https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d1ebc468aaa0d0ca24964af3a5bf1abd.pdf a8ed67ac5c356ff19b3b654cd89b3977 PDF Text Text ., ' . ~ ·.... Sentinel,, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., A_!l"!_l, 196e Jed Webster Sr. who read two · ·! ~ ~ · · CUstoms/' eoncemlnS colored egp aued rellgtoua oymbsls and "Be- Youths' Morals at Stake on any •• .Newsstands throuqh magazine Sales :~~:;/::~·: a;'~.o~~:U~~ ••Morals at Stake on 0 u r"'ment, ..The cireu~atton of perIwws autuU~ .• """ ·t~~:: ~:;:!~ r>f , .nrlir·RI:~~ contalnmg salac~B the program, presented by Mrs. matenal and highly 'BU~esnve l'lllls Reibel when Pomeroy and offe~slve motion piCtureS Shakespeare ciuO mt:i W<:~~:::::: 1~!'!oj tPlPv~~lnn. play an importday afternoon at the borne of an_t part In the develapm,~t Mrs. Dale Smith, Spring Ave. crune among, o~ youth Mn. Reibel brought out that closed with 'Let • get the obscene literature cause!~ crime ! generate smut off th~ news and . delinquency and is one of ', sta nds •. out of the malls: away the primary probltms m the ' from ftlm and get on WJ!b the United States today II condi· !\ task of building solidly I tions the minds of children. structure of deeP.nt , She ' n " !JIIP:led J. Edgar Ho&ver s st::ale· , J e. . , ~ ' The meetmg m rharge 1 Mrs. Smith president. wilh th< Women's Creed son. Devotions were Jed by I MasoN i)rive·ln W. VA . ·· TONIGHT th•u SUNDAY "GOODBYE CHARLIE" (Colo!' I ~~FREE BABY CHICKS Debbie Reynolds, Tony , Curtis. P:-tt Booneo Fri. & Sat. Apr. 1-9 (with 8 Gil. of Gas I C•rti1ild GIS Stltion -~nd - "AT RAGON" \Color) Pomt:t"OY ~~-- -~ ' " '! •• ) ment." M-mhP.ra responded to ro1l MrS. Lee Davidson, daughter call with community bnprove-1 of Mr. and Mrs. "'""'-" I NO. 10 ment. communications were Jones, has l!len retumed to her :-:::~ f!i'"! th~ district wesi- home in Athens fro~ Gra.ntl l dent, concerning the compiling Hospital in ColumbUs wnere line of a history of the club and a hns been treated for a lung cbairman of culture and litera· Infection. She wJII return to her ture. Plans were made for a classes at the Chauncey schools planned potluck luncheon at the Monday. next meeting May II, at the M D the I Welker Colum· home of Mrs: C. F. Tompkins. , bus r~isit:d ~is week :Vitb her Mrs. Robert Warner read. anlpar•' nts ' Mr . and Mrs . Charles article &n The Internahona Sauer Peace Gardens between Cana· de and the United States. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. At the close of the meeting, and Mrs. Horace McElhinny 8 dessert course was served by were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Balli the boste<s from a table with Chester Road, and Mr. and white cover and centered with Mrs. Charles Johnson and son, an Easter arrangement. · Mike, of Trimble. Bill Slater, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Slater, is recovering satisfactorily from an eye injury which kept him hospitAl· DureU·of DaUao deslgu lbe tennis-type ·overjtlouae and permanelt pleated sklrl (center~ Sharply eontrastlnC !zed in Gallipolis for several stripes are eounterpolnted by erlsp, wb!te linea colilr Patty Crossen was guest of days. and long musician's tie of stylized ftowor ptlnt by Kabro honor at a partv given by her Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey· of Houston (rlgbl). Drm Ia Uned Ia malcllln& prlal. mother, Mrs. Mary Crossen, doe odf HunthtmgtEon. 1W. Va.,kared Sund'av in observance of her spen mg. e as er wee en . 13th birthday anniversary. The with thetr pllrents .. Mr. and dinner was prepared by Patty's Mrs. .James Brewmgton, Mtd· lllliii<!IIIIIO.. !!! : II' mPopular Dtmandl .;.; · grandmother, Mrs. Marga· dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. The ~uUve Committee ,.. ret Archer and her aunt, Mrs. Lvuckeydoo of New Haven, w. of the ,Salllbury I"''A met I Elmer Bums. a. Ill A decorated birthday cake . Mr. and Mrs. Branch Flem· Thursday aflernooa at e 'tth Ice cream fol· \ mg have returned to Fort Land· S sehool to plan ajlllley supper was serv ed W rd I Fl f0 II . . 'I Th Sa t of The al the oclt•ol Salurday; AJI' lowing the dinner. She receiv- e a e, a., . owmg a YISI e cramen : ed gUts and cards from those here with relahves. Lord's Supper was observed In rU Ill. The preceeds an to 1 attending the party. Sending . Mtss Mary Schaaf, Columb~s, the Middleport churches, be used lor publicity on the , gifts and cards from Columbus , VISited recently with her "" Thursday evening. The Maundy bond Issue lor lbe aew schooL • M s Mary Walker and I ter and family, Mr. and Mrs . . Thursday Communion service Attendta&: were Mrs. WU· ~~~~= Fl~~ence Crossen. Everett Bachner and fa'?ily. [ was held . at Heath Methodist 111m ObiiDior, president Members attending the Mrs. Earl Davenport " a Cburch wtth the Rev. M. E. Mrs. Barry Carletoa, Mrs. . nor were Mr. and Mrs . . Del· surgtcal pahent at Holzer hos· Dnwson offielating. PhD ObUnger, Mrs. James mar Rothgeb and daughter, ptlal m Gallipolis. . He presented a communion wm, Mrs. Berberl Dlxoa, . Becky, Cheshire: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs .. Charles Bmg, meditatloa entitled, "Love One Mrs. Roy Graeser, Mrs. Ray· . Mrs. Elmer Burns, Bobby Jo Cleveland, are vtstli~ her m<> Another." The special anthem monel Cole, Mrs. Frlllklbl entitled, IIIIer, Mrs. Jacll Clrlll aad I and Mike Archer, Mrs. Marga. ther, Mrs . .1. K. Smtih, Sr. for by tire choir was · ret Archer, Mrs. Mary the Easter weekend.. . "Come Let Us Worship" by Edward Bartels. ' sen and Cheryl Crossen, sis.ter da~ghter, Judy, wtll JOm them Pallstrlna under the direction 3 .aa·m'f•zall!l~l•~ of Patty. Calling in the Frtday for the weekend. of Mr. William Russell with were Mrs. Charles Archer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cale Mrs. C. M. Hennes)' at the Mike Archer. and daughters, Mereta: Mehs· organ. Mr. RusseU played an ~~~~~~====""! fill and Megan, .left thts week organ prelude, ''Into the Woods Often aa follal may spend many waking houn teUbw another about their diets, desserts are atill defmitely INf And. for thell' home m Norfolk, Va. M Master went" and Twila 110 ·matter how many new desserts · are created or dlsecwered. LITTLE GIRLS Mrs. Cale .and children have Cl~tworthy was the candlelightnone can ever quite eompete with the old-fashioned 1oodn• been here Wtth her mother, Mrs. Mr J k Beohtle and Mr of shortcakes smothered with fruit. None, that ia. ex~t ~ Max Roller while Mr. Cale was 7a'mes ' ~~ were ushers 10; Egp were colored and .East· newer, easier-to-pnpare shortcakes that are made with paftio. on sea duty wtth lh• U. N. Na· Ill . er boxes prepared for reSidents \ized refrigerated biscUits llnd eanned' blueberry pie 6llinC,: These biscuits are sized juat right becaWie they're · bla' vy e serv1ce. H h the Black and White · . At the First Baptist Church of the County orne w en enough to satisfy the hun_griest. Dip~d first in 11111ar, they Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zeig· .. " " Sew-Rile Sewing club met Wed· bake to flaky perfection. Then the pie · filling can bs ~ flztl $2.99 ler and children of Belpre vis- the tradttional Upper dRoom nesday eveniug at their club right from the can to flU and top each fragrant hoi pul. II 4\'a lo Big I ited recently with his service was held Thurs ay ev· 'Ill Mrs T Gru ser you like ~tdd a perky dollop of ·whipped cream. Serve abort. 'Ill the Rev Donald room WI • om e cakes likR these aDd .dieta will &o out the door u tbl er, Mrs. Mildred Zeigler and emng w• . . . · f aa hostess delseri enteral Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport Boone offictating. A loaf o I · de Euy Bl........,. Sborkok., and sons Mickey and Jerr bread ond grapes were used Mrs. Harold Hood, pres! nt, l ean r<!lrigeraled ~uxe·.U. layered Bally bisculla Mr. and Mrs. William Bknd on the table symbolizing the I conducted a short busmess sesMiddleport, 0. %,. cup sugar 1 No. 2 can (2 eupo) blueberry pie Bllinc \ ""ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:land children Carla and Last Supper of Jesus. Mrs. Har· slon. It was voted to purchase Heavy .,..am, whipped · "' Akron · 1~ th old Chase and Mrs. Frank a party perk for the club room. Oven: .jOQ• Yield: 5 ohort<akeo end ~it;"Mrs. :::.:.1 R~ynolds Cheesebrew were Ia charge of Tho traveling prize, dooated by Scperato dough into 10 biscuits. Place one 'b!Jcuil OD lclp ·af and Mrs. Minerva Childers. the placing ef the dements. Mr. MrS. Loull Osborne, was a· another; :firmly preu to1ether to fona. one large 1hortiake. romeroy, Ohio , Mrs. Bland and children re- L. D. Diles, Mr. Frank Cheese- warded to Mrs. Ronald Brown- Repeat with remaining bi!euitl to :form 5 shortcakea. Roll lll Place on JreBIWd cookie sheet. ' mained for the week. brew, Mr. George Baker and lng. ed b lUgar. Bake at 4110" lor 9 to 11 Dlinuteo or until IIOldell browa. TONIGHT ond SATURDAY Mr. John Kauff, deacons, as- Refreshments were aerv Y Split hoi ohori<akeo and fiU with blueberry pie ftlliDg. Top "OPERATION CROSSBOW" with more flllinc ODd, ll deaired, aweeteDOII whipped .....,. PLAN VISITATION NIGIIT a!sted the Rev. Donald Boone the hostess to those named a· (Technlcolor) AHred Grange is with the service. Mrs. Gerald bove and llrs. Raymond Baf· With Sophia Loren and George Peppard Visitation Night Thursday, Anthony was organist lor the ty, Mra. Dayton Strickland, Mra. "WAR PARTY" rU 14, at 8 p.m. lor Chester candlelight service. More than Dnneld Celllns, Mrs. Elza Donad Barry, Davey Davison Grange. A program will he 50 persons attended with 12 per· Gilmore, Jr., Mrs. Charles HoH· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - L d' S upper I orQbsserve d 1 onks Lea 1ng Sj\!(J6N (UP!) - The Buddhist hierarchy Saturday Issued a virtual declaration of war aga~ijij the military government and said monks would lead future street demonstr•, tio~. ~hurchmen dared the generals ruling South Viet Nam to stop them. The ·Jllllllant declaration came after Premier Nguyen Cao Ky again switched commander• til the Buddhist-dominated, potentially explosive five northern provinces. Budd· his! !eiders In Saglon announced that henceforth monks would officially lead all anti· governl!'eiJt demonstrations under the banner of the "national Buddhbt struggle force." TbA Coll!!ilunlque was signed by the venerable Thlch Tam Chau, who had been conald· ered a .ri!Qderate. · - -- -The tlri!led States~ mean· That Dinh, iltl, who Is known Dlnh replaced Lt. Gen. while, evacuated 595 more hla flambouyant dress and Nguyen Uan Chuan. American,\' and other foreigners reputed ability to polish off Dlnh doubl...,rossed Diem In lro111 ·Ilk~~. civil war bottle bottle of scotch . daily, as IINI3, pretending to try and put grmtnds 'Iii the north. Amerl· VIetnamese lsi Army Corps down anti-government Buddhist can• have ' !Jem ordered off the Commander. He has a reputa- demonstrations while plotting slreets<ot !l'lgon In the wake of lion for toughness and was with oth.r general• the revolt live oo•utlve nights of military governor of Saigon which overthrew the dictatorial bloody ant~U.S. rioting. he!ore the 1963 overthrow and president. Appofll.. New Commander assassination of President Ngo Ky apf!!lnted Lt. Gen Ton Dlnh Diem. 'Til-· ·W4SHINGTON (UPI) - South VIet Nam's polilltal ertsls was viewed here Saturday as still highly unpredletable ud possibly becoming even more tan· gled. In the minds nf ll'any ofllclals there alsn was the qn•sllon of how long polltleal Instability could eon· tlnu~ without aerloosly affecting the war eflorl against ·the Communists. PATENT STRAP Roush's Shoe Store AND A VARIETY OF MEIGS THEATRE Doris Day, Rod Taylor OTHER POTTED PLANTS FOR EASTER MAY THE JOY AND BEAUTY ,--..t HYACINTHS From HYDRANGEAS AZALEAS TULIPS POT ROSES MUMS BEGONIAS GLOXINIAS 'oFf!~ · FILL THE LIVES ,f . OF ONE AND ALLI COMBINATION BOXES ARRANGEMENTS BEAUTIFUL SPRING FLOWERS STYLED TO PLEASE YOUI CORSAGES ''!· FROM ALL OUR DIRECTOR'S, OFFICERS AND STAFF ~----------~--~ Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. LOVELY WITH YOUR EASTER OUTFIT From ~.50 EVERYTHING FOR EASTER UDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd Ave. Middltport, 0. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK • 45th Wedding Anniversary Is Celebrated sons being seated at the com· man, Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Pamala and Sharon; Mr. 1111 munion table each time and Donald McKnight and Mrs. Ed· Mrs. orville Mllllren and liDo joining hands in the fellowship ward weus, Jerry, Reynoldsburg; prayer, The minister read from ----Mrs. Norman Milliron ID!Ialtllthe scriptures including Paul's GIVE DINNER dren, Rodger, Eddie, Paul, IJb. charge to Christians during the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grueaer m- Mr and Mra Henry MIUlron by and JoAnn, Letarl; Mr. _. tertained with a lamlly dinner ~ Street ·Middleport ce~ Mrs. Marvin MiiUroD and cltjlervlce. recently at their home, LlncoiD ebrated their '45th weddl.g 811- tlren, JamtlS, Diane and 1'81111, The annual Holy Communion Heights. Present were Mr. nlversary Sunday AprU 2 with Middleport; Mrs. Belvia MlU· service of the First United Presand Mrs. Jee Wllaon, claughter, a family dinner given lor them Iron and son, Gary, Mr. . . byterian Church was held on Myrta, and son, JUchnrd, of by their children at the borne Mrs. Ronald ,(Allee) Jacoba aitd Thursday eveniug with the Mlddlepert, Miss Nancy Titus, of their son and daugh~r-ln-\aw claughter, Crystal, of MiddleRev. Howard Ruppel! offiCiat- Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Milliron pert; Mr · and Mra. Latey Mlll- , ing. Mr. Robert Tewksbary was Grueser and Jeffrey and Bar· of Letart. Iron. and claugh~, C~, ..~ chairman of the elements at.d bare. A large cake decorated 111 BaltlDiilre, OWo, Mr. aJid ,...,.. Mrs. Lillian SteUf was organpink and grees wlth "Happy Benny Holderman 81111 ~ Ist for the aervlce. PLAN BAKE SALE Anniversary Mom and Dad" ~r. Mary Beth, Columbus; Mr. The Youth Fellowship el the centered the table. and Mrs. Data Jacobs, Mn. Middleport fllurch of Christ Mr. and Mrs. Milliron are Bertha Rife, Mise Bonnie ~. will hold a bake sale Saturday, the parenta of seven children, and Miss Wanda Sarver, Midat Westem Aut., beginning at 17 grandchildren and lour great dleport. Mtl1lroD, .... • Y a. m. grandchildren. A son, Melvla Bltu. T .... Guests attending the dinller tloned at Fori Bllsl, . WI, Plana were made for a moth· Gertrude MltcheU and Edna were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert with the Arrn'J was unable II er-daugbter banquet on Thur• Schoenleb. Milliron and children, Debra, attend. day, April 21, at 8 p.m. when Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES mel TUesday evening, at the M&aonlc Temple. Barbara Walker, wwthy matren, and Dale E. Smith, wor' ' thy patton, ~side4 and meeting opened .• rituallatlc form. •·· '. II was an~ that the ···~ . members wO!!td altentl Good Friday servliie at the Federal;• I ' ·.» od church Ia' .: body. The date of Inspection waa cbanged from llay 30 to May 11 and a clinner at the Unlled 'Methodlat church t.m precede the tnapec11oo. The aaaoclate matron, Belly . ' '· Cowan, reported 011 the sale of cookbooks and alated thai 116 had ~n aol!l and !be baa orders fiR' more. Anyone wtshlng ,, a cookbook Ia ~ to contact *· _. Plans Made for Banquet on April 2Jst l Easter Q Big Se~ecti~ns in Every Depa~ment Courteo~s, Capable . . . S~lespiapf• To· Help .You ••• her. OPEN TONIGHT, . Fotirleen past matr0111 and two · past patrOns ol the ChaP' . f'• I { , ' ' tr were honored and,e8ch pr. 118Dted a Jill ·from the worthy SeTI!ing Meigs County tor OtJer Hvean matron and wai'lhy patron. The ,J' meeting cl08ed ID regular RUTLAND POMEROY form wijb ~ Goe&leiD. a ' Member Federal Reserve System peat maria, &lvlDB lhl fare. , ·· · • , , II . ' tl ll!llllber Federal Deposit l!i,sUl'ance Corpora OD the clole of the ~ · by · ; ••• · ;.·,$:· ·: • '·' ·" ~,,,. l '• 1 '' : ' ' · ' 1 • ' ', ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. ~llle llrowD, lolarllt Cultft,'l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • '1-.1·~--~------- w~estilileml~ ~ed EtBER'FE-LD ·,.~ "'"'';, ;p:o ~Ml'ROY ~- ... ., - - -· I" ' PRICI; 10 COOl., , ,¢ ~,.., I I I ~ ~ •., (!;I'.LQ> Hierarchy Declares Virtual War - - , . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - A~~st VietNam's Military Government ,Ohio's Newest Camp Site to be Eggs Colored, Boxes Readied By Sewing Club presented by Chester Grange. The all-eotton duster contest Is to he held also. All members not already notified, please bring pie or sandwiches. I B~Jddhist Easy Blueberry Shortcakes . .. YY , , • 13th Birthday Is Observed by Pattv crossen SUNDAY, MONDAY end TUESDAY "DO NOT DISTURB" (Teehnieolor) \ I i EASTER LILIES () THREE SECTIONS 24 PAGES -;===:=:--:-:;--;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:-;:::;::-;.::;; ·=:"'f"~ Sacrament of ly DUDLEY'S ., ; Around And About Middleport articles, ,. Ancient M ·~ ,1 .., o"'t; :1'~ v o ~to '0 . ' 'I "'• " ·"t'tOd.1cated ~.,. .... 0 ... '0 Dedication of Gallia county's new $11,000 camp lilt Mi scheduled next Sunday according to Waldo F. Brown, prbo' ident of the Galtla County Junior Fairboard, and leldUI& figure Instrumental in acquiring the state's newest oamtm~ area. The 16-acre project Is located just off Rt. 35, four lill!jt northwest of Gallipolis, directly behind the junior fll1lo grounds. Facilities are available for 3tl aod other outdoor equlpmeal II trailers. Running water, elec· anlicipaled. · tricity, rest room a, picnic tab- The actual ceremony will lit les and outside grills are in· held between IOOD 1111d I p. m., stalled. Sunday, Aprlll7. No proJram 11 Weatber permitting, the ded· scheduled, but ampero 11114 lcntion program will actually others who may becoml ~ last trree days, beginning Fri· ers are illviled fur a "'oot·MI" day evening. Tentative plans around the area's ldf.l call for a community campfire Fee for a 24-heur ~ lor area campers next Satur· stay Ia •uo per trallar. . . . day night, providing the wealh- lever, during the weeUIId · 1r is right. Displays of campiDB ( CoDtinued 01 . ··' • I �. _, ' I' ' Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Apl'D 10, ltel ,,~ ·a~ aN=u:..-IQ~..~,... ~:::~!be-~~~ primary .....loa ·~- ""*' ...UloenmblelhtHfaurJumbl... ltttOl' lo ndt """'"· lo lrl:j~="'iF-==~=\ urday wldllbe ColDly Clert'l form fo!U ordlnOl'T wora.; ~ olflco remalniDI open, il!te tO rrohiems, are '-' otentl • E-neounteredby Sc"teDtiStS LNIGPf cf5'1:::.<::.-_ - f J . .D - CAP£ UNNE!.l'l (uPl).- -~~e~~\~~ !~~~... ~!~.~ . •orld'l flM 1$Wpnr 1010w•• •~ """'" v '"'"•-v ---tertii two "potonllal prablems" Saturday lbat may delay tbe stm of tho observatory's 10 teleRcopes ID exploliDI -- apaceE~neers at the satellite's control <enter had hoped .. to turn oil one set of telescop. ulateSaturday. But a spokeoman at the Goddard Spaceflight center, ' ~lit lllld It hU the problei!UI eoncerned an overbeatlni battery aboard the two-ton satellite. The other troublo deslt with a llmJng device that issues stored commands to the spacecraft. Since both problems were ne- tho space agenc" "aid it " ' , wai not known what effect they more than - :i:;·::~J"'w~rt~~ All other aystems aboard the bal-llke satellite were reportod to be workiD,J well Saturday. The satellite Wll shot Into a near-prrfect orbit Fnday to give man 8 new look at the universe from · above til• atmosphere that blurs the view NP·lNS, ·' -'R--. P· !t·t'·· ll•"rei repuilli..,a;and 9! r.. l)stered democrat ptored !Ddepeadeat, ..... ~ IT"''THII &Alii="'"'~ '" - - - CAR'!::> GAMe. . .1: , -V f t · ._,;w - 1ob, .·· . Fair Board memllm atWJii' od the resiiDatloll wUb dllt resret. Frank, a wry 111!""'1"1': ~- pot, 1u1llkewlte. .bitrellre. Fr*' lt 11111DJ myeari, lllld IIIII bt11t11 .a. mADded II. W erlaiD I">' nil: bll , BY ROBERT WINGE'ill' TODAY'S T"OUGHT - Anybody can n b I f le dl friendly with an Individual w o s r n y. Soul best entry from ...: 1a~~t .._II>a!he !lql Coun)Y Fllr. lie wll! ..,. mlllod '-·~•y 1111 -•·---' Dot be~n 11M,..,.... ran.,4 i ---"JYPICASl" t ~ PTA TO MEET I PTA will The Rlverv ew nln A 11 11 meet Monday eve g pr at 7:30. Flag ceremony will be In charge of the ICOUI!. Studenta one through si1 tb grades will present an t 1Easter b s1 program. An Ullpor an u • n<ss meeUnJ will be ronducted. dltloa y Sbe' ,.·.. •-·• <:OMING ro POMEJW ..-..... w•.... ber HM 1 motber aceldeatolly tpiUed Congressman Walter · oe • boUIDI water aDd, caroi ADa, ler will be in PolllOroy at 12:30 h came rDDDIDJ oDd a11ppet1 and p. m., Tuesday lor a lunc eon fell ID the water, meeUng with a group of bulsllh· IAN ANTONIO (UP!) Tens white house declined comment Saturday on a Hsbod . report that movie George Hamilton, beau Lynda Bird Johnson, deferment from military h nds that he vice on I e grou f his mother. U.e sole support o The report was printed Walter Scott's ques IOn answer rolumn in u · It said the .,agazme. old Hamilton's draft board declared him 3A, deferring mil' •~ on from ltary dservthat be Is hardship groun s sole support of his mother." 1 11 The art c e wen descrUlibe HMrts. Ann '*-*'"" """"" ~;:~~":;,a~ ;~;te~"!~ 1:3: P· ~:~1e"" M.':::e-type of the grand prize No. I U<ente pllte a11d 1966 tafety..qulpped Ford - was Sherman !... Roney, Massillon, with a alogan of "Fasten your seal bella u 11 --. Heaven can wa . I -,yl i \ \ Kraly. DEPART· The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, AprillO, 1966-3 . ·. Muszc a I Hobby For Joe L. Price : .... i~; : . . , ,. . ~rv~,."~:.C':~~~ ~: IIIII!!!!•• IlL: :;....-===== TONIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY . h s . r· R . . I 'I th Darlr I Day ·~ t avmg 1me emaimng an ssue n e .~ ~~~~~~! ~tt:~~~~D~~/ :u~ ~ I LAST 4 DAYSl I -II' Z 1 .L.. I j . ___ ... ~a. He ~nd BY ROBERT WINGETT J. L. (Joe) Price, 76 year"'ld Portland resident, has music in his blood. While mwtc never was his livlihood. it has been counterpoint to hlo career wttb a Charleston, W. Va., sheet and glass firm a1ld for 12 years of retirement. Mr. Price, the owner of a 200 year"'ld antique violin tbst has been handed down from generation to generation in his family, once conducted a 35·piece orchestra. In addition to being an ..,_ oomplished violinist, d ow o through the years Price learn· · ed to play cornet, trombone, basa and baritoO< horns in the brass family_ and v~la and eel· Jo of the strmg fam1ly. ~!ways it was ~ hobby born of his love of muSic. Mr. Price served as conductor ef an orchestra whlle he resided in Charleston, and work· ed as an engmeer for the LibbyOwens Sheet and Plate Glass Co. ••1 had the orchestra just as a hobby. We served numerous churcb events and other func-Uons," he said. Price, DOW 76, retired from Libby-Owens in 1954 after 35 years of service. He served it as chief engi"""r for 21 years and in the land legal depart· .. . ment the final a years before _ M J L Pric . h.-. . -' -retirement. Priar to taking the - '- _- . e, w."':; le d an orchestra as a hobby for several years job with Libby Owens he was . . iD 1954, holds ·hfl-anllque .vlohn believed to he 200 years old. Mr. employed by the overnmenl 11 8 his Kate, Glass Co., Charl..ton, W. as a(nC whenp Lock 21 at 0 n age 16) . on m ~ife, ~{v! :t ~~~~~~"?; ;;i~~t C~u~~;te I 1 1 I RUG CLEANING Ro b•Jnson s 1 1 Ready to use .•. w TELEPHONE SCIENCE MEIGS THEATRE FOR NEW WALKS =====o;;o;==- FASr lJELIVERY GOEG,lUN READY MIX CO. I . .... .... ~ • • ,. _ .......... jo.JJ.itW••W • • • • I ,.;..i.,.lr•jqrk;ltrt.._ !RfNe' 'PRICES ·····~······· · ··- ·· ,. ··· I ' •, .. .. ·w• •. ent~inuedeer Wildfires Caught From High Atop Tower in Gallia :,1 1 ~ ,.," . ' • • , 1 ' .11..~ ~ :~ £$~t·i~ l'· h'f' ._. . . . . . . lie Cox Ce~t ral Figure in · ~ederal Driv~ .:t~_ ,$~o p Exte.~s ,.• spe - I News Highlights - ~~~ r~ rieasaut Deitn lll8plelo- tcbedUler:l Dut Ule tDipecton: Oa .March 25 1918 I fila~ Joarl!ni tifety ors Clark and Tbornu for tbo bad made no decision. (!J .'!!" repOrt. stated !bat the mveat~ boats. . alleged violation of .• DJarine meandme II w~ akjl ~ ptlall:;of. the crlnJ!nal p\Jjl!~ of Several -we~ went OQ the En~ wbicJI was allowed 176 poJIIIda . of atesm, The lnspeclars said lbey canghl Col with II pounds more steam thaD the IAlwboat was allowed. Tbe · safety falve was_ weighted down bul Col demed placmg welgbu on the valve. Hls local friends llld residents expressed • lhat be would be able to clqr himself of any serious charge and escape punlshmenL_. On March 22 It Wb reported that tho trial went olf as JaW that towboat tnglneera -~~Uaan thf .. Coz case WOuld ber"II:Ut4e 00 JUha 161 ltl& it were living otrletly wlthln the by liBSistant federal a~y ed that the Combine law u 1ar as C811:Jing ateam F. w. McCullongh,- HWI~ngton; - P~taburgh Coal Co. I'"' Wlli._JOI\cemed. _ Be bad been aulhortzed , to to give Cor a job as 1111 The next day Clark atale!l place the case before the fed- eer on a pump boat . at ~····-'·~ lbat local inlpeef<lrs were DOl eral .grand jury and It was al· ington. ·· allolft!d . 1o. lite out 4eclsJo,ns 10 Indicated oth~r officers of the That's wbere Charlie to the public regarcliiJII _.towboat Enterprise mJgbt be- wound up. Qn Nov. 7, before them. RocmiunerulaiiOns eome lnvnlved. . 1was reported lbet lllliflndlnga were sentto Waab- - -- ~ ,... nJnnlng a ·;:.·.;;;;i;;,;: ;:} lnglon, Col was slated to staDd ~e marine code of. I he ooal Jandi~g at ., · trial _In U. S. Dlslrlct eouri at Uruted Stales at the time pro- to the disposiUon ol ""•• '"!I' HunUngton lor the allesed vlded a penalty of a fine of $200 : before the federal gran•' JUI-f'llli welgbUD,J of the safely valve or fi~e ye.,.. imprisonment or / no report was found in the oDd carrying of excess steam both upon -.onvicllon of carry- papers _throucb the end ·~'~"<;' on lhe Enterprise. . lng unlawful steam or over· year of mr. , '·•od• I wldfly known banquet circuli aker• bas been retllned tl E88t•m Local Execu ve Larry Morrison for the Ea1les' REV. JOSEPH KRALY, pas- All-Sports Banquet later tor of the St. Paul Lutheran month --- Dale Warner, clullr-1 Church of Pomeroy, say• pro- man ol the Frog Jumping Is far enougb along on test In connection with the new church that a romer- Resatta at Pomeroy,~ll~m:;~~ stone laying ommony has been ed to be reglsterinl planned for lhe afternooD of soon . -- The Southem Locol Sttnday, Aprl·l 24. . Athle"c o--tero ·- '"'"'""'"I " .,._ -· -...The ceremoay will get under- to roll~ •·· a lall auc~· Items "" at 3 p.m. and last about a lion u spring liouseclean!ng hour. Guests wm be IDvll- gets underway - Any IIIOmInto the soon-to-be· complet- her oflht booster or1anlzatlon structure for a preview ond can be cronlacted lor pick • up FIELD TRIALS SET The Raccoon Township Fo•· hunters Association wlil hold ' their !lsi annual field trial on . . w Saturda April 16 at Camp (Continued From Page Onel !mg one year ~~ Com fori, ~~ i Abner YLunrh will be served. tcati<lo, campers will be ad- , Va. Pr•:st':,. ~~~:g. ;~sided 14 i Hound~ will be cast al 7 a.m. Imtted free _ . : Mountal El . . I I The public is invitDd to attend. Tht" s1te Will bt> avallHblt> ~he I years m _ )T~a. . dN year round. but it operates with ! Mr. Alkms " a re~re ~ UNIT CALLED limited fa('Ilities during t he :Yo:~ Centr~l ra~~roa who ~~s The Pomeroy emergency winter months. Actual camp- plo_, f""' _ Mr~. Atkms , . ·n d , s summoned 11 9.22 ing 1ates are from Apnl 17 had man~: years ex~nence 1d squa SVi:.U-da to the Ha~ld through Oct I. _ :deal ing w•lh :h• _P U ~~~e:~~~r- ~:sld~ resl~ence n<ar PamThe Atkins' moved to Calha Ias a post~~s _er m Ieroy and transported James count}· last week aft~~~pend- gmJa 14 yean. ' ~ --, I rorhll ODDS 'N ENDS '- ' '•»." =~· wv:.~ !ilia occw···~u .wu~ ~wv 'ihc' ;;,to~i.va6 iacu1 Vt.'Uoii::J tulurficlaiD v: tti ww~lcrt UWU" When _federal_ marine inspect. weeks after the Combine tew· board boats at any time of day ing the boats. If eaptams. pilots or~ .aug~ . ~~e Cox, e~~ l>?"tSam Brow~- expl~ed ..at o~ n~gbt to. find out r.ss!.ea , ~ e~~ d." not_ take out eer · !'D tne lvOIDDine· :~ lUWDOa\•nWltUigW01 \'¥. Y'il., WJUI UIC Ul I!IU:CUU ~UJI C&"flecl, ' !WI IUWIS VI INUIISJI;ICI.IJC)' BIZe, . the Enillr!J!;i!e, ·allegedly carrying lost of 10 lives. The explo>- government 1saued deteeUve owners want to know wbjl. too _:much steam pressure, and ion was supposedly caused by badges ·II the ~pectora, and I~ engineers do not carry the the safety valve 1felgbted down, the carrymg of unlawful steam. the procedurt created a furor required amount of steam, It it was· almost lbe begmnlng of The federal Inspectors set a among towboat engineers. was reported, they are told to the end for lbe Gallipolis en- bearing In Cox case but on It was repor)ed Marcb 13 that get off or given to understand gt.-, Feb. 25, 1916, it was reported the llcense of engineer C!arlie thai their room Is wanted by • IJispec!ok WUilam Clark and that the hearing had been Cox had been taken away from their company. Some other enClurrlea-'Titomas boarded the- postponed. him by federal inspectors and glneer with hot blood 1n hif El)lerprlse ·88 she came out Early In March It was report- his case was turned over to veins Is secured In their place, of lhe mouth of the Kanawha ed that tile Inspectors were the U. s. Dflltrlct Altol'lley lor one en,glneer staled. River at P~ Pleasant and re- Ipaying particular attention _to prosecution. Engineer Cox arrived in GaJ. portei\1~ - ~ught tile towboat towboats m the Huntington d1s- This aroused added concern Upolls on Saturday, March 18, with the s_ llf¢-y valve -weighted trlct and all VIolators would be among the engineers. One rtv- 00 a short visit to friends and down and·· !5 pounds morel prosecuted to the fullest ex- erman asked why the Inspect- relatives. HJs trial was sche4steam. lban:-ll!e law aUowed. · · tent of the law. ors did not bear down on the uled for the following Tuesdoy R~ter. ~~~nn..s, , The target- date for compl.. m. and a project group commit· who has had four husbands. lion of the modem church, es Supervisor: Doris Ewing, tee of that commuruty. noted thai shethandldherP' ~ee J"""ted at the Intersection of 08 section nurse, Frances ::!."·"~=-~":'0 sons live in e IC a.~ Second and Sycamore-sis, is Hewelaon, aurgical ~E~~~~~; THEFT REPORTED estate, one of Hollywood' in early June. Dedication aerv· aurae and lllarlene The Gallia county sheriff's de- greatest showcase ices will be held sometnne dur· partment Friday afternoon re- which was built by Mary lmg July, acoording to R e '· ceived the report of a theft of Pickford and her husband, ; luggage racks from a car at Douglas Farrbanks. I WWI Veterans will Tycoon Lake. Henry Pierce, A While House spokesman Neighborhood Rd., told de~u- was questioned about the repot•t Meel April 17tb ties someone stole the racks BL the Saturday press briefing, . while he was Itshing. but he said there womd be no Vet~rans of World War comment. Hamilton Is weekend- will h.old an anr ..ial meeting on G•lllpolis; Ohio Sa)Te to Meigs General Hosptt· j ing with U1e Johnsons in Texas. Sunday, Aprlll7 at Coalllln, 0. al as a medical pauent. Mrs. Hamilton has three with Jackson Barracks as sons, William Potter, Z4, who hosts. Registration will start at I has taken he name of 10 a.m. Hamilton. GMrge, and David, Orville M. Hooton, State Chap' 2-t. lain will be present to discuss Medicare. All veterans and ~;;;;:;;:_;] n Jn'unction issued IN GALUA COUNTY LITIGATION in connection Ielected this week were Ga'iJ I ~n~l Or~r/ f.ollc ..t'ngJc~~ef ! J \served at noon by the Ladie• THE DAYLIGHT Savings si~ lwith the Centerville by· pass Smith, president, and IJJw_e I "it~· tha ;~~~~c~o~' ' )n Armco Picketing !Auxiliary, arcurdins to Edwin uation Nmains in the dark . City wu continuPd this wePk by Evans, vice president. Jumor IWI e e ' I T. Thomas, Past Dislrict ComCommissioners took no action I.Judge John W. Howell. acting High officers are Steve Jones LINDA YOST d hler of CATLETISBURG, Ky. (UP!) Imander ol i4 Chillicothe Rd., Tueoday wh•n representative• of Common Pleas Judge. One ttaot and Maureen Ryal. M d M Da a~gYost of ~ - Boyd County Circuit Judge Gallipolis. the Retail Merchants and Re- ' was ordered vacated by April r. an " - " .1 Houda- Chesley Lycan issued a perma· l ----roation Board endorsed fa!! 15 in one court action. IN MEIGS COUNTY b Great ~endht"nd ~n~ and ! nent m]unctwn. Fnday agam" TAKEN TO HOLZER ~ime. Commissioners are ,., POMEROY IJ followmg _ t• shelt, ~ug er ~ashe;i of pickering at the stnke- bound Mrs. Harry Allison, 78, ol ' IIMIS C08UR" ·llf 1.0081· GilA GfliN I ted Armco Meel Corp. plant m Ash· near Syracuse was transport- \ luclant to mal"e a move unJegs GOP FAlTHFUL are artlve trend of many rommumtles m M:s. M.lllonhHou b ' . k h y . 'cipal salaries PeMmersv11ie ave e~n se ec , d K • ll [OWIRD riDIRE ,...... ,. ... there is county-wide accord so in Galli a. Th1s wee t e oung boMtmg mum · . ' Le - A 'Jia to ' 1an , Y· ed to Holzer Hospital In Ga I· 111111111 •11 SIII•IJIIIi ltr sa W avoid confusion Commis- 1R<>publ ica ns drew over 70 to llce are expected to get a 20 Iby Racme k gJO~· lu~J te I Lycan. who said the order 1s I polis by Racine Emergency COlO! ~ DE lUlf'CIIEIISCOPE stoners voted to assis; the Gal- th~ir mce lmg A rally of party Iper cent hike and street and : au end Bur a7~nt ~~: I P:m: effective Monday, l!!ued the \ Squadmen Friday night. She lipolls 'Boat Club In the pur· membm will he held at Rio cemelery workers may gel m- 1Doyle WdSC &1 E' ,.; ' IJJ g Iorder during rontempl of court was admitted as a medical pa· ALSO: CARTOON Chase of land now occupied by Grandt> April 16. eroy, an .11''be ·b- ngd, 1 proceedings against eight plck- 1~~·~·:_~-----:===)=;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;::;;;:;:;::::::i::::i:iii 1treases. the club so thai an ImproveI d Bottom' WI - bonore th G", ! ets. He held the prOC'!ed'mgs in ment project can be undertakCOUNTY Commissioners I A DAYTON firm, on Its bl 25 years serv•ce Y . e ~I ! abeyance ~ecause he said evlen The )and and property will have- purrhasPd a tranquilizer , of $59.800. was 81ven the JOb Com~any .. VJrgLl Abtkms dence given so far has not beeu be. leased ba ck to the club. City : e:un for tn untv dog warden of reappraising Meigs County H_arrdlSODVllle hfas. rents! redrogg. ·•vverwhelming." ·g 1 F. · 1 f'~l .1 te mze as one o SLX ou an m 1 Manager Gory R. Short outlin- ,. tan ry .vans. rea · · Ohio production testers by the ' CONTINUE BOYCOTT ed a ~treet remrfacmg plan f Oh10 · o · ' A · r10 n I · for a lullf dozen str..ts this KENNETH MORGAN was re- THE BIG EASTER event 0 aorymen s ssoc•a NEW YORK (UP!) - Hold· summer and had his solary ' named chairman of tho Galli- I the county will be the egg hunt ONE BREAKING and enter· · out longshoremen nlsed from $10.1100 to 112.1100 polis Recreation Board this i for the county's children : , ing tDok place at Shenang I their .boycott of the Holland per year. The cit}' tathf'rs al!lo !Wf>fk. Cahr1n l.avne was named ' be held at 2 P· m. today I Springs Nit~ Club Sunday, but Amencan Lme pier voted to inv~st $1 20,(0) or sur. vic~? chairman. The pool will IMiddlt>port. Members of the nothing was missing. Patrol· two days after the setUement 1 plus funds in government se- iop•n \·lay 28. Admi ssion prices -Middleport • _Pomeroy Rotary oren CIU!ord Russell, Meigs- 1a wildcat strike that nat1lal!y eurities. , are raised from last year. Club and their _ Rotary-Anns Gallia officer. was presented 1paralyzed New York and i complet•d preparmg the eggs the o. w. Merrill award for IJersey piers for a week. A STARTLING development ' REV. GEORGE Thomas de- Thursday n•ght. meritorious oervice. He was 1.,';;;;;;;;;i;;.;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l Was the arre-st of two juvenile livered t.hl!' sermon at the cited ror a gun duel on Rt. 7, I &iris. ages 14 and 17. charged ' Good Froday community ser- 1 ROBERT E. BOWEN, co~nly at Addison last May. when he with stealing a car off the · vice hPid in Firs I Presbyterian relementary school. super~JSOr, shot and killed his attacker, RoBob Rees used car lot. One i Church. The county had a I has been given a five ~ear ron- bert M. Phis"'· after he bad breaking and 8ntering of . the number of ~unme serv1ces t., · tract as county aupenntendent been shot in tbe abdomen. week took place at Gallipolis day, and a full sch•dule of wor- 1of schools to succeed 0. 0. Pal- , 1 Food Co at Third Ave and ship ..rv1ces are set for most 1terson who retrres Aug. I. A SECOND watershed meet· ·· f churches I lng looking 1nto the elimination Olive St., where too tartons o I . EN MEMBERS of the of Doods In the Leading Creek I Cigarettes were taken. AnethELEV . ' be h ld ' R I nd tr car belonging lo Jlmm l• Ev- TWO FIRES rtnlrked the school act1on group and 30 sub- area will e m ut a a"' siolen Feb 11 hBS been week . One was Tuesday at committee members met this next week. Cong. Walter Moe!· Po!IMiroy ,.rovered In Chrel; ton. , Northup when 1500 damage was week to map plans for the bond ler and Ra!ph Welker, oounty Middleport donp to a building on the I issue campaign that would representative, wlll be &mODI I RIO GRANDE College an- Charles Kuhn plaoe. On Wed- vide the new Me!g• ~i~b l;the~a~pe~akii;;ier;i;s';;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= 1 nounced this. week strkt- nPsday a car driven by Mar- wLth e compreh"?DSIVe m ~ standards for admission. It , garet Adkins on Horse Creek schooL Ri~hard Rosenbaum 1 1[Q also announced the ne w· Rd., burned. Po_meroy lS directing the cam- · ph,yslral education bulldmg to ' pa1gn. !Iii·erected on the campus trao GALL!A COUNTY spelling JiHn named tn honor of Paul bee is set for April 15, with 11 DREW WEBSTER Legion R. Lyne. a former roach. his· contestants. Post acted this week to see that Jnatructor and presidem of : I none of tbe semeemen from the inatllution from 1951 until • RIO GRANDE College will I Me1gs are forgotten. Tb'J hJi retirement In 1!152. 1hold a yearbook workshop for o~lllng on people to llllpple the 1area schools April 16. Con· bath.dates of all men DOW I A 'tANGLE ol • milk trurk , gressman Walter Moeller re- servmg in Viet Nam. and two semi-tractor outfiTs ports a resurvey of the Rae! YOU'RE INVITED TO A"' 'lll · Rt. .35 near Bulaville Rd. coon walerahed is in the offing. AREA POLICE are planninl , 'I'U'adlll' night caused heavy , a trammg school, to be aponsorprqpettY damage and placed MR3. MILES EPLING was ed by the Melp • Gallia Fra~ tifo of four Injured Jn Holzer ell'<'ted PreSident of Washtng- 1;::===-----=-=.,o l Hospital. ton PTA . Ray St. Clair, manaRIO GRANDE COMMUNITY HALL ' ger of Columbia Gas of Ohio Rio Gr111de, Ohio • Tu.,d•y, Apr/112, 7:8Q P• m. I · ' I COUNTY SCHOOLS wore in lnr .. will be honored for 30 : Pomeroy, Ohio the ilews this w..,k with the Iyears of se rvlre in Mav. Gallla 1 - - - - - - - - KYGER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM · granting and failure Ill ~r"' 1Academy !enlor high officers TONIGHT.thru TUIIDAY Ch•~hire, Ohio • Wednesday, April is; 'l~:SQ P· m. new oontracts to teachers and :, , "DO NOT DJITURI" :t (Technicolor) '~ 1 Add a new look to your hnme Add conrrote ·~tiler per110nnel Willard C o p- I Doris Day. ADd Taylor • Sea how Tel star oper· • See .how your voice I' lef, head of North Gallia 1 walks All work fully guaranted , and, ates in space transmittedMrbum• 1:. ' ~Scllooil. resigned. Southwestern , eoncreta rncreases yow propertv's ·value. .e:.. \11'\llr tl'lhU-,hM• nf Of light thtOUJh thl I' , ~ Ohla.BIII• t.' WID. •n~ THURSDAY .. NoT OPIN failed lo. renew the contract (If ihi fuiure · OpticoJM•.ser•ndl.awr ~ TONIGHT Cllly Baker. head of t h o s e • S11 how telophont o Stt 1how your vol_, i& J . ;-: · .A ,.. -' IChOot.. At Kyger Creek, th• "GOODBYI CHARLtl" PR1DAY tiMI SATURDAY ~eto~ tldo notlonol tran!IDI11!1!f1C11110 tha ;• , ' Alorll 11-16 . (Color) boatel fall@<! to renew the con·~OY lti TMI ~QIININt" dlftn• country .•. , '-~ J .... ~~ 'I· . Debbie 1\oynoldo. ToDJ I lraell of !amuel Gayton, prln(Toe6Dieolor) LOW c!ptl: -aiiil Jim Wltlte, football CUriJt. Pat Boone With lilt- CbalillbeslaiA WY W2M FREE SOUVENIRS ... IJOOR H!IZES.;. THE ENTIRE FAMILP -aDdand Yvtlte Mlmeaux ~ch. North Gallla illred IS ' Paoe St. "'ioltK INTRUDIII" ·AT RAGON" ~t~Whers. Lealie NleltoD, QUberl ClretD <Color) . 'S Newest camp s·t1 e Oh10 " '·' '·, has judJed -,,"""'" •. 1 eerllflcal!l of MENT - Dr. JimmY Ball, • . ., · . V"''-. ' llololo1l ..... - ~- . :.,,~:Ei;.'~;;;;ti - ' btolllhll!t ID and I . . . eer ollb: yeara dtvotld tD lblt SEAT belle a frte ride,• h 3"".. Middliporl In ~;;;;;;;;;;::::;-=-!;~~~~~= PT. PLEASANT _ 11 has been aDDOUDced that ...... lng 'londly, all dogs perm 111ed to run free on "'"'' " ak to tb ly rlty streets will be pltked up and t en e coun dog pound at Crab Creek. F k ••asl... lng 1n the t·oundup wUI be Fireman ran " •• Mr. Bonerutter stated t bat he wiU be 1IJo Bo~-utter. 1Dg";"1' tranquill!er "''n to aid hlm. A dart from the •• sleep for abo ut an hour wllh ..,,~ puts an anlmallo :;;-111parent meffetts later. Persons llishlng to claim their_ pets may come to the pound to do so. FRANK H. JOHNSTON'S as secretary of ••·• County Fair l!olrd Jill 0,1~ i~ -------'i ... 'IIULY D1CAD1 HTITI Carol ADD lftlle, -year• old dJD,Jhter ol Mr. ud Mrl. JobD R. Wb1le, lOS Cbeltaatat, wao admll1ed 11 Boller Hospital at 10:111 •· m. l"rrday wl~ "' le<ODd ..._ ~.. - ~-, ••• of 111e ,... ud lllads. Sbe I& .......,;•j. oatlllaetor7 """' • ' approximately lf,lllll peraou eUglble to vote with 1,024 re- - Y_..,.. - from ground obsm•torles. . .· . - l.r-OUIH n. BJ~ljf[cc>~.?'':\~\"'C'' '7"~~':~~~ Ji' ·,:;:. · ·· ·..: "_,;,; JU:.>"~,I~ · ml'tr.'f~~ .... l!ODI~!_~~ .,•~.~-~ , .._ """" - · · Years Ago on the River ',,. Rumor Lynda "DOI'I''l' GROITE :s; _ thli£~.$.: Bird's Beau is ~~1'.ccSafety c:~ieal, III) IMo·--·l(U IJ ~ Deferred byth'!'o~!"~~~~rtmentor 10 ODS of ! _ :·::. ·~""!: CODJPlex craft IJ -!tinS .. Unltecl Stales. ersA ~f.d§-"'1 OALBBUE Greenbelt, Md., said the new L•es. . ~ ..•I~ may delay the opera- The satellite Is the - mos1 the ' i j ') -l 1 _ ~ l~J' · b I _ _LJ f I If m , might have on the space"!'afls operation. Scientists, ~evor, hoped to overcome the diffwl- f:i:e=r~m":k.~: ~~::= I L?lwNctsS '- q. ' afford per,.•• ,aa opporlllal· ' ty to relttter or ehaace .... ptratloa. · . T - _h_, e ~. Igs .. .,., - . _ , · iiWl\'1!· IWPERA TQR - Mrs. Maey Redden, Willow Woo,_l;•cv,eteran of 10 yea~a with the Ohio Division of For••II}J!BJ,'bQ'Yn pqlntln~. !<J locaUon of Fairview Fire 'rower on ,p)Qipng , board '~ Greenhouse" atop the tower. She mal.~~~s i!om~unlcation_ with 9utside world by telephone tnd !w~wa~ radio. . Easter Bunny pfO]eC • t BY Bllll WINGE'IT The Syracuse Ladies Auxlll· · ary of tbe Volunteer Fire Department, an active group of about 20, again this year bad an Easter Bunny project. Residents of 3yracuse and nearby Minersville 1n Meigs Co t th made aad fllled 370u~~~ter ~skels for children the o1 lh e area. -·· .LlWI was fourth straight year the ladles denated many hours of service FJLUNG BASKETS - Thelma Grueser, Mrs. Edith Hood and Mrs. Harry Clark-are on the project. busy filling Easter baakels with oandy last week. These ladies and others of the SY...,vHII cuse Ladles AuliiUary of tbe Volunieer Fire Department made and filled 370 Easter baO.. T "We don't make much money k:els. Looklllg up over the edge of the table Is Mrs. Clark's granddaughter, Dcatrn Joa 1 lor the auxiliary, but we· bave Simms. ·· · a lot of fun," said one. Approximalely 1110 of the mbliature baskets were sold for !Sc each this year to Sunday School teachers who gave them today to children 1n their clas.. es. Other baskets ordered fntm the auxiliary ranged in prices from 25 cents to 11. The baskets were designed snd decorated from used bleach jugs and detergent bottles, cut up and made Into basket shapes by the William Rizer family, Mrs. Agnes White and Mrs. Clara Lavender and daughters, Linda and Mary. A committee of tbe auxiliary spelli all day Thursday lllling the baskets with treats. The project has grown greatly since 1962. The Auxiliary made 200 baskets and filled them with randy last year, but netted a profit of only $40. , :I II I' : '11,1·1\:"1''II' I i II, IU·t 1·1·11 ~I I, ' I '· I 11 111 1 l' i ~~1 1 1 · ' 1 i 1!11: . 1·1 1 The profit may be less this Easter. · · •'· , R&ADY FOR DELIVERY- Mrs. Agnes White and Mrs. Clara Lavender, left ~~,na "' : ; But the auxiliary still Ill ron- Mrs. Sylvia Zwilling and Mrs. Marie Rizer, right, are in front of several Easter b· ~-' " ··: BY DICK THOMAS . vlnced it will have been a worth- after they bad been finished by the Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary of lbo Volunteei Fire ··--. Twice a year the woods and grasslands of southeastern while effort. Department. Ohio are threatened by wildllre. To guard against this - - - - - - - - - - ; _ : ' - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - -- threat the Ohio Division of Forestry maintains several fire highest range of hills In Gallia feel from the ground and there towers from which these wildfires can be spotted. Wildfire County. The elevation is more are more than too steps rising 1s woodlandese for "fire out of control." then 1,1100 feet above sea from the ground to the floor of Gallia rounty'a only fire tower is located deep In level. _ the lookout house. The stairway southwestern rorner of !Iarrison Township, less than a On a clear day the visibility slz-zags from side to side inmile from the Lawrence county llne. The "!JJokout Is so good one can see smoke side the tower, using seve n atop this huge skeleton of steel provides a view within billowing from the stacks of landings from bottom to top. radius o.f 15 miles or more on the Kyger Creek Power Plant Mrs. Redden starts her watch a clear day, the aignal for her to call r~o- In Addison Township approxi- around March 1 and works until During the deadfall seasoosfighters into action. · mately 20 miles away ao the abaut the middle ol May each j ·: ' ·. (March • May and October • Fairview Fire Tower Is lo- Crow fl1es. spring. This year she started , · 1. . . December), Mrs. Mary Red-caled at Marti Rd., approxl- From her Jolly vantage point 011 March 11. In the fall, she t 1 "·''·' I, den of Wiilow Wood, goes dallymatoly 17 miles southwest of Inside the "Greenhouse," Mrs. begins her vigilance after the ~ .• :. · to her lofty perrb to ·watch Gallipolis. Constructed Redden works with a plotting first frost and works until alter for that teiJ.tale column of lbe Ohio Division of Forestry board, which has a map of the fllsl heavy precipitation, ~ · smoke on the horlml which is In 1951, II was bullt on the tbird the area centered wllh the either rain or snow, sometimes !· location of the lire tower. com- until the middle of December. t pess, a ielephone wltb which She has an electric beater to .. can cal) the IAlwnshlp Ore keep warm. 1. wardens, and a two-way radio Last month, Mrs. Redden com- : .with which she maintains COJlo. _pl~led 10 years as 1 fire wslch- ' tact with other towers of the er with the Ohio Division of For· Ohio Division of Forestry. estry. She is cllrectly l'f$po"' High atop lhe steel IAlwer, slble 1o William Simms, diswhich is similar to IAlwt~S used trlct fire warden, District 5. on high tension lines, the little TbiJ year she luld spotted only steel lookout house measures two fires up to Thursday afterinches sqqare. Steel ~me 110011. windo~ on all four sldao P,.. Fllrvlew Fire Tower """ vide an excellent view of the en most ol Lalll'tllee IDd surrounding area. Sbe enten GaDia eotmti<t. Mncb of lilt through a trap door In the lloor. lltl'lbem port o1 GaDla The top o1 the tower Ia 108 (ContinuEd On Page_18) I 1 t r " 1 • • . , •• �. _, ' I' ' Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Apl'D 10, ltel ,,~ ·a~ aN=u:..-IQ~..~,... ~:::~!be-~~~ primary .....loa ·~- ""*' ...UloenmblelhtHfaurJumbl... ltttOl' lo ndt """'"· lo lrl:j~="'iF-==~=\ urday wldllbe ColDly Clert'l form fo!U ordlnOl'T wora.; ~ olflco remalniDI open, il!te tO rrohiems, are '-' otentl • E-neounteredby Sc"teDtiStS LNIGPf cf5'1:::.<::.-_ - f J . .D - CAP£ UNNE!.l'l (uPl).- -~~e~~\~~ !~~~... ~!~.~ . •orld'l flM 1$Wpnr 1010w•• •~ """'" v '"'"•-v ---tertii two "potonllal prablems" Saturday lbat may delay tbe stm of tho observatory's 10 teleRcopes ID exploliDI -- apaceE~neers at the satellite's control <enter had hoped .. to turn oil one set of telescop. ulateSaturday. But a spokeoman at the Goddard Spaceflight center, ' ~lit lllld It hU the problei!UI eoncerned an overbeatlni battery aboard the two-ton satellite. The other troublo deslt with a llmJng device that issues stored commands to the spacecraft. Since both problems were ne- tho space agenc" "aid it " ' , wai not known what effect they more than - :i:;·::~J"'w~rt~~ All other aystems aboard the bal-llke satellite were reportod to be workiD,J well Saturday. The satellite Wll shot Into a near-prrfect orbit Fnday to give man 8 new look at the universe from · above til• atmosphere that blurs the view NP·lNS, ·' -'R--. P· !t·t'·· ll•"rei repuilli..,a;and 9! r.. l)stered democrat ptored !Ddepeadeat, ..... ~ IT"''THII &Alii="'"'~ '" - - - CAR'!::> GAMe. . .1: , -V f t · ._,;w - 1ob, .·· . Fair Board memllm atWJii' od the resiiDatloll wUb dllt resret. Frank, a wry 111!""'1"1': ~- pot, 1u1llkewlte. .bitrellre. Fr*' lt 11111DJ myeari, lllld IIIII bt11t11 .a. mADded II. W erlaiD I">' nil: bll , BY ROBERT WINGE'ill' TODAY'S T"OUGHT - Anybody can n b I f le dl friendly with an Individual w o s r n y. Soul best entry from ...: 1a~~t .._II>a!he !lql Coun)Y Fllr. lie wll! ..,. mlllod '-·~•y 1111 -•·---' Dot be~n 11M,..,.... ran.,4 i ---"JYPICASl" t ~ PTA TO MEET I PTA will The Rlverv ew nln A 11 11 meet Monday eve g pr at 7:30. Flag ceremony will be In charge of the ICOUI!. Studenta one through si1 tb grades will present an t 1Easter b s1 program. An Ullpor an u • n<ss meeUnJ will be ronducted. dltloa y Sbe' ,.·.. •-·• <:OMING ro POMEJW ..-..... w•.... ber HM 1 motber aceldeatolly tpiUed Congressman Walter · oe • boUIDI water aDd, caroi ADa, ler will be in PolllOroy at 12:30 h came rDDDIDJ oDd a11ppet1 and p. m., Tuesday lor a lunc eon fell ID the water, meeUng with a group of bulsllh· IAN ANTONIO (UP!) Tens white house declined comment Saturday on a Hsbod . report that movie George Hamilton, beau Lynda Bird Johnson, deferment from military h nds that he vice on I e grou f his mother. U.e sole support o The report was printed Walter Scott's ques IOn answer rolumn in u · It said the .,agazme. old Hamilton's draft board declared him 3A, deferring mil' •~ on from ltary dservthat be Is hardship groun s sole support of his mother." 1 11 The art c e wen descrUlibe HMrts. Ann '*-*'"" """"" ~;:~~":;,a~ ;~;te~"!~ 1:3: P· ~:~1e"" M.':::e-type of the grand prize No. I U<ente pllte a11d 1966 tafety..qulpped Ford - was Sherman !... Roney, Massillon, with a alogan of "Fasten your seal bella u 11 --. Heaven can wa . I -,yl i \ \ Kraly. DEPART· The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, AprillO, 1966-3 . ·. Muszc a I Hobby For Joe L. Price : .... i~; : . . , ,. . ~rv~,."~:.C':~~~ ~: IIIII!!!!•• IlL: :;....-===== TONIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY . h s . r· R . . I 'I th Darlr I Day ·~ t avmg 1me emaimng an ssue n e .~ ~~~~~~! ~tt:~~~~D~~/ :u~ ~ I LAST 4 DAYSl I -II' Z 1 .L.. I j . ___ ... ~a. He ~nd BY ROBERT WINGETT J. L. (Joe) Price, 76 year"'ld Portland resident, has music in his blood. While mwtc never was his livlihood. it has been counterpoint to hlo career wttb a Charleston, W. Va., sheet and glass firm a1ld for 12 years of retirement. Mr. Price, the owner of a 200 year"'ld antique violin tbst has been handed down from generation to generation in his family, once conducted a 35·piece orchestra. In addition to being an ..,_ oomplished violinist, d ow o through the years Price learn· · ed to play cornet, trombone, basa and baritoO< horns in the brass family_ and v~la and eel· Jo of the strmg fam1ly. ~!ways it was ~ hobby born of his love of muSic. Mr. Price served as conductor ef an orchestra whlle he resided in Charleston, and work· ed as an engmeer for the LibbyOwens Sheet and Plate Glass Co. ••1 had the orchestra just as a hobby. We served numerous churcb events and other func-Uons," he said. Price, DOW 76, retired from Libby-Owens in 1954 after 35 years of service. He served it as chief engi"""r for 21 years and in the land legal depart· .. . ment the final a years before _ M J L Pric . h.-. . -' -retirement. Priar to taking the - '- _- . e, w."':; le d an orchestra as a hobby for several years job with Libby Owens he was . . iD 1954, holds ·hfl-anllque .vlohn believed to he 200 years old. Mr. employed by the overnmenl 11 8 his Kate, Glass Co., Charl..ton, W. as a(nC whenp Lock 21 at 0 n age 16) . on m ~ife, ~{v! :t ~~~~~~"?; ;;i~~t C~u~~;te I 1 1 I RUG CLEANING Ro b•Jnson s 1 1 Ready to use .•. w TELEPHONE SCIENCE MEIGS THEATRE FOR NEW WALKS =====o;;o;==- FASr lJELIVERY GOEG,lUN READY MIX CO. I . .... .... ~ • • ,. _ .......... jo.JJ.itW••W • • • • I ,.;..i.,.lr•jqrk;ltrt.._ !RfNe' 'PRICES ·····~······· · ··- ·· ,. ··· I ' •, .. .. ·w• •. ent~inuedeer Wildfires Caught From High Atop Tower in Gallia :,1 1 ~ ,.," . ' • • , 1 ' .11..~ ~ :~ £$~t·i~ l'· h'f' ._. . . . . . . lie Cox Ce~t ral Figure in · ~ederal Driv~ .:t~_ ,$~o p Exte.~s ,.• spe - I News Highlights - ~~~ r~ rieasaut Deitn lll8plelo- tcbedUler:l Dut Ule tDipecton: Oa .March 25 1918 I fila~ Joarl!ni tifety ors Clark and Tbornu for tbo bad made no decision. (!J .'!!" repOrt. stated !bat the mveat~ boats. . alleged violation of .• DJarine meandme II w~ akjl ~ ptlall:;of. the crlnJ!nal p\Jjl!~ of Several -we~ went OQ the En~ wbicJI was allowed 176 poJIIIda . of atesm, The lnspeclars said lbey canghl Col with II pounds more steam thaD the IAlwboat was allowed. Tbe · safety falve was_ weighted down bul Col demed placmg welgbu on the valve. Hls local friends llld residents expressed • lhat be would be able to clqr himself of any serious charge and escape punlshmenL_. On March 22 It Wb reported that tho trial went olf as JaW that towboat tnglneera -~~Uaan thf .. Coz case WOuld ber"II:Ut4e 00 JUha 161 ltl& it were living otrletly wlthln the by liBSistant federal a~y ed that the Combine law u 1ar as C811:Jing ateam F. w. McCullongh,- HWI~ngton; - P~taburgh Coal Co. I'"' Wlli._JOI\cemed. _ Be bad been aulhortzed , to to give Cor a job as 1111 The next day Clark atale!l place the case before the fed- eer on a pump boat . at ~····-'·~ lbat local inlpeef<lrs were DOl eral .grand jury and It was al· ington. ·· allolft!d . 1o. lite out 4eclsJo,ns 10 Indicated oth~r officers of the That's wbere Charlie to the public regarcliiJII _.towboat Enterprise mJgbt be- wound up. Qn Nov. 7, before them. RocmiunerulaiiOns eome lnvnlved. . 1was reported lbet lllliflndlnga were sentto Waab- - -- ~ ,... nJnnlng a ·;:.·.;;;;i;;,;: ;:} lnglon, Col was slated to staDd ~e marine code of. I he ooal Jandi~g at ., · trial _In U. S. Dlslrlct eouri at Uruted Stales at the time pro- to the disposiUon ol ""•• '"!I' HunUngton lor the allesed vlded a penalty of a fine of $200 : before the federal gran•' JUI-f'llli welgbUD,J of the safely valve or fi~e ye.,.. imprisonment or / no report was found in the oDd carrying of excess steam both upon -.onvicllon of carry- papers _throucb the end ·~'~"<;' on lhe Enterprise. . lng unlawful steam or over· year of mr. , '·•od• I wldfly known banquet circuli aker• bas been retllned tl E88t•m Local Execu ve Larry Morrison for the Ea1les' REV. JOSEPH KRALY, pas- All-Sports Banquet later tor of the St. Paul Lutheran month --- Dale Warner, clullr-1 Church of Pomeroy, say• pro- man ol the Frog Jumping Is far enougb along on test In connection with the new church that a romer- Resatta at Pomeroy,~ll~m:;~~ stone laying ommony has been ed to be reglsterinl planned for lhe afternooD of soon . -- The Southem Locol Sttnday, Aprl·l 24. . Athle"c o--tero ·- '"'"'""'"I " .,._ -· -...The ceremoay will get under- to roll~ •·· a lall auc~· Items "" at 3 p.m. and last about a lion u spring liouseclean!ng hour. Guests wm be IDvll- gets underway - Any IIIOmInto the soon-to-be· complet- her oflht booster or1anlzatlon structure for a preview ond can be cronlacted lor pick • up FIELD TRIALS SET The Raccoon Township Fo•· hunters Association wlil hold ' their !lsi annual field trial on . . w Saturda April 16 at Camp (Continued From Page Onel !mg one year ~~ Com fori, ~~ i Abner YLunrh will be served. tcati<lo, campers will be ad- , Va. Pr•:st':,. ~~~:g. ;~sided 14 i Hound~ will be cast al 7 a.m. Imtted free _ . : Mountal El . . I I The public is invitDd to attend. Tht" s1te Will bt> avallHblt> ~he I years m _ )T~a. . dN year round. but it operates with ! Mr. Alkms " a re~re ~ UNIT CALLED limited fa('Ilities during t he :Yo:~ Centr~l ra~~roa who ~~s The Pomeroy emergency winter months. Actual camp- plo_, f""' _ Mr~. Atkms , . ·n d , s summoned 11 9.22 ing 1ates are from Apnl 17 had man~: years ex~nence 1d squa SVi:.U-da to the Ha~ld through Oct I. _ :deal ing w•lh :h• _P U ~~~e:~~~r- ~:sld~ resl~ence n<ar PamThe Atkins' moved to Calha Ias a post~~s _er m Ieroy and transported James count}· last week aft~~~pend- gmJa 14 yean. ' ~ --, I rorhll ODDS 'N ENDS '- ' '•»." =~· wv:.~ !ilia occw···~u .wu~ ~wv 'ihc' ;;,to~i.va6 iacu1 Vt.'Uoii::J tulurficlaiD v: tti ww~lcrt UWU" When _federal_ marine inspect. weeks after the Combine tew· board boats at any time of day ing the boats. If eaptams. pilots or~ .aug~ . ~~e Cox, e~~ l>?"tSam Brow~- expl~ed ..at o~ n~gbt to. find out r.ss!.ea , ~ e~~ d." not_ take out eer · !'D tne lvOIDDine· :~ lUWDOa\•nWltUigW01 \'¥. Y'il., WJUI UIC Ul I!IU:CUU ~UJI C&"flecl, ' !WI IUWIS VI INUIISJI;ICI.IJC)' BIZe, . the Enillr!J!;i!e, ·allegedly carrying lost of 10 lives. The explo>- government 1saued deteeUve owners want to know wbjl. too _:much steam pressure, and ion was supposedly caused by badges ·II the ~pectora, and I~ engineers do not carry the the safety valve 1felgbted down, the carrymg of unlawful steam. the procedurt created a furor required amount of steam, It it was· almost lbe begmnlng of The federal Inspectors set a among towboat engineers. was reported, they are told to the end for lbe Gallipolis en- bearing In Cox case but on It was repor)ed Marcb 13 that get off or given to understand gt.-, Feb. 25, 1916, it was reported the llcense of engineer C!arlie thai their room Is wanted by • IJispec!ok WUilam Clark and that the hearing had been Cox had been taken away from their company. Some other enClurrlea-'Titomas boarded the- postponed. him by federal inspectors and glneer with hot blood 1n hif El)lerprlse ·88 she came out Early In March It was report- his case was turned over to veins Is secured In their place, of lhe mouth of the Kanawha ed that tile Inspectors were the U. s. Dflltrlct Altol'lley lor one en,glneer staled. River at P~ Pleasant and re- Ipaying particular attention _to prosecution. Engineer Cox arrived in GaJ. portei\1~ - ~ught tile towboat towboats m the Huntington d1s- This aroused added concern Upolls on Saturday, March 18, with the s_ llf¢-y valve -weighted trlct and all VIolators would be among the engineers. One rtv- 00 a short visit to friends and down and·· !5 pounds morel prosecuted to the fullest ex- erman asked why the Inspect- relatives. HJs trial was sche4steam. lban:-ll!e law aUowed. · · tent of the law. ors did not bear down on the uled for the following Tuesdoy R~ter. ~~~nn..s, , The target- date for compl.. m. and a project group commit· who has had four husbands. lion of the modem church, es Supervisor: Doris Ewing, tee of that commuruty. noted thai shethandldherP' ~ee J"""ted at the Intersection of 08 section nurse, Frances ::!."·"~=-~":'0 sons live in e IC a.~ Second and Sycamore-sis, is Hewelaon, aurgical ~E~~~~~; THEFT REPORTED estate, one of Hollywood' in early June. Dedication aerv· aurae and lllarlene The Gallia county sheriff's de- greatest showcase ices will be held sometnne dur· partment Friday afternoon re- which was built by Mary lmg July, acoording to R e '· ceived the report of a theft of Pickford and her husband, ; luggage racks from a car at Douglas Farrbanks. I WWI Veterans will Tycoon Lake. Henry Pierce, A While House spokesman Neighborhood Rd., told de~u- was questioned about the repot•t Meel April 17tb ties someone stole the racks BL the Saturday press briefing, . while he was Itshing. but he said there womd be no Vet~rans of World War comment. Hamilton Is weekend- will h.old an anr ..ial meeting on G•lllpolis; Ohio Sa)Te to Meigs General Hosptt· j ing with U1e Johnsons in Texas. Sunday, Aprlll7 at Coalllln, 0. al as a medical pauent. Mrs. Hamilton has three with Jackson Barracks as sons, William Potter, Z4, who hosts. Registration will start at I has taken he name of 10 a.m. Hamilton. GMrge, and David, Orville M. Hooton, State Chap' 2-t. lain will be present to discuss Medicare. All veterans and ~;;;;:;;:_;] n Jn'unction issued IN GALUA COUNTY LITIGATION in connection Ielected this week were Ga'iJ I ~n~l Or~r/ f.ollc ..t'ngJc~~ef ! J \served at noon by the Ladie• THE DAYLIGHT Savings si~ lwith the Centerville by· pass Smith, president, and IJJw_e I "it~· tha ;~~~~c~o~' ' )n Armco Picketing !Auxiliary, arcurdins to Edwin uation Nmains in the dark . City wu continuPd this wePk by Evans, vice president. Jumor IWI e e ' I T. Thomas, Past Dislrict ComCommissioners took no action I.Judge John W. Howell. acting High officers are Steve Jones LINDA YOST d hler of CATLETISBURG, Ky. (UP!) Imander ol i4 Chillicothe Rd., Tueoday wh•n representative• of Common Pleas Judge. One ttaot and Maureen Ryal. M d M Da a~gYost of ~ - Boyd County Circuit Judge Gallipolis. the Retail Merchants and Re- ' was ordered vacated by April r. an " - " .1 Houda- Chesley Lycan issued a perma· l ----roation Board endorsed fa!! 15 in one court action. IN MEIGS COUNTY b Great ~endht"nd ~n~ and ! nent m]unctwn. Fnday agam" TAKEN TO HOLZER ~ime. Commissioners are ,., POMEROY IJ followmg _ t• shelt, ~ug er ~ashe;i of pickering at the stnke- bound Mrs. Harry Allison, 78, ol ' IIMIS C08UR" ·llf 1.0081· GilA GfliN I ted Armco Meel Corp. plant m Ash· near Syracuse was transport- \ luclant to mal"e a move unJegs GOP FAlTHFUL are artlve trend of many rommumtles m M:s. M.lllonhHou b ' . k h y . 'cipal salaries PeMmersv11ie ave e~n se ec , d K • ll [OWIRD riDIRE ,...... ,. ... there is county-wide accord so in Galli a. Th1s wee t e oung boMtmg mum · . ' Le - A 'Jia to ' 1an , Y· ed to Holzer Hospital In Ga I· 111111111 •11 SIII•IJIIIi ltr sa W avoid confusion Commis- 1R<>publ ica ns drew over 70 to llce are expected to get a 20 Iby Racme k gJO~· lu~J te I Lycan. who said the order 1s I polis by Racine Emergency COlO! ~ DE lUlf'CIIEIISCOPE stoners voted to assis; the Gal- th~ir mce lmg A rally of party Iper cent hike and street and : au end Bur a7~nt ~~: I P:m: effective Monday, l!!ued the \ Squadmen Friday night. She lipolls 'Boat Club In the pur· membm will he held at Rio cemelery workers may gel m- 1Doyle WdSC &1 E' ,.; ' IJJ g Iorder during rontempl of court was admitted as a medical pa· ALSO: CARTOON Chase of land now occupied by Grandt> April 16. eroy, an .11''be ·b- ngd, 1 proceedings against eight plck- 1~~·~·:_~-----:===)=;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;::;;;:;:;::::::i::::i:iii 1treases. the club so thai an ImproveI d Bottom' WI - bonore th G", ! ets. He held the prOC'!ed'mgs in ment project can be undertakCOUNTY Commissioners I A DAYTON firm, on Its bl 25 years serv•ce Y . e ~I ! abeyance ~ecause he said evlen The )and and property will have- purrhasPd a tranquilizer , of $59.800. was 81ven the JOb Com~any .. VJrgLl Abtkms dence given so far has not beeu be. leased ba ck to the club. City : e:un for tn untv dog warden of reappraising Meigs County H_arrdlSODVllle hfas. rents! redrogg. ·•vverwhelming." ·g 1 F. · 1 f'~l .1 te mze as one o SLX ou an m 1 Manager Gory R. Short outlin- ,. tan ry .vans. rea · · Ohio production testers by the ' CONTINUE BOYCOTT ed a ~treet remrfacmg plan f Oh10 · o · ' A · r10 n I · for a lullf dozen str..ts this KENNETH MORGAN was re- THE BIG EASTER event 0 aorymen s ssoc•a NEW YORK (UP!) - Hold· summer and had his solary ' named chairman of tho Galli- I the county will be the egg hunt ONE BREAKING and enter· · out longshoremen nlsed from $10.1100 to 112.1100 polis Recreation Board this i for the county's children : , ing tDok place at Shenang I their .boycott of the Holland per year. The cit}' tathf'rs al!lo !Wf>fk. Cahr1n l.avne was named ' be held at 2 P· m. today I Springs Nit~ Club Sunday, but Amencan Lme pier voted to inv~st $1 20,(0) or sur. vic~? chairman. The pool will IMiddlt>port. Members of the nothing was missing. Patrol· two days after the setUement 1 plus funds in government se- iop•n \·lay 28. Admi ssion prices -Middleport • _Pomeroy Rotary oren CIU!ord Russell, Meigs- 1a wildcat strike that nat1lal!y eurities. , are raised from last year. Club and their _ Rotary-Anns Gallia officer. was presented 1paralyzed New York and i complet•d preparmg the eggs the o. w. Merrill award for IJersey piers for a week. A STARTLING development ' REV. GEORGE Thomas de- Thursday n•ght. meritorious oervice. He was 1.,';;;;;;;;;i;;.;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l Was the arre-st of two juvenile livered t.hl!' sermon at the cited ror a gun duel on Rt. 7, I &iris. ages 14 and 17. charged ' Good Froday community ser- 1 ROBERT E. BOWEN, co~nly at Addison last May. when he with stealing a car off the · vice hPid in Firs I Presbyterian relementary school. super~JSOr, shot and killed his attacker, RoBob Rees used car lot. One i Church. The county had a I has been given a five ~ear ron- bert M. Phis"'· after he bad breaking and 8ntering of . the number of ~unme serv1ces t., · tract as county aupenntendent been shot in tbe abdomen. week took place at Gallipolis day, and a full sch•dule of wor- 1of schools to succeed 0. 0. Pal- , 1 Food Co at Third Ave and ship ..rv1ces are set for most 1terson who retrres Aug. I. A SECOND watershed meet· ·· f churches I lng looking 1nto the elimination Olive St., where too tartons o I . EN MEMBERS of the of Doods In the Leading Creek I Cigarettes were taken. AnethELEV . ' be h ld ' R I nd tr car belonging lo Jlmm l• Ev- TWO FIRES rtnlrked the school act1on group and 30 sub- area will e m ut a a"' siolen Feb 11 hBS been week . One was Tuesday at committee members met this next week. Cong. Walter Moe!· Po!IMiroy ,.rovered In Chrel; ton. , Northup when 1500 damage was week to map plans for the bond ler and Ra!ph Welker, oounty Middleport donp to a building on the I issue campaign that would representative, wlll be &mODI I RIO GRANDE College an- Charles Kuhn plaoe. On Wed- vide the new Me!g• ~i~b l;the~a~pe~akii;;ier;i;s';;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= 1 nounced this. week strkt- nPsday a car driven by Mar- wLth e compreh"?DSIVe m ~ standards for admission. It , garet Adkins on Horse Creek schooL Ri~hard Rosenbaum 1 1[Q also announced the ne w· Rd., burned. Po_meroy lS directing the cam- · ph,yslral education bulldmg to ' pa1gn. !Iii·erected on the campus trao GALL!A COUNTY spelling JiHn named tn honor of Paul bee is set for April 15, with 11 DREW WEBSTER Legion R. Lyne. a former roach. his· contestants. Post acted this week to see that Jnatructor and presidem of : I none of tbe semeemen from the inatllution from 1951 until • RIO GRANDE College will I Me1gs are forgotten. Tb'J hJi retirement In 1!152. 1hold a yearbook workshop for o~lllng on people to llllpple the 1area schools April 16. Con· bath.dates of all men DOW I A 'tANGLE ol • milk trurk , gressman Walter Moeller re- servmg in Viet Nam. and two semi-tractor outfiTs ports a resurvey of the Rae! YOU'RE INVITED TO A"' 'lll · Rt. .35 near Bulaville Rd. coon walerahed is in the offing. AREA POLICE are planninl , 'I'U'adlll' night caused heavy , a trammg school, to be aponsorprqpettY damage and placed MR3. MILES EPLING was ed by the Melp • Gallia Fra~ tifo of four Injured Jn Holzer ell'<'ted PreSident of Washtng- 1;::===-----=-=.,o l Hospital. ton PTA . Ray St. Clair, manaRIO GRANDE COMMUNITY HALL ' ger of Columbia Gas of Ohio Rio Gr111de, Ohio • Tu.,d•y, Apr/112, 7:8Q P• m. I · ' I COUNTY SCHOOLS wore in lnr .. will be honored for 30 : Pomeroy, Ohio the ilews this w..,k with the Iyears of se rvlre in Mav. Gallla 1 - - - - - - - - KYGER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM · granting and failure Ill ~r"' 1Academy !enlor high officers TONIGHT.thru TUIIDAY Ch•~hire, Ohio • Wednesday, April is; 'l~:SQ P· m. new oontracts to teachers and :, , "DO NOT DJITURI" :t (Technicolor) '~ 1 Add a new look to your hnme Add conrrote ·~tiler per110nnel Willard C o p- I Doris Day. ADd Taylor • Sea how Tel star oper· • See .how your voice I' lef, head of North Gallia 1 walks All work fully guaranted , and, ates in space transmittedMrbum• 1:. ' ~Scllooil. resigned. Southwestern , eoncreta rncreases yow propertv's ·value. .e:.. \11'\llr tl'lhU-,hM• nf Of light thtOUJh thl I' , ~ Ohla.BIII• t.' WID. •n~ THURSDAY .. NoT OPIN failed lo. renew the contract (If ihi fuiure · OpticoJM•.ser•ndl.awr ~ TONIGHT Cllly Baker. head of t h o s e • S11 how telophont o Stt 1how your vol_, i& J . ;-: · .A ,.. -' IChOot.. At Kyger Creek, th• "GOODBYI CHARLtl" PR1DAY tiMI SATURDAY ~eto~ tldo notlonol tran!IDI11!1!f1C11110 tha ;• , ' Alorll 11-16 . (Color) boatel fall@<! to renew the con·~OY lti TMI ~QIININt" dlftn• country .•. , '-~ J .... ~~ 'I· . Debbie 1\oynoldo. ToDJ I lraell of !amuel Gayton, prln(Toe6Dieolor) LOW c!ptl: -aiiil Jim Wltlte, football CUriJt. Pat Boone With lilt- CbalillbeslaiA WY W2M FREE SOUVENIRS ... IJOOR H!IZES.;. THE ENTIRE FAMILP -aDdand Yvtlte Mlmeaux ~ch. North Gallla illred IS ' Paoe St. "'ioltK INTRUDIII" ·AT RAGON" ~t~Whers. Lealie NleltoD, QUberl ClretD <Color) . 'S Newest camp s·t1 e Oh10 " '·' '·, has judJed -,,"""'" •. 1 eerllflcal!l of MENT - Dr. JimmY Ball, • . ., · . V"''-. ' llololo1l ..... - ~- . :.,,~:Ei;.'~;;;;ti - ' btolllhll!t ID and I . . . eer ollb: yeara dtvotld tD lblt SEAT belle a frte ride,• h 3"".. Middliporl In ~;;;;;;;;;;::::;-=-!;~~~~~= PT. PLEASANT _ 11 has been aDDOUDced that ...... lng 'londly, all dogs perm 111ed to run free on "'"'' " ak to tb ly rlty streets will be pltked up and t en e coun dog pound at Crab Creek. F k ••asl... lng 1n the t·oundup wUI be Fireman ran " •• Mr. Bonerutter stated t bat he wiU be 1IJo Bo~-utter. 1Dg";"1' tranquill!er "''n to aid hlm. A dart from the •• sleep for abo ut an hour wllh ..,,~ puts an anlmallo :;;-111parent meffetts later. Persons llishlng to claim their_ pets may come to the pound to do so. FRANK H. JOHNSTON'S as secretary of ••·• County Fair l!olrd Jill 0,1~ i~ -------'i ... 'IIULY D1CAD1 HTITI Carol ADD lftlle, -year• old dJD,Jhter ol Mr. ud Mrl. JobD R. Wb1le, lOS Cbeltaatat, wao admll1ed 11 Boller Hospital at 10:111 •· m. l"rrday wl~ "' le<ODd ..._ ~.. - ~-, ••• of 111e ,... ud lllads. Sbe I& .......,;•j. oatlllaetor7 """' • ' approximately lf,lllll peraou eUglble to vote with 1,024 re- - Y_..,.. - from ground obsm•torles. . .· . - l.r-OUIH n. BJ~ljf[cc>~.?'':\~\"'C'' '7"~~':~~~ Ji' ·,:;:. · ·· ·..: "_,;,; JU:.>"~,I~ · ml'tr.'f~~ .... l!ODI~!_~~ .,•~.~-~ , .._ """" - · · Years Ago on the River ',,. Rumor Lynda "DOI'I''l' GROITE :s; _ thli£~.$.: Bird's Beau is ~~1'.ccSafety c:~ieal, III) IMo·--·l(U IJ ~ Deferred byth'!'o~!"~~~~rtmentor 10 ODS of ! _ :·::. ·~""!: CODJPlex craft IJ -!tinS .. Unltecl Stales. ersA ~f.d§-"'1 OALBBUE Greenbelt, Md., said the new L•es. . ~ ..•I~ may delay the opera- The satellite Is the - mos1 the ' i j ') -l 1 _ ~ l~J' · b I _ _LJ f I If m , might have on the space"!'afls operation. Scientists, ~evor, hoped to overcome the diffwl- f:i:e=r~m":k.~: ~~::= I L?lwNctsS '- q. ' afford per,.•• ,aa opporlllal· ' ty to relttter or ehaace .... ptratloa. · . T - _h_, e ~. Igs .. .,., - . _ , · iiWl\'1!· IWPERA TQR - Mrs. Maey Redden, Willow Woo,_l;•cv,eteran of 10 yea~a with the Ohio Division of For••II}J!BJ,'bQ'Yn pqlntln~. !<J locaUon of Fairview Fire 'rower on ,p)Qipng , board '~ Greenhouse" atop the tower. She mal.~~~s i!om~unlcation_ with 9utside world by telephone tnd !w~wa~ radio. . Easter Bunny pfO]eC • t BY Bllll WINGE'IT The Syracuse Ladies Auxlll· · ary of tbe Volunteer Fire Department, an active group of about 20, again this year bad an Easter Bunny project. Residents of 3yracuse and nearby Minersville 1n Meigs Co t th made aad fllled 370u~~~ter ~skels for children the o1 lh e area. -·· .LlWI was fourth straight year the ladles denated many hours of service FJLUNG BASKETS - Thelma Grueser, Mrs. Edith Hood and Mrs. Harry Clark-are on the project. busy filling Easter baakels with oandy last week. These ladies and others of the SY...,vHII cuse Ladles AuliiUary of tbe Volunieer Fire Department made and filled 370 Easter baO.. T "We don't make much money k:els. Looklllg up over the edge of the table Is Mrs. Clark's granddaughter, Dcatrn Joa 1 lor the auxiliary, but we· bave Simms. ·· · a lot of fun," said one. Approximalely 1110 of the mbliature baskets were sold for !Sc each this year to Sunday School teachers who gave them today to children 1n their clas.. es. Other baskets ordered fntm the auxiliary ranged in prices from 25 cents to 11. The baskets were designed snd decorated from used bleach jugs and detergent bottles, cut up and made Into basket shapes by the William Rizer family, Mrs. Agnes White and Mrs. Clara Lavender and daughters, Linda and Mary. A committee of tbe auxiliary spelli all day Thursday lllling the baskets with treats. The project has grown greatly since 1962. The Auxiliary made 200 baskets and filled them with randy last year, but netted a profit of only $40. , :I II I' : '11,1·1\:"1''II' I i II, IU·t 1·1·11 ~I I, ' I '· I 11 111 1 l' i ~~1 1 1 · ' 1 i 1!11: . 1·1 1 The profit may be less this Easter. · · •'· , R&ADY FOR DELIVERY- Mrs. Agnes White and Mrs. Clara Lavender, left ~~,na "' : ; But the auxiliary still Ill ron- Mrs. Sylvia Zwilling and Mrs. Marie Rizer, right, are in front of several Easter b· ~-' " ··: BY DICK THOMAS . vlnced it will have been a worth- after they bad been finished by the Syracuse Ladies Auxiliary of lbo Volunteei Fire ··--. Twice a year the woods and grasslands of southeastern while effort. Department. Ohio are threatened by wildllre. To guard against this - - - - - - - - - - ; _ : ' - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - -- threat the Ohio Division of Forestry maintains several fire highest range of hills In Gallia feel from the ground and there towers from which these wildfires can be spotted. Wildfire County. The elevation is more are more than too steps rising 1s woodlandese for "fire out of control." then 1,1100 feet above sea from the ground to the floor of Gallia rounty'a only fire tower is located deep In level. _ the lookout house. The stairway southwestern rorner of !Iarrison Township, less than a On a clear day the visibility slz-zags from side to side inmile from the Lawrence county llne. The "!JJokout Is so good one can see smoke side the tower, using seve n atop this huge skeleton of steel provides a view within billowing from the stacks of landings from bottom to top. radius o.f 15 miles or more on the Kyger Creek Power Plant Mrs. Redden starts her watch a clear day, the aignal for her to call r~o- In Addison Township approxi- around March 1 and works until During the deadfall seasoosfighters into action. · mately 20 miles away ao the abaut the middle ol May each j ·: ' ·. (March • May and October • Fairview Fire Tower Is lo- Crow fl1es. spring. This year she started , · 1. . . December), Mrs. Mary Red-caled at Marti Rd., approxl- From her Jolly vantage point 011 March 11. In the fall, she t 1 "·''·' I, den of Wiilow Wood, goes dallymatoly 17 miles southwest of Inside the "Greenhouse," Mrs. begins her vigilance after the ~ .• :. · to her lofty perrb to ·watch Gallipolis. Constructed Redden works with a plotting first frost and works until alter for that teiJ.tale column of lbe Ohio Division of Forestry board, which has a map of the fllsl heavy precipitation, ~ · smoke on the horlml which is In 1951, II was bullt on the tbird the area centered wllh the either rain or snow, sometimes !· location of the lire tower. com- until the middle of December. t pess, a ielephone wltb which She has an electric beater to .. can cal) the IAlwnshlp Ore keep warm. 1. wardens, and a two-way radio Last month, Mrs. Redden com- : .with which she maintains COJlo. _pl~led 10 years as 1 fire wslch- ' tact with other towers of the er with the Ohio Division of For· Ohio Division of Forestry. estry. She is cllrectly l'f$po"' High atop lhe steel IAlwer, slble 1o William Simms, diswhich is similar to IAlwt~S used trlct fire warden, District 5. on high tension lines, the little TbiJ year she luld spotted only steel lookout house measures two fires up to Thursday afterinches sqqare. Steel ~me 110011. windo~ on all four sldao P,.. Fllrvlew Fire Tower """ vide an excellent view of the en most ol Lalll'tllee IDd surrounding area. Sbe enten GaDia eotmti<t. Mncb of lilt through a trap door In the lloor. lltl'lbem port o1 GaDla The top o1 the tower Ia 108 (ContinuEd On Page_18) I 1 t r " 1 • • . , •• �·'·. -. ,, r SUNDAY Wlll'I'E I'APER ~ • .. ·•~· . . ... '.- . ~. . Suf.dar Tlmes..Sentinel Reds Prepare to·Sabotage FJection, 11Y WQU&M I. Whi'li WASIIINOTON -The Com- • 1111111111 11'8 JIIIIU'Inc lo ii&YI aotlllr 1D al lhl Dolllilllcllll llpubiJQ Ill ~ ~, of ubo tPaill8 lhll tree elecllona allltelio aled there JUlie L The Trl-conUnental Co~ '{·~· Hullabaloo Rampant about Highway Murder ~-··r- J ( PIW!Sriffl -.r 1111 01110 fAU.ft Pf1BIJ81llRQ COJIPANf -.., lfeSS, I ~nnW IIIII froal Olllfll !Olll!ed In CaslrO Cuba, bu e~~Ued "'' "worldwide demo OIISiraUona" on April :U. Tbla wm be lhe lnt IIU!iYerlary ol a d..pljo CoJIIIIIUllbt..lftliltraled revolt oleolped to ~ tilt npublJc IJid woold l!ave but for qulek mUlto!')' lnllll'YenliOII by t11t lhllted ll!ltet. The central ~ ~ far • riP! • 111111 'l\IUlUo ... . IDtlblp, to malDtaiD onltr. Iii f.l!e IMlld .... 1111 illlf. oore CM!Jl!UIIIIII ea lilt 11'0'1111 tre allillbUtll fralll Qlt 111' of 11111r INdere publlolJ GO !II' flied, Ill lhl World Mlrltat Revlt,., WU 1 I'IIPlsldl!l cleltat i I uve ·i If'· Ia lllt lhil'tl plaet, the 'flol, oonllaen!JII Colla• 111t1t hu bWJ IIOall4•abl)' dMrtdilld ill lhllllomWGIII RfpqbJio IIIIi 1 1tll' I I :1 I I ill Lalla Aftle!'llla 11 llrie. Ill Pl'lllllltlll ll)'lllbol, J'ldl1 CUtre, II IDIInJ IINUIId til Qlbe llld bu atao fl'lPitaed tho DOJ>. I , oommunlJI Jell m·Lilla Amer1o .; ea ill pntral bJ the er...aDSS of lbe 1185 alltlnJI UJICIII lhll · Ute ol lhe DomlaiOaa llePIIblle. 'l'lle l!lllmate ol lood dlpl• DIIQ PI lalt~ 11C1111111f, lhourb Plllllbla 1110 bol)lful, II 1 !btl IIIli "de~~~MJirllltoftl'' Is to create Ill the Dombdcan n.. publlc eoourb eb80I to 11!u1 up the eleetlons. But a CoDUIIunlsl ~ il 11101her qQIStiOIL ill 1111 first place tho IDler • Araerlean Peace Force, commanded by Brazilians, still stands In the republle. II bas thus fJr been able, IIOIWII!Ittandinl CIQIIIIII!nt ar.lplq lroPI tilt Coamtunlsts and Cmummlst.......lated left IIIII !rom a remnant ol lhe old 1 • 'j .J,' this: Wblle April 2f will bring muob scretdtlJ111rom Commu· lllsl eell• Wei'Jlrbere, . lhe I , alllmat. Caaunun~ party goal In the Domlnlean Repu!J. lie ilsllf Is Pot UQiy to bt ' 'I . !.' ) attaitled. The mr.rmecuate CoiDJIMIIII objccUve Is to drive the IDler- Reveal Umpire SundiJ '1111111 SIDIIDI~ Sunda7, AprlllO, 1188 . Pappas to Hurl For Cincinnati , ·• Winds t GOP Confident of Gaining .· 50 to 60 Seats in House · .1'bl antl·&ovornment, ant! • Amorlo111 1~ , nstratlono lllld rloll OUI'I'IIltly ~ aekin1 Soutb VIet Nam are cllitul'bble 11 'Ill the extrome. Placed a16ng1lda tho ,.,ii'Ver •nore numeroua battle di!Pitcb•a "·.ll!d evor-lengtllening caoualty Ust1, illjjja~;e for the mo•t <liatre~~ing newo they to come out of that unhappy land ill 11111\Y !lt'l'~th' 'd ' " there ia one U1in1 American• ruu.l ~aiolleve at thia hour, it " that the doalbo bs'-"' maimilllls of their sa111, a1 well a• . ·tiie sufforilllls of the people of Viet Nam, '" ilre lor a purpose - that they wUl ul· ·n41Jna(tly bring paa..,, stabltilf, lreedom lo an<t lha beginnings of prosperity to VIet ,lJ!Iija and Soulheaot Aaia. ''''AI lollll u tills can be bellovtd, Anilrll·.lfii'IB are ready to make whatever no.-. rlll~• and employ whatever strenaU.. • n~·ay he required. But no amount ol funtla ~- ~ number of Amerioan troops, no 1011« !!111• of bombs, no body count of Viet .~· ruorrillas can create whit tilt -utb Vietnam8io have so far bNa 1111· . ~le to create for themselves - a repre. ..JIIIIIItive, popular and PI'O!JfOIBiVO cov'id!Dment whl<·h ombodi" a national wiiJ. iapeu to rld tho country of lhe sell·feod· ,.All evils of eommunt11n, poverty IJid - ill.Niion· l! ··fart of the trouble otems r.,m the flll\,llmt South Viet Nam II DD arllflclal Vielnameae, whelbor !rom ~~ or 10utb, are ooe piiOjlle. Llkt tiHQ • r un-natural and unatehle dlri. . the world - North and South Ko, ' and Ea•t and West Germany - Viet ,: · · will continue to sputter as a ru.. ~ to the ulUmate powder.Jrec so ~- The ~ ~l}fi ~ this impeoed division exist•. •<cotjjlolllb Viet Nom, however, unlil<e its .~~ I'IJIIIIItrparll, auffera from the aimlll· 1w;fMIIUt cll..bllille• ol polltlcll! 11111'8ft and ,.,._ . . ln!Uiration by its oovered loalf. It 'l'~ie wallnc a twl)-front alrugle, " ·~ · • both Ironia are on its home rroun<l. ht in the llllddle ;. the United which can no mort tmpo10 dem· on South VIet Nam than It can tbe CIJIIIOI, Communlate wllh bulltll II lletl!li, despite our mil· blvolvemont there, oven exert prta· ~ aovemment of Premltr N&UCIO Ky to Implement the rrandloao made II Honolulu 111d electlonl. I "" I1Hd oa tlln1110011a l'iwldollt ' 1)1. Ill 1111, IIIII lilt Mill W11 IIIII a welo eome •• IMICIMIIII but a lq Unt cl roo vo!W!s rqlJMI ol wl!loh the X, junta II butlbe -~ Tht ll'lliO llld fnRatillll il'onf II that wllaii!Yer 1ft 4o, 411' do not do, wo 11ft 111100llted wllb the ~ gt lllt Saigon government and ehare the rolt of target for the ventinS of popular discoJI. tont. Thill while 1111 buddttl dlt Ill till julio 11111 to pnHr'lt 8oulh VIII Nam, a Qj II boat.n by a mob In the oot~~~lrY'I eapllll. , . qlllfllflll one. wu: 0111 1111 Otlm.... ht defelted? 'l'bal II 11111 a qq~eo 1111 tlon, but an tven older one • I I ., ' .. ' I dallnl lllcik to tilt dlvblon ol lha OOIIfttr)' ill 1111 II now \ltOQIIIIDI ltrrlbly !JJPIII• Cia loulb Viet Nam fGml a ~~ lbal wtU WID the loyii~J ol Ill tllllllllla ol 1111 popu~,~? - l.lntU lilt _ . qullllall II wwmd, lilt fll'lt hu 110 Nil llllllliq. .. The Poet's Comer Our fatiloll, end bl'olllfrl Are MJ~t aerqp tile maiD, WhUe Pfll'lna wl~ and 1110tllen Cry, "Mut !bey tile ln vala?" 'nlere aurely iJ 110 reason Tb<lt make& involvemePt wise, UnlNt wt tee ID season Tbo cauao of rreedom rise. 0 llltll l.«d fJl story' Help 111 be brave and !rut: Our CfOII, like Thine, II Sory, But tp'llll us life anew. Lord, ~·• our boyl prottctlon Mldlt diJiiers they IN Ia And II home, I ...III'NCIIOII ot 1 lftaaly wl1l lo win! llalpb T. Nordlund hstorla, Ohio. Fon!ler Supply P•ttor, • Cardinals Cop 2-1 Decision ' ceo- For tbe Vlttnllllllt It M, 8t llliiiY Cl'lMII IGIHto For Ul wllh llselll to lblrt; Lord, 11'1111 In Ill lbll 1011'011 A reaurrte111111 morn May dmalelllt llld IDIIIGrrOW, And • llllion riM reboml ·~ ••Jl lAirD IN V1IT HAM There IN 10 llllllf •·,'..• (. ~ ' r I' ' Shall We Gather at the Pork Barrel? I I \ i \ I rtrst BIPtill g.urob, OalllPolll. • AN!? SI'VEAAL LA'I'Iillt lli-IE'Il OUT• 1HI COLL!&E KIPS ... r l'•ls tt'BIIK'I SPUJ4U ! \ ' I ·'/. e· •I I 1. ' \' . h' '65 PLYMOUIH 2 Dl••• ,,, I I �·'·. -. ,, r SUNDAY Wlll'I'E I'APER ~ • .. ·•~· . . ... '.- . ~. . Suf.dar Tlmes..Sentinel Reds Prepare to·Sabotage FJection, 11Y WQU&M I. Whi'li WASIIINOTON -The Com- • 1111111111 11'8 JIIIIU'Inc lo ii&YI aotlllr 1D al lhl Dolllilllcllll llpubiJQ Ill ~ ~, of ubo tPaill8 lhll tree elecllona allltelio aled there JUlie L The Trl-conUnental Co~ '{·~· Hullabaloo Rampant about Highway Murder ~-··r- J ( PIW!Sriffl -.r 1111 01110 fAU.ft Pf1BIJ81llRQ COJIPANf -.., lfeSS, I ~nnW IIIII froal Olllfll !Olll!ed In CaslrO Cuba, bu e~~Ued "'' "worldwide demo OIISiraUona" on April :U. Tbla wm be lhe lnt IIU!iYerlary ol a d..pljo CoJIIIIIUllbt..lftliltraled revolt oleolped to ~ tilt npublJc IJid woold l!ave but for qulek mUlto!')' lnllll'YenliOII by t11t lhllted ll!ltet. The central ~ ~ far • riP! • 111111 'l\IUlUo ... . IDtlblp, to malDtaiD onltr. Iii f.l!e IMlld .... 1111 illlf. oore CM!Jl!UIIIIII ea lilt 11'0'1111 tre allillbUtll fralll Qlt 111' of 11111r INdere publlolJ GO !II' flied, Ill lhl World Mlrltat Revlt,., WU 1 I'IIPlsldl!l cleltat i I uve ·i If'· Ia lllt lhil'tl plaet, the 'flol, oonllaen!JII Colla• 111t1t hu bWJ IIOall4•abl)' dMrtdilld ill lhllllomWGIII RfpqbJio IIIIi 1 1tll' I I :1 I I ill Lalla Aftle!'llla 11 llrie. Ill Pl'lllllltlll ll)'lllbol, J'ldl1 CUtre, II IDIInJ IINUIId til Qlbe llld bu atao fl'lPitaed tho DOJ>. I , oommunlJI Jell m·Lilla Amer1o .; ea ill pntral bJ the er...aDSS of lbe 1185 alltlnJI UJICIII lhll · Ute ol lhe DomlaiOaa llePIIblle. 'l'lle l!lllmate ol lood dlpl• DIIQ PI lalt~ 11C1111111f, lhourb Plllllbla 1110 bol)lful, II 1 !btl IIIli "de~~~MJirllltoftl'' Is to create Ill the Dombdcan n.. publlc eoourb eb80I to 11!u1 up the eleetlons. But a CoDUIIunlsl ~ il 11101her qQIStiOIL ill 1111 first place tho IDler • Araerlean Peace Force, commanded by Brazilians, still stands In the republle. II bas thus fJr been able, IIOIWII!Ittandinl CIQIIIIII!nt ar.lplq lroPI tilt Coamtunlsts and Cmummlst.......lated left IIIII !rom a remnant ol lhe old 1 • 'j .J,' this: Wblle April 2f will bring muob scretdtlJ111rom Commu· lllsl eell• Wei'Jlrbere, . lhe I , alllmat. Caaunun~ party goal In the Domlnlean Repu!J. lie ilsllf Is Pot UQiy to bt ' 'I . !.' ) attaitled. The mr.rmecuate CoiDJIMIIII objccUve Is to drive the IDler- Reveal Umpire SundiJ '1111111 SIDIIDI~ Sunda7, AprlllO, 1188 . Pappas to Hurl For Cincinnati , ·• Winds t GOP Confident of Gaining .· 50 to 60 Seats in House · .1'bl antl·&ovornment, ant! • Amorlo111 1~ , nstratlono lllld rloll OUI'I'IIltly ~ aekin1 Soutb VIet Nam are cllitul'bble 11 'Ill the extrome. Placed a16ng1lda tho ,.,ii'Ver •nore numeroua battle di!Pitcb•a "·.ll!d evor-lengtllening caoualty Ust1, illjjja~;e for the mo•t <liatre~~ing newo they to come out of that unhappy land ill 11111\Y !lt'l'~th' 'd ' " there ia one U1in1 American• ruu.l ~aiolleve at thia hour, it " that the doalbo bs'-"' maimilllls of their sa111, a1 well a• . ·tiie sufforilllls of the people of Viet Nam, '" ilre lor a purpose - that they wUl ul· ·n41Jna(tly bring paa..,, stabltilf, lreedom lo an<t lha beginnings of prosperity to VIet ,lJ!Iija and Soulheaot Aaia. ''''AI lollll u tills can be bellovtd, Anilrll·.lfii'IB are ready to make whatever no.-. rlll~• and employ whatever strenaU.. • n~·ay he required. But no amount ol funtla ~- ~ number of Amerioan troops, no 1011« !!111• of bombs, no body count of Viet .~· ruorrillas can create whit tilt -utb Vietnam8io have so far bNa 1111· . ~le to create for themselves - a repre. ..JIIIIIItive, popular and PI'O!JfOIBiVO cov'id!Dment whl<·h ombodi" a national wiiJ. iapeu to rld tho country of lhe sell·feod· ,.All evils of eommunt11n, poverty IJid - ill.Niion· l! ··fart of the trouble otems r.,m the flll\,llmt South Viet Nam II DD arllflclal Vielnameae, whelbor !rom ~~ or 10utb, are ooe piiOjlle. Llkt tiHQ • r un-natural and unatehle dlri. . the world - North and South Ko, ' and Ea•t and West Germany - Viet ,: · · will continue to sputter as a ru.. ~ to the ulUmate powder.Jrec so ~- The ~ ~l}fi ~ this impeoed division exist•. •<cotjjlolllb Viet Nom, however, unlil<e its .~~ I'IJIIIIItrparll, auffera from the aimlll· 1w;fMIIUt cll..bllille• ol polltlcll! 11111'8ft and ,.,._ . . ln!Uiration by its oovered loalf. It 'l'~ie wallnc a twl)-front alrugle, " ·~ · • both Ironia are on its home rroun<l. ht in the llllddle ;. the United which can no mort tmpo10 dem· on South VIet Nam than It can tbe CIJIIIOI, Communlate wllh bulltll II lletl!li, despite our mil· blvolvemont there, oven exert prta· ~ aovemment of Premltr N&UCIO Ky to Implement the rrandloao made II Honolulu 111d electlonl. I "" I1Hd oa tlln1110011a l'iwldollt ' 1)1. Ill 1111, IIIII lilt Mill W11 IIIII a welo eome •• IMICIMIIII but a lq Unt cl roo vo!W!s rqlJMI ol wl!loh the X, junta II butlbe -~ Tht ll'lliO llld fnRatillll il'onf II that wllaii!Yer 1ft 4o, 411' do not do, wo 11ft 111100llted wllb the ~ gt lllt Saigon government and ehare the rolt of target for the ventinS of popular discoJI. tont. Thill while 1111 buddttl dlt Ill till julio 11111 to pnHr'lt 8oulh VIII Nam, a Qj II boat.n by a mob In the oot~~~lrY'I eapllll. , . qlllfllflll one. wu: 0111 1111 Otlm.... ht defelted? 'l'bal II 11111 a qq~eo 1111 tlon, but an tven older one • I I ., ' .. ' I dallnl lllcik to tilt dlvblon ol lha OOIIfttr)' ill 1111 II now \ltOQIIIIDI ltrrlbly !JJPIII• Cia loulb Viet Nam fGml a ~~ lbal wtU WID the loyii~J ol Ill tllllllllla ol 1111 popu~,~? - l.lntU lilt _ . qullllall II wwmd, lilt fll'lt hu 110 Nil llllllliq. .. The Poet's Comer Our fatiloll, end bl'olllfrl Are MJ~t aerqp tile maiD, WhUe Pfll'lna wl~ and 1110tllen Cry, "Mut !bey tile ln vala?" 'nlere aurely iJ 110 reason Tb<lt make& involvemePt wise, UnlNt wt tee ID season Tbo cauao of rreedom rise. 0 llltll l.«d fJl story' Help 111 be brave and !rut: Our CfOII, like Thine, II Sory, But tp'llll us life anew. Lord, ~·• our boyl prottctlon Mldlt diJiiers they IN Ia And II home, I ...III'NCIIOII ot 1 lftaaly wl1l lo win! llalpb T. Nordlund hstorla, Ohio. Fon!ler Supply P•ttor, • Cardinals Cop 2-1 Decision ' ceo- For tbe Vlttnllllllt It M, 8t llliiiY Cl'lMII IGIHto For Ul wllh llselll to lblrt; Lord, 11'1111 In Ill lbll 1011'011 A reaurrte111111 morn May dmalelllt llld IDIIIGrrOW, And • llllion riM reboml ·~ ••Jl lAirD IN V1IT HAM There IN 10 llllllf •·,'..• (. ~ ' r I' ' Shall We Gather at the Pork Barrel? I I \ i \ I rtrst BIPtill g.urob, OalllPolll. • AN!? SI'VEAAL LA'I'Iillt lli-IE'Il OUT• 1HI COLL!&E KIPS ... r l'•ls tt'BIIK'I SPUJ4U ! \ ' I ·'/. e· •I I 1. ' \' . h' '65 PLYMOUIH 2 Dl••• ,,, I I ���• ' F~;;;;--~1 1 HOLLAND , 1ne· 0~1er•C rus er ' M ' h Hayb ,~;: ", , . · '.','. ,..: • New In Farming_ ~·•" u<r., !:,o•~•· •·I tbia ofSprin,. BY C. E. BLAKEISLEE rowu ;:::: llAI'dentna In Olllo whlrh Is a· 1particular ·variety or. b1brid Ill countiesweevU for control tile , 'n>ese compounds and the a. ; : Ext. Agent, Agrtcuttare useful recreation an<l cxceltcn\ vailable from , the Count)' liJX· I grow. mount of actual material to ap; Home •garden planting time uperleMe for youug &nd old. Of[lce. On one page in E- 1 11 h n the roduct ply per acre are as follows: : : is here with our commero•lai Thousand• of young town reo· this bulletin we lind of the IS •the Jrdener Malathion, IV< lb1.: Methoxy- u.. '"' '"' . crop of cabbage already Sl'l am\ pie m Ohio and other st•tes different types of garden plants, 8h0 ld b rt.d he f , aehor, lbs.; Guthion, lb.; mailed ruv fQrms tomatoes to be set this com\ng have foUnd a great the amount o{ seed needed for . 1u hie bee illnfre ge 'ttafv 5 Parathl0 n' \1 lb.j and Alfa• tol 1ft oct.ufonN you neede. :u lnfl':fn.al ou "" ' d · 1 00 I f th da t r•e Y w c w eze sa month. The home gardener In rarr·ymg 8 I;!Bf en prOJeCt n J eet 0 row, e Y!l 0 rna- to n So lett b......to 1 1.2 lbll. As with all chemleals, ...._,m... who baa not already >torted hi• the local 4-H Club. the planting distance In t r m\ ihare farmers will need to observe planting activity may be well . lnrbes. and when to sow. lt al; er or res use, n I!' safety warnings and follow stems during the spring by b . d hed 1 In sdd1tion, most home gar- so includes the yield per 100 produce excellent resulb alter the directions and reeommenda- overwintering adults. Eggs be-l e1nn " u e. . . dencrs agree - grown·• ieet of row freezing, but If you get a varte1 1111 tions 101' use of the compounds. gin hatchln in early April in However, there is • oppnr- vegetables taste better. Howcv· · ty which Is not aatlafactory fQr If you use Metboxyclor or Southern O~lo. I have already tunity to plan and carry out a er, successful garder., do not Another very . useful SOitrC<' freezing and try to freeze I~ Alla-tox you wUl nood 1o walt lrad several reports thst tarrn· g"?d 1956 garden operaUon. just happen. They "e the re- of information I• leaflet L - 100 the results may be 41sappoiDI7 days before pnsturbt or bar- ers thoogb they bad , ..n some Wtth some crops, of course, suit of proper planting. good whivb sives the newer vegeta- ing. vesting the forage. 'f you weevil damage. The earbneso. '' of utmo.<t Import- management, and careful! ble varieties and hybrids ror Another fact to keep In mind use Guthton you will need to newly hatched larvae are very ance: wtth others, w••tlng un- workmanship. Ohio home gardens. Thill points Is that gardens, u everythlnl wait 2L days. And if you use small, the mau.re larvae are til all frost danger '' past •n1 If a person is not sure of him- out that post experiences, In- el•e, respond to good soll, II ParathiOII, you wm need to green and have one distinct ·even until the 11:"11 has wormed self in planting a gardf'n, then. tended use .. maturity range. and you have available only fllh • Wllit n days before pasturing white stripe along the middle up suffictentiy 11 very lmpot t- by all means he <lmuld '"'"' dlsea!e reSistance are very lm- sot! or eroded areas, resulll or harvesting. There ts DO lim- ,of ,the back. All tarval stages 1ant. . IS) itation of Malathion. '!head have a characteristic black sattsfy1ng Home gardenmg Is truly a experience, On many ·tr..~. "'';'.-t~ * .." ; at&$1 :••n;;;;;a;a."!a~~--=n£Stl s& ,• . Parathion ts recommended~· · . farms and at many homes the ~ 1 for use by commercial or cus- The larval feedmg period home vegetable garden pro \ tom applicators only. If you lasts from .tJu:ee to four weeks. duces a higher return per ocre · t use Guthlon, you will need to In the beg~nnmg of the season, than any other activity. The · .· wear protective clothing goR- larval feedmg IS found In the r· . I I •tl d d \'' top 0 I the plant and as the manrla va ut> WI epen up' gies, NATURAL ru bber gloves . • · on the size of area uvallable. I and an effeettve respirator. population tnCF.sses all ol the the . to It rl th You should hegln Inspecting leaves, except for the veins care gwen · '" . . • , . If If p1a Ice k and midribs are consumed amount of planting lo p.uduce at atia thnts 1wk . peSor !whee The larvae 'spin a !rall lacO: a continuous supply of vrgeta'iarnglsweemu~rn · , •, ason. Ohio. Make the first appllca- like cocoon In which they pass besl d uringl l10 growuog tion of Insecticide that you through a resting stage, and On .the .other h~nd, If all of "'to 75 then from 10 to 12 da"" emerge the time " oecttp1ed ~•th profh h t ,cooseousewen.,u per , r 'bl 1 cent of the leaves of the alf- l the brown snouted beetles. Ita e emp oyment, the~ the alia plants show some feeding ! REPLACING ALFALF.~ home garden may not return •• damage. Some farmers have said they much mcome as oth~r sn:n:es. Mix the compounds In 10 to ' don't feel they cau figbl the One .of the operation; that 20 gallons of water per acre. alfalfa weevil and, the,.fere, helps mcroase the value. of a Howe\•er if the alfalfa is 8 or Iare switching to t•ther legumeJ garden 1s home pre~ervat1on by mor~ in~hes high, use 20 gal-l in their meadow mixture. freezing, c~nnina:, or stcrin~. of water per acre. Most Dai~ymeon should. bl! aware Many fumthes report t'nat th~1r llkely you will need to make [that any change m the kmd garden is worth flotl or more insecticide applications be- land • or quality of ron~hag~ per year. fore the first cutting. followed provided for dairy catlie must 1 The garden is the one place by a psray on the slubble afrer ibe followed by a change in ion the [arm whet • the entire the first cutting. 1the conrentrate m_ixture. A1farnil~ can work togeth'!~ '"": Jn Jn Ohio, a large percentage . roughage pr?gram oased on planmng, .planting, colttvatmg, I .------...; of tt.e larval population in the 1 good quaht} maxed hay r£>-. 1and harvesting. It 13 lmpossasprinB Is thought to hatch from :quires a 14 per ble to measure this factor in ' II.\ eggs deposited in the alfalfa I !Continued On Page 131 . :dollar value. 11 1~ ~ roro~'=~e r-~· o..~u,,,..,.,o;"" I .IT MOWS s~hsf,lrtion ;!P~ "fr~ze~ all tur~ty, ~· IT Conditions • IT Windrows Npw· JOU can whip hav harvesting hands down! Take amost nine feet wide. New Holland's new Haybine mower-cnliher 1weepa tlu'Ough tallest , thickest <-raps at speeds up to eight mlles an bour, It mows, It cn.shes. lt even windrows. The Hublne mower-crusher offtf'! many of tht harvesUna: ad\•anlages of self-propelled windrowen. and at ~:~l~oiw~·e~r;who investment. It's the ideal puli·IYPP mat'hine hav~m 't enough acreage lo justify owning but who want more rapadt~ than thev can a mower and conditioner Wllrking In tandem. ~ Fulton·Thompson Tractor Sales Spring Ave. ' r,'. ' " ·Miss Swisher ' • Jl!', and Mrs. Ura Swjaber of Cheshire 1 v~r ~bu=l=le~tin~2~87~,:":o:m:e::V~eg~e~ta~b~lo~p~or~la~n~t~in~th~e:s~el~ec~tt~·on~o;f~th~e;;;;;'C~o~n~tln=.u~ed~Oft;;~P~ag~t Ml\lll aft .• . , . . . I . ' . ,biWIIilltn MISS 1lf a KfetuultW LN.cUt:lw -• ~-:• A -~ ... .... _ . _ ...,· of Kyger Creek High Scbool BuSinelll. "~":if,ii;.".; ""'.;' ~­ an.d received ber tiaebelor of Education. WbiJe at ohio Sial'!, SCience. degree In ,~ndary Mr. , Shedd .WB3 . a ~mber 'of . Educatwn from Rio Grande. Kappa ·1111)11.8 fnte11!ily . Pild.a · College. At Rio Grande sbe was varsity letterman in IBM 'aiid president of Zeta Chi sorority, 1955 00 ths Big Ten t~:: • a member of the college choir, of the ensemble, and senior proclor at Davis Hall. She has taken work towarda her master of science degree at Oblo University in Athens. MIs a SwiShe: IS an Engllsb teacher, drama at M~ 1 and dJrector . cha~csburg Htgh School, M~ 1 cbarucsburg. Mr. Shedd waa graduated from Umverslty lflgh Scbool In Columbus, from the Klskf.. mentas Spnngs SChool in Saltsburg, Pa., and Ohio State Unlversity, where he_ received his o! ( .,ft ship. football teams, 1 !be 195> ROse Bowl ehamplonship team. · ije ts a eaptajn 1n !be National Guard servmg as spe: clal officer for the 37th Jnlantry Division, and ts buainess education ttacher, member of the coaching sta1f, and eoordJ. nator of Federal Funds al M&chanicsburg High SChool. 'n>e lll'aciouo custom of open church wedding will mark !lie event of J~ 2r.th at 7:30 o'clock in the evening in the Choshire Baptist Church. I POIIIR COMP~C1 I ate announcing engagement and approaching marriage of their daugb ter, Zelpha Irene, to Mr. Jan Wendell S(ledd, son of Mrs. · Janice· E. Shedd of 1130 W. Second-Ave., Collll)!bUI •nd the late Mr. Wendell Shedd. · "• - , aJfa~a I d~n swaths •. 1 •~ ~II ~~ ''hom~ • .' . f\~ · Gardens are Demanding Action.Now , i .,· · r~bllay.Times. Sent1!le!; Sunday, Aprll10,' 1966-11 16-The Sunday t1rnes.Sentlnel, Sunday; Ap111 10, 1~1 ten~on . Extraordinary New Hay Machine POMEROY ' ' s..,. Sharp ~atch Now fo~ Au:~1'= ' '? r ~ · ... Plus greatest handling ease in a 3-p/ow tractor... MISS HENRIETTA CHERRINGTON I ENGAGE.P - Attorney and Mrs. William P. Cherrington of 557 First Avenue, Gallipolis, are announcing the en· gagement of thetr daughter, Henrietta, to Mr. Dean Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Claude Evans of 117 Third-Ave., Gallipolis. ~,,. Cherrington will be graduated from Denison Un~verSIIy In June. Mr. Evans is attending Marshall UniverSity, The wedding will be an event of August 20th. j approxima~<'.l ~DEKALB HYBRIDS ~· RESIST STUNT DeKalb varieties Iis ted as experiment aIs f~ 1 (DeKalb 874) and 9132 (DeKalb 872) were tested cooperatively by. the U.S.D.A. ., and the Ohio Agricultural Reiearch and ' Development Center in highly infected M. p:M. (Maize Dwarf Mosaic) fields near ~ortsmouth, Ohio last summer. These DeKalb varieties 874 and 872 were rated right near the top of several hund· red hybrids tested. ------- ~- CHECK THE OFFIOAL RATINGS WITH YOUR DEKALB DEALER Your :arm Service Center ••• Central Soya of Ohio CHili polio I 1:\ll \'I~ \N1ERN~'T\0Nt..l Do's and Don'ts about Eggs, Egg Cookery loyv profilt for 111-*Y e Now,powttful ......l110 Of llV PAT GLASS Eggs should be stored upright, ery, •nd dry, by too rapid • ~1-1 on,l.,. e 3-poiM. "Itt lAd fortot" Extensioo Agent, Homo Ec. with the large end up - this cooking. Eggs served ln this drift c»ntrol SOME TIPS ON EGGs- Ihelps keep the yolk in the cen- condition do not attract anySince thilt Is the season for in- ter of tbe egg. As the egg ages, one in the family, so lt pays creased use of eggs, it's a good the while becomes Hatery, and to cook them properly. time to dis('USS some of the the yolk will ~ave little sup- Fried eggs are most tender qu•stlons we get about eg&l pori and will tend lo fall in the 1when cooked, covered, with a Here's the tractor that beats all othel'll in the 85-40 hp c:lasa f~r 1 and pgg cookery. direction the egg is placed. :teaspoon or two of water. Thi! power with versatility and economy. Shortest turning l'ldi111 I1 . 1 can be done on a grill under a Egg products are among Havl' you had scrambiPd e~gS ·domed rover, or in a covered (8'6') in its class. Hydrostatic power steering F~r all· i those thsl will supporl the turn an unpalatable green be- sk'llel 1 around utility or 3-plow operation-with8p<ll'ti car -1 growth of harmful bacteria f1.re thf'}l were served'! It's pro. • 1when conditions permit. 'nils bably because you held them 20 Eggs are conSidered standard , means It Ill Important to .ban- or 30 minutes before serving. breakfast fare lor the family, ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION ON YOUR FARM! die them properly : cook ade- The stored heat in the harden- but they can be excellent for q"ately, !Orve promptly, and ing, drying egg mixture helps to lunch and dmner, too. Serve cc.ok and refrlgtrate products create a chemical change re-- them With a de_ep green vege. wl.ich must be held. De"erl sulttng in the green color. The table, and a cmp salad for a ('IIStards and fillings, for tn- type of utensil is not the ques- sprmghke meal that is bght Ia stance, should be refrigerated lion - this happens in crockery, calories. Cheese omelet may Rear Meigs Ge ner•l Hospital and held cold for serving. Good glass or metal. The best way to be your choice, or baked eggs, sr.roltation practices so along avoid the problem is to cook creamed or scrambled eggs Pomeroy with top quality food, as we the eggs and serve Immediate- you name It Try. a method of , Phone WY 2·2176 frequently hear. iy. egg .'ookery that IS new to your Do you bard-cook eggs and One more posstblltty: If you family thts weeki iben have trouble peeling them? use water in~taad of milk, there Try these Ideas: Use eggs you may be enough Iron ln the know are 2 or 3 daya old as the wate;· lo cause some discolorashells tend to come off more tion of the eggs. easily: prick the lar&e end of Eggs are etiSY to cook but the eu with a sharp point be- some cooks still manag• fore cooking - this seems to cook them poorly. The main loosen the shell a bit; simmer thing to remember in egg or steam the eggs - don't boil ery is to use a low temperathem; <hill them quickly after lure -:- for frying, scrambling, cooking in running cold mater poachmg, and for omelets. The or ice wat•r; and "crackle" the protein In an egg can be shell all over before tryJD& to too often is made tough, nmove 11. optiobaJ. 1 ~dlin& ! , I Meigs Equipment Co. I Do you have 1 problem making deviled •&&• because the yol.ko are badly oll-<:enter? r ALFALfA fTEEVIL GRAVELY Give Your Garden the Once-Over UnlCO; 1, cu. ft. CONTROL! t *MALATHION · e Now owopt-lltclt etylln11 *METHOXYCHLOR . ~ ~rmU,IliiiD Be Prepared. Pick Up Your Supply Taday. Recommendations. From Your Farm Servlct Center Central SOYA Of Ohio Formerly: Mastjlr Feed & SeedCo. Your F•rm Chemical Heaclqulrtel'l I Syprno.. Sis. Galllpolit, 0. Phone 446-2C63 Frtutr For the season of abundont fniHo end ••ael:lblot, LA•••••~ ~~~~~~ you t~il borpin· in freezer•, •• 18 eublo felt Of et•r•.••·"' froun·food store In your C>\lfflfll,lchtnl Jhil Ur.~ li hll elf tht deluxe tealurol you'd tKPICt• thin Will super ·\ntulatlon, maanetic seal, bal· enctd id1 hind! dividers and baskett, mo~ern aquor&- ine desl1n PLUS fiv&.~~~r worrenty on refrlattation mtem 1nd o"I')Wron ~binot. Holds.over 100 *A.LFA·TOX See Us For The Latest Ohio State and West Virginia C~elt On..tf'o lllrh·torquo and Roluy Plow up .. till a penoot ,...tbod in ... -olion-roady to plan•! One of 39 year·round, qukP obaage tooil-built to make tourb jolio HI)', built lo ~~~~ Proofl Alk ~: HJe tbt Gravely llldulrucliblo?" rnu, GRAVELY TRAUOR SALIS & SERVICE IN GALLII'OLIS Chuck Collier Service Store P 0 M ~E R0 Y 22" rot.lrr, IIi b.p, t!IIIIJI. StH·pmtlitd model hn positive ftlctlon dtivt. .$.~8.87 "" Pf'OII.IIIef, s.;p); '\r..:;::o $19995 · . Sera-bar lftlp, (O.GJ~IG, .STORE OPEN UNTIL9P.M. •,' .. ·\ ~."'NS.t. ·~·~ .. .• ' '1 ' ~· luy At Londmoric"' Colnplllt Am fi1nn lind llittln Shopping Center. 1-11'-'11141 flo~¥rtrtllll1.7& tl) , ,. tttaht On T~• a,•u~lf!IJ 'Ohlll II!Y,'r• · · , ' .' JACK W. CAIIEV,'MGL 1 ' : - ~ -f92.~11! ,I I f.' ~1. ,,f:f~'l,' 1; ...,..,. - ~· ~ MRS. HAROLD LOHSE Mrs. Lohse will · Have Role Ln . • �• ' F~;;;;--~1 1 HOLLAND , 1ne· 0~1er•C rus er ' M ' h Hayb ,~;: ", , . · '.','. ,..: • New In Farming_ ~·•" u<r., !:,o•~•· •·I tbia ofSprin,. BY C. E. BLAKEISLEE rowu ;:::: llAI'dentna In Olllo whlrh Is a· 1particular ·variety or. b1brid Ill countiesweevU for control tile , 'n>ese compounds and the a. ; : Ext. Agent, Agrtcuttare useful recreation an<l cxceltcn\ vailable from , the Count)' liJX· I grow. mount of actual material to ap; Home •garden planting time uperleMe for youug &nd old. Of[lce. On one page in E- 1 11 h n the roduct ply per acre are as follows: : : is here with our commero•lai Thousand• of young town reo· this bulletin we lind of the IS •the Jrdener Malathion, IV< lb1.: Methoxy- u.. '"' '"' . crop of cabbage already Sl'l am\ pie m Ohio and other st•tes different types of garden plants, 8h0 ld b rt.d he f , aehor, lbs.; Guthion, lb.; mailed ruv fQrms tomatoes to be set this com\ng have foUnd a great the amount o{ seed needed for . 1u hie bee illnfre ge 'ttafv 5 Parathl0 n' \1 lb.j and Alfa• tol 1ft oct.ufonN you neede. :u lnfl':fn.al ou "" ' d · 1 00 I f th da t r•e Y w c w eze sa month. The home gardener In rarr·ymg 8 I;!Bf en prOJeCt n J eet 0 row, e Y!l 0 rna- to n So lett b......to 1 1.2 lbll. As with all chemleals, ...._,m... who baa not already >torted hi• the local 4-H Club. the planting distance In t r m\ ihare farmers will need to observe planting activity may be well . lnrbes. and when to sow. lt al; er or res use, n I!' safety warnings and follow stems during the spring by b . d hed 1 In sdd1tion, most home gar- so includes the yield per 100 produce excellent resulb alter the directions and reeommenda- overwintering adults. Eggs be-l e1nn " u e. . . dencrs agree - grown·• ieet of row freezing, but If you get a varte1 1111 tions 101' use of the compounds. gin hatchln in early April in However, there is • oppnr- vegetables taste better. Howcv· · ty which Is not aatlafactory fQr If you use Metboxyclor or Southern O~lo. I have already tunity to plan and carry out a er, successful garder., do not Another very . useful SOitrC<' freezing and try to freeze I~ Alla-tox you wUl nood 1o walt lrad several reports thst tarrn· g"?d 1956 garden operaUon. just happen. They "e the re- of information I• leaflet L - 100 the results may be 41sappoiDI7 days before pnsturbt or bar- ers thoogb they bad , ..n some Wtth some crops, of course, suit of proper planting. good whivb sives the newer vegeta- ing. vesting the forage. 'f you weevil damage. The earbneso. '' of utmo.<t Import- management, and careful! ble varieties and hybrids ror Another fact to keep In mind use Guthton you will need to newly hatched larvae are very ance: wtth others, w••tlng un- workmanship. Ohio home gardens. Thill points Is that gardens, u everythlnl wait 2L days. And if you use small, the mau.re larvae are til all frost danger '' past •n1 If a person is not sure of him- out that post experiences, In- el•e, respond to good soll, II ParathiOII, you wm need to green and have one distinct ·even until the 11:"11 has wormed self in planting a gardf'n, then. tended use .. maturity range. and you have available only fllh • Wllit n days before pasturing white stripe along the middle up suffictentiy 11 very lmpot t- by all means he <lmuld '"'"' dlsea!e reSistance are very lm- sot! or eroded areas, resulll or harvesting. There ts DO lim- ,of ,the back. All tarval stages 1ant. . IS) itation of Malathion. '!head have a characteristic black sattsfy1ng Home gardenmg Is truly a experience, On many ·tr..~. "'';'.-t~ * .." ; at&$1 :••n;;;;;a;a."!a~~--=n£Stl s& ,• . Parathion ts recommended~· · . farms and at many homes the ~ 1 for use by commercial or cus- The larval feedmg period home vegetable garden pro \ tom applicators only. If you lasts from .tJu:ee to four weeks. duces a higher return per ocre · t use Guthlon, you will need to In the beg~nnmg of the season, than any other activity. The · .· wear protective clothing goR- larval feedmg IS found In the r· . I I •tl d d \'' top 0 I the plant and as the manrla va ut> WI epen up' gies, NATURAL ru bber gloves . • · on the size of area uvallable. I and an effeettve respirator. population tnCF.sses all ol the the . to It rl th You should hegln Inspecting leaves, except for the veins care gwen · '" . . • , . If If p1a Ice k and midribs are consumed amount of planting lo p.uduce at atia thnts 1wk . peSor !whee The larvae 'spin a !rall lacO: a continuous supply of vrgeta'iarnglsweemu~rn · , •, ason. Ohio. Make the first appllca- like cocoon In which they pass besl d uringl l10 growuog tion of Insecticide that you through a resting stage, and On .the .other h~nd, If all of "'to 75 then from 10 to 12 da"" emerge the time " oecttp1ed ~•th profh h t ,cooseousewen.,u per , r 'bl 1 cent of the leaves of the alf- l the brown snouted beetles. Ita e emp oyment, the~ the alia plants show some feeding ! REPLACING ALFALF.~ home garden may not return •• damage. Some farmers have said they much mcome as oth~r sn:n:es. Mix the compounds In 10 to ' don't feel they cau figbl the One .of the operation; that 20 gallons of water per acre. alfalfa weevil and, the,.fere, helps mcroase the value. of a Howe\•er if the alfalfa is 8 or Iare switching to t•ther legumeJ garden 1s home pre~ervat1on by mor~ in~hes high, use 20 gal-l in their meadow mixture. freezing, c~nnina:, or stcrin~. of water per acre. Most Dai~ymeon should. bl! aware Many fumthes report t'nat th~1r llkely you will need to make [that any change m the kmd garden is worth flotl or more insecticide applications be- land • or quality of ron~hag~ per year. fore the first cutting. followed provided for dairy catlie must 1 The garden is the one place by a psray on the slubble afrer ibe followed by a change in ion the [arm whet • the entire the first cutting. 1the conrentrate m_ixture. A1farnil~ can work togeth'!~ '"": Jn Jn Ohio, a large percentage . roughage pr?gram oased on planmng, .planting, colttvatmg, I .------...; of tt.e larval population in the 1 good quaht} maxed hay r£>-. 1and harvesting. It 13 lmpossasprinB Is thought to hatch from :quires a 14 per ble to measure this factor in ' II.\ eggs deposited in the alfalfa I !Continued On Page 131 . :dollar value. 11 1~ ~ roro~'=~e r-~· o..~u,,,..,.,o;"" I .IT MOWS s~hsf,lrtion ;!P~ "fr~ze~ all tur~ty, ~· IT Conditions • IT Windrows Npw· JOU can whip hav harvesting hands down! Take amost nine feet wide. New Holland's new Haybine mower-cnliher 1weepa tlu'Ough tallest , thickest <-raps at speeds up to eight mlles an bour, It mows, It cn.shes. lt even windrows. The Hublne mower-crusher offtf'! many of tht harvesUna: ad\•anlages of self-propelled windrowen. and at ~:~l~oiw~·e~r;who investment. It's the ideal puli·IYPP mat'hine hav~m 't enough acreage lo justify owning but who want more rapadt~ than thev can a mower and conditioner Wllrking In tandem. ~ Fulton·Thompson Tractor Sales Spring Ave. ' r,'. ' " ·Miss Swisher ' • Jl!', and Mrs. Ura Swjaber of Cheshire 1 v~r ~bu=l=le~tin~2~87~,:":o:m:e::V~eg~e~ta~b~lo~p~or~la~n~t~in~th~e:s~el~ec~tt~·on~o;f~th~e;;;;;'C~o~n~tln=.u~ed~Oft;;~P~ag~t Ml\lll aft .• . , . . . I . ' . ,biWIIilltn MISS 1lf a KfetuultW LN.cUt:lw -• ~-:• A -~ ... .... _ . _ ...,· of Kyger Creek High Scbool BuSinelll. "~":if,ii;.".; ""'.;' ~­ an.d received ber tiaebelor of Education. WbiJe at ohio Sial'!, SCience. degree In ,~ndary Mr. , Shedd .WB3 . a ~mber 'of . Educatwn from Rio Grande. Kappa ·1111)11.8 fnte11!ily . Pild.a · College. At Rio Grande sbe was varsity letterman in IBM 'aiid president of Zeta Chi sorority, 1955 00 ths Big Ten t~:: • a member of the college choir, of the ensemble, and senior proclor at Davis Hall. She has taken work towarda her master of science degree at Oblo University in Athens. MIs a SwiShe: IS an Engllsb teacher, drama at M~ 1 and dJrector . cha~csburg Htgh School, M~ 1 cbarucsburg. Mr. Shedd waa graduated from Umverslty lflgh Scbool In Columbus, from the Klskf.. mentas Spnngs SChool in Saltsburg, Pa., and Ohio State Unlversity, where he_ received his o! ( .,ft ship. football teams, 1 !be 195> ROse Bowl ehamplonship team. · ije ts a eaptajn 1n !be National Guard servmg as spe: clal officer for the 37th Jnlantry Division, and ts buainess education ttacher, member of the coaching sta1f, and eoordJ. nator of Federal Funds al M&chanicsburg High SChool. 'n>e lll'aciouo custom of open church wedding will mark !lie event of J~ 2r.th at 7:30 o'clock in the evening in the Choshire Baptist Church. I POIIIR COMP~C1 I ate announcing engagement and approaching marriage of their daugb ter, Zelpha Irene, to Mr. Jan Wendell S(ledd, son of Mrs. · Janice· E. Shedd of 1130 W. Second-Ave., Collll)!bUI •nd the late Mr. Wendell Shedd. · "• - , aJfa~a I d~n swaths •. 1 •~ ~II ~~ ''hom~ • .' . f\~ · Gardens are Demanding Action.Now , i .,· · r~bllay.Times. Sent1!le!; Sunday, Aprll10,' 1966-11 16-The Sunday t1rnes.Sentlnel, Sunday; Ap111 10, 1~1 ten~on . Extraordinary New Hay Machine POMEROY ' ' s..,. Sharp ~atch Now fo~ Au:~1'= ' '? r ~ · ... Plus greatest handling ease in a 3-p/ow tractor... MISS HENRIETTA CHERRINGTON I ENGAGE.P - Attorney and Mrs. William P. Cherrington of 557 First Avenue, Gallipolis, are announcing the en· gagement of thetr daughter, Henrietta, to Mr. Dean Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Claude Evans of 117 Third-Ave., Gallipolis. ~,,. Cherrington will be graduated from Denison Un~verSIIy In June. Mr. Evans is attending Marshall UniverSity, The wedding will be an event of August 20th. j approxima~<'.l ~DEKALB HYBRIDS ~· RESIST STUNT DeKalb varieties Iis ted as experiment aIs f~ 1 (DeKalb 874) and 9132 (DeKalb 872) were tested cooperatively by. the U.S.D.A. ., and the Ohio Agricultural Reiearch and ' Development Center in highly infected M. p:M. (Maize Dwarf Mosaic) fields near ~ortsmouth, Ohio last summer. These DeKalb varieties 874 and 872 were rated right near the top of several hund· red hybrids tested. ------- ~- CHECK THE OFFIOAL RATINGS WITH YOUR DEKALB DEALER Your :arm Service Center ••• Central Soya of Ohio CHili polio I 1:\ll \'I~ \N1ERN~'T\0Nt..l Do's and Don'ts about Eggs, Egg Cookery loyv profilt for 111-*Y e Now,powttful ......l110 Of llV PAT GLASS Eggs should be stored upright, ery, •nd dry, by too rapid • ~1-1 on,l.,. e 3-poiM. "Itt lAd fortot" Extensioo Agent, Homo Ec. with the large end up - this cooking. Eggs served ln this drift c»ntrol SOME TIPS ON EGGs- Ihelps keep the yolk in the cen- condition do not attract anySince thilt Is the season for in- ter of tbe egg. As the egg ages, one in the family, so lt pays creased use of eggs, it's a good the while becomes Hatery, and to cook them properly. time to dis('USS some of the the yolk will ~ave little sup- Fried eggs are most tender qu•stlons we get about eg&l pori and will tend lo fall in the 1when cooked, covered, with a Here's the tractor that beats all othel'll in the 85-40 hp c:lasa f~r 1 and pgg cookery. direction the egg is placed. :teaspoon or two of water. Thi! power with versatility and economy. Shortest turning l'ldi111 I1 . 1 can be done on a grill under a Egg products are among Havl' you had scrambiPd e~gS ·domed rover, or in a covered (8'6') in its class. Hydrostatic power steering F~r all· i those thsl will supporl the turn an unpalatable green be- sk'llel 1 around utility or 3-plow operation-with8p<ll'ti car -1 growth of harmful bacteria f1.re thf'}l were served'! It's pro. • 1when conditions permit. 'nils bably because you held them 20 Eggs are conSidered standard , means It Ill Important to .ban- or 30 minutes before serving. breakfast fare lor the family, ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION ON YOUR FARM! die them properly : cook ade- The stored heat in the harden- but they can be excellent for q"ately, !Orve promptly, and ing, drying egg mixture helps to lunch and dmner, too. Serve cc.ok and refrlgtrate products create a chemical change re-- them With a de_ep green vege. wl.ich must be held. De"erl sulttng in the green color. The table, and a cmp salad for a ('IIStards and fillings, for tn- type of utensil is not the ques- sprmghke meal that is bght Ia stance, should be refrigerated lion - this happens in crockery, calories. Cheese omelet may Rear Meigs Ge ner•l Hospital and held cold for serving. Good glass or metal. The best way to be your choice, or baked eggs, sr.roltation practices so along avoid the problem is to cook creamed or scrambled eggs Pomeroy with top quality food, as we the eggs and serve Immediate- you name It Try. a method of , Phone WY 2·2176 frequently hear. iy. egg .'ookery that IS new to your Do you bard-cook eggs and One more posstblltty: If you family thts weeki iben have trouble peeling them? use water in~taad of milk, there Try these Ideas: Use eggs you may be enough Iron ln the know are 2 or 3 daya old as the wate;· lo cause some discolorashells tend to come off more tion of the eggs. easily: prick the lar&e end of Eggs are etiSY to cook but the eu with a sharp point be- some cooks still manag• fore cooking - this seems to cook them poorly. The main loosen the shell a bit; simmer thing to remember in egg or steam the eggs - don't boil ery is to use a low temperathem; <hill them quickly after lure -:- for frying, scrambling, cooking in running cold mater poachmg, and for omelets. The or ice wat•r; and "crackle" the protein In an egg can be shell all over before tryJD& to too often is made tough, nmove 11. optiobaJ. 1 ~dlin& ! , I Meigs Equipment Co. I Do you have 1 problem making deviled •&&• because the yol.ko are badly oll-<:enter? r ALFALfA fTEEVIL GRAVELY Give Your Garden the Once-Over UnlCO; 1, cu. ft. CONTROL! t *MALATHION · e Now owopt-lltclt etylln11 *METHOXYCHLOR . ~ ~rmU,IliiiD Be Prepared. Pick Up Your Supply Taday. Recommendations. From Your Farm Servlct Center Central SOYA Of Ohio Formerly: Mastjlr Feed & SeedCo. Your F•rm Chemical Heaclqulrtel'l I Syprno.. Sis. Galllpolit, 0. Phone 446-2C63 Frtutr For the season of abundont fniHo end ••ael:lblot, LA•••••~ ~~~~~~ you t~il borpin· in freezer•, •• 18 eublo felt Of et•r•.••·"' froun·food store In your C>\lfflfll,lchtnl Jhil Ur.~ li hll elf tht deluxe tealurol you'd tKPICt• thin Will super ·\ntulatlon, maanetic seal, bal· enctd id1 hind! dividers and baskett, mo~ern aquor&- ine desl1n PLUS fiv&.~~~r worrenty on refrlattation mtem 1nd o"I')Wron ~binot. Holds.over 100 *A.LFA·TOX See Us For The Latest Ohio State and West Virginia C~elt On..tf'o lllrh·torquo and Roluy Plow up .. till a penoot ,...tbod in ... -olion-roady to plan•! One of 39 year·round, qukP obaage tooil-built to make tourb jolio HI)', built lo ~~~~ Proofl Alk ~: HJe tbt Gravely llldulrucliblo?" rnu, GRAVELY TRAUOR SALIS & SERVICE IN GALLII'OLIS Chuck Collier Service Store P 0 M ~E R0 Y 22" rot.lrr, IIi b.p, t!IIIIJI. StH·pmtlitd model hn positive ftlctlon dtivt. .$.~8.87 "" Pf'OII.IIIef, s.;p); '\r..:;::o $19995 · . Sera-bar lftlp, (O.GJ~IG, .STORE OPEN UNTIL9P.M. •,' .. ·\ ~."'NS.t. ·~·~ .. .• ' '1 ' ~· luy At Londmoric"' Colnplllt Am fi1nn lind llittln Shopping Center. 1-11'-'11141 flo~¥rtrtllll1.7& tl) , ,. tttaht On T~• a,•u~lf!IJ 'Ohlll II!Y,'r• · · , ' .' JACK W. CAIIEV,'MGL 1 ' : - ~ -f92.~11! ,I I f.' ~1. ,,f:f~'l,' 1; ...,..,. - ~· ~ MRS. HAROLD LOHSE Mrs. Lohse will · Have Role Ln . • �_j; ' Mrs. Jack ,Knlght,GueJt ~peoker . . Seen and Beard I At l.eag•e; Plan lllltallatliJII 'l'hl bl1p6rl to Deltl MoU. ,.... mlde allll Helen Help /j -· s ~~'!!! •, · ~ cdfto Mlso Alb Ill~,... II bomli at1ll from Sowlbll Clltlh Stilt llido ers of. ,Voice · ' Leaglllo lleld ill reKUJat Gemihg !be • • • • • Jaek · meeting od Monday evening at new officers for the coming verslty te spend Easter with the borne ol Mro. William year. Tho buolness mee\jng h<r partots, Dr. and Mra. Bolle Davia rnq, l,akto sell. IIH. I>BII l!eekl.r ¥rll the elosed wllh the memh!l1 r.. ThclltlAI Mot.-n, llilluJO ''lloUo, ' UOII)"' 1!11-hocte,.. peating tho League Pf&ler. ~rod-•1 llelMI ~"'• .,1 · . • Mro, Mario lloloorll lltd fltm·1 The meoulll! 1111 c.. e4 10 · MH.' 3wc llnlrhl "IPI!I the liv hill •• wUI!I!ltd • I I 1111 w,..,... ~. il1 llll ~~!:.., lifll, cue•t speaker. She gave a di\llltitt, Mrl. Jllymoncl Woatnarwa 9loVer• ...,,.,._.. 1/ett my lttllll'tlllbt IIIII MIJIIIIJ tlllf (16fmol llublrl IIIMrlll yUViJi iiiii.r iVft iii don~i Wiii Mailli ~i "liiu;;<o),i ~ven by MH~ ~laid Russell. tAlk Mt !HiW ta !ftlldN ~r ~ ~lldMH. 'IWtv •Dd Klnn; ;;· 'ftdo colwlltl II 1111 . Till pllll'l l'lllb' lilOI to lift!. 8\6vtt Had I polnl mul dllld lor stbool, Sho lOki 1ho Ill FOI!III'II •. Mrl. . Woodruff Moos.' 11111 •111 wta lhllftrtll Ill' atOUP wllat k~ etn dlmt wtlll b11 brol!lw, Ptltl, 2d uttte peOple, probllml !lOW. TIIIJ 111 I'm not · p l - . lilllr lnu~lu .IIIII lholl Olhll' hoad!. elOb Mll!lb!ll' llllbll ol bill' dOI!IItlltlte to tho llllll4 mid 1111 IIIII witt, NldQt. Mil, llolllrll - bfi1oiiYII ID ··:~=I 1tu1, AI w1t11 IN 1t11 01 Hfllll Wtl~ 111'11 11'1 tun, b u pl£1111! lllor tile lllllMIIr, Milot, IMllelltl 01 1111111111 With diller- oil doll' II tlit Oil It lit filth aroea 111ir 111an CfM H"'k ''"I ~ _,_u la••'" llril!e r lilome 10 ..~·'11' Ulll I'Hd lht mlnuteo l!ftl ol lllllldton. lhe 111.. 1111' lam"• ovtr tlit lllltlt .III<WIII,I "'r ""' " -~..... ..,.,. tlit lui DeiiJir, IIIII lhlr -·· the le~....:o •• pr--ess that •aoa"··,"' ... YlktiJI 1M <Jtlll'l bul Wlll'l aodp 1 won't talk1 to 1M.all ·• m wuo _.._..._ 1~ _...__oerloUI liuilolt• '"-· --·• llere apptG\'ell y . tt.... Mrl. II· aided by ••Udern's contacta • """ Eve, IJid DO¥eU91 • - - w'" 1 ......,.., • .., """"' mt Otl c illollll'd vanao o&ve lilt tnaJ. filth uab Olbtl' IJid told aboill MernbOII Ill Frenoh Clly are wrllinl I boot lilllll JGtll' lleHp qtleStloDB "AII&fl·lal!e" an4 lll'lr'o npori. IIOw cblldrtn 1ft 11".._1 rutH Gardt!l Club wbo aUtllllid lbl dear bG)I ·.. Teonlsl to YOIJTH ASK11> FOR l'r1 Wlte!l the girl• aren't """ tt lit t1J caft of Helen Http IIIII thll llttt Ia. llltobm 11114115111111 ptw lor od dllalpliJII. lltl IIIIPIIIII ll!strtcl I( 1ptlng metliloa ol I iild I a<* ib. illsbtlilltcm dlrinll' to IN IOVetll ~ dill IIIII proput the OhiO A!IMtlltcm ol Oat• ft6daolll ll'tt ~ ' n.,..spaper. Onae they threatened me. hlld 1101 IIIOI5tll Mrl IIGbfrt lite ehlld lltdl 11 ltldlnl and den lllubJ In Logan Thutldly .. · GIMIIUI Clfl)' I lllht • ADVICE will not ropHI the vuliar 5\othgeb read se~eral' new llltllllnJ to llltm. flero Mtl. llllrl Bl11Wll, Prtl~ TV.,commtDI ott JM li~~~)IDIII""' 111' guage they ~!fd, bUI amendmlnll to lltt l!odltltutlbn l'ollowinllltl' 11lk film w11 dent, Mrl. l'lymond Jra do IIIII Ill,_. wltb lbo..::co-- : 1, I hOIII YGU W1ll rt!MIIIbll' nl&!ly they !Aid Ill and lbey ~ttl ~•ted on ond a qu111tlon and tnMr ptriad bury and Mil. John H. a..... ~~ ltl_~=~llbl;',~~':!l Ill. I IJII'Ote lboilt l>fOblllll belni !UCh 1 d<!iill!dlf, I'd AP"' td Ill I tl od Mt!. knitltt told abaut llle Mrs. Wtndell Roush, OOUn£11 lllulwriiDind I of beJnl too ...U ma_...t 10 torey. ,.ov ' vl!fa mo tlllt drst mothers club formed 1n oontaat chtlrman, tl18 attend· a otoWDJ II Jlmmr . tho ptllllllllo IIIII ol me. Will What do I do now! I my buddies back! _ GREEN llallipolls. She displayed sev· td. ~~rot@ a~l J.'~'"hl "~" 1 • " - "' 1 your ..Wlot wotkid .,.at (~lfp · · liON 111'11 IIOOllell !tom that first a -··• . "Pt"l wbo salol be spoke .. wllllbe pod I!WibOH bul - - · - P'.IMI::m,.,. "· h . club Mr. aM Mrs. tlui\Zio POlich.. I mt: · Ollllli:J:IMII . ,....ar uvn: tWr b ne lnd ~lldl'e!l 8rlgtl J51l wll! '''" Mis; !Ulln l'lti!IIJlli, . : I a IIIIIIIP JPIIIIIIIIIIIII!=U P'd make~ wllol ..... your Mrs. :n~~:n~er~e=e~u~ tmd Bt!th Ann, 'arrived ' frotll who attend• ohio l'lesle)ian" urry~ 12A=r:.ln1WI:re:···l~ Duddleo are jeaiOlil. Clve llllm lll!ll Mrs d Sto ~ 1\avenna on li'tlday to IPI1Id lllti!Wil'l!. I 0 · a low poiDIM'o 011 how to ..t.b ' · ot · ver, Prs. tho EaSter weekhll t<ith bit dlllcll IY · · l lirl; obaro the w"llh jj'Ou ::o~rt :thiNb, Mro, 1.~~:i parents, Mr. artd Mrl. Ood\lt llullr lfeek1111d 111esta ol 8 S eW r:.u~~" don't wlnl !Item ALL, do ' . .'· orman • ' J:>hillipa li:nrllute ·bonlll tho~ AIIOtllty alld Mts. JOhn E. U.lo 0 Oli~l "1 l · ,..,!) and I think your bey "'"· WiiiWII Rullill 111111 Mra. ' · · • liday lrt their dauJ!httr, IIIII')' loml man who spoke f'lllnill! ltoubles wiD be over. Now, kiohard Vanoo, No<l rnee"n1 IJ.ele ffrlii!Mr oUC!h ao f.IM•JJ B, a ollidlftt at Obi~ Wtolfl'ld f 0 and nnally ld¥18ed bll ftlll'l~ .,. ,~lear tho dook tor 1irl troo, fllllu~.I!Mo installtilo_A dinner orequiralenltotacftiOOIIquatt 1/nive,..Jty. their son ond loro: . "'01 .,.._ IGth It the Conteoar1 ltel of IIIII. Holf shout~ be IP' dlUpttr-ill'low, Dr. and Mtl, WASffiNGTON (UPI) - The "I lbillk ht'e ·alt biaol 11/NDA'I' (My second wlldut auiiia Crango Hall, plild bl!fore Jl)lving and thl Tom Halliday, Mr. and Mil. Army l1 oponll!l IIIW lrlllllnl 1'"'ks like 1 nl... CUl'• fin - - - - - - - - ROilNEY CHARGI 8Uitrill Ia that "Grttn Don" 11 pultlnJ · ~- i't'IItAinder wor~ed in altl!r plow• Htrry M, Mllltr ant Mr. and cenlert II thrM ~ Ita major thor Arnope t~ ~IIJMI.altd lllNDAY . !Wvieo 6:30 a, m. at the !he on. Lemme know if I'm ll!i. The fertlizier shoold not IMrs. Rochard Allen ~nd t\lil b.... and . brmgmg 11.000 l'ordh:u~ !AII'Ill IIIIIIUII HI'I'IGt :;.~, Methodist Chureh right) _ H. ~ applied in direct oontaot allldren, all of Columbus. :\tt~~m:'l~0~'1~:~ He toOh llltt 1 will be held II 1111 EillerPI'ltt CIFAI\0 MYF Wltl ihUP II Ilea~ Holen: (Con~nued rrom Page 10) Wtth lht •..a. ' ' Mrt. 0. 0. Mcintyre has If• hl!l!n it! Viet Nam builtlllp. " Needll!l Ill ldil, ·EUB dwrcb Sunday at 8 a.m., 7 p. m. SundaJ al 1111 !ton.Tb11 tlrl 1ald lht IOVtd me Irs Mt gomg to be anywh~re 11'h~n peas hav~t•llleeo plan~ rilltd 11 Gatewood !tom Now The thrll bASil wbieh Wlll ·t ·cjn with till YOIIIII rolloWIIllp In ol Mr. lnd Mrs. Latter PJy. but tlie wan~ to .. out Wi\h floor .. ..li.taotory •• With ttl In tile Rllrdln tor ~•vml Yor~ City for her annuol ;o. idol trainil!l to lhllr pfl!fnt . '"' cbllllo INkiMI Will follow lbllt. lonlltll llllll l1frtlh. olber JUya. SIIIH lbea tho • tood ferUle IOU. 8<111, or course, rears, treat the seeds with J jllllrn !'I!SJI<l lblllftl 811 rt JlraKI lli 11£.1 lburcll dlnllll room. menta. boon oeelnf one boy. Alii have can be bulll up, btlt lbll 11~11 lltlllible lunglclde to prtvenl ' N. c.~srt, ~lmpDIII, l(j.., Ud • 1ifMIMI GI\OVI aiaurGh llllldaJ llllll Ia lha lin( l!bo '"" baok llmt II nil II moftl!)'. GOOd !Ned de<lay. If yoU hove edoqh Mill Betty Krill! 01 Colu££1. Ft Lewis Wash it was lftl'll· . ~~· ,,, wiU lli!lnllulrr lunrlao - · Cllmllllli~IC'tCIIR P'l'A Wl1l to mo, I've oolllll hot, wrlilln, barnyard lltlllUre Ia oloo 8 lpate to rotalll crops, avoid bulls here to spend lh tas!U ad. Friday ·• (Contlntlltl hom Pqo .IIJ).,;, i" lundar1 a\ I Ull, o\ opeolal h 1 benld. alld lrlell to IDqtl, Ifill help tn bUlldlllg up lllU. planting poai in the lome opol wteklllll · e Bra 1~ Cam btll are the lltllt crUde protein miiiilta.i, prOgNII wlU Ill pnaelll!ltl at meet al !:!0 p.m. In IC 00 bui nothl£11 IIIIPt. II IIIlo tllll FIX' those who want to lltllkl b the gard~n mote than oHC<! ' respHiivel~ ollht Und PI the switch il mill! to , 7:10 ._., lll<llf: ~ moel\::' will 1 - me, lto\f llllllht IleAl me top their ooU and improve and In four or fiVe years. This ro· ' Pvt. and Mrs Harold Skfd, and JOlt£ Airborne Dlvloiolls qUill~ lfl!l Illy, lhf tn AIONIIAY :_o to¢~ :~! :.;\, :":~ IIIII WI)". l lllft'l forget her, Is IIIAnage thtllr prdtw, bultetlll lolilm ~ill help control oomo ., mort 01 camp LtltUMi N. C., 04 their 101lor tralnlhg I proletn per<ontag• In 11t1 , , • ·aE'111EL NO, a ol tbe In· 'l'lltt tor Granted." conotm- Ibm my way to Ill lltr lllaM! VI!, Ho£111 \'eaellllle Olr4tu the BOil-borne d"'"'"'· are visiting Mrs, Okey s k i d· role• Jndloltto a tlopup in Ollntratt mt:tturo !litt!tiid lli~\lr}, ternatlonttl Clrdll Ill Job's ttl WIU! condrVollon, wltb R. C. loBI, written I ®upie ol ytlll'a Gardener! Mve a choice of more and !Oft, David over the pltlt!Mp tralnlnf. ' crtuoed U! _n! br 11 •''' ~I" l>a1llbllll wiD PIPIIIIrt rqular Bryson Carllr II lOIII tpoll£. Dear II: qo, llltellillnt, 'l'ltlo II avtll• many ex..nont varietieo, Wit~ Easter weekend. ' It was JearnM als& that the I or~lle p;otem. I lh ud ' aelllon Mnolll II r::!tl p, l!f, Fatbon will count a• two If you gollltr baoM fell' 1004, abll ftilm u .y ol file Cownly mayer sofl. Ekamplel Include Air FOI'I't, In 1 splldup ol Ita ·~· """'"'Ill ' " ' , at lilt , _ . , Muonla ·'ftm. In the room count, your .~ne might soon ch~~e ElllnaJon OIIIOI!! 11)1 jult mak- l.Ulle Marvel, Thom" L"'ton, Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Garrett ttolning, will aut bUi< tutntng 1~~~~if llf,!i~: 11 thl~~. pie, O&NTIINt!.IIY GMI40il: Ill from How OlD I wiD her7 to 118 the request World Reco~, Wando, Freelon- and ~sugnltr, Linda, are opand"• time from six weeks 10 four 1the 11011 ol milk tloolr· DAIIGII'I'IIII til:::~ Iii" 1 , 00111 oJ«ht "How e111! I'IIM!" Alitl who AI W~ poiJtlad out lllller, lin, LlxiOn I Pro(re!!, . and lng the E!•llt W!ekend ~lth weeks and go on a si' • day · fhlt eddltion•l 11011 be eiJJI Ill lilt llillW II Tl .. p.££l, Gllll thf lllle btll 1110 ktepe 1 now Ia the time to plan~ llld Aldl!rman, Wllllltl hal eilhlld· rtllhves lh li>gan, W. \1'1. instead ill 1 nve , dD)' week. Cltmolderod u IIIII ol tho ootJfi chltrGb Will mMI I& 1111 'l'lllilay bor on lha hOok lln't worth hit ouob thlnp aa brootoll, lmJS: C'tble lloal M!!l!lanOil, Thtlftl. o1 dropplnr allallu !tolD jM Mott41UU J. ''EI!ft'A:IIYIIWI!lRSIDI!! STUDY Club love. Yw CAN lorafl bar -rail aJII'OIIII1 kohlrabi, Ull Ill- lUI La~too, LitUo Marvtl, and Mr. and !lr!!. Llsl!r Thomp. rotation. U cblnpe 111. tilt • f'OI.IEftOY "' wW meet at 1 p.m., at the llltd lhl but Waf Ia With anot1J. llloa, parsmp!; pill, tll'ly po: l.dton I Prd(r•t ora Cllld!Jd, 11011 and dalll!hler of CIJiuiitbtl! 00 8 rougbaao loi!linl ~lillti . ., PTA wW meet Moaday llm!to of Mu. M. T. llpliftl, • alrl, - It totou1 aplnat:h, Ifill llililjl m - early-maturing peo varle- llt! !p@ndlng the webktltld with mlde ollthllut adjultinl tho-· UO ). m. 1\IINillnllr£11 lttdlldld In lho early At>tl1 llos. Omleaers can leqthen "!t. ant Mrs. Tom Chick. . One 01 lltt mOlt IAIIIOUI fllht· llM!o protein eotHHt o1 lito 8 bf llrl'lf b)' niDihlll ol v~~TON t.IETIIODIIIT \Yom• This column Is dedicated ~ piMIIIIIII!I. AI Dr, l!, C. Wltit· !Mit blltvesl IIAsOJI b~ plailt· . •1111 planel Of all time, file Fly. Ooncenttlll mlldoitts, 111m. _ seGOIIII lfldt. ..., illblo tlllla wiU rntol AI family li"itll, 10 If IOU're hav, lm!yer. Ohto SlAte lllllvttslly lng early, mld!eason, and tate Ann Eltloll, a lreahmah lhl For~!s, II the IUb,leet of ductlon lot!et an ek~d ~· w••. 0. I, or the o! M lng kid trouble or just plain l!xlenolon 'lortl~ultur~l points varleti@S a!' It llfte llll\0 and •• at Ohio lllllVmlty, u IIJ""diq Mt ol tho lin !llw boob ,,. 1011 ol the fllll£l ~ . Mtlliodttl ClttrNb Will ~~~lmlt::.U.,. bomo "· lf'oubll, 211 HIIIPI bllp YOu. tltll, pea~ Iff a cool Wea1her eltly as JIIIM!bl•. 1 tht Ea!ler holiday with her llllld lor GlrOIJlaltcm ·' 1 Wide IIIOIIdll tftllD& April •IDWJLJ. w~ wiU tllllt 1111 wUI 1110 WflcOIIII Ylltlr crop, 10 early planlina 11 nec- . Tilf IJM!CiOIIII a4vl18o plont· l (la~nts, Mr. and Mr!. Max ~k by the GtUII ~ud5Y Disthe tdltl'tllll triO p, m. tho homo ot own aml!llnr dpltltdl8, Ad· f.!llry. They ~an be plan~ as ill~ the seed 1 w11\ JHch" d.. p Elhott. · tt•ct Library, . 1 T:M 1 Wllllea lltiMIU, :~: 1 •llclburo. thtl Htltn 801111 In clrt of lotl.n a1 tho Soil oon ,lla. workid. 1nd spaced about an lnoh l!)!rt . l1 Jiotion books include' ''Crud· chiPirmu, ID!Uirl. El..;Uon of polncero tltll -op1per. PlanllnJI peu earl)< wUI help lo towo 11>24 incheo apart. Mrs, Helen J!:, Smith lei and Qnip•." bf VirMihia dffllllotll, 1141111110 MORNING M'AR Clltpter, No. thorn trut!tlro btforo . hoi "'"" We ..y onme people bavt a frrlday froi!I P!rlh AI!IIi<i)', . ~lldson: "Sashino:• or S.,h, t Mrs, I t : - - . . Mro. 444 OIGH ~I lllstll'll Star PATI!IIll 01' MMMVNIAM mer welthtr, Slle()l A well • lr..n thumb. This applieo to J., lo Vl!lt her daUihf~r alomel. Jr. I Shtli!,__ 11ft. OIIIW lllli ftlt!ol It 1 p.m., It ~ Kltl Mlt'lt, 11tt fatlifr of dralneol !IOil, II your lOll Ia Jl(Nlr· lllo llome fonlener •• won as •••·in-law, Dr, and Mr!. . Nol1>fi<Uon volumes oro : ''An· and MII. 'Ciltlllalloa, ltlln. t!Dillmllttllm, wa! bt1f11 In Iter. 11 dl'lllfied, you mllhl lry to anybody else, Your rotlnsas ard Hlrrlo and "'"'· ••••U Rmno and Arohaeoi"Jl';· er lllr ...,. Will ill beld J'IIEIICIIIllTY c!lrdln Clv~ IMJIY, did 511M1 o1 hli wrltlog planting pelt an ridges lh~ 1 grHtt tnumb ellpett will de• -. •1 L. Sprague de Camp; •·Conv •• hO, ~fill pajma&lo wn1 - a t 7,10 p.m., 11 tho 1ft LondO!! And Jlertt Itt loot tn 01 IOtlr ln~heg higher tl!an sur, pend on how well you plan Mort than rr per ~•nl of h!mporary QuotAtions," br lnltctllft MilliN ~t~~ ·. Pif . mtl e 1loyl 1ft iiMdttlt home of Mrs. s. L. Bossard, Ru!!ll, He WOI butted ld Lon. rounding ~II. and work your plan tor a gdod lo"J&n vlsttor• to Meoico Jatnt!ll 8. Slm~~ : "In the arttoiii•MIIW1 IPIIIWUIIII, 'lllth Mtl. Cbotld LlftNt as don. Apply two poundo· of a oon> homt 1arolen. IJ. ~. trAVel!!'!. Ml~st nf Plenty, by l!ln H. u .... ftllao\Y QRACII METIIOI)II'I' W11C8 ~- ~-~ --·---·8artJUtiAn : "AstroiOM!'," by IIAIIIIIIOJMWI Oirall I wiU moot 111 p.m., !null Macneic@: ''Interior S1111 '"' tt ara ' Olli Will lllMI ~. Aplll e1 tho GhuroJh, c;lrtll 1 will ot·atlon 1A 10 Z," by II II. p.IL . . . lldlt ..U 15 1 p.m., al the 111me Pepl!; .'The Ptltlf Hook," ~ SLINGS !f: , , , I'ROM NOW ONJ ' 811;• or Brown =:':W m, NOW· f Q,U BOX( TH·E .SHOE Cll down swaths New Holl1 Galll'a . Melgs EVen tS _______ • Event5 MIDDUP'ORT, O, through talh an bour. 1t 1 H Hnrry J ArmY' N 0 der f Day bar 111 !1.,::, 'r' 'f'• ... GARDENSQ ,:r'lhltnrnlc 1:: ':U . u...: START llo...:,• 1111 ...,:n. I ' = :f New 8 k by Anna Fogarty ' M.,, ... .':;:1' :t IOYS 0 xrord . & L"'afe-..·, .· w.. THE GHOST LETTERS ~Ala::-::::~ ~::n; eal1 J fln,est ' == • - _ , . . , -•vn lary Love Gtft meetlltll wiD AlllllllaiJ II Llwll lllliiiJ' l'ltt D1 lleld 1D Cll'll'l' lapllol 211 Wlllllllll 'IIIIIdll II ' ~. ehuNlt at flltl p.m. IlL II 1111 ftllllptlll Cllturth 'ti'IUIIIIII Ill ltllllltl. SADDLE AND SlRLOIII llldo roRBsT ROSI ing Club wm meet at 7:30 p, Davplan Ill Ainorloo wIll m. 11 tho llliiYJUI IIWtlo moot 1D, IIJUiat• ~ Mlmllerl, 11r1n1 da)' l 1 I p.m. "" mom.... ad dioh, oro urlltl Ill lit Pl'tllll, G!IAl:i!l METIIODIIT WSC8 lldi'IT CW\0 Po\MV ,_,~ 1U lMII M11tW1 : lptli&ontl 111 adid GIMirfl. - - w II tlott IAIIItl. llll M bll4 Circle I at 1110 p.m., at home el I .; lllllrl, A.. l.ttlll, · Lt111er ~ ~~~~~ -!..~ Mf6lle, llfVIt llf'L~ 1 11 t!• ......:1...--,::'!..:'.:"-· ' p.tll. 11 111110 1i MH. 11t11ttt """" ,.., De!!or PRISII IIIII llrurdr . , 0hPt 11., arclt a 11 f•~ · till- II rtiO ~. II bome 41 IIIII. llftlill CIUis, -more lmpOrllll' Extension Agent , ..than during 1111 8Nt Is for walki111 ytari. Brillc "!'! -.. · y-habttoao for I a - Pintlt ., IDII colliiNOIIoll, and 0111' ••,.. ..... ilb.... ...... ,!. ...,., • ..., tit au• ,,., .........,............ . Tuetll'"' -· . a..i. 01 m . i , _ fltillolt ...... Nlrt \ .... wlU ... .. at t:IO fiMIIIXIIIIaut, IIIII• ~..... . llllldnlll . 'IWtdly MIL Wll'llll" IIIII wiD '. :-.. -r: A"·•~are~ =.:::· I p.lll. • loiN. 0111¥& llowtll, liMit OOIIA ·WICI wiiiiiiWill a. . _ tl 1111, Pttjl-lultllllt fe 111411 lltMilJtl. A potlrlalt . . . will ill ...... $2.99 to $5.9.• 1 :.::,:1 1 Roush's Shoe Soiourned in ri oneer Gallinolis ~-:::;en; Bou~ka 01 J r OUR HOIIftl 10 lvrU 1111 Moo t!lltr Chll'ltil, JGII OUr 111 " - 11 IDidmO!ItiDI or mltlo ~- .... _,..., . - wen Sboult .,_,_ • ...,.... ·~• IIGIIIIII, "Ill ltll 11 tJinr! They are making glue, rea!'' But no, AI that very IDilmeot Glllltl£M'I 'folct from tellatl "Coolte'l Nldf," Nl Ill pull 01 IN _ , ollllt qulot neptiiiiL 'lbe "collet llteat" II ltd II Amlril!a. a m 211 rrtilt!lt aid t1111tlllll. •• Itt JfNIIII\'I Ill Pflll3llll l we · bert lion In tranee and tile ID ftl! bOMt- taking a collecof M. Playfalr II tho lion lot lltlndllo, lor II due Land C«<lpll£1, he loll musl tlaflol 11)1 Olnllle light, tire fortune, IM as Olhm til not thol ol oak bark, which fll II tlmetJ In lotull we sometlmt!l bur!lld lh•tead, On ••• -··•- ollltt . It beilll cllt!lper, But 1111, the "'" ~-""' IICOttlldul Swarthout made off tiait, Ill JuttlfJ of 1111 wllll tile moi!AIY -SIX llpg and 1'118. M'tleoit 1M lldllll rtln II I 1114 bill ,_u, epenet, was, II rMI~in· DIDYid to lllrlllll, lllleN ber eveo ~·•· We hall no itm, ol courll, In llld purdllltd 1 tllrel • 1'190: Our llouee wu not hilt 101 hOtllt. 1M lblrtl fiOtlr for 'twen17 7"" Jll. Tho log IIIII liiltrlt wu Ill to a 11 Ita hi lltt IIIII wa l lllllu bouse on iltlrfllllroot " ch ll'llllr IIIII Mldllll ~~1:1 ilt!CIIIIIl olai1, wbfab e ~~A a1 m -.. n .., ~ It .....ar. Ill lll'lllllr It ... d'· ' ..-erJeU Wlldliowors," bt rtU Grehan. the duke 111~ II lonr rone,lr"i;,.;;~iiia---.......; but we have at· our Ho~e tho bod lA whiab Ill Allpt. AU lhltt Wll a bundt'lll and oixty..!pl yWI ago, No today un hlllllnl bimnilll oak bark lor liP! ..; tr .tltlnkln; a lltew lrom drttd puened 8 t b I lnh 1 I b corn. tl w !II at aroma of M'oieur Galltble'ltll coffee - alt, tltfn it lftms to . me but Yfttl!rdl)'l ' sen1 •ibn! , WI hive II , , , tnl loll 111M ,._,... tow'vt aJ,;a" wlntli.lllht· A..-~ Wllthl, IIIXI~lt ond In fltl£11 <ilfftrtfllellor!' Jlll:f ... BDHES c I . c LE s ~R"~ thllr . , lUI Alllll'o and M. Groen, I ANNUA'LSUNDAY II SMORGASBORD •.•.•, 11:30a.m. to. 7:00p~.,.~ ,r .. .• ( ' )' ~ ' 'i!tUUrJAY f 'IOtl NOON . . . IIIIAY'~ 1elt00fom. • • ' •f ' ' ' ~ ... .... . .. . . __,_.... . . ~ O-> R• . . .. - - · 0 ,, .. ; .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. - • •• _ ........ . . . . - - .. - · •• - "" "•1•1• 1114 Hit.... .. , . , • • - - - - - - - -- .. ...-.J..:.O...-.. ~r.. ADLILTI- tUI ·, ·OJIIN IJAiLV,910 51011~ PLENTY OP PRII PARKING IN NONr OF OUIIITOb. ,. ... ' . *::::;;~~;.;;.~----·---·· --. Olea PNIII A louftllflol ArMJ If 111..; ll.tllllo ~ noUMOURit ·' .. Larry's.,. . ' 7 . . . CHILDRIN Un.; . Twtlvelldor l~h. l'~of",~: ...ullt lltnlca Protn 7 •·111. "'tia ,.., ~. •', .-CI ·RCLE:';S·. ·. ·· ., , ,r • ' . • •• 7.tl �_j; ' Mrs. Jack ,Knlght,GueJt ~peoker . . Seen and Beard I At l.eag•e; Plan lllltallatliJII 'l'hl bl1p6rl to Deltl MoU. ,.... mlde allll Helen Help /j -· s ~~'!!! •, · ~ cdfto Mlso Alb Ill~,... II bomli at1ll from Sowlbll Clltlh Stilt llido ers of. ,Voice · ' Leaglllo lleld ill reKUJat Gemihg !be • • • • • Jaek · meeting od Monday evening at new officers for the coming verslty te spend Easter with the borne ol Mro. William year. Tho buolness mee\jng h<r partots, Dr. and Mra. Bolle Davia rnq, l,akto sell. IIH. I>BII l!eekl.r ¥rll the elosed wllh the memh!l1 r.. ThclltlAI Mot.-n, llilluJO ''lloUo, ' UOII)"' 1!11-hocte,.. peating tho League Pf&ler. ~rod-•1 llelMI ~"'• .,1 · . • Mro, Mario lloloorll lltd fltm·1 The meoulll! 1111 c.. e4 10 · MH.' 3wc llnlrhl "IPI!I the liv hill •• wUI!I!ltd • I I 1111 w,..,... ~. il1 llll ~~!:.., lifll, cue•t speaker. She gave a di\llltitt, Mrl. Jllymoncl Woatnarwa 9loVer• ...,,.,._.. 1/ett my lttllll'tlllbt IIIII MIJIIIIJ tlllf (16fmol llublrl IIIMrlll yUViJi iiiii.r iVft iii don~i Wiii Mailli ~i "liiu;;<o),i ~ven by MH~ ~laid Russell. tAlk Mt !HiW ta !ftlldN ~r ~ ~lldMH. 'IWtv •Dd Klnn; ;;· 'ftdo colwlltl II 1111 . Till pllll'l l'lllb' lilOI to lift!. 8\6vtt Had I polnl mul dllld lor stbool, Sho lOki 1ho Ill FOI!III'II •. Mrl. . Woodruff Moos.' 11111 •111 wta lhllftrtll Ill' atOUP wllat k~ etn dlmt wtlll b11 brol!lw, Ptltl, 2d uttte peOple, probllml !lOW. TIIIJ 111 I'm not · p l - . lilllr lnu~lu .IIIII lholl Olhll' hoad!. elOb Mll!lb!ll' llllbll ol bill' dOI!IItlltlte to tho llllll4 mid 1111 IIIII witt, NldQt. Mil, llolllrll - bfi1oiiYII ID ··:~=I 1tu1, AI w1t11 IN 1t11 01 Hfllll Wtl~ 111'11 11'1 tun, b u pl£1111! lllor tile lllllMIIr, Milot, IMllelltl 01 1111111111 With diller- oil doll' II tlit Oil It lit filth aroea 111ir 111an CfM H"'k ''"I ~ _,_u la••'" llril!e r lilome 10 ..~·'11' Ulll I'Hd lht mlnuteo l!ftl ol lllllldton. lhe 111.. 1111' lam"• ovtr tlit lllltlt .III<WIII,I "'r ""' " -~..... ..,.,. tlit lui DeiiJir, IIIII lhlr -·· the le~....:o •• pr--ess that •aoa"··,"' ... YlktiJI 1M <Jtlll'l bul Wlll'l aodp 1 won't talk1 to 1M.all ·• m wuo _.._..._ 1~ _...__oerloUI liuilolt• '"-· --·• llere apptG\'ell y . tt.... Mrl. II· aided by ••Udern's contacta • """ Eve, IJid DO¥eU91 • - - w'" 1 ......,.., • .., """"' mt Otl c illollll'd vanao o&ve lilt tnaJ. filth uab Olbtl' IJid told aboill MernbOII Ill Frenoh Clly are wrllinl I boot lilllll JGtll' lleHp qtleStloDB "AII&fl·lal!e" an4 lll'lr'o npori. IIOw cblldrtn 1ft 11".._1 rutH Gardt!l Club wbo aUtllllid lbl dear bG)I ·.. Teonlsl to YOIJTH ASK11> FOR l'r1 Wlte!l the girl• aren't """ tt lit t1J caft of Helen Http IIIII thll llttt Ia. llltobm 11114115111111 ptw lor od dllalpliJII. lltl IIIIPIIIII ll!strtcl I( 1ptlng metliloa ol I iild I a<* ib. illsbtlilltcm dlrinll' to IN IOVetll ~ dill IIIII proput the OhiO A!IMtlltcm ol Oat• ft6daolll ll'tt ~ ' n.,..spaper. Onae they threatened me. hlld 1101 IIIOI5tll Mrl IIGbfrt lite ehlld lltdl 11 ltldlnl and den lllubJ In Logan Thutldly .. · GIMIIUI Clfl)' I lllht • ADVICE will not ropHI the vuliar 5\othgeb read se~eral' new llltllllnJ to llltm. flero Mtl. llllrl Bl11Wll, Prtl~ TV.,commtDI ott JM li~~~)IDIII""' 111' guage they ~!fd, bUI amendmlnll to lltt l!odltltutlbn l'ollowinllltl' 11lk film w11 dent, Mrl. l'lymond Jra do IIIII Ill,_. wltb lbo..::co-- : 1, I hOIII YGU W1ll rt!MIIIbll' nl&!ly they !Aid Ill and lbey ~ttl ~•ted on ond a qu111tlon and tnMr ptriad bury and Mil. John H. a..... ~~ ltl_~=~llbl;',~~':!l Ill. I IJII'Ote lboilt l>fOblllll belni !UCh 1 d<!iill!dlf, I'd AP"' td Ill I tl od Mt!. knitltt told abaut llle Mrs. Wtndell Roush, OOUn£11 lllulwriiDind I of beJnl too ...U ma_...t 10 torey. ,.ov ' vl!fa mo tlllt drst mothers club formed 1n oontaat chtlrman, tl18 attend· a otoWDJ II Jlmmr . tho ptllllllllo IIIII ol me. Will What do I do now! I my buddies back! _ GREEN llallipolls. She displayed sev· td. ~~rot@ a~l J.'~'"hl "~" 1 • " - "' 1 your ..Wlot wotkid .,.at (~lfp · · liON 111'11 IIOOllell !tom that first a -··• . "Pt"l wbo salol be spoke .. wllllbe pod I!WibOH bul - - · - P'.IMI::m,.,. "· h . club Mr. aM Mrs. tlui\Zio POlich.. I mt: · Ollllli:J:IMII . ,....ar uvn: tWr b ne lnd ~lldl'e!l 8rlgtl J51l wll! '''" Mis; !Ulln l'lti!IIJlli, . : I a IIIIIIIP JPIIIIIIIIIIIII!=U P'd make~ wllol ..... your Mrs. :n~~:n~er~e=e~u~ tmd Bt!th Ann, 'arrived ' frotll who attend• ohio l'lesle)ian" urry~ 12A=r:.ln1WI:re:···l~ Duddleo are jeaiOlil. Clve llllm lll!ll Mrs d Sto ~ 1\avenna on li'tlday to IPI1Id lllti!Wil'l!. I 0 · a low poiDIM'o 011 how to ..t.b ' · ot · ver, Prs. tho EaSter weekhll t<ith bit dlllcll IY · · l lirl; obaro the w"llh jj'Ou ::o~rt :thiNb, Mro, 1.~~:i parents, Mr. artd Mrl. Ood\lt llullr lfeek1111d 111esta ol 8 S eW r:.u~~" don't wlnl !Item ALL, do ' . .'· orman • ' J:>hillipa li:nrllute ·bonlll tho~ AIIOtllty alld Mts. JOhn E. U.lo 0 Oli~l "1 l · ,..,!) and I think your bey "'"· WiiiWII Rullill 111111 Mra. ' · · • liday lrt their dauJ!httr, IIIII')' loml man who spoke f'lllnill! ltoubles wiD be over. Now, kiohard Vanoo, No<l rnee"n1 IJ.ele ffrlii!Mr oUC!h ao f.IM•JJ B, a ollidlftt at Obi~ Wtolfl'ld f 0 and nnally ld¥18ed bll ftlll'l~ .,. ,~lear tho dook tor 1irl troo, fllllu~.I!Mo installtilo_A dinner orequiralenltotacftiOOIIquatt 1/nive,..Jty. their son ond loro: . "'01 .,.._ IGth It the Conteoar1 ltel of IIIII. Holf shout~ be IP' dlUpttr-ill'low, Dr. and Mtl, WASffiNGTON (UPI) - The "I lbillk ht'e ·alt biaol 11/NDA'I' (My second wlldut auiiia Crango Hall, plild bl!fore Jl)lving and thl Tom Halliday, Mr. and Mil. Army l1 oponll!l IIIW lrlllllnl 1'"'ks like 1 nl... CUl'• fin - - - - - - - - ROilNEY CHARGI 8Uitrill Ia that "Grttn Don" 11 pultlnJ · ~- i't'IItAinder wor~ed in altl!r plow• Htrry M, Mllltr ant Mr. and cenlert II thrM ~ Ita major thor Arnope t~ ~IIJMI.altd lllNDAY . !Wvieo 6:30 a, m. at the !he on. Lemme know if I'm ll!i. The fertlizier shoold not IMrs. Rochard Allen ~nd t\lil b.... and . brmgmg 11.000 l'ordh:u~ !AII'Ill IIIIIIUII HI'I'IGt :;.~, Methodist Chureh right) _ H. ~ applied in direct oontaot allldren, all of Columbus. :\tt~~m:'l~0~'1~:~ He toOh llltt 1 will be held II 1111 EillerPI'ltt CIFAI\0 MYF Wltl ihUP II Ilea~ Holen: (Con~nued rrom Page 10) Wtth lht •..a. ' ' Mrt. 0. 0. Mcintyre has If• hl!l!n it! Viet Nam builtlllp. " Needll!l Ill ldil, ·EUB dwrcb Sunday at 8 a.m., 7 p. m. SundaJ al 1111 !ton.Tb11 tlrl 1ald lht IOVtd me Irs Mt gomg to be anywh~re 11'h~n peas hav~t•llleeo plan~ rilltd 11 Gatewood !tom Now The thrll bASil wbieh Wlll ·t ·cjn with till YOIIIII rolloWIIllp In ol Mr. lnd Mrs. Latter PJy. but tlie wan~ to .. out Wi\h floor .. ..li.taotory •• With ttl In tile Rllrdln tor ~•vml Yor~ City for her annuol ;o. idol trainil!l to lhllr pfl!fnt . '"' cbllllo INkiMI Will follow lbllt. lonlltll llllll l1frtlh. olber JUya. SIIIH lbea tho • tood ferUle IOU. 8<111, or course, rears, treat the seeds with J jllllrn !'I!SJI<l lblllftl 811 rt JlraKI lli 11£.1 lburcll dlnllll room. menta. boon oeelnf one boy. Alii have can be bulll up, btlt lbll 11~11 lltlllible lunglclde to prtvenl ' N. c.~srt, ~lmpDIII, l(j.., Ud • 1ifMIMI GI\OVI aiaurGh llllldaJ llllll Ia lha lin( l!bo '"" baok llmt II nil II moftl!)'. GOOd !Ned de<lay. If yoU hove edoqh Mill Betty Krill! 01 Colu££1. Ft Lewis Wash it was lftl'll· . ~~· ,,, wiU lli!lnllulrr lunrlao - · Cllmllllli~IC'tCIIR P'l'A Wl1l to mo, I've oolllll hot, wrlilln, barnyard lltlllUre Ia oloo 8 lpate to rotalll crops, avoid bulls here to spend lh tas!U ad. Friday ·• (Contlntlltl hom Pqo .IIJ).,;, i" lundar1 a\ I Ull, o\ opeolal h 1 benld. alld lrlell to IDqtl, Ifill help tn bUlldlllg up lllU. planting poai in the lome opol wteklllll · e Bra 1~ Cam btll are the lltllt crUde protein miiiilta.i, prOgNII wlU Ill pnaelll!ltl at meet al !:!0 p.m. In IC 00 bui nothl£11 IIIIPt. II IIIlo tllll FIX' those who want to lltllkl b the gard~n mote than oHC<! ' respHiivel~ ollht Und PI the switch il mill! to , 7:10 ._., lll<llf: ~ moel\::' will 1 - me, lto\f llllllht IleAl me top their ooU and improve and In four or fiVe years. This ro· ' Pvt. and Mrs Harold Skfd, and JOlt£ Airborne Dlvloiolls qUill~ lfl!l Illy, lhf tn AIONIIAY :_o to¢~ :~! :.;\, :":~ IIIII WI)". l lllft'l forget her, Is IIIAnage thtllr prdtw, bultetlll lolilm ~ill help control oomo ., mort 01 camp LtltUMi N. C., 04 their 101lor tralnlhg I proletn per<ontag• In 11t1 , , • ·aE'111EL NO, a ol tbe In· 'l'lltt tor Granted." conotm- Ibm my way to Ill lltr lllaM! VI!, Ho£111 \'eaellllle Olr4tu the BOil-borne d"'"'"'· are visiting Mrs, Okey s k i d· role• Jndloltto a tlopup in Ollntratt mt:tturo !litt!tiid lli~\lr}, ternatlonttl Clrdll Ill Job's ttl WIU! condrVollon, wltb R. C. loBI, written I ®upie ol ytlll'a Gardener! Mve a choice of more and !Oft, David over the pltlt!Mp tralnlnf. ' crtuoed U! _n! br 11 •''' ~I" l>a1llbllll wiD PIPIIIIrt rqular Bryson Carllr II lOIII tpoll£. Dear II: qo, llltellillnt, 'l'ltlo II avtll• many ex..nont varietieo, Wit~ Easter weekend. ' It was JearnM als& that the I or~lle p;otem. I lh ud ' aelllon Mnolll II r::!tl p, l!f, Fatbon will count a• two If you gollltr baoM fell' 1004, abll ftilm u .y ol file Cownly mayer sofl. Ekamplel Include Air FOI'I't, In 1 splldup ol Ita ·~· """'"'Ill ' " ' , at lilt , _ . , Muonla ·'ftm. In the room count, your .~ne might soon ch~~e ElllnaJon OIIIOI!! 11)1 jult mak- l.Ulle Marvel, Thom" L"'ton, Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Garrett ttolning, will aut bUi< tutntng 1~~~~if llf,!i~: 11 thl~~. pie, O&NTIINt!.IIY GMI40il: Ill from How OlD I wiD her7 to 118 the request World Reco~, Wando, Freelon- and ~sugnltr, Linda, are opand"• time from six weeks 10 four 1the 11011 ol milk tloolr· DAIIGII'I'IIII til:::~ Iii" 1 , 00111 oJ«ht "How e111! I'IIM!" Alitl who AI W~ poiJtlad out lllller, lin, LlxiOn I Pro(re!!, . and lng the E!•llt W!ekend ~lth weeks and go on a si' • day · fhlt eddltion•l 11011 be eiJJI Ill lilt llillW II Tl .. p.££l, Gllll thf lllle btll 1110 ktepe 1 now Ia the time to plan~ llld Aldl!rman, Wllllltl hal eilhlld· rtllhves lh li>gan, W. \1'1. instead ill 1 nve , dD)' week. Cltmolderod u IIIII ol tho ootJfi chltrGb Will mMI I& 1111 'l'lllilay bor on lha hOok lln't worth hit ouob thlnp aa brootoll, lmJS: C'tble lloal M!!l!lanOil, Thtlftl. o1 dropplnr allallu !tolD jM Mott41UU J. ''EI!ft'A:IIYIIWI!lRSIDI!! STUDY Club love. Yw CAN lorafl bar -rail aJII'OIIII1 kohlrabi, Ull Ill- lUI La~too, LitUo Marvtl, and Mr. and !lr!!. Llsl!r Thomp. rotation. U cblnpe 111. tilt • f'OI.IEftOY "' wW meet at 1 p.m., at the llltd lhl but Waf Ia With anot1J. llloa, parsmp!; pill, tll'ly po: l.dton I Prd(r•t ora Cllld!Jd, 11011 and dalll!hler of CIJiuiitbtl! 00 8 rougbaao loi!linl ~lillti . ., PTA wW meet Moaday llm!to of Mu. M. T. llpliftl, • alrl, - It totou1 aplnat:h, Ifill llililjl m - early-maturing peo varle- llt! !p@ndlng the webktltld with mlde ollthllut adjultinl tho-· UO ). m. 1\IINillnllr£11 lttdlldld In lho early At>tl1 llos. Omleaers can leqthen "!t. ant Mrs. Tom Chick. . One 01 lltt mOlt IAIIIOUI fllht· llM!o protein eotHHt o1 lito 8 bf llrl'lf b)' niDihlll ol v~~TON t.IETIIODIIIT \Yom• This column Is dedicated ~ piMIIIIIII!I. AI Dr, l!, C. Wltit· !Mit blltvesl IIAsOJI b~ plailt· . •1111 planel Of all time, file Fly. Ooncenttlll mlldoitts, 111m. _ seGOIIII lfldt. ..., illblo tlllla wiU rntol AI family li"itll, 10 If IOU're hav, lm!yer. Ohto SlAte lllllvttslly lng early, mld!eason, and tate Ann Eltloll, a lreahmah lhl For~!s, II the IUb,leet of ductlon lot!et an ek~d ~· w••. 0. I, or the o! M lng kid trouble or just plain l!xlenolon 'lortl~ultur~l points varleti@S a!' It llfte llll\0 and •• at Ohio lllllVmlty, u IIJ""diq Mt ol tho lin !llw boob ,,. 1011 ol the fllll£l ~ . Mtlliodttl ClttrNb Will ~~~lmlt::.U.,. bomo "· lf'oubll, 211 HIIIPI bllp YOu. tltll, pea~ Iff a cool Wea1her eltly as JIIIM!bl•. 1 tht Ea!ler holiday with her llllld lor GlrOIJlaltcm ·' 1 Wide IIIOIIdll tftllD& April •IDWJLJ. w~ wiU tllllt 1111 wUI 1110 WflcOIIII Ylltlr crop, 10 early planlina 11 nec- . Tilf IJM!CiOIIII a4vl18o plont· l (la~nts, Mr. and Mr!. Max ~k by the GtUII ~ud5Y Disthe tdltl'tllll triO p, m. tho homo ot own aml!llnr dpltltdl8, Ad· f.!llry. They ~an be plan~ as ill~ the seed 1 w11\ JHch" d.. p Elhott. · tt•ct Library, . 1 T:M 1 Wllllea lltiMIU, :~: 1 •llclburo. thtl Htltn 801111 In clrt of lotl.n a1 tho Soil oon ,lla. workid. 1nd spaced about an lnoh l!)!rt . l1 Jiotion books include' ''Crud· chiPirmu, ID!Uirl. El..;Uon of polncero tltll -op1per. PlanllnJI peu earl)< wUI help lo towo 11>24 incheo apart. Mrs, Helen J!:, Smith lei and Qnip•." bf VirMihia dffllllotll, 1141111110 MORNING M'AR Clltpter, No. thorn trut!tlro btforo . hoi "'"" We ..y onme people bavt a frrlday froi!I P!rlh AI!IIi<i)', . ~lldson: "Sashino:• or S.,h, t Mrs, I t : - - . . Mro. 444 OIGH ~I lllstll'll Star PATI!IIll 01' MMMVNIAM mer welthtr, Slle()l A well • lr..n thumb. This applieo to J., lo Vl!lt her daUihf~r alomel. Jr. I Shtli!,__ 11ft. OIIIW lllli ftlt!ol It 1 p.m., It ~ Kltl Mlt'lt, 11tt fatlifr of dralneol !IOil, II your lOll Ia Jl(Nlr· lllo llome fonlener •• won as •••·in-law, Dr, and Mr!. . Nol1>fi<Uon volumes oro : ''An· and MII. 'Ciltlllalloa, ltlln. t!Dillmllttllm, wa! bt1f11 In Iter. 11 dl'lllfied, you mllhl lry to anybody else, Your rotlnsas ard Hlrrlo and "'"'· ••••U Rmno and Arohaeoi"Jl';· er lllr ...,. Will ill beld J'IIEIICIIIllTY c!lrdln Clv~ IMJIY, did 511M1 o1 hli wrltlog planting pelt an ridges lh~ 1 grHtt tnumb ellpett will de• -. •1 L. Sprague de Camp; •·Conv •• hO, ~fill pajma&lo wn1 - a t 7,10 p.m., 11 tho 1ft LondO!! And Jlertt Itt loot tn 01 IOtlr ln~heg higher tl!an sur, pend on how well you plan Mort than rr per ~•nl of h!mporary QuotAtions," br lnltctllft MilliN ~t~~ ·. Pif . mtl e 1loyl 1ft iiMdttlt home of Mrs. s. L. Bossard, Ru!!ll, He WOI butted ld Lon. rounding ~II. and work your plan tor a gdod lo"J&n vlsttor• to Meoico Jatnt!ll 8. Slm~~ : "In the arttoiii•MIIW1 IPIIIWUIIII, 'lllth Mtl. Cbotld LlftNt as don. Apply two poundo· of a oon> homt 1arolen. IJ. ~. trAVel!!'!. Ml~st nf Plenty, by l!ln H. u .... ftllao\Y QRACII METIIOI)II'I' W11C8 ~- ~-~ --·---·8artJUtiAn : "AstroiOM!'," by IIAIIIIIIOJMWI Oirall I wiU moot 111 p.m., !null Macneic@: ''Interior S1111 '"' tt ara ' Olli Will lllMI ~. Aplll e1 tho GhuroJh, c;lrtll 1 will ot·atlon 1A 10 Z," by II II. p.IL . . . lldlt ..U 15 1 p.m., al the 111me Pepl!; .'The Ptltlf Hook," ~ SLINGS !f: , , , I'ROM NOW ONJ ' 811;• or Brown =:':W m, NOW· f Q,U BOX( TH·E .SHOE Cll down swaths New Holl1 Galll'a . Melgs EVen tS _______ • Event5 MIDDUP'ORT, O, through talh an bour. 1t 1 H Hnrry J ArmY' N 0 der f Day bar 111 !1.,::, 'r' 'f'• ... GARDENSQ ,:r'lhltnrnlc 1:: ':U . u...: START llo...:,• 1111 ...,:n. I ' = :f New 8 k by Anna Fogarty ' M.,, ... .':;:1' :t IOYS 0 xrord . & L"'afe-..·, .· w.. THE GHOST LETTERS ~Ala::-::::~ ~::n; eal1 J fln,est ' == • - _ , . . , -•vn lary Love Gtft meetlltll wiD AlllllllaiJ II Llwll lllliiiJ' l'ltt D1 lleld 1D Cll'll'l' lapllol 211 Wlllllllll 'IIIIIdll II ' ~. ehuNlt at flltl p.m. IlL II 1111 ftllllptlll Cllturth 'ti'IUIIIIII Ill ltllllltl. SADDLE AND SlRLOIII llldo roRBsT ROSI ing Club wm meet at 7:30 p, Davplan Ill Ainorloo wIll m. 11 tho llliiYJUI IIWtlo moot 1D, IIJUiat• ~ Mlmllerl, 11r1n1 da)' l 1 I p.m. "" mom.... ad dioh, oro urlltl Ill lit Pl'tllll, G!IAl:i!l METIIODIIT WSC8 lldi'IT CW\0 Po\MV ,_,~ 1U lMII M11tW1 : lptli&ontl 111 adid GIMirfl. - - w II tlott IAIIItl. llll M bll4 Circle I at 1110 p.m., at home el I .; lllllrl, A.. l.ttlll, · Lt111er ~ ~~~~~ -!..~ Mf6lle, llfVIt llf'L~ 1 11 t!• ......:1...--,::'!..:'.:"-· ' p.tll. 11 111110 1i MH. 11t11ttt """" ,.., De!!or PRISII IIIII llrurdr . , 0hPt 11., arclt a 11 f•~ · till- II rtiO ~. II bome 41 IIIII. llftlill CIUis, -more lmpOrllll' Extension Agent , ..than during 1111 8Nt Is for walki111 ytari. Brillc "!'! -.. · y-habttoao for I a - Pintlt ., IDII colliiNOIIoll, and 0111' ••,.. ..... ilb.... ...... ,!. ...,., • ..., tit au• ,,., .........,............ . Tuetll'"' -· . a..i. 01 m . i , _ fltillolt ...... Nlrt \ .... wlU ... .. at t:IO fiMIIIXIIIIaut, IIIII• ~..... . llllldnlll . 'IWtdly MIL Wll'llll" IIIII wiD '. :-.. -r: A"·•~are~ =.:::· I p.lll. • loiN. 0111¥& llowtll, liMit OOIIA ·WICI wiiiiiiWill a. . _ tl 1111, Pttjl-lultllllt fe 111411 lltMilJtl. A potlrlalt . . . will ill ...... $2.99 to $5.9.• 1 :.::,:1 1 Roush's Shoe Soiourned in ri oneer Gallinolis ~-:::;en; Bou~ka 01 J r OUR HOIIftl 10 lvrU 1111 Moo t!lltr Chll'ltil, JGII OUr 111 " - 11 IDidmO!ItiDI or mltlo ~- .... _,..., . - wen Sboult .,_,_ • ...,.... ·~• IIGIIIIII, "Ill ltll 11 tJinr! They are making glue, rea!'' But no, AI that very IDilmeot Glllltl£M'I 'folct from tellatl "Coolte'l Nldf," Nl Ill pull 01 IN _ , ollllt qulot neptiiiiL 'lbe "collet llteat" II ltd II Amlril!a. a m 211 rrtilt!lt aid t1111tlllll. •• Itt JfNIIII\'I Ill Pflll3llll l we · bert lion In tranee and tile ID ftl! bOMt- taking a collecof M. Playfalr II tho lion lot lltlndllo, lor II due Land C«<lpll£1, he loll musl tlaflol 11)1 Olnllle light, tire fortune, IM as Olhm til not thol ol oak bark, which fll II tlmetJ In lotull we sometlmt!l bur!lld lh•tead, On ••• -··•- ollltt . It beilll cllt!lper, But 1111, the "'" ~-""' IICOttlldul Swarthout made off tiait, Ill JuttlfJ of 1111 wllll tile moi!AIY -SIX llpg and 1'118. M'tleoit 1M lldllll rtln II I 1114 bill ,_u, epenet, was, II rMI~in· DIDYid to lllrlllll, lllleN ber eveo ~·•· We hall no itm, ol courll, In llld purdllltd 1 tllrel • 1'190: Our llouee wu not hilt 101 hOtllt. 1M lblrtl fiOtlr for 'twen17 7"" Jll. Tho log IIIII liiltrlt wu Ill to a 11 Ita hi lltt IIIII wa l lllllu bouse on iltlrfllllroot " ch ll'llllr IIIII Mldllll ~~1:1 ilt!CIIIIIl olai1, wbfab e ~~A a1 m -.. n .., ~ It .....ar. Ill lll'lllllr It ... d'· ' ..-erJeU Wlldliowors," bt rtU Grehan. the duke 111~ II lonr rone,lr"i;,.;;~iiia---.......; but we have at· our Ho~e tho bod lA whiab Ill Allpt. AU lhltt Wll a bundt'lll and oixty..!pl yWI ago, No today un hlllllnl bimnilll oak bark lor liP! ..; tr .tltlnkln; a lltew lrom drttd puened 8 t b I lnh 1 I b corn. tl w !II at aroma of M'oieur Galltble'ltll coffee - alt, tltfn it lftms to . me but Yfttl!rdl)'l ' sen1 •ibn! , WI hive II , , , tnl loll 111M ,._,... tow'vt aJ,;a" wlntli.lllht· A..-~ Wllthl, IIIXI~lt ond In fltl£11 <ilfftrtfllellor!' Jlll:f ... BDHES c I . c LE s ~R"~ thllr . , lUI Alllll'o and M. Groen, I ANNUA'LSUNDAY II SMORGASBORD •.•.•, 11:30a.m. to. 7:00p~.,.~ ,r .. .• ( ' )' ~ ' 'i!tUUrJAY f 'IOtl NOON . . . IIIIAY'~ 1elt00fom. • • ' •f ' ' ' ~ ... .... . .. . . __,_.... . . ~ O-> R• . . .. - - · 0 ,, .. ; .. . .. . . .. . . .. . .. - • •• _ ........ . . . . - - .. - · •• - "" "•1•1• 1114 Hit.... .. , . , • • - - - - - - - -- .. ...-.J..:.O...-.. ~r.. ADLILTI- tUI ·, ·OJIIN IJAiLV,910 51011~ PLENTY OP PRII PARKING IN NONr OF OUIIITOb. ,. ... ' . *::::;;~~;.;;.~----·---·· --. Olea PNIII A louftllflol ArMJ If 111..; ll.tllllo ~ noUMOURit ·' .. Larry's.,. . ' 7 . . . CHILDRIN Un.; . Twtlvelldor l~h. l'~of",~: ...ullt lltnlca Protn 7 •·111. "'tia ,.., ~. •', .-CI ·RCLE:';S·. ·. ·· ., , ,r • ' . • •• 7.tl ���1 • 1 ' 'liltvoked Make El berfelds In Pomeroy Your Shop,ping Center Gelaxie 2 Or. Hardtop. VB, standard tr1ns. Radio & huter 65 Ford F1ir. 500 Dr. Hardtop, ?89 Crulslmatlc ) en~ ­ ,. .. ' ' ' ., tnns. mllao~ge. · Ford Sedan, Sto~tlon dr . 8 cyl. auto w•th air condition· 4J FUR ... Sale 'riaad!· I cylinder. Auto. Rldlo and heater. Comet2 Door I I cyl. At Tr1n11., P. ro~dio and h..tar AII-Ste~l · Falc·on 2 Dr. ~l~dt<,, stand~rd DESKS trans. h..tar How~rd Thlvtntr THIS WEEK'S SPECIilLI '63 MONZA CONVERnBLE Wh ite top over marooo, auto. malic tranS., W.J.W. tirel, aD vinyl black bucket aeats padded da~n. OSM, wheel cOven. $1195 YOUR .. . 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' ., ' .,i, • '. < •••• ' venil• Major., ex~sive ,. trdered 4 " thr nex~ en<~~: Judge' 'the' dri¥1 Hill, RO! unsafe mainde· c In othe Marty M charged center, w grade ca balallce and lra1 •, tom, chi clear dl! his driv.l only wbl: Is with' the sclio Mt (Conti· Portla~d IIJ wa '' m~ic.N e !!II' - ~2-! ' ~'. ~.b ~·· ~!.,, ~Pritt w Rb ' ' a"' Sunday ~"'···! · ~· . peW,r. ~ .., wagoo !! 'I ii ' ~11 :~· .I ha4 dt I l!s~+l~ $1 Davtlm., Showe l'1f!fAz-,rv;,- - -..'CIIs ,.,. ,, 5:30 Easter 7:00 Bible Answer 7:30 Lite R·M New Life 1:301:45 Chrfs!op~ Evo"oeli.,m • I . ' .r. Pi' 9:00 Singing J:30 Easter J :45-Jubf!ee ~r~~nce~ IIIII~ ~ and RADIO ls 'ptoudi teilc'hers l§llzabetl Prire's haps rut Kate, wl string b1 theo orrht husband. The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, AprlllO, 1966- .. Top Stars Mr. an married line Sum bella , Wo to~ T~ll Stories To Hollywo:1d Rep~rter • '"'•,._.. HOLLYWOOD - INEA) Dick Kleiner, ~:~~~=~s:: reoiJOfldellt for The lnel and Newspapec Enterprise Asoociation, bas been more stars in Europe IliaD most astro.anuta are likely to ' God Is Answer Church L~ving LegiOII 10:00 Conferen.,. Tabernacle 10·30-16·45- Chr)stophers Beany and Cecil Peter Potamus 11 :00 ConsdE>nce Bullwink!t Disoov...., lUll- TV ChaoeJ Big Picture Fa.,. The NeOO. Truth Oral R<>ber!s Facing Lifo Lighthoose Soc. Security We Bel!<>ve Spts. Spectacular NBA Ga1111 .. 11:30 12· ~~ Garden Club 12:45 I :._Meet Pri'SI 1:30 At Issue 1:45- 2:llfl Speeial 2:15 2·:Jt- 2:45 Cru,.de Rarmony Boys 3:08 lloclrey 3:311 4:00 4:154:3&- CBS Golf encounter. "There's more movie • m•"·f' lng action in Europe right now than in tile 'film capital of the "orld,' •• Kleiner said. "Chap. lin, Brando, Loren, Sign.\tet ... name 'em and they're here ,. Jnakng movies." Sioo.y Burke f :fiii-News 6:311 Bell Tele. 7:00-- 7:30 WaH Disney .) '1 .: 20th Century RiReman San Franciseo Beat Addams Jl'a.mily Marineland , Sea Voyage 1:00.... 1:311-Branded &J Sullivan The FBI t :OO Bonanza Perry Ma!IOII Movie lt:IJO.Wackiest Shin Candid camera lC:30-What's My Llne II:tJO-.News News 11: IS-Tbtaler Changing World 11:3&Lote Show lZ:IIfl E ( ., ''!tlr I 1, . !·, j, '• ·, I News Dttectives ABCSC<Ipe ' l .- .' ' i l I, r ,• ' .. 'I., ~: '. : ,_;1t_t I , . ' ..~ • " ·' ,•,, �. ~ --~-- ..... ......... .. ~ ... -- --~ --1-1'4 . ....,., .......... ...,.. .......-----~-- .... ! i' ' >'· ':. ·---"""" .._..,,... . . ~ ·•1 .,.. ' ., ' .,i, • '. < •••• ' venil• Major., ex~sive ,. trdered 4 " thr nex~ en<~~: Judge' 'the' dri¥1 Hill, RO! unsafe mainde· c In othe Marty M charged center, w grade ca balallce and lra1 •, tom, chi clear dl! his driv.l only wbl: Is with' the sclio Mt (Conti· Portla~d IIJ wa '' m~ic.N e !!II' - ~2-! ' ~'. ~.b ~·· ~!.,, ~Pritt w Rb ' ' a"' Sunday ~"'···! · ~· . peW,r. ~ .., wagoo !! 'I ii ' ~11 :~· .I ha4 dt I l!s~+l~ $1 Davtlm., Showe l'1f!fAz-,rv;,- - -..'CIIs ,.,. ,, 5:30 Easter 7:00 Bible Answer 7:30 Lite R·M New Life 1:301:45 Chrfs!op~ Evo"oeli.,m • I . ' .r. Pi' 9:00 Singing J:30 Easter J :45-Jubf!ee ~r~~nce~ IIIII~ ~ and RADIO ls 'ptoudi teilc'hers l§llzabetl Prire's haps rut Kate, wl string b1 theo orrht husband. The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, AprlllO, 1966- .. Top Stars Mr. an married line Sum bella , Wo to~ T~ll Stories To Hollywo:1d Rep~rter • '"'•,._.. HOLLYWOOD - INEA) Dick Kleiner, ~:~~~=~s:: reoiJOfldellt for The lnel and Newspapec Enterprise Asoociation, bas been more stars in Europe IliaD most astro.anuta are likely to ' God Is Answer Church L~ving LegiOII 10:00 Conferen.,. Tabernacle 10·30-16·45- Chr)stophers Beany and Cecil Peter Potamus 11 :00 ConsdE>nce Bullwink!t Disoov...., lUll- TV ChaoeJ Big Picture Fa.,. The NeOO. Truth Oral R<>ber!s Facing Lifo Lighthoose Soc. Security We Bel!<>ve Spts. Spectacular NBA Ga1111 .. 11:30 12· ~~ Garden Club 12:45 I :._Meet Pri'SI 1:30 At Issue 1:45- 2:llfl Speeial 2:15 2·:Jt- 2:45 Cru,.de Rarmony Boys 3:08 lloclrey 3:311 4:00 4:154:3&- CBS Golf encounter. "There's more movie • m•"·f' lng action in Europe right now than in tile 'film capital of the "orld,' •• Kleiner said. "Chap. lin, Brando, Loren, Sign.\tet ... name 'em and they're here ,. Jnakng movies." Sioo.y Burke f :fiii-News 6:311 Bell Tele. 7:00-- 7:30 WaH Disney .) '1 .: 20th Century RiReman San Franciseo Beat Addams Jl'a.mily Marineland , Sea Voyage 1:00.... 1:311-Branded &J Sullivan The FBI t :OO Bonanza Perry Ma!IOII Movie lt:IJO.Wackiest Shin Candid camera lC:30-What's My Llne II:tJO-.News News 11: IS-Tbtaler Changing World 11:3&Lote Show lZ:IIfl E ( ., ''!tlr I 1, . !·, j, '• ·, I News Dttectives ABCSC<Ipe ' l .- .' ' i l I, r ,• ' .. 'I., ~: '. : ,_;1t_t I , . ' ..~ • " ·' ,•,, ��i L ,, • .' ' ., . ~ ' ,. •,, • ,. • ., • ' e.n .t tne Det~otid To The lnlm'. . OJ The MelpMaon ~rea ·.~:~~eti . . .... _ •enile Jy Major. e.Xeessive trdered I · the next! enils. • . Judge• the' dri¥1 Hlll, RD, mainder In Othe Marty M charged ba\aftce and ·Ira tom, chf Bv Airmen cleat di1 his drivt "' •,I ' Fu' SA{GON tUPI) - A criUcal ohortage of bombo haa jlrastl· only wht is with 1 the scho ' ' ' rj \ Portland •tJ w,a o$;ie.'' Daytime Shows . ~~ sa 5. J'iice . w~•t ~Oh Rl D4i 81\g J>llws, •f et' .~iOI ~lag;it l~ cu . . , ' !lUIS TV-I 7·-Today 7 115- tY.ilv Word FIRST IT WAS ~ .' GRANPWIZER · NOW ITS FOOzv,., ~,::t had dliione<j itS v~tt. $Jloo, I Mr. P peri!nci \lnii\$8'' lsjirou t~lti: t'n>a Pri.J haps ,a w string b Channel f Mevlel 4, 00 o.m. Sun. _ "AI Swonl's WHTN J'\'.JI Point" - C. Wilde. M. 0'Hara I 1;00 N"'"'" Sun. ''Pickup" B. Michaels. R. Haas ,. I:DO p.m. Tues. -"Kathy 0 - D. Duryoa, J. Sltrllng 1:18 a.m. Thurs. - "Phantom Slagecoacb" - M. Bishop, K. Crowley l ;1tl a.m. l"rl. - "Johnny AI~" - G. Raft, N, Foch 1:05 a.m. Sat - "Gunman'!! Wolk" - v. Ranln, 11:. Grant ..... Starcher' ,.110-Morn. Show - Dally """' (trurf'h ()f f'hrtsl Bozo Capt. Kangaroo llovit 1 ·11&- II 00-Eve Guess lucy 10•15-News 10 ·»-Coocentrat. The Mc!loyo II ·Qt-MorniJII Star Andy Griffith II ' !&-Paradise Bay Dick Van ')yke Supermarlrel Dating Game 12 ;10-J_.-.ty 12;2512-30-Postol1'•e 12'4512.55-N..,. t'ltiDB<l f Sporll 1:30 p.m. Sunday. - Special eoverage or Cincinnati Reds Father IDowo Best in training 1p Tampa Ull- the or<t ! ;!&-Singing hu•banO Mr. a1 rilarried line s~ belle ton., . 2:IO-Our Lives UO-Docton U5- * . Mike Wfl ilace ' '!&8-1111·30- Love Of Life Don• Ne"" Searrfl For Tomor Gui<liJII Ltght - c..., Woman's Page As World Tuno lieu Password Conftdenllal A Timf ·r..- Ho"se Par1J 3:flll o.m. Sun. GoU WG~'aNews Goo. llospltal UII- Cartooa f ;30- Never Too Rin Tin Tin Brav~ v..,..lo ; Lawman 1 ~ 30---News CBS News 700-8incinll NPWS Movie uo Wild West I 00-Hank I 30- S Oavf• Hogfm's 100- Gomer Pyle 9·:W- Mr Roberts Movie '• ' Weather News l!:.....t 1'ubbo - teE>fHIP(' bowling Gent Full..,. The Big Buy Coorl Martial 11 · l'lfi-~News Pat'&"Jlalter Ne·ws 11 · :m- Tonight 11 .541- News 1 11:45 1 11:~5 3::.0 n m. - Mike Douglas 1 12:00 Show 12·1"15 (U~ n .m. - Ohifl N£'ws with 112 :10 !I 15- Acti()r) Theater Late Show Nick ·12 ·1!'; Hf!S$0 11::-m n.m. - The MNV Griffin 12:2fl SOOw 112:?5 · 12:30 1 OianiM'I 11 Mfl-'''" 11:30 n.m . S1m. - ''The Tall : ' Da,·timr Shows Slran~f>r" - .T. McCrea, V. t!U5 1 ·- - - Mavo. B. Kelly 1:55 Wf'N~ T\1-1 WSAZ TV ! WHTN TV·11t !1:30 11. m. Mon - "New Or- 1 2:00 7·00-Aimanae Classroolll lNmo: Aft or Da ..lf" - S. Her- ; 2:55 7; 11&ris. L. Si1·1!o. E. Moore 3:10 I ll:?fl 'l .m . Tuf'o: . - "The Had,,, 3:55 liiii- Popeye Capt. Kangaooo NeitJ!hOOM= Hel'l rl" - R. ReagHn, P. ~· 4:00 I '1Jr.-Soe. Sucurity Neol. R. Todd . uo Word of Lite·· 1•;3$-1 11 : ~ n.m. "'t>d. - &sl u£ Bo- 5:00 ' earl .. ,,, .. l!inia Cih•'' l ;lllf-J•tsoM H•'cklE' & lE'('kle t :30- Atom Ant 11:20 n.r:n. Thul"'!l. - "Fa<'es in Tt'nn Tu.xedo SuDf'rn'HHt 1 ihe Or:~rk" - J . Ireland, J .. te ·OO-Sec. Squirrel ~fiuhh• Mouse Porky Pig I Gre!lson 10:30=dnderdot Lasi<ie Rf'at.lcs ' 11 :2ft n m. Fri. MOVlE \9V STF'RV 0~ 1'1iE WEEK J1 : 00- Top Cat Tom & .Jerrv Cartoon \ ('!•iller Night 11 :30-Fury Quick Draw 1 Maaill.a Gorilla Saturday I I •";•- Jon~horemen Bells Ringl PuNic Service World 1\tews MJlSOn County News Communify News Noon News Markets 12:45 Big Play f'Jj('ka Ull BasebaU Starcher 2:00 Ull- TDwn & Country Ju);, 3 083;15- ll<>wltng " 12·15 Cllristians Hour 12•30 Rev. Meriia Teets I ' Oil Rev, Eddie Boyer 1·311 Rev Silas ~iliupa 2:00 Ra,;,est nmo 2; 15 Rev. ll<>bby Leo Adkinl 2;3tl Week l!:nd 5· lltl Si!lll 1ff Bulls Bunny ! MM9ter 1 11 :Zfl n.m. ~~>t . - \ I ''VivA Z~>oa- Ia" _ M. Brando, J. Pet . UG 7:45 1:00 1:16 8:3«1 11 :55 9:38 l, I 4:0& ''Upbeat'' 4•311 Pete Smith . t•~ At ~ · ~ ~im Wolters 1: 3t SOli . , . ..... </JBDCt ' . ' _ .. \,.. .,. - ..,., )'1:1 .,;:, ' '; ' •• ,.' . ., .• ~ World News Snotli•ht on Sporlo Weather Sunset Boulevard Sign Off SattlrUy Si•n On-Louie Muefter Echoes of Joy News Louie )IueDer Sho1r News Headlinet NeWJ News Headlines Do 1'1-\.1 ., ·, u ·. ,,,, ., ·· a year. I ""''" ·" , ·· . Donald P. Crobett, vice presiPRIZE WINNERS- Vern Ord, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ord, Ma in-s!, Middleport. right foreground , found a dent a~d general manager .or gold-colored egg m the annual Easter egg hunt at the roadsid e park in Middleport Sunday. Getting '5 for finding ~ ~.alston s Poultry Products ~tv· silver e~ was Mike Ta~lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ta ylor, Middleport. Behind the winners, 1 tor, are John Wer• ISJon, told_ Rhodes const.ruc~mn ner, president of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club, sponsor of the hunt: Da\·ld Ohlinger and Richard Rose·obaw:n. would ~gm as soon ~s pos~i.ble chairman of th~ hunt committee, and M~d~leport Mayor C. 0 . Fisher. It was near ly one hour after the hunt got un4~· afte~ final approval IS receJV~d way that Ord found the gold egg. The onglnal one was smashed by the rush o( an estimated 600 children participat· possibly as early as June, 1~.1 ing and had to be replaced. _ Sentinel Photo. -' I 4 " .. .. . . .. ' 1 ': • • • · ' · ...... Rhodes will Back Health nme ' i 't ·,'' ' ·, ,, \ . ,.I ~\ } l .~ ' Webster Orovet Fll ntslonel ~= :, CenterPlaR 1. Saturday 8·30- Flatt· Scrugg ' \ ·· ~ J. . ' ·· such u Cam · · n"nh. Bat thef have not ·beeni aule to meet Ute bomb need. i on ·the coast, i' qm»n .;; .: t autborit1" have p1 .,:n.,odU! port construrtion · . i Police Probe . R&EofDon's Ashland Place • 1111'55 News ers. A. Ouinn I 7•00-Port Wagner Smothers Bro. Cha• ..t It Spor!t I NO-Flip,., Gleason l:...andstand 1:15 n.m. Mon. f'l.t<:VE· B·fiO Jeanie LAND vs. WASHINGTON 1,311 Get Smart BASEBALL Let's Dance 1:~ o.m. Sat. CLEVF~ 9:00 Melvie ' LAND VS, BOSTON BASE- l ! ·I Tht~ . BALL IO;Of Ch. It Doily Feala11!11 Tournament 10;3119 a. m. lucl'• Tpyshop 1:1111 p.m. Girl Talk- with JJ :tlll NVirsinia Graham J. U: Ji7:1111 p.m. - Looking With 11 •2t l(lo¥1t lullfl - Ohio NeWll, Weath- ·n:,a' Wide World Sporll J . '" ~ .. t'-., llld Spor~ . .• •. -~ ·~ Hopoitv Hooper N:.gs. .I For Middleport 11 :31'1 N~ws HeadJine-s 11:31 l..ouie Mueller Show 12:M News Summary l2 :2tl Bulletin Board , 1! :25 News 0 Grams 12:30 f'arm Bureau Mitf DRV WeRther ·12:45 SA.turdav Matinee Bulletin Bm~rd 1 1:.VI News HeadlineJ Nt>Ws 0 !!ram~ 1:55 New! Farm &. Hmne Hour 2:38 New!l Headlifles 1excP.ot Friday-Country 2:55 News Co Round} 3::W News Headlines Countrv Go Round 3:5Ji News ~ews Beat :!.:30 News Headlines CountrY Go Round 3:55 New! News Beat 4:30 News .·Headlinel Mid Dav Matin~ 5:00 News Roulidup News Beat 5:15 The..Good L~fe Discin!l with Doss 5:30 q,m)nunity lnterchance 6;110 Dinner Musicale · Communi~y Ntws 7:00. Sign.,Off 6·00- Hullabaloo str1k~s , 5;1Jii Mason Cbunlr N..,. 5•10 5;15 5·25 5:311 7;011 . [Gun...- ~·- 3•41>- .. I - ., ' N~ws 1?·0& NOOD Welfare Bu.·ldi·ng been~ Sig d Sealed ._, ~:· ~~:it;~,:~=~.=-~~ at Da -----------------------------Evening Shows 12•00 Bach. Father Skv Klns 12 : 341 Shooting ,.":' Unu~ " ~UNDAY ~· : 55 New~ (e1fcent Friday-Church IO:lll Sonl( and Story with I' Cit. I Datty Ff'nfnrew fl·:wt a.m.- Jac'k L1lannt . WJ.E.H. Radio ll1 :3fl 16 00- UNCLI!: 1 7•38 Sig~ On-Fdrward Failll , ..., llaDIIst Hour .1·30 News 131 Week l!:nd 9'111 Spreaclillfl Kingdom 9•30 Tho Bible Speoks 0•45 The Good Life 10;011 Master Control IO•:W Countrv Hymntimen JUO Quiet Hour· na'""'1 I Sports 11 :M Ohio New!'l 1:38 p.m. SRI. - Pinhustf'rs 11 :05 Louie Mueller Show Hl'roes •I I 1:111 Newo Monday - l"rlday 11 ;Oil p.IY'. - TV 4 l!:!ev<nlh 6:011 Sign 'On-Bob Kautz Show Hour. OhM N~.ws, Weather, N5 Echoes or .Tov and Sports 1:00 Ohio Valley News Clooooel 1 Movi01 1;115 World N•ws 5:119 p.m. S"n. _ "For Heov- t;lll Snorts"""" m'!l Salle" _ c. Webb, J. 1 1:15 Weather Picture 1 ! •le Bob Kaua Sloow Bennett ' JO:Oil p.m. Fri. _ ''Five Gatt-s 1·55 Communitv N'ews to ReH'' _ N. Brand, D ! ;00 '!'alk ol the Town Scmt 9·5!1 Mason Count.v News 10:00 Looie Mueller Sliow · IIO ::tn LflfchstrinA: (e:.:cepl Evening Shows c·oo- N..,. ree . ' i. r I·n Wellston pre99ing a eiaah program to' r"tock •upp\les, they said. The •hortilge had led Air · force, Mll!'lnt ~nd Navy COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. gallon• a day. leader.~ m allow ,!"'mbing of ,James A.. Rhodes oaid today Rhodes said city official• 8~ only em1riency targets. l .r:n.ui~L·mllhon dol1ar turkey pro- IWellston w~re movmg. to fm ''Em~r ,, target! are t"essUtg p~ant may be located at ! anc~ a proJect to provJde ~he tho~ ne~~to prov1de direct Wellston m ~ackson County. servJc~s. T~e Ralston Pur~na ass.istance to und forces ln . Rhodes said t~ Ralston P.ur- Co. WIIJ decJde on the location contact with c:munist troo . ~na Co. of St. -~~IS was look~ng after the avaJia~iUty of water . ps mto the possibility of locatmg and sewer serv1cea baa been Until recenUy, American 11 plant in Ohio's Appalachia 1 determined. combat planes flew about 500 area that would employ about I If the Iurkey processing sorties a day m Sou~ Vtet 1,000 persons when lt reaches · phmt is located in Wellston, it Nam. In recent days the peak production. ·would be located on a 250-acre number has been cut to about Tbe governor said the location Isite. The governor said such a 300 - a 4l1 per cent drop. , of the plant at Wellston depend- move would help all Ohio torShipping Ia the big oupply ed upon the city providing wat- key growers and provide great headache. Available South Viet- er and sewer service to meet a opportunities for new growers n ~ mese port facilities are maximum demand CJ:f 4-million by using about 3 million turkeys v"lly overloaded. Some supply 1:05 Jim Mees Show 6:00 Sign Off SJ>orts Soupy Sales' Boover Stallioll 1b t.y,..J Whore Adloll Se;J Hunt ig NeWI I" !;00 p.m. - The Cbllee Club 1:00 u.m. - S O'Clock Report• Ohio News, Weather, and The Nurses Seerel Storm 8 a1 I •DO Bill MIUer Show 1:45 Bak~ F'nrniture Stto. tWed. • Fri.) f'tlll Newg t·tlli Coffee with Janet 1:15 Roush'! Shoes 11'hun.) tNlll Ohio Educalioo 11·llli Swap Shop 10: IS Minist•rtol Aasoeialioll 111·3t Socia! Security 111·35 To111 Rollert'OII Show GO News 11'15 Tinv's Country Junction 11·30 Tiny''.! Countn' Hymntime 12·00 National News IH& Local News lUll Goeasler'o Guest Star 12·3ft larrv Anderson· Show ,·,30 Mne~ Kuslc Show U' Karr allll Van Zandt Show IMon. Wed. Fri. l Uil Electric Cb. Lo<al Newo 0. f D.Wy IPftlom 011"" UD o.m. - Paul Shmr 12 NGOII - II-lli Club !Ruth u. 1·110-Anoth. -ld To Tell Truth News 1•25Edge Of Night I ' 30-<lor't Say 5·00--Cireyenne 1·311- MIINDAY THRQ FIIIRDAY 5;011 Ohio Newo ROUnd-Up ! 00 Si<n 011 - Nea 6•011 Sign Off 1·115·S.CJ'!d Heart Satunlay 1·211 Mei~o COunt. RFD Ut Stgn 011 -News US Cbuntry Jamboree uo Happy Vall~ Boyo 1'57 Weather •·M I'M'esWit Hour Htl lllatlo!lal ~7·!5 Wee• l!:nd Nli Bm Mlllor Sbow lUI Dutton's and Hero's T,. 735 Bill Miller Show Tell Shmr 7;2G Newo lUll Noon N'"" Nli P I - Rardwm !Tues. IZ:I$ Paul Bowers, RFD and Th<1ra.) 12•3tl Pete Sbields ~ TV·! ' '45-0irn Cob ns- Pl!l\lil:· I W.M.P.O. 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