullv ul withdrawinj from the NATO def He rer ailed t:le ·•"· •" ~ - ,, DeGa~ anet "'· . .•. • -~ J!:-.?.,'}~~~ntlnel, Sunday, March 27, 1860 -, ; •. les~ world wars and WI Gaulle that the mighJ n:;~l in the world would an aggrt'ssor who tt nrtims Wt're divided rwrable . .Johnson criticized D !ndPpendent courage : narrow concept of so• ~ nd said a still stron: "' •• ~· · .... w1m ld evolve, with < France . But he t ~· Fr·enrh leader to rec~ Paris dispatches 1 C:lll llt' was compli rnovf'd. Long resentf European leadert.lip flu·ting with Moscow, Frenc·h military unl MTO and NATO t lla ~ e s and troops out un l ~ss he can boss lit' a l~o wants lo ~ATO political partr ur:df'r the Anglo-Am rlt:ar umbrella. The State Depart i mJ!Iv asked De Ga mnn~ specifie alxmt poli ry . z ~ l' Playing PoUt America n officials, -I sul1 1nR with the ot ? . allit-s. questioned Dis The1· contended that ,.; V. eek'sRc CAPTAIN BASY • by Leslie MARRlAGf \.IC:! !l;dph K Bllt'O :!2, P• ~· · su~ Jil l'anlwii!ll, 1 ~ ... ra•f ..- Mr. ~ n d TAKE OFF FOR [ , t' .. trlt', p ~~ Rt 1, Ga lllpt , at Hoi Zl'f H<•p ita. ounu ~ lit fiN• \WO • :.!~. BETTEfll STJIIAP OW OUR ~NOW!;HO&S AND TRY PIEfii~E'S CABIN! ltf LEMT, V4E tOULJ) WfiiL .UP IN HIS 81:1\RD AND l'i~EP WAfll"'! MOYIE~! OF' .. Cllr Crown !'lty. He Wit b. r...-p _, 'Efllllltlil'l', WE'IIIE IN AJAM, GALl WE'D 10 !=IND MOUNTED POLICE lVE ~EEl'! IN TO ... Till< ACTOR BLADE~ WON'T llUD.GE! . lurl CUtf lan Rllntt, ' larrn<-r. <li..rl in Hul7f'f urduv night 1hortly af Jlltf< l WIIEP.E ARE ALL 1J.IE CANADIAN FfiiES~ . SUPPUES IF WE WANTED - Mr . •nd 1'4 Vlnlun , dau~'htl Jrld Mr and Ml'li, C'hnl l.nl\'h l!il e r Rd .. ~on,' ' •' Hol1er Ho•pl! Al. Tutsd•v - ~lr . •ml 1\11 !llllll!')', Ht. 2 ('rown Cl p r.1, ~~ Hol.ll!'r Howplta M~ nii•Y ~ ~~llln~. PROBABLV Iff !lOME QfiiiVE-!N MOVIE, WATCHIN(J AN OLD NEL<;ON EDD'I FILM! WILD~RNES!; IMIE, WE COULDPI'T llATHS OF THI Ill~~ . •ot 'darll Rll'l'hrield Ra lne1, hrothen a~ Mrs. BttiJ Slmm• of a "" n i vi n ~ Set Us ForTh~ SEAT COV Convertible Auto Ca,.P BUT, EA94, liEWAS 611JEN UP RIR I.QST! ALL TYPI UPHOLSTE• liE WAS.~E OF 'lOUR FAn!ER'!O EMPLO'IEE!o...t l BELIEVE . VOURDAD ' ICNI!W PAUL WAVE A PICTURE OJ: ~IM, WmiOUT ABEARD! !iRON!iON WASALI'JE! GALLIPOliS T 1637 Etsttm Ave, . ' • I ' l ·: . ~ . ~ . -~~~~ •'""-, .! "" ~·· -"' '"-' ~·- · 638uickL 4 Dr. Sedan Conditionet 1'~ ' t2Corvair I . One Local ( . ·. , •• Red .lnteric ., ..'. t ;tra ,I -~ ·~ . ' ..1. 58Chevrol Standard T • • ' . • Automatic, One Local .J ~ OUR BOARDING. BOtJ'SB '... 63 fenl4 •. .. 0 0 ~ol • '' ., . Q ... !r . SA ~ "! ~·~. Route No.7 ... ,\.• I • f·- , I I :l. ., ''., .'_ i ,, '. ' •: ' ' :J! '•\ . 'I . . F;A9{ "TO LOSE DIRECTION · IHASNO'N- 5TOAM.4 ~EONE'S BLOWN A6ASI'iET ON HIS Sl'iiS, OR HAS OVEI~~EIITEQ SNOWSHOES ... LISTEN! 1 �/ I. ,1,, ' .... BeGa~ ~ ··~~ .. .......... . · '·'' · '' ·"' " ' ''1'•••·-•, .,,,.. •r ••r·" ·- • f ............- . '"'"•''l . . .l.~1..t . . •,· .'! +..... oi • ') • WASHINGTON (UPj dent Johnson lrled In week to convince Fr~ dent Charles De Gau lolly of wlthdrawint fram the NATO del anC'e He recalled t:le le,. wQrld wars and WI Gaulle that the miglr n91 in the world would an aggressor who U \' iNims we-re divided rwrabl€' . .lohnson criticized D lnd•pendent c<111rage . narrow concept of SO' t~nd said a still stron would evolve, with ( France. But he l ~·reneh leader to recq Paris dispatches , C:nt!l e was compl movt>d. U>ng resentf Europea n Jeadert.lip fllrting with Mnscow ~ French military unl NA TO and NATO bOJst'~ < and troops out tml~ss he can boss lw also wants to ~ATO political part1 under the Anglo-Am dear umbrella. Thr State Depart m:.~llv asked De G& mon; speeifit" about p<1l iry. Ploylng Polil American officials, suiI ing with the ot allies. questioned i1is contended that Tl1e~· HIS ~AAE KNOWNI MIT . I V:eek'sRc .., , __ .1 ' .,-} . .... . ~ MT HER H16HNE* '1\QJL.D ~VE HIM liOTHAT CONGERN6o ._•• ,. - Hilt\ NOW! -"NP H.t6TE I§ llt\PORTANTl MAUIAGI LIC::I BIICO 22, 11 R~ lph '11: , p~ ~¥ 1' ~; ~~~ C'a rdweu. 11 BIRTHS OF THf ~ - .u rdly I ~tl'i~. .,... Mr. llfid I p_ rn , Rt . 1, Galllpf ~I Huher Hu~p it:t Mondl'/ Mr. 1nd N 'dr ~lllns, Vl nturr. d~u11h l t '111)'~ Jr ld Mr. and Mn. CheJI l.•r w~ •· Hh~r Rd .. !Wflo 11 Ho ll'~ r Hotplt al, Tut1dn - 4· p rn . at HIIUI'r Hosplta DIATWI 0' \ lurl Clayton ll:1ln11. farme r . <llt•d in Hulle r urd~~ nl i iH sllorlly af jllfrd in " two • c ur frown l ' lly . Ht" !VII b• 1\l" p,, 01'<.' . 2~. 1945. 101 'olarll Blr<'hfleld Ral ne1. ~Pni~·l n ~ hrothtra :nu Mra. 81'11;, Si mm• or B t ' ~ .\ ' ' li~ -•.r:t; : . ..,., ,, ' j.. . '"'~ . _.. ~~ bv the Boy ·a, ,was con:;. Pleasant N• •.'1-', GALLIPOLIS T ,.u C3A. .. C=; r- \ J. ' .· ,, :' 63 fercl4 Automatic, One Local 638uickl• , ' ' 62 Corvair ' ~ ~'·' J ~ f. SA . 1CoUncil: UPHOLSTE~ Stendard T 1f11\· Five reo ~'·•oorild ,, ALL TYPI .58Cirevrol ~n ' PTA. .. \ illlll[ ...... . ··•~tlilg House, Auto Co,P '. lt' .. ir ,J ' ' 5,000 . '"§, ,,· l{elp-Gallia- SEAT COv Convortlblt r' I t· ·' ~dY , · >j; ,t .b:ecutive, . " \ Set Us ForT~ One local< Red lnteric 'f, r na Mr. and M Sltllt)', Ht . 2 Crown Cl 4 Dr. Sedan Conditlone1 '.·. .. ,j .~ ' '•· ·~ ( .... '" Route No.7 "• ·1, t. i{ I; •.·.- .' ' "' . ' ·, I . ; . \•• ., • ' 1_. Yt' . .'.:,} , ,. ,. ,,,. ·. ; • ·'· >ry. �' '/. ·~ '· .. .' . ' .... . . ,,,_,-... . .,. .... . ~ - ~· ~· .... I . . ~ ·-- ........ . t! ~1. : .... ,.::; 8" • .. ... ~08 .~ . _........ .. " - .. '. ' .,. DeGa1 WASHINGTON (UPl dent Johnson tried In week to convinfe dent Charles De Ga~ !oily of withdrawini tram the NATO del Frq anet He recalled tl\e les! world wars and WI Gaulle that the mlglr !131 in the world would all aggressor who tt l'lrtims wm divided 1wrable. .lohnson criticized D independent courage ' •• •• 1:,, :• ·' ,. l narrow concept of SO' . ~m d said a still stron would evolve, with t France. But he 1 ~·rench leader to reco Paris dispatches C:1ull(' was compl ' , • '· •• •' moved. Lvng resentf European leader!t.lip flirting with Moscow, r-re nch military unl ~ATO and NATO 1 basi's and troops out he can boss tw also wants to unl~ss 2'/ATO polllical partt ondor the Anglo-Am clear umbrella. Thr State Deparl mallv asked De G! mM ~ specific about polir~. Playing Poll! American ortieials, sulling with the ot allies. questioned his They contended that l \'."eek'sRc R~ lph I'• ·•~·· .BORNLOSBR OUT OUR WAY M"IIUAOr LICI 1£. BIIK'O 22, J· sue nudwfilll, tl ----- donatioa htldren's roo BIRT"s OF THI ~ . •..rill~ _ Mr. ~nd K l'etrle, Rl . I, Galllpl p The Willets , .. , ~t ~h r llln~. Stoart, wll Hui7A"f Huwpita Mana•y - Mr. a nd. I'& Vtnt un, d wugl'lt1 •rod Mr. and Mn. {; belli 1~,.,-,- flil<"f J(<_!_, MOll o <I Jl Hul"l'cr HUipltal . Tundn - 'lfr. and M Sih ley, fit. 2 l'rown Cl p m. 91 llolzer H011plta D!ATtU 0' \ lurl Cllvtan RaiMt, fatmtr. rlrt•n In Holler 11rd ay nii ht Jhortly af l\ltto<l lrl ~ two _ c 01r f"rown l'lly. He- wa1 bt~>~·p _ , DPt'. 24, 1945, 1111 '' • .•'·'. •• • ma\ely 5,000 <t Jxecutive. ·e11' PTA. ard. Five reMelgs-Gallia- \lal'll Blrchflela nal nl!l. ""rl'lvlnu llrothers n11.1 Mn. B•ttJ Slmma af I '-~· astm., bing SuUs For The SEAT COV andlr""' , House, tSOred by the Council, 8oJ ! Convertible Auto Corp :a, was con· Pleasant N• ALL TYPI lOry'. UPHOLSTE~ GALLIPOLIS T 1637 Eastern Ave. • ·tqg tifrsonabie . leg'ei Wester. SOutheastera · ·n!'liiaslretball -~.::...lt_7.::...P·III.~ , ·..,...,.- ......... I .' J'IIB FEENY FARM :J:A~~ 60NNA · "f'ESACH Yoo P~OPE:~ Kl'f"f'Y BESHAVIO~ GO 63 Ftrd4 Automatic, One Local .' 63Buicklt ~ 4 Dr. Sedan Conditioner NOW ~ON .,' At.-ONGJ AN' 62Corvair PL.AY One Local ( R~ lnteric '. ai'l t• g'".t ' . 58 Clrevrol Standard T ,, SA Route No.7 . -~' '· • •, . '·,\ : •I '!' 1 \_-,'.''~\' 1' I -:,• I : ' \. ' II" ., /' """'------, HIM A~ES A FiSH. l"f'S AL.SO A •No-Nor Lea1ou.t ' �·"'' 1:· . DeGa .. "' .Jo.•; ... ; ·] • ' ··~,,,. 'II". "' "' . ' n independent courage ! narrow concept of sq r.nd said 1 stiU stroq would evolve, with f Franco. But he ! French leader to rec~ Paris dispatches j C:llllle was compt. moved. Long resen~ European leader!t.lip flirting with Moscow, French military un'l NA TO and NATO ' ba ses and troops out' unl':'ss he can boss tH' also wants to 1 :-<ATO political parD at The State Depart mallv asked De Gl Ill mnr~ specific about; po1lir·y. took the Playing Poli WORLD American orficialsJ sulling with the ot al!if'S, questioned hi~ ---, Th" co ntended thai Emotional Bomb teek'sR~ WASIDNGTON-THE JOHN- ALLBY OOP ' ~ p / tl AW, FORCPITSAXE,GU2, -- -----1\RTHS OF THI ... rd., Mr rt-r I. l'~ trte. HOW .CClJIJ) I GIVE uod Ga!llpe """'· 1 1", ~~ Hul 7.t'f Hu1piLI. ¥ M onday Mr. 1nd Vinton . d ~ulf h« Jlld Mr. nd Mn. Cbe~ l.•oii"H Hii PI' R<l . ~ 011, 4: ~ 1: ll! n~. 11 Ho11e r Ro1pital. T~,tnlby ~h i~~. H1 p m . ar 2 'IM SLIMPIN I NEVER HAJ). M\'SELF? . ~· TAAT, NEVER EVEN HEI>~ OF 'EM SEFORE! , Mr. and ~ Crown 1.:1 H<>IZ~r ltos p!ll DIATWI OF ' lurl Cil)'lon ll•tnn. f rarm Pr . rt i t>d in Huhe~ urd11y nigh t shortly Ill jllrPrl ill _. I Wu n()wn nty. 111")1 . • OPt·. • ""'c.:c··· _o ~-1 . \!a('ll Blr"hField <.; ·•nwlnJ: ':;,~.~-"'., Mr1. Bft!' SEAT COV ConvortlbltJ Auto Car~ IT'S AJ.Wfitfs ME UP GETTJN' BLAME!) SIU.Y"J:HING ALL TYPI UPHOLSTEI GALLIPOLIS T 1637 Etstern Ave. son administration was puWng the linisblng touches today on abl'llnseww 'pthackaangeernool c:1vnalll ri,~tse 110 1 wu bomb for the North _ • proposs' to ban discrimination in housI n~he legislation, aimed at car, rylng out the pledges the Pres· !dent made i~ his January State United Prou lnlomatlonal of the Utedmont ~ludge, also U.S. B·52 bombers blew up a Viet Cong Mine factory was e;po;c d ~ mc e ~... today u they carried out three raids barely a mile ahead 11 ~res es:s'" ndo ~u aw it~ of advancilog U. S. Marines. The Leathernecks followed up row Jur es 8 penn . e the ralds with new landings. attorney general to , Initiate About 30 minutes after the strikes by the Guam-based school desegregation suits. bomhera a landing ship tank (LST) moved up the channel o! the Saigon River and lanoed a Ioree of Marines. Hell· Another Stalin? copters landed another Marine force to the south of the MOSCO_W _ ·; LEADING mral d, ~~michthewcuaplbtlar,ely 16 ed' Navy pilots from !lying IllY So blic tl tod tart- 1101 uu 1 voet pu a on ay 'lbe Marines apparently were bombing missions over Commuled Mosc.ow on the .ve of the part ol the l,SOO.man Ioree al· nisi North VIet Nam. Air Force Commumst party congress with ready in operatloo in the area. pilots managed 18 missions OV· a sober warning that another The bombardment DY I he er the. North but most were _ra· Stalin would rise to one • man huge planea, which fly so ~1gb dar-guoded strikes wotb no pilot ruAie In t~usl' 11a, •p bl of they cannot be aeen from 1be visibility. n ar c • • ' ro ems ground and the advanced landPhilosophy," a theoretical jour- inga ..~ rt of the campalan There were few reported nal, admitted lhet during thetr to protect':.., port of Sallon demonstrations by anti-govern17-month r~:gn, the post- from guerrillas who have ilid- ment Buddhist students today Khru•hchev collective lender· den along the banks and at but a UP! survey showed the ship" has not the loop- tacked ships In hopes of block- month-long political unrest causholes through wh1ch a deterrnin- log the channel. nd by the ouster of 1 popular ed man could seize total power. A u. s. mllitary spokesman Buddhist general was causing The unprecedented warning oald heavy monsooa weather skyrocketing lnfiation in tile came as delegates - Including Sunday prev0111ed carrier-baa- key port of Da N111g. , / leaders of Eastern Europe's Communist-ruled IIJitions head· ed here for Tuesday's openinl of the 23rd Soviet purty con' ' ,...s. I 1 AN:l)Y CAPP the .,. ~" 63 hrcl4 . I' :' ·. ' ,P, • . Automatic, One Local ,. '. ·..:. 638uicklt 4 Dr. Sedan Conditione! r'-f" ~ 58Citevrol Standard T SA Route No.7 ' ' ',., ,, '. Raymond Might •' .J ' Dies;Uooday In Columbus E 'j. ' ' llf RaJ C. Bliu to doCtor up • healther, aat1 althouib the "'lbe Oblo Farm Bureau and prices thaa these obtained by are jointly sponsoring the pr"" l gram," they oald. "Farmers who.oontra~ ~r the oerv~e ~ill 1 PT. PLEASANT - The 1966 version or Scout·O-Rama attracted approximately 5,000 MI\81"J .I· : i!U , _ rwecehea'vtedeli•.• ,:reds • •pathyamrvenest t•·moer persons over the weekend according to 0 . Guy Nash. MGM Distri.ct Scout Executive. ., d th Ill he able to ha Best of show honors went to Cub Park 256. sponsorod by the l>ew Haven PTA. :an en i~ increases that'..: Twelve blue ribbons were pre<ented uno ts which met the highest standard. Five redevlopprduring the marke''"! eelved red ribbon~, and only one yellow rib bon was presented. Nineteen Meigs-Gallialear." ~,. Mason umts part1copated. -· -----,--~1 Slmllar price protection could Polnlo were baoo<l '!'J' general [the many others who choose to Ben F;ankhn, Mason, an. , be set-up of booth!, continuous ac· remam anonvmous m I h e New \ ork Clothmg House. men~"/!:~ :O:!a!;e but gpoor:: tlv•ty by area Scouts on t~e : tradilio• of the Boy Scout Good Meogs County. ' booths, individual efforts, and 1Turn. The event. sponsored by the out that many small producero lexplanation of themes to the . Tri • State Area Council, lloJ .A 4 • year. old boy escaped could ·~ qualify .for a loa• o~ pubhc. Best ticket sale5i'llen were Srouls ol Amerora, was conwot:l minor lnjurlel when struck whea~ h additional adwn 11 was reported judges were awarded pmes courtesy of Has- dueled on the Pt. Pleasant N• by an automobile Sunday • .,.. ~ 1 00tllebu~~~~ flOO: "well pleased with the quality kin.< . Tanner lor Gallia county; tiona I Guard Annory. 8' e 8 0 of all th booth, " ing on Route I:U in Minersville. severa m '~ ---- - --- - - - - --John Evans son of Mr and wheat by • central organlzae ..• Mrs. James Evans, Rt. 2: Ra- lion could also bring better Cub Pack :!03, Gr~ce Metho- i fer cine, was blt when he ran Into proce~ than those obtaine~, by th dist church, Galhpohs. led the 1 • the highway in the path of a the l!ldlvldual producer, they field on licket sales. Second '" I northbound car operated by oald. . , this department was Pack 258, Wilma Jean Sayre, Rt 2, fta. The OhiO o_r~amzatlnn also sponsored by the Ordnance 0 cine. ?""'port lacihiJeS on Lake Er· School PTA, Pt. Pleasant Pack Meigs County Sheriff's D .. '"and hu access to lhe Euro- 25&, New Haven, ""' thiTd. parlmenl offlcen 1ald tile pean u:port market through I Top salesman of Mason coun· i youngBter wu taken to Veter- the Rotterdam Sale~ Office opBarton with 36 WELLSTON - Curtis W. (Curt\ Tong, personable 88 Ga ans MemDiill Hospltli by prl· eraled by the Arner1can Farm ~al~a's to ryseller w~s Crai · youn g t3l 1 basketball roach at Otterbein College, Weslero vale transportation and admit· Bureau. The use of these ex· Barnes with 55 David Kraws:- ville, 0 , will be the guest speaker when the Southeaatera led for observalinn. He suffered port markets eould mean added zyn to~ped M~igs' salesmen Ohio Athletic League honors its 1965-66 aU-star basketbaU bruises and a sl<l~ed nose and price odvanlage to cooperating with !7. team at Wellston high scho?l Thursday, beginning at 7 P·lll. ' possible internal liljurles, producero, Tong just completed b's Miss Sayre, driving • 1i&8 The Explorer posts of the most sucre>' ful season as I be in and holds I Master's . .. Studebaker, was not beld. A Co district operated lhe conces· mentor of the Fighling Cardin- tgree from Ohio State, He t. witness, 17 ·year ·old John nntdown Underway oton slands, sat up the booths, als. Otterbein compiled a Z0-51working oa his Ph.D at osu,,..: Wolfe, Minersville, told Deputy For Gazer Flight guided tbe parking, and finish- record, and was Ohio Confer- Tickets have beea placed- If_" Sheriff Robert Beegle that tbe CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) _ ed the whole Job by taking ence runnerup. In three years ;sale in various scbools fjtt,J' chDd ran fro~ the driveway ol Tile cOUIIIdown gets onder-way down the bootha and cleaning at Westerville, Tong has .a I he S ~OAL cage banquet, wJMii, . '14;, the Gene Dav11 reSidence Into today for llle launch of 1 3,900- tile armory. !i2-t9 roaching record. He woll i25D avaolable to tho publlo. 'IW": ' lbe path ol tile car. pound alar Gazer satellite that Ci Th ...._,.tr bring 6-4 Don Carlos, 1966 Lit- IWHS cafeteria seats 310. We111q · Miss Sayre was able to great- may unlock some of the secrtts arence ;::"~:"\ ~ 1j tie All-American eager, to the iton's DowntoWII Coa<het a ,\ ty reducl! opeed before llrikinl of the nnlvene that ha"" ~an, e:pr~~ t h an; ~d Wellston banquet. i sponsoring the fete, ,\• the child. A passenger, Claudia baffled men for centuries. u· ek tsun"nd a sedowe ' tso curt Tong roached while an I Dan Collins will give theMiller, S~aeuse, a1so w1~ c • 'Hea alsoserv suppor mg Air Foree otncer and won t!Je !come. roIIowmg · mvoca · tion lriCH"' 1bt Orbiting Astronomical rolls. thanked George ed the IDlsbap. Observatory (OAO) beaviest H 1 booth '" M World-Wide Air Force tourna· Rev. D. H. Housellolder, WAIIM. • ou , arrangemen~, ert M thod" t to ond m..l complex ICientlfic rill Brl s transportation ment and in 1964 was selected b on ' " pas. r, FIREMEN CAJJ ED 11tellite built by the United G C:g ' . ' the Jaycees as one or the "OUt· Charles N. Gaskill will ,. Middleport volUDteer lire- States, Is scheduled to be shot George /~n, tconces~o~j staqding Young Men in Ameri· toastmaster. The 1966 a!J.slllli' <~:IJ!'II.i men were called. 10:15 p,m. into 1 5lltHnile ~igh orbit today w~f!~n ~~ck~i ~~air~~n. -~nd i ca." He graduated from Otter· will be introduced. by Saturday .to douoe 1 brush fire by 1 117 • loot Allas-Agena -~- ' · hogh >rhool prmcJpal B. thai broke out ...- the Powell- rocket. LaiDich time Is achedFREE CLOTIIJNO A11er, SEOAL presldeRI. st residence of llemard. G~. uletl lor 3:11 EST. C!et Tannehill, Pootl!ll ~l!.~(\!1:. No damage to 1111 oztent wu Free Clothing Day will he Kl'ng Dail.r Sentinel, will present reported, ll1PREME COURT MEETS held from .9:30 a. m. untU noon foul-shooting trophy to "'ii~~· WASHINGTON (UP!) -'nle this Thursday at the SalVatioll Xfra SeS Buddy Moon! NOW YOU KNOW Supreme Court meets today to Army Heacfituarters, liS B u t- The Marshall King family Weber of the Wellston ''"!''l'ii!L Tbe atu1 lllr1 1ft ...,. hand down oplniona and orders lurnut-av, P1111eroy. Anyone of of 123 Union-av, Pomeroy, has Sentinel the Most moner.. Tiley pandaee opt before betlnnln& tht1 , oeoond Mills C.Unty and the sur- had more than its quota Player award to Wellston's Mllllelt..., JPIIIOII•- 111111 week · of In the roundllll area 111 need may of bad luck in two mishaps die Jacobs. alii Ill. March parllclpale, within the past mont:!. Rowland Congdea, Last Wednesday Mr. King of tie Atltens MeBSel·~· accidentally shot himself in and SEO Sportswritera the leg with ~ pistol while Broadcasters Preoident cleaning it. The bullet enetor· present the ed the leg below the hip and ship trophies to He toot 0foc. ·1, · 'Cia and bostilil)' behreou ltepubllcan strength ln recent i lodged at the knee. He was Wellston, and 5,000 See Scout-0-Rama •I I •· ' r::;.:::f I Of b • C hS em oac peaker Annual SEOAL Cage Fete Slated Thursday EVentng I f /If Fortune is On In f GOP's Dr. Bliss (UP!) ~lll~spr.. :r• INDIANAPOLIS (UP!)- A famous name returned to the American automotive scene today with the unvelllng of the first Dusenberg luxury car built since the mld-1930s. The Dusenberg goes on u1o later lhla year at '19,500 and up - mostly up, The 1986 production run Ia expected to be 150 can. The wao t!Rmbled The lmlovatlons Include an In but cars will be 1&iaJien safety fuel cell in at a plant now un- eacb rear lender. The cells, built COJIIItruclion here, A small by Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., · , to those WIed m · tbe of workmen at the plant are sumlar put tegetbor the Cbrysler· 500-mlle race here : · engines an4 the bndiea to The entire interior ol the car made by Ghla al Turla It- will bave mahfiiiiY paneiJa& They also will add the 01· and the Instrument panel hankraftetl to each cuato- resemble that of a cnmmercoal IIBiw's specifications. airliner, including an outopilol. · This will .,able 1 driver to !vta 'lllllllu! the atru. lhe maintain 1 deellnatod •peed ID car will. have ilmovatioas 1111 kind o1 terrain. · Inever before seen In a ....... r-· car. II aiBo will be t be !w~:~largeai and heaviest LUOAL TEMPS ~~ car wllh 1 .wheel· ·The temperature in Pomeof 138 lpehes, an ov.erall IVY'• business cllatrict at _11:30 ol SO and a 1.111. 10ilay .wu ll·dlll'ftl 1111ol 1,000 der 111111111 sklot. WASHIN(l'roN LIBRARY OPENED - The Middleport library, closed for several days for construe. lion of the new children's room donated by Homer E. Cook, a Middleport resident, r.,. opened on Saturday. Carroll Lyons, librarian, views one of the books in the children'l section. Hanging on the wall above Miss Lyons is a plaque commemorating the donatloa of the children's room. Mr. Cook donatedfunds for construction of the children's roo m in memory of his. wife, Virginia BishopCook, and his soster, Cora Cook Stewart, wb o served a~IIrst hb~r~an. B' 0£ Auto Dusenberg New Fancy Auto JsShown ID • IndianapoJis I ' d G 111 F The Melga an a a errn Bureau groups wiD begon slg~ ln~wteat pooll":. ~~acts ';is w : ~~ to M tre~ 8 · ' : A : gs Carm .::;-eG i:"Pr:tde"nt'e~h= Boy RODS Into path ·. ' JAKARTA - INDONESIA'S new govenunent today wu free ,of President Sukarno's commu·a : loriented backers mt1 unfirm control 111 anU • unlst military 11adera, ..... __ t"'t""no. who announced fol'lllllllnn of a new 30 • 0 """- retained ca••... ~ ._._1, tittles of president aatl but he wu to heve only Coulalnued Oa Pqe ~·" ... ' Wheat Pool Contracts Available &8 MASON - Mason Pollee Cblel Fred Taylor II eaWng lbe oiiOIItl• of Muon ckl· 1001 and tile aarrowullDg orea to stop algasllavlug beeD placed at mteraectiolll la Ma1oa. Cblel Taylor said .. maay driven tue aot eomlq to a complete llop at the10 aipo, Ia lbt future, be lllld, if people do not atop they wUI be lloaed a lnfllo ctlalloa. •!•sed suluirno Han I on One Local ( Red 'tnteric MIDe • Factory HIt• ByGuam Bombers _., - 1 I Seo Us For Th• t2 Corvai1 !':- './. <io!. I '' WASmNGTON (UP!) - The 1 workers near Philadelphia, Miss One law makes It a felony to from abridgement by the states Supreme Court today backed up Tile victims were Andrew Good- conspire to injure ''any citizen through the 14th amendment. tile JusUce Deparbnenl's use of man and Michael H. Schwerner in the free exercise or Fortas tnday called the foderal law in civil rights mur· of New York and James E. enjoyment of any right or language of the law "plain and ders thai have gone unpunlsh- Chaney of Meridian, MIS!· privilege se<ur..t to him by the unlimited." He said it embrae<i by local authorities. MORE Constitution or laws of the ces "all of the rights and , The 9-0 decision means trials When no one was arrested for United States... privileges secured to citizens by I can go ahead in , Mississippi the crime by local or state A violation carries a mul- all of the Constitution and ail of case where a federal lndic~ authorities the Justice Depart· mum penalty of 10 years ill jail the laws of the United States." I rnent was thrown out by a low- ment action. and a $5,000 fine. ; er court. Justice Abe Fortas Since murder is not a federal The legal issues turned nn the ; spoke for tile courl. crime, the government'• onty •meaning of the word "right." I The Indictment charged 17 weapons were two 1870 statutes The . department contended Mississippians, including three passed in the Reconstruction that 1t refers not o~ly to law enforcement officers, in era to protect newly freed l~erally created rights like the connection with the 1964 mur· slaves in the •xerc1oe of voting I roght. to vote, but alllo to der of three young civil rights and other rights. individual freedoms protected undrr the Anglo-All'! clear umbrella. ! £ --- .- . ourt Backs u • se of Federal Law Ill ivil Murders \·iclims were divided m·rable. Johnson criticized l'~nlwetl, ::\r.:a .r..t::o -;;-~~~~~~~--------------~-------------;;::;~~:;,~~~;;-;:;.~------------:;.~~~-::;:;~~~.---------------------~ ~~;--------~--~~!'[ ,,~_,., VOL XVII NO. 280 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1966 5~:: FIVE ~- ~::tl in the world woul ttll aggressor who t ~ue .C~o I De•otal To The I,.,.,.., 01 Tu 11.,.-Muon ...... Gaulle that the mig~ A~lph enttne ~ -~,; He reralled the les~ ""' world wars and P•~· ~ at y e . • ··'" WASHINGTON (~ dent Johnson tried week to convince Fr dent Charles De G rully of withdrpwi from the NATO d . M.&IU:I.&GI LICj ._. 811<'0 22, J· • Cre~i~~d *'"n Famr'fy Do and for Recovery lfiD, =~e::!~,.!;;cll'l"llloiSiab~~~:~ ~a=.:=~~~:.: :a7 ~~= 0:, a aten::~;;~~~ ~~=~~~ ~s H:OW:t~d Hos:~~ !~~i:~:~~.:the the electloDtl will n!junilaled party. show Tm!seffetlna , ~l!H...~ wr - WBI 111M . eompolp by ~alive hal prGirelled Iowan! rebuildlbe IDe 1 party ltruelpre which he prfllliden_ •. ~ , l!at_blell .ntllnlaway llllJa wu the llnl lte' fur Jf!lll belm the liN • .,. U. , ,tlecliQal, and II . lbe ltlill HlYI!II aerapetl bottom lhell, lit IIU It Ill lei 8Jti llepllblicaD pU1y IIPP'Il'l Ill' .,. ·111 10 be • the com--. I t~~-- tf J!ipub\1; ,II~ Bllll hlmltlf deDl8l !II , · ''\" ,,, Q'· polllleJI party l!8D depend llarr_Y u'!i Ooltlwltar, IIOIJI'-, =lj•r' ~;,lbaj ~,~,;~u-1l!lfllllle eamebaell:" 1 iet.~',tl'1' t~ ,, . . ~ - \tiPM till ~"•j'*' _ ., . , blldB jliJI in campaign years. Ilia remedy hao been 8 broa~ and ctnllnumg serloa of pohti· eal, -;tsbops to train lUid lttrise party officials. 'nle co Ill m It I ee hu tponsored ICCftl ·of 'COII!erences for state and city chalnnen, prospective cllll)lalp ' mll'nqtn, aad 'publlc ·'"IIUw dliechn; ,aad rl!'k•IHI-ftlf ;~ken. He ·iqes , more Gil tlit atilt Iilli . · 41cllnt tl IMII.Mtl"' ' research . ,. . I ' , Several days earlier their 'nle 1966 all . star twin son, David, age 5, sui· eludes: Mike Wren, -r...o. lered a fractured leg when a der and Dick Adami, picnic table fell on him In AnderSOil and, the yard at his home. He Galllj)olis; was 'entered et the Holzer hemal· Hospital, Mr. Kllll 1a employed by the Westtrn and Southern 1ft. aorance co, jn P"""*PY. He 'if the ~ Daytd, the .oo, ll'llldlnn, of~: and Mrs: J. A.id.c,~~Ui~n, ' ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 27, 1966 chambers chapman curtis flint hargraves mayes miller poteet slagle wall winegar