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" pledge ., ! +;,.. auditorium. . A dedlcaUon service baa lleeJi later iD the ·pear.·when proj~ 18 •. compleled. The ~· Clfde Bartlett and meri of church have bOen looklnl towar\1 ( Eaater aervleil when of It ·wm Jiave beell eom- 1 Serf City, N. c. after having Mr. and Mrs. Erneat spent several weeks here with were Thursday luncheon his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic- of Mr. and Mrs. Muon tor Gtim. Mr. Paul Grim is re· covering satisfactorily at his Mr. and Mrs. E~ borne from aurgery performed left Thursday evening for while he was here at his par- limore, Mel. where he wUI ents' home. turn to his empl~ymeot . d Ohl ship. Mrs. Hams wUI retun David Wiley, stu ~I at o borne after spending a University, sp~ndmg the days in Baltimore. They spring vacation w1th b1s par- acrompanied to Athens by ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wiley. and Mrs. )llason Fisher. A demonstration on pruning was g1ven by Mrs. Homer Hoiter Sh st sed not to prune . e res . . bl . any shrubs while m oom, prune roses now; and remove thinnest twigs and the oldest and darkest branches. M r s. Smith gave a demonstration on an arrangement using terraium. Flower arrangements . were Mrs. Wayne Gibbons Is vis· Earl French of iling in Bucyrus with her lath- was an overn·lghl guest !• er, Mr. J. E. Carson and her dJIY of Mr. and Mrs. sister• Miss Ruth Carson. Mowrey. Mr. and Mra. Robert Sever Miss Janice Eskew, and daughters, Vickie and Pau- ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ia Louise, of Zanesville, spent kew entered Holzer the weekend with ber parents, j Thursday, for observatlaa Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grim. treatment. b.ddhist Mob . SCoqloO-~ -~ By BllJcE MILLE1l SAIGON 4Jaturday !UP() About 1,111111 Butldld8t 1tudenll B~g lOll-American slo&alii and (ll1l'llllng Glo wlth shoull of ''ao ~orne," surged throus!l Safaou Saturday ntgbl and tried to atorm tba capital's radio lletloll. But goveromenl troope moved ln early today wlthand macbJDeguns at the ready "''" Ali?. JeweU, Mrs .. ·Albert ·woodard and SOli. Kenn!!lh llarrla and '""'• 'Mril. 'I!Dberl Coilcli and sons, Mri. Kenneth Braun asslsled by menmen and aon, Mt. bniard and 10111, !he cliurch, baa bee11 Mra. ·RI<jlira l!.oB(mbaum aDd trying tO complete I he Tommy ;Jillmaon and Mrs. work al10 Ia PfGII!'eSSlng on the of tile church sooroom and· claPi'ooms on the floor, Tbe llelt, M.· E. em. E~Jf~r ..rv~ce~. for the 1 Beeline Ftuhion Party il HeM sons, ·Eiza Qllmo~ IJ.'' and son. nesday 'at the home of Ml'rl. Uoyd Wright with the girls singing songa fl1ld Becky Wright and Resa BoOthe oomplelinl requ1remenls for. badges, Tbe ~op dlvldod into llro patrols and eleclton8 were held. Patrol I elecled Maralynn Tra- AttendiDg were the above and Mrs. Bill Grueser, Mrs. Paul Grinstead, Mrs. John Beaver, Mrs. H•"'" Bearhs, Mrs. Clair Spencer,""" Florence Ann Bearht, Mra. Larry Rllchle, Mrs. Gordon Ridenour, Mra. I!Dger Rltchie and lwo children, .Carrie Beth Bearhs and Lori G r I 11stead. cy, lead\ll'; Debbie Wl<ecUp, lsslslant leadef, and Marla Neu~ ding, treasurer. Patrol D named Susie Soulsbv, lead-·, ~.··' " Jeader, ~~ alynn Tracy, assistant and Leanne Sebo, treaslll'l!r, Jo EDen Diehl ·WU re-el~ scribe. Attendlng were the above and Darla NeuiZIIRI ..d Irene Barnel. 8 1 1 Girl SCout Troop 112 met Wed- LONDON. - a& Hutch The New China Newa Ag<!ncy aald a strong proteat oote ed to the Indian ernllaa!y Peking branded India'• come to Formoslln who attended a Uniled economic meellnl! In New 11 8n orren provocatlen" to Chinese. Round d;nina; table Harvc:st tabla\ Drop.~af ubl1 .' There's no bedrooon quite aa pleasant and warm at a bedroom in authentic Early American tradition. These pieces give you just the right efFect: spacioua flY triple dresser with mirror, S-drawcr chest, cannonball bed, night _t&ble and a handy commode stand. Chest:/ :\1Kh:l tab1l1 Commode 1tand: . Eatcrdio11 table r..r.dWra and .,...,.. 13' Chill 1'c•k ' llo•ble - Che1t..on-tht11 Sln&le dram with minor Bookcalor: oicb mirror . bet: tliihl 1lble , ..... luy- 1111 ovr foly Ttrm~ Spiadlo 1IcG . '.' r ...... ~ , . ELBERFELDS I·N POMEROY HEADQUARTERS for KROEHLER FURNITURE •• .LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, DINING ROOM ·' SEE the COMPLETE LINE of KROEHLE~ FURNITURE 0~ the SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS ' .... ,. ' .' I •' I, ·- ' ' ' '..J. \ • ... I't. 1 ' .. I'.; . <' ~· •.•.• ~ . til' ~)' • ,.. , '·· " ·• II · ,; ' 1\ ' OPEN TONIGHT·· FRIDAY' UNTIL 8:00.: P.·M. OPEN TOMORROW~ :·9:00 P.~ ' /~ 0~ ~~· . PRICe- uf~ . . . ·. . ~l-UDS b,':'i,Ot) . . ' r. ~L. 1<~o~...~fl~~A 0t 'l. ~ ·ql: ~0 machineguno, automatic c... bine and grtnade launchers. Tbe sight ol them was enougb to make more than ball of tho 1,000 students nee screaming. The whlle-belmeted combat police then charged lbe 400 remaining hard core demonstrators, firing some warning shots into the all'. Some demonstrators crum• p • pavemea er ~ 0 °1'1(,0v d pollee blllyclubs. l'"' 0 Alps lobbed tear gao 0 . demonstrators. .ew of the demonstrators desjiOI'ately heaved rocks at the advancing police, but the missiles bounced off the wicker ohields the police carri•d. The mob, which bad spilled out ol a Buddhist rally, bad stormed through the hear! of argon ore smas og rou11 o :s "· \ a, ·' .a barbed wire barricades IIi attempt to take over the radii station. It pushed on its way to shake fists at guarda oulll.Q the residence of Gen. C. Westmortlaod, com · of U.S. forces in Vie! Na, The riot police wai,tal 'for • minutes before s~ their charge to clear eut tNi ~111 group of demo!lllfaloi',i the statiQn. ,, p i!lllldl " .. China formally acroaed Saturday of supporting Ameri- tng. ean "lmperiallsf' deslgntl maintain "1!10 ChiOU" by back· lng ant~Peklng aclltltlea elements of generalissimo ang Kal-Shek's Formosan glme. Mate's chair' ; Air, Artillery, Gas Called" Against Entrenched V-Cong torlcal llgure · Napoleon Louis. XIV and .Lord .Nelaon. Corner abinel S d.awtr dleot NEWS EIIYJl!.. tn lilt, Pli! EutJUsb lhQJ\~ · of raiJh th such durability of hard rock maple · ' '•t' . '' ,. FULLERTON, OALJF S. Forester, the British au~horl of the best-selling oerils of novels on "Captain Hor.atiel Hornblower," bu dled, h 1 son announced Saturday, was 66. Cauae ind time of death not lrnmediately lprnecl. Cecil leett Fl)t'lllter Ill ....,...., 1 Bvff~t Cannonball beli ean grlev811C01. Tbe mpb wa1 demanding that lh• mliliarr covemment ol Prefnler Nguyen Coo Ky resign ·Jn favor of a civilian rogime. Ky, who had been warning against such demonstrations for dayo without taking action, suddenly moved to crack dOWII on the demonstrators. He sent In 200 combat police -qp n,m.t.oa Authentic styling.. select maple wood with a beautiful Harvest-~rown, glowing finish, a.nd sturdy construction-this dining room is as fr~endly and homey as it can be. Each piece has been carcf~lly Cust?~-Crafted by Kroehler. Come in and see our complete groupmgs for hvmg room. dining room 1 and bedroom. Triple dresser with mirror \1emonatrators kicked· and aev· erely beat one Gl. At least five American n e w s me n we r • roughed up or grabbed by demonstrators and other Ameri· cans caugbt in the demonstralion had to scurry to 1afely. A mob of 1,000 climaxed the torrid evening by layiDg siege to the radio station. They demanded Its use to air their MARSI!UIJI!I, Jl'RANCB · Two . explosions the Llberiaa on er O~Jli!plc Honltll' Sa~=·~~ ln one bt the bualeat I ln the world. The first blast the sblp na fire and the sec.md I Injured four firemen trying put out tho flamea. Pollet reports aald at one crew member was when the eriginsl blast tunledl the ship Into an inferno. ~:.1 er 2& were reported ln. some erleusly. mertcan .. .the beauty tear 1•• and billyclub charge. The anti-government mob, armed with clubs and bicycle chains bad roared through Saigon's maio atreel!! and plazas smashing car windows and setting upon any American they could spot. It was one of the most savage outbursts of antl-AmericBR feellng seen iB wartorn South Viet Nam. FROM UNITED PRESS INT.itNAnONAL • ';_- KROEHLER • . .. Poml!l'py-Mlddleport uelled BRIEFs The grace of by • ~-~N~u~~· ;the;;r;lo;ten~;w;Uh~a~:::A~~gr~o~up:::o:f::a:bo:ut:::~:::::a:nt:i~=o=ve=rrmum====t~===an=ti=~=~=====-~ano~e~d~~wr~·th~~JO~~c~a~ll~~--_J~l~~to~th~!~~~t~und~~~--_JS~'~b~~~~~~-~~~!~___J·~~~-~-- _· ,..._....._ Girl S~dutTroop , Elect. Olfrcera Mrs. I!Dbert Rltcble enter· lalned wltb a Beeline Faahlon tly Grecen at her home, rove. Followlnl! • dem· · by Mrs. Earl Roblnpr: 1~mardesedwere f.~ed Jwohnlth · ~ o """' Jeffers and Mrs. OriS Smith afterfre hmwblch the boste11 served re I ents. SUt'JOAY, APRIL 3, 1966 ----~-----------------------------------~~~~~~~~----~~/ ~ mi!IM for ;-;_:.jpiniltee meeim,:Aprll !::, ,GalllpoU1-PI. Ple111nt VOL. 1 NO.9 13: 41 f1~ ·:P.· m. &I; the I)AV . l'.all wh~. -,I p~~ ·tnteretf. ed_ in thi!tr__ '. cbU~n ,becomllig CUb SCo Iii 88ked to 1t' u : are: 1 tend. The Pack ·received red ribbon at. the w-~~=i•.• .were o.n . oial• ""' '"" At Heath .Mathndlst Church sonl\J;. ~~~~~I!JIIard l'IIODIII ash there two kinds of fertilizer, chemiCal and organ· lc. 11 was brought out that compost should be used by all gar· deners. Mrs. Hiram Fisher gave now is the time lo sel out shrubbery, evergreen, grape vines and small fruits; uncover roses when ground dries, set out pansy plants; and chlorodin. used "" a spray 1s good for killing ground moles. -"'P.~~-·. ~tl•• ..~ . THREE SECFJONS 32 PAGES ·. Swan. · .. 1 were - . f' ., Cub- Hlram F'·"' - · · ...... Mro ,.._ I J"•"ed ... and ""lue ribbons •~-- . ' " ! .,...., .,_, j-•ld for kindness shown her mother, ~to Mrs. ttuiJuutu• a ~~""'~Z."'.--jlu• .::~ -~~~ Mrs Christy Baer who is ill. ged rose begonia; Mrs. Hyaell al Ohio UniversitY, Athens · . , _ •• for daffodils and ferns on wea- spending the aprlng The regional meetliiK w "" thered wood; and Mrs. iiuii.Cr with her :r~the!. ~...!!1 Mu:in~ beld at the armory In Logan, for cactus and daffodils lD a Arnold. . April 7 was announeed. A pol- tri gular arrangement luck di~ner will be ,.rved at an Miss Lena ·Grueaer noon and members are to take At the close of the meeting , borne Wedne!'Jal', from their own table service. atgls- refreshments were aerved by Hospital aDd . 11 m'tlch tration will be from IHO 1 m. the hostesses to 13 members. ed. A nature hike wu planned ior Mrs. Holter won the door prlae. Mrs Myrtle Long and Aprli27, at 10 a.m. at the borne ter Dorothy vtslled of Mrs. Victor Hy,.n asd mem· dsy' afternoon In bera are to take a sac~ lunch. , at St.. Jesepb Hospital Flower seeds were bro\IKhl ,by Murrion who the members for tba · Junior ed'bums laal ;;;;'k and bas Garden ciub. lecUon. . "Know your fertilizer" was . the topic presented by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Olan Edison Hollon who stated that .,. returned to their bome, WI ~mg , . ' \ Boosters Thursday j class Tuesday ID Middleport. high school Mary R •• ••• he :!::';;:_, DI'"Slde.n' was in Mrs. Pear1 eyn01... ...c r -- " were • 10 mem- 1uo - • ... ·•·•• ...tot..! Mro . " " -·---· - - ·-. - - -· - • ' ~~...... moO ''' 'Jh th no.tv Coloring M.l&i iJUII&GilO• .,.•n•o .. ow -Th present. Hess e t-t-'"J• guest ·speaker Qll the topic "Con,•. •books and horns ...,,. given as aervlng Food .. wbOn the WUd, .Senior band members W!ll , ravors. Refreshments of cup ood Garden' club mot WedneslOOn be se1hng rommun· j cakes and ice cream were serv- ; eveniftg at the home of Mrs. ~' birthday calendars. The or- ed K?,l Grue,.r Minersville with kJ!nt•atlon made plans to . · • ' terve the dinner for the Hoi- Christi. chose as her helpers Mrs. Mason Fisher as co-hostittin banquet April 12. ,Tami M1iilron, Megan Mrller, e~s. She suggested make a shop,... I! . band parly wr the Juruor , .1111 Walburn, Patricia Boyles, hst before bur,mg 8 n lnd senior bands will be grven 1Ann f' ltch. Martha Krawscz)'ll. then to sl1ck to lt. Miss Grlf :n;e llme and dale is to be de~ 1, and Hecky Bartlett. Her special fllhs is M~igs Coun'f,'s borne flilhl later. guest was her sister, cathy. demo:rat!On aaent, orne ..,. , Tlrt 011anltatlon has paid the Sooted at the birthday table onom . , . b.!lanee, 011 11\e unllotms whrch with. Chrisi.l were Cathy Hess, Mra. Lawrence Smith, pres~ wu -$500. rhe uniform commit- Tam1 Milhron, Megan Miller, dent, conducted the '"., reported that 15 more qni- Jill Walburn and ~alricia Boyles which opened with devotions tal< ~ftnl would be ne<'ded for sen- . . en from Romana 7.19 by Mrs. lor band and plans arc being : mg commlttee, Sylvia W1gal, Kenneth Horris, who closed ma!li! to ord•r them. 1 Ramon Yonker and Beulah wrth prayer. Members respond· '!be following porsons Neig ler. Next meeting will be ed to roll call w1th a tip on • .Boston Blackout Near End . �.' . ' . • • 0 . ,, .. .. • nlyko TellsU. S. •' ., ' '' ·Divorce ..,Asked· In G8nia Court W~ek's Roundup of World News . .F.11ronp . . _. . -r...,; , . President Johnson Urges Americans to Fight War Against lnflati~n~ 1 I dl G ndhl Johnson the Brotherhood of Locomoll~ lion II finance 1 "JoW.~ VYAb~ili;:::o:::::~! ~~"!"!.! ·-- ~~~!--··~·,. nr ,.,-xcf!sRIVI! federal I In other news sphere!~ the I to them, had been revised by !lte~ded. He said all an . ~ ~ em er n ~a ~ . million Firemen and Enginemefl ftom l081UJ .. "nte agency 1'111' ~~~ dent Johnson Jummmed. all ing but too large a civilian Fl:U smasned c:~n l:li;"!."'~ .:lr .:~! ' !!':.:: ~r ..,~ r11>.Mrtm~t. . m VIet Nam or elsewhere cow ~ ~~.vi~=s M :romoie learning prolonging a two-day walkout. money lasl fall. 'nle s..te tla Americans thlo week 1o war demand on e~andlng gross dodging operation in New York, I The department " relymg 1be mel. : -'-··-·· . . d" Th 1 .. .. . • • . .............. , MmDIIJiioD bill. • .,. . • I . h d fl torn Viet and SCJer!Ce ID 1n Ill. e oun-11ne St8ppBf!:t': l:lllt:Ciot:U UW1 ....... . oor~·- ·_·; · 1 1 : President Johnson said It Is "dat" against infla!Jon. Ilona! producll!. llo also Cleveland and Washmgton by Ih,eaviiY on e - ~· would be financed by I tain carriers. u was called In Congress sent clzed Congress for taking arresting 33 men, mciudmg 'Si:!¥·1Nam war !'P!l1'''"'me-nts. M~re , estima(N! that 5Q,OOfl Commu- 1_. ~~.... ui M in sale of the rotest a ainst the removal slpture a btn tl set Uitf Obviously ~orrledrre:! near!~ than $SOO m!Dlon on hls en lather.'"" combinations. than 34,1nl men are bein nlst troops-North Vletname•e l -l<q •.r , ~me year~ ago ot itremen from di~ for I!sy!!g!!t aavblll .. nil ~"mmodity p erep dow• budget requests-a Mor<! arrests were Jml'!unent •• · called u~ m May. A Justice and Viet Cong-hs~ been killed gra ns. I frel ht train and yard engine tills year and lo ~· 11 aUflj. steadily upward, be warned that may reach $1 billion. Investigation continued. ' Department offiCial predicted since Jan. I as the Reds lnfll· Mrs. Gandhi told the National ere!.. . maUe ln all atates •llell ~!II' busmessman, labor leader, Tu IIICI"Illlse SUpport . . meaniime thst draft-dodgmg l trate more and more men into Press Club that Red China C ed wlftly on unleso the legl8Jatnrea ~ 8 ~~~~;~a~~ve:h:t"d;:~c 8~~~~:~ Senate RePublican Lead~ cu~:~~~:~f=: ~p~:m:; convictions t~~s year would Viet Nam. He sald more Am~- could not tntimida~ ~r doml- Jo:!~~s r~:~est that the othenyise. . ~~,_ t· Jd be h d erett M. Dirksen, Dl., said forms from Mitchell Field Gar- ble last year SOO. l tcan troops would -be sen! m nate Southeast Asl8 If faced March 31 deadline for oldalel"B The President signed b!IP fW a Ives cou a ea · would supJ~?rt a tax d~ City, N.Y., while h~ was Delense Secretary Robert S. · from lime to lime If the enemy wilh a strong and proaperous to sign up for voluntary $S-a· a bill ext~ding the coal miDiri'IListed Wlfi! 1 PHSlble $5 to but not. until Co~gre~s cuts American democr.u~y m India. Among ur· month medical insurance under safety act to mmes wftb 8 sergeant in the· Air Ferce McNamara hinted the manpow- buildup continues. $l0 bJJiion Income 1M bike, dpmestic budget. This was The forms were used 1 er buildup in Viet Nam was casualties were d..crtbed as geot topics sbe ~d Johnson aocial security be extended ·~ntU or fewer men working WJ4t":'age-price controls, ond other onded by Htuse GOP falsely to certify tbe possessorsj over the hump. He said it was ' comparatively light. dlllcuased _were possible ~venues May 31. At least one million ground. .. • f1scal weapons to dampen Gerald R. Ford, Mrch. were members of the reserve increasingly clear that Army i Seeb Famine Aid to pe~ce In. V1et Nam 3 ti Red persons 65 or over had failed The Senate approved.-:"~ · , spending acroao-the-boarda and Businessmen generally and thus esempt from the draft. reserves would not have to be] Johnson asked Congress to Chinas belligerent pesi•Je. Pe- to sign by the deadline. The President's a_utomoblle keep !he natiOnal economy on 1 tax riSe unless 11 comes They were sold through a mid- called up ; !hat four Army di- 1back emergency sale and ship- ~mg charge<!, Mrs. Gandhi wtth Insurance, effecUve July 1, wJIJ safety bill, wtth 1 . !lrm an even keel. of personal, not ~~frporate, dleman to fathers, sons and , visions now being used for ment of 3.5 m!llnm more tons selling out to the _u.s. and partially cover doctor bills. for a uniform qwiltty-gr;:, n P "d I b "zed in come. Labor_ teok :lhel other customers and netted training purposes were turning of food grains to India as part said Improved relations with House Vole~ Moaey oyster.". eflet-l!Ve ID %10 )'OO!'f, Ie res! enindemf la~I vtew and will ape t out 180 lnl out VIet Nam replacements at ef a proJI?sed global effort to America "were out of the queo- The House voted lo put the House approval II elpeetell.~'l'!! stern tal_ks It us r a execu- talks with Johnson. . 'MilKE MORE MORE the rate of 30,000 a month. Ia~rt famine. He called on olh- lion." Small Business AclmlnistraUon bill 18 the ftfi lnalallmen(o"i ,ij lives, .City mayo~, ":'smen The President oaid that In U•ed Old Forms There are aboot SOO.Inl men er nationB to match the U.S. In other news fronts, what back In bualness with $126 mtl- auto talety paaqe. :., . and h1s cabmet at was any event he and his. advisers The FBI said the ring was committed to the Viet Nam allotment. could have been a crippling . _. countmg o~ voluntary rat;~ would exerellll! resJI?n:tble f exJ~?sed wben the operators !heater. McNamara stoully de- The Chief Executive acted railroad strike tapered off after The Sunday Tlme..Sentlnel, Sunday, April f, 1~ thandcolmpudsorjhy tm~~su,res. ue ershlp to keep thine vadoue o" used old forms which unknown nled that the military was over· after conferences with Indian two federal courts here enjoined he ec are a pr ces ar dollar "from go g wn. • moving up much toe fast." the meantime the House He said there was nothing lng Commlltee approved a panicky about his remarks but to give Johnson standby authorthat "the amber light ,.., on" ity to ImP?•• consumer credit Just Automatically and he would take steps to halt controls. the trend, "election year not- - -- - - - - -- GO TO Withstsndlng." PICKENS l.lvlng Cotl Up Tbe Labor Department ba~ FOR AU just reJI?rled a big step upward In ' Jhe cost of living and pros""'"ls of another one. Food ,I , ., . By Wayae G. 8rud•tacit, M.D. prlees led the parade, spawnmg Q - A urologfot says l sporadic buyer •trikes. 1 1 1 Wh 1 Johnaon did not advocate such interstit al cyst t '· at ' cause? Whal is the best treat·!• action but .he made a vehement ment? appeal to housewives lo sbun A _ IDterotitial eystitls I• expensive meat~ and vegetables chronic inflammation of and buy substitutes. He u~ed deep layers of the bl~;~~:~ the some spendmg-restramt ltne "th II 1 It Is. Won't drip or spatter. Just open can and Lasts 50% longer than oil paint. Our biggest . b . t t b k w1 sma u cers. in urgmg usmess 0 cu ac cOmmon in women than •tart painting. No .stirring or looking for seller every year. on billions of dollars of plant Imen. It is often as~Jciated paddle. expansiOn. H~ sald much Ieder· with divertlouliUs (infected You can wash It with soap and water. It lull al construction would be deGAL. GAL. l ed d h told hfs cabinet P?Unchlngsl of the colon. e Thlo WMk Only for years. e This Week Only err an e . may be caused by a variietv officials te pare _another btlllon of germs, bot Jhe u•ually dollars from their budgets. less colon bacillus is a Tbe President noted that uent offender. some careful ant1-mfiati101 ~bs q The diseaae fs easy to had been applied already- we but hard to cure. Antibiotlea are touching the brakes, not and urinary antlaeptics clamping them o~; not risking the best chance !or a cure. a skid Into reces810n or depreo. , t h dded "If more One reJ~?rt suggests that In 1 s1on. 8u 1 e 8 some women emotional stress • restraint Is needed, I hove said may bring on an attsck and we will · esert It--when flscal when such is the case an lnadvisero and men t1 prudent jectlon of ergotamine tateD S!LP-PIIIDFEA J ID judgment think .we need II." k He oald the culprit In tnflatlo• as sooo as the auae ltarll c.~t~t ""'"' was 1101 tho cosily VIet Nam will give prompt relief. • a.r... & Stratton 4 Cycle lngirte dem d Pr · II lo·J.otma! i::''" dou-1 !i .f. '-'I· ,\1\ ·''·•III .\N!\:IV t-:H S/\ HY SALE DOCJ'OR SAYS YOUR NEEDS DUPONT LUCilE WALL PAINT I NEW 1966 DUPONT LUCITE OUTSIDE PAINT $6 98 $6 39 IT PULLS ITSELF I HUFFY/PARKLANE HUFFY c&light weighl r Storys Run • eagg nanilling .r-R.-.. •srnoolli mfflng e 1.Cn te 26'' Tilling Width 3 SIZES 22.. NO PUSHING- JUST GUIDE tTl FIRM 20"' Ja-- '" 1rilla . . IIIIPFY .......... U. P-IW ftllt1IJ- Tloe,.... ..,_ ... Jtda <lo the wook. Yea ua olop, - « looot • ~ lUisi& tho ......., out ol . - . -•oa4 lof BW • ltldco 316 U.P. onJIM. c.- ill .... - &he BUn'T llllQo\DI.AIII ..... Jlftlllc 1e - Sealy Golden Classic You'D remember tffis smooth-top value night aftar re~lful night! See it today! • Heavy, dlcorotor print cover 88 • fdp Oardo• end ,.al•l odps • Dllfo Flonp kliOtJI ourlaca apoollund flrl'l • Hundrodo of ltmperod IIIII coif• -- - oio&le t - looiick &41 till. sloe oCtlto& 'siP's • • lllil 1G ..,. the -... d r Q,. Flllt 1t . .. - . . .1 • $44.95 • Rtr~ovahle 10'' Wh10l1 • 1-'., Bol• Typo Tines ., ' Carden the •osy w.,;. with • HuffJI Tile Wlllht ef ... •lui•• .41 -s~lne fe ........, . lhe ..... •t.J.a ._.. o SJBdde fla!a& llteel deck • Brias A sm.u.. ·, ' RIDING MOWER ......~ .., 202 -..ri'E'Aa .. MEIGS THEATRE ,._...,,Ohio TONIGHT""" TUIIDAY "THI IONI OP KA Ttl 11.01~• -TOtbnieoiJohn Wayne, De• KartlD, CARTOONS Admission 75e and fOe u•.. 3U.OITII' Rlebard Barrio 1'onJ PRlDAY on4 IATURDAY April 11-9 "OPERATION CROSsaOW" ITeebnlcolor) '' WIIJJ Sopblo Loren !llld Gel>rge Pe!>Plnl "WAR PARTY" Donod BIIITY, DIYOJ Davlton ' Larry's _ .............._,... . ........... ............ ................ _.. ............... ...... ..........._....,.,. _... • /owue mrWhtlon CMt • «Jffidon •"'lmpiU pt«JJ • kg/ltt;flgllt ..11!1 to Mnrlll .~........., ..heel e 41LP. Bdl&l' A Stratt011 ..,g~u • Blll!le clllcluxallalca dall • Diac lake·Cil -llllla GUAIIANTEEDI ' OP~ EVERY DAY- Wod. & Thu..-at 0,0.. · !Color) -tind"TAOGAftT" YOUDI Daa Dlll')'tl • FGotltaob • 12" p.ew.tJc.-lires '2.38 FOR 100 YEARS T TONIGHT "MAIOR DUNDII" Charlton He•ton CUT • RIGHT POWER • Iliad apltolclt •1 I .. SOPHIA• IPREN "'•nDI Spialiag Wl•....·"··· 1w 24" Cll1' liGHT SIZE • RIGHT . -IQI--. . ._ --· -_ l'*'A ---·-···- twuMii<i!Oit·--· ---~· -~-~ ............ _ ALL DAY ..... I• * ·.· ·. j=RI!)AY _'AND ·=-~~illlllnt .... ~ •PlitT ALSO: CARTOON· FRACTURED FRIENDSHIP r ' s il l2d .... · •·nr••••4 .. ·. tl•n .......... Pl•t•l .... • • • ......... •a~lt. P-. ... . •trbzrt _. i•tr 1'11 ..__.dlliKioll,., HUFFY "RANCHERO" TONIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY .. . ' AJIERJCA'S ECOHOMY CHWIOW 3HP eacine • C..tlals ... h-'1- .,.. SEE OUR NEW 1966 PLASTIC BONDED WALLPAPER 1 • �.' . ' . • • 0 . ,, .. .. • nlyko TellsU. S. •' ., ' '' ·Divorce ..,Asked· In G8nia Court W~ek's Roundup of World News . .F.11ronp . . _. . -r...,; , . President Johnson Urges Americans to Fight War Against lnflati~n~ 1 I dl G ndhl Johnson the Brotherhood of Locomoll~ lion II finance 1 "JoW.~ VYAb~ili;:::o:::::~! ~~"!"!.! ·-- ~~~!--··~·,. nr ,.,-xcf!sRIVI! federal I In other news sphere!~ the I to them, had been revised by !lte~ded. He said all an . ~ ~ em er n ~a ~ . million Firemen and Enginemefl ftom l081UJ .. "nte agency 1'111' ~~~ dent Johnson Jummmed. all ing but too large a civilian Fl:U smasned c:~n l:li;"!."'~ .:lr .:~! ' !!':.:: ~r ..,~ r11>.Mrtm~t. . m VIet Nam or elsewhere cow ~ ~~.vi~=s M :romoie learning prolonging a two-day walkout. money lasl fall. 'nle s..te tla Americans thlo week 1o war demand on e~andlng gross dodging operation in New York, I The department " relymg 1be mel. : -'-··-·· . . d" Th 1 .. .. . • • . .............. , MmDIIJiioD bill. • .,. . • I . h d fl torn Viet and SCJer!Ce ID 1n Ill. e oun-11ne St8ppBf!:t': l:lllt:Ciot:U UW1 ....... . oor~·- ·_·; · 1 1 : President Johnson said It Is "dat" against infla!Jon. Ilona! producll!. llo also Cleveland and Washmgton by Ih,eaviiY on e - ~· would be financed by I tain carriers. u was called In Congress sent clzed Congress for taking arresting 33 men, mciudmg 'Si:!¥·1Nam war !'P!l1'''"'me-nts. M~re , estima(N! that 5Q,OOfl Commu- 1_. ~~.... ui M in sale of the rotest a ainst the removal slpture a btn tl set Uitf Obviously ~orrledrre:! near!~ than $SOO m!Dlon on hls en lather.'"" combinations. than 34,1nl men are bein nlst troops-North Vletname•e l -l<q •.r , ~me year~ ago ot itremen from di~ for I!sy!!g!!t aavblll .. nil ~"mmodity p erep dow• budget requests-a Mor<! arrests were Jml'!unent •• · called u~ m May. A Justice and Viet Cong-hs~ been killed gra ns. I frel ht train and yard engine tills year and lo ~· 11 aUflj. steadily upward, be warned that may reach $1 billion. Investigation continued. ' Department offiCial predicted since Jan. I as the Reds lnfll· Mrs. Gandhi told the National ere!.. . maUe ln all atates •llell ~!II' busmessman, labor leader, Tu IIICI"Illlse SUpport . . meaniime thst draft-dodgmg l trate more and more men into Press Club that Red China C ed wlftly on unleso the legl8Jatnrea ~ 8 ~~~~;~a~~ve:h:t"d;:~c 8~~~~:~ Senate RePublican Lead~ cu~:~~~:~f=: ~p~:m:; convictions t~~s year would Viet Nam. He sald more Am~- could not tntimida~ ~r doml- Jo:!~~s r~:~est that the othenyise. . ~~,_ t· Jd be h d erett M. Dirksen, Dl., said forms from Mitchell Field Gar- ble last year SOO. l tcan troops would -be sen! m nate Southeast Asl8 If faced March 31 deadline for oldalel"B The President signed b!IP fW a Ives cou a ea · would supJ~?rt a tax d~ City, N.Y., while h~ was Delense Secretary Robert S. · from lime to lime If the enemy wilh a strong and proaperous to sign up for voluntary $S-a· a bill ext~ding the coal miDiri'IListed Wlfi! 1 PHSlble $5 to but not. until Co~gre~s cuts American democr.u~y m India. Among ur· month medical insurance under safety act to mmes wftb 8 sergeant in the· Air Ferce McNamara hinted the manpow- buildup continues. $l0 bJJiion Income 1M bike, dpmestic budget. This was The forms were used 1 er buildup in Viet Nam was casualties were d..crtbed as geot topics sbe ~d Johnson aocial security be extended ·~ntU or fewer men working WJ4t":'age-price controls, ond other onded by Htuse GOP falsely to certify tbe possessorsj over the hump. He said it was ' comparatively light. dlllcuased _were possible ~venues May 31. At least one million ground. .. • f1scal weapons to dampen Gerald R. Ford, Mrch. were members of the reserve increasingly clear that Army i Seeb Famine Aid to pe~ce In. V1et Nam 3 ti Red persons 65 or over had failed The Senate approved.-:"~ · , spending acroao-the-boarda and Businessmen generally and thus esempt from the draft. reserves would not have to be] Johnson asked Congress to Chinas belligerent pesi•Je. Pe- to sign by the deadline. The President's a_utomoblle keep !he natiOnal economy on 1 tax riSe unless 11 comes They were sold through a mid- called up ; !hat four Army di- 1back emergency sale and ship- ~mg charge<!, Mrs. Gandhi wtth Insurance, effecUve July 1, wJIJ safety bill, wtth 1 . !lrm an even keel. of personal, not ~~frporate, dleman to fathers, sons and , visions now being used for ment of 3.5 m!llnm more tons selling out to the _u.s. and partially cover doctor bills. for a uniform qwiltty-gr;:, n P "d I b "zed in come. Labor_ teok :lhel other customers and netted training purposes were turning of food grains to India as part said Improved relations with House Vole~ Moaey oyster.". eflet-l!Ve ID %10 )'OO!'f, Ie res! enindemf la~I vtew and will ape t out 180 lnl out VIet Nam replacements at ef a proJI?sed global effort to America "were out of the queo- The House voted lo put the House approval II elpeetell.~'l'!! stern tal_ks It us r a execu- talks with Johnson. . 'MilKE MORE MORE the rate of 30,000 a month. Ia~rt famine. He called on olh- lion." Small Business AclmlnistraUon bill 18 the ftfi lnalallmen(o"i ,ij lives, .City mayo~, ":'smen The President oaid that In U•ed Old Forms There are aboot SOO.Inl men er nationB to match the U.S. In other news fronts, what back In bualness with $126 mtl- auto talety paaqe. :., . and h1s cabmet at was any event he and his. advisers The FBI said the ring was committed to the Viet Nam allotment. could have been a crippling . _. countmg o~ voluntary rat;~ would exerellll! resJI?n:tble f exJ~?sed wben the operators !heater. McNamara stoully de- The Chief Executive acted railroad strike tapered off after The Sunday Tlme..Sentlnel, Sunday, April f, 1~ thandcolmpudsorjhy tm~~su,res. ue ershlp to keep thine vadoue o" used old forms which unknown nled that the military was over· after conferences with Indian two federal courts here enjoined he ec are a pr ces ar dollar "from go g wn. • moving up much toe fast." the meantime the House He said there was nothing lng Commlltee approved a panicky about his remarks but to give Johnson standby authorthat "the amber light ,.., on" ity to ImP?•• consumer credit Just Automatically and he would take steps to halt controls. the trend, "election year not- - -- - - - - -- GO TO Withstsndlng." PICKENS l.lvlng Cotl Up Tbe Labor Department ba~ FOR AU just reJI?rled a big step upward In ' Jhe cost of living and pros""'"ls of another one. Food ,I , ., . By Wayae G. 8rud•tacit, M.D. prlees led the parade, spawnmg Q - A urologfot says l sporadic buyer •trikes. 1 1 1 Wh 1 Johnaon did not advocate such interstit al cyst t '· at ' cause? Whal is the best treat·!• action but .he made a vehement ment? appeal to housewives lo sbun A _ IDterotitial eystitls I• expensive meat~ and vegetables chronic inflammation of and buy substitutes. He u~ed deep layers of the bl~;~~:~ the some spendmg-restramt ltne "th II 1 It Is. Won't drip or spatter. Just open can and Lasts 50% longer than oil paint. Our biggest . b . t t b k w1 sma u cers. in urgmg usmess 0 cu ac cOmmon in women than •tart painting. No .stirring or looking for seller every year. on billions of dollars of plant Imen. It is often as~Jciated paddle. expansiOn. H~ sald much Ieder· with divertlouliUs (infected You can wash It with soap and water. It lull al construction would be deGAL. GAL. l ed d h told hfs cabinet P?Unchlngsl of the colon. e Thlo WMk Only for years. e This Week Only err an e . may be caused by a variietv officials te pare _another btlllon of germs, bot Jhe u•ually dollars from their budgets. less colon bacillus is a Tbe President noted that uent offender. some careful ant1-mfiati101 ~bs q The diseaae fs easy to had been applied already- we but hard to cure. Antibiotlea are touching the brakes, not and urinary antlaeptics clamping them o~; not risking the best chance !or a cure. a skid Into reces810n or depreo. , t h dded "If more One reJ~?rt suggests that In 1 s1on. 8u 1 e 8 some women emotional stress • restraint Is needed, I hove said may bring on an attsck and we will · esert It--when flscal when such is the case an lnadvisero and men t1 prudent jectlon of ergotamine tateD S!LP-PIIIDFEA J ID judgment think .we need II." k He oald the culprit In tnflatlo• as sooo as the auae ltarll c.~t~t ""'"' was 1101 tho cosily VIet Nam will give prompt relief. • a.r... & Stratton 4 Cycle lngirte dem d Pr · II lo·J.otma! i::''" dou-1 !i .f. '-'I· ,\1\ ·''·•III .\N!\:IV t-:H S/\ HY SALE DOCJ'OR SAYS YOUR NEEDS DUPONT LUCilE WALL PAINT I NEW 1966 DUPONT LUCITE OUTSIDE PAINT $6 98 $6 39 IT PULLS ITSELF I HUFFY/PARKLANE HUFFY c&light weighl r Storys Run • eagg nanilling .r-R.-.. •srnoolli mfflng e 1.Cn te 26'' Tilling Width 3 SIZES 22.. NO PUSHING- JUST GUIDE tTl FIRM 20"' Ja-- '" 1rilla . . IIIIPFY .......... U. P-IW ftllt1IJ- Tloe,.... ..,_ ... Jtda <lo the wook. Yea ua olop, - « looot • ~ lUisi& tho ......., out ol . - . -•oa4 lof BW • ltldco 316 U.P. onJIM. c.- ill .... - &he BUn'T llllQo\DI.AIII ..... Jlftlllc 1e - Sealy Golden Classic You'D remember tffis smooth-top value night aftar re~lful night! See it today! • Heavy, dlcorotor print cover 88 • fdp Oardo• end ,.al•l odps • Dllfo Flonp kliOtJI ourlaca apoollund flrl'l • Hundrodo of ltmperod IIIII coif• -- - oio&le t - looiick &41 till. sloe oCtlto& 'siP's • • lllil 1G ..,. the -... d r Q,. Flllt 1t . .. - . . .1 • $44.95 • Rtr~ovahle 10'' Wh10l1 • 1-'., Bol• Typo Tines ., ' Carden the •osy w.,;. with • HuffJI Tile Wlllht ef ... •lui•• .41 -s~lne fe ........, . lhe ..... •t.J.a ._.. o SJBdde fla!a& llteel deck • Brias A sm.u.. ·, ' RIDING MOWER ......~ .., 202 -..ri'E'Aa .. MEIGS THEATRE ,._...,,Ohio TONIGHT""" TUIIDAY "THI IONI OP KA Ttl 11.01~• -TOtbnieoiJohn Wayne, De• KartlD, CARTOONS Admission 75e and fOe u•.. 3U.OITII' Rlebard Barrio 1'onJ PRlDAY on4 IATURDAY April 11-9 "OPERATION CROSsaOW" ITeebnlcolor) '' WIIJJ Sopblo Loren !llld Gel>rge Pe!>Plnl "WAR PARTY" Donod BIIITY, DIYOJ Davlton ' Larry's _ .............._,... . ........... ............ ................ _.. ............... ...... ..........._....,.,. _... • /owue mrWhtlon CMt • «Jffidon •"'lmpiU pt«JJ • kg/ltt;flgllt ..11!1 to Mnrlll .~........., ..heel e 41LP. Bdl&l' A Stratt011 ..,g~u • Blll!le clllcluxallalca dall • Diac lake·Cil -llllla GUAIIANTEEDI ' OP~ EVERY DAY- Wod. & Thu..-at 0,0.. · !Color) -tind"TAOGAftT" YOUDI Daa Dlll')'tl • FGotltaob • 12" p.ew.tJc.-lires '2.38 FOR 100 YEARS T TONIGHT "MAIOR DUNDII" Charlton He•ton CUT • RIGHT POWER • Iliad apltolclt •1 I .. SOPHIA• IPREN "'•nDI Spialiag Wl•....·"··· 1w 24" Cll1' liGHT SIZE • RIGHT . -IQI--. . ._ --· -_ l'*'A ---·-···- twuMii<i!Oit·--· ---~· -~-~ ............ _ ALL DAY ..... I• * ·.· ·. j=RI!)AY _'AND ·=-~~illlllnt .... ~ •PlitT ALSO: CARTOON· FRACTURED FRIENDSHIP r ' s il l2d .... · •·nr••••4 .. ·. tl•n .......... Pl•t•l .... • • • ......... •a~lt. P-. ... . •trbzrt _. i•tr 1'11 ..__.dlliKioll,., HUFFY "RANCHERO" TONIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY .. . ' AJIERJCA'S ECOHOMY CHWIOW 3HP eacine • C..tlals ... h-'1- .,.. SEE OUR NEW 1966 PLASTIC BONDED WALLPAPER 1 • �., •• · $unltaJI iintts • i:entintl ' 4 ~~·· An Ohio newspaper editor on March Wrote on his editori'al page, "Governor )ames A. Rhodes performed a splendid act of statesmanship Monday when he propos•&! a statewide planning program which .'.would work through etllht regional agencies." He went on to say, "If II 18 the job of 1 t: •tatesman to identify problems and to at· ~.tack tnem wisely, Governor Rhodes is .'direcUy •n target." v The Ohio valley Region, of which Meigs a·nd GaUia counties pinpoint the center of 18 counties strung like dominae~ along the Ohio River, make up one of the eight •f. 'regions the stale apparently proposes to been doqe In New York IJid elsewhere. BY WJLLIA¥ S, WMIE WASHINGTON - Tbe young ami Kiul.tiliv..o., y.:.!!~~:;.-:: '= "!'"" are attacking the hard·line stance in VIet Nam are making a proiowul Jti~Otaka in net C{!!!sistanUy dlnssoclaUng them· selves !rom the excess.. of the extremists on their side. The point is not especially applicable to the older advocates of giving in to attempts of the Communist Viet Cong tu shoot their way into tbe South Vietnamese government. For Senators Ilk~ William Fulbri~ht of Arkansas and Wayne Morse of Oregon have little chance to rise further In their careers. But such Democrats as Sens. Robert Kennedy of New York and Yonce Hartke of Indiana and such RepuMicans as Gov. Mark l!atfield of Oregon and Mayor John Lindsay of New York are walking on minefields. Of course, they are not per· sonally io blame when partlcl· pants in parades against this country's resistance to the Communist inv'3.ders of South Viet Naill pervert the right of protest by carryJni the very flags of those invaders, as has Richard S. OlDen, Publishtt !:~'!'! £ ~'""-'"' Adu. Dir. Vernon)ltweete, Adv. Mgr. Obstacles to Ohio Valley Region Planning ~:3 , ed most businessmen. It never got Inside the church in Pomeroy. In Middleport the couple got to the altar, even had magic words spoken, but the minister has neglected to sign the marriage certificate. The Middleport Planning Commission lrad forged the basis ordinance needed before community plalining could get off the ground - a zoning ordinance. It was a,r proved by rouncil last December. However, although the ordinance is Jaw, there Is no evideoce of enforcement. Betwt>en pas<~age and enrorcement there was a change . of administration. One could feel better about the fate of this planning wert'! there public clamor now for enforcement. Instead, there is ominous IUide to better times through planning. silen~. There are pitfalls ahead. however, which One would, we suppose, need a long meashould be recognized now. suring stick to guage the depth of the dis. The greatest obstacle in the Ohio Valley illusionment brought upon the people who ·Region· to planning is simple human re~lst· led the battle for planning in Middleport. ance to change. Unlike profit in Ohio Several years ago Gallipolis also had a )>illnnlng pretty much remains dirty word planning commission. It cu"ed and dis-· in many are as of the region. Plennins is cussed what ahould be done and eventualdistrusted as wue the braintrusltrs of the ly expired from sheer inactivity. first if'DR administration. Later, "egg. Now Gallipolis bao reactivated a new heads" were equally frowned upon. Today planning commission under enabling ltgis'toe often treat planners. regardle~s of their lation of the General Assembly. It apPhDs, as impracti<"'di men who hm. e learnhale and hearty in its adolescence. When ed their trade from book9 rather than in it gets to zoning, however, and meets the the hard school of e1perience, and thus, deep resentments zoning bares, its met· per se, not to be heeded. . tie will be tested. For in~tance, rPrall the fate of planning Old. trusted wavs are not reversed easIn Meig~ County. Fire yean ago a love Ily. Tradition is good thing - we can affair bloomE'd between planning and prohold to the good of the past - but tradition ll'f'3 Sive community leaders which lncludmust also give a little te change. and ,the entlrt lltpubtlcan leadership. of Contreu. .Nor could Lindaa)" wllhoul 18Klf11 .Uno ilcUuu W liiui" W. use of .New York slretts by marchers aelt.ldenUfied with the Communist c•u~te, in V.Nl Nam. i,tiii, Un~ t.b ~.::. c~ ;:o't~:-:! and unqualified denunciAtion o1 such eonduct rrom respoMible critics ui ~ wit ~lley ~ without parallel In American affairs. It Is more. In . the shorthand Of pollllcs, respon· sible ertllclam becomes Inter· mingled In many mlndJ with wlrat would be &beer acts ol treason except for the fact that the United States Is nol formal· Jy at war In Vl!t Nam. as tt be The had apples can lnd do spread over the whole barrel. It should riot be this way; but this way it Is. Thus, those poll· liclans who do not come · through loud and clear against plainly subversive forms of uprotest" will be asking for deep trouble in the future. Even wlthoUl this compllcat· lng factor, lor eJtample, Hat· field, whose position on VIet. Nam 11 not mUes aw•y from that of Morse, could not possibly be oominated f~t VIce-Pro.. Jdent unless a G.O.P. convention repudiAted a policy In Viet Nam strongly supported by former President Eisenhower 4-The Sunday Just When Things Were Looking Good! 50 Years Ago on the River Full, But Unlawful, Heads of Steam Customary on Ohio River Boats.·1 hlrdl1 aapabll Gl ovmtatenltat. · Fill' lh lllllheNble tnilll .la ~ Oc ~A-1':""~~ Mit armed Otmmaallt assaall Ia Vlel Nllll II ,.- ... -M·- pQI!eu. _It II • ~ ,.. llollll eredo IIDI lo let -~~~ ..nunelslll 111Mt 111 WIJ' Ionian! uywllm .. the world. It II a polley blc!ked by fOUl' Presldellll. II belen with Truo man•a deeblon not to allow 0~ and Turkey to be overrun by 1nother •'1rar of llbet-o atton." It carried over In 11:~ enhower's firmness, fll'lt in Lebanon and"then In VIet Nam. And so It went, through the AdmtntstratiOJtJ of JobD Kenna. dy and Lyndon Johnson. In all our history, the right to dissent has been qualified by the accepted obligation oot to give aid and comfort to Ill enemy actually kllllng Amert. can soldltrs. That American ex• tremtsts ate giving that a14 and comfort Is being exultantly broadcast even now by the oontrolled press In both North Viet Nam and Red China. Tlmes-Sentlne~ .::::.rtJ,;~--=--•lgt ~ 1~ _.,..., ;;eM~ediD~ ,!!~Ia~, ~"!!::.· ~~ BY DICK TIIOMAI leperatlon Of III• boat ltself u lhad the r1g1tt o1 way and me .U.io, ""' :;;w !r-:""'' ·"""·•!'lllg•lllthe Sam Brown'l boD·I !t_ wu evidenced !Jy a ftUow-up steamer Greenwood failed II ers should not have been al· ers net melted. If tbll was ·--·· · v.·-m•• • ..aa."IIUI ..... "'~-PHil'-"" ........... .I 'u'v ~~~ ...... .·-·M~d . ......___,.,.:. ·. ~ · Cl11ektluwu un bvth p.!lcttl end heed !~ warRiJlg whistle waa liWed. but 100 pounds of steam. true, th ere was pien... ..1 or wa.~~~"~~' - : - UJIII Important to .succesa 1 half-ceo- engineers. responsible lor the five add>- Only one boiler o&plodOO. !'or er !!! !~ boilen u well •• btu Del . r lllew tury ago and to get II, 1!01118 • • . Ilona! days ltr Pilot Chapman. mere tbal 10 years common steam, according to !be ID- IP IM!vtnl ,.... ~ IIIII 1teamboat captains were II the AI".Cinclllnall, b!speetors Pey· talk among rivenneB had beea spectora. One rlvermail alated the ....W att be lilt 1811 t1 habit ef ordering their engtn. ton and Damron ordered the Captailr Damron said I h e that excess steam was carried that there Willi 400 pount1a t1 lbetr btlll to lllllll lllldl • eers to tle down the safety suspension ol the llcenses of penalizing of Csptaln Suiter on Pittsburgh towboafl and steam In !host boOen before fate. valve. Federal inspectors con- Captain Er~t Suiter of the was on the theory that he several bed uploded their they Jet go. tlnua!Jy pointed oot that so ferryboat W. H. ,Whileman and ahould have applied safely first boilers It was t. aev al In· Several uplosiOOJ CICCitl'I'Od long a• UDiawful sleam was William Chapman tf 1 h e principles to hls. conduct, evea sta .,.,; roven that .,safety Caplal• _E. A. Burnsides of and many lives were JosJ fol· carried on towboata (In order steamer Greenwood. Captalnlthougb his vesoel had the right val~es b~ been weighted down 1 the Campbell Creek"Coal Com· !owing tha Defender'• acclclenl on some of the boats. , pany wrote an article, shortly IIJgh Iteam and low water blew to handle big fleets er coal Sulter'a sus~loo. ~as ·for of way. boals) Just so long would ex- 10 days and Pilot Chapman got The uploslon of tbe hollers 01 .after the Sam Brown's ex- up. the Defender, a~ to plosions continue with predict- a 15 day layoff. the Combine's towboat 58 m The West V~glnia Public ploston, In whlch be expltded Inspectors. .New sheell m ber able loas of workmen's lives.. . The suspensions result- Brown, with the Joss e1 10 Safety Carnmiss!on tnapected the cold water theory of boil· bollera were puDed apart ~e In January of 1916 Inspector• 'ed from the collision ef the lives, at Huntlngtoo, W. Va., reportedthe Sam ~:' ~(e~k Ugand er explosiOOJ 111 boats. Capta!JI ~or ~ TbeJ : f = began placing "Safely First, ferry and the Greenwood at in February Of 191tl touched off . ves a· Miles Brown, Gallipolis, veterJ m.,.-eer, er, Take No Chances" signs on Jdanchester. An invesliga- renewed efforts to curb carry- lion 11 etruld ~ot tell what caus- an rlverm811 with years of ex- lora he Willi lnnoceut and bad every steamboat they checked ljon conducted by the two ing unlawful ateam on steam- ed the expiiBIOn. perlenee u a navlgattr and plenty Of water la the boilers. er boarded. Tbls applied nol officers \ reSulted In findings boat.. Federal inspectors William buDder ol oteamboall, was ill The Defender elat blew up only to sate operation of boil· charging both men with negli- According to Frank Ander- Clark and Charles Thomas r.,. full accord wllb Qrplail Bum- near Htmtlngton as tht result 1rs, however, but also to the tence. The fact that the ferry son, state bailer Inspector of ported they found the fuslbla sides' artlele. of carrying unlawful •tum. llfaer t1tn ;u..-.Jr ::..::cm!!e ll!d !!!lo Again, even )lllthout this complicating factor, Selh •· ft&. bert Kennedy could ntVer be chosen lor President by the Democrats without a conven· lion repudiation Of the last thr"" Democratic PresldentoHarry Truman, John Kmnetl)r and Lyndon Johnson. Hartke could not re'llch the goal said by some of his !rlends to be In the back of his mindthe eventual Democratic JeatJ. ership In the Senate - unless at least four-rtlths of Its Dem· ocratic membership suddenly confessed total error on VIet Nam. The association of these poll· tlclano with anti · Viet Nam extremism Is, of course, not by their choice. But a kind of quiet tolerallon Of such extremism Is Indeed their present choice; atfd there-In lies a peril to their careera so great Mayor Denison's .--------------,·Political Career Features of Started in 1930s Tri-Co Area I Tho Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 8, 19611-11 l ) Sunday, Aprll 8, 1860 Reassess Victory Concept, Memo on VietNam War Asks Of tl1ese College Campus Protesters !. Thf" name '·Berkelo:>y'• - the main cam· pus of the University of California - ha!! become synonymous with student revolt In this country. Haviag flung down a number of serious challenges to the university in particular and society in ge~ral, the who control them. The computers must be stopped, they say, if mankind is to be saved. Undoubtedly much of what th• sludenlo assert is true, and in asserting it they are performing a real and necessary service. !lludents at Berkel<y are, lor bettor or It may very well all be true. The question w~rse. looked upon as the vanguard of the is. is it ALL the truth about mid· 20th-cennew ''generation or protest., tury .America? A~ a result of the demonstration! a What they are saying, at bottom, is that top-level faculty committee at Be~kel~y society is in a worse state thac it ever ha!ll has issued a report recommending some been before. This could not be more false. 42 changes in university administration and Of course there is bypocrisy and injustice policies. Of greater interest to the rest of in America. But when has there not been? the n~tion is the ctmmiUee's revealing Was not the Constitution itself a hypOportr3!1 ol the pmtesting student.. critical & mjust document that perpetuat"The most obvious feature of their outed human slavery, reuiring a later gener1~" says the report, "is their outright ation to fight a bitter war to correct II• rejection of many aspects or present-day most glaring defect? America. They find much to fear and conDid not lbe crude steam-powered machdemn and little lo praise." ine, owned by the big trusts and robber In the students' eyes, the dominant barons. ride roughsbnd over human rights group (the "Establishment") pretends to in the late lith century. But did not free peochampion freedom , patriotism and moralple meet this _challenge and force a social ity but it produces and condone! "slums revolution that ·has bronght more opportunracial segregation, migrant farm laborers• ity than ever in history for the enhancefalse advertising. American economic lm~ tnent of the individual in every way? And pe:rialism and the born I>.·· are we not today still continuing that revoThese things, the students believe, are lution? ~ products of an "all-pervasive hypecri· These young people ol Berkeley seem ~·J · To succeffl in soriet~·. one musl mask t& be suctering from a failure of nerve beIus, true feelings. TI1e students are afraid fore an uncertain future. Bul when was the of !~sing both their freedom and their hu· future not uncertain? ~ruty to electronic machines and those Rather than girding their spirits to fare this future and mold it to the n""ds uf men, they exhibit an Immature desire to ' return to some kind of virtuous Utopia of ~Y mERONYMOUS the public J• always willing to tbe past. But they can no more bait the . In II a<hmgton today the spot· accept a scapegoat for any neledronic revolution by bending their IBM cards than 18th-century English peas anL~ light IS ~?"used ..on Jegislahon personal shortcomings. . The strange leature of most of could turn away the Industrial Revolution for auto safety. . For once the warring factiOns I the safety proposal• is that by sm~shing spinning jennies. 10 Cong':ss have found a com- they make no pretense of preThe true reformer, the true lover o£ humanity, does oot universally condemn and mon pomt of interest. What- ' ve..ting accidents. It seems to 18 the !mal result of the be" acceptnd that the crashes totally rejert the oociety be finds himself ever ln. Nor does he self-pityingly attempt to :nds for safety law_s, the and collisions will conUnue: sBion of them promtses. to the emphasis is , to be placed wisb away the fulure. become the ~ost ellecllve on keeping at least one oecuA hundred years from now, men living In • society wboae seope and variety and ~m:ke-:-eer •n t~.ece~t years. pant alive io collect the insur~ ry Y ' ge mg nto the ance, and sign a new easy-payru~hnes!l and accomplishments we can only ac · . . ment contract. dream ebout will look back on tbe Berkele• ··,.nt - If they remember It at ail The Admimstrahon Is very Seat belts padded dashes willing to divert attention from stronger ~ latches, and buck: ··tunately Isolated and short-lived Vietnam c~sualties by gwlng et aeats are not going to keep un that limply was not "with ~re pubhc•ty to highway m· drivers from finding something Jur•es. The ~uto lnd~ Is to hit, And although the logical perf~tly wllhng to prov•de col- way to stop highway deathl They'll ® It Every lr.rslble steering lllllumns to , v:ould he prevention of the ~~\~tent•on away from col· accident itself, our auto manU• 'yf;p .. fJAMBONE:.OOT lHE BREAK HE. . 0P" . rear ends. and apring !P.cturers know perleeUy well suspensiOns. The B1g • Brothers that the public is ,JOt going to WAS LOOK IN& FOR.HES NOW 1 and ~rn regulators ol other accept any ml change In the ASK BE PROCK··· HE kNOWS .. • • peoples alfa•~s see a way Of design of lbe "moving sofa." extending their controls. And The auto makers learned the liAMIIO>IE ~ "hard way." The attempls VERY BUSY, WE'RE 11AVING ~It:> .. • SEE .'<'.'/ 1llE CLUB S~OW SUNDAY made by some designers !olinA(;ENT .. • AND FIRST SUNDAY TniES·SENTINEL fre:!~tabllity of the fa~;. TALK ti\ON EOY... NEj::T MONTH. WILL I'VItll•hM ""' sunder ., rtae l Y t (aa well as Its KETCI-1? SO YO!J COME ANP Ohio v.n., Puallltlint c•. 1 economy) by streamlining the iAKEA Sow? WNG,PAL· .. ~Ufj ... ~~·~~!!:!''..!~'t.: ~~~~·:.w l body to lessen air resistance· led WElL,OKAY, 4NJ1, Pulll>llthH _,..,,, ....~~.. , ,.,. .. to serious loss of sales One Of Ililt ..CI, latvft'y, lftMNII lit UAMMY .. ·I'LL ,.,t OHI~ '" a"u"u', Ofllt, r.~ncNr the largest manufacturers bare. SQUEEZE YOU "'' Ad o1 Mlrch a. 117f, u ..c..,lll J ped b k . '''" ••nlnt .... ttt,, Y esca an ruptey m the N ... m ~: ...~~·~!,.!.~",'~::,~,. Oh.. fifties by contlnuin& .o keep the •nn. 'u1111..... ev•rr ·~~~~~., ,,..,. seat level high enouah for act'"' uco,; llllll'i•v.. lntHtd •• ••• IIIII cl ... Mllllnt uai v1ew. Of the road ahead and 0 1 rllll fotel!d to hurriedly design " ' :.-:~:·~· IUIICII>FIOH 1¥ cerrltr 11-'lv ••ntt '''"""' I "dachf.hund type" body (car , IIIII ' IUitlft\t;. Jlt,.. Wftli, .o. .....l MAIL ~~-•~<••• ••.•1• "'"'a hall lqlljJ; hall-ar high) w~':' ~fr::f~' :.~~:.~ ;today's car is to bt "alhled": _,., .., ,.,.. "''"'" "' ,.,. not driven! 1 .,.,,.. ~-- ' " ' 1111 . ••• '"'"""' ,., And be ' WASHINGTON (NEA)-What mese llld Americans bad won follows are excerpts from a a clw~ut ~~tory. !rn!morandum now being clrcu· "Had the Vl~t Cong desired ltaaled pn·vately taamffong thhe mpill· the critical terrain 01 these IWil ry p1ann1ug s s in t e en- areas as an objective, they 111081 lagon. This analysis was writ- certainly lalled. Jenb y an American officer in "However, the VIet Cong oilVIet Nam. ll's causing ronsid- talned their ob]eoHve, the dl.. erable debate. ablement of government control "On 10 May, (1965) an esU· and Joss of Us support by 1b 1 matell two main-force V I e 1 popul1tlon. CoDg regiments attacked . •. . "The Viet CoOl proved 111at <Song Be, the provlnclal capJ. the government waa lnoapablt tal of Pbuoe Long Province). Of providing protection lnd .., "The VIet Cong suffered pro. curtly for the populalloo 111 re. hlb!Uve easualllet at the hand! turn for their support. Of a determined band of VIet- '"l'lle concept of a lllcdeal· namese and American defend- taceet~ or vlcklry mut 1111 ..., era. Tlte kUl·raUo Willi definite- aatesoed. II lJ aot lonpr pau~­ ly In favor of the ADI.!d Ioree•. ble to credll vletory 1o lilt lfdt "The VIet Cong tailed to com- whlcb JUalntlltu CODtrol of orltplelely overrun the capital. leal ternla llld .. . nUen lilt However, event. during the af- fewer ...,aalllel. lermath of tht batUe indicated ''Unllke the conlllell!n wblcll that the oucome Of he 1clon the Americllll armed forcea wu doublful. bave participated la lht past, ''Govenme.t~tal omolalt be- the objective ls ntl CODlrol o1 a Jill • mao noclas !rom local mass. Be, atfn& all manner Of pre. "The prllll8J1 ob,leetlve IIIIW' lull to retura to fllla"oo. Prf. olullonary warfare la 10 p1D Yllle olllzens became WIDder- at least the tacit supporl of lilt lng refagHI, Elfeellve IOVeJ'IIo rural population and establllb menl eeaoed to nlst. !•orne measure ol conlrol tver "In the nest month•, Jtme I !bern. and July, the process wllll ,.._ "The secondary objectlvt 11 pealed at the district towns of ' lo desiroy tl)e lnsurgenJ!hroup Don Xoai and Bu Dop, Iarmed action .. ·" Warring Factions Find Meeting Ground ~~T~~.fa;:rn~e::~inJ.:~ QUICK QUill In United Demands for More Safety Laws ~~~r!~~he ~~ ~J!tor un'fv~~!!:~"!'~~ .•. t... • •w•, .........,.,, . """ :•• ',':! . ,.., "'' '"'' un•••• ,,.., '"'''"'' .."'' •• l:htr, =~ ~i,'!,, .~ ' •• ,.,..., "·"' ,.,.. "'""' " · ••ctuttntr· tllflttH •• th• u•• tor 1 . ,WIIutltll tl Ill ,.., ofl,pr .,,, Cflalflt fl fhll IIIWIPIPff IIIII lltl '"'·"'" .... ,.,..,...,. "'"'• lion of refugees was repealed .. lations as marshaling areas preeldenl? the attack, were ,hit heavl b A - The Unlveralt;y or VJr. air srikes. Y Y glnla founded by ThQmas Jef. "In lbe proee11, the rahber Iorson. It was opened tor fn. plantallons, tbe major means structlon as the stale unlveraJ. of lfvellhood for thousands of ty Of 1825. VIetnamese, were destroyed. "Had the two opposing for.,. C: - Under wbleh mOI!Ifdl es met on a tonventional bat- dld CaOinlkbm ceaae 10 111 tlefield within the conlext of the stale reUglon of EIIJ!aud? Western military doclrine frame A - Henry vm. The Churcll work, often called 'convention- of England however dld not al' warfare, no one c~uld doubt become established imrn 1111 that tbe outnumbered Vletna· rel&D of Queen EUzabatb L the rear of the car. For since the pasaenger space already Is so l~mited that entry almost reqmres a sboe-horn, Jhe rear trunk compartment would have to be reduced in size and would· b£ buyers would be horrified at the thought. For cargo apace Is an Important status-symbol to American auto owners. The final result of safety Jeg!alation will likely be some added gadgets, ll10re added charges and a revamped odvertising program Afle h" h th ufacturm of r b~i~:~ equtpmenl and porlland c., ment wUJ bite 101111! more Jobbylata, and Jncreaae their Ocr· Yerttslng appropriations so u to. convinee ,.. that more billion dollar highways can r., ileve the drivers from any dan. gera on the road The remnant. "or the prohlbJ. tlonists will place all blame on drlnklng drlvera; the "blg-brothers" will demand more Jl. eenses, permits, and· forms 1n quintuplicate; educators wlll put presstlte on the taxpayer to provide more new model cars for drl•er .• iDSirU~Ion (on the th-tbal 1't is more Jmpo• VYOJ H'" ant to prove that an auto 19 tlo''" quickest way between tw.o points than that a ttrailbt line u the shortest) · 'lbe antl~ilarette group will Rnd some grounda lor putting 1 the bJama"' 011 DIUUil -·•·tng• ,.--..... .nu: Great Society II'OUJt\ wlll de- ·~ mand n1ore funds it»f beaUU!y· 1the ht•• d u15 511\fays, an the rest 01 U8l wUt codtJDue to the beHe! that the American right ~ · w . ,.N_dt ..-.•- o1·. happmess" nqulrilfl...- IU'•• .... :.t unJo the ~armaker Who would try to Improve the balatl<.oe and •"'-rei wftl' ore the safety Of hfa ~~ h.. moy.. ln.. lbe ...... 1. .. ~ . , ""1 . It wae .... .........'?'·mof4r lowartl i s..., Spotlight on Safety •• I .I orRRV' L 1ILJ! WORLD ~ Role • In Iron Era j:s:t~ II wbere years.heHebed hbeen at !II au, 40 years as e1... ) i ' ( [ 1. Known as a man on the meve BY DICK mOMAS Eli doesn't like the idea of reOnly a two-story brick buildlirement. Already be plans te Jng and a two-story white frame do something about it. His Ro~>o house remain to remind one of or the mayor reported be I! got~, role Gall!a County o n c e lng back to work •ext week as played in making Ohio the great 81 electrleiaD for another firm uidustrial stale it is tnday. one In Waverly. RETIRED, BUT WORKING - Mayor Ell Denison of Rutland retired March I but These structures constitute Ell started hts electrical car- won't remain Idle. Mayor longer than be enctly recalls, Denison worts bere on his oil the remains of what was onte eer with the Oblo Poiler Com- tractor but plana to return to bl.o tlectrician trade with a new firm in Waverly soon. Gal!ia Furnace, one of 69 charpany as a lineman in 1!!25. He coal blast furnaces in what was was promoted to line foremtm 17 and spending most of bls of age. land set off 10 aee the United known as the Hanging RoCk In 1928 and spent the next 26 bitch In the U. S. Navy on sta- "So far u my service rec- Slatea. Iron Region. yeara in that capacity. He wewt Uon with tha Brltisb Grand 'orda are concerned I am now It wu then he met hls wifeThe brick building once bousto work for OVEC In 1956. Fleet. 89," chuckled ElL 1&-be, In Hazard, Kentucky. Eli ed the· company offices of Gal· The Rutiand mayor is a mem- He quit achool whtie a junior Mr. Denison returned to WU- and Effie were married In 1923 lia Furnace but H Js now a her of the Rutiand American at WlikeavUie, fibbed to service kesv!Ue after completing bls and tlley ,.turned to Rutland store operated by Cecil Miller, Legion Po~t whe;e ~ Is rated offlci~ls about hls age and got bitch and graduated from bigb and took up residency there. at Gallta, on Rt. 233. On a bill the orgaDI•ation a finest ehef. by With lt. It was the manda- school. He then enrolled at Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Dennison have across lhe road Is the large . STONY SENTINEL 7"" Madison Furnace, on Jackson County Rd. Nil. 2, a~ut five He Is a veteran of WW I, bav- tory for persons enlisting t. University to become a leach- IWilallltS, Joe Of Middleport and the "d miles northeast of Oak H1ll, IS typical of the charcoal blast furnaces of the Hangmg Rock ing jolnecl at the tender age of WWJ that tbne to be 21 years er but 80011 '""···ed bl8 min.t Jim Rutland. . hou wh•te se, once re81 ence Region. Built in 1854, the furnace had • capacity of 15-tons. It is one of 17 of the 69 orl· · ........, ' of th• furnace lll8118ger, now gina! stacks stJll standing. These Stony Sentinels stand guard today over 1 region that • the home Of the Billy T. Starch- waa one of the nation's leading producen durin& the Civil War. er fam1ly. I Galtia Fumace waa built II , 1847 but today there's only a <;oaslnlcllon of the charcoal Region to be superior and the the latter constructed of m... hole In the hillslJ!e aerlloa fr9JII furnaces . ,continued until short· Southern Ohio Irons much bet. sive hand-bewn sandstone Miller's otore lo show !be Joca- ty after lbe Civil War ~ by Jer than the heat Engllah Iron. blocks, or In some cases, carvtlon of the furnace, wblch had the end or the era 45 had been Hanging Rock Iron acquired ed cllreeUy from aolld sand• capacity of 15-tons. The bulltJ. buDI OR tbe Obfo· .,ida of I b • such a reputation that the Brit- atone. The stacks were usually 1ng boualng !be "store was buDI river. Lewrence county had 151 ish government bougbl large between 35 and 40 feet high. in 1851 for company offices and., Jackson oounty II, Scioto coun. amount. . for "the manufacture The Inner portion where the supplies. ly Dine, VInton county six, Of military hardware during the Iron waa smelled was lined with The Hanging Rock lroJ1 Jle. llocklng coun!J1bree, and Gal- crimean War In lBM-56. fine-grained refractory sandglon Is a 25-30 mile-wide belt liD one. Not all of the Iron produced stone or fire brick. extA!nding from Logan ill. Hoek. .LEADING PRODUCER .in the region went into ortJ. Tremendous quetitles of wend lng "!UDly, Obio to Mt Slfvago Hanging Rock Iron Region nonce. It was also noted for Its needed to produce Iron were • In Carter county, Ky. · The produced charcoal from 1816 10 e•treme rust and corrosion re- major problem to the operators. .natpe, "Hanging \lOck." .Is tak· -1918 and during the Civil War sistant character and ill suita- From 5,1100 to 10,1100 acres of 'e• from a high sandstone' bluff was une of the leediug iron pr~ bility for the manufacturing of land were required to support a lew n1lles downriver from ducers of the natimi. Mucb of east iron wheels. the operation of a single ful'lllronton. There is still a small the Iron used In the armament In the vicinity of eacb fum. ace. To make one ton of pig village hy that same, 'bat cur- of thai day was produced In ace a rommunity of several Iron required 150 to '100 bushels TheNet~HDmeo/&lu!HerberaMclllll')"eF.,.,q lously enough, there waa aever the furnaces ot the region. hundred people arose where all of charcoal, 5,1100 )lll1lllds of ore, a ehareoal furnace there. The swamp Angel, famous the trades tor tending llld op- end a)lout 3011 pounds of limeThe first one to be. built In ·~· , Clvll War .cannon · used In t b e eraling the furnace• were foond. stone. Oblo· portion . Of the Ratalng siege or Charleston borbor, The towns themselves were The average furnace producRoct .Iron Region was t!Ju'·' Willi" cast at ~Ia Furnace, a \!(lmplete with a general store, ed from 11-12 tons of Iron per Furm1ee, In 1821, In Lawrence IJI;ton UDit, built _In 1833 In Law- church, school, graveyard and day for the duraUon of a blasl county, several .mDes north _of reaee county. '11le troa used to place of employment. Wages Since the period of the blast U&- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meln- mltl8"e !w lnformatlm. Como of a.ester. lllt 1 t1Jree. w, rHA ntl6l the village of Hanging Root; shealb the famous Umon Iron· were low and life was pr!JDI. ually did ool exceed n l n e lyre or Five . Polnta agd. tbelr mtlleemen DoaaJ4 Mtra, Gone l'tDill frame. llnletUre. · '11le first buill In the H811f" clad• Monitor II reported to Uve. · months, the yearly production four chUdren have dloved Into Yoll and Meudall JordaD reed- 'l'hll~tda~Jre flmliJ eom. hrlbw lafGrmallon recw6ln( Rock Iron Region, however; bave been east at Jeffmnn Good laborers made $10-$201averaged about 2,1100 te 3,1100 Meigs County have moved Into lly agreed 1 new 11ause was Ill' munltJ • mtadl!d - . are InC lbe FHA'1 nil Ill boml was Argellile Furnace, . a one: F'ilnlace, a 14-IOR unit ·buUI In ~ month and w"!" usually paid I tons per furnace. , a m~rn borne make possible cenlly needed by 111 lamlJy 81 pnod of•lbelr beule. Mr. balldbtf mt17 .~ oil' _I. , d by . lor. unl~ In 1118 Ia (lreenw 1854 just west of Oak Hl!I In 1r goods or scrtpt re-deemable Amanda Furnace, recenuy by a Joan from the · Farmers tbe old 01111 was '-7uatl 19- llld Jln.. llclittJrt llave tWo ......._.., ~~~~:~~ , =;~, :t~~ IWtlty, . Ky. The last furnace Jackson oo~nty. ' atl!le company store. Workers completed at Ashland, Ky .• Is Horne Administralioo. pair. eblldrei;,,lltt•hi&h tahool and II' 11 lbe blollt was GrantFurliBCO la IBIU. · Jolm .~her, an Engll•h usually lived In dtrl Roor cab- the largest blast furnace Ieday Mr. Mcintyre is currently Upon laverable -ldera- two 111 .... .:11oo1. u ., . ·. I Five Points Family of 6Moves in New FHA Financed Home I •._,- • By Robert Wingett J. E. (Eli) Denison, 1 man who enjoya being busy, much of the time serving his community, has been mayor cl Rutland in Meigs County more years than he exactly recalls. · Probably only old recorda would abow when Ell, u bls friends known him, waa aworn In to serve his first tera as mayor. Taking time out from doing 1 repair job on bls aging Allls-Cbalmer tractor one afternoon last week, Ell scralcbe4 his head in an honest effort to remember that year be first took o!Iice. He bad never before given it much thought And he couldn't come up with a certain date. I'm sorry, but I couldn't tell you tha year and ba IUI'I It waa rtgbt,"' ha admitted. Eli, however, ts cerlalll bls tenure is now nearing tbreo He succeeded George Prall 8ft mayor In tho earl7 1930's and bas held the post ever since except about two ;veara late in bis political career. •1 · Denison decided not to rua COMPANY HEADQUARTERS - Cecil Mlller's general store at Gallla, on Rt. 233, once housed the company of. lor th ejob In 1961, but Willi ap. 'ioes of the Gallia Furnace, built in !847, and also served as a general store for the little community wbic~ sprung pointed by council a couple of 'P after the construction of the furnace. The building abo ve was built about 1851. years later following the resignallo• of two person1 whe ill turn beeded the village gov..,._ ment and resigned. Ell hao never beeB oppoaed whea his name hat appeared the ballot. An electriclu by tra.de, Ell retired March I of this year from the Ohio Valley Electric Recalled I • ~· ..., .. _._ F. Maddy, OalllpotiJ, ·-~ ~ ·-· OJ m ""e, u ;..;: ~ !....1 WID Yoked the engineer'• llceliM. ease llllliJ timet wileD ' About !?ro w~k• alter tha Pittsburgh towboat ~ -~i Sam Brown'• nplostou, ID- '11le lnspeclorJ a1lo 111i111:1i1111 apector'o Clark and ThomaJ be. tbe Ranger ml !oantl llllfnPr gan 1 crackdown oo "flolatorl ~ Curtla ol Ploetonllle earo 011 lleambeata In the bnmedt- rylng unlawful •team. ate area. Tbe ·erewo of the Ranger and They caught engineer Char- Enterprise were lllll"Jl"ioed He Co• with tbe safety ftlve when Inspectors came out to on the Combine towboat Enter· their boats and boarded them prise weighted down and 25 In midriver ju3t aa they were pounds more sleam thaJI the going out of the mouth Of the Jaw permitted. Inspector TIJo. Kanawha river wltb toWII Ill mat ordered steam pressure re- coal. dueed and reset the valve. Soma rlverml!ft lauded 1ft. c,x claimed he was ordered spectora Oark and Thoma• le keep the safely valve weight- as two of the moat efllclent and ed down, bul the Inspector call- fearless lnspectorl In service ed H 1 poor excuse for an en- and commended them for their line« aa be could oot be com- efforla to enforce marine IDws. ,...._lftlt The Global Front a ·, ...• Dove Politicians ·are. in Minefields. PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VAf,L!:Y PUBUSHING COMPANY Chtster Tannehill. Exec. Editor Dwight Wethrrltal~. iUiWr Hobart Wil•on, Jr., Man. Editor • SUNDAY WHITE PAPER 1 Jt ha¢ a lfl.ton eapaelt)', and profes8fciMI ml~alagl~ che- ina althaUBII ,the manager may in the Ira! world and can pro. razing the btu&e formerly oe- t1oo by lhe "'11DDlii'M, .... more w~ located In JackSto eounly, mlal, 1tlftJJ. '•!(.'. \ ' ' ! .,. performed IIIJIDy expert., ()blo. Tho largest furnaces were meJtlB Oil Irons of aol1hem filii" . two ~jon units, Mooroe ~ ope :~ the .United states tel \ ~ 111c 1Ja.,...~ COjU]ly, buill In cle!etuilne tbelr value In · the lliJ, tiDd V~ -~ 1_llt ~klnll ot ord1J811C .. e. ~· lnund \'~ ~?·., .llq.. , · ~ ,a ,~ lbi fl"oalAi Rock 1 ··.~····)1 f. . ' ·! . baVf bed a · Jll!lrl elaborate b • of brick aild atone, arid preswnably, wood ftoora to 1'alk on: ·' . . ~ ~oe constsled ?' llD liutei'· .ll!tlDI ·~ . IIl outer wall, ' -(,. , ,... duC11 3,3:40 ~· of ptg Iron per day, whidl. ts abQut equal to a :;ear's .production of .the best dlarcoal fu~ces. Alll~a can Produ~ twice ., mlli!h ~ron 1n <Cotlti.n'!'d On Pill• U) , cupied by the family. It stands on th~ same Jot u tbelr aew dwelling. . '11le Mellis coumtlans, mueh m need of an adequate bome, wt!lll 1e the COWilJ FHA- plana 'l'ht Fn a-Ibao' Mwnllt. m ~ and 1 cwt 'lllimlle rw lilt 1r1t1oa, tJmA, it ulllwl · • 10 ~Ill' new boml weze obtained. llllt• tiillllidloa · lllld Jac. 'l1le t:IIWI\Y aupervlaor "' e1we 1o1u1 u •llamea ltl vifwed ad lplll'VIIed anu 11 ....Iaiiie tat. IBtl elli"i 1,. . p.laas llld the dweiJbC- -~llrml. n..nn•nlll _.., . . . lJll M1cte4 bJ !llllla 'D"'lltr JOIIR'•"!!I • "rrral" 111111r a. oa. ~ = '• l ,. 1' ... ' ··'\~ : -i ·• •1111 �., •• · $unltaJI iintts • i:entintl ' 4 ~~·· An Ohio newspaper editor on March Wrote on his editori'al page, "Governor )ames A. Rhodes performed a splendid act of statesmanship Monday when he propos•&! a statewide planning program which .'.would work through etllht regional agencies." He went on to say, "If II 18 the job of 1 t: •tatesman to identify problems and to at· ~.tack tnem wisely, Governor Rhodes is .'direcUy •n target." v The Ohio valley Region, of which Meigs a·nd GaUia counties pinpoint the center of 18 counties strung like dominae~ along the Ohio River, make up one of the eight •f. 'regions the stale apparently proposes to been doqe In New York IJid elsewhere. BY WJLLIA¥ S, WMIE WASHINGTON - Tbe young ami Kiul.tiliv..o., y.:.!!~~:;.-:: '= "!'"" are attacking the hard·line stance in VIet Nam are making a proiowul Jti~Otaka in net C{!!!sistanUy dlnssoclaUng them· selves !rom the excess.. of the extremists on their side. The point is not especially applicable to the older advocates of giving in to attempts of the Communist Viet Cong tu shoot their way into tbe South Vietnamese government. For Senators Ilk~ William Fulbri~ht of Arkansas and Wayne Morse of Oregon have little chance to rise further In their careers. But such Democrats as Sens. Robert Kennedy of New York and Yonce Hartke of Indiana and such RepuMicans as Gov. Mark l!atfield of Oregon and Mayor John Lindsay of New York are walking on minefields. Of course, they are not per· sonally io blame when partlcl· pants in parades against this country's resistance to the Communist inv'3.ders of South Viet Naill pervert the right of protest by carryJni the very flags of those invaders, as has Richard S. OlDen, Publishtt !:~'!'! £ ~'""-'"' Adu. Dir. Vernon)ltweete, Adv. Mgr. Obstacles to Ohio Valley Region Planning ~:3 , ed most businessmen. It never got Inside the church in Pomeroy. In Middleport the couple got to the altar, even had magic words spoken, but the minister has neglected to sign the marriage certificate. The Middleport Planning Commission lrad forged the basis ordinance needed before community plalining could get off the ground - a zoning ordinance. It was a,r proved by rouncil last December. However, although the ordinance is Jaw, there Is no evideoce of enforcement. Betwt>en pas<~age and enrorcement there was a change . of administration. One could feel better about the fate of this planning wert'! there public clamor now for enforcement. Instead, there is ominous IUide to better times through planning. silen~. There are pitfalls ahead. however, which One would, we suppose, need a long meashould be recognized now. suring stick to guage the depth of the dis. The greatest obstacle in the Ohio Valley illusionment brought upon the people who ·Region· to planning is simple human re~lst· led the battle for planning in Middleport. ance to change. Unlike profit in Ohio Several years ago Gallipolis also had a )>illnnlng pretty much remains dirty word planning commission. It cu"ed and dis-· in many are as of the region. Plennins is cussed what ahould be done and eventualdistrusted as wue the braintrusltrs of the ly expired from sheer inactivity. first if'DR administration. Later, "egg. Now Gallipolis bao reactivated a new heads" were equally frowned upon. Today planning commission under enabling ltgis'toe often treat planners. regardle~s of their lation of the General Assembly. It apPhDs, as impracti<"'di men who hm. e learnhale and hearty in its adolescence. When ed their trade from book9 rather than in it gets to zoning, however, and meets the the hard school of e1perience, and thus, deep resentments zoning bares, its met· per se, not to be heeded. . tie will be tested. For in~tance, rPrall the fate of planning Old. trusted wavs are not reversed easIn Meig~ County. Fire yean ago a love Ily. Tradition is good thing - we can affair bloomE'd between planning and prohold to the good of the past - but tradition ll'f'3 Sive community leaders which lncludmust also give a little te change. and ,the entlrt lltpubtlcan leadership. of Contreu. .Nor could Lindaa)" wllhoul 18Klf11 .Uno ilcUuu W liiui" W. use of .New York slretts by marchers aelt.ldenUfied with the Communist c•u~te, in V.Nl Nam. i,tiii, Un~ t.b ~.::. c~ ;:o't~:-:! and unqualified denunciAtion o1 such eonduct rrom respoMible critics ui ~ wit ~lley ~ without parallel In American affairs. It Is more. In . the shorthand Of pollllcs, respon· sible ertllclam becomes Inter· mingled In many mlndJ with wlrat would be &beer acts ol treason except for the fact that the United States Is nol formal· Jy at war In Vl!t Nam. as tt be The had apples can lnd do spread over the whole barrel. It should riot be this way; but this way it Is. Thus, those poll· liclans who do not come · through loud and clear against plainly subversive forms of uprotest" will be asking for deep trouble in the future. Even wlthoUl this compllcat· lng factor, lor eJtample, Hat· field, whose position on VIet. Nam 11 not mUes aw•y from that of Morse, could not possibly be oominated f~t VIce-Pro.. Jdent unless a G.O.P. convention repudiAted a policy In Viet Nam strongly supported by former President Eisenhower 4-The Sunday Just When Things Were Looking Good! 50 Years Ago on the River Full, But Unlawful, Heads of Steam Customary on Ohio River Boats.·1 hlrdl1 aapabll Gl ovmtatenltat. · Fill' lh lllllheNble tnilll .la ~ Oc ~A-1':""~~ Mit armed Otmmaallt assaall Ia Vlel Nllll II ,.- ... -M·- pQI!eu. _It II • ~ ,.. llollll eredo IIDI lo let -~~~ ..nunelslll 111Mt 111 WIJ' Ionian! uywllm .. the world. It II a polley blc!ked by fOUl' Presldellll. II belen with Truo man•a deeblon not to allow 0~ and Turkey to be overrun by 1nother •'1rar of llbet-o atton." It carried over In 11:~ enhower's firmness, fll'lt in Lebanon and"then In VIet Nam. And so It went, through the AdmtntstratiOJtJ of JobD Kenna. dy and Lyndon Johnson. In all our history, the right to dissent has been qualified by the accepted obligation oot to give aid and comfort to Ill enemy actually kllllng Amert. can soldltrs. That American ex• tremtsts ate giving that a14 and comfort Is being exultantly broadcast even now by the oontrolled press In both North Viet Nam and Red China. Tlmes-Sentlne~ .::::.rtJ,;~--=--•lgt ~ 1~ _.,..., ;;eM~ediD~ ,!!~Ia~, ~"!!::.· ~~ BY DICK TIIOMAI leperatlon Of III• boat ltself u lhad the r1g1tt o1 way and me .U.io, ""' :;;w !r-:""'' ·"""·•!'lllg•lllthe Sam Brown'l boD·I !t_ wu evidenced !Jy a ftUow-up steamer Greenwood failed II ers should not have been al· ers net melted. If tbll was ·--·· · v.·-m•• • ..aa."IIUI ..... "'~-PHil'-"" ........... .I 'u'v ~~~ ...... .·-·M~d . ......___,.,.:. ·. ~ · Cl11ektluwu un bvth p.!lcttl end heed !~ warRiJlg whistle waa liWed. but 100 pounds of steam. true, th ere was pien... ..1 or wa.~~~"~~' - : - UJIII Important to .succesa 1 half-ceo- engineers. responsible lor the five add>- Only one boiler o&plodOO. !'or er !!! !~ boilen u well •• btu Del . r lllew tury ago and to get II, 1!01118 • • . Ilona! days ltr Pilot Chapman. mere tbal 10 years common steam, according to !be ID- IP IM!vtnl ,.... ~ IIIII 1teamboat captains were II the AI".Cinclllnall, b!speetors Pey· talk among rivenneB had beea spectora. One rlvermail alated the ....W att be lilt 1811 t1 habit ef ordering their engtn. ton and Damron ordered the Captailr Damron said I h e that excess steam was carried that there Willi 400 pount1a t1 lbetr btlll to lllllll lllldl • eers to tle down the safety suspension ol the llcenses of penalizing of Csptaln Suiter on Pittsburgh towboafl and steam In !host boOen before fate. valve. Federal inspectors con- Captain Er~t Suiter of the was on the theory that he several bed uploded their they Jet go. tlnua!Jy pointed oot that so ferryboat W. H. ,Whileman and ahould have applied safely first boilers It was t. aev al In· Several uplosiOOJ CICCitl'I'Od long a• UDiawful sleam was William Chapman tf 1 h e principles to hls. conduct, evea sta .,.,; roven that .,safety Caplal• _E. A. Burnsides of and many lives were JosJ fol· carried on towboata (In order steamer Greenwood. Captalnlthougb his vesoel had the right val~es b~ been weighted down 1 the Campbell Creek"Coal Com· !owing tha Defender'• acclclenl on some of the boats. , pany wrote an article, shortly IIJgh Iteam and low water blew to handle big fleets er coal Sulter'a sus~loo. ~as ·for of way. boals) Just so long would ex- 10 days and Pilot Chapman got The uploslon of tbe hollers 01 .after the Sam Brown's ex- up. the Defender, a~ to plosions continue with predict- a 15 day layoff. the Combine's towboat 58 m The West V~glnia Public ploston, In whlch be expltded Inspectors. .New sheell m ber able loas of workmen's lives.. . The suspensions result- Brown, with the Joss e1 10 Safety Carnmiss!on tnapected the cold water theory of boil· bollera were puDed apart ~e In January of 1916 Inspector• 'ed from the collision ef the lives, at Huntlngtoo, W. Va., reportedthe Sam ~:' ~(e~k Ugand er explosiOOJ 111 boats. Capta!JI ~or ~ TbeJ : f = began placing "Safely First, ferry and the Greenwood at in February Of 191tl touched off . ves a· Miles Brown, Gallipolis, veterJ m.,.-eer, er, Take No Chances" signs on Jdanchester. An invesliga- renewed efforts to curb carry- lion 11 etruld ~ot tell what caus- an rlverm811 with years of ex- lora he Willi lnnoceut and bad every steamboat they checked ljon conducted by the two ing unlawful ateam on steam- ed the expiiBIOn. perlenee u a navlgattr and plenty Of water la the boilers. er boarded. Tbls applied nol officers \ reSulted In findings boat.. Federal inspectors William buDder ol oteamboall, was ill The Defender elat blew up only to sate operation of boil· charging both men with negli- According to Frank Ander- Clark and Charles Thomas r.,. full accord wllb Qrplail Bum- near Htmtlngton as tht result 1rs, however, but also to the tence. The fact that the ferry son, state bailer Inspector of ported they found the fuslbla sides' artlele. of carrying unlawful •tum. llfaer t1tn ;u..-.Jr ::..::cm!!e ll!d !!!lo Again, even )lllthout this complicating factor, Selh •· ft&. bert Kennedy could ntVer be chosen lor President by the Democrats without a conven· lion repudiation Of the last thr"" Democratic PresldentoHarry Truman, John Kmnetl)r and Lyndon Johnson. Hartke could not re'llch the goal said by some of his !rlends to be In the back of his mindthe eventual Democratic JeatJ. ership In the Senate - unless at least four-rtlths of Its Dem· ocratic membership suddenly confessed total error on VIet Nam. The association of these poll· tlclano with anti · Viet Nam extremism Is, of course, not by their choice. But a kind of quiet tolerallon Of such extremism Is Indeed their present choice; atfd there-In lies a peril to their careera so great Mayor Denison's .--------------,·Political Career Features of Started in 1930s Tri-Co Area I Tho Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 8, 19611-11 l ) Sunday, Aprll 8, 1860 Reassess Victory Concept, Memo on VietNam War Asks Of tl1ese College Campus Protesters !. Thf" name '·Berkelo:>y'• - the main cam· pus of the University of California - ha!! become synonymous with student revolt In this country. Haviag flung down a number of serious challenges to the university in particular and society in ge~ral, the who control them. The computers must be stopped, they say, if mankind is to be saved. Undoubtedly much of what th• sludenlo assert is true, and in asserting it they are performing a real and necessary service. !lludents at Berkel<y are, lor bettor or It may very well all be true. The question w~rse. looked upon as the vanguard of the is. is it ALL the truth about mid· 20th-cennew ''generation or protest., tury .America? A~ a result of the demonstration! a What they are saying, at bottom, is that top-level faculty committee at Be~kel~y society is in a worse state thac it ever ha!ll has issued a report recommending some been before. This could not be more false. 42 changes in university administration and Of course there is bypocrisy and injustice policies. Of greater interest to the rest of in America. But when has there not been? the n~tion is the ctmmiUee's revealing Was not the Constitution itself a hypOportr3!1 ol the pmtesting student.. critical & mjust document that perpetuat"The most obvious feature of their outed human slavery, reuiring a later gener1~" says the report, "is their outright ation to fight a bitter war to correct II• rejection of many aspects or present-day most glaring defect? America. They find much to fear and conDid not lbe crude steam-powered machdemn and little lo praise." ine, owned by the big trusts and robber In the students' eyes, the dominant barons. ride roughsbnd over human rights group (the "Establishment") pretends to in the late lith century. But did not free peochampion freedom , patriotism and moralple meet this _challenge and force a social ity but it produces and condone! "slums revolution that ·has bronght more opportunracial segregation, migrant farm laborers• ity than ever in history for the enhancefalse advertising. American economic lm~ tnent of the individual in every way? And pe:rialism and the born I>.·· are we not today still continuing that revoThese things, the students believe, are lution? ~ products of an "all-pervasive hypecri· These young people ol Berkeley seem ~·J · To succeffl in soriet~·. one musl mask t& be suctering from a failure of nerve beIus, true feelings. TI1e students are afraid fore an uncertain future. Bul when was the of !~sing both their freedom and their hu· future not uncertain? ~ruty to electronic machines and those Rather than girding their spirits to fare this future and mold it to the n""ds uf men, they exhibit an Immature desire to ' return to some kind of virtuous Utopia of ~Y mERONYMOUS the public J• always willing to tbe past. But they can no more bait the . In II a<hmgton today the spot· accept a scapegoat for any neledronic revolution by bending their IBM cards than 18th-century English peas anL~ light IS ~?"used ..on Jegislahon personal shortcomings. . The strange leature of most of could turn away the Industrial Revolution for auto safety. . For once the warring factiOns I the safety proposal• is that by sm~shing spinning jennies. 10 Cong':ss have found a com- they make no pretense of preThe true reformer, the true lover o£ humanity, does oot universally condemn and mon pomt of interest. What- ' ve..ting accidents. It seems to 18 the !mal result of the be" acceptnd that the crashes totally rejert the oociety be finds himself ever ln. Nor does he self-pityingly attempt to :nds for safety law_s, the and collisions will conUnue: sBion of them promtses. to the emphasis is , to be placed wisb away the fulure. become the ~ost ellecllve on keeping at least one oecuA hundred years from now, men living In • society wboae seope and variety and ~m:ke-:-eer •n t~.ece~t years. pant alive io collect the insur~ ry Y ' ge mg nto the ance, and sign a new easy-payru~hnes!l and accomplishments we can only ac · . . ment contract. dream ebout will look back on tbe Berkele• ··,.nt - If they remember It at ail The Admimstrahon Is very Seat belts padded dashes willing to divert attention from stronger ~ latches, and buck: ··tunately Isolated and short-lived Vietnam c~sualties by gwlng et aeats are not going to keep un that limply was not "with ~re pubhc•ty to highway m· drivers from finding something Jur•es. The ~uto lnd~ Is to hit, And although the logical perf~tly wllhng to prov•de col- way to stop highway deathl They'll ® It Every lr.rslble steering lllllumns to , v:ould he prevention of the ~~\~tent•on away from col· accident itself, our auto manU• 'yf;p .. fJAMBONE:.OOT lHE BREAK HE. . 0P" . rear ends. and apring !P.cturers know perleeUy well suspensiOns. The B1g • Brothers that the public is ,JOt going to WAS LOOK IN& FOR.HES NOW 1 and ~rn regulators ol other accept any ml change In the ASK BE PROCK··· HE kNOWS .. • • peoples alfa•~s see a way Of design of lbe "moving sofa." extending their controls. And The auto makers learned the liAMIIO>IE ~ "hard way." The attempls VERY BUSY, WE'RE 11AVING ~It:> .. • SEE .'<'.'/ 1llE CLUB S~OW SUNDAY made by some designers !olinA(;ENT .. • AND FIRST SUNDAY TniES·SENTINEL fre:!~tabllity of the fa~;. TALK ti\ON EOY... NEj::T MONTH. WILL I'VItll•hM ""' sunder ., rtae l Y t (aa well as Its KETCI-1? SO YO!J COME ANP Ohio v.n., Puallltlint c•. 1 economy) by streamlining the iAKEA Sow? WNG,PAL· .. ~Ufj ... ~~·~~!!:!''..!~'t.: ~~~~·:.w l body to lessen air resistance· led WElL,OKAY, 4NJ1, Pulll>llthH _,..,,, ....~~.. , ,.,. .. to serious loss of sales One Of Ililt ..CI, latvft'y, lftMNII lit UAMMY .. ·I'LL ,.,t OHI~ '" a"u"u', Ofllt, r.~ncNr the largest manufacturers bare. SQUEEZE YOU "'' Ad o1 Mlrch a. 117f, u ..c..,lll J ped b k . '''" ••nlnt .... ttt,, Y esca an ruptey m the N ... m ~: ...~~·~!,.!.~",'~::,~,. Oh.. fifties by contlnuin& .o keep the •nn. 'u1111..... ev•rr ·~~~~~., ,,..,. seat level high enouah for act'"' uco,; llllll'i•v.. lntHtd •• ••• IIIII cl ... Mllllnt uai v1ew. Of the road ahead and 0 1 rllll fotel!d to hurriedly design " ' :.-:~:·~· IUIICII>FIOH 1¥ cerrltr 11-'lv ••ntt '''"""' I "dachf.hund type" body (car , IIIII ' IUitlft\t;. Jlt,.. Wftli, .o. .....l MAIL ~~-•~<••• ••.•1• "'"'a hall lqlljJ; hall-ar high) w~':' ~fr::f~' :.~~:.~ ;today's car is to bt "alhled": _,., .., ,.,.. "''"'" "' ,.,. not driven! 1 .,.,,.. ~-- ' " ' 1111 . ••• '"'"""' ,., And be ' WASHINGTON (NEA)-What mese llld Americans bad won follows are excerpts from a a clw~ut ~~tory. !rn!morandum now being clrcu· "Had the Vl~t Cong desired ltaaled pn·vately taamffong thhe mpill· the critical terrain 01 these IWil ry p1ann1ug s s in t e en- areas as an objective, they 111081 lagon. This analysis was writ- certainly lalled. Jenb y an American officer in "However, the VIet Cong oilVIet Nam. ll's causing ronsid- talned their ob]eoHve, the dl.. erable debate. ablement of government control "On 10 May, (1965) an esU· and Joss of Us support by 1b 1 matell two main-force V I e 1 popul1tlon. CoDg regiments attacked . •. . "The Viet CoOl proved 111at <Song Be, the provlnclal capJ. the government waa lnoapablt tal of Pbuoe Long Province). Of providing protection lnd .., "The VIet Cong suffered pro. curtly for the populalloo 111 re. hlb!Uve easualllet at the hand! turn for their support. Of a determined band of VIet- '"l'lle concept of a lllcdeal· namese and American defend- taceet~ or vlcklry mut 1111 ..., era. Tlte kUl·raUo Willi definite- aatesoed. II lJ aot lonpr pau~­ ly In favor of the ADI.!d Ioree•. ble to credll vletory 1o lilt lfdt "The VIet Cong tailed to com- whlcb JUalntlltu CODtrol of orltplelely overrun the capital. leal ternla llld .. . nUen lilt However, event. during the af- fewer ...,aalllel. lermath of tht batUe indicated ''Unllke the conlllell!n wblcll that the oucome Of he 1clon the Americllll armed forcea wu doublful. bave participated la lht past, ''Govenme.t~tal omolalt be- the objective ls ntl CODlrol o1 a Jill • mao noclas !rom local mass. Be, atfn& all manner Of pre. "The prllll8J1 ob,leetlve IIIIW' lull to retura to fllla"oo. Prf. olullonary warfare la 10 p1D Yllle olllzens became WIDder- at least the tacit supporl of lilt lng refagHI, Elfeellve IOVeJ'IIo rural population and establllb menl eeaoed to nlst. !•orne measure ol conlrol tver "In the nest month•, Jtme I !bern. and July, the process wllll ,.._ "The secondary objectlvt 11 pealed at the district towns of ' lo desiroy tl)e lnsurgenJ!hroup Don Xoai and Bu Dop, Iarmed action .. ·" Warring Factions Find Meeting Ground ~~T~~.fa;:rn~e::~inJ.:~ QUICK QUill In United Demands for More Safety Laws ~~~r!~~he ~~ ~J!tor un'fv~~!!:~"!'~~ .•. t... • •w•, .........,.,, . """ :•• ',':! . ,.., "'' '"'' un•••• ,,.., '"'''"'' .."'' •• l:htr, =~ ~i,'!,, .~ ' •• ,.,..., "·"' ,.,.. "'""' " · ••ctuttntr· tllflttH •• th• u•• tor 1 . ,WIIutltll tl Ill ,.., ofl,pr .,,, Cflalflt fl fhll IIIWIPIPff IIIII lltl '"'·"'" .... ,.,..,...,. "'"'• lion of refugees was repealed .. lations as marshaling areas preeldenl? the attack, were ,hit heavl b A - The Unlveralt;y or VJr. air srikes. Y Y glnla founded by ThQmas Jef. "In lbe proee11, the rahber Iorson. It was opened tor fn. plantallons, tbe major means structlon as the stale unlveraJ. of lfvellhood for thousands of ty Of 1825. VIetnamese, were destroyed. "Had the two opposing for.,. C: - Under wbleh mOI!Ifdl es met on a tonventional bat- dld CaOinlkbm ceaae 10 111 tlefield within the conlext of the stale reUglon of EIIJ!aud? Western military doclrine frame A - Henry vm. The Churcll work, often called 'convention- of England however dld not al' warfare, no one c~uld doubt become established imrn 1111 that tbe outnumbered Vletna· rel&D of Queen EUzabatb L the rear of the car. For since the pasaenger space already Is so l~mited that entry almost reqmres a sboe-horn, Jhe rear trunk compartment would have to be reduced in size and would· b£ buyers would be horrified at the thought. For cargo apace Is an Important status-symbol to American auto owners. The final result of safety Jeg!alation will likely be some added gadgets, ll10re added charges and a revamped odvertising program Afle h" h th ufacturm of r b~i~:~ equtpmenl and porlland c., ment wUJ bite 101111! more Jobbylata, and Jncreaae their Ocr· Yerttslng appropriations so u to. convinee ,.. that more billion dollar highways can r., ileve the drivers from any dan. gera on the road The remnant. "or the prohlbJ. tlonists will place all blame on drlnklng drlvera; the "blg-brothers" will demand more Jl. eenses, permits, and· forms 1n quintuplicate; educators wlll put presstlte on the taxpayer to provide more new model cars for drl•er .• iDSirU~Ion (on the th-tbal 1't is more Jmpo• VYOJ H'" ant to prove that an auto 19 tlo''" quickest way between tw.o points than that a ttrailbt line u the shortest) · 'lbe antl~ilarette group will Rnd some grounda lor putting 1 the bJama"' 011 DIUUil -·•·tng• ,.--..... .nu: Great Society II'OUJt\ wlll de- ·~ mand n1ore funds it»f beaUU!y· 1the ht•• d u15 511\fays, an the rest 01 U8l wUt codtJDue to the beHe! that the American right ~ · w . ,.N_dt ..-.•- o1·. happmess" nqulrilfl...- IU'•• .... :.t unJo the ~armaker Who would try to Improve the balatl<.oe and •"'-rei wftl' ore the safety Of hfa ~~ h.. moy.. ln.. lbe ...... 1. .. ~ . , ""1 . It wae .... .........'?'·mof4r lowartl i s..., Spotlight on Safety •• I .I orRRV' L 1ILJ! WORLD ~ Role • In Iron Era j:s:t~ II wbere years.heHebed hbeen at !II au, 40 years as e1... ) i ' ( [ 1. Known as a man on the meve BY DICK mOMAS Eli doesn't like the idea of reOnly a two-story brick buildlirement. Already be plans te Jng and a two-story white frame do something about it. His Ro~>o house remain to remind one of or the mayor reported be I! got~, role Gall!a County o n c e lng back to work •ext week as played in making Ohio the great 81 electrleiaD for another firm uidustrial stale it is tnday. one In Waverly. RETIRED, BUT WORKING - Mayor Ell Denison of Rutland retired March I but These structures constitute Ell started hts electrical car- won't remain Idle. Mayor longer than be enctly recalls, Denison worts bere on his oil the remains of what was onte eer with the Oblo Poiler Com- tractor but plana to return to bl.o tlectrician trade with a new firm in Waverly soon. Gal!ia Furnace, one of 69 charpany as a lineman in 1!!25. He coal blast furnaces in what was was promoted to line foremtm 17 and spending most of bls of age. land set off 10 aee the United known as the Hanging RoCk In 1928 and spent the next 26 bitch In the U. S. Navy on sta- "So far u my service rec- Slatea. Iron Region. yeara in that capacity. He wewt Uon with tha Brltisb Grand 'orda are concerned I am now It wu then he met hls wifeThe brick building once bousto work for OVEC In 1956. Fleet. 89," chuckled ElL 1&-be, In Hazard, Kentucky. Eli ed the· company offices of Gal· The Rutiand mayor is a mem- He quit achool whtie a junior Mr. Denison returned to WU- and Effie were married In 1923 lia Furnace but H Js now a her of the Rutiand American at WlikeavUie, fibbed to service kesv!Ue after completing bls and tlley ,.turned to Rutland store operated by Cecil Miller, Legion Po~t whe;e ~ Is rated offlci~ls about hls age and got bitch and graduated from bigb and took up residency there. at Gallta, on Rt. 233. On a bill the orgaDI•ation a finest ehef. by With lt. It was the manda- school. He then enrolled at Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Dennison have across lhe road Is the large . STONY SENTINEL 7"" Madison Furnace, on Jackson County Rd. Nil. 2, a~ut five He Is a veteran of WW I, bav- tory for persons enlisting t. University to become a leach- IWilallltS, Joe Of Middleport and the "d miles northeast of Oak H1ll, IS typical of the charcoal blast furnaces of the Hangmg Rock ing jolnecl at the tender age of WWJ that tbne to be 21 years er but 80011 '""···ed bl8 min.t Jim Rutland. . hou wh•te se, once re81 ence Region. Built in 1854, the furnace had • capacity of 15-tons. It is one of 17 of the 69 orl· · ........, ' of th• furnace lll8118ger, now gina! stacks stJll standing. These Stony Sentinels stand guard today over 1 region that • the home Of the Billy T. Starch- waa one of the nation's leading producen durin& the Civil War. er fam1ly. I Galtia Fumace waa built II , 1847 but today there's only a <;oaslnlcllon of the charcoal Region to be superior and the the latter constructed of m... hole In the hillslJ!e aerlloa fr9JII furnaces . ,continued until short· Southern Ohio Irons much bet. sive hand-bewn sandstone Miller's otore lo show !be Joca- ty after lbe Civil War ~ by Jer than the heat Engllah Iron. blocks, or In some cases, carvtlon of the furnace, wblch had the end or the era 45 had been Hanging Rock Iron acquired ed cllreeUy from aolld sand• capacity of 15-tons. The bulltJ. buDI OR tbe Obfo· .,ida of I b • such a reputation that the Brit- atone. The stacks were usually 1ng boualng !be "store was buDI river. Lewrence county had 151 ish government bougbl large between 35 and 40 feet high. in 1851 for company offices and., Jackson oounty II, Scioto coun. amount. . for "the manufacture The Inner portion where the supplies. ly Dine, VInton county six, Of military hardware during the Iron waa smelled was lined with The Hanging Rock lroJ1 Jle. llocklng coun!J1bree, and Gal- crimean War In lBM-56. fine-grained refractory sandglon Is a 25-30 mile-wide belt liD one. Not all of the Iron produced stone or fire brick. extA!nding from Logan ill. Hoek. .LEADING PRODUCER .in the region went into ortJ. Tremendous quetitles of wend lng "!UDly, Obio to Mt Slfvago Hanging Rock Iron Region nonce. It was also noted for Its needed to produce Iron were • In Carter county, Ky. · The produced charcoal from 1816 10 e•treme rust and corrosion re- major problem to the operators. .natpe, "Hanging \lOck." .Is tak· -1918 and during the Civil War sistant character and ill suita- From 5,1100 to 10,1100 acres of 'e• from a high sandstone' bluff was une of the leediug iron pr~ bility for the manufacturing of land were required to support a lew n1lles downriver from ducers of the natimi. Mucb of east iron wheels. the operation of a single ful'lllronton. There is still a small the Iron used In the armament In the vicinity of eacb fum. ace. To make one ton of pig village hy that same, 'bat cur- of thai day was produced In ace a rommunity of several Iron required 150 to '100 bushels TheNet~HDmeo/&lu!HerberaMclllll')"eF.,.,q lously enough, there waa aever the furnaces ot the region. hundred people arose where all of charcoal, 5,1100 )lll1lllds of ore, a ehareoal furnace there. The swamp Angel, famous the trades tor tending llld op- end a)lout 3011 pounds of limeThe first one to be. built In ·~· , Clvll War .cannon · used In t b e eraling the furnace• were foond. stone. Oblo· portion . Of the Ratalng siege or Charleston borbor, The towns themselves were The average furnace producRoct .Iron Region was t!Ju'·' Willi" cast at ~Ia Furnace, a \!(lmplete with a general store, ed from 11-12 tons of Iron per Furm1ee, In 1821, In Lawrence IJI;ton UDit, built _In 1833 In Law- church, school, graveyard and day for the duraUon of a blasl county, several .mDes north _of reaee county. '11le troa used to place of employment. Wages Since the period of the blast U&- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meln- mltl8"e !w lnformatlm. Como of a.ester. lllt 1 t1Jree. w, rHA ntl6l the village of Hanging Root; shealb the famous Umon Iron· were low and life was pr!JDI. ually did ool exceed n l n e lyre or Five . Polnta agd. tbelr mtlleemen DoaaJ4 Mtra, Gone l'tDill frame. llnletUre. · '11le first buill In the H811f" clad• Monitor II reported to Uve. · months, the yearly production four chUdren have dloved Into Yoll and Meudall JordaD reed- 'l'hll~tda~Jre flmliJ eom. hrlbw lafGrmallon recw6ln( Rock Iron Region, however; bave been east at Jeffmnn Good laborers made $10-$201averaged about 2,1100 te 3,1100 Meigs County have moved Into lly agreed 1 new 11ause was Ill' munltJ • mtadl!d - . are InC lbe FHA'1 nil Ill boml was Argellile Furnace, . a one: F'ilnlace, a 14-IOR unit ·buUI In ~ month and w"!" usually paid I tons per furnace. , a m~rn borne make possible cenlly needed by 111 lamlJy 81 pnod of•lbelr beule. Mr. balldbtf mt17 .~ oil' _I. , d by . lor. unl~ In 1118 Ia (lreenw 1854 just west of Oak Hl!I In 1r goods or scrtpt re-deemable Amanda Furnace, recenuy by a Joan from the · Farmers tbe old 01111 was '-7uatl 19- llld Jln.. llclittJrt llave tWo ......._.., ~~~~:~~ , =;~, :t~~ IWtlty, . Ky. The last furnace Jackson oo~nty. ' atl!le company store. Workers completed at Ashland, Ky .• Is Horne Administralioo. pair. eblldrei;,,lltt•hi&h tahool and II' 11 lbe blollt was GrantFurliBCO la IBIU. · Jolm .~her, an Engll•h usually lived In dtrl Roor cab- the largest blast furnace Ieday Mr. Mcintyre is currently Upon laverable -ldera- two 111 .... .:11oo1. u ., . ·. I Five Points Family of 6Moves in New FHA Financed Home I •._,- • By Robert Wingett J. E. (Eli) Denison, 1 man who enjoya being busy, much of the time serving his community, has been mayor cl Rutland in Meigs County more years than he exactly recalls. · Probably only old recorda would abow when Ell, u bls friends known him, waa aworn In to serve his first tera as mayor. Taking time out from doing 1 repair job on bls aging Allls-Cbalmer tractor one afternoon last week, Ell scralcbe4 his head in an honest effort to remember that year be first took o!Iice. He bad never before given it much thought And he couldn't come up with a certain date. I'm sorry, but I couldn't tell you tha year and ba IUI'I It waa rtgbt,"' ha admitted. Eli, however, ts cerlalll bls tenure is now nearing tbreo He succeeded George Prall 8ft mayor In tho earl7 1930's and bas held the post ever since except about two ;veara late in bis political career. •1 · Denison decided not to rua COMPANY HEADQUARTERS - Cecil Mlller's general store at Gallla, on Rt. 233, once housed the company of. lor th ejob In 1961, but Willi ap. 'ioes of the Gallia Furnace, built in !847, and also served as a general store for the little community wbic~ sprung pointed by council a couple of 'P after the construction of the furnace. The building abo ve was built about 1851. years later following the resignallo• of two person1 whe ill turn beeded the village gov..,._ ment and resigned. Ell hao never beeB oppoaed whea his name hat appeared the ballot. An electriclu by tra.de, Ell retired March I of this year from the Ohio Valley Electric Recalled I • ~· ..., .. _._ F. Maddy, OalllpotiJ, ·-~ ~ ·-· OJ m ""e, u ;..;: ~ !....1 WID Yoked the engineer'• llceliM. ease llllliJ timet wileD ' About !?ro w~k• alter tha Pittsburgh towboat ~ -~i Sam Brown'• nplostou, ID- '11le lnspeclorJ a1lo 111i111:1i1111 apector'o Clark and ThomaJ be. tbe Ranger ml !oantl llllfnPr gan 1 crackdown oo "flolatorl ~ Curtla ol Ploetonllle earo 011 lleambeata In the bnmedt- rylng unlawful •team. ate area. Tbe ·erewo of the Ranger and They caught engineer Char- Enterprise were lllll"Jl"ioed He Co• with tbe safety ftlve when Inspectors came out to on the Combine towboat Enter· their boats and boarded them prise weighted down and 25 In midriver ju3t aa they were pounds more sleam thaJI the going out of the mouth Of the Jaw permitted. Inspector TIJo. Kanawha river wltb toWII Ill mat ordered steam pressure re- coal. dueed and reset the valve. Soma rlverml!ft lauded 1ft. c,x claimed he was ordered spectora Oark and Thoma• le keep the safely valve weight- as two of the moat efllclent and ed down, bul the Inspector call- fearless lnspectorl In service ed H 1 poor excuse for an en- and commended them for their line« aa be could oot be com- efforla to enforce marine IDws. ,...._lftlt The Global Front a ·, ...• Dove Politicians ·are. in Minefields. PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VAf,L!:Y PUBUSHING COMPANY Chtster Tannehill. Exec. Editor Dwight Wethrrltal~. iUiWr Hobart Wil•on, Jr., Man. Editor • SUNDAY WHITE PAPER 1 Jt ha¢ a lfl.ton eapaelt)', and profes8fciMI ml~alagl~ che- ina althaUBII ,the manager may in the Ira! world and can pro. razing the btu&e formerly oe- t1oo by lhe "'11DDlii'M, .... more w~ located In JackSto eounly, mlal, 1tlftJJ. '•!(.'. \ ' ' ! .,. performed IIIJIDy expert., ()blo. Tho largest furnaces were meJtlB Oil Irons of aol1hem filii" . two ~jon units, Mooroe ~ ope :~ the .United states tel \ ~ 111c 1Ja.,...~ COjU]ly, buill In cle!etuilne tbelr value In · the lliJ, tiDd V~ -~ 1_llt ~klnll ot ord1J811C .. e. ~· lnund \'~ ~?·., .llq.. , · ~ ,a ,~ lbi fl"oalAi Rock 1 ··.~····)1 f. . ' ·! . baVf bed a · Jll!lrl elaborate b • of brick aild atone, arid preswnably, wood ftoora to 1'alk on: ·' . . ~ ~oe constsled ?' llD liutei'· .ll!tlDI ·~ . IIl outer wall, ' -(,. , ,... duC11 3,3:40 ~· of ptg Iron per day, whidl. ts abQut equal to a :;ear's .production of .the best dlarcoal fu~ces. Alll~a can Produ~ twice ., mlli!h ~ron 1n <Cotlti.n'!'d On Pill• U) , cupied by the family. It stands on th~ same Jot u tbelr aew dwelling. . '11le Mellis coumtlans, mueh m need of an adequate bome, wt!lll 1e the COWilJ FHA- plana 'l'ht Fn a-Ibao' Mwnllt. m ~ and 1 cwt 'lllimlle rw lilt 1r1t1oa, tJmA, it ulllwl · • 10 ~Ill' new boml weze obtained. llllt• tiillllidloa · lllld Jac. 'l1le t:IIWI\Y aupervlaor "' e1we 1o1u1 u •llamea ltl vifwed ad lplll'VIIed anu 11 ....Iaiiie tat. IBtl elli"i 1,. . p.laas llld the dweiJbC- -~llrml. n..nn•nlll _.., . . . lJll M1cte4 bJ !llllla 'D"'lltr JOIIR'•"!!I • "rrral" 111111r a. oa. ~ = '• l ,. 1' ... ' ··'\~ : -i ·• •1111 �.. . . . . . . _ . .-·.~ .. . . ·--"" '" -··· " '" ·-·· ··~ . - -- ..... -\ ·, ~Gallia Defeats Kyger . Creek 6-2 • Ill ·' f , ' .. e I' .. .•,,' ··' Baseball Opener r ' f .... Pomeroy Thumps Ripley in Track Opener, 69 to 55 er tP), llrat, Tycertt (It), ond, Porter iP), third·. - ~;t, 1U RACI! - Par&llll! (&-. first ; Stanky (P), second, and .Necldeo (r·, !bird. - ~:21.2. • ·illlll:-'l~!' 811~ In (.,, • ._,\'JI!J)'Ill!l·' (R), tblrd. - (•:1:"" . ··lliiLE PLA'i--' llj!IJI . . In ~:•.•· , The Ppmeroy Purple Panth· lsquld wa• erganized In . the Ifirst, Porter (P), second, a..r 1and Michaels tP), tblrd - l9 , ~ R), Sorgent !P), second, and •tP), third. - 5:30.8. · .ers ·tr.ack squad .deftated viSit· spring. of 196.1 by Coach B1ckel. Neckles <R), third. tt ft., 10 ln. 111., I ln. · Stanley (P i, third. - 19:3. , 8811 RELAY - Pomeroy won mg R1piey 69-55 m. a dual meet I '!!suits . I SHOT PUT- Jell Gibbs, (P) . POLE VAULT _ BUI Eng· Ito YD. DASH _ R~ider tRI, 1in 1:41.6. , Friday afternoon JD Pnmeroy. li,IGR JUMP -Bennett Roush faat, _CarSOII Crow (P), second! , first ; Brick\., IP' . second. and , 1 Coach 15UO tsJCKers crew tYJ"Hrst, :sunn tti.J secono anu l:IIIIU .... ~-.:".-;~:::=-~ ~!':. ; ,: ..ntrd- S6 11ah (P), first: Hartley (R ·1Don Swisher (P' 'third _ 10 .8 : ~~ !!:..C!:: !!!!! ~!~• ~P~ , earned 'the victory in lts flrat Bill Nease IP), third - 5 ft., fl., 5 in. ' secoll4 and Jack Slanley !P), • ' · · · first: Freshour !Rl, second and I outing of the new ~eason. The 7 in. BROAD JUMP - Brfckles, third, - a ft., 4 in. ' MILE- Jerry Well !P), first, Roush (Pl, third. - S9:8. 1 first Pomeroy Panther · track \ DISCUS - ~·reshour, tR), ' (Pi, flrot; Judie (R), second, lit IDGB B\JRDLII8 -Stinn l Waybright (R ), second, and Lee ' 110 LOW HURDLES- Swish- ~ i Proud Celtics Eliminate Royals, Face 76ers Today ~v The Sunday Tlmes-Sentlne\ Sunday; April 3, 1888 Topple Reds 'B' 4-l for 13th Win . J.. ' Jaster Shines1 C3rds Top Bosox; Twins Nip Braves . I I TAMPA. Ia. (UP[) - C.n· lfor Chicago, went to Tom•mYI ~live lOth inning .,_... di Pp y0 N ( 'llir:;; . .' •I I ' :1 :J dge 0 'al W' d n up ~ 209: °,.... :!':n:~-::Jw!':.!etu:e:! !:m:"r:~·~l~h~h an 'ilplnlton rranchlet :.:I NB.4 SwndlnJI 'f"! · ~--· ·-- -··. TV . USED UNITS IN STOCK el964 HONDA SUPER HAWK · el965 HONDA CA 95 . , · RAWLINGS HONDA SALES EASTEll ~ MENS SUITS e e M"dd}eport H" h sCh00}cagers Honor . . ed a·t Ass.embly. ,.,, ~-- ~ ~::.~ ~~c~~~!TTAMotor Scooter ' !t FOR EASTER! Bnddy Moore, hest foul shooting; Bill (Spider) Davis, top rebounder; Gary Stobart, molt valuable plf.yer •D( . It led by angry rarn:ers In west- lly Uattecl PrOII !lltoraat\onal , At three under par 210 wer~ ' George sauer, best defensive player. '.< . I With Each New Purchan . ~ t~e~~~~:~~~le~r~~~d:~· l right, IJ'IIIted. , ent Penmylvonl•. Easttrn Division . Arnold Palmer, Dave Marr. AI : The Braves are scheduled to 1 . Semi-Finals Besse\ink, Bol> Goalhv .Julius } }CJ l thll Pittsburgh Plfates mlYARD'S FORCE (Beat-<~f·Fivel Boroo and George Archer. ;:,) . A~=~ n111ht of April 12. ·1 Present strength of Sutland w L Middleport High school 's 1Dennis Boggs, Tom Hoffrtr, Coach Wolfe pl€sented tha Stobart. · ~ Leag111 attornett Yard's police I& about 1111110 x-Boston 3 2 li'UIICO 1965-66 i)asketbai\ team and Randy Becker, Ricky Van Mal- l varsity letlorB to Gary Stobart, Wolfe tlpressed hi> l~pre~ICarroll end Bow~ Kuluf covering the London MelrOPoli: Cincinnati 2 J Our word fiasco for a ridicu-' cheerleaders were honored dur- er, Reger Pickens, Sherman Buddy Moore, John Conning• aUon to Uta boya lor their de requested a minimum of 30 ·ian district ol eight million •.CIInc.•ed serleo lous failure comes from the ! ing an assembly at the school I Mills, and Pat Mullen. Mr. ham, Pat Edwards, Blll Davis, cation, w!'leh resulted IJt 1 be~ for the riling of br~r.. ~lion In an area of about _ _ Venetian giassmak~rs. If, In ' Thursday. Wolfe congralulated the sev· Wayne Davis, Asa Bradbury, ter ....,n, ~l!flany opeedier eonclu&ion popu uare miles accll'din to WooteN Division Final• blowing, the slighte.t !law was~ enth grade squad for their fine George Sauer, Jim Butchli', Dee Slaven eamed tho oen· lenllby trial would be a : ~"""ciopaedla Britannfca. <Best-el&vea) detected, <he bottle was turned Carl ·Wolfe, basketball coach,i record. They loot only two Mark Tannehill, and managers tor medal aw.ard lor ehft!t'l .. dol the~r 4ut ,process. ,_, w L, to s common nask called a fi· presented .Jumor high basket· games. Gene Stel'henson, John Evaltll, lnf.,Marilyn Stumbo and s~,an trlal testimony tooll 28 , all certificates to the followand Tom Baker. MorriS rtCilved a letter and 2· 1 0· asco. ,,.,,.1 _ exhiblll illd re.timoIn rallroadlnf, the llrlll at· Los tngelea _ ing eighth grade players; Lee , Ronald Pine, coach, pre1ent· yNr bar, alld Nancy Harris al]tl 11111 0 11 about 1,71111 pagea. Rlcb· tempt at night ill~lnatlon , St. ou~tda ,1 Rnults CRII8SED CONTINENT 1Floyd , .Jerry Stobart. AI a n ed the reserve letters lo: Char· Wolle aJso pr1!8011ted lndlvid· Lc)ls . S.~tr received lreobPeppey, head of I he was a crude step taken by an Boston tl2 cincinnati 103 Dr. VIvian Fuchs. British ex· I Cunningham, John Tannehill, lea Holcomb, Jim Bartlett. Ken \ ual trophies. Top rebou.ndlog man lettm. . wblcjl ~ the tr~lp~ engineer wbo ~ ~ Los Angelea 129 St. Loulo Ul6 plorer, completed his 2,lSO·mlle ! Pat . Ar<her, Dennis Hackett, Russell, ROier Leffingwell. trophy went to Bill Davia, Prllll!ip<il Wllll~m Russoll, be lhouahl "a world no- flatcar to the nt o the ' I I push across <the Antnrctlc con-I llox>e Walter, Marcus Fowler, Steve Pullen, 8111 Swan, J i mIbest defensive trophy ill Georp wl!o Pl"eslded, expresaed ) hi~ was made by the ;m. motive. He OOYered caro~ l Win or the hummingbird tinen·t in Murch, l!!.'i8. His ex- and ma"ager Kevin DnJiey. Conde. Jell Boggs, Jerry Dav- Sauer, best foul &hooter tro- ~ppreelaUIJII to Miss Carola lltllllber of ...,.. OVII' lloor wltb...!k:h~~.la;er bon-' mov• gst a rate of 65 btata to podltloo was the firet to make Seventh grade: .John Kloes. OIIPOrt. Keith Prenrh. and man- I phy to Buddy Moore, nlld moat e¢!!'11\ lor her line ~ ' ' 1 1 . _,.raUYtiJ abort periDd sand "' "" ...._:~ •'P 1 1tha 8 nd. 1 tht trip IJim Wildermuth DiU Henlller,l•&•r Harold pJihllooL lvatullble ,Jtiayer troplly to Girl' cheerlea~ advilor. 1 IOCil fl! tilDe. flit ol piJit JUMO, • , . ' -....-·- ... - .,.. ,, . ·' FREE Line Scores medn :"' • e!iCUiy df · LEFT REAR VIEW MIRROR i 1 tocm w::!llll' FULL TANK OF GAS r BEST "3 I• . g. Dav ••• 1966HONDA Kentucky F'ISherman Has success Ill Me1gs' pond D II B T PIay T k cY.W....._ :!': U•lted Prell llll!"rnauonal ping the St. Louis Hawks, 121· Red Auerbach has smoked a 1116. Jo• of victory cigars in 6is day. !he proud but aging Celtics, But It's 1loubllul if any of who were dethroned by..Phi· COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio 1ame that Hayes made famous · ·· 'm were as satiBfymg as the iade\phlB as Eastern . DIVISIOn State'~ football team · G}>ena at Ohio State. one Boston Mayo~ John Golhns regu\8r season champ•ons, 00." sprlnl ·~ractlce Monday with the The lluckeyea have 12 regur"sonal\y ht Fr1day n•ght m w•ll meet the 76"' '" search for a good, hard-running lar,a ~urning among 23 letterthe bedlam at Boston · Gardens Philadelphia Sunday In the quarterback Coach Woody men from 1 t Bt· , 90 second• left in the opener of a. bf!st-of-sev•n series. Hayes' IDP order of buslneS9. the h8 1~s ~e~. ~one o. gnme. The Celhcs, who reruaed to .. · , m, . ac o 1n, 1s • ·\uerbach's Boston · Celtlcs be counted out even when they Hayes hopes to .Uilcovot 1 playing balebalt this spring. climaxed a remarkable come-, felt behind Cincinnati 2-1 In the quarterback and mllhe saps in Hayes wUI be aure to get • ~nck effort by downing the playoff series, kept alive their many other holea Jell by gradu- ~oodhmel~k ~~~ line thcrop of 1' Cincinnati Royals 11Z.l03 to win hOpes of havms Auerbach bow ation during 20 workouts thla rt~ n, c e best 1 iJ h·• best~f.five semt·ftna1 series out as a winner when he , spring. Tbe veteran Buckeye ye~rllng crop in many years at :1-2 and move Into the finals of coincides his brilliant NB 1coach. beginning his 16tb ,.., OhiO Sla,te. . . Ihe Eastern Division playoffs of coaching career to st•p into tile son at Ohio State, may not do From the freshmen wUI have ! EARLY spring fiBhmg paid off at Forked Run Stato lhe National Basketball Associa-l fronl office at the end of the better than his '-l reeord In the 1 come the pla 7era to fUI the Park for Bill Salyers, above, who diSplays h1s catch for . lion. . playoffs. I Big Ten last flrll but he wants vacanciea erea~ by gradua· the cameraman. In the opening game of the ABoth the Ceitlcs and t h e18 champio.,hip badly this lime Uon ol such standoula as lull. we!!Orn Division finals In Los Lekers called on reserve i around. back Will Sando,, linebackers Within the next two weeks, we will hevli'' ,: Angeles, the Los A~g'>)ea strength to get their Friday ' Woody also wants a running lk~ Kelley and Tom BUiel and akers took a 1.0 lead 1n the nlgbt V>Ctorles. quarterback something he has m1ddle guard Bill Ridder. Gone 40 New Honda Motorcycles in stock. All' best-o~·seven mie~ by whit> The Hawks came up against no~ had In 'the past lew cam- from the offense are Tom Bar. lbe Lakers at the l,.os Angeles palgns. Don Unverfertb's stronc ringtoo, end Grec Lashutka, colors, all sizes, ell models - from the 200 rfh Sj)p)"la Al'l!na after beaung right arm wao too good to be guard Ted Andrick and tackle . . . ree uefS Qaltimore three strllight in the n tb ld iln th pat lllr Dick Anderson. Bill Salyers of Flatwoods, Ky. VISit. mile per gallon 50 cc to the wlld -450 CIC 0 Western Division semifinals. e s e es e •. ee With Rein absent during Ihad another succe.,ful trip to I Two year! ago, Bill took a 'ct Jnc}udm' Jerry W0$1 was top man for ye~rs, b;! the Da:,::•b ~:gnat- spring drilla the backfield will Forked Run Lake State Park at Largemouth bass we1ghmg 91 engine available. SI ~ the Lakers . with 28 points. but ca er ~e m~ r•n a . be entirel ~ew with onl last Reedsville, recently. pounds, H... ounces from the reserves Bob Boozer and Jim Certam to get the longesllook y Y I He took 40 pounds 14 ounces lake which was second larg. ·King combmed . and of Largemouth and• Kentucky est bass taken m . the State of ' for 34 points as a candidate to fill Unve r· year's W Msub! . d'Paul Hudson h . C) .J tam b er aiD when they were needed. fert~·· old poBition io awarlhy es e>ner log s OWing any Spotted bass in • three • day Ohio for that year. The Lakers and Hawks play Arme Fontes of Canton, • top game experience. --1 Shown in the picture are ~ ond .. the second game of their best- quarterback replacement as a Freshman baU~acks _expec~ pound, 12 ounces, 6 pound, 3: PHILedADELPHIA h(UPnli buAn of-seven series--again at the sophomore in 196S. Fonte•' lop to maRkeda 'showthmgf tch" sprmg a aS, f0W0S ounces, 6 pound . 5 pound, 4 unwant VISitor, t e .u g, Sports Arena Sunday night. attribute is being 1 strong run- were u Y m1 o l~cmnati, ounces, and 8 3 pound 1 ounce ; threatened to be In a~tendan~e The Celtlcs used a new one· ner. Leroy Peyton of Loram, Jay large,mouth bass. All were : today when the Phl\adelph>a two punch- Sam Jones and But he may have some com- Bumback of Dayton, &t Bender 0 Uf ey' , taken oo live night crawlers. i 76ers . and the Boston Cel11cs promoted substitute John Havli- petitm from other hopeful~ of Akron, Glen Hodoe of Ober· : m.,.t m the opener of the aek-to blow !he game Wide among them Toledo Freshman lin and Jack Yager of Cbllli· G BENEFIT G~MES Nalional Basketball Associa- open agamst the Royals to the Gerry Ehrsam and Ludlow cothe. ame 00 Th ' ' b ~~1 • - k tb II • . !!.3S ' ~t' Soutll~ tern D'tVISIOR · · f'ma Is. • I ree • • ' I JOn delight of an overflow crowd at r~aII s sophomore BHI Logan. Ha yes may no I have to Iook I . hene d led 11 th A 0 f th th d far to d1scover a big fullback , games are sc e 0 a The 76ers announced Satur- e Boston Garden. ny roe coul return · . I DALLAS tUPII Tl e Dallas 1 western H1gh School 's sym on • d:!v that three players, includ· Jo~es had 34 points and the Buckeyes to the runnmg candidate. Arn?ng the yeari.:'lgs Cowboys . ~Ill oc~ up; t w o' Tuesday begmnmg at 7 p. m. inti slar Wilt Chambe'rlaln, Hav!lcek racked 23. They offse! • • • ~~e J;:~en::~:f ~~·tsC~~~~ unioue positions in the 1966 1The SW gtrls wJH battle the wn e SICk but . were scheduled u Cme game by the Royals Exhibition field' AI w b Da top Na!JOnal Footb'all League sched· l Hannan Trace girlS at 7. Second to be in uniform for today's O~ar Rober~s, who was high ' e er o y n I ule tilt pits the SW faculty agamst 'i . pomt man With 37. Terry Ervin of Wellston, the F·. t th t f the NFL / the HT facully. and Jhe mght· g.1me. latter a 2.10-pounder 1rs , e res o , , 4 speed, windshield, mirrors, turn sicnala, met. I St will open the s~ a son without the 1cap ).uts the S\\ Alumm agamst alflake red seat, electric starter, seat rail. Sharp A club spokesman said . Col··-L • an ngs Commg back WJWUS IS . .as regulars on cow boys, who w1'II be 51'II'mg on . the sw sen lOTS · 111e oIren!lve Chamberlain took sick last lme are cenler the sidelines with a "bye." [' ----and Hot 1 Thursday and was sent to his Ray Pryor, guard Btl\ Eachus, Secon d th e Cow boys - an d I POSTPONE!l By Unlted Pres!l JnteraatioDBI lacki e Mike Cu rrent and end Cl I d' B home in New York where he A 'II b The Kvger Creek athletic fOVe Of NATION B'll A d j · 1 eve an rowns WI was under the care of a private AL LEAGUE ' n ers a ong with etter· . 1 d . h Th k . e · boosters ·meeting scheduled for 4 speed, electric start, 1300 miles on this. Sharp .. Teamma les Cb et TEAM W L man Laddie Burgin mvo ve m a orne an sgJV-1 . h h •I phys1c1an. ing Day game starting at 5 P- 1Monday mg I as Ll"':1i:;n cance · white bike. walker and Gerry Wood were AB Franchise New York .... ....... . 13 6 Pick H1mes, a 2SO-pound de- , m. CST ,6 p. m. EST! 88 the led. The Boosters will meet at placed under the care of club Sl. Louis .... . ..... .. 14 7dens1ve end Jas~ fall, was ex- !second part of a holiday doub-:7:30 p. m. Monda y April II at Be "One Of The Nicest People" d<wton. GRANO San Francisco .. .• . , ·, 12 8 ~ted to be swttched to offen-· leheader ror television aud i- • Kyger Creek High School. RAPIDS. Mich. I Pittsburgh . .. ... , .. . 12 3 s1ve tackle, leaving the BliCk· ences. San Francisco and Cqme On Down To ..•• The 76ers have engaged in IUPI) - Tentative approval [ Houston .. .. . .. .. . . . .. 11 10 eyes. pretty well set on the of· Detroit will be involved in the I WINNER BY , FOUL bitter struggles with the Celtics was given Saturday by I he / Atlanta ...... ..... , .. . 9 10 feiiBJVe !me, , first half of the double bill al , HALLA NDALE, !Ia. IUPI\- : throughout the years and are North American Basketball Chicago 9 l3 i Only tackle Gary Miller and !1 :3(1 a. m. CST 112 , 30 p. m. IWilliamslon K1d , an 80·1 he! seekmg to avenge a narrow loss League ~or franchises in Col_um- PhiladeJphj~ " .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' .' ." 1 12 i end Jun Baas return as regu- EST). who flm shed s~cond by a neck,: to Boston in the last game of bus, OhiO, and . ~nslng, M1ch., Cincinnati .. .. .. . .. ... 8 14 Iars on the defensive line, but The bye bee arm necessary 1was na med :-vmner of th~ Middleport, 0. the best or seven Eastern finals League CommiSSioner Robert Los Angeles 6 12 substitutes Robbie Johnson ond because of lhe addition of the $123,400 Plonda Derby at last year. Todish said: · ·· · · · · · · ·· Kim Anderson at linebacker Atlanta Falcons as the !Sth Gulfstream Park Saturday oo a Open Every Evening 11118:00 The 76ers finished the regular TodiSh S81d the franchise was AMERICAN LEAGUE could help along with tackle team, leaving one team idle foul. He paid h>s supporters s•ason in first place In the awarded to Columbo.~ stockbrok- TEAM W L Don Dwyer. each of the 15 weeks of the $163.60 lor a $2 wager. = ---= ==-=F..1~1ern Division ~nd were idle :ee~~ug :~tc~=~g.ue'~u~~~~ :~ Chicago ......... .. .. ... 11 6' The defensive backrield should schedule. Dallas happened to' ;-====== :=::::=::=::::=:============~=~==~ wh1le the CeltJcs and the negot>atJon . . for player, - • sha pe WI'th tb e re· ' draw th e s epl. ll from Detr•'t • 1 ...... .. .. .. .... · 13 7'1 he 1'n •~ opening 1 . Hoyals battled It oul. lh t 1b , California . . .. .. .. .. .. . t4 8 turn of Butch Walden. John Fill, weekend bye and will play its The 76ers .held. a 11-4 edge The e presen u s. new c expansion Todish New y or k . .. .. .. .. .. 10 10 ISlan HamIIn, J ohn McCoy an d r·ll'llt game at home Sepl. over the Celt1cs lD the regular said J&Ve the leag~e eight Minnesota ........ .... , 12 11 Tom Portsmouth. against New York. season as they k~ocked Buston tea~s. Six will be in Michigan, Kansas City .. .. .. .. .. 11 101 Scheduled to fill in the gaps rro_m the f1rst place berth they plus Chicago and Columbus. Baltimore ...... , ... , .. 9 10· were freshmen tackles Dave At Sarasota: enjoyed lor years. The league plays once a Cleveland .. .. . •. .. .. .. 7 13 i Poley, a 250-pound AII-Ohioan 1Detroit 000 020 030- s 9 2 W sb' t • 13 !rom Cincinnati, Rufus Mayes, I Cbicago (Ai 023 001 Olx- 7 9 k II S wee , usua yon undays, and a mgon .. .. ...... . ' averages 3,000 attendance. Boston 5 17 21G-pounds from Toledo, and Monbouquette, Navarro "We hope eventually to ex· FRIDAY'S RESULTS Bill Urbanic, 220 pounds from ' and Freehan: John. Piza..+., :l 17), pand into a league with south· ' Boslon 7 Atlanta 1 Pennsylvania. Locker (SJ and Marlin. 1 1lne Scores eal ern and northern divisions, and ~ St. Louis-7 Detroit e Other top frosh_linemen pros-• WP - John. LP - Monbou8y un•tcd Pre" .'lleraallonal a\~ to obtain • hookup with the , Minn ..ota 10 Cinclnnali ! pects include guards Vic Stotlle.l queUe HH - Horton. I THOMAS CLOTHIERS FEATURES AI St. Pet-ersburg. NatiOnal Basketball Association, Cleveland 13 San Francisco 3 myer and Ron Coleman, line- I At Orlando: 000 1111111110- I 8 Olas farm clubs," he said . i California 5 Chicago (NI o backers John Muhlbach. Mark Ito iaaie1• i FAMOUS BRAND NAMES IN •.• R·,ston. S~ '.oUJS IOO 100 OIX - 3 7 2 He added that the Bailie i Kansas Cily 4 Houston 0 and Jules DiFederico and , Atlanta 200 003 002 0 - 7 11 3, Stephenson, Magrini (6), Cr~ek, Mich., team already had J New York (N) 4 Chicago Ia) Bill DeRoss, Steve Fejes. I Minnesota 11110 033 100 1- 8 12 4! Brandon .81 and Ryan, Till- a tentative working agree. 1Philadelphia 7 BaiUmore ~ . NiCk Roman, Bob Smith and Lemaster. Farley 161, Hippaul man (7 1, Jaster, Wondeshtck mem" with the St. Louis , Pittsburgh 7 New York (A I 3· John Sobolewski. 18; and Torre, Clark 161: Mer-· ...) •B) ond Corrales. WP - Jaa- Hawk•. (ll innin s) By the time the May 7 spring ritt, Whitby t51. Klippstein Ill, let. LP - Stephenson. g_ __ rolls around, Hayes may Fosnow (» and Battey. Helms, Foy and SATURDAY'S RESULTS completed.. quite a lew I Fos.now. LP- Hippaur. HRS _ , At PotnpaDO Beack: f u Wh b k AND AFTER Philadelphia 002 01111 0111-- 3 a l Murcer Top Rookie8 Sl. Loois 3 Boston 1 0 poll ons. It y, Men e, Allison. Woshingtor 01111 000 100- 1 6 3 NEW YORK IUPI) '-Philadeipbla 3 Was~mgton .1 • Culp, Knowles (61. Jenkin! baseman Tom11y Helms oi fin- New York 4 (N) CJncumatJ BOTANY "500" <Bi and Uecker, Dalrymple CJnnatl, Boston third baseman 1 . 1 16J : Richert, Ridzik (7) and Joe Foy and New York Van· Ka~oas CJty 5 Houston 4 GRIFFON OrSino. WP - Culp. LPibortstop Bobby Murcer C~•cago .(A ) 7 DelrOJl 5 been selected the Mmnesota 8 Atlanta 7 (10 e1 ePALM BEACH r · "· leagua's top rookies lor t~ lngs) At Tampa: United Pr<sa International's pa- California 3 Cblcago (N) 2 eSEWELL (10 innings) nel of baseball experts. New York (N) IIIII 11110 000 3 _ Helms •lot seven of the 2f DODGERS WIN · "Noilhing Succeeds Like The 4 8 votes caat to 1a1n first year MESA, AriZ. IUPI) Clncinnali "B" 11111 000 000 0 honors In tba National League ger rookie righthander Don look of Success" over Houston~& Sonny Jackson, ton celebrated hit 21st 14 For you men who are accustomed to tile Selmh Bearnartb (!) who was namld 011 four ballots. Saturday by balding be•t of everything, only a famous brand orland 181 and canniwr~ The UPI .board couldn't sepa. I to one. run Ill fi>t> suit from Thomas Clothiers wiD do. . . . ' rate Foy and Murcer, each logs and 1alrunc credit lor Here's why: our fit cannot be beat and ~.:f B~~~h. A;~go:._ ~=Ia~ whom picked ,up seven votes. &-3 ~xhlbtUon wla before the fabrics are the finest you'll find any· LP _ Osteen near-capacity crowd of 4,210. where. We feature ali wool, dacron and . · SCORES FIJIST WIN The Dod«era aloo eel~~~:: I W!lQI, and ~phyr weights. Wlu!o you NEW YORK tUPII -Roaer the . . arrival of Sandy Rich, deep shading, created by Flor.heim At Daytona Beatk: . W. WOson'o R. .Tbomas, strlk· and Don Drysdale, who wear' a suit from Thomas Clothiers you · to add new zest to all your olive-toned Kansat C1ty 400 000 Olll--5 7 I log with · s]lftd· in tbe ·stretch, to work Immediately anc( pltcl~ol wear the befit. apparel. WMtherod Moss-a m11•t color Houston 000 11112 on.,. 4 7 scored a II> lengtb victory a1 ed batting practice each lt ·, •. . Hunter, Joyce (I) Aker Aqueduct Saturday In · the 15 mlnultl, tile cel~bratecl for the truly complete wardrobe. and Roof; Bruce and Heath, f57 000 Westc~ester te Wedne:s-.1 ,, B~teman (1). WP - Hunter: w-" tl!e lint ':da s · \1 ,. lor the 5-year-ald Y · Nadir, wllo .w~s ,Pllmed hiJ owner'l lOlL ' ' b,. Le Signal · Caller Sought at OSU 71. 30th Masters Opens Thursday Q art f• I 196~7 1 On A ... -----""!'1 1 April 3, w''" doubles John, wbo worked tile first ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. old southpaw eompetlng lor a Choo Choo Coleman and innings on a yl<!ld of two hits. (UP!) - Larry .,Jaoter, who starting berth, scattered six ~llCk Hiller plus a home run BUI Monbouquelle took the lost. pitched three straight victories lilts and yielded only one run. Lou K\imchock brokt a H , Chicago scored five runs off lor St. Louis alter he came up He walked none In seven · ·e and gave the New York Monbouquette In tbe second last September, went seven lnolog• and bas Issued just five ets Var!lty a 4-1 win over the ' third Innings and never lost the strons Innings Saturday as tbe paoses lA 26 lllnlnp, He has Cl~ati Reds "B" team Sat- 1lead. J. C. Marlin bad twe Cardinals gained their al%tb allowed only loor earnea runs. llrdl!t. l producing singles in the nine • straight victory, a S.1 triumph Cbarley Smith drove in two ; Tile victory gave the Mets a · hit While Sox ~ttaclt. over the Boston Red Sox. runs lor the red-bot Redbirds, S-6-1 record f•r \he spring Wilb• Horton s second homer Jaster, a strapplna 22-year· who have won 11 out of 12 and IIIPnred to their 12·15 record of the spring llelped rout Pizar., 14 of 18 since they lost their asr year. ~ _durin? a t.ltree run ~ighth first three exbibltlon gam•s. Aft-er Dick Selma gave up a mmng T1ger rally. Gallipolis Smith sln&led and tripled. lrst Inning run on a single by !Au Brock's single, his ' ' us Gil, two walks and a sac- ~ All-Stan seventh stole~ base of the IIi&! fly by Charley James. the ToHostMHS · NEW UNIFORMS - Attired in new Uniforms, the 1966 Gallia A£ademy High School baseball squad Is shown here sprtng, Julian Javier's aacrlfice eds were held in check t h e ,. . .. . prior to Friday's opener against Kyger Creek. First row, I to r are: Coach Cliff Wilson, Louie Bush, Keith Haner, Phil bunt and Cart Flood's IIICrlfice r of the way by Sel!l1ll, Lar· Cremeens, Pete Anderson, Gilbert Milliron, Ron Jar.ey, Danny Gilmore, Larry Mitchell and !.like Northup. fly scored the first run ' for ·the Bearnarlh and Darrell Suth· lnGoHMatch row, 1 to r, are: Jame• Willlams, Ric~y Mosley, Danny Cook, Terry Fellure, Barry Haddix, Tom Meadows, Fred !ani!. Cards. nette, Tommy Spencer, Dave Johnson, Bob Haner, and Jerry Turner, as,lstant coach. , The Meta scored their firs t Carl Yastrzemskt drove In . tun off Gerry Arrigo in the Coscb Jobn Milhoan's deland· Boslon's nm with · loutth· tiurd on slng'tes by Ken Boy.r : lllji SEO Dl!trlct and SEOAL inn\J1l! double. lmd Roo Swoboda followed by champion Blue DevU golf squad -peon Jones' sacrifice fly. Dar· 'I I will host Middleport's Yellow ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) _ tell Ostenn, who held the Mets , on GallaltJ>O.Ii>p.mllnks Outfielder Rk:t CtriY dropped hitless from the sixth through , AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) of this week's famed Palmer, defending champion stretch of lour rounds. Th • ar~ 1 ny ball oil the bat of Frank e ninth, was the victim of the . 1. / I / . Doug sanders and Gay golf tournament. Jack Nicklaus and South Palmer, winner of ' lng gule••• by Nolan P. Swaek- Quilici In the lOtH inning Oth inning uprising. I: have issued a warning to The 30th Masters, with a rich African Gary Player, only Masters in 1~2 and ""' Saturd bi••• th Mlnneso 1 POMPANO BEACH, F Ia. "Big Three" to be on of more than $Cl0,000 foreigner ever to win hero. Nichlaus, wbo won in 1963 hamer .,ala this spring. Way· ay ena ... e · · a first prize tbat includes They bave made the Masters ••ain last year with a ne Davi1, Pat Edwards • D d Ia Twins to defeat the Allan Ia UPI) - The Phllactelphia PhD· gua rd-th ey have their eyes -. nd Sam Clatworthy are expected Braves 8-7. les tool< advantage of three ["Every oece ia 1 wbUo 1 green coat that goes to as well ao that coveted their personal playground for 17 ·under· par 271; a to lead tbe Jackets attack. Carty's error, which camo asbioglon errors Saturday to tile lllle to belt Ole begins Thursday at the the past six years. who won in 19111, all Insist Caach Milhoan's outfit was wltb two out, allowed. Joe feat the Senators 3-1 in an our bom~all4.fleld Augusta Nadonal. . . will be In peak form here. N k t e th n• lhlbltlon game. By habit the trHavorites are Sanders, leading money wmhard•pressed In beaUng t h e osse 0 scor e wmm • Two of the Phlllies' r 0 n 1 lour • tim~ champion Arnold ner and only double winner so However, the "Big Jackel& in their 196S opener at I'UI). ere unearned. The Senators Mrs. King - - lar this year, and Brewer, who hasn't been playing at Middleport. The g~me waa a see • saw eft 12 men on base, helped wit~ SI'kes Grabs has won twice as many Sanders • Brewer pace so Ga!Upolis' top four, accord· batt~· WI: ~me.;:'ns ~·~~;;.; long as three Philadelphia pit· tournameniS <lour) as anyone !hill year. inS to final pre-season rounds, ·~ •mp~ n P · . 1 hers illsued 10 walks. Advances to else in the past six months, feel Palmer did get on to a Include Cbip Janes, Cbris Rod- Bill. Whitby, the second of four Cookie Rojas belted a triple . they're ready to break the "Big start, winning the Los erick, Tom McCarty and Tom Twms hurlers, hamme~ed a nd double for the winners Greensboro Three" grip on the Masters' Open and forcing Sander. Folden. Number five and six ~ree ·.rtlll homer In the fifth to · title. a sudden death playoff in sloll are owned by Jerry g~ve Mmneso~ a 4-3 lead but TIMBER SPLITI'ERS Personal Duel Bob Hope Desert Classic. Shrader and Bruei! Harreld. shortstop DeniS Menke put the SARASOTA, Fla. (UP!) - · ll ef ma S G & J Auto clinched the loB~ db Th~ 32 • year • old Sanders although he'& second In six rounds (M boles) Braves back in the lead with a he Chicago While Sox overhall lead Wlth JUSt one w~ a ne and the 34 • year . old Brewer money winner with Ibis Ia bow the Blue Devils two . run blast in tbe sixth. ame three errors by lhlrd IJaae. JOHANNESBURG, South ~ ~a:..~·~~! :y have been waging a fierce pee- Palmer passed up the wound up in pre-season drills: After the Twins rallied lor an Don .Buford and another rica (UPI) - Billie ean a Mur Houdasbelt led the ! sonal duel. Brewer beat Sand· Ia and Jacksonville Opens and Cbip Janes, 223; Chris Roder- tbree m the bottom of tbe sixth Y shorts~ Ron Hansen Satur- lilt King of Long Besch, Calif., ~·~· fi~e wltb a !92-5!.1 ser· GREENSB,ORO, N. C. (UPI) ers in a playoff in the Seattle barely made tbe money in ick, 224; Tom McCarty, 227 Bob Aihson tied the scoro at H ay as th .y hung on lor a 7 . 5 seeded third here, tdvanced D Stidham for Bur· - R. H. Sikes came '" With a Open, won the Pensacola Open Citrus Open. and Tom Folden, 229. Shrader m tbe seventh With his first tbltlon VICtory over the De· the quarter-final round of the ~ ...~d ~ 192-521. 68 Saturday for an Ol•ht·un· after Sanders was disqualified Ill The Mo1 ey and Harreld recorded 1 237. homer ol the spring. It South Afrlean tennis scuse Ball Park stayed in der·par total of 2011 and a one for failing to •IBn his score. Nicklaus, wbo staged Others who tried out for tbe Th~ Twins cut their roster by Boll er, one of I h ships Saturday when she theSyrrunner-u I witb a 6 stroke lead after three rounds card and flniBhed a stroke be· extended exhibition series GAHS golf team Ibis year were sendmg live men to tbelr mmor alnstays of the CbJcago bull· IJean Forbeo of South Africa, win Jerspolia Y Corner. of the $11111.000 Greater Greens· hind the winning Sallliers in the Player In South Africa, Dan Davies, Ron Walker, Jeff league clubs at Denver and ' llelped oave tbe Vlctory. ,li-4 • • S ith fo Syrac pp high bora Op<n golf tournament. Jacksonville """n been back on the lour ltls MUter Mike corbin and llob Cbariolle, N. C. Whitby, eatcher C'8Die on In rellef of ' ~. · m r use was ~,.. · ' Geo Mi aid and Itch r Pizarro In the eighth d I Mrs. King's chances of a 21&-574 and ' P. Alderlgi Sikes, who was tied with two Brewer also was only lour a month. Sin.,. his r'llurn, Ford. . rge tterw P ; ' baequently pitched h' an nexing the women's siogleo ti· for Happy Corner with a 205· other players lor third going strokes off tbe wmnmg pace In been well up m the money J•m Roi":"Jf. Mel Nelson · od tie were further enhanced as S!3. into Saturday's round, forged both the Dora! and Citruo a tie for 14th at Doral, a tie Jtave your car safety-check· Jerry Cr>der were sent do•·•n .. 1 bases-loaded ni~:h by ret~ing pinch bal· , second-seeded Judy Tegar of French City Lumber, with E. ahead of ~nd round leaders Opens while Sanders, who ha• second only two strokes ed. Keep your car In, top oper- Nelson, who has just reco~ Jim Northrup for the final , Australia was knocked out by 1 Morrison's high of 22Hi90 won Tom Weiskopf and Doug San· pocketed '!'ore than $40,000 Lionel Hebert. In tbe . atlng condition. Ohio • Depart- er~ from an appende<;lo~h: ~ unseeded Rosa Bamon of 6 points from the Elks. C. Col· ders, who wound up Saturday already th11 year, shot IWI or Open and a t1e for e1ghth ment ol HJcbway Saleljl Q1101. bemg left behind II P•lc •m be victory, 17th In 2S games Franoe. 6-4-6-2. tier led the Elks with a 21:hl49. tied for second with Howw l better three times in a recent Jacksonville. Drive a aale car salelyl 'sell into sbope. - - Clark Graebner of Beech- Rick's Carry Out won 6 poinla 1 Johnson at 206. 1 d wood Ohio, and Bubby Wilson !rom Falls City. J. Jackson ] Weiskopf, in his Sl!Cond year '! , 0 f erS or B1 1tain, seeded third in the topped Rick's scoring with . a on the tour, and Sanders, seek· . · men's doubles. gained the 221-531 series as d1d R. M1tch- lng hiS third tournament wm 1 quarter-finals by routing tbe ell for F. C. with a III0-50S. this year, had even par 7ls Sat- ~ 1 ID South African duo of Bokkle . C.O.BA and McKl.ight & Dav-1urda~ while Johnson matched INiemand and Keith Brebnor 6· 10s spht their series. E. Cald· Sikes 68. · _J_ J. 11-3, ~. ' well's 213-584 series was best Sikes, with three sub · par ' I The top four seed! in the for M. & D. and D. Lakin's Irounds of 61H19~ .. had a 33·3S ' 1, ; . . men's •Ingles. headed by AusS79 was top for C.O.B.A. Ith1rd round mcludmg four ! r.tiLWAUKEE . trallan aces roy Emerson C•ty Loan and K. of P. also blrthes and a bogey. He sa1d , 1 ~" luded (UPfl - Test!· ' and Fred Stolle all eseaped split their series. H. Tarlow led he played well all around Sat· I ~ etnc Saturday 1ft unscathed saru.:da to uallfy K of P scoring with a 1116-489. B. 1urday from tee to green. ! ctMt'*::"'~ b~rbaiJ,:, ant•· 1 for the quarter-fin:! ro~. Rocchi had a 17D-483 series for : Sikes, from Sprin~dal~, Ark., 1 a rcult; ,. Judge Emerson beat Ato V 1_. City Loan. l"on the Sahara fnvJtatJonal 1n r, .despl!lf. strenun SIIID4tars· 1964. tiono tf_ ~ at- of South Africa, 1-1· 7-1, M: · Woo Loot I AI Geiberger, who trailed set tbe WlndtiP for next Stolle ous~ Len Plo111~n of G 6 J Auto 81 39 Sanders and Weiskopf by only , ay. South Alr•ca, 11-!, H IH, llllrd Syracuse Ball Park 70 50 one stroke going into the third I Roilar said he will hear elos- seeded Cllll Drysdale of South llappy Corner 118 54 round, soared to a 7S and was 1 lt'guments lU1d ~lve f~ Africa defeated Torben Ulrich Burlll!'s Sohio 6S ss at 209. At '11!7 were Dave Ra· , written brl<!ls Wedn•sday ol Denmark, H 7-5, 11-2; and French City Lumber 64 ;t gan with a third round 70 and !!' .., he ean make .1. decision Fourth-seeded Pierre Damon of llick'>:.f.arry Out 64 Sll Joe Campbell with a 611. Dave a..il *slart of the base- France stopped P\eter Van Filii. Cit~ 62 51 HIU wao alone at 208 with a t~~~ l "!"!! • · w.;~ frem .Tues- Llngen of South Alrtca, 6-1, 6-1. C.O.B.A. 58 u third round card. 12. ' K of p 116 64 ~t round or the day over A f*ont:ln has eJtar;ed ·' the WHIBKY REBEWON Clt.y Loan ~ 72 the par 71, 7,021-yard Sedge, the NaUonal League The famous Whisky Rebellion Elu . 14 71 lfeld Country Club course was , lid Ill alne otbet tams with of 1'114 was preclpilated by a McKnight a. Davitt 42 78 a five under par 66 by B o b ~d!"':r.~:•:ee ill' &hilt- federal tax on United Jllltes Cbarleo. He ..,, among the 212 1 RECEIVE TROPHIES .c. Middleport High School Basketball Carl Wolfe, ceoter, . lour hit Cll' "~:'! , AllBlJia thll whiJity ma~ers. Pl'tsldeftt group ao the tournament, car- ers from thel965-66 Yellow Jacket squad trophies during an assembly Thursday. RecelvlDI were, left 18 I T~-su:d~y-~~e~~;l~el, Sunday, It $22.95 lHOMAS ,CLOTHIERS . SJ9·'s .• SJS·OO THOMAS • �.. . . . . . . _ . .-·.~ .. . . ·--"" '" -··· " '" ·-·· ··~ . - -- ..... -\ ·, ~Gallia Defeats Kyger . Creek 6-2 • Ill ·' f , ' .. e I' .. .•,,' ··' Baseball Opener r ' f .... Pomeroy Thumps Ripley in Track Opener, 69 to 55 er tP), llrat, Tycertt (It), ond, Porter iP), third·. - ~;t, 1U RACI! - Par&llll! (&-. first ; Stanky (P), second, and .Necldeo (r·, !bird. - ~:21.2. • ·illlll:-'l~!' 811~ In (.,, • ._,\'JI!J)'Ill!l·' (R), tblrd. - (•:1:"" . ··lliiLE PLA'i--' llj!IJI . . In ~:•.•· , The Ppmeroy Purple Panth· lsquld wa• erganized In . the Ifirst, Porter (P), second, a..r 1and Michaels tP), tblrd - l9 , ~ R), Sorgent !P), second, and •tP), third. - 5:30.8. · .ers ·tr.ack squad .deftated viSit· spring. of 196.1 by Coach B1ckel. Neckles <R), third. tt ft., 10 ln. 111., I ln. · Stanley (P i, third. - 19:3. , 8811 RELAY - Pomeroy won mg R1piey 69-55 m. a dual meet I '!!suits . I SHOT PUT- Jell Gibbs, (P) . POLE VAULT _ BUI Eng· Ito YD. DASH _ R~ider tRI, 1in 1:41.6. , Friday afternoon JD Pnmeroy. li,IGR JUMP -Bennett Roush faat, _CarSOII Crow (P), second! , first ; Brick\., IP' . second. and , 1 Coach 15UO tsJCKers crew tYJ"Hrst, :sunn tti.J secono anu l:IIIIU .... ~-.:".-;~:::=-~ ~!':. ; ,: ..ntrd- S6 11ah (P), first: Hartley (R ·1Don Swisher (P' 'third _ 10 .8 : ~~ !!:..C!:: !!!!! ~!~• ~P~ , earned 'the victory in lts flrat Bill Nease IP), third - 5 ft., fl., 5 in. ' secoll4 and Jack Slanley !P), • ' · · · first: Freshour !Rl, second and I outing of the new ~eason. The 7 in. BROAD JUMP - Brfckles, third, - a ft., 4 in. ' MILE- Jerry Well !P), first, Roush (Pl, third. - S9:8. 1 first Pomeroy Panther · track \ DISCUS - ~·reshour, tR), ' (Pi, flrot; Judie (R), second, lit IDGB B\JRDLII8 -Stinn l Waybright (R ), second, and Lee ' 110 LOW HURDLES- Swish- ~ i Proud Celtics Eliminate Royals, Face 76ers Today ~v The Sunday Tlmes-Sentlne\ Sunday; April 3, 1888 Topple Reds 'B' 4-l for 13th Win . J.. ' Jaster Shines1 C3rds Top Bosox; Twins Nip Braves . I I TAMPA. Ia. (UP[) - C.n· lfor Chicago, went to Tom•mYI ~live lOth inning .,_... di Pp y0 N ( 'llir:;; . .' •I I ' :1 :J dge 0 'al W' d n up ~ 209: °,.... :!':n:~-::Jw!':.!etu:e:! !:m:"r:~·~l~h~h an 'ilplnlton rranchlet :.:I NB.4 SwndlnJI 'f"! · ~--· ·-- -··. TV . USED UNITS IN STOCK el964 HONDA SUPER HAWK · el965 HONDA CA 95 . , · RAWLINGS HONDA SALES EASTEll ~ MENS SUITS e e M"dd}eport H" h sCh00}cagers Honor . . ed a·t Ass.embly. ,.,, ~-- ~ ~::.~ ~~c~~~!TTAMotor Scooter ' !t FOR EASTER! Bnddy Moore, hest foul shooting; Bill (Spider) Davis, top rebounder; Gary Stobart, molt valuable plf.yer •D( . It led by angry rarn:ers In west- lly Uattecl PrOII !lltoraat\onal , At three under par 210 wer~ ' George sauer, best defensive player. '.< . I With Each New Purchan . ~ t~e~~~~:~~~le~r~~~d:~· l right, IJ'IIIted. , ent Penmylvonl•. Easttrn Division . Arnold Palmer, Dave Marr. AI : The Braves are scheduled to 1 . Semi-Finals Besse\ink, Bol> Goalhv .Julius } }CJ l thll Pittsburgh Plfates mlYARD'S FORCE (Beat-<~f·Fivel Boroo and George Archer. ;:,) . A~=~ n111ht of April 12. ·1 Present strength of Sutland w L Middleport High school 's 1Dennis Boggs, Tom Hoffrtr, Coach Wolfe pl€sented tha Stobart. · ~ Leag111 attornett Yard's police I& about 1111110 x-Boston 3 2 li'UIICO 1965-66 i)asketbai\ team and Randy Becker, Ricky Van Mal- l varsity letlorB to Gary Stobart, Wolfe tlpressed hi> l~pre~ICarroll end Bow~ Kuluf covering the London MelrOPoli: Cincinnati 2 J Our word fiasco for a ridicu-' cheerleaders were honored dur- er, Reger Pickens, Sherman Buddy Moore, John Conning• aUon to Uta boya lor their de requested a minimum of 30 ·ian district ol eight million •.CIInc.•ed serleo lous failure comes from the ! ing an assembly at the school I Mills, and Pat Mullen. Mr. ham, Pat Edwards, Blll Davis, cation, w!'leh resulted IJt 1 be~ for the riling of br~r.. ~lion In an area of about _ _ Venetian giassmak~rs. If, In ' Thursday. Wolfe congralulated the sev· Wayne Davis, Asa Bradbury, ter ....,n, ~l!flany opeedier eonclu&ion popu uare miles accll'din to WooteN Division Final• blowing, the slighte.t !law was~ enth grade squad for their fine George Sauer, Jim Butchli', Dee Slaven eamed tho oen· lenllby trial would be a : ~"""ciopaedla Britannfca. <Best-el&vea) detected, <he bottle was turned Carl ·Wolfe, basketball coach,i record. They loot only two Mark Tannehill, and managers tor medal aw.ard lor ehft!t'l .. dol the~r 4ut ,process. ,_, w L, to s common nask called a fi· presented .Jumor high basket· games. Gene Stel'henson, John Evaltll, lnf.,Marilyn Stumbo and s~,an trlal testimony tooll 28 , all certificates to the followand Tom Baker. MorriS rtCilved a letter and 2· 1 0· asco. ,,.,,.1 _ exhiblll illd re.timoIn rallroadlnf, the llrlll at· Los tngelea _ ing eighth grade players; Lee , Ronald Pine, coach, pre1ent· yNr bar, alld Nancy Harris al]tl 11111 0 11 about 1,71111 pagea. Rlcb· tempt at night ill~lnatlon , St. ou~tda ,1 Rnults CRII8SED CONTINENT 1Floyd , .Jerry Stobart. AI a n ed the reserve letters lo: Char· Wolle aJso pr1!8011ted lndlvid· Lc)ls . S.~tr received lreobPeppey, head of I he was a crude step taken by an Boston tl2 cincinnati 103 Dr. VIvian Fuchs. British ex· I Cunningham, John Tannehill, lea Holcomb, Jim Bartlett. Ken \ ual trophies. Top rebou.ndlog man lettm. . wblcjl ~ the tr~lp~ engineer wbo ~ ~ Los Angelea 129 St. Loulo Ul6 plorer, completed his 2,lSO·mlle ! Pat . Ar<her, Dennis Hackett, Russell, ROier Leffingwell. trophy went to Bill Davia, Prllll!ip<il Wllll~m Russoll, be lhouahl "a world no- flatcar to the nt o the ' I I push across <the Antnrctlc con-I llox>e Walter, Marcus Fowler, Steve Pullen, 8111 Swan, J i mIbest defensive trophy ill Georp wl!o Pl"eslded, expresaed ) hi~ was made by the ;m. motive. He OOYered caro~ l Win or the hummingbird tinen·t in Murch, l!!.'i8. His ex- and ma"ager Kevin DnJiey. Conde. Jell Boggs, Jerry Dav- Sauer, best foul &hooter tro- ~ppreelaUIJII to Miss Carola lltllllber of ...,.. OVII' lloor wltb...!k:h~~.la;er bon-' mov• gst a rate of 65 btata to podltloo was the firet to make Seventh grade: .John Kloes. OIIPOrt. Keith Prenrh. and man- I phy to Buddy Moore, nlld moat e¢!!'11\ lor her line ~ ' ' 1 1 . _,.raUYtiJ abort periDd sand "' "" ...._:~ •'P 1 1tha 8 nd. 1 tht trip IJim Wildermuth DiU Henlller,l•&•r Harold pJihllooL lvatullble ,Jtiayer troplly to Girl' cheerlea~ advilor. 1 IOCil fl! tilDe. flit ol piJit JUMO, • , . ' -....-·- ... - .,.. ,, . ·' FREE Line Scores medn :"' • e!iCUiy df · LEFT REAR VIEW MIRROR i 1 tocm w::!llll' FULL TANK OF GAS r BEST "3 I• . g. Dav ••• 1966HONDA Kentucky F'ISherman Has success Ill Me1gs' pond D II B T PIay T k cY.W....._ :!': U•lted Prell llll!"rnauonal ping the St. Louis Hawks, 121· Red Auerbach has smoked a 1116. Jo• of victory cigars in 6is day. !he proud but aging Celtics, But It's 1loubllul if any of who were dethroned by..Phi· COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio 1ame that Hayes made famous · ·· 'm were as satiBfymg as the iade\phlB as Eastern . DIVISIOn State'~ football team · G}>ena at Ohio State. one Boston Mayo~ John Golhns regu\8r season champ•ons, 00." sprlnl ·~ractlce Monday with the The lluckeyea have 12 regur"sonal\y ht Fr1day n•ght m w•ll meet the 76"' '" search for a good, hard-running lar,a ~urning among 23 letterthe bedlam at Boston · Gardens Philadelphia Sunday In the quarterback Coach Woody men from 1 t Bt· , 90 second• left in the opener of a. bf!st-of-sev•n series. Hayes' IDP order of buslneS9. the h8 1~s ~e~. ~one o. gnme. The Celhcs, who reruaed to .. · , m, . ac o 1n, 1s • ·\uerbach's Boston · Celtlcs be counted out even when they Hayes hopes to .Uilcovot 1 playing balebalt this spring. climaxed a remarkable come-, felt behind Cincinnati 2-1 In the quarterback and mllhe saps in Hayes wUI be aure to get • ~nck effort by downing the playoff series, kept alive their many other holea Jell by gradu- ~oodhmel~k ~~~ line thcrop of 1' Cincinnati Royals 11Z.l03 to win hOpes of havms Auerbach bow ation during 20 workouts thla rt~ n, c e best 1 iJ h·• best~f.five semt·ftna1 series out as a winner when he , spring. Tbe veteran Buckeye ye~rllng crop in many years at :1-2 and move Into the finals of coincides his brilliant NB 1coach. beginning his 16tb ,.., OhiO Sla,te. . . Ihe Eastern Division playoffs of coaching career to st•p into tile son at Ohio State, may not do From the freshmen wUI have ! EARLY spring fiBhmg paid off at Forked Run Stato lhe National Basketball Associa-l fronl office at the end of the better than his '-l reeord In the 1 come the pla 7era to fUI the Park for Bill Salyers, above, who diSplays h1s catch for . lion. . playoffs. I Big Ten last flrll but he wants vacanciea erea~ by gradua· the cameraman. In the opening game of the ABoth the Ceitlcs and t h e18 champio.,hip badly this lime Uon ol such standoula as lull. we!!Orn Division finals In Los Lekers called on reserve i around. back Will Sando,, linebackers Within the next two weeks, we will hevli'' ,: Angeles, the Los A~g'>)ea strength to get their Friday ' Woody also wants a running lk~ Kelley and Tom BUiel and akers took a 1.0 lead 1n the nlgbt V>Ctorles. quarterback something he has m1ddle guard Bill Ridder. Gone 40 New Honda Motorcycles in stock. All' best-o~·seven mie~ by whit> The Hawks came up against no~ had In 'the past lew cam- from the offense are Tom Bar. lbe Lakers at the l,.os Angeles palgns. Don Unverfertb's stronc ringtoo, end Grec Lashutka, colors, all sizes, ell models - from the 200 rfh Sj)p)"la Al'l!na after beaung right arm wao too good to be guard Ted Andrick and tackle . . . ree uefS Qaltimore three strllight in the n tb ld iln th pat lllr Dick Anderson. Bill Salyers of Flatwoods, Ky. VISit. mile per gallon 50 cc to the wlld -450 CIC 0 Western Division semifinals. e s e es e •. ee With Rein absent during Ihad another succe.,ful trip to I Two year! ago, Bill took a 'ct Jnc}udm' Jerry W0$1 was top man for ye~rs, b;! the Da:,::•b ~:gnat- spring drilla the backfield will Forked Run Lake State Park at Largemouth bass we1ghmg 91 engine available. SI ~ the Lakers . with 28 points. but ca er ~e m~ r•n a . be entirel ~ew with onl last Reedsville, recently. pounds, H... ounces from the reserves Bob Boozer and Jim Certam to get the longesllook y Y I He took 40 pounds 14 ounces lake which was second larg. ·King combmed . and of Largemouth and• Kentucky est bass taken m . the State of ' for 34 points as a candidate to fill Unve r· year's W Msub! . d'Paul Hudson h . C) .J tam b er aiD when they were needed. fert~·· old poBition io awarlhy es e>ner log s OWing any Spotted bass in • three • day Ohio for that year. The Lakers and Hawks play Arme Fontes of Canton, • top game experience. --1 Shown in the picture are ~ ond .. the second game of their best- quarterback replacement as a Freshman baU~acks _expec~ pound, 12 ounces, 6 pound, 3: PHILedADELPHIA h(UPnli buAn of-seven series--again at the sophomore in 196S. Fonte•' lop to maRkeda 'showthmgf tch" sprmg a aS, f0W0S ounces, 6 pound . 5 pound, 4 unwant VISitor, t e .u g, Sports Arena Sunday night. attribute is being 1 strong run- were u Y m1 o l~cmnati, ounces, and 8 3 pound 1 ounce ; threatened to be In a~tendan~e The Celtlcs used a new one· ner. Leroy Peyton of Loram, Jay large,mouth bass. All were : today when the Phl\adelph>a two punch- Sam Jones and But he may have some com- Bumback of Dayton, &t Bender 0 Uf ey' , taken oo live night crawlers. i 76ers . and the Boston Cel11cs promoted substitute John Havli- petitm from other hopeful~ of Akron, Glen Hodoe of Ober· : m.,.t m the opener of the aek-to blow !he game Wide among them Toledo Freshman lin and Jack Yager of Cbllli· G BENEFIT G~MES Nalional Basketball Associa- open agamst the Royals to the Gerry Ehrsam and Ludlow cothe. ame 00 Th ' ' b ~~1 • - k tb II • . !!.3S ' ~t' Soutll~ tern D'tVISIOR · · f'ma Is. • I ree • • ' I JOn delight of an overflow crowd at r~aII s sophomore BHI Logan. Ha yes may no I have to Iook I . hene d led 11 th A 0 f th th d far to d1scover a big fullback , games are sc e 0 a The 76ers announced Satur- e Boston Garden. ny roe coul return · . I DALLAS tUPII Tl e Dallas 1 western H1gh School 's sym on • d:!v that three players, includ· Jo~es had 34 points and the Buckeyes to the runnmg candidate. Arn?ng the yeari.:'lgs Cowboys . ~Ill oc~ up; t w o' Tuesday begmnmg at 7 p. m. inti slar Wilt Chambe'rlaln, Hav!lcek racked 23. They offse! • • • ~~e J;:~en::~:f ~~·tsC~~~~ unioue positions in the 1966 1The SW gtrls wJH battle the wn e SICk but . were scheduled u Cme game by the Royals Exhibition field' AI w b Da top Na!JOnal Footb'all League sched· l Hannan Trace girlS at 7. Second to be in uniform for today's O~ar Rober~s, who was high ' e er o y n I ule tilt pits the SW faculty agamst 'i . pomt man With 37. Terry Ervin of Wellston, the F·. t th t f the NFL / the HT facully. and Jhe mght· g.1me. latter a 2.10-pounder 1rs , e res o , , 4 speed, windshield, mirrors, turn sicnala, met. I St will open the s~ a son without the 1cap ).uts the S\\ Alumm agamst alflake red seat, electric starter, seat rail. Sharp A club spokesman said . Col··-L • an ngs Commg back WJWUS IS . .as regulars on cow boys, who w1'II be 51'II'mg on . the sw sen lOTS · 111e oIren!lve Chamberlain took sick last lme are cenler the sidelines with a "bye." [' ----and Hot 1 Thursday and was sent to his Ray Pryor, guard Btl\ Eachus, Secon d th e Cow boys - an d I POSTPONE!l By Unlted Pres!l JnteraatioDBI lacki e Mike Cu rrent and end Cl I d' B home in New York where he A 'II b The Kvger Creek athletic fOVe Of NATION B'll A d j · 1 eve an rowns WI was under the care of a private AL LEAGUE ' n ers a ong with etter· . 1 d . h Th k . e · boosters ·meeting scheduled for 4 speed, electric start, 1300 miles on this. Sharp .. Teamma les Cb et TEAM W L man Laddie Burgin mvo ve m a orne an sgJV-1 . h h •I phys1c1an. ing Day game starting at 5 P- 1Monday mg I as Ll"':1i:;n cance · white bike. walker and Gerry Wood were AB Franchise New York .... ....... . 13 6 Pick H1mes, a 2SO-pound de- , m. CST ,6 p. m. EST! 88 the led. The Boosters will meet at placed under the care of club Sl. Louis .... . ..... .. 14 7dens1ve end Jas~ fall, was ex- !second part of a holiday doub-:7:30 p. m. Monda y April II at Be "One Of The Nicest People" d<wton. GRANO San Francisco .. .• . , ·, 12 8 ~ted to be swttched to offen-· leheader ror television aud i- • Kyger Creek High School. RAPIDS. Mich. I Pittsburgh . .. ... , .. . 12 3 s1ve tackle, leaving the BliCk· ences. San Francisco and Cqme On Down To ..•• The 76ers have engaged in IUPI) - Tentative approval [ Houston .. .. . .. .. . . . .. 11 10 eyes. pretty well set on the of· Detroit will be involved in the I WINNER BY , FOUL bitter struggles with the Celtics was given Saturday by I he / Atlanta ...... ..... , .. . 9 10 feiiBJVe !me, , first half of the double bill al , HALLA NDALE, !Ia. IUPI\- : throughout the years and are North American Basketball Chicago 9 l3 i Only tackle Gary Miller and !1 :3(1 a. m. CST 112 , 30 p. m. IWilliamslon K1d , an 80·1 he! seekmg to avenge a narrow loss League ~or franchises in Col_um- PhiladeJphj~ " .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' .' ." 1 12 i end Jun Baas return as regu- EST). who flm shed s~cond by a neck,: to Boston in the last game of bus, OhiO, and . ~nslng, M1ch., Cincinnati .. .. .. . .. ... 8 14 Iars on the defensive line, but The bye bee arm necessary 1was na med :-vmner of th~ Middleport, 0. the best or seven Eastern finals League CommiSSioner Robert Los Angeles 6 12 substitutes Robbie Johnson ond because of lhe addition of the $123,400 Plonda Derby at last year. Todish said: · ·· · · · · · · ·· Kim Anderson at linebacker Atlanta Falcons as the !Sth Gulfstream Park Saturday oo a Open Every Evening 11118:00 The 76ers finished the regular TodiSh S81d the franchise was AMERICAN LEAGUE could help along with tackle team, leaving one team idle foul. He paid h>s supporters s•ason in first place In the awarded to Columbo.~ stockbrok- TEAM W L Don Dwyer. each of the 15 weeks of the $163.60 lor a $2 wager. = ---= ==-=F..1~1ern Division ~nd were idle :ee~~ug :~tc~=~g.ue'~u~~~~ :~ Chicago ......... .. .. ... 11 6' The defensive backrield should schedule. Dallas happened to' ;-====== :=::::=::=::::=:============~=~==~ wh1le the CeltJcs and the negot>atJon . . for player, - • sha pe WI'th tb e re· ' draw th e s epl. ll from Detr•'t • 1 ...... .. .. .. .... · 13 7'1 he 1'n •~ opening 1 . Hoyals battled It oul. lh t 1b , California . . .. .. .. .. .. . t4 8 turn of Butch Walden. John Fill, weekend bye and will play its The 76ers .held. a 11-4 edge The e presen u s. new c expansion Todish New y or k . .. .. .. .. .. 10 10 ISlan HamIIn, J ohn McCoy an d r·ll'llt game at home Sepl. over the Celt1cs lD the regular said J&Ve the leag~e eight Minnesota ........ .... , 12 11 Tom Portsmouth. against New York. season as they k~ocked Buston tea~s. Six will be in Michigan, Kansas City .. .. .. .. .. 11 101 Scheduled to fill in the gaps rro_m the f1rst place berth they plus Chicago and Columbus. Baltimore ...... , ... , .. 9 10· were freshmen tackles Dave At Sarasota: enjoyed lor years. The league plays once a Cleveland .. .. . •. .. .. .. 7 13 i Poley, a 250-pound AII-Ohioan 1Detroit 000 020 030- s 9 2 W sb' t • 13 !rom Cincinnati, Rufus Mayes, I Cbicago (Ai 023 001 Olx- 7 9 k II S wee , usua yon undays, and a mgon .. .. ...... . ' averages 3,000 attendance. Boston 5 17 21G-pounds from Toledo, and Monbouquette, Navarro "We hope eventually to ex· FRIDAY'S RESULTS Bill Urbanic, 220 pounds from ' and Freehan: John. Piza..+., :l 17), pand into a league with south· ' Boslon 7 Atlanta 1 Pennsylvania. Locker (SJ and Marlin. 1 1lne Scores eal ern and northern divisions, and ~ St. Louis-7 Detroit e Other top frosh_linemen pros-• WP - John. LP - Monbou8y un•tcd Pre" .'lleraallonal a\~ to obtain • hookup with the , Minn ..ota 10 Cinclnnali ! pects include guards Vic Stotlle.l queUe HH - Horton. I THOMAS CLOTHIERS FEATURES AI St. Pet-ersburg. NatiOnal Basketball Association, Cleveland 13 San Francisco 3 myer and Ron Coleman, line- I At Orlando: 000 1111111110- I 8 Olas farm clubs," he said . i California 5 Chicago (NI o backers John Muhlbach. Mark Ito iaaie1• i FAMOUS BRAND NAMES IN •.• R·,ston. S~ '.oUJS IOO 100 OIX - 3 7 2 He added that the Bailie i Kansas Cily 4 Houston 0 and Jules DiFederico and , Atlanta 200 003 002 0 - 7 11 3, Stephenson, Magrini (6), Cr~ek, Mich., team already had J New York (N) 4 Chicago Ia) Bill DeRoss, Steve Fejes. I Minnesota 11110 033 100 1- 8 12 4! Brandon .81 and Ryan, Till- a tentative working agree. 1Philadelphia 7 BaiUmore ~ . NiCk Roman, Bob Smith and Lemaster. Farley 161, Hippaul man (7 1, Jaster, Wondeshtck mem" with the St. Louis , Pittsburgh 7 New York (A I 3· John Sobolewski. 18; and Torre, Clark 161: Mer-· ...) •B) ond Corrales. WP - Jaa- Hawk•. (ll innin s) By the time the May 7 spring ritt, Whitby t51. Klippstein Ill, let. LP - Stephenson. g_ __ rolls around, Hayes may Fosnow (» and Battey. Helms, Foy and SATURDAY'S RESULTS completed.. quite a lew I Fos.now. LP- Hippaur. HRS _ , At PotnpaDO Beack: f u Wh b k AND AFTER Philadelphia 002 01111 0111-- 3 a l Murcer Top Rookie8 Sl. Loois 3 Boston 1 0 poll ons. It y, Men e, Allison. Woshingtor 01111 000 100- 1 6 3 NEW YORK IUPI) '-Philadeipbla 3 Was~mgton .1 • Culp, Knowles (61. Jenkin! baseman Tom11y Helms oi fin- New York 4 (N) CJncumatJ BOTANY "500" <Bi and Uecker, Dalrymple CJnnatl, Boston third baseman 1 . 1 16J : Richert, Ridzik (7) and Joe Foy and New York Van· Ka~oas CJty 5 Houston 4 GRIFFON OrSino. WP - Culp. LPibortstop Bobby Murcer C~•cago .(A ) 7 DelrOJl 5 been selected the Mmnesota 8 Atlanta 7 (10 e1 ePALM BEACH r · "· leagua's top rookies lor t~ lngs) At Tampa: United Pr<sa International's pa- California 3 Cblcago (N) 2 eSEWELL (10 innings) nel of baseball experts. New York (N) IIIII 11110 000 3 _ Helms •lot seven of the 2f DODGERS WIN · "Noilhing Succeeds Like The 4 8 votes caat to 1a1n first year MESA, AriZ. IUPI) Clncinnali "B" 11111 000 000 0 honors In tba National League ger rookie righthander Don look of Success" over Houston~& Sonny Jackson, ton celebrated hit 21st 14 For you men who are accustomed to tile Selmh Bearnartb (!) who was namld 011 four ballots. Saturday by balding be•t of everything, only a famous brand orland 181 and canniwr~ The UPI .board couldn't sepa. I to one. run Ill fi>t> suit from Thomas Clothiers wiD do. . . . ' rate Foy and Murcer, each logs and 1alrunc credit lor Here's why: our fit cannot be beat and ~.:f B~~~h. A;~go:._ ~=Ia~ whom picked ,up seven votes. &-3 ~xhlbtUon wla before the fabrics are the finest you'll find any· LP _ Osteen near-capacity crowd of 4,210. where. We feature ali wool, dacron and . · SCORES FIJIST WIN The Dod«era aloo eel~~~:: I W!lQI, and ~phyr weights. Wlu!o you NEW YORK tUPII -Roaer the . . arrival of Sandy Rich, deep shading, created by Flor.heim At Daytona Beatk: . W. WOson'o R. .Tbomas, strlk· and Don Drysdale, who wear' a suit from Thomas Clothiers you · to add new zest to all your olive-toned Kansat C1ty 400 000 Olll--5 7 I log with · s]lftd· in tbe ·stretch, to work Immediately anc( pltcl~ol wear the befit. apparel. WMtherod Moss-a m11•t color Houston 000 11112 on.,. 4 7 scored a II> lengtb victory a1 ed batting practice each lt ·, •. . Hunter, Joyce (I) Aker Aqueduct Saturday In · the 15 mlnultl, tile cel~bratecl for the truly complete wardrobe. and Roof; Bruce and Heath, f57 000 Westc~ester te Wedne:s-.1 ,, B~teman (1). WP - Hunter: w-" tl!e lint ':da s · \1 ,. lor the 5-year-ald Y · Nadir, wllo .w~s ,Pllmed hiJ owner'l lOlL ' ' b,. Le Signal · Caller Sought at OSU 71. 30th Masters Opens Thursday Q art f• I 196~7 1 On A ... -----""!'1 1 April 3, w''" doubles John, wbo worked tile first ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. old southpaw eompetlng lor a Choo Choo Coleman and innings on a yl<!ld of two hits. (UP!) - Larry .,Jaoter, who starting berth, scattered six ~llCk Hiller plus a home run BUI Monbouquelle took the lost. pitched three straight victories lilts and yielded only one run. Lou K\imchock brokt a H , Chicago scored five runs off lor St. Louis alter he came up He walked none In seven · ·e and gave the New York Monbouquette In tbe second last September, went seven lnolog• and bas Issued just five ets Var!lty a 4-1 win over the ' third Innings and never lost the strons Innings Saturday as tbe paoses lA 26 lllnlnp, He has Cl~ati Reds "B" team Sat- 1lead. J. C. Marlin bad twe Cardinals gained their al%tb allowed only loor earnea runs. llrdl!t. l producing singles in the nine • straight victory, a S.1 triumph Cbarley Smith drove in two ; Tile victory gave the Mets a · hit While Sox ~ttaclt. over the Boston Red Sox. runs lor the red-bot Redbirds, S-6-1 record f•r \he spring Wilb• Horton s second homer Jaster, a strapplna 22-year· who have won 11 out of 12 and IIIPnred to their 12·15 record of the spring llelped rout Pizar., 14 of 18 since they lost their asr year. ~ _durin? a t.ltree run ~ighth first three exbibltlon gam•s. Aft-er Dick Selma gave up a mmng T1ger rally. Gallipolis Smith sln&led and tripled. lrst Inning run on a single by !Au Brock's single, his ' ' us Gil, two walks and a sac- ~ All-Stan seventh stole~ base of the IIi&! fly by Charley James. the ToHostMHS · NEW UNIFORMS - Attired in new Uniforms, the 1966 Gallia A£ademy High School baseball squad Is shown here sprtng, Julian Javier's aacrlfice eds were held in check t h e ,. . .. . prior to Friday's opener against Kyger Creek. First row, I to r are: Coach Cliff Wilson, Louie Bush, Keith Haner, Phil bunt and Cart Flood's IIICrlfice r of the way by Sel!l1ll, Lar· Cremeens, Pete Anderson, Gilbert Milliron, Ron Jar.ey, Danny Gilmore, Larry Mitchell and !.like Northup. fly scored the first run ' for ·the Bearnarlh and Darrell Suth· lnGoHMatch row, 1 to r, are: Jame• Willlams, Ric~y Mosley, Danny Cook, Terry Fellure, Barry Haddix, Tom Meadows, Fred !ani!. Cards. nette, Tommy Spencer, Dave Johnson, Bob Haner, and Jerry Turner, as,lstant coach. , The Meta scored their firs t Carl Yastrzemskt drove In . tun off Gerry Arrigo in the Coscb Jobn Milhoan's deland· Boslon's nm with · loutth· tiurd on slng'tes by Ken Boy.r : lllji SEO Dl!trlct and SEOAL inn\J1l! double. lmd Roo Swoboda followed by champion Blue DevU golf squad -peon Jones' sacrifice fly. Dar· 'I I will host Middleport's Yellow ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) _ tell Ostenn, who held the Mets , on GallaltJ>O.Ii>p.mllnks Outfielder Rk:t CtriY dropped hitless from the sixth through , AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) of this week's famed Palmer, defending champion stretch of lour rounds. Th • ar~ 1 ny ball oil the bat of Frank e ninth, was the victim of the . 1. / I / . Doug sanders and Gay golf tournament. Jack Nicklaus and South Palmer, winner of ' lng gule••• by Nolan P. Swaek- Quilici In the lOtH inning Oth inning uprising. I: have issued a warning to The 30th Masters, with a rich African Gary Player, only Masters in 1~2 and ""' Saturd bi••• th Mlnneso 1 POMPANO BEACH, F Ia. "Big Three" to be on of more than $Cl0,000 foreigner ever to win hero. Nichlaus, wbo won in 1963 hamer .,ala this spring. Way· ay ena ... e · · a first prize tbat includes They bave made the Masters ••ain last year with a ne Davi1, Pat Edwards • D d Ia Twins to defeat the Allan Ia UPI) - The Phllactelphia PhD· gua rd-th ey have their eyes -. nd Sam Clatworthy are expected Braves 8-7. les tool< advantage of three ["Every oece ia 1 wbUo 1 green coat that goes to as well ao that coveted their personal playground for 17 ·under· par 271; a to lead tbe Jackets attack. Carty's error, which camo asbioglon errors Saturday to tile lllle to belt Ole begins Thursday at the the past six years. who won in 19111, all Insist Caach Milhoan's outfit was wltb two out, allowed. Joe feat the Senators 3-1 in an our bom~all4.fleld Augusta Nadonal. . . will be In peak form here. N k t e th n• lhlbltlon game. By habit the trHavorites are Sanders, leading money wmhard•pressed In beaUng t h e osse 0 scor e wmm • Two of the Phlllies' r 0 n 1 lour • tim~ champion Arnold ner and only double winner so However, the "Big Jackel& in their 196S opener at I'UI). ere unearned. The Senators Mrs. King - - lar this year, and Brewer, who hasn't been playing at Middleport. The g~me waa a see • saw eft 12 men on base, helped wit~ SI'kes Grabs has won twice as many Sanders • Brewer pace so Ga!Upolis' top four, accord· batt~· WI: ~me.;:'ns ~·~~;;.; long as three Philadelphia pit· tournameniS <lour) as anyone !hill year. inS to final pre-season rounds, ·~ •mp~ n P · . 1 hers illsued 10 walks. Advances to else in the past six months, feel Palmer did get on to a Include Cbip Janes, Cbris Rod- Bill. Whitby, the second of four Cookie Rojas belted a triple . they're ready to break the "Big start, winning the Los erick, Tom McCarty and Tom Twms hurlers, hamme~ed a nd double for the winners Greensboro Three" grip on the Masters' Open and forcing Sander. Folden. Number five and six ~ree ·.rtlll homer In the fifth to · title. a sudden death playoff in sloll are owned by Jerry g~ve Mmneso~ a 4-3 lead but TIMBER SPLITI'ERS Personal Duel Bob Hope Desert Classic. Shrader and Bruei! Harreld. shortstop DeniS Menke put the SARASOTA, Fla. (UP!) - · ll ef ma S G & J Auto clinched the loB~ db Th~ 32 • year • old Sanders although he'& second In six rounds (M boles) Braves back in the lead with a he Chicago While Sox overhall lead Wlth JUSt one w~ a ne and the 34 • year . old Brewer money winner with Ibis Ia bow the Blue Devils two . run blast in tbe sixth. ame three errors by lhlrd IJaae. JOHANNESBURG, South ~ ~a:..~·~~! :y have been waging a fierce pee- Palmer passed up the wound up in pre-season drills: After the Twins rallied lor an Don .Buford and another rica (UPI) - Billie ean a Mur Houdasbelt led the ! sonal duel. Brewer beat Sand· Ia and Jacksonville Opens and Cbip Janes, 223; Chris Roder- tbree m the bottom of tbe sixth Y shorts~ Ron Hansen Satur- lilt King of Long Besch, Calif., ~·~· fi~e wltb a !92-5!.1 ser· GREENSB,ORO, N. C. (UPI) ers in a playoff in the Seattle barely made tbe money in ick, 224; Tom McCarty, 227 Bob Aihson tied the scoro at H ay as th .y hung on lor a 7 . 5 seeded third here, tdvanced D Stidham for Bur· - R. H. Sikes came '" With a Open, won the Pensacola Open Citrus Open. and Tom Folden, 229. Shrader m tbe seventh With his first tbltlon VICtory over the De· the quarter-final round of the ~ ...~d ~ 192-521. 68 Saturday for an Ol•ht·un· after Sanders was disqualified Ill The Mo1 ey and Harreld recorded 1 237. homer ol the spring. It South Afrlean tennis scuse Ball Park stayed in der·par total of 2011 and a one for failing to •IBn his score. Nicklaus, wbo staged Others who tried out for tbe Th~ Twins cut their roster by Boll er, one of I h ships Saturday when she theSyrrunner-u I witb a 6 stroke lead after three rounds card and flniBhed a stroke be· extended exhibition series GAHS golf team Ibis year were sendmg live men to tbelr mmor alnstays of the CbJcago bull· IJean Forbeo of South Africa, win Jerspolia Y Corner. of the $11111.000 Greater Greens· hind the winning Sallliers in the Player In South Africa, Dan Davies, Ron Walker, Jeff league clubs at Denver and ' llelped oave tbe Vlctory. ,li-4 • • S ith fo Syrac pp high bora Op<n golf tournament. Jacksonville """n been back on the lour ltls MUter Mike corbin and llob Cbariolle, N. C. Whitby, eatcher C'8Die on In rellef of ' ~. · m r use was ~,.. · ' Geo Mi aid and Itch r Pizarro In the eighth d I Mrs. King's chances of a 21&-574 and ' P. Alderlgi Sikes, who was tied with two Brewer also was only lour a month. Sin.,. his r'llurn, Ford. . rge tterw P ; ' baequently pitched h' an nexing the women's siogleo ti· for Happy Corner with a 205· other players lor third going strokes off tbe wmnmg pace In been well up m the money J•m Roi":"Jf. Mel Nelson · od tie were further enhanced as S!3. into Saturday's round, forged both the Dora! and Citruo a tie for 14th at Doral, a tie Jtave your car safety-check· Jerry Cr>der were sent do•·•n .. 1 bases-loaded ni~:h by ret~ing pinch bal· , second-seeded Judy Tegar of French City Lumber, with E. ahead of ~nd round leaders Opens while Sanders, who ha• second only two strokes ed. Keep your car In, top oper- Nelson, who has just reco~ Jim Northrup for the final , Australia was knocked out by 1 Morrison's high of 22Hi90 won Tom Weiskopf and Doug San· pocketed '!'ore than $40,000 Lionel Hebert. In tbe . atlng condition. Ohio • Depart- er~ from an appende<;lo~h: ~ unseeded Rosa Bamon of 6 points from the Elks. C. Col· ders, who wound up Saturday already th11 year, shot IWI or Open and a t1e for e1ghth ment ol HJcbway Saleljl Q1101. bemg left behind II P•lc •m be victory, 17th In 2S games Franoe. 6-4-6-2. tier led the Elks with a 21:hl49. tied for second with Howw l better three times in a recent Jacksonville. Drive a aale car salelyl 'sell into sbope. - - Clark Graebner of Beech- Rick's Carry Out won 6 poinla 1 Johnson at 206. 1 d wood Ohio, and Bubby Wilson !rom Falls City. J. Jackson ] Weiskopf, in his Sl!Cond year '! , 0 f erS or B1 1tain, seeded third in the topped Rick's scoring with . a on the tour, and Sanders, seek· . · men's doubles. gained the 221-531 series as d1d R. M1tch- lng hiS third tournament wm 1 quarter-finals by routing tbe ell for F. C. with a III0-50S. this year, had even par 7ls Sat- ~ 1 ID South African duo of Bokkle . C.O.BA and McKl.ight & Dav-1urda~ while Johnson matched INiemand and Keith Brebnor 6· 10s spht their series. E. Cald· Sikes 68. · _J_ J. 11-3, ~. ' well's 213-584 series was best Sikes, with three sub · par ' I The top four seed! in the for M. & D. and D. Lakin's Irounds of 61H19~ .. had a 33·3S ' 1, ; . . men's •Ingles. headed by AusS79 was top for C.O.B.A. Ith1rd round mcludmg four ! r.tiLWAUKEE . trallan aces roy Emerson C•ty Loan and K. of P. also blrthes and a bogey. He sa1d , 1 ~" luded (UPfl - Test!· ' and Fred Stolle all eseaped split their series. H. Tarlow led he played well all around Sat· I ~ etnc Saturday 1ft unscathed saru.:da to uallfy K of P scoring with a 1116-489. B. 1urday from tee to green. ! ctMt'*::"'~ b~rbaiJ,:, ant•· 1 for the quarter-fin:! ro~. Rocchi had a 17D-483 series for : Sikes, from Sprin~dal~, Ark., 1 a rcult; ,. Judge Emerson beat Ato V 1_. City Loan. l"on the Sahara fnvJtatJonal 1n r, .despl!lf. strenun SIIID4tars· 1964. tiono tf_ ~ at- of South Africa, 1-1· 7-1, M: · Woo Loot I AI Geiberger, who trailed set tbe WlndtiP for next Stolle ous~ Len Plo111~n of G 6 J Auto 81 39 Sanders and Weiskopf by only , ay. South Alr•ca, 11-!, H IH, llllrd Syracuse Ball Park 70 50 one stroke going into the third I Roilar said he will hear elos- seeded Cllll Drysdale of South llappy Corner 118 54 round, soared to a 7S and was 1 lt'guments lU1d ~lve f~ Africa defeated Torben Ulrich Burlll!'s Sohio 6S ss at 209. At '11!7 were Dave Ra· , written brl<!ls Wedn•sday ol Denmark, H 7-5, 11-2; and French City Lumber 64 ;t gan with a third round 70 and !!' .., he ean make .1. decision Fourth-seeded Pierre Damon of llick'>:.f.arry Out 64 Sll Joe Campbell with a 611. Dave a..il *slart of the base- France stopped P\eter Van Filii. Cit~ 62 51 HIU wao alone at 208 with a t~~~ l "!"!! • · w.;~ frem .Tues- Llngen of South Alrtca, 6-1, 6-1. C.O.B.A. 58 u third round card. 12. ' K of p 116 64 ~t round or the day over A f*ont:ln has eJtar;ed ·' the WHIBKY REBEWON Clt.y Loan ~ 72 the par 71, 7,021-yard Sedge, the NaUonal League The famous Whisky Rebellion Elu . 14 71 lfeld Country Club course was , lid Ill alne otbet tams with of 1'114 was preclpilated by a McKnight a. Davitt 42 78 a five under par 66 by B o b ~d!"':r.~:•:ee ill' &hilt- federal tax on United Jllltes Cbarleo. He ..,, among the 212 1 RECEIVE TROPHIES .c. Middleport High School Basketball Carl Wolfe, ceoter, . lour hit Cll' "~:'! , AllBlJia thll whiJity ma~ers. Pl'tsldeftt group ao the tournament, car- ers from thel965-66 Yellow Jacket squad trophies during an assembly Thursday. RecelvlDI were, left 18 I T~-su:d~y-~~e~~;l~el, Sunday, It $22.95 lHOMAS ,CLOTHIERS . SJ9·'s .• SJS·OO THOMAS • �•· r'".'< ... . '. .. '' Apll I, !tee .1-Tbt Iunday TlmQoSIDUnlll, lund117, . . " ••""":.• . • . . .;· -<." to·, , ;,., I • we'tberbelt ~ -IN &il!:IGS COUNTY afternoon and even.lng YlBltors ot VISIIOn 01 'i{u·. ~ ~.~D. loll'. ·c. C. AQUARIVM - One of mony PTA projects In Wash· lllngton school Is the aquarium In Mfl. Edwin Edelblute'• oocond grade homeroom Pictured above with their teacher ore Jamos Hueholt, Da~ld Cro,.en, Bobby JohniiDn, Bret Wilson, Ike Hively, Greg Boone, Ronnie VanSickle and Thomas. The aquarium was purchased through prize money In the PTA'' attendance contest. .I""'"" Womeldorff &Thomas Co. Apn"I"IS s·1gnaIfor washington schooI YfAto Begin Planning for 1966-67 Term ' Discounted To········· 995 5 4 speed trans., red with like new white Intel' ior, spotless, new car trade ~~~~?~~- 5 1545 ~!s~~~~~~. 5 Solid white, low mileage, like new 13 4 5 :!~.~~~~~~- 5 1445 '64 BUICK LeSabre '65 PLYMOUTH '63 FAIRLANE '63 ,MERCURY 4 DOOR SEDAN FURY Ill 4 DR. 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The 11telent Grttks, JIA)IIJ8lllll 1938 - Raised money for the , and Scythlans did not use first ·lim! from the concession ter as food bot applied It to llanil at the new swimming Injuries and to the hair; pool. . !rom buroeil butter wu appl~ · liMO - Approved lbe county to sore eyea, according prevenUon of delioqueacy pro- Encyclopaedia Britannica. II e1616 EasttrnAve. Rte.7 'll'8DIL ' -'' - 00 ,... Had ·w dlstlllcUO!l ol !l!mmllued IIWiftl fly !.._wall! ,Oile!nbtrlblpwlst)., ,r th,an any ~~r spec)ea ,, lqlllllitiOD In O.tb Central birds Ill aormal lllghL · . t Mltl\ MIJIZ\1'11 • Pldtle vtrioft'ltlunt ¥ . 00 e AUTOMATIC ZIGZAG NECCHI'S • Automatic White's • Automatic New Home's Smith Corona Typewriters Kirby Vacuum Cleaners and Many, Many Other Items! So Hurryl lCIO-sllde ckcul•r .-----. $39.95 ' . • ' i~ . . I 162 Flnt Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio '· ·· , .. ~. -SEW·ING MACHINE'" SALES. & S£RVICE--.iJ TAWNEY STUDIO To On s SERVICE and PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES and VACUUM CLEANERS! GIVE US A CALLI II ~-' Opening Monday, Apr. 4 · RUG ~[?~DTI'rn NEW 1 CARS, USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! STOP IN TODAY! • 0. With Portraits LOWEST PRICE EVER FORD MERCURY \ ~~t~~ :~~:: ~ans eom- Week' Weather ~!·~~~~~. 5144 5 5 Walker gave special praise UP TO - '64 DODGE Polora '• TH I • Middloport, 0. Family Record Plan Album Robinson's . 289 V·8 Engine and gu saving over drive, solid black with red Interior FURNITURE April has arrived. District Was bosl to fourth an- Keith Brandeberry, That means the end of an- nual district conference fer president. cession booth on Memorial other school term is near. Gal· first time. Contributed $25 to 1961 - Membership In organ- 1Field received $1,210.43 in Upolls echool officials and Red Cross for war efforts. ization climbed to 1,568. Final fill last fail. And, for tbe the $250,000 year for eighth grade awards. time . th l'br d Parents of studenls are already 1945 - Supported bleb ........ smce e 1 ary opene , Pomeroy mapping out plalla for the 196&- school bond Issue, w pas.... 11163 - Opened school's 11 1s being operated by POMEROY, 115 E. SECOND ST. Middleport 17 term. overwhelmingly. Continued to rary on Feb. II, under school board Tuesday nigh~ an orgaolza- support war fund, Red Cross; manship of Mrs. James 'r===··=====~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii lion considered to be one of purchased glaBSes and obtain· and under president Mrl. ______ .111 the most active group! In the ed speakers on prevention and Hamilton's leadership. Old French City, the Washing- treatment of juvenile delinquen- 111611 _ conducted a success- ' ton School PI'A, will elect cy. lui talr under leadership of I' officers for tbe 1966 • f1 schoal 1949 - Worked for a three- Mrs. Carroll Snowden, preslyear. , . . mill school levy. Contmued ~ts dent. From fair's profits, playTuesdays el~clton will high- iiUPJJOrt of the well · baby chn- . equipment was purchasUght - and clunu - another 1c, and c1ty recreation program. and a pilot reading pro- ' outatanding year of activities. 1952 - Purchased new curwas begun. The successor to Mrs. L C. ::~• for the Washlngtnn andl- ''This Is just a sample of Walker will be the organlza. rum. outstanding work dowo lbrough lion'& 45th president II (8 1953 - Helped re • years," said Mrs. Crossen. , Janrs of existence. safety patrol program._ added, "We hope we have The PI'A in Gallipolis was or· 1955 :- Play~d leadmg_ role back happy memories l'es, We're Celebrating Our 30th Annlversarg and To Show f tu• Appreefatfon fanlzed in 1120. However' II ~ In a drive to rtd commumty some and instill desire to ! Our FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS For Their Patrot~age, We Are llavlng A Sah> was not 11soctated with the 1object1onable comiC books and who wiU soon become llate and DBUonal organlzaUon hrerature. Replaced thre of this 1ine organiza· Evergthit~gln Our Store. So Come Belp VsCelehratealldSat•e$$$Too! unW the fall of 1928. drmklng fountains. In the years to come " Guiding the PTA through Its 1956 - Supported all-out . . . · 1 tarJy yeara were Mrs. Alice for new school bond issue. Pur- ~he ad~mJstr.ahon also reWolfe, Mrs. Clyde Ingles, Mro. chased additional oetved lligh pmse for !Is ofHubert Karns, Mrs. Leo Bean, equipment from PI'A fair. forts m working with the Mrs. Frank Shaw and Mrs. !This was the first year a gamzation. . Fred Plymale. held the preeident's chair - Ed· Oulgomg Preudent Mrs. 1 Mrs. Frank Janes was the win Edelblute.) first president (in 1928-29) to 11107 - Second man, Dr. ON ... 1erve tbe organizaUon when It · [b@~ became affiliated with the 5 atote and nat10nal PI'A. [b@~ Purpose of lbe WaabJnston Temperature, School PI'A Is Ia ralsa money weather conditions for to http support school projects 34-hour period as recorded by Unlika tbe btgloning • Pete McCormick at Fairfield the fi'A supported grade. 1 weather station. through 12, today'a aasoclaUon 1111~ Blgb Low Wea. ne~:. 11 work& for tbe betterment of eJ. Son. C5 20 Fair THE tmentary progl'BD!I. Other or- Moo. 45 18 Fair AIFIIEQUIPT ganlzattons, such as tbe alb- Tues. 55 17 Fair letlc booaton and band boosters Wed. II 39 Cloudy 1upport loclar'o acUvlti01 on. a Thurs. 5f %t Rala hlchtr level Fri. 12 fO Fair ~EMOT'I!·CONTROLLK 'lbe Waahlngton PI' A baa Sal. fl 30 Cloudy SLIDE PROJECTOR complied 1D outatsndlng Ust Average high temperature of accoliipllshmenta lbroup the week tllis year - 50.1; last ' the )'f81'J. Mn. Thomu Cros- year - M.4. MD, 11181 pubtlcJty chalnnan, Average low temperature DBJIIed 1 few ollbote projeeta: the week this year - 28.4: INa - Prepantl bot llltlll year - 30.7. for puplll, lltlpplletl fuilda fGr Total precipitation for medical llllltal!cl. Pur1lhaHd week thla ~~ar - .11; last I plallo. - .11. IIY!R BEfORE SO I930 - l'urdtul4 live bltld Totti pre<lpltaUon to date . AI'ROIICIORMAP~:T~i~:. unlfot'llll. lot' lhl• year - 8.92 Inches; ,•••• nru 11131 - Orlanllld lint PT 1111 111r - 11.21 Inches. AlllQUfT IIAwtNE SYI!IMS Mother SJDaa, Provided lo. Normal average preclpltaiiOJo II '' . PHALEN-MARTIN USED CAR DISCOUNT CENTER While with red lnterlilr, standard shift, New car trade in. Rooms Of Adams Trading Post EJ~~ ;!J:Jf~:~~!:.:~~ CLEANING named ! As for 18611. The PI'A'o con- '==='=='= MONZA COUPE 1 and daughters, Marlere and Kartene, attended u.e . home show and horse show . With the star of the show bemg LouiS Armotrong and hiS All Stars at Mark and Lisa, · of Plain City, visited ever a recent weekend 1 - - - - - - - - - l w l t h her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. ~Hallie Murny Waugb. On Sunday, Mr. I Mr. CUrtis Penh of Deln!lt and Mrs. Eddie Fran"' and , ~pent a weekend with bis childr>n of Gallipolis ond Mr. ] sister, Mra. Amoo Waugh and and Mrs. John Smith and chi!· husband dren opent the day with them. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kelly of Mr. Amos Waugh spent o reColumbus spent a weekend with cent Wednesday with Mr. his mother, Mrs. Lucinda KeJ. Mrs. Paul Eddie France ley and family. Other callers cbJidreo. ' at the Kelly home Sunday were Mr. and Mro. Wllllam Fraley I Mr. and Mro. John R:avencralt of Prospect, Mr. Weaver Kelly, Cardington, Mrs. Celesta Switzer of Gallipolis and Junior MERRY GO ROUND - Mrs. Caroll Snowden, left, and students pose beside a new merry go round which waa Wood. Mrs. Kelly bas been Ill the past three weeks. purcbated with PTA funds, and Installed on Memorial Fie ld recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harley S169·95 HARDTOP 2 DOOR Complete 595 BAKER · - Bidwell 1 SUNROOF ' FURNITURE ' 5 r 4 DOOR NOVA ,_ Dm LayweU trjjollll' Ill 3 E.! '64 CHEVROLET _ a6fra" . RUfua Penix. · · ..1:'"· Mr. l\11'1 Mro. Kerr 'McU..>·· I~Pt'nt fuesday ovenlng will' Sylvia Eno. Mr. end Mra. Lester Snt honored wltb a birthda ~ " • oer,at the home of. tpeir daugh' Mr. and Mrs. Tommie and _lamlly a reeent Sun day. It WliS Mro. Soles birthday. Society NoteS '64 FAIRLANE '500' ~ 1 ~~.· ,\fl• ·'l!l\' With J1111011 Law..... . Curtla PeDis IIIII • • Amos Waugh, lo!lt sunda1 for Florida to opend l wed ' wttb lbelr father, Mr. IIIII Mri. PHILCO REFRIGERATOR '63 VOLKSWAGEN f I Jll-10• II '62 CHEVROLET II ·, ""·~ *•· w11• woOtl! Wl!l • Mr. Anios Waugh reeenllr., AitJ:A ,/ \ ' llrf, ~~~ -~IJ . : ~ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ha•lag Rt~Sen. ol Bunker Hill. ·., train derailmanls. Oo MOll, ---- • . . . Rbonda. , · morning 13 cars of a Balti- MEIGS COUNTY Is seebig A WAVE OF thievery Blr~ck scholarship ,. mathematics Mrs. James Reeves, Mrs. Ell· Mias..Belle Teny iul~ ~ diujh­ ,. and Ohio freight train the beginnlnJ of o transform•- the coonty this .week. Two teea- Florida Slate Unlvei'Sity. llllnlng, Rbonda, Mrs. Fred ter Patty were visitors ill Gal,, derailed at New Haven. tion of tbe terr.aiD lh the route agers were charged with the Carolyn Killg, daughter of l'l'uckermall and Mrs. Jack E~ lipolis Wednallday. . 1 two weeks ago 19 cars of the new Rl. 7 by-pass. This breaking and entering of a and Mrs. Harry Klllg has and son, Billie, were Wed: ~nt off the tracks at West weel< the clearing and earth Cheshire lowiiShip home. Liller elected vice president ol 1~~~1'/~vlsltors of Mrs. Paul Afrlcll's Orange River w'' Columbia, and asll ewkeeight moving crews were changing In tbe week tho sheriff was c~ass at the Ul'-orSJIV of ll named. lD bonor of t!le ·Dutch cars jumped off at Hobson. ' U• looks In the Thomas Fork called Ia investigate the i!Jeft Clllllllti School ol Nurstng Johnson, Mrs, House o1 Orange • . ,. am. Tht contractilll( firm of of a car motor on Rt. I Gal· Heallb. Mr. and Ml'!l JIESIDENTS were L. R. Skelton of Cqkunbus is Opolis: a 'IV set from Ems! Northup met Gregorv Peck ahocbd lblo week when Mas- pushing the work ·on the high- Null of Gallipolis and c a r the Cured Cancer Assernoly parts from a Jacksoa Pike res- Columbus. Peck Is cbalrmao 011 CIIUIJ\)o re<lll'llecl three high· way link. wajl fatalltlet 01 Tuescl~. Two ident. The stale patrol recover- the National Caace~ Qu88de. MDton, W. Vo., men were ldll- THE MARSHALL KING fam- ed a car stolen from Gallipo- Jack WIUiams. ass1steot ed IB a Cl!Hemi accident near Uy of Pomero,v is having some lis Rambler•. Inc. on old Rt. 7 ager of Eva~ Super Markell, Ashton, and Martha Fike, 21, tough breaks. Last week lb.! near the Metgs-Gallto Jme. Inc., In Galhpolls, bas been 1 Mlrshal: University student father accidentally shot himPl'?moted to . manager of ol Nlln!, w. Va., who was doing self in the leg, and is hospital- A GAU.IPOIJS driver, Mar- Middleport store. eo-op teaching at New Haven, ized. and several days earlier garet Houston. an~ two passen. ·J was 1tf1Jed when her small car 8 son David 5 suffered a frac gers, owe thetr IJVes to the """t .,t of controL lured' leg wh..; a ptcnic table quiok thinking of Mrs. Hoos- _ _ _ _ _:;:.._...,.__ ton. The car they were I• took BY MRS. MITCHELL WEBB 1 Ifell on him. MIDDLEPORT COUNCIL of· off for the Ohio River on White Sund di ~ I Ave and 'th th0 b ' n0 t ay nner gues~ o lered to surrender four park- FOUR MIDDLEPORT girls ·•. wt . ra<es and Mrs John Webb were their M Nancy Efaw, Home EconomiB~ Columbus '"" "'·. workmg, the drtver turnert the · . ra. . •:a ,....._ on Ra ce st_.. to pr.o- nommated as delegates for ca 'nt tr daughter and family, Mr. and Ohio Electric Company will demonstrate the 1 0 vide for I!IIOI'kel banlnng faeth- Buckeye Girls State are Janis r ee. Mrs. David Ball and their grand- Magic Chef and Unico Jl]ectric ranges the last day of a • ties at the CitiZens Nahonal Schmoll, Sue Rue, Sa a d r a daughters, Mr. ond Mrs. Open House, IO a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, April 9. Jacl'll Bank !Dr 1 trade of land and Swartz, and Debbie Grueser. RIO GRANDE COLLEGE mood Robie, Mro. Charles is the manager of the Landmark Store located ~buildings oo M.ll St., alley, was m the news agam • tlus Roach and Daughter Teresa Main Street, Pomeroy. but tbe offer was turned down. IN GAWA COUNTY week when Jt was a~~nouaced Lynn The occasion was their I:::::::::::::::===;;;:;:~;;:;;:-:;;.;;-~~ AREA RESIDENTS number- that the new men 's dor'!l;lory daughrer's, Mrs. David I· Sunday visitors of their RICHARD ROSENBAUM, an ing 5,000 attanded two sessions :\been named Holzer Hall birthday. Callers in the .. eola, Mr. and·Mra. LlncoiR 1ccountant at Kaiser Alullll- of the MGM Scout-A - Rama l ,. onor the late Dr. Charles noon were Rev . .uadley a sell. t ·· DUm, who resides in Pomeroy, held at the National Guard ! o:;. Holzer, Sr., long prPSJdent Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mr. and Mrs. Doyle wu aamed 1o lead the cam. Armory above Pt. Plea, nt of the college board of trustees. ruff. Mr. Webb is ill. Kall Lee, Charles Jeffery, paign for the passage of a bond las~ weekend. Cub Pack 203 of The eolle~e choir 15 _singing this Mr. and Mrs. Garry Jn and nephew Miclrael ~~~~~~ isaue to provide a nigh school]Grace Methodist church led week at the recepf:Jon tor the of Michigan spent a few days of Langsville were St lor Ute •wly organized Mt>i l!.sl ticket sales for the event. Clar- Cher~y Blossom prmcess '"I with their parents .. Jr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey evening visitors of Mr. Local School DistncL The viee- ence Thompson, Middleport Washmgton. Clifford Callahan, Mr. and Mrs. and family of Albany and Mr. Mrs. Charley Smith and Jo. Modti14RD6A eba.irmaa appointed at the school superintendent, was gen. Frank Mullins and Mr. and and Mrs. Guy Russell and Weekend vlSitors of Mr. 1 public meeting were : C. ern! chairman of the ev..L OUR HOUSE MUSf:UM Mrs. H. c. Callahan. ]Terry Lyna of Pomeroy were Mrs. Howard Russell were Blakeslee of Pomeroy, Robert wtll have a delayed opening of Mrs. Shirley Rouie has hten and Mrs. W. L. Boyoe, King of Salisbury, Barbara Mul- HOPE STILL LINGERS at several months due to lhe ex- il' and was absent from her du- Mr. and Mrs. David Ball. Eileen Venoy, Mr. Earl ALL FRO!. FREl 13.8 Cu. Ft. Je. of MlddleporL Ralph Carl Rio Grande College for event- tenswe rehabilitation program, ties at Ohio Valley Bank two Mr. and Mrs. John We!Jb, sell and Mr. Robert Venoy of Bedford and Vernon Weber ual accreditatioa after the nid now m prol!'ess by the 0 h 1o days. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vance famtly of Columbus, Mr. of Rmland. The organizatioa for that status was turned H!Stoncal SocJety. 1 MiS! Georgia Grey of Colum- Mr. and rs. Delbert Vance Mrs_. Edward Vanoy and meelin( was beld Tuesday. doWR at the meeting of t h 0 , bus spent the weekend wtth went to Ham~o Tuesday to Cra1g of Pomeroy and Mr. ONLY with Trade North Central Associalion of l THE BOAT LAUNCHING and her brolher, Mr. .Md Mrs. see Mr. Webbs cousm, Le- Mrs. WllllamRusseUand son, . PLEASANT POINT Resort Colleges and Secondary Schools purkmg area constructeo on Frank Grey. land Webb who passed away Wayne, of Mine_rovllle. . 1 1r M...,• coun!J iJ still in the in Chicago. The college can re- the Gallipolis park IJ'On( will Mr. and Mrs. Debert Vance, after a heart attack. . Mra. Joe Hatfield Is SptDdmg ] news. This week at a meeting apply next year. The visitors be de~Jcated Sunday, A1ml 24. Mr. and Mrs. David Ball and Mr. Alva Lowe accompamed a few days h~lp1~g care for . of stockbolders, the receoUy evaluation listed inadequote fi- according to •• anno!Ulcoment family, Mr. Don Swick were Mt . Dewey Good to Gallipolis Mrs. Wallace Hatf1eld . and ~ected board of dire~tors re- naAcial stability, insufficient / 0~ _u. S. Engm~~rs and r1f_v i"lf. Monday evfning visitors of Mr. Clinic Tuesday to consult her daughter. Mrs. Hatf1e~d JUSt re- ' Signed, and a new directorate acadernjc planning. lai"k of I fJcJals. The fac1hty was bmtt at and Mrs. O"ohn Webb. d()('tor. turned. from the bospJt.al. Gallipolis, Ohio 1 formed headt;d_by Rolfe Lee books for library, teachers in-~ • cost of $114,000. I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payne Mrs. Opal Smith was a risl- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray I 3rd & Court Sts. Ph. 446-0965 ond 1\rtght, two of the MACillNE THREE . . were Tuesday evening visitors tor Wednesday of Mrs. Dona Johnsen of Grove Ctty were Fn- ~ private stocltholdero. structing in more thao one , NAMES IN NEWS ,. Anne , of Mr. and Mrs. Joho Webb, Paisley. day overnight guests of hiS par- D£1UXE r~ . "QIIwdq lnrdaY evanlng vlsUora ol Mr. of Mrs. Harley E. Jebii.BOII mak· and Mra. Harley E. Jolmsoa and lnj; dolls to be • t ovmeas. , ' Mn. Jam• ltee9•, ~ Mr. and Mrs. iflu'ley E. Jolla- I!Dd Mrs. E1111ene Baaing and and family wen SUnday Rbonda'\fere Tuesday ·ev8Dlnl Attempts are De1111 m11Ue i.u an,!,,. ~ ~: ;.;:!::::;: =..~ ~!'.:·j R'"Pd. dsto~ter of Mr. Ud get new backing to OPfll the sica! educaUon facUIUes, and Louis Ford, who will Kl_,adtlate '·· plus!> facility. need for ralslng atendords. from St. Louis Unlverat~ity•••'onm~l '" .;.". ...,..,_.... •••• · -- ;, - •till -olal(lled ~ ~n rmmted a 12.406 '!'• ' Mr. ond Mrs. Leon Shumate mate and Mr. !ugeDe ·BBnlng ,..., -of Pomeroy were Sat- spettt aa aflernolm at tbe home ·rrain Derailments Highlight News Dwl&bt C. . '~' - - ' Mr: end Mrt. Jot JOim. Htftrd Thoma, Mrl. •llllllent and Beverly. Underwood, · MtJi. 1.-' Shu- • • 8 . • . , . Htane 446.2t52 �•· r'".'< ... . '. .. '' Apll I, !tee .1-Tbt Iunday TlmQoSIDUnlll, lund117, . . " ••""":.• . • . . .;· -<." to·, , ;,., I • we'tberbelt ~ -IN &il!:IGS COUNTY afternoon and even.lng YlBltors ot VISIIOn 01 'i{u·. ~ ~.~D. loll'. ·c. C. AQUARIVM - One of mony PTA projects In Wash· lllngton school Is the aquarium In Mfl. Edwin Edelblute'• oocond grade homeroom Pictured above with their teacher ore Jamos Hueholt, Da~ld Cro,.en, Bobby JohniiDn, Bret Wilson, Ike Hively, Greg Boone, Ronnie VanSickle and Thomas. The aquarium was purchased through prize money In the PTA'' attendance contest. .I""'"" Womeldorff &Thomas Co. Apn"I"IS s·1gnaIfor washington schooI YfAto Begin Planning for 1966-67 Term ' Discounted To········· 995 5 4 speed trans., red with like new white Intel' ior, spotless, new car trade ~~~~?~~- 5 1545 ~!s~~~~~~. 5 Solid white, low mileage, like new 13 4 5 :!~.~~~~~~- 5 1445 '64 BUICK LeSabre '65 PLYMOUTH '63 FAIRLANE '63 ,MERCURY 4 DOOR SEDAN FURY Ill 4 DR. HARDTOP 2DOORSJDAN Factory air condition, loaded with accessories, over $4,000 sticker price when car was new standard shift, V-8 engine, white and red iJl. terior, local one owner ' METEOR 4 DOOR Licht green finish, clean car. Custom, iurgundy and white, ready Discounted Discounted To .••.. ·t·... To ··· ·· ·•·· to go. $1145 2 DOOR HARDTOP Loaded with extras, bucket seats and aU sold finish with matching interior Discounted To · · ····· ·· '57 CADILLAC '63 VOLKSWAGEN '63 FORD GALAXIE UMOZINE 8 PASS. 3SEAT BUS 4 DOOR SEDAN 8 passenger, air conditioned, $7,000 car when new Discounted To •·•••·· •.. Ught ~een, just tbe unit to haul riders 745 '59 OLDSMOBILE '61 FALCON '59 CHEVROLET CONVERnBLES STAnON WAGON BEWR 1-88 serlu. 1·98 series. Your choice To ·••••''"""- Dfscovntecl 5 A regular little work horse, white with red interior 345 Discounted To · ·· ··· · ··• Solid white, like new tlrett, a little sharp car $575 Discounted To ··· •· ·r-··•• 5 545 YOUR TOTAL DISCOUNT DEALERI PHALEN-MARTI~ 417Second Ave. Downtown .~ • 2 BIG lOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ' e OPEN MNINGS nta PM ··~ Main Street R11tland, Gold finish, local one owner, new car trade in STORf HOURS 12 PM to 9 PM Mondoy thru Soturdoys USfD ITEMS BOUGHT & iOLD CLOTHING e FURNITURE e APPLIANCES •• • ' from GROVER'S STUDIO 0. 1 IC= ~eel I dootor and - IUD inchea, nurse !Dr count,y and city ---llealtb P!'Oifllm. Provided MEDICINAL BlfTi'tR 'chrtatmu treats. The 11telent Grttks, JIA)IIJ8lllll 1938 - Raised money for the , and Scythlans did not use first ·lim! from the concession ter as food bot applied It to llanil at the new swimming Injuries and to the hair; pool. . !rom buroeil butter wu appl~ · liMO - Approved lbe county to sore eyea, according prevenUon of delioqueacy pro- Encyclopaedia Britannica. II e1616 EasttrnAve. Rte.7 'll'8DIL ' -'' - 00 ,... Had ·w dlstlllcUO!l ol !l!mmllued IIWiftl fly !.._wall! ,Oile!nbtrlblpwlst)., ,r th,an any ~~r spec)ea ,, lqlllllitiOD In O.tb Central birds Ill aormal lllghL · . t Mltl\ MIJIZ\1'11 • Pldtle vtrioft'ltlunt ¥ . 00 e AUTOMATIC ZIGZAG NECCHI'S • Automatic White's • Automatic New Home's Smith Corona Typewriters Kirby Vacuum Cleaners and Many, Many Other Items! So Hurryl lCIO-sllde ckcul•r .-----. $39.95 ' . • ' i~ . . I 162 Flnt Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio '· ·· , .. ~. -SEW·ING MACHINE'" SALES. & S£RVICE--.iJ TAWNEY STUDIO To On s SERVICE and PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES and VACUUM CLEANERS! GIVE US A CALLI II ~-' Opening Monday, Apr. 4 · RUG ~[?~DTI'rn NEW 1 CARS, USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! STOP IN TODAY! • 0. With Portraits LOWEST PRICE EVER FORD MERCURY \ ~~t~~ :~~:: ~ans eom- Week' Weather ~!·~~~~~. 5144 5 5 Walker gave special praise UP TO - '64 DODGE Polora '• TH I • Middloport, 0. Family Record Plan Album Robinson's . 289 V·8 Engine and gu saving over drive, solid black with red Interior FURNITURE April has arrived. District Was bosl to fourth an- Keith Brandeberry, That means the end of an- nual district conference fer president. cession booth on Memorial other school term is near. Gal· first time. Contributed $25 to 1961 - Membership In organ- 1Field received $1,210.43 in Upolls echool officials and Red Cross for war efforts. ization climbed to 1,568. Final fill last fail. And, for tbe the $250,000 year for eighth grade awards. time . th l'br d Parents of studenls are already 1945 - Supported bleb ........ smce e 1 ary opene , Pomeroy mapping out plalla for the 196&- school bond Issue, w pas.... 11163 - Opened school's 11 1s being operated by POMEROY, 115 E. SECOND ST. Middleport 17 term. overwhelmingly. Continued to rary on Feb. II, under school board Tuesday nigh~ an orgaolza- support war fund, Red Cross; manship of Mrs. James 'r===··=====~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii lion considered to be one of purchased glaBSes and obtain· and under president Mrl. ______ .111 the most active group! In the ed speakers on prevention and Hamilton's leadership. Old French City, the Washing- treatment of juvenile delinquen- 111611 _ conducted a success- ' ton School PI'A, will elect cy. lui talr under leadership of I' officers for tbe 1966 • f1 schoal 1949 - Worked for a three- Mrs. Carroll Snowden, preslyear. , . . mill school levy. Contmued ~ts dent. From fair's profits, playTuesdays el~clton will high- iiUPJJOrt of the well · baby chn- . equipment was purchasUght - and clunu - another 1c, and c1ty recreation program. and a pilot reading pro- ' outatanding year of activities. 1952 - Purchased new curwas begun. The successor to Mrs. L C. ::~• for the Washlngtnn andl- ''This Is just a sample of Walker will be the organlza. rum. outstanding work dowo lbrough lion'& 45th president II (8 1953 - Helped re • years," said Mrs. Crossen. , Janrs of existence. safety patrol program._ added, "We hope we have The PI'A in Gallipolis was or· 1955 :- Play~d leadmg_ role back happy memories l'es, We're Celebrating Our 30th Annlversarg and To Show f tu• Appreefatfon fanlzed in 1120. However' II ~ In a drive to rtd commumty some and instill desire to ! Our FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS For Their Patrot~age, We Are llavlng A Sah> was not 11soctated with the 1object1onable comiC books and who wiU soon become llate and DBUonal organlzaUon hrerature. Replaced thre of this 1ine organiza· Evergthit~gln Our Store. So Come Belp VsCelehratealldSat•e$$$Too! unW the fall of 1928. drmklng fountains. In the years to come " Guiding the PTA through Its 1956 - Supported all-out . . . · 1 tarJy yeara were Mrs. Alice for new school bond issue. Pur- ~he ad~mJstr.ahon also reWolfe, Mrs. Clyde Ingles, Mro. chased additional oetved lligh pmse for !Is ofHubert Karns, Mrs. Leo Bean, equipment from PI'A fair. forts m working with the Mrs. Frank Shaw and Mrs. !This was the first year a gamzation. . Fred Plymale. held the preeident's chair - Ed· Oulgomg Preudent Mrs. 1 Mrs. Frank Janes was the win Edelblute.) first president (in 1928-29) to 11107 - Second man, Dr. ON ... 1erve tbe organizaUon when It · [b@~ became affiliated with the 5 atote and nat10nal PI'A. [b@~ Purpose of lbe WaabJnston Temperature, School PI'A Is Ia ralsa money weather conditions for to http support school projects 34-hour period as recorded by Unlika tbe btgloning • Pete McCormick at Fairfield the fi'A supported grade. 1 weather station. through 12, today'a aasoclaUon 1111~ Blgb Low Wea. ne~:. 11 work& for tbe betterment of eJ. Son. C5 20 Fair THE tmentary progl'BD!I. Other or- Moo. 45 18 Fair AIFIIEQUIPT ganlzattons, such as tbe alb- Tues. 55 17 Fair letlc booaton and band boosters Wed. II 39 Cloudy 1upport loclar'o acUvlti01 on. a Thurs. 5f %t Rala hlchtr level Fri. 12 fO Fair ~EMOT'I!·CONTROLLK 'lbe Waahlngton PI' A baa Sal. fl 30 Cloudy SLIDE PROJECTOR complied 1D outatsndlng Ust Average high temperature of accoliipllshmenta lbroup the week tllis year - 50.1; last ' the )'f81'J. Mn. Thomu Cros- year - M.4. MD, 11181 pubtlcJty chalnnan, Average low temperature DBJIIed 1 few ollbote projeeta: the week this year - 28.4: INa - Prepantl bot llltlll year - 30.7. for puplll, lltlpplletl fuilda fGr Total precipitation for medical llllltal!cl. Pur1lhaHd week thla ~~ar - .11; last I plallo. - .11. IIY!R BEfORE SO I930 - l'urdtul4 live bltld Totti pre<lpltaUon to date . AI'ROIICIORMAP~:T~i~:. unlfot'llll. lot' lhl• year - 8.92 Inches; ,•••• nru 11131 - Orlanllld lint PT 1111 111r - 11.21 Inches. AlllQUfT IIAwtNE SYI!IMS Mother SJDaa, Provided lo. Normal average preclpltaiiOJo II '' . PHALEN-MARTIN USED CAR DISCOUNT CENTER While with red lnterlilr, standard shift, New car trade in. Rooms Of Adams Trading Post EJ~~ ;!J:Jf~:~~!:.:~~ CLEANING named ! As for 18611. The PI'A'o con- '==='=='= MONZA COUPE 1 and daughters, Marlere and Kartene, attended u.e . home show and horse show . With the star of the show bemg LouiS Armotrong and hiS All Stars at Mark and Lisa, · of Plain City, visited ever a recent weekend 1 - - - - - - - - - l w l t h her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. ~Hallie Murny Waugb. On Sunday, Mr. I Mr. CUrtis Penh of Deln!lt and Mrs. Eddie Fran"' and , ~pent a weekend with bis childr>n of Gallipolis ond Mr. ] sister, Mra. Amoo Waugh and and Mrs. John Smith and chi!· husband dren opent the day with them. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kelly of Mr. Amos Waugh spent o reColumbus spent a weekend with cent Wednesday with Mr. his mother, Mrs. Lucinda KeJ. Mrs. Paul Eddie France ley and family. Other callers cbJidreo. ' at the Kelly home Sunday were Mr. and Mro. Wllllam Fraley I Mr. and Mro. John R:avencralt of Prospect, Mr. Weaver Kelly, Cardington, Mrs. Celesta Switzer of Gallipolis and Junior MERRY GO ROUND - Mrs. Caroll Snowden, left, and students pose beside a new merry go round which waa Wood. Mrs. Kelly bas been Ill the past three weeks. purcbated with PTA funds, and Installed on Memorial Fie ld recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harley S169·95 HARDTOP 2 DOOR Complete 595 BAKER · - Bidwell 1 SUNROOF ' FURNITURE ' 5 r 4 DOOR NOVA ,_ Dm LayweU trjjollll' Ill 3 E.! '64 CHEVROLET _ a6fra" . RUfua Penix. · · ..1:'"· Mr. l\11'1 Mro. Kerr 'McU..>·· I~Pt'nt fuesday ovenlng will' Sylvia Eno. Mr. end Mra. Lester Snt honored wltb a birthda ~ " • oer,at the home of. tpeir daugh' Mr. and Mrs. Tommie and _lamlly a reeent Sun day. It WliS Mro. Soles birthday. Society NoteS '64 FAIRLANE '500' ~ 1 ~~.· ,\fl• ·'l!l\' With J1111011 Law..... . Curtla PeDis IIIII • • Amos Waugh, lo!lt sunda1 for Florida to opend l wed ' wttb lbelr father, Mr. IIIII Mri. PHILCO REFRIGERATOR '63 VOLKSWAGEN f I Jll-10• II '62 CHEVROLET II ·, ""·~ *•· w11• woOtl! Wl!l • Mr. Anios Waugh reeenllr., AitJ:A ,/ \ ' llrf, ~~~ -~IJ . : ~ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ha•lag Rt~Sen. ol Bunker Hill. ·., train derailmanls. Oo MOll, ---- • . . . Rbonda. , · morning 13 cars of a Balti- MEIGS COUNTY Is seebig A WAVE OF thievery Blr~ck scholarship ,. mathematics Mrs. James Reeves, Mrs. Ell· Mias..Belle Teny iul~ ~ diujh­ ,. and Ohio freight train the beginnlnJ of o transform•- the coonty this .week. Two teea- Florida Slate Unlvei'Sity. llllnlng, Rbonda, Mrs. Fred ter Patty were visitors ill Gal,, derailed at New Haven. tion of tbe terr.aiD lh the route agers were charged with the Carolyn Killg, daughter of l'l'uckermall and Mrs. Jack E~ lipolis Wednallday. . 1 two weeks ago 19 cars of the new Rl. 7 by-pass. This breaking and entering of a and Mrs. Harry Klllg has and son, Billie, were Wed: ~nt off the tracks at West weel< the clearing and earth Cheshire lowiiShip home. Liller elected vice president ol 1~~~1'/~vlsltors of Mrs. Paul Afrlcll's Orange River w'' Columbia, and asll ewkeeight moving crews were changing In tbe week tho sheriff was c~ass at the Ul'-orSJIV of ll named. lD bonor of t!le ·Dutch cars jumped off at Hobson. ' U• looks In the Thomas Fork called Ia investigate the i!Jeft Clllllllti School ol Nurstng Johnson, Mrs, House o1 Orange • . ,. am. Tht contractilll( firm of of a car motor on Rt. I Gal· Heallb. Mr. and Ml'!l JIESIDENTS were L. R. Skelton of Cqkunbus is Opolis: a 'IV set from Ems! Northup met Gregorv Peck ahocbd lblo week when Mas- pushing the work ·on the high- Null of Gallipolis and c a r the Cured Cancer Assernoly parts from a Jacksoa Pike res- Columbus. Peck Is cbalrmao 011 CIIUIJ\)o re<lll'llecl three high· way link. wajl fatalltlet 01 Tuescl~. Two ident. The stale patrol recover- the National Caace~ Qu88de. MDton, W. Vo., men were ldll- THE MARSHALL KING fam- ed a car stolen from Gallipo- Jack WIUiams. ass1steot ed IB a Cl!Hemi accident near Uy of Pomero,v is having some lis Rambler•. Inc. on old Rt. 7 ager of Eva~ Super Markell, Ashton, and Martha Fike, 21, tough breaks. Last week lb.! near the Metgs-Gallto Jme. Inc., In Galhpolls, bas been 1 Mlrshal: University student father accidentally shot himPl'?moted to . manager of ol Nlln!, w. Va., who was doing self in the leg, and is hospital- A GAU.IPOIJS driver, Mar- Middleport store. eo-op teaching at New Haven, ized. and several days earlier garet Houston. an~ two passen. ·J was 1tf1Jed when her small car 8 son David 5 suffered a frac gers, owe thetr IJVes to the """t .,t of controL lured' leg wh..; a ptcnic table quiok thinking of Mrs. Hoos- _ _ _ _ _:;:.._...,.__ ton. The car they were I• took BY MRS. MITCHELL WEBB 1 Ifell on him. MIDDLEPORT COUNCIL of· off for the Ohio River on White Sund di ~ I Ave and 'th th0 b ' n0 t ay nner gues~ o lered to surrender four park- FOUR MIDDLEPORT girls ·•. wt . ra<es and Mrs John Webb were their M Nancy Efaw, Home EconomiB~ Columbus '"" "'·. workmg, the drtver turnert the · . ra. . •:a ,....._ on Ra ce st_.. to pr.o- nommated as delegates for ca 'nt tr daughter and family, Mr. and Ohio Electric Company will demonstrate the 1 0 vide for I!IIOI'kel banlnng faeth- Buckeye Girls State are Janis r ee. Mrs. David Ball and their grand- Magic Chef and Unico Jl]ectric ranges the last day of a • ties at the CitiZens Nahonal Schmoll, Sue Rue, Sa a d r a daughters, Mr. ond Mrs. Open House, IO a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, April 9. Jacl'll Bank !Dr 1 trade of land and Swartz, and Debbie Grueser. RIO GRANDE COLLEGE mood Robie, Mro. Charles is the manager of the Landmark Store located ~buildings oo M.ll St., alley, was m the news agam • tlus Roach and Daughter Teresa Main Street, Pomeroy. but tbe offer was turned down. IN GAWA COUNTY week when Jt was a~~nouaced Lynn The occasion was their I:::::::::::::::===;;;:;:~;;:;;:-:;;.;;-~~ AREA RESIDENTS number- that the new men 's dor'!l;lory daughrer's, Mrs. David I· Sunday visitors of their RICHARD ROSENBAUM, an ing 5,000 attanded two sessions :\been named Holzer Hall birthday. Callers in the .. eola, Mr. and·Mra. LlncoiR 1ccountant at Kaiser Alullll- of the MGM Scout-A - Rama l ,. onor the late Dr. Charles noon were Rev . .uadley a sell. t ·· DUm, who resides in Pomeroy, held at the National Guard ! o:;. Holzer, Sr., long prPSJdent Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mr. and Mrs. Doyle wu aamed 1o lead the cam. Armory above Pt. Plea, nt of the college board of trustees. ruff. Mr. Webb is ill. Kall Lee, Charles Jeffery, paign for the passage of a bond las~ weekend. Cub Pack 203 of The eolle~e choir 15 _singing this Mr. and Mrs. Garry Jn and nephew Miclrael ~~~~~~ isaue to provide a nigh school]Grace Methodist church led week at the recepf:Jon tor the of Michigan spent a few days of Langsville were St lor Ute •wly organized Mt>i l!.sl ticket sales for the event. Clar- Cher~y Blossom prmcess '"I with their parents .. Jr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey evening visitors of Mr. Local School DistncL The viee- ence Thompson, Middleport Washmgton. Clifford Callahan, Mr. and Mrs. and family of Albany and Mr. Mrs. Charley Smith and Jo. Modti14RD6A eba.irmaa appointed at the school superintendent, was gen. Frank Mullins and Mr. and and Mrs. Guy Russell and Weekend vlSitors of Mr. 1 public meeting were : C. ern! chairman of the ev..L OUR HOUSE MUSf:UM Mrs. H. c. Callahan. ]Terry Lyna of Pomeroy were Mrs. Howard Russell were Blakeslee of Pomeroy, Robert wtll have a delayed opening of Mrs. Shirley Rouie has hten and Mrs. W. L. Boyoe, King of Salisbury, Barbara Mul- HOPE STILL LINGERS at several months due to lhe ex- il' and was absent from her du- Mr. and Mrs. David Ball. Eileen Venoy, Mr. Earl ALL FRO!. FREl 13.8 Cu. Ft. Je. of MlddleporL Ralph Carl Rio Grande College for event- tenswe rehabilitation program, ties at Ohio Valley Bank two Mr. and Mrs. John We!Jb, sell and Mr. Robert Venoy of Bedford and Vernon Weber ual accreditatioa after the nid now m prol!'ess by the 0 h 1o days. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vance famtly of Columbus, Mr. of Rmland. The organizatioa for that status was turned H!Stoncal SocJety. 1 MiS! Georgia Grey of Colum- Mr. and rs. Delbert Vance Mrs_. Edward Vanoy and meelin( was beld Tuesday. doWR at the meeting of t h 0 , bus spent the weekend wtth went to Ham~o Tuesday to Cra1g of Pomeroy and Mr. ONLY with Trade North Central Associalion of l THE BOAT LAUNCHING and her brolher, Mr. .Md Mrs. see Mr. Webbs cousm, Le- Mrs. WllllamRusseUand son, . PLEASANT POINT Resort Colleges and Secondary Schools purkmg area constructeo on Frank Grey. land Webb who passed away Wayne, of Mine_rovllle. . 1 1r M...,• coun!J iJ still in the in Chicago. The college can re- the Gallipolis park IJ'On( will Mr. and Mrs. Debert Vance, after a heart attack. . Mra. Joe Hatfield Is SptDdmg ] news. This week at a meeting apply next year. The visitors be de~Jcated Sunday, A1ml 24. Mr. and Mrs. David Ball and Mr. Alva Lowe accompamed a few days h~lp1~g care for . of stockbolders, the receoUy evaluation listed inadequote fi- according to •• anno!Ulcoment family, Mr. Don Swick were Mt . Dewey Good to Gallipolis Mrs. Wallace Hatf1eld . and ~ected board of dire~tors re- naAcial stability, insufficient / 0~ _u. S. Engm~~rs and r1f_v i"lf. Monday evfning visitors of Mr. Clinic Tuesday to consult her daughter. Mrs. Hatf1e~d JUSt re- ' Signed, and a new directorate acadernjc planning. lai"k of I fJcJals. The fac1hty was bmtt at and Mrs. O"ohn Webb. d()('tor. turned. from the bospJt.al. Gallipolis, Ohio 1 formed headt;d_by Rolfe Lee books for library, teachers in-~ • cost of $114,000. I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payne Mrs. Opal Smith was a risl- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ray I 3rd & Court Sts. Ph. 446-0965 ond 1\rtght, two of the MACillNE THREE . . were Tuesday evening visitors tor Wednesday of Mrs. Dona Johnsen of Grove Ctty were Fn- ~ private stocltholdero. structing in more thao one , NAMES IN NEWS ,. Anne , of Mr. and Mrs. Joho Webb, Paisley. day overnight guests of hiS par- D£1UXE r~ . "QIIwdq lnrdaY evanlng vlsUora ol Mr. of Mrs. Harley E. Jebii.BOII mak· and Mra. Harley E. Jolmsoa and lnj; dolls to be • t ovmeas. , ' Mn. Jam• ltee9•, ~ Mr. and Mrs. iflu'ley E. Jolla- I!Dd Mrs. E1111ene Baaing and and family wen SUnday Rbonda'\fere Tuesday ·ev8Dlnl Attempts are De1111 m11Ue i.u an,!,,. ~ ~: ;.;:!::::;: =..~ ~!'.:·j R'"Pd. dsto~ter of Mr. Ud get new backing to OPfll the sica! educaUon facUIUes, and Louis Ford, who will Kl_,adtlate '·· plus!> facility. need for ralslng atendords. from St. Louis Unlverat~ity•••'onm~l '" .;.". ...,..,_.... •••• · -- ;, - •till -olal(lled ~ ~n rmmted a 12.406 '!'• ' Mr. ond Mrs. Leon Shumate mate and Mr. !ugeDe ·BBnlng ,..., -of Pomeroy were Sat- spettt aa aflernolm at tbe home ·rrain Derailments Highlight News Dwl&bt C. . '~' - - ' Mr: end Mrt. Jot JOim. Htftrd Thoma, Mrl. •llllllent and Beverly. Underwood, · MtJi. 1.-' Shu- • • 8 . • . , . Htane 446.2t52 �,,' }\ " " ' •. '• ...... 1 • l ' · · .-, · ~ · lilllqlllf6 Count.y MBIIl' apOcfal fl!enl!l will .. take place In ~~ this year starting July 4 • 8 qt•allered tho t70111l81!8l'l the County 4-H and You t h with .a Ubl'BI')' for C8mp· at Southside. re~~· . • .. . , 'Ibis camp, siiDWU' W Ple iliUWu&; auu Ilona! Youth SCience Csmp, espreesad genuine ,- ux:•• wo-. \ ! Mr. experlellce. lets el guidance In aeUIDB up tha curriculum. Gil ·. 'BIIl'llelte, Coumy E~illi~U AiatW-:I, will direct the camp. ' For Sale 1962 ·Buick Electra 4 Dr. Sedan Oxfords & Loafers 1 1 1960 Olds 88 - 4 Dr. Sedan 1 Roush's Shoe Store 62 Thunderbird H~rdtop, power steering, power brakes, power window§, • ir conditioning, 2 Dr. 63 Ford Gal. 500 Conv. 352 eng. Std. tnns. RJdlo 1nd heater 63 Chevrolet Imp. 4 dr. H.T. 8 cvl. At trans., p, llt•ring, radio tnd ht1ter 65 Ford Fair. 500 2 Dr. Hudtop, '189 eng· M, Cruislm1lic Low mileage, trans_ 1 I-SET SCALES i I WE HAVE LEARNED . Mrs. 1-McKASKEY FIRE Ora Hill, Mrs. Ruth Tucker and PROOF FILE several olher Racine area residents were drr.-ply interested In 1-26 inch BICYCLE the rt>ct-nl story about the CarI--SILVER TONE mel School being struck by lightning about 53 years ago GUITAR The article was published I-WRINGER last week's T!rr1es-l Senti nel under the , WASHER :Dr. Lester L. Roush. Hoih we1·e i( I-BIG PORCH pupils there at U1e time ef · incident. SWING 2-BEDS, Complete GEORGE VEITH, 1-Metal WARDROBE dleport. has a 7&-year-oid hov's ll Keith Goble Ford Ootens of Other Items USED CAR LOT PHONE 742-5394 Locust & Sycamore Sts. Middleport Open 12 Noon Til 9 PM SHARON BIGGS ... ' .). ' 1795 5119 51495 5695 5 Gallipolis, Ohio Cow Dies When Three Hurt Hit By Auto In \Vr;.. .w>k ""' Near Carpenter DtU• 4 door, light ''""' I ndio tr~ clash,' A bHuty - '-ucket tpta, pacldtd • • poWer osM., •w~hoO~I~•:••:•:n:.:::~:-:::::~~- 1 ~595 7""63·- OLDSMOBILE '"" tnterlor • · air con~ Hard top, whtlo, I •• _., windoW~. one lout owner, poWtr ..ka..., P"""-~'195 = M7 super Sport, .,... = '!.:. '65 '~! ~}~!::::~· ~ :;~: :::~u::: ~ ~I. interior, "uc ' ~495 extras. I. ;-61. OLDSMOBILE,:::: ADrNm , net. toi'Mtlc tranllf racllo, 2 over whlWr :~aktl, tli vinyl JIOWO" $1195 '65 PLY MOUTHvinylHard top, powor stoorlno, w.s.w. ' '-''"'· One L 'kit ttltt radio, othtr .rhlte DriYft Ukt .... AUTOMATIC HILL .,,: HOLDING "" air co J)oOr VI motor, lttndlfd ,,..,.,, : : . ·:.~"" ownor, Other extrll ~~ ut ~kot .,,,,w. tlr01~ 195 = (01\Vo $uptf · '64 IMPAlA Sport. ~~·ck tut'"'.. ever whlte. •1121vtnvr: :Ot-or, powtr brekte ami lftOIIC trans. 3 ~195 ""''"'' ont Joc:al awnel, ....- £ hrt. bucket ....., radio, w.s.w. tlrll NOW ON DISPLAY! . 11 f V A LUES EASTER PARADE 0 ZA conv.WhltotoP 63 MON tirOt. ~~·;,..;:~ ,65 OLDSMor"~llntL.,Eioro~trl:•m,or Iautom•tlc: tr•n•·• w.J.w, h. $1195 FINEST TRACTOR ON THE MARKET _;•· :· . Thomas E. Simpson, ITI, 21, Claymont, Del.. sullered only a Editor's Note - Miss Lyn· bump on his bead when be da Rees, tlaupter of Mr. aad WI' ' ked his car at 12:45 a. m. Mn. ~loyd 1\eos of tltl Gar· S.:llrday at Pine-st., near the field Ave., Gallipllls, Is the intersertion of VIntOn Ave. oobjeet of lbe Hll piqap secSimpson was charged with tloo of the RoU Call," a driving left of center and was newspaper of Capitol HIU in linPd $20 and cos_ls Saturday Waablngtoa, D. C. The article m· ·ning In municipal court. follows: She Is 1 secretary ·v pollee said Simpson told t1 he didn't remember any· 1 about the accident. Offl. e<- .• quoted Simpson that the o ' thing be remembered was hi,ting the brak"' and, getting uo from the right side of the lr-nt seal. 11ice said that Siii!.Jl'O"'' c; was passing another westbound car driven by Steven E. Nu1111, 17, Rt. I, Gallipolis, lost control and hit the front lend· ' er of the Nunn car. Simpsen's car then went a'"""' the high· way and struck a flrepllll at the \nterseclion. The plug had minor damage. The Simpson car ])ad heavy damage and , there wu minor damage to the other car. LYNDA BEES CHEVROLEl-OLDSMOB\LE M~~:~~: ~':::~ :::;: br•""'· .:_ Urterlor, tiNt tout owner • More than I50 persona attendad Friday lllght'l alllltral meetlng and banquet of the Gallll 10 CARS PRICED FROM $75.00 to $595.00 :s - ' ' liofts." Re-elected • Gallla dlreclora ol tbt Feeder Coif Commltteo W' HaJ:vey Calboon, Charlel 'l\!clwdl, cltttt llltl. illll Latin, < Chevr~IP.I·Oidsniohile Motor c.. . . . 210.286 SECOND AYE. \ fs.G==t!~= mal IDOoatry, Et<lenlbt Center. by Glenn -Graham, master ceremonlel, Davis dlscilaaad U,. need tor lncreaoed meat productloll 111 feed aa eVet' iD~~ populatloo in bls topic "Protelnl For tbl YOU CAN BUY OUTRIGHT OR TRADE WITH US ON . t NEW OlDSMOBILES t NEW CHEVROLET$ tHEW CHEVROLET TRUCK$ During OUR BIG DOUBLE DIVIDEND SALE. · Large Selection. Hufryl o.mpoll• a 4S.9 decrease from the 63 accidents in January. But last month brought Gal· a County's first traffic falali· ty of 1966 when Burl Raines, 211, Crown City, <lied of injuries In a March 19 wreck on Rt. 7 •t Crown City. Six of the March acciden~ were Injury type accidents with a total of 12 persona Injured. Twenty · five of the occidents were In Gallla county ind four were In Meigs county. Patrolmen spent 915 palrol hours on the highways of the two counties. They made 161 ar· resls and issued 299 warnings. Officers also ga~ assists to Sl mqtorlsts and conducted t9 PUCO checks. Dispatcher~ at the post answered 1405 telephone calls and ~rtetins 169 visitors to the post. 1a the offlee ol Walter MoelIer (lGI~ Ohio). Pert and perky Lynda Rees Is a TV celebrity. She's on television every minute of her working day. "My desk is near the door," she explained, "and Rep. Moe!. .ler has a closed circuit TV camera facing the. doorway broadcasting 8 picture onto 8 nehrby receiver all the time. Not only am 1 on the screen . ent an d. so are lh e cDnstl1u s staffers who come In !rom oth- she ot cour!le majored in hls· 1 tory and political science at Marietta College, and early Americ&D history at William and Mary. The latter prOJram was also unusual, an appren~ ticeship in historical ediliDJ. She was trained to edit histori· cal publications of the Inelitute of Early American Hi~tory and . . Culture PLANT SEEDLINGS - Members of Middleport Brow me Troops No. 5 and 39 were busy at the Middleport ~Ulljo Always fascinated by politictl clpal Park Satur~ay planting_ pine seedlings ~s an Arbor Day project Troo~ leaders Mrs. I. R. Neal and M~•- Rlchartl. d ith bl Vaughan supervised the project. Mrs. Neal IS shown In the foreground asststmg Kathy Harris and Tamt Hoffmaq, 1 L d an peotpnkel,_ yn ad, w"Th 1ue • Looking on behilid them are Janet Neal, Martha McNeal, Cindy Glaze and Ida CascL In the rear are Betb Vaueba..; eyes WI mg, sa1 , e ure S h Ord c d c · h 1 d v of capitol Hill was 80 ~rtal, 1 Maureen Nelson, tep an1e , an y arm!C ae an Mrs. aughan. ~~e~ t~~~se~~: ~:~ ~pw~~~.~o~~:.r~!:i~~ Boaters will :sto!:::g js: es on TV. Lynda, 23, can also claim another ur.lque aspect of her life, a penchant for living In historlcal towns. Born Ia Galli· polis, the second settlement in Ohio, she went to college is Marietta, the first setUement. She received her master's degree from William and Mary College I• Williamsburg, • nd now lives In the nation's cap!· taL Foliowlns this historical bent, mr• :.0 ~-=oaedal IDcllnlca ~elgave, the history I once stndied." Lynda spent adjournment working Ia the district office then returned to set up an 8• pariment in Arlington with fellow Hillite, Hopa Reynolds of Royce, Wis. Among her many ocltvltles, Lynda coonts driving around In ber new robln's.egg -blue fastback Mustans. She reads anything asci everything, I or information, relOiatlon, and escopa. - ......,__ License of 1 Dr"JVef IS lleaida suspended Conn[J for JIOI'IOII lo blve -7pels innocula~ with .rabies. vacelnet departoflictals · llld Saturday, · ' o Tbe flral cJIDie will be Tbtlrllday, AprU 7, from 7.f :;:::;.r"~~e r::r~. Po~': In Portlaad at lb Otarles Hams packing llonoe 00 h~ day, April 1, from 1., p.m. John W. Howell Saturduy mol'llIDJ suspended the operator's license of Ronnie D. Wrigh~ 16, Waterloo Star Rt., for 60 days 1..- speeding _and Michael D. Duffy, 16, Gallipohs. for 30 days lor apeedmg. Both had c1ted by <Jly pohce. Convene for Safety Study Boaters .of the Mason-Gallia· Meigs area were reminded to. day by B. B. Matthews that the first of a series of schedUI· eel public Instruction course• In safe boating will be held at 7:· 30 p.m. Monday at the Renderson Coast Guard Statio•. The sessions which are open to ever one' but are prlmar. y boat ·n n 11 for tiy n~w M ders, WI 1 Cl~ j lhrnue :~t A~ a~ 7 g.m. oug P P at the same locatio•. Msttht>ws IS trammg offtcer of the GaJJI· polls-Pt. Pleasant Flottlla 111-4, U. S. Coast Guard Awdltary sponsors of the courses. Qualilied Instructors for the course will include Hugo Pier· otti, Elmore Casto, and Douglas Mullineaux, members of Flotilla III-I, and also regular Coast Guardsmen at the Hen. derson Station will assist. Democrats LI.ki.ng R • E I ......,.._,..,1.1 .,_,_ earns Ill ar Y. Torch Stolen p 1• I p 11• From Barge . 0 It tea 0 tog -1111!1!1!NOW YOU KNOW The Executive Branch of the federal government currently ' employes 2,496,090 people, accordiDJ te the World Almanac. 0 Tenth District democrats apparently are going all the way with gubernatorial candidate Frazier Reams, Jr" over Harry H. Mclwain. William A. Lavelle, Athens County Democratic ~halt• man. annount.,d Saturday the results of a poll he corKiuct· ed by mail of Demo<ratic central committeemen in the lOth. Congre~sional district. He aaid about 200 of the distnct s comm1tteemeo respon· - - - - - - - - - George Kenny of the O.Kan ded. amazing since Mr. Reams baa Machinery & Repair Company, The results were: never been in the district in reported the theft at 2:30 p.m. bis campaign and his opponent Friday afternoon. The sber· Governor - . Harry H. Me .. bas made spetcbea before sevIff's :epahrtr;'entf is inveslilgat· :;a";j.;;!~i:.:;zl~; Reams, Jr. oral diBiricl Democratic mee~ mg I e I e t o an acety ene ' ' . , mgs. torch valued al $65. two gauges Attorney General Mark! Lavelle, who was a member at $92, and 200 ieet of double I McElroy 60, Robert E. Sween- of the Stale Democratic Candi· hose, valued at IIOO. ey, 13&, Undecided 9. Idates Committee, abo Jaid Deputies aald the Items were Serre!ary of Slate _ James that the names of Bell and stolen from the barge some time H. Bell 95, James D. Nola• 38, Brown for Secretary of Stall after 2 a.m. on Friday morning. Undecided 66. and Slate Treasurer were winLt. Governor - William L. omg out over the endorsed cau· BOYS INVITED OFI••CE OPPN Coleman 117, Paul J. Lvnch 43, didates, James D. Nolu and , ~ , Melga Ceunly bo_ys 12 yem:s Meigs County Board of Ele<>- Undecided 36. 1 Michael E. Entloger. of age and older mterested m lions officials said Saturday Stale Aud 1tor _ Thomas E. He urged each CoWl~ Comtractor operation and malnten- their office in the Masonirt Ferguson 173, Charles m1tteeman le urge tbmr pe.. ance are invited tc altend the Temple building in Pomeroy will 11. Undecid~ IS. nle to support Nolan and Efll. first meeting of !he Meigs be open daily from 1 to 4 p. m.,! State Treasurer _ Inger, County 4-H Tractor Club at lhe beginning Mol$y through the IBrown 91, Michael E. Entingoor i County Extension office on last Thursday in April too per-' 28, Undecided 75. Tuesday, April 5, at 6 p.m. Ed· sons to cast absentee, disabled, Lavelle said that ison Hollon Is the club advisor. soldier, etc., ballots. I ier 1\eams' strength ,:0 The Galli• county sberlil's department late Friday afternoon received the report of the theft of acetylene burning equipment valued at $257, lrom 1 b.;.ge at O.Kao Harbor, Kanauga. ). OAWPOLIS, OHIO ·' 1 i Hoaltla deparlmeal olllclais oald o uunt tilled In Olive Twp., betwoeo Porllant1 aod Lollg Bottom taol -k, has been tested aad proved rabid. Ga!S~veln R.I Betzted,11 •b Rt. 1 upois, a so ci y city It Wll lbe llral animal killed pollee, pleaded not JUilty and In lbot oecilon o1 tbe countyl Judge Howell continued the b•VInl rabiea according to deparlmont tpokoomOL case. . . Ill ano~r City poltce ease, 1 1 , Gary Rullt118,_ 17, Rt. 2 Leon, J0 d p Va.,.:retted a $27.50 bond 1orFrsedqu . kDJ tires. ge orter Fines . 2 M lis ertlincedN:a1, 17d, Galltpoin elgs Conrt , was .10 an costs for ---------;--.:......--'----~-...::.:...-::.:::::::.._:::.:::~---= Two persona were lined stop sign vl~jation and John day In Meigs County Court Brown, 16, Gallipolis, was fin' lion by Judg F nk W p te $S ~nd costa for !allure to Jr • ra · or r, stop Wlthtn the a"ured clear · . Both had been cited Clifford Icenhower wet by the State llilhway patrol. Boy !leoul Troop Z03 Satur> $25 and costs 011 aa In a case tnnaferred ·to the day compl- plutmc 1,001 ORDERS PROBE citation and Charles juvenile court lrom Law· pil!e trees u o Cotilln'atloa Melgs County Commoa Pleaa '100 and costs 08 1 no COWl!)', Jndge Howell disproject. The 1ree1 are..lll ao It' Judge Joba ' C: B8cen bas ..-. ator's license charge. a charst of illtsal park· ea aear Racoooll Creek, • tht dmd a divorce lnvesiiJation Porter suspended $75 of Gary Dully, 17, other side of Norlbup .. tbt ill the action by Robert D. milt's fine and placad bim former Cub Alllaon . . . VI, Alita R. Spirea. probatloD for 10 dayo. The alx lo eight lllllll 1m , 11r1 not - .larfl for dyQIII te see lor area Is IJII!rDiimato. ly ene-half mila olf the D!lla I t:~~~ bilbway. But tbe ~ II letl·tlulfwhlle·they llliJ' I. MILLIE LEGAR ·· Adrten V. Wlaecarver, 44, Zaneavllle, melted by · - Illy' pnloeat benefit, pleaded gullt)l ~turday ID municipal court to <ithen and 1M ...., will prof. 'of while IDIOIIeated. He wu n!leued it' from thl~ ·"Goa4 Tun>" latlr by .., ~ •••• tbe lnfiuence 1,• Seedling Trees Planted By Troop203 r!'~~~~· E:,.~ Zanesville Man Placed in t Roml>!or H Old•• 6!1 Ro...1or,,I6!1CoChvovalr" Ford r.V. S7 ChOW· 57 ponf\IC, r , , 19 For4. 6!1 Folcon ' . Two accidents were tnveatJ. Three persons had minor tated early Saturday by the Injuries In a two ear collision Meigs County Sheriff's depart- at 6:10 p.m. Friday on Rt. 124, men! with one resuiUDJ In the 01)1! mile west of Rt. 325, in death of a cow. . Meigs county, accordins to the The cow was ktlled at 1 a.m. state Highway palrill. when it walked onto State Treated at Veterans' Memor· Route 113 southeast of Carpen- Ia! Hospital, Pomeroy, and relor and waa strtiCk by a cor leased were Don;!ld R. Thorn· driven southeasterly by Harry aa, 19, Rt. 1 Ne,.port, 0.: Ed· Jackson, Rt. I, RuUand. _ ward MontiJ<lmery, 25, Piketon; There wu damage to the and Russell Montgomery, 28, --• d of J ·• left front end "'"' oor ""'" Portsmouth. All bad lacerations son's car. The cow beiOIIJied to and conlusions. Bill Starcher. No arreel was The patrol cited Thomas to n.ade. Meigs county court April 14 on The other accident occurred a charge of driving at a speed 2:35 a. Ill. on State Route 7, Ill excess for road eondilions. about s!I-Iontha of • mile Officers said the accident DC· of Pomeroy._Sheriff Roberl C. eurred when Thomas, driving Hartenbach'l deputies east, toJIP"d a billl crest and Harry E. Powell, Buffalo. w. went off the right side of the Va., lost control ol bls car road. His vehicle come back a· 11 went off the rlaht tldtl -of cross the bJllhway and collided was Jigbt and DO arrest wlth the weatbound car drtven made. Edward Montgomery. ITI""" waa beavy damage to can. Cattlemen Dine At Rio Grande ., -- l'hlrd & Court 511. P.hone 446-3314 CHUCK COLLIER - DAVE HARRIS The March report of the Gallipolis State Highway Patrol Post snowed a sharp decrease in the accident rate compared with the first two months of the year. Officers of Gallipolis Post Investigated 29 accidents in March in the two county area of Gallia and Meigs. This is a 10.8 per cent drop fl'om the 49 accidents in February, and Head Bump Pert, Perky Lynda Rees Suffered by Auto Driver Always on Moeller TV ti0-236 Socond A... BOLENS TRACTORS CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE 8harou BIIJI,, a ~enlor at Pomeroy H!Jb SChool, b&a been honored wllb a Scbolar· thlp Award te ittend NaHonwlde Beauly Academy ID Co~ umbus. Sbe was ODO ol the winners lrom over 450 OIIJo. areo appllconls. Galllpollt, Ohio blouse that he wore as a young-If ster. Mr. Veith, now 82, kept lhe blouse In perfect etn· dilion through the years. It has a stylish large collar, typi· cal of the !1190's. SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1966 VOL. 1 NO. 9 In Meigs-Gallia Area ' 0£ 2AUtOS va motor, Hydramatic ' . · GALLIPOLIS • . SMITH BUICK CO. $2.99to$5.99 int . CARS ARE GO ... GO ... GOINGIII 1965 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. Sedan Country Stdan, Station Wagon 4 dr. 8 cyl. IUIO tr.-ns. w•lh air conditlon- ' II GolllpOilo, Ohio 1 .1965 Chev. Impala Spt. Cpa. ' v K& RAUTO·SALES 1 TRADING POST ' 5ee Them At .•• ,._.,._.,.,.._-_AT__ 60 Ford Richard Austin ~~ JJV!nc $50 DOWN $5 WIEitLY If""V"VJ ADAMS Accident Rate Shows Bie: March Decrease · · _ '' ' •..• Mr~r~!~[[~,~~c)!ij(~(~i~ii~l ~ K . _CAR..-S. I I. -~ • ·' ~\"!"~ · available for the • will; be llnanced by lo!'AI eontrtbUtlous, W"'t VII' ·glnla University, and the atudent's fee for eamp\na. 11 IJ bM to ·inelllde-some toors sclealllle Interest 1o the in science te youth, Letghty oi ii~~rieii:a _ f offer specialized thla endeavor. the 1965<i6 scllool term. have uriJIBCompaiQflSCOII!act •. compteled the 7lb er 8th, srade. sentatlve for the fund ' It will not be a duplication neaded It IUJliiOI't the B'• ROBF.RT WINGETT TODA i"S THut:e;HT - Conceit raus~s more co<IV81' I ~:::::::::::::::--'--'· --' '"' the regular classroom es. ing, but wiD be All Junior bJllh prlnctpola 1at ion tban wit . - La Hochefuucult. _ _ ~Rno _ ~•. '-lod 1 u. tary to this situation. teacbtn have allo ~ j . () Nowuran_.,....~ • n be Homer K. Ashley, a native of Letart Falls, last weea to fonnlbe ourpriH ....,..,, u The attemlance wiD pressed a need . and deslre ceJebr~ted his 40th anni\·ersary with the Monarch Rubber "'=~===~;::;;:~,;""~rra!etlbylheabovecortoon. eel to 50 or 60 campers, Ibis uperlence. Co. in the Hartsville area near Canton. . ,.f"'VY"'""V' competent professors Six campe tl thla type wet-ell Mr. Ashley, s descendant of one of th~ Letart Town· """' _ _ _ ~ ~ West VirJinia University plloted In other porta ol ship pioneer families. has done well In busmess since ar,...,,..n ,.......,) Ule lnalructing. Tbe $ltte and their Ol)l8rience ririn g in Canton in 1925. · · jl•onlol•• AGENT UNCLE POLISH NEWIST will enjoy new experiences drawn from in Ht> is Monareh's viee presi- were 40 employees. Yettml•f• such fields as mathematies, Those eountlea are dent in charge of nnancP. Mr. The company now has Auwer• ,.,.,,..tom. tfPHoodt ' Oif ..Mn" ology, psychology, pbyslcal ed with tbe event and are 938 Sicond Ave. Ashier celebrates his 4oth employes and mak.. , 500 pro· _ _ _ _ _ _._..... __ NOTH _______;_ · _ ence and other science ~elds. te have them again tbls 1 year ·wil h Monarrh as ~onar r~1 1 duct~ : lt Is the wor~ 9 largest . A weD • balanced with six addltlonal sciE..,I 1 observPs its 40th year in bust- Isupplier of automotive vent Charles Gibbs and Mrs. Leo Commissioners Okay preJfam will be included nes5;. ! window strips and rubber. for Smith, may baye been the first , B d Wher ;tr Ashlev took what! mrtal engine mounts aod IS the persons to catch a glimpse of County 8 U get ' 4-H Clnh Elects .. 1 m No One produeer J! solid rub- an albmo deer In Meigs Coun· PI'. PLEASANT - The ld . h d herarv" "'"'m' W0\1 • a . . on CountvJ Commissioners Its new Officers ·ob nt Lhe Hartvi• lle-. her. \Ires. • ! ty . . . . It was sland'mg m 1 po . d .1 Mr. Ashley was Monarch 'Ithe road between Hemlock approved the 1966 · 67 The Litue LeadlnC Ladles 41 ftrm . ~l on~ur_h s. on ~· r~h ~t~e 1tr€1:1sur er 18 ,·ears and assisr- Grove and Route· 33 near the budget of $361,148. H club he1d its organlzationa1 was pnt>u mattr llrt>s .In ant treasurer- 10 years. He James Smith residence when John A. Wilson, president, meeting recently at the home has bPen a dirpctor since 1957. they saw it last week . . Mr. said the county recorded an of leader, Mrs. Harold 118U1er.1 Mr. Ashley. the son of lhe w. P. Lochary, High-st., Porn· increase of $2,544,1100 in evalu· Officers elected were M \ate Elmer and Zeila tRoush) eroy, bas an 1884 edition of a atums thts year. The budget Ruth Sauer, president: Jo Ashley, has a brother, Ralph, newspaper printed in .. Meigs was forw~~d to the .state Hayes, vice president; who lives on the fam ily home. County which is full of inter~ tax commtsstoner for approval. Harrls&n, secretary; Cathy . st('-ad at Le·tart Falls. ,I esting historical material . . . . County Court memben in rison, treasurer; Elaine RBJns! We learned of Ashley's rise! On gelf, Meigs County Probate dition to Wilso~, pre-sident. burg, news Teporter; in the business world by Mrs . . Judge and Mrs. F. H. O'Brien Clare_nce Adkins and Kauff, recreation leader, Loaded with Extras Including Air : Graf'e Crow Tolson. a loyal j returned from a vacation · Jl B1sselL Linda WUUams, health an 62 Comet 2 Door Conditioner. 9,400 Actual Miles; now re-r1 Florida last Wednesday .. _ . chairman. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio ' M ~ igs Countian , whe ' side~ in Cant on and Both h;;~d wonderful suntans All members wDI take "Let's 1OO% Warranty, New Riviera 1nGI heater. . srhool there. admitted they had hit a Jot SERVICE ANNOUNCED Explore the Outdoers" at a 62 Ford Gal. 500 Trade In balls during their vacation . . . PI'. PLEASANT ject along with another of 4 d r. 8 cyl. At Tnns., P. steering, radio and heder , . ENDS DEPART· C. .I. Rhodes. Veterans Serv- Sunrise Service will be own choosing. The neat meeting ODDS N cie officer, visited long enough brated Sunday, April 10, at 6:30 will be April I4 at 4 . at the 63 Falcon 2 Dr. MENT Thn•e Pomeroy wo. . de h 6 cylinder, standard trans. ' m our eff1ce last week to de- a. m. at the Pt. Pleasant High lea r's ome. VB, Power Steering, Power Brakes, R1dio and heater mrll . Mrs. Aaron Zahl, Mrs. light the staff with his School football stadium with were served by Joy Sauer. Automatic Trans. Shell Beige, 65 Ford Gal. 500 ant humor. the Rev. C. S. Thompson, Trio~ lr-iOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;i;;iiiiii'-iiiiiiiiiiii'"jl 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 enghw, Very Nice. lty Methodist Church, deliver-·11 d1nd1rd trans. Radio and BOYS ing the message. In · case of~ , h~ater PHILIP ROBERTS, inclemeni weather, the serv· '65 Ford Gal. 500 recently returned from the · ' ice will be held in the blgb : AT Conv. 352 eng. Std. trani., Factory Air Conditioner, Local i versity of Kentucky at Lex ling· I school gym. r1dio 1nd heater Owner. All Power Features. Sharp. ! ton where he attended the an64 Galaxie XL nual Student Chapter Convertible. 8 cylinder, wto trans., power steer· enre oi Jhe American Soriety PATIENT TRANSFERRED lng, power brakes and I of Civil Engineers. Lewis Flanagan of Syracuse I lnlectlon Mold.d Salt For windows, radio & heater Automatic, Power Steering, Power Philip is treasurer of the was transferred from Helzer Longer w.. r 61 Olds 98 2 Door Athens Chapter at Ohio Uni· hospilal to the University ho.. Rutland, 0. Brakes. Good Family Car. H.T. At Ir a n ~. All power, st ... w. to " ' ' versity where he is a '""' ' " ' -I pilal in ColumbWJ Saturday rtdio and heater Philip and others fmm Ewing ambulance. His USED CLOTHING 63 Mercury Monte. were accompanied by Sam my, of Parkersburg, accom- !I 4 Dr. Auto. lrtns. Power 1-17 CASE POP advisor, Dr. Harry Kaneshig. panied him. 1teering, radio & heater Philip has been spending - ---KOOLER 63 Thunderbird remainder of his spring Although lhe wild turkey Hardtop, power deering, I-6-FT. HILLS power brekes, power win· tion with his mother, Mrs. is a good flyer, it prefers to Middleport, 0. dowa. 2 Or, MEAT CASE Icis Roberts._ _ escape pursuit · by running. ovHIDOf ,. alate Trwportatloll ·ii'ciiiiW', :tii'ill be the bJll faclm' !Q. 1bii1 ~:01 Tllef I I ' ' Ohio V3lley -JIJ3-eutjll Jarm , . PT. PLEASANT - A - ad- the event with hlkel, folk a!ld Cllll(ll lbrouiboul lbe Yellture In caliiPlnC Ia lolnC ~Inc> IPOI'IB. . of Weal Vlrli!lll, form four ordiau1 wonla. Heat l~ews •" . Unoenmbltth-faurJumhln, .. T ' Mason County Prepa11es for new Adventure :' ~~ir':;~ In Camp'im,Juiy· U for 4-H Youn, Folks ~: b:.:r-;mo;~ lltne letter to eaeh aquaie, to The Meigs ' •• 31DP1Lm:..IJ,J,...••~J ..J . 1! . " l' ' ' "(, $_ 500 Bond on D_\VI Char,e :il"!'".':..."ed PHS Girls to Attend .·_. �,,' }\ " " ' •. '• ...... 1 • l ' · · .-, · ~ · lilllqlllf6 Count.y MBIIl' apOcfal fl!enl!l will .. take place In ~~ this year starting July 4 • 8 qt•allered tho t70111l81!8l'l the County 4-H and You t h with .a Ubl'BI')' for C8mp· at Southside. re~~· . • .. . , 'Ibis camp, siiDWU' W Ple iliUWu&; auu Ilona! Youth SCience Csmp, espreesad genuine ,- ux:•• wo-. \ ! Mr. experlellce. lets el guidance In aeUIDB up tha curriculum. Gil ·. 'BIIl'llelte, Coumy E~illi~U AiatW-:I, will direct the camp. ' For Sale 1962 ·Buick Electra 4 Dr. Sedan Oxfords & Loafers 1 1 1960 Olds 88 - 4 Dr. Sedan 1 Roush's Shoe Store 62 Thunderbird H~rdtop, power steering, power brakes, power window§, • ir conditioning, 2 Dr. 63 Ford Gal. 500 Conv. 352 eng. Std. tnns. RJdlo 1nd heater 63 Chevrolet Imp. 4 dr. H.T. 8 cvl. At trans., p, llt•ring, radio tnd ht1ter 65 Ford Fair. 500 2 Dr. Hudtop, '189 eng· M, Cruislm1lic Low mileage, trans_ 1 I-SET SCALES i I WE HAVE LEARNED . Mrs. 1-McKASKEY FIRE Ora Hill, Mrs. Ruth Tucker and PROOF FILE several olher Racine area residents were drr.-ply interested In 1-26 inch BICYCLE the rt>ct-nl story about the CarI--SILVER TONE mel School being struck by lightning about 53 years ago GUITAR The article was published I-WRINGER last week's T!rr1es-l Senti nel under the , WASHER :Dr. Lester L. Roush. Hoih we1·e i( I-BIG PORCH pupils there at U1e time ef · incident. SWING 2-BEDS, Complete GEORGE VEITH, 1-Metal WARDROBE dleport. has a 7&-year-oid hov's ll Keith Goble Ford Ootens of Other Items USED CAR LOT PHONE 742-5394 Locust & Sycamore Sts. Middleport Open 12 Noon Til 9 PM SHARON BIGGS ... ' .). ' 1795 5119 51495 5695 5 Gallipolis, Ohio Cow Dies When Three Hurt Hit By Auto In \Vr;.. .w>k ""' Near Carpenter DtU• 4 door, light ''""' I ndio tr~ clash,' A bHuty - '-ucket tpta, pacldtd • • poWer osM., •w~hoO~I~•:••:•:n:.:::~:-:::::~~- 1 ~595 7""63·- OLDSMOBILE '"" tnterlor • · air con~ Hard top, whtlo, I •• _., windoW~. one lout owner, poWtr ..ka..., P"""-~'195 = M7 super Sport, .,... = '!.:. '65 '~! ~}~!::::~· ~ :;~: :::~u::: ~ ~I. interior, "uc ' ~495 extras. I. ;-61. OLDSMOBILE,:::: ADrNm , net. toi'Mtlc tranllf racllo, 2 over whlWr :~aktl, tli vinyl JIOWO" $1195 '65 PLY MOUTHvinylHard top, powor stoorlno, w.s.w. ' '-''"'· One L 'kit ttltt radio, othtr .rhlte DriYft Ukt .... AUTOMATIC HILL .,,: HOLDING "" air co J)oOr VI motor, lttndlfd ,,..,.,, : : . ·:.~"" ownor, Other extrll ~~ ut ~kot .,,,,w. tlr01~ 195 = (01\Vo $uptf · '64 IMPAlA Sport. ~~·ck tut'"'.. ever whlte. •1121vtnvr: :Ot-or, powtr brekte ami lftOIIC trans. 3 ~195 ""''"'' ont Joc:al awnel, ....- £ hrt. bucket ....., radio, w.s.w. tlrll NOW ON DISPLAY! . 11 f V A LUES EASTER PARADE 0 ZA conv.WhltotoP 63 MON tirOt. ~~·;,..;:~ ,65 OLDSMor"~llntL.,Eioro~trl:•m,or Iautom•tlc: tr•n•·• w.J.w, h. $1195 FINEST TRACTOR ON THE MARKET _;•· :· . Thomas E. Simpson, ITI, 21, Claymont, Del.. sullered only a Editor's Note - Miss Lyn· bump on his bead when be da Rees, tlaupter of Mr. aad WI' ' ked his car at 12:45 a. m. Mn. ~loyd 1\eos of tltl Gar· S.:llrday at Pine-st., near the field Ave., Gallipllls, Is the intersertion of VIntOn Ave. oobjeet of lbe Hll piqap secSimpson was charged with tloo of the RoU Call," a driving left of center and was newspaper of Capitol HIU in linPd $20 and cos_ls Saturday Waablngtoa, D. C. The article m· ·ning In municipal court. follows: She Is 1 secretary ·v pollee said Simpson told t1 he didn't remember any· 1 about the accident. Offl. e<- .• quoted Simpson that the o ' thing be remembered was hi,ting the brak"' and, getting uo from the right side of the lr-nt seal. 11ice said that Siii!.Jl'O"'' c; was passing another westbound car driven by Steven E. Nu1111, 17, Rt. I, Gallipolis, lost control and hit the front lend· ' er of the Nunn car. Simpsen's car then went a'"""' the high· way and struck a flrepllll at the \nterseclion. The plug had minor damage. The Simpson car ])ad heavy damage and , there wu minor damage to the other car. LYNDA BEES CHEVROLEl-OLDSMOB\LE M~~:~~: ~':::~ :::;: br•""'· .:_ Urterlor, tiNt tout owner • More than I50 persona attendad Friday lllght'l alllltral meetlng and banquet of the Gallll 10 CARS PRICED FROM $75.00 to $595.00 :s - ' ' liofts." Re-elected • Gallla dlreclora ol tbt Feeder Coif Commltteo W' HaJ:vey Calboon, Charlel 'l\!clwdl, cltttt llltl. illll Latin, < Chevr~IP.I·Oidsniohile Motor c.. . . . 210.286 SECOND AYE. \ fs.G==t!~= mal IDOoatry, Et<lenlbt Center. by Glenn -Graham, master ceremonlel, Davis dlscilaaad U,. need tor lncreaoed meat productloll 111 feed aa eVet' iD~~ populatloo in bls topic "Protelnl For tbl YOU CAN BUY OUTRIGHT OR TRADE WITH US ON . t NEW OlDSMOBILES t NEW CHEVROLET$ tHEW CHEVROLET TRUCK$ During OUR BIG DOUBLE DIVIDEND SALE. · Large Selection. Hufryl o.mpoll• a 4S.9 decrease from the 63 accidents in January. But last month brought Gal· a County's first traffic falali· ty of 1966 when Burl Raines, 211, Crown City, <lied of injuries In a March 19 wreck on Rt. 7 •t Crown City. Six of the March acciden~ were Injury type accidents with a total of 12 persona Injured. Twenty · five of the occidents were In Gallla county ind four were In Meigs county. Patrolmen spent 915 palrol hours on the highways of the two counties. They made 161 ar· resls and issued 299 warnings. Officers also ga~ assists to Sl mqtorlsts and conducted t9 PUCO checks. Dispatcher~ at the post answered 1405 telephone calls and ~rtetins 169 visitors to the post. 1a the offlee ol Walter MoelIer (lGI~ Ohio). Pert and perky Lynda Rees Is a TV celebrity. She's on television every minute of her working day. "My desk is near the door," she explained, "and Rep. Moe!. .ler has a closed circuit TV camera facing the. doorway broadcasting 8 picture onto 8 nehrby receiver all the time. Not only am 1 on the screen . ent an d. so are lh e cDnstl1u s staffers who come In !rom oth- she ot cour!le majored in hls· 1 tory and political science at Marietta College, and early Americ&D history at William and Mary. The latter prOJram was also unusual, an appren~ ticeship in historical ediliDJ. She was trained to edit histori· cal publications of the Inelitute of Early American Hi~tory and . . Culture PLANT SEEDLINGS - Members of Middleport Brow me Troops No. 5 and 39 were busy at the Middleport ~Ulljo Always fascinated by politictl clpal Park Satur~ay planting_ pine seedlings ~s an Arbor Day project Troo~ leaders Mrs. I. R. Neal and M~•- Rlchartl. d ith bl Vaughan supervised the project. Mrs. Neal IS shown In the foreground asststmg Kathy Harris and Tamt Hoffmaq, 1 L d an peotpnkel,_ yn ad, w"Th 1ue • Looking on behilid them are Janet Neal, Martha McNeal, Cindy Glaze and Ida CascL In the rear are Betb Vaueba..; eyes WI mg, sa1 , e ure S h Ord c d c · h 1 d v of capitol Hill was 80 ~rtal, 1 Maureen Nelson, tep an1e , an y arm!C ae an Mrs. aughan. ~~e~ t~~~se~~: ~:~ ~pw~~~.~o~~:.r~!:i~~ Boaters will :sto!:::g js: es on TV. Lynda, 23, can also claim another ur.lque aspect of her life, a penchant for living In historlcal towns. Born Ia Galli· polis, the second settlement in Ohio, she went to college is Marietta, the first setUement. She received her master's degree from William and Mary College I• Williamsburg, • nd now lives In the nation's cap!· taL Foliowlns this historical bent, mr• :.0 ~-=oaedal IDcllnlca ~elgave, the history I once stndied." Lynda spent adjournment working Ia the district office then returned to set up an 8• pariment in Arlington with fellow Hillite, Hopa Reynolds of Royce, Wis. Among her many ocltvltles, Lynda coonts driving around In ber new robln's.egg -blue fastback Mustans. She reads anything asci everything, I or information, relOiatlon, and escopa. - ......,__ License of 1 Dr"JVef IS lleaida suspended Conn[J for JIOI'IOII lo blve -7pels innocula~ with .rabies. vacelnet departoflictals · llld Saturday, · ' o Tbe flral cJIDie will be Tbtlrllday, AprU 7, from 7.f :;:::;.r"~~e r::r~. Po~': In Portlaad at lb Otarles Hams packing llonoe 00 h~ day, April 1, from 1., p.m. John W. Howell Saturduy mol'llIDJ suspended the operator's license of Ronnie D. Wrigh~ 16, Waterloo Star Rt., for 60 days 1..- speeding _and Michael D. Duffy, 16, Gallipohs. for 30 days lor apeedmg. Both had c1ted by <Jly pohce. Convene for Safety Study Boaters .of the Mason-Gallia· Meigs area were reminded to. day by B. B. Matthews that the first of a series of schedUI· eel public Instruction course• In safe boating will be held at 7:· 30 p.m. Monday at the Renderson Coast Guard Statio•. The sessions which are open to ever one' but are prlmar. y boat ·n n 11 for tiy n~w M ders, WI 1 Cl~ j lhrnue :~t A~ a~ 7 g.m. oug P P at the same locatio•. Msttht>ws IS trammg offtcer of the GaJJI· polls-Pt. Pleasant Flottlla 111-4, U. S. Coast Guard Awdltary sponsors of the courses. Qualilied Instructors for the course will include Hugo Pier· otti, Elmore Casto, and Douglas Mullineaux, members of Flotilla III-I, and also regular Coast Guardsmen at the Hen. derson Station will assist. Democrats LI.ki.ng R • E I ......,.._,..,1.1 .,_,_ earns Ill ar Y. Torch Stolen p 1• I p 11• From Barge . 0 It tea 0 tog -1111!1!1!NOW YOU KNOW The Executive Branch of the federal government currently ' employes 2,496,090 people, accordiDJ te the World Almanac. 0 Tenth District democrats apparently are going all the way with gubernatorial candidate Frazier Reams, Jr" over Harry H. Mclwain. William A. Lavelle, Athens County Democratic ~halt• man. annount.,d Saturday the results of a poll he corKiuct· ed by mail of Demo<ratic central committeemen in the lOth. Congre~sional district. He aaid about 200 of the distnct s comm1tteemeo respon· - - - - - - - - - George Kenny of the O.Kan ded. amazing since Mr. Reams baa Machinery & Repair Company, The results were: never been in the district in reported the theft at 2:30 p.m. bis campaign and his opponent Friday afternoon. The sber· Governor - . Harry H. Me .. bas made spetcbea before sevIff's :epahrtr;'entf is inveslilgat· :;a";j.;;!~i:.:;zl~; Reams, Jr. oral diBiricl Democratic mee~ mg I e I e t o an acety ene ' ' . , mgs. torch valued al $65. two gauges Attorney General Mark! Lavelle, who was a member at $92, and 200 ieet of double I McElroy 60, Robert E. Sween- of the Stale Democratic Candi· hose, valued at IIOO. ey, 13&, Undecided 9. Idates Committee, abo Jaid Deputies aald the Items were Serre!ary of Slate _ James that the names of Bell and stolen from the barge some time H. Bell 95, James D. Nola• 38, Brown for Secretary of Stall after 2 a.m. on Friday morning. Undecided 66. and Slate Treasurer were winLt. Governor - William L. omg out over the endorsed cau· BOYS INVITED OFI••CE OPPN Coleman 117, Paul J. Lvnch 43, didates, James D. Nolu and , ~ , Melga Ceunly bo_ys 12 yem:s Meigs County Board of Ele<>- Undecided 36. 1 Michael E. Entloger. of age and older mterested m lions officials said Saturday Stale Aud 1tor _ Thomas E. He urged each CoWl~ Comtractor operation and malnten- their office in the Masonirt Ferguson 173, Charles m1tteeman le urge tbmr pe.. ance are invited tc altend the Temple building in Pomeroy will 11. Undecid~ IS. nle to support Nolan and Efll. first meeting of !he Meigs be open daily from 1 to 4 p. m.,! State Treasurer _ Inger, County 4-H Tractor Club at lhe beginning Mol$y through the IBrown 91, Michael E. Entingoor i County Extension office on last Thursday in April too per-' 28, Undecided 75. Tuesday, April 5, at 6 p.m. Ed· sons to cast absentee, disabled, Lavelle said that ison Hollon Is the club advisor. soldier, etc., ballots. I ier 1\eams' strength ,:0 The Galli• county sberlil's department late Friday afternoon received the report of the theft of acetylene burning equipment valued at $257, lrom 1 b.;.ge at O.Kao Harbor, Kanauga. ). OAWPOLIS, OHIO ·' 1 i Hoaltla deparlmeal olllclais oald o uunt tilled In Olive Twp., betwoeo Porllant1 aod Lollg Bottom taol -k, has been tested aad proved rabid. Ga!S~veln R.I Betzted,11 •b Rt. 1 upois, a so ci y city It Wll lbe llral animal killed pollee, pleaded not JUilty and In lbot oecilon o1 tbe countyl Judge Howell continued the b•VInl rabiea according to deparlmont tpokoomOL case. . . Ill ano~r City poltce ease, 1 1 , Gary Rullt118,_ 17, Rt. 2 Leon, J0 d p Va.,.:retted a $27.50 bond 1orFrsedqu . kDJ tires. ge orter Fines . 2 M lis ertlincedN:a1, 17d, Galltpoin elgs Conrt , was .10 an costs for ---------;--.:......--'----~-...::.:...-::.:::::::.._:::.:::~---= Two persona were lined stop sign vl~jation and John day In Meigs County Court Brown, 16, Gallipolis, was fin' lion by Judg F nk W p te $S ~nd costa for !allure to Jr • ra · or r, stop Wlthtn the a"ured clear · . Both had been cited Clifford Icenhower wet by the State llilhway patrol. Boy !leoul Troop Z03 Satur> $25 and costs 011 aa In a case tnnaferred ·to the day compl- plutmc 1,001 ORDERS PROBE citation and Charles juvenile court lrom Law· pil!e trees u o Cotilln'atloa Melgs County Commoa Pleaa '100 and costs 08 1 no COWl!)', Jndge Howell disproject. The 1ree1 are..lll ao It' Judge Joba ' C: B8cen bas ..-. ator's license charge. a charst of illtsal park· ea aear Racoooll Creek, • tht dmd a divorce lnvesiiJation Porter suspended $75 of Gary Dully, 17, other side of Norlbup .. tbt ill the action by Robert D. milt's fine and placad bim former Cub Alllaon . . . VI, Alita R. Spirea. probatloD for 10 dayo. The alx lo eight lllllll 1m , 11r1 not - .larfl for dyQIII te see lor area Is IJII!rDiimato. ly ene-half mila olf the D!lla I t:~~~ bilbway. But tbe ~ II letl·tlulfwhlle·they llliJ' I. MILLIE LEGAR ·· Adrten V. Wlaecarver, 44, Zaneavllle, melted by · - Illy' pnloeat benefit, pleaded gullt)l ~turday ID municipal court to <ithen and 1M ...., will prof. 'of while IDIOIIeated. He wu n!leued it' from thl~ ·"Goa4 Tun>" latlr by .., ~ •••• tbe lnfiuence 1,• Seedling Trees Planted By Troop203 r!'~~~~· E:,.~ Zanesville Man Placed in t Roml>!or H Old•• 6!1 Ro...1or,,I6!1CoChvovalr" Ford r.V. S7 ChOW· 57 ponf\IC, r , , 19 For4. 6!1 Folcon ' . Two accidents were tnveatJ. Three persons had minor tated early Saturday by the Injuries In a two ear collision Meigs County Sheriff's depart- at 6:10 p.m. Friday on Rt. 124, men! with one resuiUDJ In the 01)1! mile west of Rt. 325, in death of a cow. . Meigs county, accordins to the The cow was ktlled at 1 a.m. state Highway palrill. when it walked onto State Treated at Veterans' Memor· Route 113 southeast of Carpen- Ia! Hospital, Pomeroy, and relor and waa strtiCk by a cor leased were Don;!ld R. Thorn· driven southeasterly by Harry aa, 19, Rt. 1 Ne,.port, 0.: Ed· Jackson, Rt. I, RuUand. _ ward MontiJ<lmery, 25, Piketon; There wu damage to the and Russell Montgomery, 28, --• d of J ·• left front end "'"' oor ""'" Portsmouth. All bad lacerations son's car. The cow beiOIIJied to and conlusions. Bill Starcher. No arreel was The patrol cited Thomas to n.ade. Meigs county court April 14 on The other accident occurred a charge of driving at a speed 2:35 a. Ill. on State Route 7, Ill excess for road eondilions. about s!I-Iontha of • mile Officers said the accident DC· of Pomeroy._Sheriff Roberl C. eurred when Thomas, driving Hartenbach'l deputies east, toJIP"d a billl crest and Harry E. Powell, Buffalo. w. went off the right side of the Va., lost control ol bls car road. His vehicle come back a· 11 went off the rlaht tldtl -of cross the bJllhway and collided was Jigbt and DO arrest wlth the weatbound car drtven made. Edward Montgomery. ITI""" waa beavy damage to can. Cattlemen Dine At Rio Grande ., -- l'hlrd & Court 511. P.hone 446-3314 CHUCK COLLIER - DAVE HARRIS The March report of the Gallipolis State Highway Patrol Post snowed a sharp decrease in the accident rate compared with the first two months of the year. Officers of Gallipolis Post Investigated 29 accidents in March in the two county area of Gallia and Meigs. This is a 10.8 per cent drop fl'om the 49 accidents in February, and Head Bump Pert, Perky Lynda Rees Suffered by Auto Driver Always on Moeller TV ti0-236 Socond A... BOLENS TRACTORS CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE 8harou BIIJI,, a ~enlor at Pomeroy H!Jb SChool, b&a been honored wllb a Scbolar· thlp Award te ittend NaHonwlde Beauly Academy ID Co~ umbus. Sbe was ODO ol the winners lrom over 450 OIIJo. areo appllconls. Galllpollt, Ohio blouse that he wore as a young-If ster. Mr. Veith, now 82, kept lhe blouse In perfect etn· dilion through the years. It has a stylish large collar, typi· cal of the !1190's. SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1966 VOL. 1 NO. 9 In Meigs-Gallia Area ' 0£ 2AUtOS va motor, Hydramatic ' . · GALLIPOLIS • . SMITH BUICK CO. $2.99to$5.99 int . CARS ARE GO ... GO ... GOINGIII 1965 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. Sedan Country Stdan, Station Wagon 4 dr. 8 cyl. IUIO tr.-ns. w•lh air conditlon- ' II GolllpOilo, Ohio 1 .1965 Chev. Impala Spt. Cpa. ' v K& RAUTO·SALES 1 TRADING POST ' 5ee Them At .•• ,._.,._.,.,.._-_AT__ 60 Ford Richard Austin ~~ JJV!nc $50 DOWN $5 WIEitLY If""V"VJ ADAMS Accident Rate Shows Bie: March Decrease · · _ '' ' •..• Mr~r~!~[[~,~~c)!ij(~(~i~ii~l ~ K . _CAR..-S. I I. -~ • ·' ~\"!"~ · available for the • will; be llnanced by lo!'AI eontrtbUtlous, W"'t VII' ·glnla University, and the atudent's fee for eamp\na. 11 IJ bM to ·inelllde-some toors sclealllle Interest 1o the in science te youth, Letghty oi ii~~rieii:a _ f offer specialized thla endeavor. the 1965<i6 scllool term. have uriJIBCompaiQflSCOII!act •. compteled the 7lb er 8th, srade. sentatlve for the fund ' It will not be a duplication neaded It IUJliiOI't the B'• ROBF.RT WINGETT TODA i"S THut:e;HT - Conceit raus~s more co<IV81' I ~:::::::::::::::--'--'· --' '"' the regular classroom es. ing, but wiD be All Junior bJllh prlnctpola 1at ion tban wit . - La Hochefuucult. _ _ ~Rno _ ~•. '-lod 1 u. tary to this situation. teacbtn have allo ~ j . () Nowuran_.,....~ • n be Homer K. Ashley, a native of Letart Falls, last weea to fonnlbe ourpriH ....,..,, u The attemlance wiD pressed a need . and deslre ceJebr~ted his 40th anni\·ersary with the Monarch Rubber "'=~===~;::;;:~,;""~rra!etlbylheabovecortoon. eel to 50 or 60 campers, Ibis uperlence. Co. in the Hartsville area near Canton. . ,.f"'VY"'""V' competent professors Six campe tl thla type wet-ell Mr. Ashley, s descendant of one of th~ Letart Town· """' _ _ _ ~ ~ West VirJinia University plloted In other porta ol ship pioneer families. has done well In busmess since ar,...,,..n ,.......,) Ule lnalructing. Tbe $ltte and their Ol)l8rience ririn g in Canton in 1925. · · jl•onlol•• AGENT UNCLE POLISH NEWIST will enjoy new experiences drawn from in Ht> is Monareh's viee presi- were 40 employees. Yettml•f• such fields as mathematies, Those eountlea are dent in charge of nnancP. Mr. The company now has Auwer• ,.,.,,..tom. tfPHoodt ' Oif ..Mn" ology, psychology, pbyslcal ed with tbe event and are 938 Sicond Ave. Ashier celebrates his 4oth employes and mak.. , 500 pro· _ _ _ _ _ _._..... __ NOTH _______;_ · _ ence and other science ~elds. te have them again tbls 1 year ·wil h Monarrh as ~onar r~1 1 duct~ : lt Is the wor~ 9 largest . A weD • balanced with six addltlonal sciE..,I 1 observPs its 40th year in bust- Isupplier of automotive vent Charles Gibbs and Mrs. Leo Commissioners Okay preJfam will be included nes5;. ! window strips and rubber. for Smith, may baye been the first , B d Wher ;tr Ashlev took what! mrtal engine mounts aod IS the persons to catch a glimpse of County 8 U get ' 4-H Clnh Elects .. 1 m No One produeer J! solid rub- an albmo deer In Meigs Coun· PI'. PLEASANT - The ld . h d herarv" "'"'m' W0\1 • a . . on CountvJ Commissioners Its new Officers ·ob nt Lhe Hartvi• lle-. her. \Ires. • ! ty . . . . It was sland'mg m 1 po . d .1 Mr. Ashley was Monarch 'Ithe road between Hemlock approved the 1966 · 67 The Litue LeadlnC Ladles 41 ftrm . ~l on~ur_h s. on ~· r~h ~t~e 1tr€1:1sur er 18 ,·ears and assisr- Grove and Route· 33 near the budget of $361,148. H club he1d its organlzationa1 was pnt>u mattr llrt>s .In ant treasurer- 10 years. He James Smith residence when John A. Wilson, president, meeting recently at the home has bPen a dirpctor since 1957. they saw it last week . . Mr. said the county recorded an of leader, Mrs. Harold 118U1er.1 Mr. Ashley. the son of lhe w. P. Lochary, High-st., Porn· increase of $2,544,1100 in evalu· Officers elected were M \ate Elmer and Zeila tRoush) eroy, bas an 1884 edition of a atums thts year. The budget Ruth Sauer, president: Jo Ashley, has a brother, Ralph, newspaper printed in .. Meigs was forw~~d to the .state Hayes, vice president; who lives on the fam ily home. County which is full of inter~ tax commtsstoner for approval. Harrls&n, secretary; Cathy . st('-ad at Le·tart Falls. ,I esting historical material . . . . County Court memben in rison, treasurer; Elaine RBJns! We learned of Ashley's rise! On gelf, Meigs County Probate dition to Wilso~, pre-sident. burg, news Teporter; in the business world by Mrs . . Judge and Mrs. F. H. O'Brien Clare_nce Adkins and Kauff, recreation leader, Loaded with Extras Including Air : Graf'e Crow Tolson. a loyal j returned from a vacation · Jl B1sselL Linda WUUams, health an 62 Comet 2 Door Conditioner. 9,400 Actual Miles; now re-r1 Florida last Wednesday .. _ . chairman. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio ' M ~ igs Countian , whe ' side~ in Cant on and Both h;;~d wonderful suntans All members wDI take "Let's 1OO% Warranty, New Riviera 1nGI heater. . srhool there. admitted they had hit a Jot SERVICE ANNOUNCED Explore the Outdoers" at a 62 Ford Gal. 500 Trade In balls during their vacation . . . PI'. PLEASANT ject along with another of 4 d r. 8 cyl. At Tnns., P. steering, radio and heder , . ENDS DEPART· C. .I. Rhodes. Veterans Serv- Sunrise Service will be own choosing. The neat meeting ODDS N cie officer, visited long enough brated Sunday, April 10, at 6:30 will be April I4 at 4 . at the 63 Falcon 2 Dr. MENT Thn•e Pomeroy wo. . de h 6 cylinder, standard trans. ' m our eff1ce last week to de- a. m. at the Pt. Pleasant High lea r's ome. VB, Power Steering, Power Brakes, R1dio and heater mrll . Mrs. Aaron Zahl, Mrs. light the staff with his School football stadium with were served by Joy Sauer. Automatic Trans. Shell Beige, 65 Ford Gal. 500 ant humor. the Rev. C. S. Thompson, Trio~ lr-iOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;i;;iiiiii'-iiiiiiiiiiii'"jl 2 dr. Hardtop, 289 enghw, Very Nice. lty Methodist Church, deliver-·11 d1nd1rd trans. Radio and BOYS ing the message. In · case of~ , h~ater PHILIP ROBERTS, inclemeni weather, the serv· '65 Ford Gal. 500 recently returned from the · ' ice will be held in the blgb : AT Conv. 352 eng. Std. trani., Factory Air Conditioner, Local i versity of Kentucky at Lex ling· I school gym. r1dio 1nd heater Owner. All Power Features. Sharp. ! ton where he attended the an64 Galaxie XL nual Student Chapter Convertible. 8 cylinder, wto trans., power steer· enre oi Jhe American Soriety PATIENT TRANSFERRED lng, power brakes and I of Civil Engineers. Lewis Flanagan of Syracuse I lnlectlon Mold.d Salt For windows, radio & heater Automatic, Power Steering, Power Philip is treasurer of the was transferred from Helzer Longer w.. r 61 Olds 98 2 Door Athens Chapter at Ohio Uni· hospilal to the University ho.. Rutland, 0. Brakes. Good Family Car. H.T. At Ir a n ~. All power, st ... w. to " ' ' versity where he is a '""' ' " ' -I pilal in ColumbWJ Saturday rtdio and heater Philip and others fmm Ewing ambulance. His USED CLOTHING 63 Mercury Monte. were accompanied by Sam my, of Parkersburg, accom- !I 4 Dr. Auto. lrtns. Power 1-17 CASE POP advisor, Dr. Harry Kaneshig. panied him. 1teering, radio & heater Philip has been spending - ---KOOLER 63 Thunderbird remainder of his spring Although lhe wild turkey Hardtop, power deering, I-6-FT. HILLS power brekes, power win· tion with his mother, Mrs. is a good flyer, it prefers to Middleport, 0. dowa. 2 Or, MEAT CASE Icis Roberts._ _ escape pursuit · by running. ovHIDOf ,. alate Trwportatloll ·ii'ciiiiW', :tii'ill be the bJll faclm' !Q. 1bii1 ~:01 Tllef I I ' ' Ohio V3lley -JIJ3-eutjll Jarm , . PT. PLEASANT - A - ad- the event with hlkel, folk a!ld Cllll(ll lbrouiboul lbe Yellture In caliiPlnC Ia lolnC ~Inc> IPOI'IB. . of Weal Vlrli!lll, form four ordiau1 wonla. Heat l~ews •" . Unoenmbltth-faurJumhln, .. T ' Mason County Prepa11es for new Adventure :' ~~ir':;~ In Camp'im,Juiy· U for 4-H Youn, Folks ~: b:.:r-;mo;~ lltne letter to eaeh aquaie, to The Meigs ' •• 31DP1Lm:..IJ,J,...••~J ..J . 1! . " l' ' ' "(, $_ 500 Bond on D_\VI Char,e :il"!'".':..."ed PHS Girls to Attend .·_. �\ j ' ' r , The Sunday Tlmeo.S.ntlnel, Sunday, April 3, 1968--18 Sunday Times-Sentinel Hannan Trace FFANames · '" 'Sweetheart' Miss Bllrbara Swindler, granddaughter of Mrs, ,Alma BaUey, was chosen 11 C2laj)ter Sweetheart". for 196UI by the I Original Works Read, Evaluated Dateline: Gallia Problema ~t::~~ Wlttl'' AII·Steel STORAGE CABINETS AdluarDblt ilwolwa t ~p«t • Secvrt lodr.l ~ M.. vdllt • loi\CM!ilt• t $i. . trtG!Id baii.H tr>O""I flnhh ICI _ , ,......,. i1c1rGD1 .-d. :IE& THK P U L L . LINR THE. FRENCH CITY PRESS • 446-3191 I 4 ·~ In Your Shopping AREA .... a I GAWPOIJS bu Ioiii eother oullllaad!DI otflclll. ,nlllq tilt tolal to thlee within tilt pllll moolh. Wllllam G..BDOdgrau, who ~erved as edmlnllllrelor u tilt Gllllpolla , . . _ lulltute for tilt past yem. bleomt eulllllm .tlie::tor ol tilt Hlchlend Villr HQIPIIII Ill CleveliDd lloD..,_ All ol Bill'• frltlldlere trlehiDC blm J1110c1 lllcll ID 1111 u .·.- ·-wrt. • • - FURNITURE No Need To Pay Retail Furniture Prices--No Need To• Wait for SO CALL SALESI wm SAVE on EVERYDAY factory to You PRICES I • ' YOUI CAN SAVE EVERYDAY OF THE YEARI tBANK AND OTHER FINANCING AVAIWIJ) ' / tSAVI EVEN MORI-PickUpYourPu~ha1 <JB11ht r.. For Dtii¥11Y llyOIId 7P Milia tYouOW.ItToYou.,.lfTo-hopHI.. ltfo..Y . Buy eOur 14,000.Sque.. het of Floor AREA elllbllt }!' FREEMAN'S NURSERY '" Ua To PURCHASI IN QUANTITY It The LOWEST fACTORY PRICESI -e 'lUCRI OP fRH PARICING _.DIS OUR ITOREI ALL ITEMS ARE CLEARLY· MAR'KE,~ . · ' ,. ' &.nclacapln11- DriWing-lltlmltel ·:eiiWS tAZAIW tHOUIYS ' ... Mllll Soulh.of Pt. Pll••nt on Rt. 2 ' ·DAVID LYNN FREEMAN ··- ' ' as to the DISCOUNT SELLING PRICE I Save Time -Save .Money· ·", •KH IIIII MIIIy oat.. . . , ·-··· eRHODODINDRONS ' I ' I ' ' _.:.,!! '·'·• ,r REESE DISCOUNT ..FURNITURE' • " OUTtiT ,PA. : , : > . . . OPEN DAILY 1:30 to 5130 P.M.-FRIDAY NIGHTI11L liCIO OAI'IPOIJI, OHIO .v 1 ~- . __, #~! ...: - • • -i- t ;'.''" , '' ' llannan Traee Future Formers . i\UI'-'•1-t. ' -· .. , ' VI �\ j ' ' r , The Sunday Tlmeo.S.ntlnel, Sunday, April 3, 1968--18 Sunday Times-Sentinel Hannan Trace FFANames · '" 'Sweetheart' Miss Bllrbara Swindler, granddaughter of Mrs, ,Alma BaUey, was chosen 11 C2laj)ter Sweetheart". for 196UI by the I Original Works Read, Evaluated Dateline: Gallia Problema ~t::~~ Wlttl'' AII·Steel STORAGE CABINETS AdluarDblt ilwolwa t ~p«t • Secvrt lodr.l ~ M.. vdllt • loi\CM!ilt• t $i. . trtG!Id baii.H tr>O""I flnhh ICI _ , ,......,. i1c1rGD1 .-d. :IE& THK P U L L . LINR THE. FRENCH CITY PRESS • 446-3191 I 4 ·~ In Your Shopping AREA .... a I GAWPOIJS bu Ioiii eother oullllaad!DI otflclll. ,nlllq tilt tolal to thlee within tilt pllll moolh. Wllllam G..BDOdgrau, who ~erved as edmlnllllrelor u tilt Gllllpolla , . . _ lulltute for tilt past yem. bleomt eulllllm .tlie::tor ol tilt Hlchlend Villr HQIPIIII Ill CleveliDd lloD..,_ All ol Bill'• frltlldlere trlehiDC blm J1110c1 lllcll ID 1111 u .·.- ·-wrt. • • - FURNITURE No Need To Pay Retail Furniture Prices--No Need To• Wait for SO CALL SALESI wm SAVE on EVERYDAY factory to You PRICES I • ' YOUI CAN SAVE EVERYDAY OF THE YEARI tBANK AND OTHER FINANCING AVAIWIJ) ' / tSAVI EVEN MORI-PickUpYourPu~ha1 <JB11ht r.. For Dtii¥11Y llyOIId 7P Milia tYouOW.ItToYou.,.lfTo-hopHI.. ltfo..Y . Buy eOur 14,000.Sque.. het of Floor AREA elllbllt }!' FREEMAN'S NURSERY '" Ua To PURCHASI IN QUANTITY It The LOWEST fACTORY PRICESI -e 'lUCRI OP fRH PARICING _.DIS OUR ITOREI ALL ITEMS ARE CLEARLY· MAR'KE,~ . · ' ,. ' &.nclacapln11- DriWing-lltlmltel ·:eiiWS tAZAIW tHOUIYS ' ... Mllll Soulh.of Pt. Pll••nt on Rt. 2 ' ·DAVID LYNN FREEMAN ··- ' ' as to the DISCOUNT SELLING PRICE I Save Time -Save .Money· ·", •KH IIIII MIIIy oat.. . . , ·-··· eRHODODINDRONS ' I ' I ' ' _.:.,!! '·'·• ,r REESE DISCOUNT ..FURNITURE' • " OUTtiT ,PA. : , : > . . . OPEN DAILY 1:30 to 5130 P.M.-FRIDAY NIGHTI11L liCIO OAI'IPOIJI, OHIO .v 1 ~- . __, #~! ...: - • • -i- t ;'.''" , '' ' llannan Traee Future Formers . i\UI'-'•1-t. ' -· .. , ' VI �' '' j \I 1\ ' 0 A d n· . t . t 13 . :: . . tt en . L5 r l.C . Ga1·['·la Me·L·g s ~usl~d!%7~~~ ~!t.~::; w~edl:;~~l, wi~ ~~~ a~:;dd:::~: ~die . -_",,:; '""' 0 f A Rall Yl n pomeroy F nt ("' F.\t'Pnf.S c !6-The sunday Tlmes.Senunel, Sunday, Aprils, t9s& ' ., · ~· ·· s· ·'lli?·.• I.' 1Brigadoon' MusicalMrformance Wins wasOutstanding Reception on. Tbe · J)wlgh tb rboll IJeld Satur· num!Jers 1D lbe producll .. .:,adQOII,~. ~· eB~dway day night. Mrs. Anile Fls~hel' ru:t~·~~·= ~ in Washington audlrorlum Fn· bac 11'011 , was n , G""'rt dire"" nta~t was an outstanding with live acenes. Lead singers Roark. Slepbanle !'!" , · I h!l . ' were. ably supported by lip& ed the clloreograpby, Mra. Mer· ltl preaentallon was acclaim· choral. singing, and all parts lyn Roia WM organlsf 111111 Ml• L:l ed bv an audience that over· were performed to perfection. Pebble .Leedy, planlit Mr. liAWKINS ble Wilson Myrtle Nanct: -.uUceca~o! »1~::1~~:: z! ~~~ dJQ. ~ nv~.:;~ ~~. ::~~!z!'!:L":: ~~ ~.. T_here were 28 vocal and dane~ Ktmb.all sqlter dJ,rected the Ql'• .: /Y L::!: persons at-l Margaret Daniels, past state\tr~cl th~ p~l year dwasp~:~ 10m !t< 1"'~•11'1l ng;.....mw.wr"" l-·;n· z ,. a • 11 .. 'performers were given iremen·Jiumbus · chesira. Scenery wu de~~lr:e~ 150 . , ppro~ 44th annual Rally councilors; Edna Belle .Ghol- ~~'-~~ •• y,,_,!~? i Monday --, MONDAY ~.~~- S.P.P~~~s.e...~! ~- ~~~~ · by Susan Bush, Rev . . " • ' lr ~ t of sen chairmlfll. of nauonat cn:·I'-'UUU'-·10"' ..........~ • .,.___ _ _ _ BIDWELlrPOR'l't!.iH rJJ\ OORUS . COUN(.;IL. •JIIbUC UIUDI\,; IU,~Iillo .UI~ O~ll\0 • M:ekem!e sr.d M!'. RoArk. wn_ !OOF dentist c will meet at the school at 7:90 of America, will . : liam Large was stage manag. hall In Pomeroy Thursday wlih MerceJ', stale outst~~ se;;:,mei, ttiallon yby Theodorus Council p.~. A new slate of officer~ meet ill regular session Mon; Ito Florida to attend f~ral ser· er.. - -·- - 'l'heodorus Council as hostess and Bell~ E. hDob~ll s~f ~: with Erna Jesse as captain. .w11l be nommated for the com day at 7:311 p. m. at the IOOF vices for Mr. Unroe's brother· 01 dJStrJCI •Ill t, couricll. ' Chester Council and Perry mg year. Hall. . · · ' In-law. The three elemenlll, of safe Esther Ridenour of Chester and Mary Swanson, past state Council tied for membership AMERICAN Red Cross, Gray THE POMEROY Garden Club 1 driving are: the drlyer, I h • Council was district team ('(]uncJior, Ruth .Cales, . sla~ banner. Mrs. Wakely spoke Ladies Volunteer Luncheon will meet at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Selmon Wells, Amon those attending thelroad and tlle vehicle. Much at6 captain; carrie Neutzlin.g . of ~·~u~:~~t~fLi~!s~~~:;:!~ briefly ('(]mpllmentlng Theo- m~etlngH I ~·~··c~:~: at 1\oy Belzlng, Mondayyat 2 p.m. 1~~· :~ ~~· ~~:e N:~d:,~1 perlorm~nce of the National tentlow has been given te lm. pJanJSt; nc . nd ed lh dorus on their work and thank· Ho zer ospJ a • · TUESDA · · . Ballet Co tn Huntington Fr~ proving the road and the drlv· ·TheOaorus, district 0 114 • · . •. :a:1da;, be r. oGrueser of Chester Counctl, each wJih a g•ft. M•~utes • of ie!s Jessie Sloat ' and Elizabeth ' meeting 7:30 P m. PractiCe Coffee and donuts will be serv· where they attended a meeting! ~ . C M:cGinness Dr. :=:.::....:__ _ _ _ __ !·district rolor bt'ar.,.s: and Del- 1965 were read by • s.cre- Halber Gilts were presented \ for inspecllon. ed 7 m at golf club. of the advisory council of the rs. , . od k 'and Sisson Mrs Carl ·•·Ia ·stahl and Nettie Hayes,, The- lta'i, and a ::; the and notional off•cers, THE DIAPERS :1 CHAPTER No. Dairyman Cooperative Sales and Bradbury, •bearers, Jed Webster. chJef of en Y.mem rs d h rt of after which the meeting closed Mothers League mee a 186 OES w!ll meet In regular Association. I . II . Mr 't.ucille Mulford and Mrs. brder by EdJ lh Wakely. dJs- ICouncll prec..de ~ e repo in ritualistic form by the dis- 7 30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. session Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. am y. s. rri n of the K ger trict deput•. after wh•ch dis· oommatlng com ttee Geg trict officers. William Russell. Mrs. Jack Past Matrons and Past Patrons Dr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw ol Fireman Apprentice Carrol J. Hannah Ha ~rica Cou~c!l trict offJCers and escorts and trude Huffm~n and Margar~t . Serving on committees for the Knigh! will be the guest of the chapter will be honored. Columbus spent &unday with Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daus:rs ~~ ded DIB!rlct National anrl Stale officers were Ktstler. An J~vJta~o~ th ;~~ artatr were. Carrie Neutzling, ' speaker. Members are asked t• bring his mother, Mrs. Frank Shaw. James S. Walker of Gall!a Ave., Ne. ' I~ nt Pomeroy on escorted to seats, by color Logan CounCI I? o ~ d ' Cora Beegle and Carrie Mein-1 GALL!A COUNTY Pomona ticles for an auction sale to who Is serving aboard the USS spring ra y a and eveopearers Jt>d Webster. chJef of ral lv '" Logan ~a;n ac~ep ~ach l hart . dinner and decorations; Grange will meet at the Cent- : held following meeting~ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wether· Oklahoma City, recently visited Thursday aflemoon pollee and Rev. W. H. Pemn Talks were gJv y I Lottie Cohen and Margaret C. enary Grange Hail at B p.m. WEDNESDAY nh~ol~t~spen::t:.!th~e~w~ee:ke~n~d~l~n~eo.;:~K=ee~lu~n~g,~T~a~!w:a=n~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiOii~ln~g.~iiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiliOiiOiiiiOiiiiiOii, were 'escorted to the altar by ' late offlcer aftderfwhtchd. 1te Kislter regJslralJon· Bea Car· Potluck wU! be served folltW· AMATEUR GARDENER'S ,,d · od ·cd bv mceling reresse or mner · : th . ·· ro!or hearers an m1r m . •t h served by iadtes of der and Nora Wilkms, home ing e meelmg. Club of Middleport will meet ; the page "uc was The and orphans; Gertrude Huff. ! GALLIPOLIS BRANCH mer· esda A ril 6 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Wakely was mtroduced th: .Fede~:t~tlr~~~:~:·in white man and Margaret C. Kistler, I ican Association of Univ~rslly :~e h:;.e ~f Mrs. Belly by the CouncJI d'putoes and ta •8 w~ centered with an nommalmg; Ethel Orr and Bar- I Women, will hold • dinner Cline 24 Walnut-st., with Mrs. Margaret C. K1<tlfl of Logan :over a 1 of red roses Na bara Sargent, guess what tab- l meeting at 6:30 p.m., al R~o ~II Mills assisting hostess. Counetl on behalf of the depu- arrangemen d h 1 d bl ~ te \largaret Tuttle, special, ' Grand< College. Hostess Will ~uss B Lloyd will present l!•s presenlrd her "'th • vase ~ms were re th w ~~~ an of ~h~ and Gleoora Swatzel and Nor· be Miss Clara Poston. rs. ruce and roil call re- , of roses to which money was carrym~ out ~h '" 1 the rna Chapman, assisting sentin- BAPTIST Men'• Fellowship lsbp~n;~o~iftmbe a garden chore ! attarhed and Mrldred Schultz order. Durmg e mea. els , will meet at 7:3tl p.m., al the I , sang, "Thts. Rose wa . ' group with Esther Hardm. as . h . G II' Of Logan Meant For You." The distnl't leader and Carrie Neutzhng as ,,..,., ··~"~~''·~~'$ ~~·,thfii.!W>¥~\""'''1fl First Baptist Churc m a t· Tbe Almaaac ] ·t r Phvllis Rowan and pranisl. sang a song to each FpoRhE.sN. CH COLONY. Chapter, By United Pres• lnte~Uona! couoc1o. . h ··t· f 1 s d Ap 13 the a.<Sol'iale coUJirrlor. Edith Belt.· stale o!flcer, I e . VJSI mg na· erSOnQ 0 eS Daughters of the American Tnday s un ay, rJ , ' ·ntrodLtced ·ng were b)' :.lrs. tiona!. and stale olf•cers, l'OUnCJt 93rd day of 19!!6 with 272 to I 1 J Revolution will nieet at 2 p, Wakelv who presen ted them deputtes and the commJilees. rOm Offl roy m. at the home of Mrs. Char· follow. with a corsage. The evenmg se~SIOn upe~ed !-';.' -,;:• ,Y~ ·~"'<'>''-;!':'~~ . .,._,-~'-<"' 't les E. Holzer, Jr. The moon is between its first Followmg th• sealing ol di s· with the preseotallon of coors GRACE GUlLO will meet at quarter aod full phase. It's time to unfold a new year, radlant In trlct officers. Probble Wilson. by Ameri~an Beauty and Belle Mrs. Frank S!ewarl left. Sat· Grace Methodist church at The rooming star is Venus. spring's loveliest looks! A sampling of the . . past enuncltor ·. Claudia Prame Councils at wh1ch The evening star is Jupiter. Juntor . "' ,1 ~ 1 tlme, urday mornmg ror ' a VISit atd 6:15 p.m. Mrs. Harland Mar1 sunniest styles, fashion, and you, will be _.·1o, 1•.•· JLtntor P"'' Mrs. Schull z sang,d "" American author and h stor· Dav ·,,, aso.,~ d Y r ag. Fairborn with her daughter an tin will present the program. bo councilor; \Irs. Rowan, coon· . l1rs. Wilson exten e we1come, son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ash- Members, please bring table ian Washington Irving was ro wearing from Bahr Clothiers ... citor; Mrs. Betziog, associate aft" whtch members of the ton Sayre. . on this day in 1783. ·, ouo .1 . Max ·Jne l'a in vice councils of the dJStml dressed Mrs. Paulme Angeletti re· service. On this day In history: ,c CIOf, . ' ' . . d w k TUESDAY 'councilor· Nettie llave>. mo· m formals. rece1ve Mrs. a e. turned home Thursday from CLUB lll 1 In 1860, the pony express ·Ciate vi,.; :ouncilor; iva Slacy, , lv and Mrs. Ridenour on behalf Holzer Hospital where she has ~lNI~;~o~e of Mrs.~. L. ~~~ postal service was Inaugurated. by .,ecording serretary: Jean Pol· of Jhe l'ounclis pre,.nled her . been a med1cal ~al~nt. In 1865, the Union Army I Jonathan Logan 15 Jng, treasurer. pro-tem : Salty wJih a B•hle and Cadd•~. W1ck· , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Struble ~~~;~;~ P~S;'· Matron• occupied Richmond, Va., one- I Krest Originals . Mrs . and famJly of Ca. rrolt were rethe time capital of the ConfederaSml.lh, conductor.· Edna Heibel. ham sang ">t:.. r.ask British Llldy e t f h t M 1 will meet at 8 p.m., at I f th .Warden ; ~targaret Cotterell, in· , Neutzling was pJOnos t or cen 1 guess o JS parens, r. home of Mrs. Edwin Thomas. cy. ' Jean Castl• . . ' and Mrs. C. J. Struble. I MERCERVILLE GRANGE In 1938, Bruno Richard ' ide sentinel; and Zelia Dob- entire nwetmg. Catalina 'f~ tid sentinel and the Golden Gleam CounCJI receJV· I Mrs. Clara Hamilton of Pt. \ Hauplmann was electrocuted In IDS, out. ' e f the allar Rev ed the sta te muncilor and as· Pleasant, IV. Va., is the guest will hold a regular meeting Trenton, N.J., for the kidnan. repara Jon o . . .I dM f ~I A tl r· k I at 7 p. m. Ladles bring potr errin gave the invocatiOn t~nd sociate state councl or an rs. o. --rs. r lUr IC . ! . • ping and murder of Charles r Schultz sang "How Great Stacy presented them each Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Pierce : luck. Ham will be furnished. Lindbergh Jr. h s. A t " ' wtlh a gift while Mrs. Schultz and family of Albany were re- \WEDNESDAY A thought for the day~~ier'oi Police Webster ex· sa ng "My Ta>k ... Thev at;o cent dinner guests of Mr. sod OHIO VALLEY GRANGE Washington Irving said: "There by ended a welcome to Pomeroy received the stale VICe council· Mrs. Eslie Mossman, Miners- 'j will hold Its regular meetinl rise authors now and lben who Coddington ith Bessie Sloat, slate coun· or. who was presented a .~•ft Iville. at 7:30 p. m, seem proof against Jle mutabill· " ''"'· responding. Edith Betz- and Mrs. Schultz sang, AI· Mrs. Eslie Mossman return· I FRIDAY beca they JNnCeatl• ing, associate stale councilor ways,': and the slate credenl131 ed hom• Thursday af!er a visit TRIEDSTONE BAPTIST ~av:' r!.~a~lv:In the Kr11t Origlntla ~ave the welcome to the rally · comm•llee member, who re- at New Lexmgton with her Church Good Friday prog~am lpl 0 f h 0 byMftk•r uma and Elizabeth ~1 . Halberg. slate \ceived a g1ft ·~? Mrs. Schullz sJSter and brother-ln:law, Mr. at 7:30p.m. Public I! 1nv1ted unchanging princ es .vice rouncilor. Edith Belzing, sang "Because and Mrs. Dav1d Sh1piey. to attend. nature." All W1ather state councilor: Prib- A mem orial service for de· - -- - --- The Sunday Tlmea·Sentlnel, SUnday, .AprU S, 11188-17 New York Cavalcad~ Transfers day I .... \I , 0 ::L_. ,..... ~f• n~~!!clh~~d ~:u~ters -- ) - Ol ,_. - I ommilte~: Mildr~ ;~~:~~~ b~i,';'t~~=~e~~d ff~: na:g~~~ , -- . . ar:r.tw!"~a~g~ie~":,':.e u:: ISeen andHeard :~: ~cl,~b~;rus, ~r~~ co~:~;1 :~~:~s ':~d ;esent~ ~!r~er i~~:~;~~::;g~;!f::~~ I ~~~~fC~~~~!~ re~~:; A:ME~~ti~~ME~;sin~~!i, ~~~! ~~~~:s~:~~: ~ilv~ ·~~~~:~: . ' s.lt~ Syb!l ni~~~;er~; ::~.~r~e: ~o:po:ue~:o:~~ l l ~d :~·:..:~~;a~ C!~~ ~~e~ PO~EBOY w:'':~MeUnd~ I ti 1 I I' . p IN F p e I \ bloom in splendor ,.,. DRESSES • • • SUITS"- i I Handbags • • • Sportswear by Catalina • • • e Skirts e Sweaters Helen Help Us ' ' romance from him. I want him Helen: ' to show me how much he cares COATS $14.95 up e Slacks e Blouses-Everything for Spring B.r Httlen Bottel ~l.USI!VR RF.C!PE • • • GIRDLES by Flexknit Long Jllne, Medium and Short I . In one of your · -unanswera~ - not just tell our friends. ' columns, you asked if any· OLD FAITHfUL knew a recipe for soda cake Dear O.f.: 1 with beer. Did you ever You've got the world - your one? - RECIPE COI.LEC· , world- in your honey, must : you tave the mollll and stars , Dear RC.: , too? . . Sorry -no. ' Whl:flever I feel like k1ck1ng ]D eight years of tossing out my ektra-spec1al, but normally 'uestions to my w1se and w1lly undemonstrative husba~d on the readers, this is the first Iime I shins, I repeat thr.. !Jmes,thls ~ver drew a complete blank . quotation by J. A. Karr: One ~ anyone has a recipe for so- ex.presses well on1y the love he da cake made woth beer she does n•l feel. " (Or he ! is a seeret haker.- H. 1 The majority of men (darn ))ear Helen: ill think words are SUJl"rfluous, • Several weeks ago someone : when a0t trms spea k louder laked if cosmetic companies than. - H. ~uld pay money fur long nails. THE KI~Sli\G KIND .t have heard the rumor, which Dear Helen: ~arled from 15.00 Jo $50.00 for Must efetybody ki<S every· ilne or two-mrh tong fingernai ls. body' We went, to a cocktail i: Well, here's the scoop. My 1 party with friends last nl&ht in grew a one·inch long and the peeple who Invited us email and sent it to the cos· , busily bussed (or anyway non, 1e company which the rum-, ki!JSed) everybody in sight, &; all mentiined They rl'plied · but they explained later they with ·1 note which sa id the ru· didn't introduce US because they I 111« was untrue and they did had forgotten many of · I he know how it got started. - Inames. C , I don't want to s..m naive or ~ar·M.C.: 1unsophisticated, so please , will 'l'hankl for nailing down a ru· 1y&u tell me when !'~ supposed mor wblc)l has pro~ably had cos- 1to kiss people I don't know all melle companies biting their l that well? - BEGINNER nails. Grow 'em fir fun and ! Dear .Beginner: .. , , pleasure, girls, but not profit! Kissing - social klsslnl!', l)taj ~ H. is - i• like ftlrtiog: if .it~'l Dear Helen : come naturally you'd better let Why does my one and only · the other person take the intlatake me for granted' He tells live. A happy handshake . . !1 his !rlends how wonderful I sm much better than an embarrasand swears he couJdn•tiive with- sed buss. - H. out me. But to me? Nothing! 1\e• knows I'm always there This column i• dedicated to when he wants me, good "Old family living, st If you're hav· JFBIIhful." He's not jealous and log kid trouble or just ~Jain · .Ill! trusts me to the end of !he trouble, let Helen help YOU. ·''world. someday I'd like to de trouble, let Helen help YOU. · something drastic !Ike dlsa!>' She will alse welcome yaur pear for a week, but, of ceurse, own imusing experieDctls. Ad1 won't. dress Helen Bolte!. in , care . I[ AU I want II A I!IUe IPOil'll lblt ntwapaper, .. . .:.,· , ~« " ~biNI )El\S'fEil s 1 I l ' E r. Make thiB the best-dressed Easter of all . • . with our well-styled, well-priced selection of men's fashions .... made just for you. look out ... for those little heels Suits & Sport Coats SUITS $39.95 to $80.00 SPORT COATS $21.50 up HATS by StilsOn anil Champ $10.9Sup SLACKS by Hul!brd $7.<J5to•18.95 ·~ · SS I bf .Voice of Broadway I $1.95to$11.95 back In the long ago, disappointed bel', because she las far ai\J runner.up, 'l'be · for ttl rather corny slo. bad her beart set on posing for to AUantlc City wu out-.,.,~ "Climb Tho' Th• Rooks t1uo ~~ ada. But tbe bat ad she had to remain ID . Be Rugged" - and I think our brousJ!I in bUsiness ~ I he burgh. So . she enrolled flit v~ledictorian (not me, you may owner decided to go ill for fur· dramatic course - wblch Jed bet!) used the motto aa t be tl!or .,.ploltatioa - tbll time a to parts in local mulleall. theme for his talk. It occUI'I'ed fUmed bit with Garbo doing the to New York. No leadJto mo while I W1lll out 1D Holly· posing. A director, Maurice chorus jobs. More wood recently how many of our SUiter, aaw the Uttle l'llin, was ment. But one of the allows movie people had found ihe go- Impressed with lbe yeung girl, "South Pacific" and llbe lng rugged- how SOIIU!, Indeed, bad her go to drsmatle aehool aa Impression on Mesllra. bad reached the top lhrougb - and then Ulled ber himself gers and Hammersteln wbo some incident which at lbe in a minor role In one of bill her In a minor role lD "Ke Ume seemed so tragic to 11\em pictures. The rest ill history - Juliet." They remembered .yet actually became aeme- ii!Ciudlng the change of b e r again when casting for the thmg o~ a blessing. , ' name from Gustaffsen. "Oklahoma" - and thai led For ID81ance, Greta Garbo. stardom. At 16, with ber family lmpov- Let's consider Shirley Jones. Lauren Bacall, starring m Stockholm, she had One of her dreams was shatter· "Harper" for Warners' (the stuto go to W?rk ln ~ department ed when l!he 110ught the "Miss d!o where she got her film A triv1al thing happened America" UUe. 'She repre&ellt. 23 years ago In "To Hove and when she was ISiiped to the ed Plttllburgb Ill tbe atate • Have Not") - and now the star department. She waa asked wide contest to aelect "Min of the smash Broadway bit, I I a:?rJ 8epcl. . . . . lillie I I • I kl~ IIIII 11111111 rasa. ,a~u~~y ... lllal's "silly itt"""' teld lalllks and ... il . . ld LaiJMifj.... $2.00 to $10.00 the foot comes first .... the shoe, la.ter SPRING COATS It's a 11081 season, wbat with the llll'lier Easter .. , and the lovelier coat fashions. Witnes.s tbiJ ena, jn finest wool, lhaped to JWing, with notched aollar, important cloubl&obuttoniJII. $17.00 to $35.00 w.. aa ll r •aot . _ AJid. - cloa'\ bali I 0 iD •cbe - 51b" or "gett;ing by." , _ - laltlllock ol mad' to IIi St I k Ritea we'D aeleet tho •t toillltJle ~ ............ 5 udliaob~di!W. ', .. , ,,,., •• 'a •lllllrll ..... .. ! I .. s..s .........fash. I¢'; . . . . .. . th._ ..... . ......_........... : ..e:.'1!1:-:t.': ~., AIOYI! Mlti.......... C.t 1lllllla b --- 11:., &lrll &unllota of heidi for ~I~es, too, when thef Easter u from our 1tort. ao }lll'lldlDa .111 M ,OVEI Girls Coats-~. $17.99 • EXCIIAJIIGB GUN nRB "" TIBEIIIAS, llrael t UPII , 1IIIII ·Byr!anl aebanfed brtermlttem fJr, lot llve 11111n Wednesday ill a gun c1ue1 ovll' a wheal field oear 1 lea ·ol farm, Israeli •fflelal• said Thursday, llo caa"J!'w were reported. ----Tba Amalellr Athlellci 1Ja. !on wat formed Jal8118, · 1 J lila . . ...,...; '. Hawb wbo ,.,,,... to ~ bill IDI«eet 8Dd llltilri1y t.aw:ea waa Betty, lbell) was •.~n Wlf It a 1.-cl 111110111~ Bogart - 11 w:411 110 b1DI, Jatar, .' Delectaltly IWill8t, little ·. to IIIIJII, p-.1 ~ ., Inez Cleland, dec. to Earl F. Cleland, Ethel M. Boling, Affid. admiia she's "definitely hook- Muhammad's gospel to Sutton. ed" en the TV soap opera "As . followers that "Muslims should Mabel Hague, dec., to Orville 1 The World Turns" and no one not fight in a white man's Hogue, Emmett Gilkey, Cert. dare bother her when it's on my." for Trans., Rutland. ... George Hamilton definilely popped the big, ques!ion . MAY DRAFT AIJENS HELPS RAISE FUNDS The glamor lads H'wond CANBERRA Auslralla (UPI) STOCKHOLM I manse Is up for sa le with a -Austl'alian 'Prime Minister ..1 . hi 1 d<UPDr!) -MNegrtio l $300 000 tag clVJ rlg s ea er . ar n ' . Harold Holt aBDounced Thurs- Luther King Jr., and singer day the government ill consider H 11 Jungle Jim Aubrey and lam. iDg drafting aliens permanent!; "'[ ~e .a ontedlThurBday ;ere ed H'weod lawyer Greg Baut- residing 1n Australia for :'~ ~ ~u:~v e~~~ K~ g !~ zer have formed a partnership national aervtce trainmg Holt B 1 1o te red · 1 81 but so far haven't specified for said if it proved practical·aliens ;:or;;,..:~~athe g a what . . Greg revealed he sold make Australia t~eir Thursda ni hi in 'eiJefitlll to 20th-Fox a book titled "The pemtrment home would bear show to ~aisegfunds for th~ Salin Jungle" lor $1AIO,OOO before the same service obllgalio•s rights movement in the Unitl!(f II it's even been written applied to Ausiralians. State ty columnist Sozy s. er . . . A neatly reversed air- OVerseas te 'to · of p -;--;;;;fu;--lemtpertl·ll line commercial we heard on a tu I 23 rrt.' tleol or- Average aurface M' . . ga are 1mes arger in lure of the oceans at the "ffltt-11 1arn1 statJon ha• Jim Dooley · th the b 1 d ~ SlZII an IDle an . tor is about 80 degrees· plugging !he return jet trip to New York with "G-wan up!" ... The Natianal Catholic porter, distributed In churches here had the story of Detroit Sister Marie Bernadette's Val~ can cancefialion as star of a stage play, lipped by the breez. Hy amusing headline, "A CurIa! Thing Happened On the Way to the Theatre." Her pals say they can't locate Joyce Mathews ... The big Wall St. play In Defiance Industries stemmed from the lntere<!l two majer record films (Colwn· bia and ABC) in its oew car!ridge • tape magic which might replace LP record! ... The Clay-Chuvalo ohrtlg was OX· peeled to draw one-tenth the theatr&-TV eilled • audience (110,000 or less com· II pared to 500,000 lor the I a 1 Clay waltz) wblch just coukl ll keep Clay from collecting "ancillary" righta after expen•·ll es eat up the TV take. It expected It be he Drat he~IVV·· II weight title fiscal fiasco In tory ... Whe• Gaseoua Clay plied to draft quest!ona "I'll de what Muhammad written," he probably USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT CARL'S ,1.------... blow. Sbe eiJ1Da. ODe of GAWPOLIS, OHIO iht'Y.ourC..... AaountAt. ,,..,. ,.., SHOP FRIDAY NITE TIL 8 P.M. dettioed lor tllf ........ \ 412 SECOND AVE. Jack O'Brian David Merrick, with five hits running right now on Bdwy., has a Oop In the works In his private life - he has moved out of his plush 50 E. .7g St. apart~ent stU! occupied by bis beautJful WJfe Jean and the1r 2-year-o!d daughter Ceelia and has moved into a "secret" (unfl ) ..... b h I n t 1 now ·10•..... ac e or at a the ullr&·sneoty Ritz Towers, Par~ Ave..at 57th Sl ... Mernck s mOWlg-out day happened more thaa a month ago ~le Jean .and theJr daughter were vaca~JOnl~g m Ac.~pulco , Jeans friends say she " COD· fused': ever tlJ iabraptly uopubliciZed separation; Merrick's pals say the Cover Boy !Time Mag. last week) consld. 1 l M · di ers h'' as eXJcan vorce .,.1nvaI'd" F th 1 . . . or e most •· drOJ l practitioner of bombahellpublicity in all other facets of his fabuleus career as a Bdwy; producer, Merrick's privale· life always has remained most mysterious ... Untll now. Other h1side Merrick stuff-a Sunday . magazine writer finish· ed a p1ece about David but it was turned down as "too favorable" Morton · Downey bought a Palm Beacb mao. sion . Robin (Green Berets) Moore sold everything he bas In the world to buy a Norweg. ian fishing trawler he swears he will sail "back to Vietnam" A West Virginia group of· fered to buy Florida's Trepical Park racetrack for $'1,500,000 . . . Betty Sllversteln (wife of M!lM lnternaUonal Pre!. Maurlee Silverstein ill line after In· lerna! surgery; the lumlr deli· nitely wao beRign. Sen. Javits' wife Mar!oa (due in Saa Diego to christea a ohip rested up for the event lor 10 days as a Palm Springs guest of Jack Entratter of the Las Veg8! hierarchy (S • n. Jalte's ln Iouth Amarlea) . . . . Texas Gov. Joho Coonally'l wife too. So It 'll(lllllind .-...rllpolted lD .iiarpoi''i s•- · , :..,= 111 the wilt II Bew.-d SuitOR. by Curlft and Warnn s.well Petite, curvy, pretty are thr deml heels on Miss Wonderful Shoes. Delicate are the leathers. But there's something of a tigress designed intD each silhouette! wear them If a-hunting you will go , •• this Spring! But pl~ase , • , don't wear Miss Wonderfurs demi· ·delicacies if you're just bluffinll. onderful Israel ~ beaal!ful.beaehes alld a sunny clime and so it Is DO surprise thai lhls rountb.e' produces handsome swimwear. from the firm of Goltes 1n Tel Afit' j'j;e DJ.I;at.k eoltoa laee one-plete suit (le(l) over pale sbaulullg 11111 &all1 prllle4 .lllldlt tJicbjl With ~kei, Bleeved top. · Ebersbacb, Evans, dec., to suttoa. Slmom p, Newla..t, Floe to ·Kenneth E. Newia..U, ·nlll'eels. Chester. Simon P. Newland, F 1 0 e Newland to Harvey E. land, Howard w. Newland, erols, Chester. Kenneth E. Sanders B Sanders to Denver E &nnie B Sams, parceis ange • ' Ruib J. Carsey to State Ohio 30 acre SaUsbury EsUt~ K. ffi.rden, ~ .• Le. ona Hanes Walton VIrginia Pulp' and Co 75 48 acres Lebanon How.;,d v M~Coy · McCoy 10 United siates, ege easemeJJI, Olive. Emmett Hawk, Bemlce Hawk to Leola Smith, .812, Bed· ford. Caroline Beegle, dec,, Inez Clelaod, dec., to Earl F. Cle. land, Ethel M. Boling, Affid., ber•.ft.i. IY LOUIS SOBOL · Our blgb scboe1 graduatloa to pose for a bat ad - and tbat Pennsylvania" - ¥ ·.W $3.00 to $75.00 �' '' j \I 1\ ' 0 A d n· . t . t 13 . :: . . tt en . L5 r l.C . Ga1·['·la Me·L·g s ~usl~d!%7~~~ ~!t.~::; w~edl:;~~l, wi~ ~~~ a~:;dd:::~: ~die . -_",,:; '""' 0 f A Rall Yl n pomeroy F nt ("' F.\t'Pnf.S c !6-The sunday Tlmes.Senunel, Sunday, Aprils, t9s& ' ., · ~· ·· s· ·'lli?·.• I.' 1Brigadoon' MusicalMrformance Wins wasOutstanding Reception on. Tbe · J)wlgh tb rboll IJeld Satur· num!Jers 1D lbe producll .. .:,adQOII,~. ~· eB~dway day night. Mrs. Anile Fls~hel' ru:t~·~~·= ~ in Washington audlrorlum Fn· bac 11'011 , was n , G""'rt dire"" nta~t was an outstanding with live acenes. Lead singers Roark. Slepbanle !'!" , · I h!l . ' were. ably supported by lip& ed the clloreograpby, Mra. Mer· ltl preaentallon was acclaim· choral. singing, and all parts lyn Roia WM organlsf 111111 Ml• L:l ed bv an audience that over· were performed to perfection. Pebble .Leedy, planlit Mr. liAWKINS ble Wilson Myrtle Nanct: -.uUceca~o! »1~::1~~:: z! ~~~ dJQ. ~ nv~.:;~ ~~. ::~~!z!'!:L":: ~~ ~.. T_here were 28 vocal and dane~ Ktmb.all sqlter dJ,rected the Ql'• .: /Y L::!: persons at-l Margaret Daniels, past state\tr~cl th~ p~l year dwasp~:~ 10m !t< 1"'~•11'1l ng;.....mw.wr"" l-·;n· z ,. a • 11 .. 'performers were given iremen·Jiumbus · chesira. Scenery wu de~~lr:e~ 150 . , ppro~ 44th annual Rally councilors; Edna Belle .Ghol- ~~'-~~ •• y,,_,!~? i Monday --, MONDAY ~.~~- S.P.P~~~s.e...~! ~- ~~~~ · by Susan Bush, Rev . . " • ' lr ~ t of sen chairmlfll. of nauonat cn:·I'-'UUU'-·10"' ..........~ • .,.___ _ _ _ BIDWELlrPOR'l't!.iH rJJ\ OORUS . COUN(.;IL. •JIIbUC UIUDI\,; IU,~Iillo .UI~ O~ll\0 • M:ekem!e sr.d M!'. RoArk. wn_ !OOF dentist c will meet at the school at 7:90 of America, will . : liam Large was stage manag. hall In Pomeroy Thursday wlih MerceJ', stale outst~~ se;;:,mei, ttiallon yby Theodorus Council p.~. A new slate of officer~ meet ill regular session Mon; Ito Florida to attend f~ral ser· er.. - -·- - 'l'heodorus Council as hostess and Bell~ E. hDob~ll s~f ~: with Erna Jesse as captain. .w11l be nommated for the com day at 7:311 p. m. at the IOOF vices for Mr. Unroe's brother· 01 dJStrJCI •Ill t, couricll. ' Chester Council and Perry mg year. Hall. . · · ' In-law. The three elemenlll, of safe Esther Ridenour of Chester and Mary Swanson, past state Council tied for membership AMERICAN Red Cross, Gray THE POMEROY Garden Club 1 driving are: the drlyer, I h • Council was district team ('(]uncJior, Ruth .Cales, . sla~ banner. Mrs. Wakely spoke Ladies Volunteer Luncheon will meet at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Selmon Wells, Amon those attending thelroad and tlle vehicle. Much at6 captain; carrie Neutzlin.g . of ~·~u~:~~t~fLi~!s~~~:;:!~ briefly ('(]mpllmentlng Theo- m~etlngH I ~·~··c~:~: at 1\oy Belzlng, Mondayyat 2 p.m. 1~~· :~ ~~· ~~:e N:~d:,~1 perlorm~nce of the National tentlow has been given te lm. pJanJSt; nc . nd ed lh dorus on their work and thank· Ho zer ospJ a • · TUESDA · · . Ballet Co tn Huntington Fr~ proving the road and the drlv· ·TheOaorus, district 0 114 • · . •. :a:1da;, be r. oGrueser of Chester Counctl, each wJih a g•ft. M•~utes • of ie!s Jessie Sloat ' and Elizabeth ' meeting 7:30 P m. PractiCe Coffee and donuts will be serv· where they attended a meeting! ~ . C M:cGinness Dr. :=:.::....:__ _ _ _ __ !·district rolor bt'ar.,.s: and Del- 1965 were read by • s.cre- Halber Gilts were presented \ for inspecllon. ed 7 m at golf club. of the advisory council of the rs. , . od k 'and Sisson Mrs Carl ·•·Ia ·stahl and Nettie Hayes,, The- lta'i, and a ::; the and notional off•cers, THE DIAPERS :1 CHAPTER No. Dairyman Cooperative Sales and Bradbury, •bearers, Jed Webster. chJef of en Y.mem rs d h rt of after which the meeting closed Mothers League mee a 186 OES w!ll meet In regular Association. I . II . Mr 't.ucille Mulford and Mrs. brder by EdJ lh Wakely. dJs- ICouncll prec..de ~ e repo in ritualistic form by the dis- 7 30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. session Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. am y. s. rri n of the K ger trict deput•. after wh•ch dis· oommatlng com ttee Geg trict officers. William Russell. Mrs. Jack Past Matrons and Past Patrons Dr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw ol Fireman Apprentice Carrol J. Hannah Ha ~rica Cou~c!l trict offJCers and escorts and trude Huffm~n and Margar~t . Serving on committees for the Knigh! will be the guest of the chapter will be honored. Columbus spent &unday with Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daus:rs ~~ ded DIB!rlct National anrl Stale officers were Ktstler. An J~vJta~o~ th ;~~ artatr were. Carrie Neutzling, ' speaker. Members are asked t• bring his mother, Mrs. Frank Shaw. James S. Walker of Gall!a Ave., Ne. ' I~ nt Pomeroy on escorted to seats, by color Logan CounCI I? o ~ d ' Cora Beegle and Carrie Mein-1 GALL!A COUNTY Pomona ticles for an auction sale to who Is serving aboard the USS spring ra y a and eveopearers Jt>d Webster. chJef of ral lv '" Logan ~a;n ac~ep ~ach l hart . dinner and decorations; Grange will meet at the Cent- : held following meeting~ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wether· Oklahoma City, recently visited Thursday aflemoon pollee and Rev. W. H. Pemn Talks were gJv y I Lottie Cohen and Margaret C. enary Grange Hail at B p.m. WEDNESDAY nh~ol~t~spen::t:.!th~e~w~ee:ke~n~d~l~n~eo.;:~K=ee~lu~n~g,~T~a~!w:a=n~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiOii~ln~g.~iiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiliOiiOiiiiOiiiiiOii, were 'escorted to the altar by ' late offlcer aftderfwhtchd. 1te Kislter regJslralJon· Bea Car· Potluck wU! be served folltW· AMATEUR GARDENER'S ,,d · od ·cd bv mceling reresse or mner · : th . ·· ro!or hearers an m1r m . •t h served by iadtes of der and Nora Wilkms, home ing e meelmg. Club of Middleport will meet ; the page "uc was The and orphans; Gertrude Huff. ! GALLIPOLIS BRANCH mer· esda A ril 6 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Wakely was mtroduced th: .Fede~:t~tlr~~~:~:·in white man and Margaret C. Kistler, I ican Association of Univ~rslly :~e h:;.e ~f Mrs. Belly by the CouncJI d'putoes and ta •8 w~ centered with an nommalmg; Ethel Orr and Bar- I Women, will hold • dinner Cline 24 Walnut-st., with Mrs. Margaret C. K1<tlfl of Logan :over a 1 of red roses Na bara Sargent, guess what tab- l meeting at 6:30 p.m., al R~o ~II Mills assisting hostess. Counetl on behalf of the depu- arrangemen d h 1 d bl ~ te \largaret Tuttle, special, ' Grand< College. Hostess Will ~uss B Lloyd will present l!•s presenlrd her "'th • vase ~ms were re th w ~~~ an of ~h~ and Gleoora Swatzel and Nor· be Miss Clara Poston. rs. ruce and roil call re- , of roses to which money was carrym~ out ~h '" 1 the rna Chapman, assisting sentin- BAPTIST Men'• Fellowship lsbp~n;~o~iftmbe a garden chore ! attarhed and Mrldred Schultz order. Durmg e mea. els , will meet at 7:3tl p.m., al the I , sang, "Thts. Rose wa . ' group with Esther Hardm. as . h . G II' Of Logan Meant For You." The distnl't leader and Carrie Neutzhng as ,,..,., ··~"~~''·~~'$ ~~·,thfii.!W>¥~\""'''1fl First Baptist Churc m a t· Tbe Almaaac ] ·t r Phvllis Rowan and pranisl. sang a song to each FpoRhE.sN. CH COLONY. Chapter, By United Pres• lnte~Uona! couoc1o. . h ··t· f 1 s d Ap 13 the a.<Sol'iale coUJirrlor. Edith Belt.· stale o!flcer, I e . VJSI mg na· erSOnQ 0 eS Daughters of the American Tnday s un ay, rJ , ' ·ntrodLtced ·ng were b)' :.lrs. tiona!. and stale olf•cers, l'OUnCJt 93rd day of 19!!6 with 272 to I 1 J Revolution will nieet at 2 p, Wakelv who presen ted them deputtes and the commJilees. rOm Offl roy m. at the home of Mrs. Char· follow. with a corsage. The evenmg se~SIOn upe~ed !-';.' -,;:• ,Y~ ·~"'<'>''-;!':'~~ . .,._,-~'-<"' 't les E. Holzer, Jr. The moon is between its first Followmg th• sealing ol di s· with the preseotallon of coors GRACE GUlLO will meet at quarter aod full phase. It's time to unfold a new year, radlant In trlct officers. Probble Wilson. by Ameri~an Beauty and Belle Mrs. Frank S!ewarl left. Sat· Grace Methodist church at The rooming star is Venus. spring's loveliest looks! A sampling of the . . past enuncltor ·. Claudia Prame Councils at wh1ch The evening star is Jupiter. Juntor . "' ,1 ~ 1 tlme, urday mornmg ror ' a VISit atd 6:15 p.m. Mrs. Harland Mar1 sunniest styles, fashion, and you, will be _.·1o, 1•.•· JLtntor P"'' Mrs. Schull z sang,d "" American author and h stor· Dav ·,,, aso.,~ d Y r ag. Fairborn with her daughter an tin will present the program. bo councilor; \Irs. Rowan, coon· . l1rs. Wilson exten e we1come, son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ash- Members, please bring table ian Washington Irving was ro wearing from Bahr Clothiers ... citor; Mrs. Betziog, associate aft" whtch members of the ton Sayre. . on this day in 1783. ·, ouo .1 . Max ·Jne l'a in vice councils of the dJStml dressed Mrs. Paulme Angeletti re· service. On this day In history: ,c CIOf, . ' ' . . d w k TUESDAY 'councilor· Nettie llave>. mo· m formals. rece1ve Mrs. a e. turned home Thursday from CLUB lll 1 In 1860, the pony express ·Ciate vi,.; :ouncilor; iva Slacy, , lv and Mrs. Ridenour on behalf Holzer Hospital where she has ~lNI~;~o~e of Mrs.~. L. ~~~ postal service was Inaugurated. by .,ecording serretary: Jean Pol· of Jhe l'ounclis pre,.nled her . been a med1cal ~al~nt. In 1865, the Union Army I Jonathan Logan 15 Jng, treasurer. pro-tem : Salty wJih a B•hle and Cadd•~. W1ck· , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Struble ~~~;~;~ P~S;'· Matron• occupied Richmond, Va., one- I Krest Originals . Mrs . and famJly of Ca. rrolt were rethe time capital of the ConfederaSml.lh, conductor.· Edna Heibel. ham sang ">t:.. r.ask British Llldy e t f h t M 1 will meet at 8 p.m., at I f th .Warden ; ~targaret Cotterell, in· , Neutzling was pJOnos t or cen 1 guess o JS parens, r. home of Mrs. Edwin Thomas. cy. ' Jean Castl• . . ' and Mrs. C. J. Struble. I MERCERVILLE GRANGE In 1938, Bruno Richard ' ide sentinel; and Zelia Dob- entire nwetmg. Catalina 'f~ tid sentinel and the Golden Gleam CounCJI receJV· I Mrs. Clara Hamilton of Pt. \ Hauplmann was electrocuted In IDS, out. ' e f the allar Rev ed the sta te muncilor and as· Pleasant, IV. Va., is the guest will hold a regular meeting Trenton, N.J., for the kidnan. repara Jon o . . .I dM f ~I A tl r· k I at 7 p. m. Ladles bring potr errin gave the invocatiOn t~nd sociate state councl or an rs. o. --rs. r lUr IC . ! . • ping and murder of Charles r Schultz sang "How Great Stacy presented them each Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Pierce : luck. Ham will be furnished. Lindbergh Jr. h s. A t " ' wtlh a gift while Mrs. Schultz and family of Albany were re- \WEDNESDAY A thought for the day~~ier'oi Police Webster ex· sa ng "My Ta>k ... Thev at;o cent dinner guests of Mr. sod OHIO VALLEY GRANGE Washington Irving said: "There by ended a welcome to Pomeroy received the stale VICe council· Mrs. Eslie Mossman, Miners- 'j will hold Its regular meetinl rise authors now and lben who Coddington ith Bessie Sloat, slate coun· or. who was presented a .~•ft Iville. at 7:30 p. m, seem proof against Jle mutabill· " ''"'· responding. Edith Betz- and Mrs. Schultz sang, AI· Mrs. Eslie Mossman return· I FRIDAY beca they JNnCeatl• ing, associate stale councilor ways,': and the slate credenl131 ed hom• Thursday af!er a visit TRIEDSTONE BAPTIST ~av:' r!.~a~lv:In the Kr11t Origlntla ~ave the welcome to the rally · comm•llee member, who re- at New Lexmgton with her Church Good Friday prog~am lpl 0 f h 0 byMftk•r uma and Elizabeth ~1 . Halberg. slate \ceived a g1ft ·~? Mrs. Schullz sJSter and brother-ln:law, Mr. at 7:30p.m. Public I! 1nv1ted unchanging princ es .vice rouncilor. Edith Belzing, sang "Because and Mrs. Dav1d Sh1piey. to attend. nature." All W1ather state councilor: Prib- A mem orial service for de· - -- - --- The Sunday Tlmea·Sentlnel, SUnday, .AprU S, 11188-17 New York Cavalcad~ Transfers day I .... \I , 0 ::L_. ,..... ~f• n~~!!clh~~d ~:u~ters -- ) - Ol ,_. - I ommilte~: Mildr~ ;~~:~~~ b~i,';'t~~=~e~~d ff~: na:g~~~ , -- . . ar:r.tw!"~a~g~ie~":,':.e u:: ISeen andHeard :~: ~cl,~b~;rus, ~r~~ co~:~;1 :~~:~s ':~d ;esent~ ~!r~er i~~:~;~~::;g~;!f::~~ I ~~~~fC~~~~!~ re~~:; A:ME~~ti~~ME~;sin~~!i, ~~~! ~~~~:s~:~~: ~ilv~ ·~~~~:~: . ' s.lt~ Syb!l ni~~~;er~; ::~.~r~e: ~o:po:ue~:o:~~ l l ~d :~·:..:~~;a~ C!~~ ~~e~ PO~EBOY w:'':~MeUnd~ I ti 1 I I' . p IN F p e I \ bloom in splendor ,.,. DRESSES • • • SUITS"- i I Handbags • • • Sportswear by Catalina • • • e Skirts e Sweaters Helen Help Us ' ' romance from him. I want him Helen: ' to show me how much he cares COATS $14.95 up e Slacks e Blouses-Everything for Spring B.r Httlen Bottel ~l.USI!VR RF.C!PE • • • GIRDLES by Flexknit Long Jllne, Medium and Short I . In one of your · -unanswera~ - not just tell our friends. ' columns, you asked if any· OLD FAITHfUL knew a recipe for soda cake Dear O.f.: 1 with beer. Did you ever You've got the world - your one? - RECIPE COI.LEC· , world- in your honey, must : you tave the mollll and stars , Dear RC.: , too? . . Sorry -no. ' Whl:flever I feel like k1ck1ng ]D eight years of tossing out my ektra-spec1al, but normally 'uestions to my w1se and w1lly undemonstrative husba~d on the readers, this is the first Iime I shins, I repeat thr.. !Jmes,thls ~ver drew a complete blank . quotation by J. A. Karr: One ~ anyone has a recipe for so- ex.presses well on1y the love he da cake made woth beer she does n•l feel. " (Or he ! is a seeret haker.- H. 1 The majority of men (darn ))ear Helen: ill think words are SUJl"rfluous, • Several weeks ago someone : when a0t trms spea k louder laked if cosmetic companies than. - H. ~uld pay money fur long nails. THE KI~Sli\G KIND .t have heard the rumor, which Dear Helen: ~arled from 15.00 Jo $50.00 for Must efetybody ki<S every· ilne or two-mrh tong fingernai ls. body' We went, to a cocktail i: Well, here's the scoop. My 1 party with friends last nl&ht in grew a one·inch long and the peeple who Invited us email and sent it to the cos· , busily bussed (or anyway non, 1e company which the rum-, ki!JSed) everybody in sight, &; all mentiined They rl'plied · but they explained later they with ·1 note which sa id the ru· didn't introduce US because they I 111« was untrue and they did had forgotten many of · I he know how it got started. - Inames. C , I don't want to s..m naive or ~ar·M.C.: 1unsophisticated, so please , will 'l'hankl for nailing down a ru· 1y&u tell me when !'~ supposed mor wblc)l has pro~ably had cos- 1to kiss people I don't know all melle companies biting their l that well? - BEGINNER nails. Grow 'em fir fun and ! Dear .Beginner: .. , , pleasure, girls, but not profit! Kissing - social klsslnl!', l)taj ~ H. is - i• like ftlrtiog: if .it~'l Dear Helen : come naturally you'd better let Why does my one and only · the other person take the intlatake me for granted' He tells live. A happy handshake . . !1 his !rlends how wonderful I sm much better than an embarrasand swears he couJdn•tiive with- sed buss. - H. out me. But to me? Nothing! 1\e• knows I'm always there This column i• dedicated to when he wants me, good "Old family living, st If you're hav· JFBIIhful." He's not jealous and log kid trouble or just ~Jain · .Ill! trusts me to the end of !he trouble, let Helen help YOU. ·''world. someday I'd like to de trouble, let Helen help YOU. · something drastic !Ike dlsa!>' She will alse welcome yaur pear for a week, but, of ceurse, own imusing experieDctls. Ad1 won't. dress Helen Bolte!. in , care . I[ AU I want II A I!IUe IPOil'll lblt ntwapaper, .. . .:.,· , ~« " ~biNI )El\S'fEil s 1 I l ' E r. Make thiB the best-dressed Easter of all . • . with our well-styled, well-priced selection of men's fashions .... made just for you. look out ... for those little heels Suits & Sport Coats SUITS $39.95 to $80.00 SPORT COATS $21.50 up HATS by StilsOn anil Champ $10.9Sup SLACKS by Hul!brd $7.<J5to•18.95 ·~ · SS I bf .Voice of Broadway I $1.95to$11.95 back In the long ago, disappointed bel', because she las far ai\J runner.up, 'l'be · for ttl rather corny slo. bad her beart set on posing for to AUantlc City wu out-.,.,~ "Climb Tho' Th• Rooks t1uo ~~ ada. But tbe bat ad she had to remain ID . Be Rugged" - and I think our brousJ!I in bUsiness ~ I he burgh. So . she enrolled flit v~ledictorian (not me, you may owner decided to go ill for fur· dramatic course - wblch Jed bet!) used the motto aa t be tl!or .,.ploltatioa - tbll time a to parts in local mulleall. theme for his talk. It occUI'I'ed fUmed bit with Garbo doing the to New York. No leadJto mo while I W1lll out 1D Holly· posing. A director, Maurice chorus jobs. More wood recently how many of our SUiter, aaw the Uttle l'llin, was ment. But one of the allows movie people had found ihe go- Impressed with lbe yeung girl, "South Pacific" and llbe lng rugged- how SOIIU!, Indeed, bad her go to drsmatle aehool aa Impression on Mesllra. bad reached the top lhrougb - and then Ulled ber himself gers and Hammersteln wbo some incident which at lbe in a minor role In one of bill her In a minor role lD "Ke Ume seemed so tragic to 11\em pictures. The rest ill history - Juliet." They remembered .yet actually became aeme- ii!Ciudlng the change of b e r again when casting for the thmg o~ a blessing. , ' name from Gustaffsen. "Oklahoma" - and thai led For ID81ance, Greta Garbo. stardom. At 16, with ber family lmpov- Let's consider Shirley Jones. Lauren Bacall, starring m Stockholm, she had One of her dreams was shatter· "Harper" for Warners' (the stuto go to W?rk ln ~ department ed when l!he 110ught the "Miss d!o where she got her film A triv1al thing happened America" UUe. 'She repre&ellt. 23 years ago In "To Hove and when she was ISiiped to the ed Plttllburgb Ill tbe atate • Have Not") - and now the star department. She waa asked wide contest to aelect "Min of the smash Broadway bit, I I a:?rJ 8epcl. . . . . lillie I I • I kl~ IIIII 11111111 rasa. ,a~u~~y ... lllal's "silly itt"""' teld lalllks and ... il . . ld LaiJMifj.... $2.00 to $10.00 the foot comes first .... the shoe, la.ter SPRING COATS It's a 11081 season, wbat with the llll'lier Easter .. , and the lovelier coat fashions. Witnes.s tbiJ ena, jn finest wool, lhaped to JWing, with notched aollar, important cloubl&obuttoniJII. $17.00 to $35.00 w.. aa ll r •aot . _ AJid. - cloa'\ bali I 0 iD •cbe - 51b" or "gett;ing by." , _ - laltlllock ol mad' to IIi St I k Ritea we'D aeleet tho •t toillltJle ~ ............ 5 udliaob~di!W. ', .. , ,,,., •• 'a •lllllrll ..... .. ! I .. s..s .........fash. I¢'; . . . . .. . th._ ..... . ......_........... : ..e:.'1!1:-:t.': ~., AIOYI! Mlti.......... C.t 1lllllla b --- 11:., &lrll &unllota of heidi for ~I~es, too, when thef Easter u from our 1tort. ao }lll'lldlDa .111 M ,OVEI Girls Coats-~. $17.99 • EXCIIAJIIGB GUN nRB "" TIBEIIIAS, llrael t UPII , 1IIIII ·Byr!anl aebanfed brtermlttem fJr, lot llve 11111n Wednesday ill a gun c1ue1 ovll' a wheal field oear 1 lea ·ol farm, Israeli •fflelal• said Thursday, llo caa"J!'w were reported. ----Tba Amalellr Athlellci 1Ja. !on wat formed Jal8118, · 1 J lila . . ...,...; '. Hawb wbo ,.,,,... to ~ bill IDI«eet 8Dd llltilri1y t.aw:ea waa Betty, lbell) was •.~n Wlf It a 1.-cl 111110111~ Bogart - 11 w:411 110 b1DI, Jatar, .' Delectaltly IWill8t, little ·. to IIIIJII, p-.1 ~ ., Inez Cleland, dec. to Earl F. Cleland, Ethel M. Boling, Affid. admiia she's "definitely hook- Muhammad's gospel to Sutton. ed" en the TV soap opera "As . followers that "Muslims should Mabel Hague, dec., to Orville 1 The World Turns" and no one not fight in a white man's Hogue, Emmett Gilkey, Cert. dare bother her when it's on my." for Trans., Rutland. ... George Hamilton definilely popped the big, ques!ion . MAY DRAFT AIJENS HELPS RAISE FUNDS The glamor lads H'wond CANBERRA Auslralla (UPI) STOCKHOLM I manse Is up for sa le with a -Austl'alian 'Prime Minister ..1 . hi 1 d<UPDr!) -MNegrtio l $300 000 tag clVJ rlg s ea er . ar n ' . Harold Holt aBDounced Thurs- Luther King Jr., and singer day the government ill consider H 11 Jungle Jim Aubrey and lam. iDg drafting aliens permanent!; "'[ ~e .a ontedlThurBday ;ere ed H'weod lawyer Greg Baut- residing 1n Australia for :'~ ~ ~u:~v e~~~ K~ g !~ zer have formed a partnership national aervtce trainmg Holt B 1 1o te red · 1 81 but so far haven't specified for said if it proved practical·aliens ;:or;;,..:~~athe g a what . . Greg revealed he sold make Australia t~eir Thursda ni hi in 'eiJefitlll to 20th-Fox a book titled "The pemtrment home would bear show to ~aisegfunds for th~ Salin Jungle" lor $1AIO,OOO before the same service obllgalio•s rights movement in the Unitl!(f II it's even been written applied to Ausiralians. State ty columnist Sozy s. er . . . A neatly reversed air- OVerseas te 'to · of p -;--;;;;fu;--lemtpertl·ll line commercial we heard on a tu I 23 rrt.' tleol or- Average aurface M' . . ga are 1mes arger in lure of the oceans at the "ffltt-11 1arn1 statJon ha• Jim Dooley · th the b 1 d ~ SlZII an IDle an . tor is about 80 degrees· plugging !he return jet trip to New York with "G-wan up!" ... The Natianal Catholic porter, distributed In churches here had the story of Detroit Sister Marie Bernadette's Val~ can cancefialion as star of a stage play, lipped by the breez. Hy amusing headline, "A CurIa! Thing Happened On the Way to the Theatre." Her pals say they can't locate Joyce Mathews ... The big Wall St. play In Defiance Industries stemmed from the lntere<!l two majer record films (Colwn· bia and ABC) in its oew car!ridge • tape magic which might replace LP record! ... The Clay-Chuvalo ohrtlg was OX· peeled to draw one-tenth the theatr&-TV eilled • audience (110,000 or less com· II pared to 500,000 lor the I a 1 Clay waltz) wblch just coukl ll keep Clay from collecting "ancillary" righta after expen•·ll es eat up the TV take. It expected It be he Drat he~IVV·· II weight title fiscal fiasco In tory ... Whe• Gaseoua Clay plied to draft quest!ona "I'll de what Muhammad written," he probably USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT CARL'S ,1.------... blow. Sbe eiJ1Da. ODe of GAWPOLIS, OHIO iht'Y.ourC..... AaountAt. ,,..,. ,.., SHOP FRIDAY NITE TIL 8 P.M. dettioed lor tllf ........ \ 412 SECOND AVE. Jack O'Brian David Merrick, with five hits running right now on Bdwy., has a Oop In the works In his private life - he has moved out of his plush 50 E. .7g St. apart~ent stU! occupied by bis beautJful WJfe Jean and the1r 2-year-o!d daughter Ceelia and has moved into a "secret" (unfl ) ..... b h I n t 1 now ·10•..... ac e or at a the ullr&·sneoty Ritz Towers, Par~ Ave..at 57th Sl ... Mernck s mOWlg-out day happened more thaa a month ago ~le Jean .and theJr daughter were vaca~JOnl~g m Ac.~pulco , Jeans friends say she " COD· fused': ever tlJ iabraptly uopubliciZed separation; Merrick's pals say the Cover Boy !Time Mag. last week) consld. 1 l M · di ers h'' as eXJcan vorce .,.1nvaI'd" F th 1 . . . or e most •· drOJ l practitioner of bombahellpublicity in all other facets of his fabuleus career as a Bdwy; producer, Merrick's privale· life always has remained most mysterious ... Untll now. Other h1side Merrick stuff-a Sunday . magazine writer finish· ed a p1ece about David but it was turned down as "too favorable" Morton · Downey bought a Palm Beacb mao. sion . Robin (Green Berets) Moore sold everything he bas In the world to buy a Norweg. ian fishing trawler he swears he will sail "back to Vietnam" A West Virginia group of· fered to buy Florida's Trepical Park racetrack for $'1,500,000 . . . Betty Sllversteln (wife of M!lM lnternaUonal Pre!. Maurlee Silverstein ill line after In· lerna! surgery; the lumlr deli· nitely wao beRign. Sen. Javits' wife Mar!oa (due in Saa Diego to christea a ohip rested up for the event lor 10 days as a Palm Springs guest of Jack Entratter of the Las Veg8! hierarchy (S • n. Jalte's ln Iouth Amarlea) . . . . Texas Gov. Joho Coonally'l wife too. So It 'll(lllllind .-...rllpolted lD .iiarpoi''i s•- · , :..,= 111 the wilt II Bew.-d SuitOR. by Curlft and Warnn s.well Petite, curvy, pretty are thr deml heels on Miss Wonderful Shoes. Delicate are the leathers. But there's something of a tigress designed intD each silhouette! wear them If a-hunting you will go , •• this Spring! But pl~ase , • , don't wear Miss Wonderfurs demi· ·delicacies if you're just bluffinll. onderful Israel ~ beaal!ful.beaehes alld a sunny clime and so it Is DO surprise thai lhls rountb.e' produces handsome swimwear. from the firm of Goltes 1n Tel Afit' j'j;e DJ.I;at.k eoltoa laee one-plete suit (le(l) over pale sbaulullg 11111 &all1 prllle4 .lllldlt tJicbjl With ~kei, Bleeved top. · Ebersbacb, Evans, dec., to suttoa. Slmom p, Newla..t, Floe to ·Kenneth E. Newia..U, ·nlll'eels. Chester. Simon P. Newland, F 1 0 e Newland to Harvey E. land, Howard w. Newland, erols, Chester. Kenneth E. Sanders B Sanders to Denver E &nnie B Sams, parceis ange • ' Ruib J. Carsey to State Ohio 30 acre SaUsbury EsUt~ K. ffi.rden, ~ .• Le. ona Hanes Walton VIrginia Pulp' and Co 75 48 acres Lebanon How.;,d v M~Coy · McCoy 10 United siates, ege easemeJJI, Olive. Emmett Hawk, Bemlce Hawk to Leola Smith, .812, Bed· ford. Caroline Beegle, dec,, Inez Clelaod, dec., to Earl F. Cle. land, Ethel M. Boling, Affid., ber•.ft.i. IY LOUIS SOBOL · Our blgb scboe1 graduatloa to pose for a bat ad - and tbat Pennsylvania" - ¥ ·.W $3.00 to $75.00 �,. • .. • _,, < ; ;~Jy l ' ~8ny'a'Polnters ,. !./ I ~ r• :, Decorative Ideas 'Needed BY POLLY CRAMER NA , 1'\lmove the dust 1acket NC>WIPIPir Ellerprlle .o\111. DEAR POLLY- WllatdoyOII plaee It back on tile book lll!!AR POU.y _ Your coJ. do with your bird while )'011 wltil tile na!J!e of the borr~wer 1 umn proves lht lnllh or me oili ~!••• 11• ··~' Just before I and the date of t>orrowln& . at. pytng "Two heads are better 1 walh the ease I 1111rea~ out a tached wtth • paPtT clip. Wh~n lfton ~.,. " What one of us doeS Ipiece of paper and sprinkle 8 ther• Is no dust jacket write ~~think of anatlter will. The ~!! o! ~..~ ~vtr It, I wet • the IIUe, borrower's name and lollowtng Pointer hu been of largeblcolrdander or strainer, put date of borrowln& on a 5 x 7 the under H and he II 1 h f1 rd Bnd 1 it so much help and comfort to happy until the Clll 11 dry.- nc 'e ca P ace on m< that I wartt to paa1 It on. CLARA the she'.'. Borrowers respect My skin Is too dry and senal· DEAR POU.Y _ We find that these s1mple rules, are tive lor the ordinary bath brush the coffee-crounda basket from offended and 81Y they are so I use a Uttle dish mop as an old percolator makes 1 reminders. -ANNE. a bacllwuber Jn the tub or wonderful child's bath toy. ChU· DEAR POU.Y - When tak· llbowW. II II lOiter and the dren camot drink ou1 of It as Ins • hot meal 10 • sick !flelnO,j 1borC .bindle llllltea it euy th~ water runs lhroUih the I use my eleclrlc skillet. I lot rilieJtlnl Ollldren who are holes but they enjoy scooping heal the skillet unUI it '' old tMIIP to bathe themselves up the water and aeeln& it hot and then fill il with could wub tbelr own baeb 111d run out. -MRS. C.D.JI. foU pans of fond (various · liVe mother lbe trouble. Each DEAR POJ.4,Y - Wilen lend- shtpea and alzea). Cover and could have hla own IIIGP as hal In& books (my poUcy Is one deliver, and the food SIBYl bal btl own toothbrush. - ED- boot to each pei'!IOII at a time) warm. -HELEN UP IU I vtl.. ,., aclutl GUI&IiiWr r., ncol ..d. Whon you callod both Daybeds are back. The~e \'ery ~on\'enlrnt snoote beds evolved from l type of chaise longue made in 1680·1780. Modern versions rt"ature deeJ• cushioning of urt-thane foam for sittln~ and sleeping comfort. Daybed with bolsters shown here is brightened by the \'try .. in" combination of \'aried print fabrics. Bolsters and dn.1perles are color co-ordinated but of a ditfrrrnt Dora! dt•si~n follow~ lng •urrent trends. BEGIN {Armour Star & Val Decker SMOKEDH eSUITS .HATS eCOATS e HANDBAGS e DRESSES • eH()SIERY eliNGERIE eJEWELRY eGLOVES I~tter ::ce:etr::~e~" ;':~"j[~'":;·!~~~::;;~:~~; ~;:::,...-....;J. dece~Md. Roasting Chicken . _ 45c Ducklings __ .. __ ,~~, 45c Turkeys _. _. ____ "'· 49c • echarge SAUSAGE COFFEE CREAM PIES eBudget SoutbollterD Ob1o'a lloll Boautllul FubloD Center eLayaway e • e Catfish, Cod or Perch ___ 45c ..... I•• ....... 49c Coffee Mate n.... Fish Sticks • ( e • e • • ••••• e ' • • Coffee ..... '·" ...... $1.05 CAKE MIX 19·oz, boxes U-oz. pkga. U-n. ,.,. ...... ,. Phlltdolphlo Cream Cheese _____ ~~: 29c A'" CIMihk EGGS ......... Salad Dressing ____ •••11 39c Mayonnaise ___ . _. _ ..... 55e krtttr PIMapplt doz. Juice __ -. ___ . _. _. _3 ::· 89c Koumy Kill W. K. K,...r Cut llut Lake Black Onyx Rl11p ........ $12.95 up Men's Masonic Rings ·· · · $23.00 up ltootllthl lnolont FREE 50 ·$1 I•• Coffee ---------··-- ,.... Kroger Lar111 Star Fire Sliced ANGEL FOOD CAKE PINEAPPLE. a COIII"""t OJl the perform· 1111£1. But whatever II is $5.99 . . . . . . . . . . . . tl ZINvMK,..... lui........... Jbp. f!tlf• THE SHOE BOX In Middleport * llllflil r' ' l' ' ') ' ' ORAN.GE. JUICE . ' i ! . ' .:). '! .\ • ' . . e • e • • • ~ . . .. ''' AAr ' Oxydol 2 ,,.,. illno 73c Ivory Snow 2 11'10 ~oo ... ~ 73e Dreft 1 .. .. .... 89e Ivory Liquid • Joy BANANAS /{roger Pure I slrla wllo II11M IIIII ll!llb ..Didlllli Ellter til huntli llld t llitlf -~·~& ,lilt Is I Y81Y real thlftl, And •oltflitfiiiM ....... In& of Easter Is. a pair ol aur 1*)1 41tJ1111 ... America shQes. •11ucl'u ....... Ml . . , RIUftd tall, tlllj'~ • •.• .. , II J, \ ,. mi•CIIIIId ,_ (ar. set•llQIIIPJ!IIeelectlon soon! ' , I' CURl tnulolo. Little·Miss Amerita Shoes.! I~ ••••••••• II ,.., .,. not -lotoly oot1t11tt1 - .., F,.._DIIotl P - from K,...r, wo will ...,._ lttt lltm or your _,,, plut • 1'1111 T., YIIOM ..._ fw your ea. Make your liUie girl·the·hit of the Easter ·parade .in her Far No.2'h . ' 11....... .... _ •• ., .• -·· PRICES BEGIN AT ..."'· GJont 111x 0P1U rANI-It could be Mollaeo'l bearded Prince Rlilller hu.OII !Ill mind, It baa lbeattentlon of be· apeetaeled Prlllceu Grace. 'l'he royal patr, vllltlnc Italy, wu attendlnJ114illa'a famed La Sell& open. ·~ Green Beans _____ 4 N:~..* 89c Yellow Com _____ •_2 ::;- 39e Lilli..' and Mtn't 3 Krotttr Nt.: Ladies' Birthstone Rings · · $6.00 up Embauy - uddings ·------- __ :::· 5e tc..,.. Me4llum Peas _- ___________ 6 $1 up Pineapple _______ . 4N:..!l-1 $1 35e Fluffo Libby's llletd. Cruohod. Chunl., 5Pt•rt Tuna ____ -_. ____ __4 :~.1-1 $1 'i· f alad Mustard • e •• e .Fruit Cocktail _____ 3 :.'1-1 $1 . I'IOYtrO Salad Mustard 2 ~;~ 27c Salad Mustard ,................. 18e e K..,.. ' Frtnch's Cream Swansdown Morton-Assorted Varietiea by ROBIN HOOD· 79c I•• .. .. .... lnstent Mlllwtll Htult lb. bag Big KDrinks _____ 12 ::· $1 pMy-T-1'1....... ,_ ·~-----------..__ _ _..;.._ __,/blalorJ- If ,em. 11 .... Gorton't lr..dtd lb. ••••••• . 3-lb. Bag $1.85 Easter Is One Week From Today- AprillO C.Urtlt. 49c -..,., ..... d Spotlight Bean Simuel and &arllh 'nlo ret&n of Queen Victarla waa tbe lo~~p~t In British 11 .... Ceniine Smoked KielbtUe Polish ElUoU, formerlJ of Gallla cou.nty died MondiJ' at b1r borne 1a sprinr: $3.95up Coffee Mate K._u~~~s. Mn. lllu•tftl llllott, wiJe of Hlro14 .I£WBaY.STOII Perch Jiutet __ . -__ ._ 45r D. Shrimp . ________ tv. lb. $2.19 kr.,er llroun Jour children. Carl. Charlea .and WH. IIQI Alexander, 11\d Mn. William Nance of Germany. Services were .beld Frldlf afternoon st Miller'• Home lor Funtralt wl lh buri al In Rtfe t'emetery, PrlnCHS Gardner •FGR HER ,.... ,.. . ..... 29c Gorlton'o Octoft K - Pmon U lbo. Clllrltl Atlunftr. "· • retlrd riY· 11r man died Ill Holzer ho .~pilal Sun· da;o afternoon . HI' h~d rE-sidetl at 1622 E11~rn Ave. A natil·e or Muon County, \\'. Va .. he was bonl .\]lri l ,.-HIM Coffee Mate "Kroger Poultry Sale" ..... SON IS BORN Mr. and Mra. Ray ·Smith of Cheshire are announcing 1 h e birth of a 101 March 28 at Holoer Hospital, named Anthony Wayne, weighlfll 8 lb., z oz. He we' bom on his father's birthday. The Srnltha have two other children, Tina and Ray. Grandparents are Mr. anil Mrs. Marvin Yeauger of Cheshire and Mr. and Mra. WOllam Smith Sr. of Bradbury. Great grandfather is Mr. Wines of Cheshire l!lld great grandmother II Mrs; Olympia Fabrle of Chl...o, m. ............ 't.., Flounder or Haddock ___ ~ Wood Funeral home wilb buill In Ohio Valley Memory Gar· ~e~n of I KROGER Shop now for your ,_aftod ftr Gtoi Fridly. Ytu c1n'l b011l Kr010r'o wl• .. ltction tnywhtrt. IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO Setv~ Ale:oHII'Idltr. He Is ~Ur\'IYed bl' hil Wile. Che forlllj'r Mae Lambert, and I .... olll-. Olio ""' .... ............... wltlt. Gorton'• Breaded HalltJ Ul, 1886, ••• hon lor ,..,..,, WE HAVE ASSEMBLED TRULY ONE OF THE BEST SELErTIONS OF WEARING APPA ..._._,_,;;;;;;ii;;;;==----===--iiii_,_,=;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;~~~~~~~---.ltor mdpr. tn and .W.fl .- Three brothen and. were bllld Tuetd1y at the waua:b· ': AT - Freshore '· .111 PRINCE.GARDNER ""·-·-·· • Your friondly KI'OIItr attre Is your hta...,tr- FULL SHANK HALF I 3.PIECE SIT ~~ne, Spray orant and After Shave .... .... t10 2·PIICI SIT Aftw lime 11111 Cololnt ....... $1 .......... ., ........... ,,... •lvo • . _ ftr T., YolOM """'"' "" oon tlolrn ""' ltrfq, ""' ... ..,., HMike Minty"' 'tfhllaP4 ~ i' BRITISH STERLING TOILETRIES FOR MEN . . . . . . . . . . . . All I 11'f .. peril· hal.., (ltfl hoff and rfthl hoW), to - . o -loto bill, lake tro I RINGS MAKE FINE GIFTS! Ladies' Pearl Rings sq motdllott twt hllv11 if; yeur Krettr aten man.,.r ftr verlflctHtn .,.. ht wiN owonl you !hot ., oooh. If you ,.. eek'sRoundup for a memorable EASTER • vtall Wec:h "MID ptr ,..,.. .,. hoff of t"Mot. Monoy" bill, '"" lho holf blllo y011 <MnPIW JEWELB !I ~· envel . . oentlfna INif e1 1 "Make Mlftt~ Ioiii or 1 ftr ~ Yoluo I t - If you .-Jft WASIUNGTON (UP!) -Back- 1White House lobby. now had become a four legiJedl stairs at the White House• Before long, it ceueht the eye stool, and sat through 1 Into lbe glitter and glamor of , of Lady Bird Johnson and remainder o( the concert. President Johnson's state din- [ Supreme Court Justiee Abe As for the woman who BIRTHS, DIVORCES aer Monday in honor of Indian Fortas. as they were convers· her petticoat, she found REAL UlATi Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, I ing nearby. small con&olation in OEA THS, MARRIAGES lbere came a moment of starkI Mrs. Johnson, according to that she was not the tragedy. : witnesses, picked up the victim of such a mi!lhaJ)-O•r l fiE-ld. In addltlun to htr llutband I she lJ Jurvlvetl bY tht•ee dauJhten. A lady lost her petticoat. ~ ~Uicoat and perused it for a e¥en worse-at a White House 1 MAUIAGI LICtNsu 2 Sara. !Lie and l'oll.r . S.rviret ~nd 1 11 It didn't happen at the dinner , while• chattinaa quizzically with affair · Gerald ' "'uE<hth _FI'llu_re . lllers, ~ ~nrthllp. and Carolyn ta rn1 19. burial were held in !iprlnlfil'ld. Itself but in the lobby between Fortas about how it might have Despite the dignity or the Gnlllpl'lli~. O~hl u Cmn• . 21. Glllllp.n lthe ~tate dinJna OCCaSions guests ar~ only [Is, and fay K Felker. 21 ' Ga!l ipoll, , CIYifl Llnthorn, U, I of native ot ''& room &nd the I gotten UDder the pi8DO. Gallia C.county and resident Colum1 Eut Roem as guests were . The F1rst Lady knew it didn't I human and there have been I Mono•v'~ :t1~ !~ :'r!.£~. !lannon. bu•11 died MondHy ln a Columbu• ho.· movinl from the former te the ) belong under the piano. So, 1 some known moments in the , sprousr. Rt . 1 Ewtn11ton , daughter. ~!~ th~~~:;.a~r""<!oel~::~u;~~= ~r~~~ d h . It h h I r 9:51 a m. and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred It d h hi II Ell lh . IaUer for a receptiOn an someone w o ms s s upon past w en t e e as IC on Smith: Rl . 2. Cheshire, son 7:47 Jl- m. ~~v; tw: da~~~~te~'s. Jt~~r ::~~~~':: eoucert by violinist Isaac Stern. having seen it says, Mrs. lingerie has given way and , oo,:.:~..~~~~:_ "~'t':~d Mr~ . f"ran· : al'f' • brother. Claude of S:anrtusky, The usual contingent of Johnson slipped the slip en top disaster has struck. [ · .James. Rt . 2. GaWpoll~. ~<on. JU7 1 ~~~u~b~~~te;;r~:!~ ~nvda b~~~~~~~~~ . On . h' m .• at Hf.lhl'r Hospital . I h ld Th d . • c 0 1 b society reporters was there. 0r the plano. the occasion or two, w lie I e ur~ ay m urn til. One ef them standing beside It didn't belong there, either. House aides swiftly removed Aru!'~~~ 5 1 ~' aw,:t~!, 1 pub.II< lun J. Dlvlt, 76, • retired firmer, the grand pianO that graces the But. that was where it stayed the evidence. This was the heoalth nune, ~no rHidect 1t 418 :odnd!~u~~ ~£ ~~~~~~,:;:~.ntj.j,, ~~:: . . • Fourth Ave, d•ed s und ay mormn1 . ·• Jlbby, b}USbed Slightly and told until ItS owner SWOOped It Up tJme 00 record th&t a , In Holzel' hospital. Sht Wilt a llrild· r~w· He w:s.,bort 1 •IJC~ra 8AI.I~t:. IDd, . "So nd took 't h It •t• lr' ed 't uate ot Johna Hopkin~ Sehoo l of , soo o ..,_le a e o n . an 8 WODliD COlleague. me- a I Orne 8 er Wll lni re tev an 1 ern. NuntuJ, Merey ColltJe, lind atterul ~!':beth Lew11 Davl1. He wu a tht .... terrible is happenina" for everyone else tl leave tbe 1 ed IJnlvenlty . ShE- of wu or Cora Methodltt WI.&Ufi ~&· !tornCulu.Jilbia In GalUpolll daulhtll!r the Fourbu al1ters preceded him InChurclt. d11th. Her crinoline ' .half.slip was party. ! DOlJ..S SUFFICE NOW ]all' CharleA lll'ld .lost'phlnt' Waddell ~ryl~·· and buritl were held In •• f 'is ;na ·n ·d b . L S mu. and w"' the 1ut or her t 1 muy. or a. Ia\U•ac rom I moor "'as I Sl e Her aplom m a moment of' Mrs. uther Johnston of Y· She W!l8 a member of Grace Met hr. her floor-length gown, and she crisis ' that niaht Star, Pa•t He· Mrt. .• nattv• of "'& ' was matched racise reports that Meigs Coun- diAl IIID\,ch,urcb, f rl'nch Eastern Colony chapter, Oau1hGatllaHlfHrt count:\1 JUiblt and a 54, re.•ndrnt of Cit· Wanted to kllOW what. to d&. ODiy by that of a .gentleman d ty baS met its QUOta On SOCk ter1 of the American Revolution ancl coa. fla · 'liel.l Thursday morninJ in II r v· N d h Phllomalhun club. Two nleee• and a Marlnn. o .. hospital. fOIIOwiDI an Dropped Petticoat who added a percuSSIVe note to 0 s or Jet am '30 BS I lllpbew IUtviVe. Sl'ri'ICll!fi wer• Hlneu of •everal Wl'ekJ. she wu ~H0 ld on 0 1•t or 1et 'tI drop, " the Stern performance by learned .from a Catholic b1ld TUudiY altl"rnoon at Wether. born In th is county sep&. 30, uu, . hoU Zlllott runeral home With bur· dau~:htu rtf lhe late John and Ella. 1 her friend advised The young leaning back a bit too hard on church m New York City Ill in Mound Hill Cemeten·. abeth VliUihl. Tipton. 51 111 woman took the course his frail, gilded, wooden ball· if the dolls are sent there, it Clllrln M. " , a rlllident or . ed te l room chair will ship them on to Viet Nam. Itt. a. GallipollJ, was dead on arrival Clay Halley or c; an d hardl y miSS a S p 8S · at Holzer Hospital saturda.v nllht. •• Blanlon and Mr.s. I she kicked the fallen garment Back Fed Off He mll .. ed In flrmJna:. and cl\lrfnt both of MllriOll and Morrie World War IJ workE-d at the l'lhrl~t· of Porttmouth. Service~ were under the piano in an etrort to 'nle back of the chair ren off, Patrick Henry was the ta plant in Pt. Pleaslnt. He never Saturday diE-moon It Marloa , . married. He wu born 11'1 Walnut twp •ral home. h~1e tt. [with a resounding c-r·r~r-a-c>k·! governor of the aon of Jacob llH• and Ethe l Wlllori _,.,....,...,iiii...,_,iiiii=..oiioi But it is hard to bide a white But undaunted. ' the .. Ntfl, of Virginia Ban. WllU1111, lnthen Jrlrs. and Charlet lister• IUrvh·inl •-· ar. RolMirta:. erinoline undergarment in the remained seated on what by A fish can feel HUDdl. ""· Jl"""" Siller. ""· uo1111 TuI ' Gtl your frH "MR:e Money" HVI ..... en ftt1Ui11t at .,... at any Kroger •lore ar ...,. office. No ~ •• - . r y to ,.rtitlJoofo, Clnly - .,._,... ""' ........., Lady Loses her Petticoat GOESSLER ,, of chltk..oul l1nH BACKSTAIRS AT THE WHITE HOUSE . ,, . \ -~ "'"' ............... Sic ThriH- . �,. • .. • _,, < ; ;~Jy l ' ~8ny'a'Polnters ,. !./ I ~ r• :, Decorative Ideas 'Needed BY POLLY CRAMER NA , 1'\lmove the dust 1acket NC>WIPIPir Ellerprlle .o\111. DEAR POLLY- WllatdoyOII plaee It back on tile book lll!!AR POU.y _ Your coJ. do with your bird while )'011 wltil tile na!J!e of the borr~wer 1 umn proves lht lnllh or me oili ~!••• 11• ··~' Just before I and the date of t>orrowln& . at. pytng "Two heads are better 1 walh the ease I 1111rea~ out a tached wtth • paPtT clip. Wh~n lfton ~.,. " What one of us doeS Ipiece of paper and sprinkle 8 ther• Is no dust jacket write ~~think of anatlter will. The ~!! o! ~..~ ~vtr It, I wet • the IIUe, borrower's name and lollowtng Pointer hu been of largeblcolrdander or strainer, put date of borrowln& on a 5 x 7 the under H and he II 1 h f1 rd Bnd 1 it so much help and comfort to happy until the Clll 11 dry.- nc 'e ca P ace on m< that I wartt to paa1 It on. CLARA the she'.'. Borrowers respect My skin Is too dry and senal· DEAR POU.Y _ We find that these s1mple rules, are tive lor the ordinary bath brush the coffee-crounda basket from offended and 81Y they are so I use a Uttle dish mop as an old percolator makes 1 reminders. -ANNE. a bacllwuber Jn the tub or wonderful child's bath toy. ChU· DEAR POU.Y - When tak· llbowW. II II lOiter and the dren camot drink ou1 of It as Ins • hot meal 10 • sick !flelnO,j 1borC .bindle llllltea it euy th~ water runs lhroUih the I use my eleclrlc skillet. I lot rilieJtlnl Ollldren who are holes but they enjoy scooping heal the skillet unUI it '' old tMIIP to bathe themselves up the water and aeeln& it hot and then fill il with could wub tbelr own baeb 111d run out. -MRS. C.D.JI. foU pans of fond (various · liVe mother lbe trouble. Each DEAR POJ.4,Y - Wilen lend- shtpea and alzea). Cover and could have hla own IIIGP as hal In& books (my poUcy Is one deliver, and the food SIBYl bal btl own toothbrush. - ED- boot to each pei'!IOII at a time) warm. -HELEN UP IU I vtl.. ,., aclutl GUI&IiiWr r., ncol ..d. Whon you callod both Daybeds are back. The~e \'ery ~on\'enlrnt snoote beds evolved from l type of chaise longue made in 1680·1780. Modern versions rt"ature deeJ• cushioning of urt-thane foam for sittln~ and sleeping comfort. Daybed with bolsters shown here is brightened by the \'try .. in" combination of \'aried print fabrics. Bolsters and dn.1perles are color co-ordinated but of a ditfrrrnt Dora! dt•si~n follow~ lng •urrent trends. BEGIN {Armour Star & Val Decker SMOKEDH eSUITS .HATS eCOATS e HANDBAGS e DRESSES • eH()SIERY eliNGERIE eJEWELRY eGLOVES I~tter ::ce:etr::~e~" ;':~"j[~'":;·!~~~::;;~:~~; ~;:::,...-....;J. dece~Md. Roasting Chicken . _ 45c Ducklings __ .. __ ,~~, 45c Turkeys _. _. ____ "'· 49c • echarge SAUSAGE COFFEE CREAM PIES eBudget SoutbollterD Ob1o'a lloll Boautllul FubloD Center eLayaway e • e Catfish, Cod or Perch ___ 45c ..... I•• ....... 49c Coffee Mate n.... Fish Sticks • ( e • e • • ••••• e ' • • Coffee ..... '·" ...... $1.05 CAKE MIX 19·oz, boxes U-oz. pkga. U-n. ,.,. ...... ,. Phlltdolphlo Cream Cheese _____ ~~: 29c A'" CIMihk EGGS ......... Salad Dressing ____ •••11 39c Mayonnaise ___ . _. _ ..... 55e krtttr PIMapplt doz. Juice __ -. ___ . _. _. _3 ::· 89c Koumy Kill W. K. K,...r Cut llut Lake Black Onyx Rl11p ........ $12.95 up Men's Masonic Rings ·· · · $23.00 up ltootllthl lnolont FREE 50 ·$1 I•• Coffee ---------··-- ,.... Kroger Lar111 Star Fire Sliced ANGEL FOOD CAKE PINEAPPLE. a COIII"""t OJl the perform· 1111£1. But whatever II is $5.99 . . . . . . . . . . . . tl ZINvMK,..... lui........... Jbp. f!tlf• THE SHOE BOX In Middleport * llllflil r' ' l' ' ') ' ' ORAN.GE. JUICE . ' i ! . ' .:). '! .\ • ' . . e • e • • • ~ . . .. ''' AAr ' Oxydol 2 ,,.,. illno 73c Ivory Snow 2 11'10 ~oo ... ~ 73e Dreft 1 .. .. .... 89e Ivory Liquid • Joy BANANAS /{roger Pure I slrla wllo II11M IIIII ll!llb ..Didlllli Ellter til huntli llld t llitlf -~·~& ,lilt Is I Y81Y real thlftl, And •oltflitfiiiM ....... In& of Easter Is. a pair ol aur 1*)1 41tJ1111 ... America shQes. •11ucl'u ....... Ml . . , RIUftd tall, tlllj'~ • •.• .. , II J, \ ,. mi•CIIIIId ,_ (ar. set•llQIIIPJ!IIeelectlon soon! ' , I' CURl tnulolo. Little·Miss Amerita Shoes.! I~ ••••••••• II ,.., .,. not -lotoly oot1t11tt1 - .., F,.._DIIotl P - from K,...r, wo will ...,._ lttt lltm or your _,,, plut • 1'1111 T., YIIOM ..._ fw your ea. Make your liUie girl·the·hit of the Easter ·parade .in her Far No.2'h . ' 11....... .... _ •• ., .• -·· PRICES BEGIN AT ..."'· GJont 111x 0P1U rANI-It could be Mollaeo'l bearded Prince Rlilller hu.OII !Ill mind, It baa lbeattentlon of be· apeetaeled Prlllceu Grace. 'l'he royal patr, vllltlnc Italy, wu attendlnJ114illa'a famed La Sell& open. ·~ Green Beans _____ 4 N:~..* 89c Yellow Com _____ •_2 ::;- 39e Lilli..' and Mtn't 3 Krotttr Nt.: Ladies' Birthstone Rings · · $6.00 up Embauy - uddings ·------- __ :::· 5e tc..,.. Me4llum Peas _- ___________ 6 $1 up Pineapple _______ . 4N:..!l-1 $1 35e Fluffo Libby's llletd. Cruohod. Chunl., 5Pt•rt Tuna ____ -_. ____ __4 :~.1-1 $1 'i· f alad Mustard • e •• e .Fruit Cocktail _____ 3 :.'1-1 $1 . I'IOYtrO Salad Mustard 2 ~;~ 27c Salad Mustard ,................. 18e e K..,.. ' Frtnch's Cream Swansdown Morton-Assorted Varietiea by ROBIN HOOD· 79c I•• .. .. .... lnstent Mlllwtll Htult lb. bag Big KDrinks _____ 12 ::· $1 pMy-T-1'1....... ,_ ·~-----------..__ _ _..;.._ __,/blalorJ- If ,em. 11 .... Gorton't lr..dtd lb. ••••••• . 3-lb. Bag $1.85 Easter Is One Week From Today- AprillO C.Urtlt. 49c -..,., ..... d Spotlight Bean Simuel and &arllh 'nlo ret&n of Queen Victarla waa tbe lo~~p~t In British 11 .... Ceniine Smoked KielbtUe Polish ElUoU, formerlJ of Gallla cou.nty died MondiJ' at b1r borne 1a sprinr: $3.95up Coffee Mate K._u~~~s. Mn. lllu•tftl llllott, wiJe of Hlro14 .I£WBaY.STOII Perch Jiutet __ . -__ ._ 45r D. Shrimp . ________ tv. lb. $2.19 kr.,er llroun Jour children. Carl. Charlea .and WH. IIQI Alexander, 11\d Mn. William Nance of Germany. Services were .beld Frldlf afternoon st Miller'• Home lor Funtralt wl lh buri al In Rtfe t'emetery, PrlnCHS Gardner •FGR HER ,.... ,.. . ..... 29c Gorlton'o Octoft K - Pmon U lbo. Clllrltl Atlunftr. "· • retlrd riY· 11r man died Ill Holzer ho .~pilal Sun· da;o afternoon . HI' h~d rE-sidetl at 1622 E11~rn Ave. A natil·e or Muon County, \\'. Va .. he was bonl .\]lri l ,.-HIM Coffee Mate "Kroger Poultry Sale" ..... SON IS BORN Mr. and Mra. Ray ·Smith of Cheshire are announcing 1 h e birth of a 101 March 28 at Holoer Hospital, named Anthony Wayne, weighlfll 8 lb., z oz. He we' bom on his father's birthday. The Srnltha have two other children, Tina and Ray. Grandparents are Mr. anil Mrs. Marvin Yeauger of Cheshire and Mr. and Mra. WOllam Smith Sr. of Bradbury. Great grandfather is Mr. Wines of Cheshire l!lld great grandmother II Mrs; Olympia Fabrle of Chl...o, m. ............ 't.., Flounder or Haddock ___ ~ Wood Funeral home wilb buill In Ohio Valley Memory Gar· ~e~n of I KROGER Shop now for your ,_aftod ftr Gtoi Fridly. Ytu c1n'l b011l Kr010r'o wl• .. ltction tnywhtrt. IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO Setv~ Ale:oHII'Idltr. He Is ~Ur\'IYed bl' hil Wile. Che forlllj'r Mae Lambert, and I .... olll-. Olio ""' .... ............... wltlt. Gorton'• Breaded HalltJ Ul, 1886, ••• hon lor ,..,..,, WE HAVE ASSEMBLED TRULY ONE OF THE BEST SELErTIONS OF WEARING APPA ..._._,_,;;;;;;ii;;;;==----===--iiii_,_,=;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;~~~~~~~---.ltor mdpr. tn and .W.fl .- Three brothen and. were bllld Tuetd1y at the waua:b· ': AT - Freshore '· .111 PRINCE.GARDNER ""·-·-·· • Your friondly KI'OIItr attre Is your hta...,tr- FULL SHANK HALF I 3.PIECE SIT ~~ne, Spray orant and After Shave .... .... t10 2·PIICI SIT Aftw lime 11111 Cololnt ....... $1 .......... ., ........... ,,... •lvo • . _ ftr T., YolOM """'"' "" oon tlolrn ""' ltrfq, ""' ... ..,., HMike Minty"' 'tfhllaP4 ~ i' BRITISH STERLING TOILETRIES FOR MEN . . . . . . . . . . . . All I 11'f .. peril· hal.., (ltfl hoff and rfthl hoW), to - . o -loto bill, lake tro I RINGS MAKE FINE GIFTS! Ladies' Pearl Rings sq motdllott twt hllv11 if; yeur Krettr aten man.,.r ftr verlflctHtn .,.. ht wiN owonl you !hot ., oooh. If you ,.. eek'sRoundup for a memorable EASTER • vtall Wec:h "MID ptr ,..,.. .,. hoff of t"Mot. Monoy" bill, '"" lho holf blllo y011 <MnPIW JEWELB !I ~· envel . . oentlfna INif e1 1 "Make Mlftt~ Ioiii or 1 ftr ~ Yoluo I t - If you .-Jft WASIUNGTON (UP!) -Back- 1White House lobby. now had become a four legiJedl stairs at the White House• Before long, it ceueht the eye stool, and sat through 1 Into lbe glitter and glamor of , of Lady Bird Johnson and remainder o( the concert. President Johnson's state din- [ Supreme Court Justiee Abe As for the woman who BIRTHS, DIVORCES aer Monday in honor of Indian Fortas. as they were convers· her petticoat, she found REAL UlATi Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, I ing nearby. small con&olation in OEA THS, MARRIAGES lbere came a moment of starkI Mrs. Johnson, according to that she was not the tragedy. : witnesses, picked up the victim of such a mi!lhaJ)-O•r l fiE-ld. In addltlun to htr llutband I she lJ Jurvlvetl bY tht•ee dauJhten. A lady lost her petticoat. ~ ~Uicoat and perused it for a e¥en worse-at a White House 1 MAUIAGI LICtNsu 2 Sara. !Lie and l'oll.r . S.rviret ~nd 1 11 It didn't happen at the dinner , while• chattinaa quizzically with affair · Gerald ' "'uE<hth _FI'llu_re . lllers, ~ ~nrthllp. and Carolyn ta rn1 19. burial were held in !iprlnlfil'ld. Itself but in the lobby between Fortas about how it might have Despite the dignity or the Gnlllpl'lli~. O~hl u Cmn• . 21. Glllllp.n lthe ~tate dinJna OCCaSions guests ar~ only [Is, and fay K Felker. 21 ' Ga!l ipoll, , CIYifl Llnthorn, U, I of native ot ''& room &nd the I gotten UDder the pi8DO. Gallia C.county and resident Colum1 Eut Roem as guests were . The F1rst Lady knew it didn't I human and there have been I Mono•v'~ :t1~ !~ :'r!.£~. !lannon. bu•11 died MondHy ln a Columbu• ho.· movinl from the former te the ) belong under the piano. So, 1 some known moments in the , sprousr. Rt . 1 Ewtn11ton , daughter. ~!~ th~~~:;.a~r""<!oel~::~u;~~= ~r~~~ d h . It h h I r 9:51 a m. and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred It d h hi II Ell lh . IaUer for a receptiOn an someone w o ms s s upon past w en t e e as IC on Smith: Rl . 2. Cheshire, son 7:47 Jl- m. ~~v; tw: da~~~~te~'s. Jt~~r ::~~~~':: eoucert by violinist Isaac Stern. having seen it says, Mrs. lingerie has given way and , oo,:.:~..~~~~:_ "~'t':~d Mr~ . f"ran· : al'f' • brother. Claude of S:anrtusky, The usual contingent of Johnson slipped the slip en top disaster has struck. [ · .James. Rt . 2. GaWpoll~. ~<on. JU7 1 ~~~u~b~~~te;;r~:!~ ~nvda b~~~~~~~~~ . On . h' m .• at Hf.lhl'r Hospital . I h ld Th d . • c 0 1 b society reporters was there. 0r the plano. the occasion or two, w lie I e ur~ ay m urn til. One ef them standing beside It didn't belong there, either. House aides swiftly removed Aru!'~~~ 5 1 ~' aw,:t~!, 1 pub.II< lun J. Dlvlt, 76, • retired firmer, the grand pianO that graces the But. that was where it stayed the evidence. This was the heoalth nune, ~no rHidect 1t 418 :odnd!~u~~ ~£ ~~~~~~,:;:~.ntj.j,, ~~:: . . • Fourth Ave, d•ed s und ay mormn1 . ·• Jlbby, b}USbed Slightly and told until ItS owner SWOOped It Up tJme 00 record th&t a , In Holzel' hospital. Sht Wilt a llrild· r~w· He w:s.,bort 1 •IJC~ra 8AI.I~t:. IDd, . "So nd took 't h It •t• lr' ed 't uate ot Johna Hopkin~ Sehoo l of , soo o ..,_le a e o n . an 8 WODliD COlleague. me- a I Orne 8 er Wll lni re tev an 1 ern. NuntuJ, Merey ColltJe, lind atterul ~!':beth Lew11 Davl1. He wu a tht .... terrible is happenina" for everyone else tl leave tbe 1 ed IJnlvenlty . ShE- of wu or Cora Methodltt WI.&Ufi ~&· !tornCulu.Jilbia In GalUpolll daulhtll!r the Fourbu al1ters preceded him InChurclt. d11th. Her crinoline ' .half.slip was party. ! DOlJ..S SUFFICE NOW ]all' CharleA lll'ld .lost'phlnt' Waddell ~ryl~·· and buritl were held In •• f 'is ;na ·n ·d b . L S mu. and w"' the 1ut or her t 1 muy. or a. Ia\U•ac rom I moor "'as I Sl e Her aplom m a moment of' Mrs. uther Johnston of Y· She W!l8 a member of Grace Met hr. her floor-length gown, and she crisis ' that niaht Star, Pa•t He· Mrt. .• nattv• of "'& ' was matched racise reports that Meigs Coun- diAl IIID\,ch,urcb, f rl'nch Eastern Colony chapter, Oau1hGatllaHlfHrt count:\1 JUiblt and a 54, re.•ndrnt of Cit· Wanted to kllOW what. to d&. ODiy by that of a .gentleman d ty baS met its QUOta On SOCk ter1 of the American Revolution ancl coa. fla · 'liel.l Thursday morninJ in II r v· N d h Phllomalhun club. Two nleee• and a Marlnn. o .. hospital. fOIIOwiDI an Dropped Petticoat who added a percuSSIVe note to 0 s or Jet am '30 BS I lllpbew IUtviVe. Sl'ri'ICll!fi wer• Hlneu of •everal Wl'ekJ. she wu ~H0 ld on 0 1•t or 1et 'tI drop, " the Stern performance by learned .from a Catholic b1ld TUudiY altl"rnoon at Wether. born In th is county sep&. 30, uu, . hoU Zlllott runeral home With bur· dau~:htu rtf lhe late John and Ella. 1 her friend advised The young leaning back a bit too hard on church m New York City Ill in Mound Hill Cemeten·. abeth VliUihl. Tipton. 51 111 woman took the course his frail, gilded, wooden ball· if the dolls are sent there, it Clllrln M. " , a rlllident or . ed te l room chair will ship them on to Viet Nam. Itt. a. GallipollJ, was dead on arrival Clay Halley or c; an d hardl y miSS a S p 8S · at Holzer Hospital saturda.v nllht. •• Blanlon and Mr.s. I she kicked the fallen garment Back Fed Off He mll .. ed In flrmJna:. and cl\lrfnt both of MllriOll and Morrie World War IJ workE-d at the l'lhrl~t· of Porttmouth. Service~ were under the piano in an etrort to 'nle back of the chair ren off, Patrick Henry was the ta plant in Pt. Pleaslnt. He never Saturday diE-moon It Marloa , . married. He wu born 11'1 Walnut twp •ral home. h~1e tt. [with a resounding c-r·r~r-a-c>k·! governor of the aon of Jacob llH• and Ethe l Wlllori _,.,....,...,iiii...,_,iiiii=..oiioi But it is hard to bide a white But undaunted. ' the .. Ntfl, of Virginia Ban. WllU1111, lnthen Jrlrs. and Charlet lister• IUrvh·inl •-· ar. RolMirta:. erinoline undergarment in the remained seated on what by A fish can feel HUDdl. ""· Jl"""" Siller. ""· uo1111 TuI ' Gtl your frH "MR:e Money" HVI ..... en ftt1Ui11t at .,... at any Kroger •lore ar ...,. office. No ~ •• - . r y to ,.rtitlJoofo, Clnly - .,._,... ""' ........., Lady Loses her Petticoat GOESSLER ,, of chltk..oul l1nH BACKSTAIRS AT THE WHITE HOUSE . ,, . \ -~ "'"' ............... Sic ThriH- . �.. (J !) / ' ,.Pqlly's Pointers 'WlN Decorative Ideas !Needed BY POLLY CRAMER NA , r~move the dust ,ackei and N....,.,.. Ealel'priH Alaa. DEAR POLLY- What do')'oul place It back on the book shell v u --- _,.., ·dO with your bird. wtdl~ yo<.: ~!t!! ~h~~ nafl\8 nf tl'le borrnwer 11.....,.~..--R r-"""" \o¥.o.w • • UUI II.VJ" limn proves tht trujh ol the old clean Us eaiO! Jtm belort I and the date o1 l>orrowln& at. layloi, "Two heidi are better wa$h the cage I spread out a tochod with a papo:r clip. When than one.': Wi••t c::~ vi -.li dOet piece of paper and sprinkle 8 there Is no dust jacket write not think ol another w!U. Tho bit of gravel over II. I \ltl a th< t!Ue, borrower's name and '•• Poi ••· h been I large colander or strainer, put date ol borrowing 00 a 5 x 7 follow ... 0 tht bird under It 1111d he n~ as Is · · so much help ond comfort to ha unUI the 0 11 d _ Inch me card and place 11 on m< that I want to pan It on. CLPf~A ICt ry. the shelf. Borrowers rtspect My skin iJ too dry and Sl!n!l- DEAR POLLy _ We find that these simple ruie~r ••e not live !or the ordinary bath brush the colloe-croundJ basket from ollendod and llY they ore good ao I 1110 a JIHio dish mop as an old percolator makH a reminders, -ANNE. a baekwloher In the tub or wonderful chUd's bath roy, Chll- DEAR POLLY - When tak~. II II sorter and tht dr"' cannot drink ou1 of 11 as lng • hot meal to a slok friend, · lbcrl .bondlt maktl It ...Y the water runs throoJih tile I use my electric skUlel. I first lor reachflll. Ollldren who are holes but they enjoy scooping heat the skillet until it Is very old enougb to bathe themselves up the water and see1n1 It hot and then fill it with the could wnb their own bacb and run oul -MRS. C.D.II. loll pans or food (various · uve mother the trouble. Each DEAR PQU.Y- When lend- lhiJlOI and olzos). Cover ond eould hove hio own mop •• be booka (my po!loy is one dallvtr, and the food otays lw bll own tootllbrllsll, -ED· book to eacll person ot 1 lime) worm. -HELEN · UP TO I~ I P.l BACKSTAIRS AT THE WHITE HOUSE !l Lady Loses her Petticoat 1 . I chtck..ut l.nu at tny Krottr .......... r .tore tfflce. HI purch..l ia nte411Nry fe 1Nrtl..,., Only IN . . <•mltht, The • ...,. '" • • ,.. ...,. mtt • ..., "Mob - . . · . . . . . _ ....... ...., of • "Mike - "'" w 1 .... If.- Too Volvo 11-. II you -IYO - holt oi,!'"Molw _ ,.. bill, .... fllo hoH -~~~ ..., NGtlvecf. When y~ cett.ct betfl Mltchlftt hi I"'" ( le8 hilt tnd rltht NH), tt mile. a ,.,...... IIIII, kike tri1 tw• htlvtl t. yeur K....., atwe IMn•r ftr vertflcalilil'l and he wUI •w•rtl y._, that 1m11111t .. 111h. If YIU ,.. •lv. • -...n fer T., Valw ....,.., ,_ Cln dalm thlt prla, ""' .., HMHe Mlnr(" ..,...,_, lty ,.....ntlnt ttt. cevpw .t tM chtcbuf """'"'· "'*' c... "" BEGIN .. lOoK AHeAD11 fAsTER L BIRTHS. DIVORCES REAL ESTATE: DEATHS, MARRIAGES ' eSUITS .HATS eCOATS e HANDBAGS e DRESSES e H~SIERY e LINGERIE • .. eGLOVES eJEWELRY frltnllly Your AT Gar~n'J Roasting Chicken .. 45c Ducklin'- _. . _. _ .. 45c K..... , 1 Turkey{~ .. _. . . . lb. 49c ' Geniine Smoked KielbtUe Polish 1111 Tto Bill lllp, fiJI• FREE 50 ......._ .......... ., 4- .......... ~· Jolly Exo. 111/il Black Onyx Rings ........ $12.95 up Men's Masonic Rings ·· · · $23.00 up GOESSLER J_..YSTORI llalnler bu.on bll mind, it haatheattentlonof 2·PIICI SIT spectacled Prlneesi Grace. 'l'he royll pair, v II I II n g llal)', WU attondlnC MU111'1 lamed La lkala opera. ,,,.,.,. FOR HER $3.95 .. • Je _. _-. _. . 4 No,;••1h $1 Pmeapp EGGS ...... :=- 5c • - - - IIUtrt Peas--------- .... 6 ~$1 SON IS BORN Mr. and Mro. Ray Smith or Ch.eshire IJ'e announcing t h e birth ol l lOA March 28 al Holz<r lloepllal, named Anthony Wayne; weighing I lb., Z oz. He wu born on his father's birthday. The Smiths have two II o~iler children, Tina and Roy. Grandparents are Mr. ond Mra. Marvin Yrauger of Cheshire and Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Smith Sr. of Brndbury. Great grandfather is Mr. Wines of Cheshire and 1Jfeat grandmother il Mrs; Olympia Fabrle or Chic... , m. - -Queen - VIctoria The reign of loqest the II -- ·· · Krottr PinHpplt doz. Make your little girl the·hit of the Easter Parade ;n her PRJas BEGIN AT 55o99 ...,. Crildl•n JIQ>.. 1/1/il K,....,. Cut llut Ltht Coffee ......... --·- ·~· $1 Star Fire Sliced 1 SHOE BOX In Mhhlllport 2 EAPPLE. ·PRUNES t t I t I t I t t car~~ ... , . 89c Ivory Liquid .... ........-.....SSe • •' Joy ~ ....... _, ••••• 0 • o LILIII • AUI.Ilt MUMt . • 1VLIPS . in Brlllsh ..... 73e ...... . .• %Gal. • 2_: 59c o • ~~~'irifroi;r1iir~" l .II.•. I ml•c:GIIklllk{ar.SiitGII'alllrpllfiHIM!IO!Itoonl 73c """ .... ............ .... •M&MHIUtn '*"' Ia.,. Thrill· . JUICE .. ~er 181 hunts and IIIIIIW-Iflrti~...... Is 1 vary real tid~~& Aqd Pld!lf.. NII . . IIlllflli. Ina of Easter b a pliJ If ciur 1111- Ulle .._ America sillies. WlfiiiUI,. llid 11M IIIII IUUnd toes, tlllf~ fl • • IW .......... . I Glonl.,.. ......... No.2Yt . -- Dreft .Kroger Pure beiiM 11 ....,. 'in'•* ..."'· . Ivory Snow ........ - Tlf" Yoluo lfllulld..._ ""' -,., ·· ,..,. il 1'1111 ""' little Miss America Shoes.! ror llttlt Blrl• n 2 ~ Green Beans ..... 4 ·~~ 89c I Oxydol If ,.. are nat Wi¥llt.l'f llttafltd with ...., I'~ Prtduc. fNm Krettr, •• wHI ~ THE 3 Juice--··- ·····-·· 3 :-:;· 89c Kist W. K. ea. I ....... K...,. i 39c Mayonnaise _. _____ ,•• ~ 55c K...,.MMivm .............. ll<· Fluffo Embanr ,_ . Puddings···-·-·. __ :: I 1 Salad Dressing ' ' falad Mustard lor .. ...... 35c Llbbr'• Ill*. Crvthtd, C:hunk, S,..rs ...,..,... ,.• ..,.. 27c -- Cream Cheese .... _ ~~ 29c ANGEL FOOD CAKE Moueo'o llearded Prince '---------------------.Jildaloey- yean, Cllllt St. 19 oz. boxea l'hltorlolphlo Twta •.••.... _. _ __4':.;.,11 $1 My·T·~Ino-4 ..... j•ra Salad Mustard , .... lor ......... 18e ••••• Kroger Large Shll.......... $10 Princen G1rdntr 2 -lthl '"'''"' lll<e. But wbatever It is FOR HIM Salad Mustard • • • ' A,.. Chunk Kou~y French'• Crum 'rtMft'1 Crwm OPERA rANs-lt could be a <OIIIIIIIIIt Oil \be per!orm- PRINCE GARDNER Coffee '"'· iw ..... $1.05 .Fruit Cocktail .•• _. 3 :;,m $1 I ,a Fish Sticks ... Yellow Corn __ ----- 2 :=· 39e ~"'' orant~proy and Aflor 79c n.... tor ...... .. CAKE MIX Big K Drinks _____ 12 ~:· $1 LICIIao' and IMn't After Shave anti colotM ....... Gorton's Breedtd pkgs, . ..... -·-.............. _ FREE 50 Ladles' Birthstone Rings · · . $6.00 up Coffee Mate Catfish, Cod or Perch ... , .... 45c lb. bag .. ' Ladies' Pearl Rings 59 ., 49c ar..dtd U-oz. RINGS MAKE FINE GIFTS! ~~~· 49c , .... l•r ........ Swansdown I I 3.PIECE SIT Gorten'a Spotlight Bean ' BRITISH STERLINI; TOILETRIES FOR MEN &rudtd Flounder or Haddock ___ 29c .... .... Coffee Mate Shrimp ........ _ "' lb. $2.19 3-lb. Bag $1.85 '· '"'· lor rl-t ... Beautlful Fubloll Center ________ ''· Pnsho,.. II. D. Krtttr llreHn Soulbentern Oblo't lloll Mn. IIJIJblttl IIIJott. wilr ot Harold El.Uott, lOl'llltrly of Gallla count)·, , died Monday at btr llome Jo SPrtl:ll• ........ ,.,. .... viii. Perrh llllet _. _-_. •· 45c ltction anywhert. SAUSAGE........ .. lb. COFFEE .... ...... by ROBIN HOOD· • , ..... olll>o. Goo ,., - Gorllon'o Ocun "Kroger Poultry Sale" eBudgef lour ehllclren. Carl, Chari&• ~nit Wtt. - Coffee Mate SHANK HALF echorge Ullh Alex~nder, Ind. Mrt , William. Nan~ of Germany. Servk'e. wu• hlld l'rtdl)' aHtrnOOA at Mll~r't Kolnf! for Fu111rala 111lth burial In Rlfo M~metery. . _..., Kroger GO>Od FrlcNy. Ytu can't IMM Krtter'• willlt • FULL • Clllrtlto Altun...r, ft, • retired n,.. •r m•n died In Hnlzer hMPital !'.nn. lla,v afhlrnoon. 11.. h:>d re1li;le-d at 1622 E.. tern Ave. A natil•r of Muon County, \\' . .v3., he " 'a8 boru April 11, 18e8, 80IIo of Samuel alld Sar;ah AleUilde.r. H• Is .liUtvivM by hi• Wife, tlw forltllr Mae Lambe.-t, <~nd ""' I PI I\I'IMIIIII • lhlra I• yeur ...,.,._.,.. ttrs for MlftMI. Shttl ntw for yeur Hahod ttr WE HAVE ASSEMBLED TRULY ONE OF THE BEST SELEf\ TIONS OF WEARING APPA IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO eLoyowoy Mt KROGER K,...tr Pre1en U lin. Easter Is Ont Week From Today- April10 -, c,. .,. •Jdr• " ~ f ' Gtl y.ur ht "M•ke MMty" tnv.lopt en ,.._. It tM e~f lin( l '. ·' ' 99 " I .!~A~,:~:=~.!._:... ' • ' ""··o.l • I t" ,, ,Hi '• ,; · ~ !;,,, .c_u!.J ..,.. ., , ., ~ I I Duz Soap , I 85e 1 I • �.. (J !) / ' ,.Pqlly's Pointers 'WlN Decorative Ideas !Needed BY POLLY CRAMER NA , r~move the dust ,ackei and N....,.,.. Ealel'priH Alaa. DEAR POLLY- What do')'oul place It back on the book shell v u --- _,.., ·dO with your bird. wtdl~ yo<.: ~!t!! ~h~~ nafl\8 nf tl'le borrnwer 11.....,.~..--R r-"""" \o¥.o.w • • UUI II.VJ" limn proves tht trujh ol the old clean Us eaiO! Jtm belort I and the date o1 l>orrowln& at. layloi, "Two heidi are better wa$h the cage I spread out a tochod with a papo:r clip. When than one.': Wi••t c::~ vi -.li dOet piece of paper and sprinkle 8 there Is no dust jacket write not think ol another w!U. Tho bit of gravel over II. I \ltl a th< t!Ue, borrower's name and '•• Poi ••· h been I large colander or strainer, put date ol borrowing 00 a 5 x 7 follow ... 0 tht bird under It 1111d he n~ as Is · · so much help ond comfort to ha unUI the 0 11 d _ Inch me card and place 11 on m< that I want to pan It on. CLPf~A ICt ry. the shelf. Borrowers rtspect My skin iJ too dry and Sl!n!l- DEAR POLLy _ We find that these simple ruie~r ••e not live !or the ordinary bath brush the colloe-croundJ basket from ollendod and llY they ore good ao I 1110 a JIHio dish mop as an old percolator makH a reminders, -ANNE. a baekwloher In the tub or wonderful chUd's bath roy, Chll- DEAR POLLY - When tak~. II II sorter and tht dr"' cannot drink ou1 of 11 as lng • hot meal to a slok friend, · lbcrl .bondlt maktl It ...Y the water runs throoJih tile I use my electric skUlel. I first lor reachflll. Ollldren who are holes but they enjoy scooping heat the skillet until it Is very old enougb to bathe themselves up the water and see1n1 It hot and then fill it with the could wnb their own bacb and run oul -MRS. C.D.II. loll pans or food (various · uve mother the trouble. Each DEAR PQU.Y- When lend- lhiJlOI and olzos). Cover ond eould hove hio own mop •• be booka (my po!loy is one dallvtr, and the food otays lw bll own tootllbrllsll, -ED· book to eacll person ot 1 lime) worm. -HELEN · UP TO I~ I P.l BACKSTAIRS AT THE WHITE HOUSE !l Lady Loses her Petticoat 1 . I chtck..ut l.nu at tny Krottr .......... r .tore tfflce. HI purch..l ia nte411Nry fe 1Nrtl..,., Only IN . . <•mltht, The • ...,. '" • • ,.. ...,. mtt • ..., "Mob - . . · . . . . . _ ....... ...., of • "Mike - "'" w 1 .... If.- Too Volvo 11-. II you -IYO - holt oi,!'"Molw _ ,.. bill, .... fllo hoH -~~~ ..., NGtlvecf. When y~ cett.ct betfl Mltchlftt hi I"'" ( le8 hilt tnd rltht NH), tt mile. a ,.,...... IIIII, kike tri1 tw• htlvtl t. yeur K....., atwe IMn•r ftr vertflcalilil'l and he wUI •w•rtl y._, that 1m11111t .. 111h. If YIU ,.. •lv. • -...n fer T., Valw ....,.., ,_ Cln dalm thlt prla, ""' .., HMHe Mlnr(" ..,...,_, lty ,.....ntlnt ttt. cevpw .t tM chtcbuf """'"'· "'*' c... "" BEGIN .. lOoK AHeAD11 fAsTER L BIRTHS. DIVORCES REAL ESTATE: DEATHS, MARRIAGES ' eSUITS .HATS eCOATS e HANDBAGS e DRESSES e H~SIERY e LINGERIE • .. eGLOVES eJEWELRY frltnllly Your AT Gar~n'J Roasting Chicken .. 45c Ducklin'- _. . _. _ .. 45c K..... , 1 Turkey{~ .. _. . . . lb. 49c ' Geniine Smoked KielbtUe Polish 1111 Tto Bill lllp, fiJI• FREE 50 ......._ .......... ., 4- .......... ~· Jolly Exo. 111/il Black Onyx Rings ........ $12.95 up Men's Masonic Rings ·· · · $23.00 up GOESSLER J_..YSTORI llalnler bu.on bll mind, it haatheattentlonof 2·PIICI SIT spectacled Prlneesi Grace. 'l'he royll pair, v II I II n g llal)', WU attondlnC MU111'1 lamed La lkala opera. ,,,.,.,. FOR HER $3.95 .. • Je _. _-. _. . 4 No,;••1h $1 Pmeapp EGGS ...... :=- 5c • - - - IIUtrt Peas--------- .... 6 ~$1 SON IS BORN Mr. and Mro. Ray Smith or Ch.eshire IJ'e announcing t h e birth ol l lOA March 28 al Holz<r lloepllal, named Anthony Wayne; weighing I lb., Z oz. He wu born on his father's birthday. The Smiths have two II o~iler children, Tina and Roy. Grandparents are Mr. ond Mra. Marvin Yrauger of Cheshire and Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Smith Sr. of Brndbury. Great grandfather is Mr. Wines of Cheshire and 1Jfeat grandmother il Mrs; Olympia Fabrle or Chic... , m. - -Queen - VIctoria The reign of loqest the II -- ·· · Krottr PinHpplt doz. Make your little girl the·hit of the Easter Parade ;n her PRJas BEGIN AT 55o99 ...,. Crildl•n JIQ>.. 1/1/il K,....,. Cut llut Ltht Coffee ......... --·- ·~· $1 Star Fire Sliced 1 SHOE BOX In Mhhlllport 2 EAPPLE. ·PRUNES t t I t I t I t t car~~ ... , . 89c Ivory Liquid .... ........-.....SSe • •' Joy ~ ....... _, ••••• 0 • o LILIII • AUI.Ilt MUMt . • 1VLIPS . in Brlllsh ..... 73e ...... . .• %Gal. • 2_: 59c o • ~~~'irifroi;r1iir~" l .II.•. I ml•c:GIIklllk{ar.SiitGII'alllrpllfiHIM!IO!Itoonl 73c """ .... ............ .... •M&MHIUtn '*"' Ia.,. Thrill· . JUICE .. ~er 181 hunts and IIIIIIW-Iflrti~...... Is 1 vary real tid~~& Aqd Pld!lf.. NII . . IIlllflli. Ina of Easter b a pliJ If ciur 1111- Ulle .._ America sillies. WlfiiiUI,. llid 11M IIIII IUUnd toes, tlllf~ fl • • IW .......... . I Glonl.,.. ......... No.2Yt . -- Dreft .Kroger Pure beiiM 11 ....,. 'in'•* ..."'· . Ivory Snow ........ - Tlf" Yoluo lfllulld..._ ""' -,., ·· ,..,. il 1'1111 ""' little Miss America Shoes.! ror llttlt Blrl• n 2 ~ Green Beans ..... 4 ·~~ 89c I Oxydol If ,.. are nat Wi¥llt.l'f llttafltd with ...., I'~ Prtduc. fNm Krettr, •• wHI ~ THE 3 Juice--··- ·····-·· 3 :-:;· 89c Kist W. K. ea. I ....... K...,. i 39c Mayonnaise _. _____ ,•• ~ 55c K...,.MMivm .............. ll<· Fluffo Embanr ,_ . Puddings···-·-·. __ :: I 1 Salad Dressing ' ' falad Mustard lor .. ...... 35c Llbbr'• Ill*. Crvthtd, C:hunk, S,..rs ...,..,... ,.• ..,.. 27c -- Cream Cheese .... _ ~~ 29c ANGEL FOOD CAKE Moueo'o llearded Prince '---------------------.Jildaloey- yean, Cllllt St. 19 oz. boxea l'hltorlolphlo Twta •.••.... _. _ __4':.;.,11 $1 My·T·~Ino-4 ..... j•ra Salad Mustard , .... lor ......... 18e ••••• Kroger Large Shll.......... $10 Princen G1rdntr 2 -lthl '"'''"' lll<e. But wbatever It is FOR HIM Salad Mustard • • • ' A,.. Chunk Kou~y French'• Crum 'rtMft'1 Crwm OPERA rANs-lt could be a <OIIIIIIIIIt Oil \be per!orm- PRINCE GARDNER Coffee '"'· iw ..... $1.05 .Fruit Cocktail .•• _. 3 :;,m $1 I ,a Fish Sticks ... Yellow Corn __ ----- 2 :=· 39e ~"'' orant~proy and Aflor 79c n.... tor ...... .. CAKE MIX Big K Drinks _____ 12 ~:· $1 LICIIao' and IMn't After Shave anti colotM ....... Gorton's Breedtd pkgs, . ..... -·-.............. _ FREE 50 Ladles' Birthstone Rings · · . $6.00 up Coffee Mate Catfish, Cod or Perch ... , .... 45c lb. bag .. ' Ladies' Pearl Rings 59 ., 49c ar..dtd U-oz. RINGS MAKE FINE GIFTS! ~~~· 49c , .... l•r ........ Swansdown I I 3.PIECE SIT Gorten'a Spotlight Bean ' BRITISH STERLINI; TOILETRIES FOR MEN &rudtd Flounder or Haddock ___ 29c .... .... Coffee Mate Shrimp ........ _ "' lb. $2.19 3-lb. Bag $1.85 '· '"'· lor rl-t ... Beautlful Fubloll Center ________ ''· Pnsho,.. II. D. Krtttr llreHn Soulbentern Oblo't lloll Mn. IIJIJblttl IIIJott. wilr ot Harold El.Uott, lOl'llltrly of Gallla count)·, , died Monday at btr llome Jo SPrtl:ll• ........ ,.,. .... viii. Perrh llllet _. _-_. •· 45c ltction anywhert. SAUSAGE........ .. lb. COFFEE .... ...... by ROBIN HOOD· • , ..... olll>o. Goo ,., - Gorllon'o Ocun "Kroger Poultry Sale" eBudgef lour ehllclren. Carl, Chari&• ~nit Wtt. - Coffee Mate SHANK HALF echorge Ullh Alex~nder, Ind. Mrt , William. Nan~ of Germany. Servk'e. wu• hlld l'rtdl)' aHtrnOOA at Mll~r't Kolnf! for Fu111rala 111lth burial In Rlfo M~metery. . _..., Kroger GO>Od FrlcNy. Ytu can't IMM Krtter'• willlt • FULL • Clllrtlto Altun...r, ft, • retired n,.. •r m•n died In Hnlzer hMPital !'.nn. lla,v afhlrnoon. 11.. h:>d re1li;le-d at 1622 E.. tern Ave. A natil•r of Muon County, \\' . .v3., he " 'a8 boru April 11, 18e8, 80IIo of Samuel alld Sar;ah AleUilde.r. H• Is .liUtvivM by hi• Wife, tlw forltllr Mae Lambe.-t, <~nd ""' I PI I\I'IMIIIII • lhlra I• yeur ...,.,._.,.. ttrs for MlftMI. Shttl ntw for yeur Hahod ttr WE HAVE ASSEMBLED TRULY ONE OF THE BEST SELEf\ TIONS OF WEARING APPA IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO eLoyowoy Mt KROGER K,...tr Pre1en U lin. Easter Is Ont Week From Today- April10 -, c,. .,. •Jdr• " ~ f ' Gtl y.ur ht "M•ke MMty" tnv.lopt en ,.._. It tM e~f lin( l '. ·' ' 99 " I .!~A~,:~:=~.!._:... ' • ' ""··o.l • I t" ,, ,Hi '• ,; · ~ !;,,, .c_u!.J ..,.. ., , ., ~ I I Duz Soap , I 85e 1 I • �' ' ...., ;... - . .......... _ ................ - . ~. - ... ~ ... ~ -~ _ . .. & ., . .. . ... . ......... "~ ' . ....- ~ . I. .~ ' .; . I i/ ' ! .. , The Sullday Tlmu SeDtlnel, Sunday, ApriU, FRtDAY (IIIII£ rtant Rules Regulate!~!~~~ Insect Controls in Corn The l'()T OF GOLD !!! !!!• .end of this RAINBOW Is R,EALI e 1~21 e · SATURDAY ..... >'I' :.au.vs Register A1'111t Store! Register At Samet Station! i J FOR THE ,FAIMI NEW HOllAND .. VIRGIL ATKINS ProduelloD Tesler ' VIBRA .. 'mau!-*i ~. • ., New In Farming and MORE TURf TRIM ROTARY MOWUI $11.97•• ~~:: , .. SASRit T1L1..IR _= WASHER &DRYER ·~!!! ............... '"''.~ ............ . . -·--·-r-- •• I PATZ 51~0 UNlOADERS • PI-Ing Prl-1 EetyTiftllll Hill Farm: Showcase ~ • Fulton-nompso• TRACTOR SALES POMERDY WY 2-5101 lpr3ng Ave. --~~14 Jar ~ul••• bope J:.i.&.. - . . ~- 3 PRIZES ... :Jar 3 fREI • TV ITAMPI FREE GRAVELY 1 Give Your Garden TV e5-10 GALLONS OF GASOUNI The Gravely Once-over••• PERFECT IEEOBED nAMPI •s-FREE WASH JOBS :J~;?if,.,...... . 3... es-FREI! LUBE JOBS = . """n: :t.i! -~. -:-.:: 1. CuJdmur 111111 -a: •2-25 LB. BAGS PLANT PEP 1M• ~':If e2-25 LB. BAGS DOG NUGGETS .....,_......,._ •t-2 GALLON SIZE PICNIC JUG lo el-100 LB. BAG COW.J..Ac;.pELS BEllY FAST of the "G••• Club of tho Air," Chonnel 3, CMrletton. wiH M here FRIDAY, APRIL 8-l21114:00PM =- All ........ club •mMno of the - lnviNII to IMtl her IIIII bring yaur probl- IIIII IIU* tlons. Pion to ottendl EJa.o-.:.: ... Register At The Landmark Store 8:00AM to 9:00 PM " FCTRIC fENCING SUPPLIES l ___ ... __ .,_,,. ...... a:-..... w, .. 0 • ..,...u "" -:· ==·· . . . . . u.;.,. I LAWN PEP . ( ....... -45c ...... H - Economist of tho Columbus & louth.rn Ohio EIK!rlo Co. will M...,. SATURDAY,APRIL9-ALL DAY Money will give continuous clemanltr• tions Ill day long. Y.u'relnvited! ~ ~k.;d • F • ...:00 UO -- ::':l & . a ORHAMINTAL DUST, 2 lb. IM . WN WilD KILLER, pint 75c ,,.#:'rJr~~:-~v:N'';~N"c•l, w - .... ::dod - · voir ~, ' . _ - ..... - e 'IIULTW'URPOA VEGITAILI DUST, I II. 1.11- I 5:· ~·: ITORI OPEN TIL ' iH ' 9:011 PM IUS_ 41"14.it MON. THRU SAT. ·• ~ EVERYBODY'S INVITEDI ' --$29995 ' . ...... , IIIIW APRIL . ............ .,_.,.h_.., .....,_,.__ Qhoou - .• I .,...C- -- ... • .-....... ..... ... • In --~~~~~=, ;::.. il. • ~~molt.. hired man 1rouncl the hou..t WE DELIVER· ANYWHERE! LAWN SPREADER P tQIIlUiw:o-fll Ukehavingl lludlallilolll . -· -37c t! Ntw modalsjNew stylngjNew beef Plant Com Fer Profll - U•• Quality Chemical Mlxtd Fe!tlllzen. Hllh Analylh Fertllturs Save Labor and Mc!nq - H•lpe You Make MoJW PIORT Ptr Ax-. 1LIIa•la\:;'........-• ena111tl. 1riMl ewr 5 . _ lt.tS - .. D.l.::::. US - ao.t II a.. . for 811 llful ...... ILICTRIC FiNCI POST WITH INSULATOR ©~liD[§lr. Fertilizers 3Mt lobs I •. . .. oboll" LlzikJ ol. .._ foods, GET-A High • Anaiylls litO IICII!f'! l : UP' IUD , 16" 10" H.P, VIIIT FAN .-.16, 14.50 ;!;.'r.'\ 'ii; 'f'RONT TRACTOR TIRU, 4 ply, ~.. _.. , . • 150 x 16 FRONT, 4 ply, S rill --u, lUI 440 . '•UNIUL PURPOSE FRUIT IPIIAY, 2 lb. UO - 5 .... Uo 'li E / ..........110-·_..... -·Nfri ..,.._ . _.,.... !!"!.!..• Onl'lrJIIoat_,.. ..t-u ITNI Ia a IJUM.1VIf · More April ShoWers Specials! I QT. ALL PURPOII SPUYIR WO HYPRO ROLLIR SPUYIR PUMP 2 H.P. HIGH SPIID PUMP · TIIAILB IPRAYIR. 200 geL Ieiiia 14 PT. GATI, 16 _ . hll>l"l Co•blaallol ;~:wrFREEl 'P Mr.·FARMER? ORTHO UNIPEL oct. 18 otL ft. AND GIT ONI . . . 01' 1 7-8-9 TV ,. · . I SRYICE . We oenlc:il wbat ... Mil offel' See Us Today For Your Complete.Crop Needs AUOCYCI.ONI -$1&• Fun For All-Refreshments I LANDMARK in POMJROY · ··,serving Meigs, Galliaan•.MasonCountlu LOcatetl At Ptmerty, .., At la1..11R'1 Complete Arta Faim &Ural Shopping (liter•• Jack w. c.s.y,Mgr.l!laont WY 2;2111 Inti 7i 33 ..... O.lht a.tiful Ohio livtr. I . ' With Any Maior Appliance Purchase ' ... With HIGH Analysis Fertiliz•r ,.,.,. ... c..w , These Three Pays! · April 1~e)} .· · Central SOYA .Of Ohio,'· "• RlglltwAts.m..ltit._.,...,.,.,AIIPrj ·rlt .. l• ....., .... , ., ···III!DC·~ DIIDIIfUiiirocl ~ Just call when you want It deltvered. We're there - we pour - you have ltl Thriftiest, fastest foundatien yet. ' '' . I;' , faCiau ilitlei u...... na4y *·aacreft S.AVE MONEY , [lllau"-~Md Start ,_ .....lifo. right (l2-fllm IPRIADU , I POMEROY, 0. IN GALLIPOLIS CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORI llor----~ ... A i d - Plllr· 0,0.. .... Mota....,,!. 1 ...... ~t llllleb'· Wnp CQ.QP P1 P'I IIA11IRY .~' BUY 21AGI OP NANCY EFAW 512 E. MAIN ST• Ulleo THOR fiiiCI CONTIOLLIR LAWN SPECWJ ALL 3 DAYS-APRIL 7-8-9 GRAVRY TRAaOR SALES & SERVICE .Goeglein Rea,dy-Mix Co. \ ' , ... Sf. WY24284 Mklclllport, o. J �' ' ...., ;... - . .......... _ ................ - . ~. - ... ~ ... ~ -~ _ . .. & ., . .. . ... . ......... "~ ' . ....- ~ . I. .~ ' .; . I i/ ' ! .. , The Sullday Tlmu SeDtlnel, Sunday, ApriU, FRtDAY (IIIII£ rtant Rules Regulate!~!~~~ Insect Controls in Corn The l'()T OF GOLD !!! !!!• .end of this RAINBOW Is R,EALI e 1~21 e · SATURDAY ..... >'I' :.au.vs Register A1'111t Store! Register At Samet Station! i J FOR THE ,FAIMI NEW HOllAND .. VIRGIL ATKINS ProduelloD Tesler ' VIBRA .. 'mau!-*i ~. • ., New In Farming and MORE TURf TRIM ROTARY MOWUI $11.97•• ~~:: , .. SASRit T1L1..IR _= WASHER &DRYER ·~!!! ............... '"''.~ ............ . . -·--·-r-- •• I PATZ 51~0 UNlOADERS • PI-Ing Prl-1 EetyTiftllll Hill Farm: Showcase ~ • Fulton-nompso• TRACTOR SALES POMERDY WY 2-5101 lpr3ng Ave. --~~14 Jar ~ul••• bope J:.i.&.. - . . ~- 3 PRIZES ... :Jar 3 fREI • TV ITAMPI FREE GRAVELY 1 Give Your Garden TV e5-10 GALLONS OF GASOUNI The Gravely Once-over••• PERFECT IEEOBED nAMPI •s-FREE WASH JOBS :J~;?if,.,...... . 3... es-FREI! LUBE JOBS = . """n: :t.i! -~. -:-.:: 1. CuJdmur 111111 -a: •2-25 LB. BAGS PLANT PEP 1M• ~':If e2-25 LB. BAGS DOG NUGGETS .....,_......,._ •t-2 GALLON SIZE PICNIC JUG lo el-100 LB. BAG COW.J..Ac;.pELS BEllY FAST of the "G••• Club of tho Air," Chonnel 3, CMrletton. wiH M here FRIDAY, APRIL 8-l21114:00PM =- All ........ club •mMno of the - lnviNII to IMtl her IIIII bring yaur probl- IIIII IIU* tlons. Pion to ottendl EJa.o-.:.: ... Register At The Landmark Store 8:00AM to 9:00 PM " FCTRIC fENCING SUPPLIES l ___ ... __ .,_,,. ...... a:-..... w, .. 0 • ..,...u "" -:· ==·· . . . . . u.;.,. I LAWN PEP . ( ....... -45c ...... H - Economist of tho Columbus & louth.rn Ohio EIK!rlo Co. will M...,. SATURDAY,APRIL9-ALL DAY Money will give continuous clemanltr• tions Ill day long. Y.u'relnvited! ~ ~k.;d • F • ...:00 UO -- ::':l & . a ORHAMINTAL DUST, 2 lb. IM . WN WilD KILLER, pint 75c ,,.#:'rJr~~:-~v:N'';~N"c•l, w - .... ::dod - · voir ~, ' . _ - ..... - e 'IIULTW'URPOA VEGITAILI DUST, I II. 1.11- I 5:· ~·: ITORI OPEN TIL ' iH ' 9:011 PM IUS_ 41"14.it MON. THRU SAT. ·• ~ EVERYBODY'S INVITEDI ' --$29995 ' . ...... , IIIIW APRIL . ............ .,_.,.h_.., .....,_,.__ Qhoou - .• I .,...C- -- ... • .-....... ..... ... • In --~~~~~=, ;::.. il. • ~~molt.. hired man 1rouncl the hou..t WE DELIVER· ANYWHERE! LAWN SPREADER P tQIIlUiw:o-fll Ukehavingl lludlallilolll . -· -37c t! Ntw modalsjNew stylngjNew beef Plant Com Fer Profll - U•• Quality Chemical Mlxtd Fe!tlllzen. Hllh Analylh Fertllturs Save Labor and Mc!nq - H•lpe You Make MoJW PIORT Ptr Ax-. 1LIIa•la\:;'........-• ena111tl. 1riMl ewr 5 . _ lt.tS - .. D.l.::::. US - ao.t II a.. . for 811 llful ...... ILICTRIC FiNCI POST WITH INSULATOR ©~liD[§lr. Fertilizers 3Mt lobs I •. . .. oboll" LlzikJ ol. .._ foods, GET-A High • Anaiylls litO IICII!f'! l : UP' IUD , 16" 10" H.P, VIIIT FAN .-.16, 14.50 ;!;.'r.'\ 'ii; 'f'RONT TRACTOR TIRU, 4 ply, ~.. _.. , . • 150 x 16 FRONT, 4 ply, S rill --u, lUI 440 . '•UNIUL PURPOSE FRUIT IPIIAY, 2 lb. UO - 5 .... Uo 'li E / ..........110-·_..... -·Nfri ..,.._ . _.,.... !!"!.!..• Onl'lrJIIoat_,.. ..t-u ITNI Ia a IJUM.1VIf · More April ShoWers Specials! I QT. ALL PURPOII SPUYIR WO HYPRO ROLLIR SPUYIR PUMP 2 H.P. HIGH SPIID PUMP · TIIAILB IPRAYIR. 200 geL Ieiiia 14 PT. GATI, 16 _ . hll>l"l Co•blaallol ;~:wrFREEl 'P Mr.·FARMER? ORTHO UNIPEL oct. 18 otL ft. AND GIT ONI . . . 01' 1 7-8-9 TV ,. · . I SRYICE . We oenlc:il wbat ... Mil offel' See Us Today For Your Complete.Crop Needs AUOCYCI.ONI -$1&• Fun For All-Refreshments I LANDMARK in POMJROY · ··,serving Meigs, Galliaan•.MasonCountlu LOcatetl At Ptmerty, .., At la1..11R'1 Complete Arta Faim &Ural Shopping (liter•• Jack w. c.s.y,Mgr.l!laont WY 2;2111 Inti 7i 33 ..... O.lht a.tiful Ohio livtr. I . ' With Any Maior Appliance Purchase ' ... With HIGH Analysis Fertiliz•r ,.,.,. ... c..w , These Three Pays! · April 1~e)} .· · Central SOYA .Of Ohio,'· "• RlglltwAts.m..ltit._.,...,.,.,AIIPrj ·rlt .. l• ....., .... , ., ···III!DC·~ DIIDIIfUiiirocl ~ Just call when you want It deltvered. We're there - we pour - you have ltl Thriftiest, fastest foundatien yet. ' '' . I;' , faCiau ilitlei u...... na4y *·aacreft S.AVE MONEY , [lllau"-~Md Start ,_ .....lifo. right (l2-fllm IPRIADU , I POMEROY, 0. IN GALLIPOLIS CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORI llor----~ ... A i d - Plllr· 0,0.. .... Mota....,,!. 1 ...... ~t llllleb'· Wnp CQ.QP P1 P'I IIA11IRY .~' BUY 21AGI OP NANCY EFAW 512 E. MAIN ST• Ulleo THOR fiiiCI CONTIOLLIR LAWN SPECWJ ALL 3 DAYS-APRIL 7-8-9 GRAVRY TRAaOR SALES & SERVICE .Goeglein Rea,dy-Mix Co. \ ' , ... Sf. WY24284 Mklclllport, o. J �.. ', .. -.... .......... . . . .............. .. - ... ..., ... .,-:···· I, I ,I '. I . I'I ' r . Of" ',• .. .I ' ' ·. Everybody's lnvited..lt's Pomeroy Landmark's "Big Qne" ..The Greatest Important Rules Regula Insect Controls in Corn ., F~DAY e SATURDAY ( I -BuYs Register AI Tile Sterel legist.- At Senlce Station! .. ' FOR THE ,FAIMI NEW tiOI.l:NfD VIBRA Vlii.Gn. ATKINS Produelloa Taler FEEDERf • PATZ stfG UNI.OADERS New In Farming and MORE SABRI11l.l.m I Pleulng Prl-1 EuyTennsl 1hl» Fulton-Thompson WASHER &CRYER TRAaoR SALES POMEROY PRIZES fREE ... GRAVELY PREI TV STAMPS TV ·e5-10 GALLONS OF GASOUNI llAMI'I •5-FRE& WASH JOBS I e 5-FREE LUBE JOBS e 2-25 LB. BAGS PLANT PEP e2-25 LB. BAGS DOG NUGGETS •1-2 GALLON SIZI! PICNIC JUG el-100 LB. BAG COW-l ACIEU ••• ..... BEllY FAST of the "'II'dlll Club of tho Air," Ch.lnnel 3, CMrlelton. wiH be ...,. FRIDAY, APRIL 8--12 Ill 4:00 PM j All ...,t.n II,. wownbert of the - lnvllllll Ill .......... .ncl bring your pnbl..,. IIIII q tlons. Pion to attendl , i££0..-·"= fJ ECTRIC f'ENCINQ SUPPUES ____ """" ---•-of."" GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES &SERVICE t U.llo THOR PIIICI lloAorl--· LAWN SPEOAU !WCIIlt.MokbiMJ,= ............~t llidfo """' IUY 2 IAGI 01' ftf'i= .. .... ;:',flli-:-:ffi·F ·.......... 1 ...... AND HT ONI IM OP NANCY EFAW Home Eoonomiet fllf the Columbus & louthorn Ohio E1ectrle Co. will be hen SATURDAY,APRIL9-ALL DAY Maney will givo contlnuoua demonotr• tlont .tl day long. You'relnvittd! AIR COMPRESSOR LAIDIII/Jll UIII . .D More April ShoWers Speclahl ............ 2 ' ......... :.\.1111' .!M....:~:.~,..= .._.. a.AI* ... _, -45c... • 2 . .........,..-It _ _ .,....riiiifr .......... FiNCI POIT lllsa,...._., WITH llliloll .C ,..._ • 5 lb. ~-. .. I U.. 5 II>.~-: · ,.t, 91 i .• 4r 14.11 F , --37c ... - IU:CTRIC = - I ITORE OPEN TIL 9•00 PM • MON. T~RU SAT. lis llllllflrltllllll LAWN SPREADER filltKJ' 11t M....... EVERYBODY'S INVITED! Fun For AII-R!freshments I 1 ....,_ ........ ,,sp.nsr;;;i ......... -quiet roiJblc, .......CX.. ..•·"Mr. "'D"lll, WI Me . . . al .... l>l: Jllale .. 1111' tl I I Make More PROFIT Per Me. j Like having I hired man •round the houMI WE DELIVER ANYWHERE! APRIL 7-1-9 See Us Today For Your Complete Crop Needs OIIIINt I I • (21.41JJ4) AUO CYCLONI ii. 'l.:c & • New moclels!New styllng!New beef UH Quality $29995 iNSULATOR US · ©/M[ID [§ lr. Chemical Mixed hrtlllzert. High Analpls hrtlllztn Save Labor and Mc!ney - Htlpl You ._..... ........ •IIU ~ Plant Com For Ploflt - ... GET-A Fertilizers ......Tolllltnl ... 12J :. - .;;t! 191 •00 $i .. 1:-:: -- ..~.:;.:..,1\t, 14$ 6001·16• u J:.!':'l..'.l _..... ~..,.. ., 1 40 1 E 1' ,....._ 2 H,P, HIGH .,liD PUMP TIAILIR IPRAYIR, 200 pl. tonk 14 PT. OATI. 1 4 - stool lvllllll 16" 111• H.P. VIHT FAN TRACTOR TIRES, 4 ply, a,. " , · if'IIONT H 1111 x 16 PRONT, 4 ply, S rill f'• '' ' ••IINIIIAL PUIPOSI fRUIT SPRAY, 2 •• UO ,,, 1.11 ., lliULTioi'UIPOSI YEGITAILI DUIT, 2 Iss 'E' a OlNAMINTAL DUST, 2 •2 124t 2 1. · WN WilD KILLIR, pint 75c N110H IVY KILLER, hi Mreol con ;~m & LOT PLASTIC LAWN I'INU, W IUS - :1 I 1*1 II wllll I' ~/~ High • Analysis --'2'1 '• , Nr o• IIUIMVIf ( ' ... " ~; ~p.................. ~":J-=t-:r; :~:"'FREEl ~7 Mr. FARMER? ORTHO U -.--'1()11 LAWN PEP . I Clf, ALL PURPOtl IPIIA VII 21.50 MYPRO ROLLIR .,RAYIR PUMP POMEROY, 0. IN GALLIPOLIS CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORB CONTROLLIR .,... Register At The Landmark Store 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM ALL 3 DAYS-APRIL 7-8-9 WY 2·2975 512 E. MAIN ST. -'1&· S.AVE MONEY IPREADll LANDMARK in POMERO~ Start YMr fuaclalloa rigid Un ow natly ·mix.c.rett With Any Maior Appliance Purchase · These Three J)aysl April 7-.8~ , ' ,. With HIGH Analysis Fertiliz•r Just cell when you went It delivered. We're there - we pour - you have F•Y•FaServlctC._. ltl Thriftiest, futest foundation yet. llollt:r -!'oar · Center 111011111ed. eholco of o 81Hnob, OIDOb, or Ill brb 'llilnt lwUb '. . Central SOYA Of Ohio. ·. 2 6oeglein Retly-Mix ·Co. •"' · ··. Serving Meigs, Gallia and Mason Co1nties Located At r-eroy, 11r At LtoalniR's Colllplete Arn Fn;m & Urltan Shopping Center•• JICk w. ClnfJ, Mgr., Plat• WY 2·2181 11111 7 & 33 ~a. The Beauliful Ohio River. '• ,, 'I ' . I : ' ~ GIT MOll DONI-HAVI MORIPUNI NrN TO 'fW · a " WY 24176 ,_,.u c..- ·· · �.. ', .. -.... .......... . . . .............. .. - ... ..., ... .,-:···· I, I ,I '. I . I'I ' r . Of" ',• .. .I ' ' ·. Everybody's lnvited..lt's Pomeroy Landmark's "Big Qne" ..The Greatest Important Rules Regula Insect Controls in Corn ., F~DAY e SATURDAY ( I -BuYs Register AI Tile Sterel legist.- At Senlce Station! .. ' FOR THE ,FAIMI NEW tiOI.l:NfD VIBRA Vlii.Gn. ATKINS Produelloa Taler FEEDERf • PATZ stfG UNI.OADERS New In Farming and MORE SABRI11l.l.m I Pleulng Prl-1 EuyTennsl 1hl» Fulton-Thompson WASHER &CRYER TRAaoR SALES POMEROY PRIZES fREE ... GRAVELY PREI TV STAMPS TV ·e5-10 GALLONS OF GASOUNI llAMI'I •5-FRE& WASH JOBS I e 5-FREE LUBE JOBS e 2-25 LB. BAGS PLANT PEP e2-25 LB. BAGS DOG NUGGETS •1-2 GALLON SIZI! PICNIC JUG el-100 LB. BAG COW-l ACIEU ••• ..... BEllY FAST of the "'II'dlll Club of tho Air," Ch.lnnel 3, CMrlelton. wiH be ...,. FRIDAY, APRIL 8--12 Ill 4:00 PM j All ...,t.n II,. wownbert of the - lnvllllll Ill .......... .ncl bring your pnbl..,. IIIII q tlons. Pion to attendl , i££0..-·"= fJ ECTRIC f'ENCINQ SUPPUES ____ """" ---•-of."" GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES &SERVICE t U.llo THOR PIIICI lloAorl--· LAWN SPEOAU !WCIIlt.MokbiMJ,= ............~t llidfo """' IUY 2 IAGI 01' ftf'i= .. .... ;:',flli-:-:ffi·F ·.......... 1 ...... AND HT ONI IM OP NANCY EFAW Home Eoonomiet fllf the Columbus & louthorn Ohio E1ectrle Co. will be hen SATURDAY,APRIL9-ALL DAY Maney will givo contlnuoua demonotr• tlont .tl day long. You'relnvittd! AIR COMPRESSOR LAIDIII/Jll UIII . .D More April ShoWers Speclahl ............ 2 ' ......... :.\.1111' .!M....:~:.~,..= .._.. a.AI* ... _, -45c... • 2 . .........,..-It _ _ .,....riiiifr .......... FiNCI POIT lllsa,...._., WITH llliloll .C ,..._ • 5 lb. ~-. .. I U.. 5 II>.~-: · ,.t, 91 i .• 4r 14.11 F , --37c ... - IU:CTRIC = - I ITORE OPEN TIL 9•00 PM • MON. T~RU SAT. lis llllllflrltllllll LAWN SPREADER filltKJ' 11t M....... EVERYBODY'S INVITED! Fun For AII-R!freshments I 1 ....,_ ........ ,,sp.nsr;;;i ......... -quiet roiJblc, .......CX.. ..•·"Mr. "'D"lll, WI Me . . . al .... l>l: Jllale .. 1111' tl I I Make More PROFIT Per Me. j Like having I hired man •round the houMI WE DELIVER ANYWHERE! APRIL 7-1-9 See Us Today For Your Complete Crop Needs OIIIINt I I • (21.41JJ4) AUO CYCLONI ii. 'l.:c & • New moclels!New styllng!New beef UH Quality $29995 iNSULATOR US · ©/M[ID [§ lr. Chemical Mixed hrtlllzert. High Analpls hrtlllztn Save Labor and Mc!ney - Htlpl You ._..... ........ •IIU ~ Plant Com For Ploflt - ... GET-A Fertilizers ......Tolllltnl ... 12J :. - .;;t! 191 •00 $i .. 1:-:: -- ..~.:;.:..,1\t, 14$ 6001·16• u J:.!':'l..'.l _..... ~..,.. ., 1 40 1 E 1' ,....._ 2 H,P, HIGH .,liD PUMP TIAILIR IPRAYIR, 200 pl. tonk 14 PT. OATI. 1 4 - stool lvllllll 16" 111• H.P. VIHT FAN TRACTOR TIRES, 4 ply, a,. " , · if'IIONT H 1111 x 16 PRONT, 4 ply, S rill f'• '' ' ••IINIIIAL PUIPOSI fRUIT SPRAY, 2 •• UO ,,, 1.11 ., lliULTioi'UIPOSI YEGITAILI DUIT, 2 Iss 'E' a OlNAMINTAL DUST, 2 •2 124t 2 1. · WN WilD KILLIR, pint 75c N110H IVY KILLER, hi Mreol con ;~m & LOT PLASTIC LAWN I'INU, W IUS - :1 I 1*1 II wllll I' ~/~ High • Analysis --'2'1 '• , Nr o• IIUIMVIf ( ' ... " ~; ~p.................. ~":J-=t-:r; :~:"'FREEl ~7 Mr. FARMER? ORTHO U -.--'1()11 LAWN PEP . I Clf, ALL PURPOtl IPIIA VII 21.50 MYPRO ROLLIR .,RAYIR PUMP POMEROY, 0. IN GALLIPOLIS CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORB CONTROLLIR .,... Register At The Landmark Store 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM ALL 3 DAYS-APRIL 7-8-9 WY 2·2975 512 E. MAIN ST. -'1&· S.AVE MONEY IPREADll LANDMARK in POMERO~ Start YMr fuaclalloa rigid Un ow natly ·mix.c.rett With Any Maior Appliance Purchase · These Three J)aysl April 7-.8~ , ' ,. With HIGH Analysis Fertiliz•r Just cell when you went It delivered. We're there - we pour - you have F•Y•FaServlctC._. ltl Thriftiest, futest foundation yet. llollt:r -!'oar · Center 111011111ed. eholco of o 81Hnob, OIDOb, or Ill brb 'llilnt lwUb '. . Central SOYA Of Ohio. ·. 2 6oeglein Retly-Mix ·Co. •"' · ··. Serving Meigs, Gallia and Mason Co1nties Located At r-eroy, 11r At LtoalniR's Colllplete Arn Fn;m & Urltan Shopping Center•• JICk w. ClnfJ, Mgr., Plat• WY 2·2181 11111 7 & 33 ~a. The Beauliful Ohio River. '• ,, 'I ' . I : ' ~ GIT MOll DONI-HAVI MORIPUNI NrN TO 'fW · a " WY 24176 ,_,.u c..- ·· · �.. .' ·~-· " . -·.. ._ ·--~·~· · ··' · · ~- ..., . , . ,. _,,._ ........ . ....... . . -..... •· · ~-- -- ~ ... ··- . .. ~ ' . . . ,.... . .. . '. BY MAIL IN PERSON Oaqe t11ft'; p ~. · ill Dam 12.1, 11.2, I'1IDI!iiiC lf, ' feet on lbe rtllen, ND~e!'Cif • Muon out, Pl. J'l,rr..,. 24)1, IHIDton 1.17, '*wlw'f'.U. f\fl, Reel ht•te For S1le ·-•-eo -- - as 1ne ume to urave A ... I!DI!I'P ftl!&l YftliM • ""'" 1'--- rr urn POMEROY MOTOR CO. e BIG SELECTION eCONVENIENT TERMS 1965 Chevrolet Impala Sup. SpL $2795 H.T. Cpe. Low mileage, showroom clean, vinyl in. terillr, bucket seats, console, black vinyl roof cov· ering, Sierra gold finish, like new 800xl4 w.w. tires, V8 engine, Powerglide. power steering and brakes, padded dash, wire wheel covers, new car all the way. .I· ~ Boat Mov..,..u, Found SPRING PARADISE THIS ra:1cb one story brick Pnd frame bome 5 mlles from GalUpoUs, 1\1 balh, ! BR, 1964 Chevrolet Impala .... · .. · $2195 nice living room with lire. place, I closet•, 2 car garage, large patio In the back yard, Lot 100' • 265', Call lor appointment to •• Notic~ RADIATOR Mattie Circle. Also those lenced. WY 2-2208. sending llowera and card!l. 3 25 IOle I Your kindness will never be forgotten. Wanted To Buy Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hoi~ · ANTIQUE Furniture, dishea. er and FamiUes miscellaneous. Call or write: u ltp SERVICE 1 Ba,.,. down Ureenup 12:35 a. m.; Zim111er down Greenup 1:30 a. I XII New Rid,ator shop eCar eTruck eHeater Core • Bulldozer eAny Type Mra. Howard Cectl, 110t1 W. Notice MaJu St. , Pomeroy. I I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by any. one other. than myself. Thorn- ' For Rent - • EXPERIENCED . HELP WANTED AUcnON WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE and For Complete Auction ~ervice Call WI 9-2708 RACINE, 0. tomato WW arrive rll 25. BJUy Hill, Raci1,e, DOW. 9-2541. I 24 Stopllookl Rt~dl WHIN? SOON : WHA11 25c Do II Youroolf Car Willi WHIRl? In POMO"'I'-A Good Locotlon WHO? ...................... lila GoQijoolb tervlce ToY.. WATCH 1101. OPENING •t~nd' House ~, .,.,er)i transpor· ., , •., t it~ a\·Jil:~ hi P, reasonaiJle! ra res al<;o for shopping or mothers. ~ ourly, dei· ~ li. or weeklv rates. Ph. 446~<!~ 56-U I 1 \ :r. r~ i n2 . . ' 41!i·1094. . Lhtu161,... lorvr.I'Cin Your Olin P....-.C.Ih COL R.E. Rent KNOm rm. & batll 19281!. St. Ph. 446-3870 or i 1 , i ,1''-tnut SERVICE Por ·• ~ . ~01 AUCTION 76-11 11611111R. Av.. •.::::r~~ ! . ... ~ , .,_. ,. • ·"·''I I Six cyl. with std. trans. Sold new to local farmer and real low mileage. Spotles interior. w. w. ti res show little wear, dark aqua fin ish, rad io and heat· er, a real jewel Meteor 4 Dr. Station' Wagon. Low mileage by one leal owner. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish, W.W. tires show little wear. Luggage rack, V-8 engine, automatic trans. Power steering, radio and heater and many extras. 1962 CHEVROLET Impala .. .... $1695 St. Wagon. Low mileage by local owner, white over black finsh, spotless red interior, new whitewall tires, VB engine, automatic trans. Power steering and brakes, radio and heater. Real nice Ann Brent up Mel dahl 9:10 p, Cotton Queen down ' Mel. dahl 10 p. m.; Buckeye stall up Meldahl 4 a. m. · m. : Gallipolis Dom - 1 1963 MERCURY .. .... ..... ... $1695 I 29 tfc m.; Polly R. down Meldahl 2:10 p. m.: Ravenswood . up . Meld a hi 3 45< p. m.; Frieberg. I er down Meldahl 4:50 p. m.; Super Sport Conv. Low mileage by original local owner, white finish, blk. vinyl bucket seats and interior, bJack top like new. BOO w.w tires, 327 cu. in. V8 engme, power steering and brakes, padded dash, sharp as you would want it. 1963 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan .. $1495 ·· Obio River - Edeana SO. worth "P 14, uo .p. m.; Eli$~ Woods up 14, 4:55 p.. m.: Cb®k· ie D. up 14, 1:35 p; m.; 8le!l Ra111er up 14, ! :40 a.m.; Bob Benter up 14, 5:20 a..m.; Lorraine ap 14, . 5:50 *· m.; Pennsylvania doWII 14, 7·fltc<& m.; Jeffboat up It, 7::10 a. m.; Titan up 15, 3 a. m. ; Soutberl up 18, 2:30a. m.; Joseph Jtlla down 20, 7:15 a. m.; NalloDal up 21, 5:10 a. m.; ~ Jor. [don up 21 , 6:45 a. m.; Fra@ , B. down 22, 5:40a.m.; Inca up 2.•. 4:40 a. m.; Helen Z. up 23, 5:45 a. m.; Albert Holden up Greenup ·s:15 p. m.; Eamr. I up Greeoop 11:55 p. m. ; W·U 1965 FAlCON Futura ··· · · ·· · · · $2095 . Station Wagon. 6500 miles by local owner, Black vi· nyl interior. Dark aqua finish , 7:00xl4 tires like new, spare never used. P.B.. radio, big six engine, std. trans. Deluxe equipment. Showroom d ean. Cfiarleston 19.15. J,oQdoD. Mar. met and Wlntleld da1lllt wert oR the sills. •' . Reliablt down 4:30 p. m.; Onward u,p 1 p. m.; Charles Steven.ooa down 11 ·45 p. m.; John J. Rowe up 12:30 • . m.: .a:. Bowles down 2 a. m.; Walter l!eckjord up 2:40 a. m.; ~~ Price down 4:00 a. m.; S.mell up 6:10 a. m.; Allen R. M• rill down 8:3> a. m. Kanawha River - Beaver down Marmet 10:05 p. m.; 0. F. Shearer down Marmet 2:!1 a. m.; A. J. Patten down Mar. met 4 a. m.; Lucy Jane Luc• down Winfield 10 p. m. a: • • ' O!d Town Flats Society Notes �.. .' ·~-· " . -·.. ._ ·--~·~· · ··' · · ~- ..., . , . ,. _,,._ ........ . ....... . . -..... •· · ~-- -- ~ ... ··- . .. ~ ' . . . ,.... . .. . '. BY MAIL IN PERSON Oaqe t11ft'; p ~. · ill Dam 12.1, 11.2, I'1IDI!iiiC lf, ' feet on lbe rtllen, ND~e!'Cif • Muon out, Pl. J'l,rr..,. 24)1, IHIDton 1.17, '*wlw'f'.U. f\fl, Reel ht•te For S1le ·-•-eo -- - as 1ne ume to urave A ... I!DI!I'P ftl!&l YftliM • ""'" 1'--- rr urn POMEROY MOTOR CO. e BIG SELECTION eCONVENIENT TERMS 1965 Chevrolet Impala Sup. SpL $2795 H.T. Cpe. Low mileage, showroom clean, vinyl in. terillr, bucket seats, console, black vinyl roof cov· ering, Sierra gold finish, like new 800xl4 w.w. tires, V8 engine, Powerglide. power steering and brakes, padded dash, wire wheel covers, new car all the way. .I· ~ Boat Mov..,..u, Found SPRING PARADISE THIS ra:1cb one story brick Pnd frame bome 5 mlles from GalUpoUs, 1\1 balh, ! BR, 1964 Chevrolet Impala .... · .. · $2195 nice living room with lire. place, I closet•, 2 car garage, large patio In the back yard, Lot 100' • 265', Call lor appointment to •• Notic~ RADIATOR Mattie Circle. Also those lenced. WY 2-2208. sending llowera and card!l. 3 25 IOle I Your kindness will never be forgotten. Wanted To Buy Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hoi~ · ANTIQUE Furniture, dishea. er and FamiUes miscellaneous. Call or write: u ltp SERVICE 1 Ba,.,. down Ureenup 12:35 a. m.; Zim111er down Greenup 1:30 a. I XII New Rid,ator shop eCar eTruck eHeater Core • Bulldozer eAny Type Mra. Howard Cectl, 110t1 W. Notice MaJu St. , Pomeroy. I I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by any. one other. than myself. Thorn- ' For Rent - • EXPERIENCED . HELP WANTED AUcnON WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE and For Complete Auction ~ervice Call WI 9-2708 RACINE, 0. tomato WW arrive rll 25. BJUy Hill, Raci1,e, DOW. 9-2541. I 24 Stopllookl Rt~dl WHIN? SOON : WHA11 25c Do II Youroolf Car Willi WHIRl? In POMO"'I'-A Good Locotlon WHO? ...................... lila GoQijoolb tervlce ToY.. WATCH 1101. OPENING •t~nd' House ~, .,.,er)i transpor· ., , •., t it~ a\·Jil:~ hi P, reasonaiJle! ra res al<;o for shopping or mothers. ~ ourly, dei· ~ li. or weeklv rates. Ph. 446~<!~ 56-U I 1 \ :r. r~ i n2 . . ' 41!i·1094. . Lhtu161,... lorvr.I'Cin Your Olin P....-.C.Ih COL R.E. Rent KNOm rm. & batll 19281!. St. Ph. 446-3870 or i 1 , i ,1''-tnut SERVICE Por ·• ~ . ~01 AUCTION 76-11 11611111R. Av.. •.::::r~~ ! . ... ~ , .,_. ,. • ·"·''I I Six cyl. with std. trans. Sold new to local farmer and real low mileage. Spotles interior. w. w. ti res show little wear, dark aqua fin ish, rad io and heat· er, a real jewel Meteor 4 Dr. Station' Wagon. Low mileage by one leal owner. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish, W.W. tires show little wear. Luggage rack, V-8 engine, automatic trans. Power steering, radio and heater and many extras. 1962 CHEVROLET Impala .. .... $1695 St. Wagon. Low mileage by local owner, white over black finsh, spotless red interior, new whitewall tires, VB engine, automatic trans. Power steering and brakes, radio and heater. Real nice Ann Brent up Mel dahl 9:10 p, Cotton Queen down ' Mel. dahl 10 p. m.; Buckeye stall up Meldahl 4 a. m. · m. : Gallipolis Dom - 1 1963 MERCURY .. .... ..... ... $1695 I 29 tfc m.; Polly R. down Meldahl 2:10 p. m.: Ravenswood . up . Meld a hi 3 45< p. m.; Frieberg. I er down Meldahl 4:50 p. m.; Super Sport Conv. Low mileage by original local owner, white finish, blk. vinyl bucket seats and interior, bJack top like new. BOO w.w tires, 327 cu. in. V8 engme, power steering and brakes, padded dash, sharp as you would want it. 1963 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan .. $1495 ·· Obio River - Edeana SO. worth "P 14, uo .p. m.; Eli$~ Woods up 14, 4:55 p.. m.: Cb®k· ie D. up 14, 1:35 p; m.; 8le!l Ra111er up 14, ! :40 a.m.; Bob Benter up 14, 5:20 a..m.; Lorraine ap 14, . 5:50 *· m.; Pennsylvania doWII 14, 7·fltc<& m.; Jeffboat up It, 7::10 a. m.; Titan up 15, 3 a. m. ; Soutberl up 18, 2:30a. m.; Joseph Jtlla down 20, 7:15 a. m.; NalloDal up 21, 5:10 a. m.; ~ Jor. [don up 21 , 6:45 a. m.; Fra@ , B. down 22, 5:40a.m.; Inca up 2.•. 4:40 a. m.; Helen Z. up 23, 5:45 a. m.; Albert Holden up Greenup ·s:15 p. m.; Eamr. I up Greeoop 11:55 p. m. ; W·U 1965 FAlCON Futura ··· · · ·· · · · $2095 . Station Wagon. 6500 miles by local owner, Black vi· nyl interior. Dark aqua finish , 7:00xl4 tires like new, spare never used. P.B.. radio, big six engine, std. trans. Deluxe equipment. Showroom d ean. Cfiarleston 19.15. J,oQdoD. Mar. met and Wlntleld da1lllt wert oR the sills. •' . Reliablt down 4:30 p. m.; Onward u,p 1 p. m.; Charles Steven.ooa down 11 ·45 p. m.; John J. Rowe up 12:30 • . m.: .a:. Bowles down 2 a. m.; Walter l!eckjord up 2:40 a. m.; ~~ Price down 4:00 a. m.; S.mell up 6:10 a. m.; Allen R. M• rill down 8:3> a. m. Kanawha River - Beaver down Marmet 10:05 p. m.; 0. F. Shearer down Marmet 2:!1 a. m.; A. J. Patten down Mar. met 4 a. m.; Lucy Jane Luc• down Winfield 10 p. m. a: • • ' O!d Town Flats Society Notes �' . • TDON ERA IN OUR TOWN . Hannan Trare ~\ bUM!· palrlug taught fire and ed blrn • . •, . . . · . Mr. and Mrs. Nell Stover an4 BY MRS. R. 'p, Bf:AIE ford and sons Ronnie and Rich· children of Rio Gr~~ VIsit~ ~ •. ' r Mrs. Margie Green of Sugar r. an ·, 1 ard and daughter ~ of Rt. Sunday evening wl Creek Rd., entered Holzer boa- 588, spent Sunday at· the old Mrs. Russell Wolford and lam• BY DICK THOMAS pita! and had an operation on Wolford homestead 111 Hannan lly. With all the reported sightings of Unidentified FJy. her neck Wednesday. M r ~. Trace Rd. Donovan Blak~ <elehrated his . l~p OhlorJ• ITTFO•l l"m t•..ihJv ~i .. uonlntod ·1 ho,.n't Green Is .the mother of two sets Buddy Fowler en~ Qolzer blrlhday March 24. 01 IWIDS. ~ne nas <Wm Klfil) OOSpliBI •unermg 11'0111 011ur1es Hol>er Hospital: . Visiting : ert H. Craft, F. Lawren<e Dick· seen one or that one hasn't landOd in my vicinity. I'd like Mrs. Clan II. UlX nas ·oeen I hours 24 and 7-8 p.m. Parents' ey, II, Walter Fry, Oscar a good look and a first·pel'son Interview wiih the pllot, or Anna and Nanna who recently he received In an auto"'41!1le patient In Holzer hospital for ·, .,. _ _.. _,__. . - "'-- ·' ,., , .. l., .. h u .. ., Qg,.nlh I( r.. ..._ rtTh;~r whil"hAVPr hA tnrSlhA\ jg f'R11Atf graduated from Hannan Trace 'lccldent Saturday nJgbt near the past few days. vmy uu A'="d:t~'~i:m,""'''"'· I ;~~~W'mi~~- C~-Gii~e.;;:, M:~~. --- BUt last Sunday night 1 did get a look at one of our ~ 8180.« L'OK~ ruruact:tt ~~~ ~:i high s~ool, and twin boys Ji'ar-lcrown ctty. · Mr. and Mrs. Russell Notter Rov G. Shoem•ker, 716 s.c.l Howard s. Hardway, Mrs. eommunlcation balloon satellites, either Echo 1 or Echo n. mg bu~t w~~chn c~~ld ld ch>r· en and Darrell, . who are stu- Cly9e Monroe Blake was .tak· and son of Northup spent Sunond ·Ave.; Mrs. Alfonzo .John- ' Frank V. Hensley, Mrs. Wess I was at the State Highway patrol post when Sgt. P. D..Mc· more ron a e ol cost dentll at H811llan Trace elemen- en back to Veterans hupttal day visiting her parents, Mr. Mn. ;,; Neil Ave.: Mrs. samu•l l Hollboe•. Carla J. Johnson, Creedy called radio dise.atcher L. V. Vaughan and told him coal 1bur':g ~cks a~ ess 1d tary school. In Huntlngtoo, W. Va. where ·and Mrs. Rome Patterson on 0 D. Smith, Rt. 2 Gallipolis: Mrs . . George L. Lindamood. M r s. there was something cfossing the sky from west to east per kon. • k ": 1 01 ~ast Mrs. Garred Blake and he was rec:ently a patient lur Victory Ridge Rd. J. Hollis Wood. Patriot Star ' Thoma' R. Lively. Mrs. Alva F. just north of the moon. stac s we~e ta en u ra daughter spent Sunday af!F· some time. Mr. Blake, who Is Mrs. Lester Unroe tf Han· Rt.: Mrs. Grace Sturgeon, Pt. ~ McGuire, John M. Thomas, Vaughan and I. with Cpl. never agam to resume ope · noon vlsltlnff Mrs. Ethel Mink 82 years old, Is a retired army nan Trace Rd., visited an after· Pleasant: Mrs. Risden .'i Mil- . Cora .J. Varian, David R. Var- , Jack D. Junkins,. went outside/ a few things about people you lion. th 1 b d of Falll.polls. officer. · noon will! Mr. and Mrs. Gor1 Ier, Lakin, w. va.; Mrs. ian .. Mrs. Raymond Walburn and looked. We d1d~'t see any- know: Most 0 e. urna"1'" T ~ e J1mm1e Wllls who will spend Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. Slbo red Blake and daughtllr In Gal· James L. Hun~ Rt 2 Ra"""· , and 10fant daughter, Mrs. Hom- thing. About 10 mmutes later I . . <e~ed operat 1?0 by 900 · !his summer In Crown . City, ley of Rt. 2 Crown City are tho llpotls. They were. neighbors on Michael J. Hawk, Pomeroy; er L. Bonecutter and infant son, I left to go home, kidding _the , RChuck;;~~l, Jim! Bersonla~d whiStle SJgn~llmg ~ ~st cast was Sunday dinner guest •f his parenls of a baby boy, who 01' Hannan Trace for .several years. Michael L. Collins, Rt. t JMrs. Dnnald H. James and in- fellows thtt "If I see anythmg, fW:!:rsi edJaiD!l, ~ ofoharco~!Jron m ~~ngmg grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. rived In Holzer h..pltal March · Mr. and Mrs. Chester D. Reedsville· Clyde Dalt<m fit j' fant son, Mrs. Kenneth L. Mil· I'll call you." . dgn u,p WIJ arArea Regwn was ' at Mallie Angell In Gallipolis. 22 Crews of Lower River Rd are 1mes an w111 eave une 20 . . . Jefferson ' ' . ·1 · Furnace Jackson · · · ·• I Rutl>nd : Mrs. M&ry Pnce. er and mfant .son, Mrs. Alfred 1 had just stepped outside a- IDnnna Altizer worked her last Decemb~r 19le Grant Unroe of Bladen· MerMra. Nellie Pickett spent the parents of, baby son, who 1 1 Ky.; Mr>. Fred R. Stewnn, /R. Smith and mfant son. gain whe~ I looked .DP and saw lday Thursday in the Gallla co~~J.· :ith this last ca;t on <'OI'VIIle Rd., has been a patient Sunday afternoon vislt~g ber arrived March 211n Holzer hts· Wellston \Irs. Myron 0. Elress this hrllhant star-hke objed 1 County recorder's office and . ld;,; tr d th d In Holzer bos~llal for the past daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ode pltal. Gerlach, ~lrs Harnld K. i~er-i Pleasant Valley Hospital Icruising across the sky In the I has taken a position with Good 8 coth n y ~yh,t e enharcamel several days. Beaver and family, · SUgar Mrs Bonnie Swlhdler and , dl t· f th I 11 d to e once IDig y c coa M Or"" Le Is I nd. : Lett Dam ron. I", I•I ADMITTED: Ruta 100 0 Mrs. Charles : rec e moon. ca e year across the river . !'at iron indus! in Ohio rs. puB mill SIIODd· Creek Rd. Mrs. .Nelle Boyd spenl a lew Oak H1il. Mrs. George ll . Oi· fW>ugh. Pl. Pleasant. the fellows .. They came out. A· Winters has resigned her poslry · lng a few weeks visiting her James H. "Billie" Sands days 1n Columbus visiting their worth, Rt. 2 lr?nton: Kenneth DISCHARGED: ~rs. Fred ' bout thts time: Ptl. J .. D. Wr;. tion as secretary to Gallia son, Mr. and Mrs. Garland was a patient In Holzer hospital sister Boone. R. Toll:~": Rl. ·• Jarkson; llrs . : Willet. Pt. Pleasatl",: Mrs. R,. ;gan drove up m a crutser. Tr;. County prosecuting altomey Lemon and other relatives In for several days suffering "from Mr. B!ld Mrs. D. J. Blake and Er~m lolbvPr. Rl. 3 Jarkson; ba Green, New Haven; Mrs.J gether we watched the satel-!John A. Epling. and it is reHnntlogton, W. Va. severe burns on his arms and children have been seriously Ill 1 Ke1th A. Lynch. i\11dd leporl. , Hobert Crmckshank. Pl. Pleas. hte move across the sky, . ported she is going to Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wol· hands when a truck be was re- with the virus flu far two weeks. Bulbs. Iant: Mrs. Melvin Malheny, Pt. On the way home l decided ! I haven't seen her to con. Mrs. Fred R. Sl e\1 01"1. Well-, Pleasant. PhPister Lnn~ Gallip!> to look for the satelhtll agam. firm it. OCI stoo, daughter , 9:10 a.m. Fri· lis Ferry; Ruby F. Crendall, on 1ts next pass over the . dfy : Mrs. Samuel D Sm1th, :Pt. Pleasant (expired!. area. So I plotted the time it . Sportswriter Jack Rogers, Rt. 2 Gallip<Jiis. daughl!•r. 9:4:1 i HIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Willie should appear again, all the : Pt. PleaS3nt Register, com· Mrs. Fr~a Smith and Mrs. a.m. Fri4av Mrs .lames L. lLane, Pt. Peasant, 0 daughter .. time presuming 11 must be el- ' ment1.ng recently on Pete And· Emma . Whltllngton, advisors, Hunt. Rt. 2 Rac·ine. son. 111:26 ther Echo 1 or Echo l!. erson s begmg named to the ColumbJa Make-It 4-H Club, ata.m. , Friday Meigs General Hospital About 100 minutes later, and All - Southeastern Ohio Ath·l Ulnded the Olfi:""' and AdvlsDisrhorges Admissions _ Harry Stover, il could have been either of lletic ~,"ague's basketball team, ors Conference m Pomeroy last Mrs. George Casto. M". Rob. Middleport · George Kauff the Echo satellites, I walke4 satd, That boy can beat you [week. · · --- · · -- __ ' ' out in the back yard to look. By in many ways on many dif· Mr. Ross Knox of Springfield, Ithis time, !he sky waa getting iferent playing surfaces." Ohio, visited with his couains, Ihazy, and f figured l would 1 Butch McCormick, ao honora- Mrs. Daisy Rawlings and i have a lmrd lime spoiling it. ble mention on the 1!165 SEOAL Lewis Smith family on Sunday Bui lhere it was, right on football team, has an athletic afte,.oon. schedule. moving In the same ' scholarship next fall to More- Those attending a blrlhday general direction but a little hee!i State College, .Ky. . ..... dinner and family gathering a bit farther east this time. I Cliff Wilson, GAHS Blue Devil recent Sunday at the Tennescallcd my wife to verify my ' diamond coach, Is moving in· se. Gas Transmission Co msi~~ting. ito the residence of the late : pany Clubhouse on Route 50 ln. c,cho I was launched In Au- : Albert E. Tope he purchased ' eluded Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gilgust of. t!IOO from. Cape Canav- :at First and Pine. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur · logly, eral, FIa. now Cape Kennedy, [ . . . 1 Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. Carl I and Echo Il was launched in Jun Barker' former Galllpohs Cr btr d R II M d ~ .January. 19&1 from Vandenber• ' resident and employe of the Ma Pee lanG tousseL.eahr.Loanls I•.~ " ' City Loan he h b rs. au as n, ' ' l's never too earl~ to start Air Forre Base, Calif. Both are re, as eenbenam. d J oe, Mr. and .Mrs.•' ohn Gil"kson ~ 1 h" an Ja ~ !laving. He'~ never too yuung sli ll in orbit. wun y mem rs lp 1 I d M k M d Mr led committee chairman of the og y an ar • r. an s. . . . A d • Lo have- an areount . in t r us1 for as l1me Will allow, . . . Harold Gillogly vicky and - _n_ now .. _ _ _ -- .. . . .... Southeastern Oh10 RegJOnal ' 1 . , _ Council Jim has been with Cl'ty Bruce, Albany Route, Mr. and ~-'• his bright future . <:ive him th is · M Elb M K 1 ht d R I Pomeroy ; Fl orence Tb e1ss, ..,.,. 1 '.•,, add£'d exprf's!-: ion u( ynur Jove! on. W. Va. Lnan at . Wellston the last rs. a c n g an ogj Discharges - Charles Van three years . ... George Miller, er, .Col~mbus, Mr. and Mrs. l) Cooney. Middleport. last year a member of the Cecll Gillogly and family ol 1 fr I ' I GAHS coaching staff, Is th·e :Athens and Mrs. Dorothy Fraz;. ' - - - - - - Veteraoa Memorial Hospital new llaseball coach at Pt. ler, Sus?n, Danny and Jerry of 4Y2% CURRENT DIVIDENDS Admlsslona _ Teresa Will . Pleasant. Gallipolis. Middleport; William Chaney: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence WoodShade; Charles Fridley, Pomeyard of Colum~s v1s1ted her roy; Deloris Neal. Clifttn: brolher and 81Ster-ln-law, Mr. It's time to unfold a new you, radiant in spring's loveliest George Warner, Pomeroy. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers oa SunDischarges _ Marvin Meday. Other callers were Mrs. "• Farland, New Haven; Anita tContinued From Page 2ll Mary Jordan and childrea and .I looksl An array of the season's top fashions In coats, suits, Estep, Harrisonville; Nina 1 sey Breeders Association. Their Rev. and Mrs. B. Jones. Celebrating Our 80th Year I Rupe, Cheshire; Rubin Cot. ! farm has been used many times Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schipper lins. Midd lep<Jrt. . as a classroom showing the val· and family of Dayton we;e ':"' dresses, blouses, hats, ensembles. Visit our busy Ready To Opposite Post Office Phone 446-38 32 Births - Mr. and Mrs. Paul : ue or lime, fertilizer, and man· cenr. weekend guests of h1s sts· ,.. i Lyons, Letart, W. Va .. a son; ure in building up the soil. ter, Mrs. Scott McComas Bod Wear Department and see for yourself. Fashions to take you 'i G I' Oh' I Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, . famlly. •p..,o....t.,I,...,.,..I,.O...,.,.._..,,..,~...,.J~_:M~a:so":n~, .."a~da~u~gh~te~r::.·- - - : farm Pels are ~I so a pa:t of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gire l! through the Ea~ter season and into summer. - - - .... - - . ___ ____ ·---operatiOn. Hermetta IS !Margaret Mosier) have moved a tobacca loving ponr. Cricket to Columbu.8 where he has also wants to be noticed. Cats cured employment. . and dogs have been common. Mrs. Milford Perry and Lan~ Several years ago Edson and na and Mrs. Elsie Perry called ' ( Co.ntlnUed From Paae Five) a year as reported In 1878 lor all furnaces In Ohio. Charcoal Iron manufacture started to decline soon arter the Civil. War. Demand lor Iron :was mcreasmg at .~ tt,m~__wh~m ~~~;; a~d,;h~·~;'of";;h~o:..,;:;; ~as oin u More efficient . g . g. P·. · '' · , II ) . ' " I . ' ' .?j / '· ' l,.· ° ,1 , .} .:•the '· I 1 ) Carpenter I S 'aJ News ....s. ler I I I '' .' list .. .. • \ II'J ••• ' ' t. CAN'T .UNDERSTAND ·.ELBERFELDS .A ' •• · WH'I' Mot.JIQUE DOES~'T . I L bloom in splendor 1 1 f' The Gallipolis Savings CA~~ME.J ·' ~ ·· : er- ··b : · ·. ' ~; ·." ""i I I - ' ' :_ . - :: ·:· lgl !ft lty b'l i I· IF YOU ONLY .· KJJfVJ I I /I -ed lis- JUST A1 140W I DREAM ,Ae6oT 'rt>U! . .... 1.1me:. . lht Jlo '. i I to lb. r.. ·ed !be Roush Farm •• AI- ne, lep or ·a md • fJ OWer Sh 0Wtng • ancJ !./ Spec1'a/ Spr1ng 0 pEN H0 u sE . ' Wednesday, April 6th 12 NOON TIL 5:00 PM Easter Flowers and Arrangements On Display In A Wide Variety DOOR PRIZES Nothing to buy, lust register when you vlalt se-1 his dog were one of the on and Mrs. Mendal Jor· hils talking of a county-wide meeting. dan Mr. on Tuesday. One of Edson's favoritll ex- Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jordan "pressions is, "Great balls of of. Colnmbus spent Friday night fire. " It has been applied to With her pllfenls, Mr. _and Mrs. many different things, as Snuf- L. D. Cottrill and VISited hlB . th mother, Mrs. Faye Jordan on .ry does . even tod ay m e com- Saturday lc stnp. Mrs. William Lawso• and On April 19 the farm again Mike spent Saturday iD Char. will be the scene of a olass- lesion, W. Va., oa business and room demonstration on 1Jee.. visiting relatives. keeping. Aa Edson points out, Mrr~. Murl Galaway, Mrs. when the work of dairying gels Roxie Arbaugh, Misa Octa Giltoo hard. he hopes to retire Jogly, Mrs. William Gillogly, and keep Ioili of bees. St 1n Mrs. Dale Dye and Mrs. Lewis learning more aheut heei be Is Smith were among those •tteJ1d.. willing to have this beekeeping ing an Achievement Day prodemonstration. gram in Middleport last week. Specialists from Ohio State Mrs. Douglas Mosler and JusUniversity will assist wilh the tin and Mra. Joe Mosier acdemonstration which will be companied Joe Mosler to Chel· open to everyone In the area. yan, W. Va .• Sunday and he COD· What does it lake to build up tinued on to his base at Noran er~~ded farm In 40 years? folk, Va. They visited with Mr. Hard work. Courage. Man· and Mrs. Thomas Kirk, par. agement. Faith. ents of Mra. Douglas Mosier, All of these have been shown and other relatives before reIn the family of Mr. and Mrs. turning home Sunday night. Roush. We are proud of them. GROUP TO MEET DIUl Thomas, president of the Gallipolis Retail Merchanta Assocmtion, IIIIIIOtlllced Saturday the regular luncheon meeting of !he group would he held at 1 p. m. ru.aday lD Oscar's restaurant. DlsCJIIIaion of promotion for the month WUJ be a feature of the breU meet~n~. -= . .. Will Be J. Earl PraH Servedl Candidate for Court ·POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "~WY 2-2039, Night Wlf.2951 ·' 1'1. Ml!n St. ' We WI,. Flowen Anywhere M,.., Mlll~nl Y1111 Meter hiMI'O'(, 0. ofApp..ts . Republican Primery May3, 1966 .__,_____.... Mllturlty-Ablllty lntegrtty,;-Sl-lty Pel. POL AdY. ....,.I ~~r'bl! lndema•..l .... ,,., u._ Ill end the ~- """ ~u am ;ao 1es ad: in "'led" md to ••• .u.:m-ld· ,, •\ ,''. .-· ·. ' ~, ' ' ,.. ......... I 'r . . ' Ull '~ rD· !he ' ,., -=···, tf . 1 .t ,,,, , I ' ' '. ~. . . .. I '~·· • ' . ..... ·~·'·. I "' ltd . '"ir. le4 10 111. 1. i . -\ . n • ARMED CIIILDREN CORLEONE, Sicily !UI) ..i Siclllan pollee aald Saturday . they have broken up 1 gabg ol Dlne-yesr-okls Wl!o 'were armed with explosives $1 a Awed-off lbotguil and led b)' the aephew of a membtl of lht Malia., Pollee aald lbt tOUr were ·caliRbt ' lifter ' lliey Into a 8lld llole t8fl ·from a classroom dra1!1f. At the home of one of the boys, whote UIICle Ia a lleulenant of 1 jaUed llatla· leader; poue. ·tou!JU the igs of ay. to 1nd cle on! re. 1 I Refreshments ... .. .. :r.&>I:SPI S& VOU. 1 u· """""'"""""",....,.,,..a..... 111 ler Ill. ta. I ,.! !1'1 HEART. TO·HEI\RT TALK WITH HER At3CXJT IT... Jnd Loan Company • £ ' ' the how he grows! but SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Never Stop Growing. Save for him! ,~ ,'".." I D l.t:!JE; TO MVf A rl, !11 lng 1111 At ;ut ~ I : ' f .~ ~ ' , . I ~ ' ·Elherfefd&,, IIi ~·toy '···' '· :;~~ ( ' . )• ' t;"' ' ' -~ ~ I ~' ' - • ~~·r.'l~t·~fl"l • '' " :'( !; ; ,1,y · :.;~ .. r • ":: ., .... ! ',• "'-. ' ' -~ i ··! ' .I . ier lef 101, �' . • TDON ERA IN OUR TOWN . Hannan Trare ~\ bUM!· palrlug taught fire and ed blrn • . •, . . . · . Mr. and Mrs. Nell Stover an4 BY MRS. R. 'p, Bf:AIE ford and sons Ronnie and Rich· children of Rio Gr~~ VIsit~ ~ •. ' r Mrs. Margie Green of Sugar r. an ·, 1 ard and daughter ~ of Rt. Sunday evening wl Creek Rd., entered Holzer boa- 588, spent Sunday at· the old Mrs. Russell Wolford and lam• BY DICK THOMAS pita! and had an operation on Wolford homestead 111 Hannan lly. With all the reported sightings of Unidentified FJy. her neck Wednesday. M r ~. Trace Rd. Donovan Blak~ <elehrated his . l~p OhlorJ• ITTFO•l l"m t•..ihJv ~i .. uonlntod ·1 ho,.n't Green Is .the mother of two sets Buddy Fowler en~ Qolzer blrlhday March 24. 01 IWIDS. ~ne nas <Wm Klfil) OOSpliBI •unermg 11'0111 011ur1es Hol>er Hospital: . Visiting : ert H. Craft, F. Lawren<e Dick· seen one or that one hasn't landOd in my vicinity. I'd like Mrs. Clan II. UlX nas ·oeen I hours 24 and 7-8 p.m. Parents' ey, II, Walter Fry, Oscar a good look and a first·pel'son Interview wiih the pllot, or Anna and Nanna who recently he received In an auto"'41!1le patient In Holzer hospital for ·, .,. _ _.. _,__. . - "'-- ·' ,., , .. l., .. h u .. ., Qg,.nlh I( r.. ..._ rtTh;~r whil"hAVPr hA tnrSlhA\ jg f'R11Atf graduated from Hannan Trace 'lccldent Saturday nJgbt near the past few days. vmy uu A'="d:t~'~i:m,""'''"'· I ;~~~W'mi~~- C~-Gii~e.;;:, M:~~. --- BUt last Sunday night 1 did get a look at one of our ~ 8180.« L'OK~ ruruact:tt ~~~ ~:i high s~ool, and twin boys Ji'ar-lcrown ctty. · Mr. and Mrs. Russell Notter Rov G. Shoem•ker, 716 s.c.l Howard s. Hardway, Mrs. eommunlcation balloon satellites, either Echo 1 or Echo n. mg bu~t w~~chn c~~ld ld ch>r· en and Darrell, . who are stu- Cly9e Monroe Blake was .tak· and son of Northup spent Sunond ·Ave.; Mrs. Alfonzo .John- ' Frank V. Hensley, Mrs. Wess I was at the State Highway patrol post when Sgt. P. D..Mc· more ron a e ol cost dentll at H811llan Trace elemen- en back to Veterans hupttal day visiting her parents, Mr. Mn. ;,; Neil Ave.: Mrs. samu•l l Hollboe•. Carla J. Johnson, Creedy called radio dise.atcher L. V. Vaughan and told him coal 1bur':g ~cks a~ ess 1d tary school. In Huntlngtoo, W. Va. where ·and Mrs. Rome Patterson on 0 D. Smith, Rt. 2 Gallipolis: Mrs . . George L. Lindamood. M r s. there was something cfossing the sky from west to east per kon. • k ": 1 01 ~ast Mrs. Garred Blake and he was rec:ently a patient lur Victory Ridge Rd. J. Hollis Wood. Patriot Star ' Thoma' R. Lively. Mrs. Alva F. just north of the moon. stac s we~e ta en u ra daughter spent Sunday af!F· some time. Mr. Blake, who Is Mrs. Lester Unroe tf Han· Rt.: Mrs. Grace Sturgeon, Pt. ~ McGuire, John M. Thomas, Vaughan and I. with Cpl. never agam to resume ope · noon vlsltlnff Mrs. Ethel Mink 82 years old, Is a retired army nan Trace Rd., visited an after· Pleasant: Mrs. Risden .'i Mil- . Cora .J. Varian, David R. Var- , Jack D. Junkins,. went outside/ a few things about people you lion. th 1 b d of Falll.polls. officer. · noon will! Mr. and Mrs. Gor1 Ier, Lakin, w. va.; Mrs. ian .. Mrs. Raymond Walburn and looked. We d1d~'t see any- know: Most 0 e. urna"1'" T ~ e J1mm1e Wllls who will spend Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. Slbo red Blake and daughtllr In Gal· James L. Hun~ Rt 2 Ra"""· , and 10fant daughter, Mrs. Hom- thing. About 10 mmutes later I . . <e~ed operat 1?0 by 900 · !his summer In Crown . City, ley of Rt. 2 Crown City are tho llpotls. They were. neighbors on Michael J. Hawk, Pomeroy; er L. Bonecutter and infant son, I left to go home, kidding _the , RChuck;;~~l, Jim! Bersonla~d whiStle SJgn~llmg ~ ~st cast was Sunday dinner guest •f his parenls of a baby boy, who 01' Hannan Trace for .several years. Michael L. Collins, Rt. t JMrs. Dnnald H. James and in- fellows thtt "If I see anythmg, fW:!:rsi edJaiD!l, ~ ofoharco~!Jron m ~~ngmg grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. rived In Holzer h..pltal March · Mr. and Mrs. Chester D. Reedsville· Clyde Dalt<m fit j' fant son, Mrs. Kenneth L. Mil· I'll call you." . dgn u,p WIJ arArea Regwn was ' at Mallie Angell In Gallipolis. 22 Crews of Lower River Rd are 1mes an w111 eave une 20 . . . Jefferson ' ' . ·1 · Furnace Jackson · · · ·• I Rutl>nd : Mrs. M&ry Pnce. er and mfant .son, Mrs. Alfred 1 had just stepped outside a- IDnnna Altizer worked her last Decemb~r 19le Grant Unroe of Bladen· MerMra. Nellie Pickett spent the parents of, baby son, who 1 1 Ky.; Mr>. Fred R. Stewnn, /R. Smith and mfant son. gain whe~ I looked .DP and saw lday Thursday in the Gallla co~~J.· :ith this last ca;t on <'OI'VIIle Rd., has been a patient Sunday afternoon vislt~g ber arrived March 211n Holzer hts· Wellston \Irs. Myron 0. Elress this hrllhant star-hke objed 1 County recorder's office and . ld;,; tr d th d In Holzer bos~llal for the past daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ode pltal. Gerlach, ~lrs Harnld K. i~er-i Pleasant Valley Hospital Icruising across the sky In the I has taken a position with Good 8 coth n y ~yh,t e enharcamel several days. Beaver and family, · SUgar Mrs Bonnie Swlhdler and , dl t· f th I 11 d to e once IDig y c coa M Or"" Le Is I nd. : Lett Dam ron. I", I•I ADMITTED: Ruta 100 0 Mrs. Charles : rec e moon. ca e year across the river . !'at iron indus! in Ohio rs. puB mill SIIODd· Creek Rd. Mrs. .Nelle Boyd spenl a lew Oak H1il. Mrs. George ll . Oi· fW>ugh. Pl. Pleasant. the fellows .. They came out. A· Winters has resigned her poslry · lng a few weeks visiting her James H. "Billie" Sands days 1n Columbus visiting their worth, Rt. 2 lr?nton: Kenneth DISCHARGED: ~rs. Fred ' bout thts time: Ptl. J .. D. Wr;. tion as secretary to Gallia son, Mr. and Mrs. Garland was a patient In Holzer hospital sister Boone. R. Toll:~": Rl. ·• Jarkson; llrs . : Willet. Pt. Pleasatl",: Mrs. R,. ;gan drove up m a crutser. Tr;. County prosecuting altomey Lemon and other relatives In for several days suffering "from Mr. B!ld Mrs. D. J. Blake and Er~m lolbvPr. Rl. 3 Jarkson; ba Green, New Haven; Mrs.J gether we watched the satel-!John A. Epling. and it is reHnntlogton, W. Va. severe burns on his arms and children have been seriously Ill 1 Ke1th A. Lynch. i\11dd leporl. , Hobert Crmckshank. Pl. Pleas. hte move across the sky, . ported she is going to Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wol· hands when a truck be was re- with the virus flu far two weeks. Bulbs. Iant: Mrs. Melvin Malheny, Pt. On the way home l decided ! I haven't seen her to con. Mrs. Fred R. Sl e\1 01"1. Well-, Pleasant. PhPister Lnn~ Gallip!> to look for the satelhtll agam. firm it. OCI stoo, daughter , 9:10 a.m. Fri· lis Ferry; Ruby F. Crendall, on 1ts next pass over the . dfy : Mrs. Samuel D Sm1th, :Pt. Pleasant (expired!. area. So I plotted the time it . Sportswriter Jack Rogers, Rt. 2 Gallip<Jiis. daughl!•r. 9:4:1 i HIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Willie should appear again, all the : Pt. PleaS3nt Register, com· Mrs. Fr~a Smith and Mrs. a.m. Fri4av Mrs .lames L. lLane, Pt. Peasant, 0 daughter .. time presuming 11 must be el- ' ment1.ng recently on Pete And· Emma . Whltllngton, advisors, Hunt. Rt. 2 Rac·ine. son. 111:26 ther Echo 1 or Echo l!. erson s begmg named to the ColumbJa Make-It 4-H Club, ata.m. , Friday Meigs General Hospital About 100 minutes later, and All - Southeastern Ohio Ath·l Ulnded the Olfi:""' and AdvlsDisrhorges Admissions _ Harry Stover, il could have been either of lletic ~,"ague's basketball team, ors Conference m Pomeroy last Mrs. George Casto. M". Rob. Middleport · George Kauff the Echo satellites, I walke4 satd, That boy can beat you [week. · · --- · · -- __ ' ' out in the back yard to look. By in many ways on many dif· Mr. Ross Knox of Springfield, Ithis time, !he sky waa getting iferent playing surfaces." Ohio, visited with his couains, Ihazy, and f figured l would 1 Butch McCormick, ao honora- Mrs. Daisy Rawlings and i have a lmrd lime spoiling it. ble mention on the 1!165 SEOAL Lewis Smith family on Sunday Bui lhere it was, right on football team, has an athletic afte,.oon. schedule. moving In the same ' scholarship next fall to More- Those attending a blrlhday general direction but a little hee!i State College, .Ky. . ..... dinner and family gathering a bit farther east this time. I Cliff Wilson, GAHS Blue Devil recent Sunday at the Tennescallcd my wife to verify my ' diamond coach, Is moving in· se. Gas Transmission Co msi~~ting. ito the residence of the late : pany Clubhouse on Route 50 ln. c,cho I was launched In Au- : Albert E. Tope he purchased ' eluded Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gilgust of. t!IOO from. Cape Canav- :at First and Pine. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur · logly, eral, FIa. now Cape Kennedy, [ . . . 1 Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. Carl I and Echo Il was launched in Jun Barker' former Galllpohs Cr btr d R II M d ~ .January. 19&1 from Vandenber• ' resident and employe of the Ma Pee lanG tousseL.eahr.Loanls I•.~ " ' City Loan he h b rs. au as n, ' ' l's never too earl~ to start Air Forre Base, Calif. Both are re, as eenbenam. d J oe, Mr. and .Mrs.•' ohn Gil"kson ~ 1 h" an Ja ~ !laving. He'~ never too yuung sli ll in orbit. wun y mem rs lp 1 I d M k M d Mr led committee chairman of the og y an ar • r. an s. . . . A d • Lo have- an areount . in t r us1 for as l1me Will allow, . . . Harold Gillogly vicky and - _n_ now .. _ _ _ -- .. . . .... Southeastern Oh10 RegJOnal ' 1 . , _ Council Jim has been with Cl'ty Bruce, Albany Route, Mr. and ~-'• his bright future . <:ive him th is · M Elb M K 1 ht d R I Pomeroy ; Fl orence Tb e1ss, ..,.,. 1 '.•,, add£'d exprf's!-: ion u( ynur Jove! on. W. Va. Lnan at . Wellston the last rs. a c n g an ogj Discharges - Charles Van three years . ... George Miller, er, .Col~mbus, Mr. and Mrs. l) Cooney. Middleport. last year a member of the Cecll Gillogly and family ol 1 fr I ' I GAHS coaching staff, Is th·e :Athens and Mrs. Dorothy Fraz;. ' - - - - - - Veteraoa Memorial Hospital new llaseball coach at Pt. ler, Sus?n, Danny and Jerry of 4Y2% CURRENT DIVIDENDS Admlsslona _ Teresa Will . Pleasant. Gallipolis. Middleport; William Chaney: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence WoodShade; Charles Fridley, Pomeyard of Colum~s v1s1ted her roy; Deloris Neal. Clifttn: brolher and 81Ster-ln-law, Mr. It's time to unfold a new you, radiant in spring's loveliest George Warner, Pomeroy. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers oa SunDischarges _ Marvin Meday. Other callers were Mrs. "• Farland, New Haven; Anita tContinued From Page 2ll Mary Jordan and childrea and .I looksl An array of the season's top fashions In coats, suits, Estep, Harrisonville; Nina 1 sey Breeders Association. Their Rev. and Mrs. B. Jones. Celebrating Our 80th Year I Rupe, Cheshire; Rubin Cot. ! farm has been used many times Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schipper lins. Midd lep<Jrt. . as a classroom showing the val· and family of Dayton we;e ':"' dresses, blouses, hats, ensembles. Visit our busy Ready To Opposite Post Office Phone 446-38 32 Births - Mr. and Mrs. Paul : ue or lime, fertilizer, and man· cenr. weekend guests of h1s sts· ,.. i Lyons, Letart, W. Va .. a son; ure in building up the soil. ter, Mrs. Scott McComas Bod Wear Department and see for yourself. Fashions to take you 'i G I' Oh' I Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, . famlly. •p..,o....t.,I,...,.,..I,.O...,.,.._..,,..,~...,.J~_:M~a:so":n~, .."a~da~u~gh~te~r::.·- - - : farm Pels are ~I so a pa:t of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gire l! through the Ea~ter season and into summer. - - - .... - - . ___ ____ ·---operatiOn. Hermetta IS !Margaret Mosier) have moved a tobacca loving ponr. Cricket to Columbu.8 where he has also wants to be noticed. Cats cured employment. . and dogs have been common. Mrs. Milford Perry and Lan~ Several years ago Edson and na and Mrs. Elsie Perry called ' ( Co.ntlnUed From Paae Five) a year as reported In 1878 lor all furnaces In Ohio. Charcoal Iron manufacture started to decline soon arter the Civil. War. Demand lor Iron :was mcreasmg at .~ tt,m~__wh~m ~~~;; a~d,;h~·~;'of";;h~o:..,;:;; ~as oin u More efficient . g . g. P·. · '' · , II ) . ' " I . ' ' .?j / '· ' l,.· ° ,1 , .} .:•the '· I 1 ) Carpenter I S 'aJ News ....s. ler I I I '' .' list .. .. • \ II'J ••• ' ' t. CAN'T .UNDERSTAND ·.ELBERFELDS .A ' •• · WH'I' Mot.JIQUE DOES~'T . I L bloom in splendor 1 1 f' The Gallipolis Savings CA~~ME.J ·' ~ ·· : er- ··b : · ·. ' ~; ·." ""i I I - ' ' :_ . - :: ·:· lgl !ft lty b'l i I· IF YOU ONLY .· KJJfVJ I I /I -ed lis- JUST A1 140W I DREAM ,Ae6oT 'rt>U! . .... 1.1me:. . lht Jlo '. i I to lb. r.. ·ed !be Roush Farm •• AI- ne, lep or ·a md • fJ OWer Sh 0Wtng • ancJ !./ Spec1'a/ Spr1ng 0 pEN H0 u sE . ' Wednesday, April 6th 12 NOON TIL 5:00 PM Easter Flowers and Arrangements On Display In A Wide Variety DOOR PRIZES Nothing to buy, lust register when you vlalt se-1 his dog were one of the on and Mrs. Mendal Jor· hils talking of a county-wide meeting. dan Mr. on Tuesday. One of Edson's favoritll ex- Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Jordan "pressions is, "Great balls of of. Colnmbus spent Friday night fire. " It has been applied to With her pllfenls, Mr. _and Mrs. many different things, as Snuf- L. D. Cottrill and VISited hlB . th mother, Mrs. Faye Jordan on .ry does . even tod ay m e com- Saturday lc stnp. Mrs. William Lawso• and On April 19 the farm again Mike spent Saturday iD Char. will be the scene of a olass- lesion, W. Va., oa business and room demonstration on 1Jee.. visiting relatives. keeping. Aa Edson points out, Mrr~. Murl Galaway, Mrs. when the work of dairying gels Roxie Arbaugh, Misa Octa Giltoo hard. he hopes to retire Jogly, Mrs. William Gillogly, and keep Ioili of bees. St 1n Mrs. Dale Dye and Mrs. Lewis learning more aheut heei be Is Smith were among those •tteJ1d.. willing to have this beekeeping ing an Achievement Day prodemonstration. gram in Middleport last week. Specialists from Ohio State Mrs. Douglas Mosler and JusUniversity will assist wilh the tin and Mra. Joe Mosier acdemonstration which will be companied Joe Mosler to Chel· open to everyone In the area. yan, W. Va .• Sunday and he COD· What does it lake to build up tinued on to his base at Noran er~~ded farm In 40 years? folk, Va. They visited with Mr. Hard work. Courage. Man· and Mrs. Thomas Kirk, par. agement. Faith. ents of Mra. Douglas Mosier, All of these have been shown and other relatives before reIn the family of Mr. and Mrs. turning home Sunday night. Roush. We are proud of them. GROUP TO MEET DIUl Thomas, president of the Gallipolis Retail Merchanta Assocmtion, IIIIIIOtlllced Saturday the regular luncheon meeting of !he group would he held at 1 p. m. ru.aday lD Oscar's restaurant. DlsCJIIIaion of promotion for the month WUJ be a feature of the breU meet~n~. -= . .. Will Be J. Earl PraH Servedl Candidate for Court ·POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "~WY 2-2039, Night Wlf.2951 ·' 1'1. Ml!n St. ' We WI,. Flowen Anywhere M,.., Mlll~nl Y1111 Meter hiMI'O'(, 0. ofApp..ts . Republican Primery May3, 1966 .__,_____.... Mllturlty-Ablllty lntegrtty,;-Sl-lty Pel. POL AdY. ....,.I ~~r'bl! lndema•..l .... ,,., u._ Ill end the ~- """ ~u am ;ao 1es ad: in "'led" md to ••• .u.:m-ld· ,, •\ ,''. .-· ·. ' ~, ' ' ,.. ......... I 'r . . ' Ull '~ rD· !he ' ,., -=···, tf . 1 .t ,,,, , I ' ' '. ~. . . .. I '~·· • ' . ..... ·~·'·. I "' ltd . '"ir. le4 10 111. 1. i . -\ . n • ARMED CIIILDREN CORLEONE, Sicily !UI) ..i Siclllan pollee aald Saturday . they have broken up 1 gabg ol Dlne-yesr-okls Wl!o 'were armed with explosives $1 a Awed-off lbotguil and led b)' the aephew of a membtl of lht Malia., Pollee aald lbt tOUr were ·caliRbt ' lifter ' lliey Into a 8lld llole t8fl ·from a classroom dra1!1f. At the home of one of the boys, whote UIICle Ia a lleulenant of 1 jaUed llatla· leader; poue. ·tou!JU the igs of ay. to 1nd cle on! re. 1 I Refreshments ... .. .. :r.&>I:SPI S& VOU. 1 u· """""'"""""",....,.,,..a..... 111 ler Ill. ta. I ,.! !1'1 HEART. TO·HEI\RT TALK WITH HER At3CXJT IT... Jnd Loan Company • £ ' ' the how he grows! but SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Never Stop Growing. Save for him! ,~ ,'".." I D l.t:!JE; TO MVf A rl, !11 lng 1111 At ;ut ~ I : ' f .~ ~ ' , . I ~ ' ·Elherfefd&,, IIi ~·toy '···' '· :;~~ ( ' . )• ' t;"' ' ' -~ ~ I ~' ' - • ~~·r.'l~t·~fl"l • '' " :'( !; ; ,1,y · :.;~ .. r • ":: ., .... ! ',• "'-. ' ' -~ i ··! ' .I . ier lef 101, �, o·; Jw . .. ' • ~ -. " .... pairing caught fire and . ~.l. l _, ., 1-ilfl!l .., • ·• • •· • • burn· ··r ~ --·... ·' - • ~ ., · · : ' ~ ·.>: ~ . '. .... ' . '} " ..\ v· Holzer Hospitalt hours 2-4 and 7·8 '~ 1 only on PediatriC! I Admlssl~ Roy G. Sh!H."mal ond Ave.; Mrs. fi son. M Neil Ave. : · D. Smith, Rt. 2 Gs J. Hollis Wood, P Itt.; Mrs. Grace : Pleasant; Mrs. Rl. ler, La~ln, .w. ~ James L. Hunt; Michael J. Ha Michael L. OJII~ Reedsville; · Cly<fe' 1 1 Rutl<md; Mrs.· : Ky.; Mrs. Fre¢ I Wellston \lrs. Ml'f• Gerlach, Mrs. Hat Rutland; Lett Dar \ Qak Hill : Mrs. G< worth, Rt. 2 lront R. Tolliver. Rt. 3 J; . Ervin Tollim, Rt. Keith A. Lynch. Mi<l " Birt~s Mrs. Fred R. Sl• ston, daughter, 9:3 dfy: Mrs. Sam uel Rl 2 Gallipolis. da a.Jn . Friday· Mrs. Hunt. Rt 2 Rarine a.m., Fl'id1ly Dischargf Mrs George Casto howhegrcn SAVINGS A· · Never Stop ( Save for him t S r He'.~ t.o ha ve nn ~ his bri"ht future . . ' ' .• '• " ,i· • . . I• er· • TBB aORN LOSER I I bF Art S&Dsom, • - I: II ' ' r lgl ~r• ' 11y h'l ·ed II• I I ' I ne\ " ' . ' ' . l's nP\'t'r too savinJi!:. . ..... IHTom et• i lht ' I Jto I ''; i • '~· to Jb. ...__4_1'!_2o/c-. r• l ~ ~ The 6 ' Jnd I ~ Celeb 1 ~ 'eel ! lhe •• AI· ••• !ep of \ I ~ Opposite Post '' ( • 8 toll . " iga J to j' I OP i i !' Special •• 1nd •• of ay, llld cle >nl re. Wecf am ;ao 1es J I .' ' ' bsr A~S:l-1'1" i I I ad; in . ; . Yoo exc ?. . 1rfS:P . George Le~nont !'¥ led md ... to YS:A H, E'.>UI I'I·U 1-1 K OF AL-L.. i'H S: CU'fS: BOYS WHO'Ve BfSeN AI<~ IVI't-16 WIIH 1 IHfSII< adtOo :mIll ta· ,.,the I" ..... ltd led , n ' tl, !ft !Ill ' '1'-_. lid •f.l ill\ let Mlf 101, �I -t ' . ~-~· ' ' ... -.: ... ' .. ·.· _, . ' IN~. .OUR .. . . ---~. J.JRPN .~AA . J .. '·. ... ' ' . j 1 . ... ' " . ..' ' ' -· '•' '·' ,;,,,'~1 ·~I . I ' ~ ... r.-•.....,_. ,,,, . , .. ·:. · ~ · . ·.•. •, . , • ·: .AI;;J.iiij .,,· . ' • I "\.I" ,, f .• .. ' . ,,. •, •J ., -;.... ,~.•iiir-.•.."1•• ·.. ~· -. .r-'" .., ... . & ' .., 1111111., . ' ' _t._f,,• II I ( ..\ Holzer Hospit81 ••• " ••• bQurs 2-4 and 7-a· only on Pediatr" Admlolllo Roy G. Sboe!lll -i:At--.TAI'N :-··,·B l\·& y l . • ';' ! ' ,. ., - . '1 ~-- • •. ' :~ I •, o I' 'r :f • '' ' -.l , , \ ond A,ve.; Mrs. ' ' "'. ·~ .,..i- ......- .' ,,. •' . ' I son, 54 Neil Ave.; D. Smith, Rt. 2 G J. Hollis Wood, .1 flt.; Mrs. Grace. Pleasant; Mrs4~ ler, Lakin, '• •,. ' ..... :.,r·' . ,, ~~" · 4 '•· , . '- .' J' ' W1 , James L. Hun Michael J, Michael L. Co!fi ReedsviUe; · Cly~ 1 Rutland: ~ l ..·I' I '' I Ky.; Mrs . F"'lt ' I Wellstoo Mrs. My Gerlach, Mrs u, Rutland: Lett Da Ollk Hill: Mrs. , G worth, Rt. 2 lrQn R. Tolliver. Rt S. Ervin Tolliver, Rl Keith A. Lynch, Mi \ ,, ler l .S, \ rial Bi~ "'••• Mrs . Fred R:. S sto.n, daughter, 9: iii- dfy : Mrs. Sanim V'I ~1. 2 Gallipolis, d !ra un. Friday r.jrs. Kunt. Rt. 2 Racin ler ed. a.:tn., Friday. Disrhar1 "Mrs. George Cast . 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It I ' ') !- . l- ' I ,.i : Gerlach, MrS. 'i ' Rutland: Lett r O.k Hill ; Mrs. wurtb, Rt. 2 lr< R. Tolliver, Rt. 3 Ervin Tolliver, J Keiih A. Lynch, I Blrll Mrs. r' red It ston, daughter, d'y: Mrs. Sam Rt. 2 GalliJl()lls, a.n~ . Friday: M1 Hunt. Rt. 2 Rae a.m ., F1·idr1y. \ - r r 1I ·,·. t·· ' :j: '• ' Dtscho • c. how hegr SAVINGS Never Sto1 ' Save forh ,.--, ... ., ., Hol>er HosJllt bours 2-4 and '1· •. ., ···- •. ........... . r ' ·•'. . " r ,, , ,, ·' • ' OUR WAY HERE'S 11-I'I'US. FELL.~.~ Of-?'/0' FELL.A.S, . 1-iA.IN'T YO'? , ,,,• .., . The Willets I's never t . S"avin g. He's to have an ac ·' h.is bright !ut addf:'d expre.s: THERE'S 4W 'lOTH lNG WE KNOW '• HOW The ' TO DO!!' Jn~ Cel i Opposite F • ' Speci1 ' ·OJ ~.J " l, ( " w.e.· rce ,. • •• \ \ \ .. • Viet Nam guyen Cao planes e Squad. \ I 1 )a Nang in mt forat !nLs armed \ ' ,. ( '.! ! • ~ l ( and hreat to tt doWII Ill· ers. dio broad. ks ~lock calla trm themrer meaaa he (OVIrD· ,teet the . Ky baa · death. ... lOW Ill llo Uoll<d 1n•eltd "m borne r botlneso. nson o rangers • .. .lh blislet1 ~ dabbing I wound ' "' ~· AI rnteb out rero over IU!Cled her tUb, ...~ IOI1IOIImett lborlll. lbe y. 1 ... •).'lr •· �' \ -l . , I , .. ~, . '·' ·• -~. ' . ,._.,., ... ,. •• 1•-'' ' ' '.: . -i' , ..... ' entine at y ' 'I .,., VOL XVII Bombers Plaster orthern Ohio Real Estate Taxes Lowest of Industrial States . - COLUMBUS (UPJ) - A Department of Taxation study ohows Ohlo'a real estate taxes are the lowest of the 10 rna· jor Industrial sl!ltes, Tax Commissioner Gail W. Porterfield oald today. The department study used figures from six large cities In each of the big manufacturing states and figured tho tax on a $15,000 borne to make the comparison. The survey showed New' Jersey with the highest weighted average tax, followed by Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, California, Texas and Ohio. · . Doyton W!! . hi~est amonJJ ~jgh~r l0£a1 .re~ . ":"l!'te, ~x.esc FIVE aNT$ " MONDAY, APRIL 4, !966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 285 SAIGON IUPI) -Tile United States plastered North Viet Nam today with the heaviest air attack of the year and B52s pounded northern South Viet Nom where intelllgence reports indicated a massive new infiltration of as many as 25,1100 fresh Communist troops. U.S. Navy and Air Force pilots ranged throughout North Viet Nam hitting bridges, : • • • . 1<• Llnda Yost ADita Houdashelt Miss Yost will Represent Rae~. Lt!!ion Auxiliarv. ..w......... ·- -'-"_...._._ from Guam hit the Conmunisls launch a major offeMlve in the the frontier to silence lbem. aboot 20 miles southwest o! Da strategically important area. D•oaaree Oa Border Nang, the coastal city which is Meantime, U.S. infantrymen UP! cameraman lb Heller the center of Buddbist agitation of the lsi Cavalry Division said troops OD llle sc•no against the Saigon government. pursued Viet Cong forces reported they also saw a U.S. Informed sources said North across the border into neutral ait strike on Communiil Viet Nam has sent 25,1m fr.sb Cambodia for the first time. bunkers in Cambodian terrttorr regular troops into the border A company of the 1st Cavalry during the weekend. This was area just to the north of Oa Division's 12th Cavalry re- confirmed by field comman. Nang and reported growing ceived morlllr fire from guerril- ders, but tho lsi Cav's fears the Communists mlght las which had fled into the commander said the bunkera try to capitalize on South Viet Communist sanctuary and were in Viet Nam. The border -"-·· -•• .. •• ....J-iM= ' ' ' · •<J moved about a half.mile acros, in the area is not well defilecl. Jli.l~'~'ilfPa-~~4 SAN JOSE, Calif, tUPI) Ronald Rea(llll today corrled the endonemeat of the 11,500 member california Republleau Assembly into Ilia cam· paign for goveraor of the o• tioD'I most populou1 atak. Sunday Daytime Shows r ~ lI .. 1, ' ne i ·~Jbll. I, WCHS TV-8 WSAZ TV-8 7:30 1:301:45 - •• Evangoliml Living God Is Ans- V:OII-Cartoollo t·30,:4hlabllee Legion to :have and RADIO ad~ed '' :! ' -The Sunday Tlmes-Sentlne~ Sunday, April 3, 1966 earners s 11 :00 Palm Sunday 11:30 Bowling 12:00-TV Chapel 12:30 Eternal Ugbt Face Tile NallnD Goodbye to Van Dyke Show . Bullwinkle Discovery . "l'rutb Q-usode 12:4& 1:00-Meel Press 1:30 At Josue Oral llaberls Facing Life Ltgltthouse Har1110111 Boya Soc. Security We Believe Spts. Spectacular NBA Game .. 1:4$- 2:00 Garden Club 2:15 New Life 2:30-2:45 Lks. of Maine 3:00 1be Big Play 3:30 Grand Prix ( ' CBS Golf - 4:00 Big Golf 4:154:30- I, ' ..' Amer. ~ Stoney Burke 5:00-Wild King. 5:30-CoDege Bowl Ted Mack Evening Show1 (~' 20th Century Rjfle!NII San Francisco Beat Addams FMIIily \ CAPP .~ . ~ (· ,""' i -. l ., '' I ' I' '· "~ ' I I ~. ' ' !, • ·' \ J I ! ' ' ..' . . } . ! ' ' ,. ' '', •' < '. ' ,\ ' .. . . ', i .. .. I \ \ ' ' ' '· . > ' ' ., ' '' ' ' 11:30- • .... ·.. ' ..... / -:' . ;. "·' ~. ! ! ' I~,...~·~!. ........ . , .., . ... j~' < •'f,[ ,, I { \ I \ BPOJml IIIJND,\Y - .6PBIL I PI.,- FREE I 36 INOI BUNNY VARIOUS COLORS , - fiWD \ ftrflq Callie hoot..., DO" UDtll IASI'I!II - ~10th ....... --to Get c.blo lorvlce In Y011r Homo - he limo for IASI!IALL loo•n -HontloourOfftr- ! .; . News Detectivl!l ABC lk'ope ~blights ' .. ' ' •' ' ~ ; ,! ' "I' \'>'-' ~ .:-· :. i ' Movie TV Sports llastera Golf Toaraaleul • Perry Mason I , _ GGII - colcr 4:110 p.m. - Channel aGolf ?orin . 1'111111 Sl'I.'IW)&Y- APIUL t 5:110 p.m.-Cam!~~ IS- ""'-''1( Wide World of Sparta •· Ill. - Quenol • ' FBI ,i 1:30 p.m. - Channel 1Sporta,.._..,. 1:10 P.JD. - a..ell mille 01'11111 ,.__ eolar t:Ot p.m. - Cltamol I - ... 'lbe I 1:• p.m. - Qlannelts- ; ~,, Ed Sullivan News Changing World Late Show II: 15-'l'llealer < . v.,... Wbat'r My Line 11:00-News . Sea Ship Candid camera \ ' ' Laula Favorite MartiaD _. ' ::; S4.t5 For ,..c.. ........... ' One llllnlh c.w..-m• tii,JI.IfiiiWiilnny . ... ,,,. ' Roy Knapp ~f Point Rock Dies Saturday Beany ml Cecil Peter Polamul Life 10:00- 10:3010:45- Cbrlllophen ht~jortgJ A two • ear accident ill b cine and the breaking and entering of the Shenangs Springs Nlte Club on Route 7 wert investigated by Melp County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbaeb's department Sunday. , The B&E, which occurred sometime after 3 a. m., was di.covered by an unidentified per· son who bad come back to tho Roy Henry Knapp, 77, of the establishment to get u auto : Point Rock area betw""n I he left parked there. ·· Wilkesville and Albany, died Sheriff Hartenbacb said a • Saturday at Holzer HospitaL side door W'IS broken opea to , Born January 13, 1111''. he gain entrance inkl the nile club. • was thfo sun of the late John Nothing, however, was r.and Addie Cottrill Knapp. Also ported missing, ~ . preceding him in death were Heavy damage was Incurred ' his first ~· ife, Zelia Bratton, to both vehicles involved in tbo : and two children. crash at 11:5& p. m. SUnday liD Surviving are his wife, Bes. State ROtite124 Ill Racine. : ole Lowe Knapp; a brother, Authorities soid Richard AI' .Howard Knapp, Columbus, and len Sayre, !'1, Rt. 2, Raeine, · a sister, Ora Cottrill, Poinl traveling east, failed to keep ' Rock. Mr. Knapp worked as a his vehicle on tbe right Side of · timber cutter before rPtire· the roadway while rouadin& 1 · ment curve and struck a westbound Funeral services will ~ at auto driven by John M. Gruesthe Strong and Son Chapel er, 18, Mason, W. Va, Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Sayre was cited to Meip A. B. Maloy officiating. Bunal County Court on a charge of will be in the Casto cemeterv fa1hng to y1eld ball the roadway. near Point Rock. Friends rna~· Grueser's car had damage to call anytime at the funeral the left front fender, hood and homP radiator while Sayre's vehicle · had damage to the ldt front fender, bumper, grill and a tire. ~i'~~;~Wii!IMQ§Hiiw:.~:s~ I ·C" B&EofCiub Reported to Authorities l :1 Unit Called Three 1! Tinw• Over Weekend Ky Puts on Show of Force ·1 Two ca lls were answered ov.ll · er the weekend and an&ther this morning by the ~iddlPport I 1 emergency-rescue umt. The squad was summoned at 7 10 a.m. kl the Browll<'IJ · av l DA NANG South Viet Nam ·. home of Mr. and Mrs. William , fUPIJ - Pr~mier Nguyen Cao Petit where an infant child Ky sent five fighter planes ! was having breathing diffkul- from his old "Suicide Squad. ty and squadmen treated the ron'' streaking over Da Nang in ' child. II was called al 7:40 p. a show of government for/It · m. Sa turday for Lola Daugh- today. Buddhist students IIJ'med terty or Cheshire who was tak- themselves with sticks end · en to the office er Dr. R. R stones against his threat to ; Pickens. The squadmeo were send in troops and put down llil· also summoned at 3:50 p.m. ti-government disorders . · Sunday lo give aid to Mabel The Da Nang radio broadHysell of Middleport cast round • the • clock calls for young men to arm tbemSheriff Reporl:8 selves with "whatever mea111 • W k available" to repel the govora. Nmdeen rec 8 ment forces aed protect lb Nin~teen ~raffic accide~ts ; city's mayor wbom Ky ha: . were mvesligated by Shenff publicly oentenced to death. Robert C. Hartenbach's department in March of this yea1, his monthly report showed today. NOll' YOU INOW It said seven persons were Moro lbao loall II the !Ill injured in 22 automobile In- mUJloa people Ill tho Ualted olved in the accidenls. Thm Slalol ltave lfV<r lraveled were four arrests •• a result mon! thaa HI mDes In m home of the mishaps. •• olthor vacllfloa tr blslnen. 'I ',Altered by Ladybird Johnson •.' ' ' ·~., ' •• ' �' \ -l . , I , .. ~, . '·' ·• -~. ' . ,._.,., ... ,. •• 1•-'' ' ' '.: . -i' , ..... ' entine at y ' 'I .,., VOL XVII Bombers Plaster orthern Ohio Real Estate Taxes Lowest of Industrial States . - COLUMBUS (UPJ) - A Department of Taxation study ohows Ohlo'a real estate taxes are the lowest of the 10 rna· jor Industrial sl!ltes, Tax Commissioner Gail W. Porterfield oald today. The department study used figures from six large cities In each of the big manufacturing states and figured tho tax on a $15,000 borne to make the comparison. The survey showed New' Jersey with the highest weighted average tax, followed by Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, California, Texas and Ohio. · . Doyton W!! . hi~est amonJJ ~jgh~r l0£a1 .re~ . ":"l!'te, ~x.esc FIVE aNT$ " MONDAY, APRIL 4, !966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 285 SAIGON IUPI) -Tile United States plastered North Viet Nam today with the heaviest air attack of the year and B52s pounded northern South Viet Nom where intelllgence reports indicated a massive new infiltration of as many as 25,1100 fresh Communist troops. U.S. Navy and Air Force pilots ranged throughout North Viet Nam hitting bridges, : • • • . 1<• Llnda Yost ADita Houdashelt Miss Yost will Represent Rae~. Lt!!ion Auxiliarv. ..w......... ·- -'-"_...._._ from Guam hit the Conmunisls launch a major offeMlve in the the frontier to silence lbem. aboot 20 miles southwest o! Da strategically important area. D•oaaree Oa Border Nang, the coastal city which is Meantime, U.S. infantrymen UP! cameraman lb Heller the center of Buddbist agitation of the lsi Cavalry Division said troops OD llle sc•no against the Saigon government. pursued Viet Cong forces reported they also saw a U.S. Informed sources said North across the border into neutral ait strike on Communiil Viet Nam has sent 25,1m fr.sb Cambodia for the first time. bunkers in Cambodian terrttorr regular troops into the border A company of the 1st Cavalry during the weekend. This was area just to the north of Oa Division's 12th Cavalry re- confirmed by field comman. Nang and reported growing ceived morlllr fire from guerril- ders, but tho lsi Cav's fears the Communists mlght las which had fled into the commander said the bunkera try to capitalize on South Viet Communist sanctuary and were in Viet Nam. The border -"-·· -•• .. •• ....J-iM= ' ' ' · •<J moved about a half.mile acros, in the area is not well defilecl. Jli.l~'~'ilfPa-~~4 SAN JOSE, Calif, tUPI) Ronald Rea(llll today corrled the endonemeat of the 11,500 member california Republleau Assembly into Ilia cam· paign for goveraor of the o• tioD'I most populou1 atak. Sunday Daytime Shows r ~ lI .. 1, ' ne i ·~Jbll. I, WCHS TV-8 WSAZ TV-8 7:30 1:301:45 - •• Evangoliml Living God Is Ans- V:OII-Cartoollo t·30,:4hlabllee Legion to :have and RADIO ad~ed '' :! ' -The Sunday Tlmes-Sentlne~ Sunday, April 3, 1966 earners s 11 :00 Palm Sunday 11:30 Bowling 12:00-TV Chapel 12:30 Eternal Ugbt Face Tile NallnD Goodbye to Van Dyke Show . Bullwinkle Discovery . "l'rutb Q-usode 12:4& 1:00-Meel Press 1:30 At Josue Oral llaberls Facing Life Ltgltthouse Har1110111 Boya Soc. Security We Believe Spts. Spectacular NBA Game .. 1:4$- 2:00 Garden Club 2:15 New Life 2:30-2:45 Lks. of Maine 3:00 1be Big Play 3:30 Grand Prix ( ' CBS Golf - 4:00 Big Golf 4:154:30- I, ' ..' Amer. ~ Stoney Burke 5:00-Wild King. 5:30-CoDege Bowl Ted Mack Evening Show1 (~' 20th Century Rjfle!NII San Francisco Beat Addams FMIIily \ CAPP .~ . ~ (· ,""' i -. l ., '' I ' I' '· "~ ' I I ~. ' ' !, • ·' \ J I ! ' ' ..' . . } . ! ' ' ,. ' '', •' < '. ' ,\ ' .. . . ', i .. .. I \ \ ' ' ' '· . > ' ' ., ' '' ' ' 11:30- • .... ·.. ' ..... / -:' . ;. "·' ~. ! ! ' I~,...~·~!. ........ . , .., . ... j~' < •'f,[ ,, I { \ I \ BPOJml IIIJND,\Y - .6PBIL I PI.,- FREE I 36 INOI BUNNY VARIOUS COLORS , - fiWD \ ftrflq Callie hoot..., DO" UDtll IASI'I!II - ~10th ....... --to Get c.blo lorvlce In Y011r Homo - he limo for IASI!IALL loo•n -HontloourOfftr- ! .; . News Detectivl!l ABC lk'ope ~blights ' .. ' ' •' ' ~ ; ,! ' "I' \'>'-' ~ .:-· :. i ' Movie TV Sports llastera Golf Toaraaleul • Perry Mason I , _ GGII - colcr 4:110 p.m. - Channel aGolf ?orin . 1'111111 Sl'I.'IW)&Y- APIUL t 5:110 p.m.-Cam!~~ IS- ""'-''1( Wide World of Sparta •· Ill. - Quenol • ' FBI ,i 1:30 p.m. - Channel 1Sporta,.._..,. 1:10 P.JD. - a..ell mille 01'11111 ,.__ eolar t:Ot p.m. - Cltamol I - ... 'lbe I 1:• p.m. - Qlannelts- ; ~,, Ed Sullivan News Changing World Late Show II: 15-'l'llealer < . v.,... Wbat'r My Line 11:00-News . Sea Ship Candid camera \ ' ' Laula Favorite MartiaD _. ' ::; S4.t5 For ,..c.. ........... ' One llllnlh c.w..-m• tii,JI.IfiiiWiilnny . ... ,,,. ' Roy Knapp ~f Point Rock Dies Saturday Beany ml Cecil Peter Polamul Life 10:00- 10:3010:45- Cbrlllophen ht~jortgJ A two • ear accident ill b cine and the breaking and entering of the Shenangs Springs Nlte Club on Route 7 wert investigated by Melp County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbaeb's department Sunday. , The B&E, which occurred sometime after 3 a. m., was di.covered by an unidentified per· son who bad come back to tho Roy Henry Knapp, 77, of the establishment to get u auto : Point Rock area betw""n I he left parked there. ·· Wilkesville and Albany, died Sheriff Hartenbacb said a • Saturday at Holzer HospitaL side door W'IS broken opea to , Born January 13, 1111''. he gain entrance inkl the nile club. • was thfo sun of the late John Nothing, however, was r.and Addie Cottrill Knapp. Also ported missing, ~ . preceding him in death were Heavy damage was Incurred ' his first ~· ife, Zelia Bratton, to both vehicles involved in tbo : and two children. crash at 11:5& p. m. SUnday liD Surviving are his wife, Bes. State ROtite124 Ill Racine. : ole Lowe Knapp; a brother, Authorities soid Richard AI' .Howard Knapp, Columbus, and len Sayre, !'1, Rt. 2, Raeine, · a sister, Ora Cottrill, Poinl traveling east, failed to keep ' Rock. Mr. Knapp worked as a his vehicle on tbe right Side of · timber cutter before rPtire· the roadway while rouadin& 1 · ment curve and struck a westbound Funeral services will ~ at auto driven by John M. Gruesthe Strong and Son Chapel er, 18, Mason, W. Va, Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Sayre was cited to Meip A. B. Maloy officiating. Bunal County Court on a charge of will be in the Casto cemeterv fa1hng to y1eld ball the roadway. near Point Rock. Friends rna~· Grueser's car had damage to call anytime at the funeral the left front fender, hood and homP radiator while Sayre's vehicle · had damage to the ldt front fender, bumper, grill and a tire. ~i'~~;~Wii!IMQ§Hiiw:.~:s~ I ·C" B&EofCiub Reported to Authorities l :1 Unit Called Three 1! Tinw• Over Weekend Ky Puts on Show of Force ·1 Two ca lls were answered ov.ll · er the weekend and an&ther this morning by the ~iddlPport I 1 emergency-rescue umt. The squad was summoned at 7 10 a.m. kl the Browll<'IJ · av l DA NANG South Viet Nam ·. home of Mr. and Mrs. William , fUPIJ - Pr~mier Nguyen Cao Petit where an infant child Ky sent five fighter planes ! was having breathing diffkul- from his old "Suicide Squad. ty and squadmen treated the ron'' streaking over Da Nang in ' child. II was called al 7:40 p. a show of government for/It · m. Sa turday for Lola Daugh- today. Buddhist students IIJ'med terty or Cheshire who was tak- themselves with sticks end · en to the office er Dr. R. R stones against his threat to ; Pickens. The squadmeo were send in troops and put down llil· also summoned at 3:50 p.m. ti-government disorders . · Sunday lo give aid to Mabel The Da Nang radio broadHysell of Middleport cast round • the • clock calls for young men to arm tbemSheriff Reporl:8 selves with "whatever mea111 • W k available" to repel the govora. Nmdeen rec 8 ment forces aed protect lb Nin~teen ~raffic accide~ts ; city's mayor wbom Ky ha: . were mvesligated by Shenff publicly oentenced to death. Robert C. Hartenbach's department in March of this yea1, his monthly report showed today. NOll' YOU INOW It said seven persons were Moro lbao loall II the !Ill injured in 22 automobile In- mUJloa people Ill tho Ualted olved in the accidenls. Thm Slalol ltave lfV<r lraveled were four arrests •• a result mon! thaa HI mDes In m home of the mishaps. •• olthor vacllfloa tr blslnen. 'I ',Altered by Ladybird Johnson •.' ' ' ·~., ' •• ' �'\I ~-. ' . T' ' ' • • .·•· • I , ~-· . ~- . . , . :, ., :r. 1 •. ' •'; ,. enttne ' I .~. ' ----------------------------------------------------~~~--u_A._ -_·_r__o_i~·~i·~·-i~no~·~-~~..--~_-_-~_i__~_:-_·--·-~-·~'·--~~-NI~·::u7::::~~~~~~~--~~~~:R:I~l-4~.~19:6~6~--------------------------------fi-V_E__C_eN_'._nt _ VOl XV!! PO:Y!ROYaM!DDtEPORT; OH~Q NO. 285 . Bombers Plaster Northern Ohio Real Estate ' Taxes Lowest of Industrial States I COLUMBUS (UP!) - A Department of Taxa lion study shows Ohio'• real estate taxes are the lowest of the 10 major Industrial states, Tax Commt,.ioner Gall W. PQrterfield oald today, I The department study used figures from Six large cities In each of the big manufacturing slates and figured the tu:: on a •15,000 home to make the comparisol). The survey showed New Jersev with the highest weighted aver- . Unda Yost SAIGON IUPI) -The United Slates plaatered North VIet Nam today with the' beaviest air attack of lhe year and B$2a pounded northern South Viet Nam where intelligence reports indicated a' massive new infiltration of as many u 25,000 fresh Communist troops. U.S. Navy and Air Force pilots ranged throughout North Viet Nam hitting bridges Anita Houdaohelt M•ISS y ost WI•11 Represent R • •1• . age ta•. followed by minois. Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvanla, Indiana, Michigan, California, Texas and Ohio · I --• .l Da~on___w~~ ..-~iihe•t alll".~'!'~_!l.;!~!_real est!~_ta_!!•3CJDt__Lt:!!lOfi lliJX)IafY ......__.....&.. ' from G..m bit the Conmunisis launch a major offensive tn lhe lhe fronUer to alienee them. about 20 mllea aouthwest ol Da strategically important area. Dlolgree On Border Nang, the coastal city which is Meantime, U.S. infan~y~en ~PI cameraman Ib Heller lhe center of Buddhist agitation of the tst Cavalry DIVISIOn Bald troops on lhe """"' against lhe Saigon government. pursued Vtet Cong forces reported lhey also saw I U.S. Informed sources said North across the border into neutral ait strike on Comm~;mtst Viet Nam has sent 25,000 fresh Cambodia for the first time. bunkers in Cambodian te.I'Iitory regular troops into the border A company of tile 1st Cavalry during the week~ncl. ThlB was area just to the north of Oa Division's 12th Cavalry re· confirmed by f1eld comm~ Nang and reported growing ceived mortar fire from guerril- ders , but ~~ 1st Cav't fears the Communists might las which bmt fled into the commander swd the bunkers try to capitalize on South Viet Communist sanctuary and were m Viet Nam. The border to moved about a half-mile acros'i in the area is not well defiaed. - -- -- Monday Sophisticated Pat Buttram Makes Fortune ~ 1~V Tube Plavine Sly Hayseedish Roles as a Rube Viewer MOVlE FARE .A.LLJnt. Thanday- AprU 1 9:110 p.m . - Channel 8 "The HO!LYWOOD IUPO - Pal caled In a dense stand of lroeo toueb wltb tho down • -.-111 Sanday - April S , Best of E.,-les" _ David Buttram, lhe sly hayseed of lhe In Winston county'• forest altitude that's absolutely oee- 9:110 p.m. - Cl>annel 13--- The Niveo ••Greeu Acres" aeries, remains serve. Tbere Is no running wa- esaary for me." Story on Page One" - T V ll:30 p.m. _ Channel13-"Five In touch with bla eountry.. tyle ter or plumblni. The heavy • aet humorist Premiere Bold women" _ JeH Morhumor by Ylaltlna bla cabiD Ia '11's Uke Daolel Boone "",;.J,...-1<• overtime fighting aophio- 1!:15 p.m. - Cl>aonel S- "II row the Alabaina hiDa a couple of tory,• Buttram says Ill tlcalion. Polished comedy would Shoold Happen to You," Friday _ AprD 1 . limes a year, raap of 1 voice. "BulliD destroy bls bnage as a rube. Jack Lemmon 7:00p.m. - Chanoeii3---"WIDI He describes his motive u to loaf around, do aome Helpo Cllarltl01 Mollday .. AprD 4 and a Prayer" - Dan Jo. "taking hwnllll)' leiiOos-" and !hinting, and to talk Buttram, however, is au er- 7:110 p.m. - Cl>annel 3---''Thls meehe Tbe three-room cabin Ia lo- ll>e natives. rt keepe me In traordinaryDy polished man Happy Feelina"- Debbie 9:30p.m. - Channel 3--- "Mala making a fortune play· Reynolds dame Bovary" Jennifer eten 11:30 p.m. -Cha:nne113-uRock Jones more lhan Jack Benny and All Night" - Abby Dalton 11 :30 p.m. - Channel 13--"Ser· Hope, be Ia Ia demand hF Tuesday - AprD S pen\ Island" and "Zombies ------------~---...:.____________ ,,:I'~rll~ and other groups u t :IIO p.m. - Cl>annel 3--- "The o! Mora Tau" Daytime Showa guest speaker. Birds and lhe Bees"- Mi~ lUO p.m. - Channel 3---"Scudth;;He appears at an average of z1 Gaynor da Ho, Scudda Hay" - June benefits a week for a 11:20 p.m. - Cbannel 8- "You H3ver WSAZTV4 WCHS TV-I Iv,:;~y of causes and good Were Meant ,_~r Me/' .Sa&IU'day - AprD t WHTN TV·II ,._ I• 4$--Corn Cob I' . Jeanne Crain 9:00 p.m. - Channel 3 - "Tbe Buttram is never paid but isln:30 p.m. - Cbanilel13--"MiU Girls of Pleasure Island"1:00 Today Dai)J Word iahraya avallable, aplaiolng, of the Stone Woman" Don Taylor 1:115Mlke Wallace my way of aomeWednesday - AprU I II : 15 p.m. - Channel 13-"Bat 1:~· Dally Word l-.llicl. hack into 11:0 p2. m. 0>. 1 -"Where lie in Ooter Space" and "T 1:10Navy FUm 1~ lw given me so Do We Go From Here 1' Screaming Skull" a means for beiDa Fred MacMurray 11:20 p.m. - Chaonel 3 -"Sky Fwt Scllool 1:1011:30 p.m. - ChannellS-''Then Commando"- Dao Duryea There Were Three"-Frank 11:20 p.m. - Channel 1-"Car1:-Mom. Show rUval Story'' - Anne Suter Latimore Movie ID:~Eye Gueao Luer II:~N... II: 10-Coacenlrat. The MCC.,. u,~Mom. Star Al>dJ Griffith Supermarket 11:10-Parndlaa Bay Dick VIII Dyu Dallns Game Daytime Shows • I Wedn_esday II :I»-M<lnlinl 1111. Alldf Griffltb 11:3G---Paracllao Ba Dlclr; Vau Dyb 12:I»- JeopardJ Lon of IJfo 12:21 News Supermarket 'l'bo Daling Game _--------------------------------·l Doona Reed Searob For Tomor Father Knows Guiding Ligbl 12:~Postoffice 12:4$-12:56 News 1:00 News 1:3 ~ c..., WumaD'I Pap As Wocld Turao Ben Password Hou'e Pari}' Coafidealial 1:35-Singins 2:00-0ur Lives 2: J~Doctora Op~it ~· ~,,- 3:00 Another World To Tell 'l'ndll 3:25-News 3: JO Doo I Say Edge Of Ni8bl .. ' 4:004 05-Mr. Cartoon Ga. lloopllal I' ,I \ Dally Word SetTtl Storm !, lllb Wallaee , f:iHI- Yop Bear ·=,,_ 1. A Time For 111 Thursday '. I Rin Tio Till 12:110-Jeopanlr U:~ &:00-Newa Lawman 6:30-Newl News Weather Nen Peter Jfi.DD!np Wetla Farao 7:1»--Moviea 7:30- To Tell Trutb lZ 0 CIDct 1:4101: 30- I've Got A Secret Lucy Show Jesse James 1 : 1~ .. ... ,, 1 :' IIIah Andy Griffllh Hazel Peyton Place 10:00 Rwo fnr Lile T•lent Scouts Avengers ll:~Nen Newa 11:1$11:201J,:3C Tooljbl Show Newa Late Show WOUB-TV -· ( Shenandoab l:a.-Newa 1:101:• •..,... Woman'aP.,. AI World Turna J:oo-bar u... 1:10-DOo:tan 1:11- . Movie Channel20 MONDAY, ,,GO Lel'o Lip Read ''10 TV Klndergartea ''00 Friendly Giani No. 1i I: 15 Merlln llle Magician 1:10 What's New No. Zl& f:OI IDtern.tiooal :dagazine Bee case, uo LeiiC)' •:oo II..,. Proltle 1:01 Lei'• !Jp Read 1:10 TV Klndergarlen 1:00 Friendly Giant No. 'II 1:15 Merlin lhe Magiclaa I:JO What'• New No. 21! f :OO Tbe Freoch Chef No. 511 f:IO LeiiC)' UIILocal N-TotY'... ....., ,,. Report t:ao Totrn Talk •:• Hewa Prpltle 1:• 'Die f'reodl Cbef rl'o. SO . . " Jlrlderaarlel Woman'o Pap AI World Turna Password House Pari}' 1:~ Starcher Fun Scliool Lacy EcJce of NJchl The McCoys Supermarket I WOIIIOD'I Pap AI World Tonto I:OI-Our Lives Time for U1 WOIIIOII'B Nen 1:~ I:~Anolb. W...ld To TeD Truth 1:1$- HOWl . I: ...DOD't SaJ t:at- Edae 01 ~:116-.llr. can- 1;11- I ' l ,~ .h.llao-Pllce . . ._!:•;::j, CBS .Nm ,;; Night Se<rel Slorm .,...Huck IIDuad Rla Till Till l:tiii--CtleJemle Mclllle't NafJ' . ' c.nticleollal I:~Doctoro \ NOWI Late Sltow. ,_, Dally Word IJ&vy and Goliath Soe. Security Movie l) Pettimal JllilcL Bozo Capt. Kangaroo \ : · TV Klatlergarteo 6 00 Friondl' Giani a, li Merlin tbe liaiiiCian uo Wbat'1 'lew 1:00 FestiYII 10:10 News ·Profile 1111" DaUy Word Mike WaUace 7:1167:257:!87:4$-- 'r ,. ' Br••• SIIWOD i.JWIIIllll ,,. Clnlul l :ill Laredo ''•. Seo 1111111 1:13---Newo I:II-Nt111 t: ...Hobo 1'/Rr: ... , ~~· 1- ~~J<!ii~tiiE<::~~ oJdo <r- ,u. Roy K0app 0f · pOffi • t Rock Dl.es Saturday 1 A two • ar accident ill R• cine and the breaking and enter· 1 CBS Nen Gen. Hoapillt The Nurses Nevlt Too YIIUIIC Sheriff Rober! c. Hartenbacb'a department Sunday. ed The B&E, which oceurr<d sometime alter~ •. m.• was 111.. nd covered by an unidentified peras son who bad come back to Ute ·h· Roy Henry Knapp, 77. of the establlshment to get u auto he ,Point Rock area betw~ he left parked there. Wilkesville and Albany, died Sheriff Hartenbacb &aid 1 Saturday at Holzer HospitaL side door was brekeo opel to ·~~ Born January 13, 1BP11 • he gain entrance into the nite club. · was the Sl.Jn of the late John Nothing, however, waa r• ~r and Addie Cottrill Knapp. Also ported missing. e. preceding him in death were Heavy damage wat lncuiTed ~e ; his first wife, Zelia Bratton, to both vehicle!! involved in tbe . · and two children. crash al U :5Q p. m. SUnday oD ~r Surviving are his wife, Bes. : State ROti!e124 lfi Ractne. ;; sle Looe Knapp; a brother, Authorlties 10id Richard AIHoward Knapp, Columbus, and len Sayre, '11, Rt. 2, Racine, :,e a sister. Ora Cottrill , Point traveling east, failed to keep ~e Rock. Mr. Knapp worked as a his Vehicle on tl:ie rlgbt s.idt of 7• timber cutter before retire· the roadway while rouuding a l.. ment. curve and struck a westbeuncl Funeral services will ~ at auto driven by John M. Gn:lesthe Strong and Son Chapel er, 18, Mason•. W. Va. . Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Sayre was cJted to Me1g1 A B Maloy officiating. Burial County Court on a charge of win be in the Caste cemeterv failing to yield half tbe roadway. near Point Rock. Friendc; maY Grueser's car had damage to call anytime at the funeral the .left fro~t fender, bood ~nd h e radrator while Sayre's vehicle om · had damage to lbe left front rs lender. bumper, tlrill and a ~re. Is Unit Called Three of SouP1 Salea Beavw Weather Nen Wells Farao t:he Munsletl Hare Glut Botinan GUtigau'a llland J!y 1'hn!e- Gldeol Double Life Bewllcbed 1'11111!1. J!lace i· ~ -L ' '. . R~l~ .Ill ut'e" : :> PICOIIIk LN""* . ,'I' l_. ... ........... li' '·'-~' ·"'''"" ... ..._ '. "' Ky Puts on Show f Force ... Two calls were answered ov~t er the weekend and another! ~n this morning by the Middleport . ;4 emergency-rescue unit. 0 1 e-.1 The squ;~d was summoned at . 7:10 a.m. to the Brownell · av l DA NANG South VIet Nam C· home of Mr. and Mrs. William IUPI) - Pr~mier Nguyen Cao r· ' Petit where an infant child 1 Ky sent five fighter planes Je was having breathing difficul- from his old "Suicide SquadY· ty and squadmer~ treated the ron" streaking over Oa Nang in 'e child . It was called at 7:40 p. a show of government forne r· m. Saturday fer Lola Daugh- today. Buddhist students 1rmed ,J. ter!y of Cheshire who was tak- themselves with sticks and n- en io the office tf Dr. R. R stones against his threat to 1• Pi ckens. The squadmen were send in troops and put down all· 'd also summoned at 3:50 p.m. ti-government disorders. r- Sunday to give aid to MaDel The Da Nang radio broad· ;; Hysell of Middleport. cast round • the - clock calls llfor young men to arm them~ Sheriff Reports selves with "whatever muu n • W available" to repel the 109ero· n Nmeteen . reeks . ment forcea and protect the 1- Nm~teen :rafftc arckle~ts city's mayor whom Ky has 1. were mvestlgated by Sheriff publidy ~entenced 1o deada. . d Rob<rt C. Hartenbach's departt· ment in March of this yea1 , his ;I monthly report showed today. NOW YOU ltNOW it It said seven persons were Mwt tllu UJf If Ute 1M t injured in 22 automobile In- mtltloa people II lh United s volved in the accidents. There State. llave ~~ever llnvtiM ;. were four arrests as • result mere tMa Ill mOes fl't 111 bome of lhe mtshaps. H eJIIIer ....!loa or haalaen. .r.Altered by Ladybird Johnson Wbenl Aclioll "' News ing of the Shenangs Spring• I Nile Club on Route 1 were investigated by Melga County Jill Time• Over Weeken•l l Father KDowo Bell • 1:10- . . ._ &Son J:~Today WCB'Id To Tall Truth Newa 1:251:30-Doll'l S., WHTN TV·Q Donoa Reed Nfnea 1:• Cbe)'tlllll •semi!i v.. llDOI Guldlni LJihl r t:IO-W~ Dan Thomas WCJIO TV-I Uti-Corn Cob ~ Gen. llolpllll ......., f:Gtl Speec:ll • 1:41 TV lindergorlell 1:1$ Kami Shibal with Kim! 1:10 Wbal'l New No. ZIT f:to O'eaUvo Per11011 f:SO TAB IISAZ TV4 DalingGame Womea'aNt111 .,......_c.rm. Donna Reed New1 Search For Tomtit. Falbor inlm Beat ' ' Coollclenllal A Tlmo For Ill I:._Anolb. World r. Tell Trutb 1:11Nm . 1:• DoD~I 8aJ Bdp 01 liJa1lt · t:ot-. Seen& ~ I:~AIIotb. J \ 1:10 CfneDll fntei'lllt&or.al •:01 Newo Profile ..._, 1:... . 1:35 ~ 1:01 oUr Livea 1:111 .Doctora 1:55- Hove Gun, Travel 8:00 A. W!Uiamo t:30- ' 12:10-Postolflce 12:45ll:lii-'-Newo Love 01 IJfe B&EofCluh Reported to Authorities SAN JOSE, Calif. CUPI) Ronald Reapa today carrled tbe endorsemeat of tb.e 11,500 member Callforoia Republi~ t:al Alsembly lato bi1 cam· palp for govmor of the •• tioo's most populous state. �.. .\ .'\1 '· .. 1,1881 - ,. '.' ' . ' . ·. ' ' . '.;; ' >·', ~v- -~_:.··, l • ' ·- 1 ' •i ' ' ~. .' '., ~. ' ' .. ,,'. --,:~· " '.·· .. ' .•:,_.,,.,~: -~~ .. : '"' ''"'~.;. •. ·,~.l·•!'· . ~--· -. •• ·"""' ... ,.. •. .. .. ,_ ' - \ ·'· . entine . ' VOL XVII NO. 285 Ohio Real Estate Taxes Lowest of Industrial States 0 I. ' TV Notes ••• Friday Daytime Shows WllTN TV.U TV~ I:~ Cob llally Won! lllieWallaco 7:00--Today 7:00-7:2&7:30- Bozo , 8:00-8:110- Starcher So""" 10:011-Eye GII8SI 10:2&-News Cllpl Kangaroo Movle Locy 10: ~ocontrol The McCojo1 11:011-Mornlng Star Andy Griffith 11:30--Paradise Bay Dick Van IJyke Love Of We 12: Oil-Jeopardy News 12:2!).Search For Tomor. 12:30--Posa.lf.,. Guiding Light 12:46-- Supennarkel Dating Game Donno Reed Father Knows 12:55--News 1:0111: 30--Singing Woman's Page As World Tui'DI 2:OQ--{)ur Lives Password Houae Par!J 2:55-- Confidential A 'nme For Ill Womeo'sN.,.. 3:011-Anoth. World To Tell Truth Gen. Hospltil UO- Doctllrl J:2!).- News 3 : ~r.'t Edge 01 Night The Nurses Secret Storm Rin Tin Tin Never Too Youna Wbere ActiOD II Say 4:Oil-Cartoon ..... ~'oat ·~ \ ClassnlqiD Capl Kangaroo I :GO-Papeye 1: ~ ·=- t :--.ltlsOIII 1:30--AIODI Ani IJeckle .t Jeett. Tenn. Tuxedo 10:110--Sec. Squirrel MlgbiJ MOUSI 10:3G--Undenloi Lassie Tom & Jerry U:OO--Top Cal Quid! Dmr 11:»-fury 12:011-Firsl Look 12:»-EIJIIorial Sty KID&' Nelghborl Soc. SeeurliJ Word of Ufe &dperDWI FnJUie Porky Pll Beatles · Cartooa IMag\lla GlJrllla Bop BUIIDJ Llmlll Monster Fllcka 1:30- S!Brcher llopplty Hooplr llaodatand 2:00 Jim Walllrl Big Picture Let's Dance 1:011-Fillll "" 1:30-- Bowlln& 1:1108:15-i:30-- 1:45-; st. I lh• WORLD Ky Puts on { Show ofForce '' ! l·l ., I . 4:111'llli PlaJ llastera Golf =...-= U:al Laale u-n ...._ ..,....er ...,. ~0~ , .... ,__ -...,. .,....,. '&atunliJ Jlallael N.... lleldllnel 1:11 ........, IIIIIDi!l -------~-------11:15 Nelli 1:00~ . ~ Eveoln[l Showa s:ao Nelli Beadllaiit 2:1[ s&!U!!Iq Mallnet t:IG N1111 l:ot-Hulllbaloo O'BIIID Satorday ·=-Flail. W18J1erl Bcruilll Stnotben b 1:31).-FJIPJ* Flln!Jioael "'"I ' 'fllllllf· . G._ ' . ' j ' ...• ·~. l:ttJeallle 1:30 Get Slllart t:OO lloYil t:»- l I U:IIlaWIIIIICI ::::: ::::..8bow LEIOY 12:45 Coullll7 Go HOLLYWOOD (UPJ) -1.onJ- 1:15 NOWII Beat time """""'"" • dln!dor )fer. 1:00 Country Go IlouDd ~~..m~~~~·-~~ movie weatern, apltly ·tilled 3:00 MJd Day Matinee ..,_...._ IIIII I-"'-" . ~"-'" ........ tt:oi 4:00 ·Qn•bec Woads "Upbeai" ' Go WIIIEIIN 1:011-Porl 1~~-.:JCen - . . · ~. 1~:.!'...... ... ' W.J.E.H. Radio NBC 'llill appiJ mlar 10 lis "I of Jeanlo" Mriel lor 1116U1 SOIIIIIII llHI move shOll !rum ill preaelll SaiJii&bt opat to I p. m. IDnoam ~~~ palgo for governor of the oa. tloa'• most populous ttate. ' --------·------------1 II'HTN TV-IS California Republl· : Saturday WCHS TV-t membor ean Aosembly inlo bit eam· j m- WSAZ TV I 7:00--Aim11118e 7:30-- tile endorseme11t of the 11,580 B&EofCiub Reported to Authorities ' N;:. ..,. CA Bombers Plaster orthern SAN JOSE, Calli. CUP!) Ronald Reapa today carried ,, ·' CENr$ . I A,.U HI& $:55 New~ Beat )follllay • P'rtday 4:011 Dlaclng wlfll Doll Soupy Salea Sea HliDt 5:00-Cb<!yeooe 1:011 Sign On-Bob Kautz Show '=31 lnlercbange Beaver Brave StalliOD 5:30-7:45 " " - o1 Joy 5:110 Community Nelli BRONSON ADDm 8:011 oillo Valley News 5:05 Mas<l1 County New1 Evening Shows HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- !Jiar. 8:05 World News 5:10 World News • - - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - : : - - - - Icier aclor Clulrles Bronson 8:10 SportseGpe S:IS SpoUtght on Sports Lawman Weather Neft has been added to the cast of 5:011-Newa 5:25 Weather . CBS News Ernest Tubbo ''The Dirty Dozen," whll:h stars 8:15 Weather Picture ~ , 3G--News 8:16 Bob Kaub Sholl 5:30 Sunset Boulevard Lee Marvin. News Movie 8:55 Comlllllllflf News 7:00 Sip Olf 1:011-Smging Wild West 1:011 Talk of the Tmm Saturday 7:30 DAVID MeCAIJ.UM IS 1:55 lllaiOn County News I:IIO Sign On-Louie Mueller 8 Oil-Hank VOICE liP BEEmOVEN 10:00 Louie Mueller Sboll T:e Eclloel• of !Jr11 Hogan's Heroes 8:30--S. Davis IIOIJ..YWOOD (UP!) - The 10:30 I.al<hstrinl (except ....._ y.n- N Gomer Pyle H011e7 West voice of Lodwtg von Beethoven Thurdlay·Louls Mueller) :;: bid 9 0119:30--Mr. Roberts Movie Farmer's Daugb. in AJIC.'IV'a "Saga of Wesfero 11:011 Ohlo News 1,10 Sporlleope Man" Is that of ac!A>r David 11:05 Louie Mueller Sboll 1:15 Weat!Mr Plclure 10:011-UNCLE Jimmy Dean McCallum. (except Frklay--CIJIUfdbi 1,11 Louie llueller 11 :Oil-News Pacemaker Nelli 1lella Ring) 1::11) NOlll H..,..UM , ,_ 11:30 PubDe Service l:ll Louie Muelllrllbow 11 1 11 :3G--ToniPI Newo ·AclioD Theater ali.OR IT IILVE1' 11:46 Wori4 !18WI 1:111 Nelli 11:54)... !..ate Show HOlLYWOOD (UP!) -There 11:65 MSSOD QJomlr News t:OO Louie 11!..0. Sllllll - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ore 110 leng1lls department: Pro- 11:00 CommUIIIIJ Newa t:IO Nelli lleadllnel clueer 1•811 Ton lias COIIIJilll. 12:11 NOOD News t:ll LOUie Mueller SbD1r isbled artist Peter Helmera to 12:10 Harkell :Hen a portrait of Namu, the U:IS Mid Day Weather t:l5 lAaie Mueller 1111tr killer whale, about 1lbom Tara 1%:• Bullelln 1l4llrd 9a11r ll1d Story 'ftllle Daytime Showa making 8 110'11 movie. 1%:25 Nelli 0 grlllllll Louie Mue!!or 8bllr ll:30 PMID • Home lifur. Ne'ft 4:30-- FIVE MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 Six Lives Taken in Collision ) lc 9:00--Monl. Sholr 9:30-- .·, Radio MO~'DAY 'I1IIUJ rRiltDAY 5:00 Oblo News llouJld.Up NEW YORK (UPI) -It does8:• Sip 011 - N• 1:00 8f&D 00 seem plL!IIble but wben 1:01 Hurt Sa....., 1·20 M il!l County RFD 1:110 SlgD 011 -Newt season of seven 81M!Cials for US Coon1r1 Jamboree 1:30 BappJ VllleJ lloJI this laD, be 'llill be stan1:67 Wealller 7:110 fl'GieslllniiJGur his 1tth y.ear of lelevbloe f:ot Natlonll Newt .7:35 We«lk Eod 7:05 BID Miller 111m< 11:011 Du~l IIIII llenl'l Tip 7:1i Bill M!llfr Sbolr Ten Sboll CBA baa Ued ap lbe l'ldeo 7:20 Newl . 1%:00 Noon N8W1 hiliiJillllo tbe Natlonll AAU Jn. 7:1i N a Ranlw.,.. (Tues. 12:15 Paul Bollen. RFD door Track 8lld neN OlarnIIIII Tbun.) 12:311 Pete Sbli>lda IP~::~ 1ar 1nar yean, In- 7:50 lleWI 1:110 Nelli this ,ear's <ompel~ 8:00 BID lollDcr Sholl 1:01 ~lm Meea Sboll earlier Ill Albuqarqlle, N. 1:45 Baker FurniiUro ShOll &:011 Slgo Off (Wed. · P'rt.) SUNDAY t:OII News 7:311 Sip On- Forward Fallb 9:00 CoHee wllb Janol 1:011 Boptlsl Hour Among the ABC sholll slated 9:15 Rooah'a Sboes ('l'bunJ l·ilt Newl another g<>-roond oesl sea· 10·00 Ohlo Eclucatloo 1:35 Wee.l< End son are "Bewitched," '"''be 10:05 Swap Shop t :OII Spreadin& Klniclom • "Voyage to tbe Botlllm IO:I5 Mln!Bierlal Assoclatlou 9:30 The Bible Speokt of the Sea" ~d ''The Holly· 10:3t Social Security 9:45 Tile Good Life wood Palace. 10:35 Tom Robertsoo ShOll 10:00 Master Cootrol 11 :00 News 10:30 Countcy Hymntimcrl Now it' •'11Je Lone R8J181!1'" 1l:Cl5 TIDy's Countcy JunetiOD 11 :38 Qulel Hour 1 long • nm radio and te!~l· IUD TIDy's Country Hymntlme 12:110 N0011 News fame lila! II going fD get 12:011 Natlonll N.,.. 12:t5 CbrJSIIans Hour ~ treatment lor old· 12:15 Loell News 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell CBS bas tlgned r.r the 12:30 Goessler'o Guest Star l:llt Rev. ~· ~yer lhalif-hour series and will ocbed- 12:30 Larry Anderson Sboll 1:311 Rev. Silas BillUps at0 11 Saturday 1111ngs 1:30 Mlles Kusic Sholl Z:OII Harvest 'nme , : be lbn!e :,.., ~ 4:15 Karr and Van Zandl 8bow 1:1) Jley, Bobby Lee AdtiDI ' (MoiL Wed. Fri.) 2:30 Week End eac:h episode. 4:30 Electric Co. Local Nelli 5-311 Sip. 1ft -----------~~::~==~~==~=:~--~~~~am.~.utes ~~ WSAZ WJLP.o~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . ' ' � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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