https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5df07bc4b56eae9191b7911ce7cddf64.pdf 9e63e437f29bc4f600dba1a35446c83f PDF Text Text • ' ,, , ~. ' ,, 1 I t Past Councilors ·. Are Entertained At Lodge Hall osmopolitai Describes ' ,.- I lue t-Lame r __ ~: .. ,../ 'T'\ fe)LL VUL . ft)DAY'J 'IMOOOMI · '"1'111 -*IIi .. . .... tmes· .-.. ' --'-·porneJL•hutlla D. llooomll. L..IUV . . Mq'sr. Devotc4 To f1w Greater llfl4dlt Ohio VIIIIIJ 28 PAGES I I /"'\ .... 1 NO. 11 THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1966 ave• 1!.,. Pmsonous Gas SWir~g 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 0 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. ~ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MlddtiiiiDrt, o. bord~ (.A"slie Nielson, Gilbert Green ~ KEITH GOBlE sez. :: WITH SQUADRON It Marine Lance Corporal ry B. Haynes, son of Mr. and : ! 1, Middleport, i~ servmg !Marine Air Base Squadron Chu Lai, Vietnam. HAS HIM Htrot Save Now Thru April _.bonking~! Come In and-lfthow ORany _,. _ and how conveniently -we , 111111 . , . you now. You're always mot! FALCON 2-DR._$1899 e ~~:,:-~oo_,_~c_k_uP_ $1949e as low •• · wah•••..a eSUITS ' ' eWGGAGE . awomon ly Alfwoy a Somsonlto ,' ~ ' ExceJJ.nt Selection of LADIES WEARING APPAREL :m~s:,YS ·~~~~~ WIAT::~o~~:~siY =~~~m e2 & J PCI. SUITS .I .BAHR ClOTHIERS MI.,.,LEPORT, ~ I Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m . e 'SPORT COATS eARROW SHIRTS .:•I • • ' t'eSLACKS ,it!t* POMEROY *f~ NATIONAL BANK QJSTQM $00.2 DR. '*slow at $2275 . HURRYI HURRY! ••• GET AGOBLE DEAL •~ • FOR , ' ' Serving Meigs County for o•er 94 yeart POMEROY ; · Jrfember Federal Depoalt Jnsuranee CorporatiOII . ' -iiPu ;• iii. r ' ·l -· ' ' ' . ' ~.1 .$•... TIJ~- Sir# Lynda Joins Boyfriend Once again Ohio lead! the · area. state's • tnillillll alrporl pr• palacblan re&fon will be Jli'OJI8I ty damage ·~ or::~ nation this tin·,. in "This Industrial expansion sram are In various ~!ages of ed with the expeadllure of more tD palro( cars and a lew HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Lynda arrived htll'l The Teul While House 11M solullons to prob_lems In tbe and atlraction of new planll In participation Ia tho tlliD e1u Jhlllloo: W&Jiwll COD· Windowo. Bird Jobnson, wbo left firsthand view of the L.Ytlda woukl ~ lbe pesl bert couuty AppalachiBD area, Gav- the ltn1l alialysll wlll more Each 11 eUatble for moneys -~ .~ II'U Pollee said the wlthonl !118 knowletlp 11 Award preaenlatlons .; ".frlenda of the ~~ em\'1' Rhodes said in Athet11 ,_~y aoiYO 1111' pi'Obfeml Ill 111t1 for a blrtl-tUrfact or Jftli'IDuped . mob, which ranged In age and Mrl JollniO Sa Monl Cl It! f·-"", ...._ r ......_ _....._. Thursday night ' · this ~Jy. area than 1111' Mental 11ypene and tal more than ~· llllllion. 15 Ill 30 years, ocreamed · n, nta ca v '"'""' ,._, .,._ The Governor said Ohio 11 other · progralll," Gava'nor' Ia Investing ••21H,t'l2. in · oflicors: "We'H PIJ!ng here SalufdaY to Join Monday nlghl · «! her 2Znd Jlbilllday receall,, well ahead of any other stale Rhodes dec~ "New and lGui PI"!JICis in the am. Youlh-llld adults Ia tbt b~ for Willie. Thla Is Geors• Hamil· She was In M..lco with her sbe wu tbe llouae \iiMII ' t1 tn the 1:!-s'•te Appall~ , Ill' -anded lntlro•- meaDI mort •-'•""'ID lunda IIIW totalling IOYOral willie. S1a11cJ by, whiUM. mother on a goodwill tour. lfamlllon IDtJ Jia molbor. ' · I "" ..,. -• ....,...._... been and Lynda, 2Z, slipped llallllltoa II IICbecJilld te ea w th progr11111 eompleted, llld better jobe for the people poured JntD the uea total . are ji!lt cot llarled." ~ Lynda emergedll .:~~ ~ ~~ mother's ......,_ In - t .-.. .of -..... ............. . UDthTWIY or (II'O(Iranuned !btl ' , ll1ilUoD fw lbe ~obiala the firltlecblllt:aJ Olficers lllid the tile jetliner at Loil · ... "'"' .-- ""' ..,.._ wlll pour nearly " blllillll Into "~re II •blolulely nolb[ng wq, 'm.. iiJid ,.. · ; : =·A. wu ·to lllle Gates, Inlel'!li~ AbJ1ort 'IIIII City. Wh: lbe .!Urtped ~~ ...rn~:l:~~=~ .tiouth.eastern Ohio. wrong In 8111 - ;of these COWJo .....,e jreiiDitiJI, educatloo : ; ; : .. wounded Whol lhe~=~: i cluster of • "Wbere'e Lynda?'' Hlllillton llld 11 t Results of . parllclpao tllil 4Gt1 111• jobe WOD't 1100 MetvllloD. capital per cent of theae during ,.. 111 and tbtl lion · · l'riJ. Clft almoll' ~" be aid. provemlpta ID lbe field of oow employed. at 1 ma~et . . a daslled to a , w.. eo route sllowlng ... . RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System MUSTANG 11ARDTOP •low t11 $2275 ' : ' • ..--. Ohio Finds Answers for Appalachia ~~;.~ee=: IIG W SAVINGS eBLAZERS forMon c unterattack Rout v·Iet Co M0b.AHaCk p Ji 0n 0 ce Is put Down Uke thetl'l'erol store that ofkn its cUllOmen a wide range of merchandiM, our bank -lleca- ;r1 a "full Service" balll-«fera you a wide rang• of bonking servtc. to "'"' your -ry pononal, family, or bull• ' I Marmes . Save Now Thru April I J' l 1 BAHR CLOTHIERS 1 s I of Marine Aircraft Group 12 at Here's whet to Wtlr for Gredu· •tlon and all the other Actlvl. ties Before •nd After . . . Mul $1yt• Committee Finds Sexes are At Near tand0££, m • Ri Jlhts 0 , m~:taw~;e~=~n~~;rview I I Mrs. Basil L. Haynes of Route I 1 I ~~~~~:: Secretary Rusk Spells Out N p }i R dChin ew 0 cy on e ese 1 "DARK INTRUDER" Colore~rtoon• ,:· nee. ?lty at ~ebraska;, and I can do official contacts between the United Stateo and mainland NiiO., met by cheering 11 at Ohio Stale. China should continue to be _ _ __.;._ _ _ __ SAIGON - In an apparent attempt to heighten South student• and a brass band Hall also 1ssued a statement enlarged, Jeffort to keep Red China oul. Viet Nam's polllical crisis, Communist terrorists murdered playing Dl1ieland music,_ said tD the newspapers and press of eight pro-government villagers in a town outside Da Nang the GOP supported a policy ef Ohio in which he asked \bern But he added the United 1 Some, therefore, concluded Tbe Communists also were blamed for the aasasslnatlon atAn Ohio House of Repreoentatlvea committee lntlucJ. allowing oo reward for the to witbbald judgement until Stales must honor its promise , the adminlslnlllon was prepar· teit]pt on llhu Van Blnh, 47, publisher and edi!Dr of an ing two women, caUed to study the stattu of women Friday aggressor• In Viet Nam. tbey bad an epporlunlty to see , to defend Formosa and must ling for a day when II lilly bavo out-v .~on newspaper. He waa critically wounded. decided there wa• little dilcrlminatlon between the ll!llel, "Do we 1top the aggression his program work. try to prevent Nationaliol'l to accept a "two China" policy. On• the wa_r61 . !l!'\) ~tQ:tll/nl!lt.a~t~5 klflng U.kS. Ma~~de~.'o~,h: Including such areu u politics, marriage, aod ·tmplil;l&tnt: now wbeo 1M risk of China's Hall's remarks broucht imme- China's expolsion from the Ruslr ·1lealllleil!llncll In 11 anr W&n -lj- , tier Da e. The .... a r-aec S rou.., woe e Attending were Stale" ftepr$AtalivM E_,W,J:::n, Intervention is minimal or wait dlate response from 10me of the United Nations. 1o ed door hear' of th1 Cong _tro<itt after firing what on veteran Marine called acting chairman, Alhtabu,Ia County,· Ethel 0. " ontll It would be certain llld OSU faculty . Ic s . • .. mg bco • " thf mOB! ·,ntens1ve · .~ortar • Rusk sa1d that as long as House foreJgn ...aln su m· 1 Ene County; Harold Romer, lllercer County; .Mary E. Me- then . they would try lo Pekin follows its resent I mltlee on the Far East, beaded barrage I ve ever seen. l'andmga. Gowan, Summit County; Dale C. lllcElree, Hardin County, blackmall us out ol the Aref Elected [cours! "It is e~tremely J;flicult j by Rep Clement J. Zablock4 BONN -West Germany, the ! DURIN --:\2l.gun salute and Ralph Welker, Meigs I . Pacific," Nixon oald. "Let's • for us to see how it can be held i O-Wls. . · Unlled States and Britain ' boo ed 1 bl' ; Count). In addition, a married wornswp the aggresalon today when . Iraq President Ito fulfill the requiremenla set 0 14 wound up two days of crisi• !ma~ theouold'!.cr:nlve~s:: of : The areas ..plored were Ian would seem U> haw some the risk is less." BAGHDAD, lraw (UP[) - ~ forth in the (U.N.I charter for Subcommittee members want· talks by agreeing that French the blood g1916 Eastor u ri~in political, property and marital advantqea over her hUS· Nixon told tho iludenls the Maj. Gen. Ahdel Rahman Are!, membership." ' ed to make lbe tr8111Cript 8 Presld•nt Charles de Gaulle th 1 Yd 1 land 1-1 . ~ nghts of women, and laws lbend In ller ability w retain GOP should offer constructive acting army chief of •tafl and ' public and so did oome offlclala must coope1·ale with Ihe d a ear~e 1 ~h ~~-~ed""':: , affecting the employment of . lor ber per'?nal use certain criticism when the Johnson brother of the lale President Oppose U.N. Memhenblp Iof lbe Slate Department. ~tlantic Alliance If he expects ;,nre, s 1 ;h~ ~·:nt -~ loa : ' women In Ohio, Iproperty whacb he would not adminisiration does not carry Ahdel Salam Are!, hiS be•n Then, In a clarifying com· IFollowing normal practice, tht to maintain French troops in an~'":~y~rs pol~ s~aled ~ 11 1Th~re. was found to be. no be able, to retain under the out the war efficiently, elected president of !raw, in- ment inserted laler into the . triiiiSCript wu aent to till West Germany. The three lthe village' of lnistioge In \·'scnmmallon in the poh!lcal , same c~rcumstances. He said that was the purpose formed IQUI'Cel said Saturday testimony, Husk added," .. ... department for ldiiiDC llllln nalions created a permanent . Southern Ireland that was ilght~ of women. 1 A few difference~ remain of blasts by Rep. Gerald Ford oigllt. and the Umted Stales oppose1 tbt aubMmmiltiee nl•llll II. •orking group with headquar· lshaken by a powerful explosion OhiO laws have been en· ; between men and . women of Michigan earlier this weel: The report of Gen. Arel'o its iRed China's) member· Still Dep1rm111 !'.- Ollicol: ters in Bonn. ; lat Frid y acted and amended from time m the rights and dulles of at the administration. election came shortly after the ship." Robert J. McCloltey llld lben : e a · Ito time so that Ieday a mar- marriage, such as tho age Ford criticized the Johnson late president wu burled with To some observer• Rusk Wll 1011» "edltorlil nvlalta .Ill . . ' '' __ , . , , '"" '"'"'"' i ried woman bas nearly the , of permissible mlll'riaia with administration for 1 shortage of full military hooors Saturday in appeared to place Increased tbt tnlerelll ll clarlly llld JAKARTA -The official Anla- INSIDE TODAY ____ __ Isame rights with respect to Ioul parental coaiiOOI and bombl Jn Viet Nam, an emotiOIJopi!Cked eeremony in ernphasil on keeping NatioDI· MC!Urity." Ba 'lniiiiiJ aolldlltlll ra new• agency reported n_ew , FIRST SECTION /property and the right to sue who bas the primary duty lo Niloll propoled ~!epping up a smallJDOSque outside the cap- Jllst China In the U.N. while partlcular cbangel. ouibursls of anU-Peklng feeling : Paqe 2-3 ____ Generol News and be sued as her husband. support the family, but these military air •trikes against ital. · stating, but not dwelling, o• the more more JDOrtl m Ea~t a~ West Java. The ' Page 4 ---------- Editorial IOhio Statules concerning pro- differences . rarely . seem to North VIet Nam and use of the ·==--------~=~-=:..::::.:...:.::.=~:....:::::_:::.::_:::..:.:.==-=:::..:.____ agent) Slid anti·C~mmum~t Page 5 ---------- Features rty right, the right to COIJ. result, ID Ohio, m clalma of Uidted Stateo' sea power to Indonesian students uzed Chi· p 6-7 spoTwo'" tracl and tbe right to judicial diacrlmlna!lon. ...... II N·-· v·}I!tnomese o· ~ unu ' nese · owned f a C t 0 r I e ' • nd page 8 ----------F N redress of wrqs apply equal· The laws affectlng tbt em- .... 0 schools and merre ransacked a paoe -------H- osp11<U(. "'7!!, News of women in ports. SAIGON (UP[) -Counter •. Pass, whicb bad beea blorl<ed ~attle tear aDd pier,, age 9 -----ews ly to men and women. As a ploymeat Ob' h be 0f e am .r rom · IPnge 10 ................... Da1~~.1ne, ,. property 10 seem to be workin• well, attacking U.S. Marines fought by B52s in a massive raid last aUacked a 00111.... ollbl U.S. e•eneral rule• the 1o . . : MeigsNewsBeot,and lofadebtorlBsubjedtobeing wlth_only a few mlnor01and woo a bitter battle Tuesday. tllllMariniJiqlmentla*blc MOSCOW -Sov~et ~lenl1Sls 1 Week in }leview , seized and sold for payiii<!DI ceptions. The mnlmum of Saturday, routing Viet Cong On the South China Sea bottle thai tndld trluqbud!: said that Luna-.tO, . wh1ch .was t SECOND SECTl(fN of his debts, after proper de- t1 botu'o_ a week allowed by troops who charged after firing beach" near Qui Nboa, the for tbt LulblrDicb. "nt mto hiStory s f1rsl orbit of , Page ll -------- Local and termination has been made atatute L! thought by lfllle 'IIIIa! one veter811 Leatherneck Americans and their Allie. 'l1le ~ opmllllllr the moon April 3, has radioed Arta News that the deb! is due and awing. to be a little dlscrlmlnatory Ia called "the mo•t intensive . received fresh reinforcements an-ault by dropping more tbu back a description of a lo~ed I Page 12 __ ------ Local News The law permits debwrs cer· that it prohibits women from mortar barrage I've ever ' as more than 3,500 Koret111 IS9 rount11 af tiO aDd 11 satellite possibly peppered by !rage 13-14 ------ l!adio and taln exemptions from sale of getting ovorlime wblcb paya seen." combat troopa stormed ashore DIO!'IIrl lalo tbt ~ meteoriles and receding from TV Guide both personal and real prop- j time and a ba~. The ground victory m miles from landiog craft. Their p<tttlon, and followtac ...'Will the . earth. , Prof. Mstyslav Pag• 15-16-17 ------ Society erty and these ..emptions, The lectloD coverlq PASADENA, CalH. (UPI) north pi Saijnn coincided lflth arrival raised the total of fire from 11 mm LtcOIIIIB Keloysh, preSident of the Soviet fage 18-19 __ C!aJsifi$d Ads i which are basically Intended In which womeo Ire Police In this Loll announcement of a spectacular Korean troops in South Viet rlbes. Academy of Sc~ences, said the l>nge 20 ------ 111 Onr Town ' to insure thai the debtor wlll ed from, '!Hilng mort IIUburb quelled an new American success in the Nam to about 25,000 men aud The Viet Colli attaeked ill scientlsls will not try lo bring I THIRD SECTION , not be deprived of biB means of 2S poundl frequently; Ia Violence early Saturday air war against North Viet brought to full streo;rth the lostaut tbt bltrap mJed. . . Luna·IO back lo earth, and the lpage 21-28 -------- Comics Imalting a 11Ying nor of a place ing 10me troubre. II .w~ a mob of nearly NIDI, U.S. spokesmen said Air famed ROK "Tigor" Dlvisloa Marino ll'lllltly op--INI I1P ·oa Russian cosnonauts already !11 lo live, have lrd8n uteaded Ia clarlllcaUon, tho commlllet Negroes atlllcked oHicers Foree fighter· bombers de- numbering abuut 17,000 10J. tbt OunDI!mllll ...... • ... are in training for moon &sax 111111111 1! • lltmarriecl women. decided. bo ,... 1 fire __, ·-__ _ _ nJCb, tl..., and UOIIOD, i slroyed I record number of 4.2 diers. CI~U lfltr lbl IJnt aD11 in appan!llt retaliation lor truc __ ko_Fr_icla_:_y_at~th-e---.M__u_G_la~_A:_V_i_ ei_Co___:ng:_co_mp.:_a_n:_y,_l_a_lull..:.;."*.;.;,;.::lar:...:."":.:tlld:;:_.::bal:;.ni.:;:__~- Pomeroy, Ohlo -TechnicolorConnie Francis, Han· e Presnell l.JS , u ~ The World this Morning MEIGS THEATRE 1 ttl g Uotte~ unnzn .; L an tern B a ttle;:iz e GOP waDt S BIgger • w ar Murder Tactic is Standard Policy SUNDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY Aprili7·1B·I9 "WHEN THE BOYS MEET THE GIRLS" t-. '<' o.~~~;" ·R . N•IXOn says Wearing Apparel ·For Your Fatnlly - Fumlturt, . Floor Coverings and Furnishings for your Home. and 'ivetlf' Mimeaux ~"/~ ~/~, "" TRENTON, Ga. (UPIJ - A mysterloua explollon deep Inside a cave loosed deadly PI that tilled two men Sat· urday and trapped three Boy Seoulll aod their Ieider atop .• an undergronnd ledge. · '· Slz hours alter the explosion, reaeuen made eontact OLUMBUS (UP!) _ The at- !Iober! G. McGiffert, an ... Iy from his new job." with the Seouta and their leader, They were liVe on a 20moapbere remained charpd sLiant professor, said: "Hall After the Trustees IDiltUliC8d foot ledge SOO feet Inside Howard'• Cave, with poisonous and hot tempers showed no c"n go to hell. 1 have class.. their decision Thursday, at 1 IU IIWirUng beneath them. signs of cooling at Ohio state "' leach and 1 am going to meeting jammed with lludentl, "We're eomlngln a minute," rescuera yelled to them. University Saturday as the con· teach them as long as I am Ill> the Student Sellate passed an. "Just stay where you are and don't panic. We're waiting troversy surrounding appoint,. der contract Before Hall ean olution eonden:ming tbt lldJill, on 10me oxygen tanlu." ment of a new journalism rebuild. he will have to wreck. On Friday smoulderiq reeillt· Rescuen wearing amall Oiy· mountainside. dl ...._ a.no k d school director continued. I do not propose w be part of ment was rekln ed wu•" ..... 1 gen tanks penetrated deep Into One rescue wor er oal men On-Thursday the school's his wrecking crew." telephone interview wllll tbt the cave, shouting as they Inching their way through the board of truslees, •-ornin& op- Ira B. Harkey Jr. Is an assis~ stulleot newspaper Wll ,U. went. Finally, as darkness deadly cave fwnd "flashlights, oe" position from faculty, students ant instructor of journalism II Usbed. 1etUed 1n the mountains, their cap~ and. rtovea acattered all shouts ,..... answered. through there." and alumni, appointed Dr. Wil· OSU, He was editor of the Pas- By Saturday peUIIou wa The scouts -Mike Strickland, An explosion from an undeler· liam Hall Jr. to head the jour- cagoula, Miss., Chronicle in being circulatal IIIUII!C 11111111Chria Sbannon and Doug mined cause apparenUy ripped nalism school. 1963 when he won the Pulitzer dentsanclrumoraWIN~ Fleming, and their leader, Phil open a pocket of gas, which Nine or the 12 journalism foe- Prize for editorial writing con- of. student demnatrallollHowell, 25, all ol Atlanta - kllled two youth 1 who rushed ulty members favored appoint- corning Ute Ole-Miss, James week. . were croucbes 18 a 20 • foot into the cave wtry to save the ment of Prof. Paul Barlon to Meredith situation. The COIIIN.. I, IIIIo .wllldi 1 Iedge. •the post. He had been acting Harkey's assessment of his Hall hal [lluDced old tDa owuts. I director since the death of new boss : .... II 11 _,., ..._ IN USE Clarence Thomp10n, superintendent of Beneath them, rescuers said, The dead were Identified as at OSU. It lnvw.ealtOI.._..., \llddlepOrt Schools, pauses a few minutes to look over the was "pure carbon monoxide." Rusty Mills, 21, of Forest Park, George Kienzle about a year Hall's pettish and lntemper· statua ell the lludeat )IIJIII':• many pew pieces of physical fitness equipment items he Tbe tanks the r-.r,Prs were Ga., and Benny Gilley, 19, of ago but differed with OSU Pres- ale outburst is evidence for tho to be., Dill to be etllllrollltl'llp haa been able to obtain through Federal grants. Thomp- sing were BOnd lor anly ab Trenton, ident Novice G. Fawcett on SOV· faculty conviction that he II tiD- tbt lldmlnlllnlkll - IIIII fi,lf son stands, looking as though he is about to take to the IS · k eral points. lnrlnrlin• "freedom" fit to succeed Paul Barton. I two divergent lbQlle tC jaufo 0 parallel bars for a hand stand or two. Eastern and South- cav:mu:t ~n:;b 8"~~ ~ _ _, NEW ORLEANS (UPI) _ Jf the student newspaper. suggest Hall resign immediate- naliam ecl®aiiL ern high schools ·in Meigs County have similar projects ap. , reach tbe Scoula and get them ATHENS, Oblo (llPI)-Nine Former Vice President Richord Hall, presenLly uu'•ctor of \he proved and the equipment In use. I out They had to walt for recortlo won pooled Salar· Nlxon, Interrupted 10 vera 1 Journalism School at the Uni· bigger tanks. day, lncladll( live llold llllrk1, . limes by applause, told Tulane verslty of Nebraskl, jumped inThe mouth of the cave lay In ill lllo oeveulll -aal Oblo ' Univmity students and faculty to the boiling OSU cauldron with a gulch in 1tght of Lookout Univelllly Rolayo. Saturday the Republicans fa- both feel 88 sobn 85 his appointMountaln, acroWsa kthe edln h : : l : t y ! voredtha stepped-uVIptcNampaijn Io with i T ' ennessee. or ers fiJI! loa dominated lllo mHI by win e warm e am. the student paper from Nebr. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Secretary of State Dean Rusk I spoUlghia on a bluff abovw the poatlq !oar wllto willie a.fo Some 1,000 •tudenll and ka Hall told facu"y members has Issued a Ill-point E,Ollcy decleratlon on CommunlBt Chi· i opemng mto the cave. A crew U. lbreo fttllll. me m be ro o the Ia c u II Y U.:t if they didn't like the situ- na In which he promises the U.S. will "eonlaln" Chinese of rescut workers stood near the 'ammed Into Tul 3ne University ati 0 the should get out He aggression but also welcome "an era of good rellltlom" It six-foot wide hole in the lllll!l!nw;,mg!I•IIMIIIIIIU_PtMl311Jllf J _dn·, Y · Peking's hosti1ity eases. enter Auditorium to hear the 881 'd 1· 1 · .. 1· b 'It th · In carefully edited, previously secret congreslional Gop f 1- 1 ormer pres• en '" oomtre UI • JOurna "m ""' testimony released Saturday, Rusk said posslbllitle1 for Un· Big Selections and Big Values In Every Department In The Store and In Our Warehouse on Mechanic St. TONIGHT & SATURDAY "JOY IN THE MORNING" !Ttarhnicolor) With Richard Chamb!'rlain '1 .) t:,o "11~ "11~ o .L ,n world'• most powerful rulers, eelebnlel b 11 72nd birthday Snnday, a forlorn and blUer old man. . On bla 70th blrlbday, many of the world'l top Commnnllt leaden eame 1o eelebnte the llllllver· nry of the miD who for 11 yean bac1 beep the supreme ruler " Ill the R"•lians. , Today, Soviet eblldren are beginning to uk, "Qaommoe, who was Kbru· •hebev." . -"""-- Shop At Elberfelds In Pomeroy, · t~~ight· Friday, Until 8 In The Evening : · . and Tomorrow, Saturday Until 91n The Evening tmoHDt~ive·ln W VA . · ~, ~ IRL':'os~:~;;, _: Nl· I DeeplnsideHoward'sCave ~..m~t:':;,b~,.:v;,':l!! 1', a, ~ l: "ll t: . Scou AI pu1 qf lilt 'lillie's .oVerall ld~!¢allo.cl In theoo totabi to lmJIIM!r lbe- ~ !~ flO'/~.- Thll II! prooperGai!J in the APJ!I(aciJ. part .Qur ~I ~ !11 pro. 11'81, fti'IIGI' ~ _. iYitle P>J~I.,._ ~Ia er =~:w:·ml'l·.·i!OY ol .J M·•· ~• atrtybl 16e 'Watur'!c~ ~ I1" .,.••,:~'«11~""~"""-~·Jrtt \\ , I• ·~~\ " ·: :r- ~ V~~ ~;~~~" ~~;d~~~ here mne .· fer.! "ttldelliee .jl_ ~lng, "' ,00 tal · tarr ueat. Two~ ne1!!!~.-..'.' · 1ea:*' · • ' .. SoerOI. sen~ il8entli.toieli!Y1 ller Into the cv Iiiii driver 1a · ~IJ ·• . jo ;WI~;belllnd~;~':;, ~:.,~~~~~~:·~:1=~~· a; 1J' o te -.. • II . fl , rs •• ·-,. lg II 'm ,. II ,, • !d II " . �•- II I• ' :' '' ,, / . •' ' '~ ' • • .. • I • t • , ~ , I • ' ' • • I:- ,. . • pr. ~p!mei ~wm Be COII_Qii" S~er ' fat ·tl£.Masnn PTi\ ,'! .o;j .,. Qub Plmis Dr. Edgar' llnmiiile( millistor of the First Baptist Qlurch Lima, will be the fea~ ~· ' . :Jielllillll Bmpha- ·k. April 18-2% at Ri o . Grllide, College. butmg lll• · ,!JOO\'iloatlOII*, Ue will 110> Cll!PrON - Luther rucker I ~'.The New Motalily ;ne New Tbeolo!JY." Dr. Drumi!!Ol holds an A. B. 11""1' ).lusklngum . Col· Tb. M. Degree !rom Baptist 'l'beOJoslcal ; and ,a D. D: dqfee !rom Rio . Grande College. ' Gelllpoli1, Ohio TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY-- Area Deaths THE BOOK THE WORlD COULD NOT LAY DOWN IS NOWA MOTION PICTURE. It's ..ts Easg..ts Lkklng ..t Stamp To ••• SAVE BY MAIL and earn that big MEIGS THEATRE TONrGAT Hiru TDIIBAt MasoN Dtoive·ln W UA . CURRENT DMDENDS Savings and Loan ·"WHIN THI IOYS MElT THE GIRLS" - TeebnicolorConnie Francis, Hane Opposite Post OHice Pretnell G•llipolis, Ohio Colorcerhtone TONIGHT '"McHALE'$ NAVY JOINS THE AIR FORCE'" {'fechnicolor) Tim Conway Joe Flynn -and"THI NIGHT WALUR'" Robert Taylor Barbara Stenwyck Wod. & Tholro.-Not Open fRIDAY and SATURDAY Ap•ll 22-23 Bette Davis aa "THI NANNY" Belle Davis Wendy Crall "PA~DNERS" - Tec!hnicolorDean Martlu Jem Lewls WHY IS EVERYBODY SO HAPPY? ., ........ They've been to REESE DISCOUNT FURNITURE 1nd h1v1 -n the TERRIFIC DISCOUNT PRICES that •re oHered there. ; \ " ' ·'' ' ' . •• If your telephone rang right now ' DfSCOUNT PRias ON EVERYTHING IN Dl STORE! EVERY ITEM a.EARLYMARKED how far would you have to go to answer it? I AS TO DISCOUNT SEWNG PRICE! Wouldn't you know iti The pht;>ne rings ~here- wli'en yoY're here! Does it take you upstairs? Downstairs? From one end of the house to the other? You live in an underphoned home. There's a simple answer- one or more extensions in the places where you 're most likely to be. And choose frOitl a wide range of colors and styles: the PrinceiS' phone with a versatile light-up dial and night light; handsome styles for desk or table; convenient wall models; the exciting new dial-in:the-handset Trlmline' phone that rests llghtly in the palm of your ..hand. Extension phones cost as little as 95¢ a month each plus tax (installation and equipment charges extra). Ask your Ohio Bell service repre8entative " or telephone man about step-savin& extcnsiona. Then, when the phl:lne rings you can reach instead of run. ' , •-:. . : •, '1 .' ': t ' .. ! ' .; I SUNDAY ' -STOf IN SOON AN~ BECOME ONE OF T"E ~ppy PEC;)PLE THAT SHOP AJ. .i f' • i- .FilE 1\UI.QNG ' I ' : FRIENDLY . SIIVJCE ' \ J. -' �•- II I• ' :' '' ,, / . •' ' '~ ' • • .. • I • t • , ~ , I • ' ' • • I:- ,. . • pr. ~p!mei ~wm Be COII_Qii" S~er ' fat ·tl£.Masnn PTi\ ,'! .o;j .,. Qub Plmis Dr. Edgar' llnmiiile( millistor of the First Baptist Qlurch Lima, will be the fea~ ~· ' . :Jielllillll Bmpha- ·k. April 18-2% at Ri o . Grllide, College. butmg lll• · ,!JOO\'iloatlOII*, Ue will 110> Cll!PrON - Luther rucker I ~'.The New Motalily ;ne New Tbeolo!JY." Dr. Drumi!!Ol holds an A. B. 11""1' ).lusklngum . Col· Tb. M. Degree !rom Baptist 'l'beOJoslcal ; and ,a D. D: dqfee !rom Rio . Grande College. ' Gelllpoli1, Ohio TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY-- Area Deaths THE BOOK THE WORlD COULD NOT LAY DOWN IS NOWA MOTION PICTURE. It's ..ts Easg..ts Lkklng ..t Stamp To ••• SAVE BY MAIL and earn that big MEIGS THEATRE TONrGAT Hiru TDIIBAt MasoN Dtoive·ln W UA . CURRENT DMDENDS Savings and Loan ·"WHIN THI IOYS MElT THE GIRLS" - TeebnicolorConnie Francis, Hane Opposite Post OHice Pretnell G•llipolis, Ohio Colorcerhtone TONIGHT '"McHALE'$ NAVY JOINS THE AIR FORCE'" {'fechnicolor) Tim Conway Joe Flynn -and"THI NIGHT WALUR'" Robert Taylor Barbara Stenwyck Wod. & Tholro.-Not Open fRIDAY and SATURDAY Ap•ll 22-23 Bette Davis aa "THI NANNY" Belle Davis Wendy Crall "PA~DNERS" - Tec!hnicolorDean Martlu Jem Lewls WHY IS EVERYBODY SO HAPPY? ., ........ They've been to REESE DISCOUNT FURNITURE 1nd h1v1 -n the TERRIFIC DISCOUNT PRICES that •re oHered there. ; \ " ' ·'' ' ' . •• If your telephone rang right now ' DfSCOUNT PRias ON EVERYTHING IN Dl STORE! EVERY ITEM a.EARLYMARKED how far would you have to go to answer it? I AS TO DISCOUNT SEWNG PRICE! Wouldn't you know iti The pht;>ne rings ~here- wli'en yoY're here! Does it take you upstairs? Downstairs? From one end of the house to the other? You live in an underphoned home. There's a simple answer- one or more extensions in the places where you 're most likely to be. And choose frOitl a wide range of colors and styles: the PrinceiS' phone with a versatile light-up dial and night light; handsome styles for desk or table; convenient wall models; the exciting new dial-in:the-handset Trlmline' phone that rests llghtly in the palm of your ..hand. Extension phones cost as little as 95¢ a month each plus tax (installation and equipment charges extra). Ask your Ohio Bell service repre8entative " or telephone man about step-savin& extcnsiona. Then, when the phl:lne rings you can reach instead of run. ' , •-:. . : •, '1 .' ': t ' .. ! ' .; I SUNDAY ' -STOf IN SOON AN~ BECOME ONE OF T"E ~ppy PEC;)PLE THAT SHOP AJ. .i f' • i- .FilE 1\UI.QNG ' I ' : FRIENDLY . SIIVJCE ' \ J. -' �~. • } ' ' ' \' - -~-' .; ·\·<ill - ., i' '··. >''J~'"'' .,· . , "i' ' • f ,. A Cong. . Moeller is· Principal Speaiter·· foi' · Public (Use Area Dedication in Gailin;;lf~l . . .: ' "• ! ~ BY IIIIBART Wii.IION, Jl. ::=::.:~:1 $114,000-plus Upstream l'ubl!e Use Area on Sunday, 1\prll H. The corornony will begin at 1:30 p.m., on the river olde of First Ave., near the new otep., leading to lbe recreauon ol!4. • ' ;.., Soviets Learning How to Boy Cheap, Sell High never · CotnJIIIII!)sm. b!gber stage ol ' weary of teUIDg us, Is alb ••p!tallsm. II organization an economIc Inevitable stage which, Is the uJUma~ Kbrllllhcbav once promJo. ;:~children wUl llv:,:'""o.;.m. For a b!gber form of eoon act!eed -- ~Uon, however, communism ~ by lbe Soviet UniOn bWS itaJ. imllaril)l to an early phase of caprel :.,._ '!'be RusslaM, at leao:.;~ ~ lions with lbeir sateUltos, alled "merhave arrived at oomethlng <lull develop. ll!lsm " which bocaJDO Y .. : •In th~ weot In the talb century. waa • In simplest !ermB. mereanUllsm ,.paUonal policy of ~=Uo~~ ~ a!ble profit !rom JnvellmeDI. In Its beylbe least po881hlo ~ colooioa be.d It aparred tbo race ... ay• ol Elm)pe beciUJO col· twaen the 111 a ebeap · - of raw ODies pTOV1 • market for !DIIII. ··-attr\1111 and a captive b _,,.....,, ··~ oods 1ro111 tho ome ..,...y,. ulactunld I lln<e ball o1 Europe leU In the yean Soviet Union bao placed Into Ill lap,llbeprolltable strenglobold on the Onnmun!BIII :m':" '! '!: !:; -::",!": an lmu-MY tern and tho eeonoml•• of aeven eas Albania BuJ. tral European countries East Baril. Ctcboslovakla, Romania. Hunpry, Poland Aosembly of Captive Accordlnl to which baaeB its claim Euroom~ ~~::''trade repot111, In lbe to on to 11164 lbese seven coonyears from 195& • feed 10 "Uleglllirles wore eompeUed to mote" prollt ol fll.l bUUOO Into the ~~ inl the acquired by cbart- COI!JIIr!es ~rlceamw': lOYI!II trade pr!cell !01' lmPQI'II tball ... =.... City Manager Gary R. !hort wlll serve as master of eere- and cbarp In their uport • IJIIport , w!lb weslot11 ID Soviet P· Spee~-eentral Europellll eountrleo pot1ll tedto to ., .s bUUoo, or au per ~~ amouo •• un!rletl would ovr the amount lbese co volume ol hove bad to pay lor lbe aameby·~- U S Sa IQOdlal pr!ceo cbargeocusto "'" · · -•~ to westsrn European 1m :"~rom eostunderpayments t!:ned potlll bUllon Joss <BIIIr~- Elmlus.pesR wocl<l have bad to pay than ..., · · · market lor the 1n the westsrn European same goods. bservm at lbe recent 2lrd NtunmiUI 0 ked OD party conlfOSS In Moscow.=IDII canthe atmos)lllm ol sU<COBS. d the oervallsm wblcb seemedno~• 1111111 deleBatee, who duUlully --··•ed more Uke •-'- of speecbee lba\ OUW~ .,.._ ol corporation comptroUert the ..~....... _ of ldeologleal ..... IbiD Ute ...... ~ ....... u:m lu~al tmpresston was lbal AFTER - This is how Gallipolis' river front looks today, after work wao completed last taU on the $114,000-piUI Upstream Public Use Area. Note acCess road on left. The comfort station and stairway leading to the plcnic area a~ In middle of photo, which was takeo last Wedoesday from the Gallipolis Fire Department'• new rescue boat. Ill<••" COSMOTOLOGY IS a skiU taught at the Piketon VocaUonal School at Waverly. There are 20 girls being trained in this fie Id. The vocational department ofl •tb~e ::~~;1 ed new comprelLenslve high school in the Meigs Local District would have a Cj department · k>t about the balanoe ol We worr'l 1 That Is we pay hund payments problem.W .....:,. ta worry a· reds of people In as .....bout It lor us. eielllelli :.::.~ :or : lion, keeps careful tnvokl tile lmpoTt and now and out now oft ' tllld manufacturexport of raw materlab U nat resources ed goods, tho otatus of na o . and manulactur!Dg facUltlel. • Is however malnta!D . Few governmen I I of brainany comparable~ ~ ~::a% the ~ power wblcb BY llOUDtry .. mary economic 18801 of any • In the opinion of Marion i!Brper J~ . .dent and chairman of lbe boord andof uporl ."'" 1ntorpubllc, lba lmporl matter more ..,....ol brains Is loomlnl as • tile !ous oonoem lban lbe now of gold or · Impact or export of goods. .. "The vital difference belwaen oat!oIll, u._, uys ........ r-1 "Is fBBt becomlnl one of bUo man C'&pabllity·" We have traciiUonally thought of rich and poor countries, of countries enduwed or oot endoWed with material resources .. prod lion skUls. It may now be more " teucht "capable accura , says • to 1bJnk of tile t!o ., nation" or tbe jjless capab1e oa n. At the same Ume as lbere Is a gap b&twten rieb and poor nations, there IS a more truly w!deninl gap the capable IDtl the lesa capable. Tbo Uolted Staletl cumally enjoys a surplus "balance of pay1D11111" 1n the brainpower depart- bet-• ment. In tntornallonal d<allngB In eumncy, Dotes Harper, we have mecbanlsms like -lhe lnterllllloDal Monetary Fund to .,... reel imbalances. "Perhaps we shuuld develop some ldDd of fnlernaUonal Brain Bank to eorrec1 Imbalances In bralns. • All This - and Healthy publle opeaker, It can be , ed like< to teep his audience awate, and ~ven Interested If possible. ' Ani! you bave to believe lbat Dr. Altoll Jaciasner of New Orleans dklntt have • "•lOOI'I'bead in the crowd when be addrtlo(ed· lbe Cullege o1 Medicine of Baylor UaJ. wm!ty In Houston, Ta., recently· '. Dr. Qcbsner made at Jeaat two sta-. -~ that •ere bound to pork up bls 1Jo. Ever)' more a cr• to draft a fa•when lbey are foroed w• •• dilldren aa bappell ed •· w uY 11 Is Intolerable a Chicago doctor recen • thousands of that there Is a vast pool ol t permll- :'.t You hnven't by any cbanCO bad 1 resent experienCI!, have you, lbat bao left you UUie llll!U-sbocked !rom )ll)leJ work form-Ul!Jng-out? You have? What a eolncldencel HeN'I I mOnel of comfort for JOU: Wbat good old Form 1010 did to yououghwas practically a love pat. You t to ,.. what thousands, maybe mDUono of fulks are putt!at up with every day iD the OIValuableM~c..s • • are St WI'thUs Makin•ll Counterfeiters . ) Rate th (f H Spun·ous Coins at appy or em ltii'VIY wort- u Panama ill' BY BlllRONYMOOS Prom tbe t!ma that lbe ~tha: fir~ 011 21,;: = 1 ~ty lilt . ~f l '1 ' .. worm: :n and hard to detect. ~ ~ ~.~ : :l- by 1 te • ..., rrrm: · Hliiii: iltiiii~'lfiU&'Wiflt:K(PtlMiu~M&IiHI tween Court and State St. The two-boat launching ramp is 26 =:!t .. ~=~~:co: =~ ~~;~~ The access road leads from of the site o f f t~ south end First Ave. ct~• !J111110118111J caalll lba flct II ,;_ ~ : . . : for qllirea three timet ea llllDJ • :.:0~": :S~:C.~00~.: :.,.m-;:ter :r.,:, art == ;.all~~ BERR~ S Elevation of the new project Dr ooly 12 feet above the rneau sailing level of the Ohio, at nor- ·~-:.har~.:.~u~= 50 YEARS AGO gy, macblne shop Blld ,.oaUo~oJ al agriculture. ii38 feet above sea level. The new site is expected to attract many tourists lo t h e Old French City this summer and for years to come. Local residents are anticipating family gatherings. It is believed civ· tc and sooiaJ organizatlon:!l will use the site when lhe mercurv begins to climb later IIIia year. ON THE RIVER "" · ... - "" -~ - - . .. :.~r:~:;~~M::~~~~:: Labor-Management Strife Hit the River · niecbllllics aad commercial stueli I BY DICK moMAS Thls would mean annual savings nets" were advised to stay on Icrews ~· steamboats to Labor trouble reored its ugly of between $30,000 and ~.000, shore II they could oot lind eiibt·boi!r..~s. Under tile praposad eight hour head in .more ways 1ban one according to offiCials of I he an~ elae It do. Boat owners on We:sterol w~td! law a deylJibt packet SJ YOlllll ago on Ute nver. rompany. ' "The future lor a yollllJ! man rivers could afford to would be compeJied to carry In one Instance young men The order, however, did oot on the river is not brilliant by this: besides, It Is most a double crew, which owners were advised to avoid beeom- apply II! officers engaged In any means from tile present out- reasonable to ask It of out of the qlll!8tion. lng r!vormen II IIley could find service oa the pool hoals at look," It was predlcted. was tile 10•eral Boat owners brealbed a sigh anytblng else to de. The advice, Pittsburgh. Most of the river- On the heel• of Ibis, the am0111 rive-men relief on Aprll 12, 1916, whea Mr. 0'0.011 says the equip. however, bad little effect fer mCJll alfected bad been IJJUo• IJ<lVenunent ruled a pilot or Recent steamboat was announoed that the , meut hi tile ~hlne shop see. today many YDIIllfl men still seek ing the river for many years. qlneer eould bavo a UCOMe (steamer Kanawha In Bill lnll'<lduced to ~. ~on of tile Piketon school _Is a career on tile river. Many men were out of worlt at the age of 19, Instead of it, 1916 and tile towboat steamboats to carry · ~alued at shout 1150,000 wbdt 1 Tbo men bod been workinl un- as a result of the order. A ao bad been !be rule. lmmed!- Brown in February 1916) mws to sland eight hour e3 cosmotoloiY. sectloR has · eame with the announce- few bad saved their pennies ately tile Engineers Aasocla- supposed to be tile cause wu killed. Captain •000 In eqwpmenl Stud- ment that the MonODgabels sad were fairly weU·to-<lo. Otb- linn ol ]!emphill, Tenn., Uled tile Introduction of the was one of lbe first tr!,•re selected for vocaUonal Coal and Coke Company of ero wore not. "The days of big a protest w!tll the Department hour c:n!w bDl. H the steamboat men to enter a procou ~ ~ by r::da~co Plltsbuflb Informed captains, salaries on Ute river ale a of Commerce over tile change hour biD became law It . test ~liost the bDl. oc~ors • 0 sever gb pilots, englnners and stewards thing of the pas~" was tile ·or the age llmlt eUgibllity IJJr Jl!liiiOple ateamboat....,.... Meanwhile, 11 was reported on .combll1e boats between Pitts. prediction. But, thio was not qtnee..._ . oi bu~ was the lbat tleeltbabdo. were arce VQ~'a~oi'BI aludenl! at Pike- burgb ,- Clnolnna~ - L<luisvUie so. Then, Cnn8ressi1118l actlon • Tft·l:oinpetenl erows of IJid bard IQ '"' on ~ loiJ, llo additioa to the cla8sa that their aervices would -~o ' · The number of oaptsllla. pJ. caUSed Capllln 11:. A. Burnllldl!s, rtqUired number lfil )ltlcltell. <\Dtl , , lo lbe1r . special training. take leoger be required as of Feb. I, lots, engineers and ~~ ihe Uve, superintendent oi tbe ,boat navicatbJJ ~ Pl. . 11 -~ - Larry 110~ Wliv~rly_ H11!11 ·~Ool, ll!e aiu(sat In ~lory and 1918. .. who were thrown IIIII 01 wort CampbeiJ Creek Cool ~. ifould Insure Is lllUdl et1 that 1f11i . · In the Piketon Vilcatlon, Sohool. Boys EagUsb t!O meot•·otate require- · The first discooraglag event at Pi!ts~h did, -however, to 111'10 boat·~ to 10 , to i c1o1eo cren 11 wu tilt .scMols »pe~d. baU-a-daf w~~kl~g and Jliehia. 'l'he ~J::Ilonol doryearlyconti'acls. Th~ cause rlvermen to aeet;Diber ·•\vU¥nlfon, D. c.;_ .te ate ed· ~l the II\)VerlllnelU ,.. have dQllar &IIIDI altal:hed lo School \11'1 Iiiii . · 011 tile company Intended O)iiy to employment. Young mea wltb tllelr IDilueace agalaol JI8SIII' lflil fllt\'lce .WoQid .wr:ll!.· littJ&allt ""'' fol: eacll trip. "ileanlbOat lbei!: ,'W..Iii cs. about the vocational training school program be BOilerously agreed to come last Monday to' speak to the RuUand Elementary PTA. O'Dell Is so enthusillst!e :"!. J ...,I ••I ! I ' ' ·1: n!t :U.... Touring a Vocational School is 550: feet above sea levt!l, Features of Tri-Co Area ::I = picnic tables and benches, and a lfi by 21 foot comfort station. J!Y ROBERT WJNGEIT George O'Dell, supervisor of ore so fortunate they have The Pikton Vocatiorral school the Piketon Vocational Scbool, to take time off from their located il Pike County near last wet;k when he conducted jobs to prepare for corm:ueac• Waverly, has trade training Mr. C. E. Blakeslee and me ment exercises." facilities comparable to what : on a tour of his school. w•,mld be offered in a vocational I The place was a beehive of S ~el Piketoa d JVoeational 1957 department of the proposed acti>ity. . coo was starte n new comprehensive hi gh High school students who when an elementary buildin& school in the Meig.s Loc<~l like to wr,rk with their hands constructed by the federal gov~ St11oo\ District. 1 but Jack a consuming Jove for ernment for employees workmg , Should the bond issue for I Latin, History' or other on the atomic plant there was the new education compJcx be 1eollege preparatory courses, turned_ over to tbe board of apprnved by voters of the Iwere busy pursuing assigned education. The school was vadistricl on Muy 3rct, there · work . Their intill-est was · obvi- cated. ~hen construction work· will be $700,000 made avail· ous. Nobody w;~s pushing them. ers flmshed their work. , ~; . 11 11 able through state funds to More than 74 per eent of Tbe vocational school Ia VO-AG BOYS at ~he Piketon yocational 6choo1 are 1howo here learning how to prune help finance a .,ocational our graduates immediately .guJPike county is used by students fruit trees. ~eorge 0 Dell, supervisor of th_e schoo~ say1 the boya "in the Vo-Ag departtrades department. •to work following graduation," from Piketon, Waverl West.- _m...:e:.. .::_•c::•..:.•:..:.::. bu=s-m:..e:..ss:...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ''This is 1 great thing," said/said O'DeiJ .. •'Some of tbem lern and Eastern hlgby~ools. nt:.:..:ar..:.•...:tr_a_m...:e:..d_to---'op'---e_ra_te.....:.a...:f.:..arm !: ::.:.::r=:n.;:tln. tbe MOUIII!&collectar worry about lbe aulbtmtlcll)' very yes, DRILL PRESS - Larry Adrian, Eastern High &:hool, Pike County, Is using a drill press In the school's machine shop. The shop bas $150,000 !nv..ted iD oqulpmenl 'This is Great Training' Says School Supervisor finoed there wao no fallout Qm. tbe old. Ells~~ cer though then "'""" wn. , R I to remote oites In at!U ba used. Actual lllltdl . euterneso~a In Cnlombla over would demand only I Ia Ntearaguo w.tdd deal 1 cr1p- - k ball In traffic. or . , . The site wil1 accommodate up to 44 automobiles with boats on trailers. U contains 20 concrete mal pool sllige, which is Yet thorelort co:v mast ~ely: channel Is lw!ce PIDIII\I'L _ Moat other alletl Involve The 1ooU a!ao make lba Pillprojacted use of miclear ama Canol vulnerable to atom. acavat!on. Costs for cooven. lc attacl:. Uonal dtalng are rated prohlbwve. Bu~ evea U any con· ro CONVEin' Ute praent barrlero In u,. nuclt- passage to • 1,0GO-fool-wlde. : ar teal biD treab could be IUI'o ~ ~801_ levby mounted, grave doubl ulsts ,..,..... bard. the river. The ramp is located at the site of the old ferry landing. :.:m. b~~ ::,."'~ ~:;"m~~ ;:t"" ==~t::Ot!nolh:er~c:;be~ : " . : e;:, :=, ..., 1I: iB!!; feet wide, extendlni Into wUJ draw 11 feel BUzabelb 1111.000 .....,• p~e ~c:: ~ttves. ... ' ~ ., "'f ' · '' ' '', = ~Pll.~fi~i.i::.r~if.iiit:.;Wti~'ii .;=:: ':£'111Jl::; 1 the pori of the J'retl. clent'l. At!IDt!o • Paclf~ Y"';'~ the frlghten!Dg fact II that It ts Iat- tiP!. from tilt lalresio make :ittst!on. However, bls purcb· to-cbeck souree tl metal a..! Ini more and mOre red tape to wind ·DP 'l'bls mad!~ by mold- ..., of told becaml! too large able In the '"•' ,mountmlntel! fllriJ ac<e•-•Olil southeast- for the needs ol his real pro- Canadian dollan being the mainspring of lbe Great Socletl'. ft.m· It's not tmll01llllor a blc obot In :;::'lite ..-eded In leliloo, and be spent lb• n: there. I bill ;....pany lo read 110 doeumeDII I luminll out vboJII' balldoUan Proteoa!onal coileclDTB -- ihlt = ' _.,_ did:, ~ inlallt OD :\::::' mark In New York :: aDd Us vallle, ,tile Clllll~: lnw.:"~ 1o ba "load- In the pocket. 111 bas been · ent ed" with lbem, U. S. llecl'et But the new low-allver oonperiod tbe "*!~ gov""':ore 'Service, men found a comple-. tent haU dollar Is lttely to cllleo~ed .,II*' tball 1y automatized plant on Lon& 1 bonanZa lor the moken bad casb II\ · make 1 lllaD4 whlcb turned metal "queer" money. cood ones, aDd bltl to bJ&oiiiDto noaUy wrapped nick· · compll!te cbaDP 111 the uall. lea et 1 rate comparable to A partnership 11 1 in the early~ of lhla cen- the U. 8. MIDI UseU. ~'"C.~ !nand~: tury the aver~~' lbopper tried An enterpriSini dental meow11111 1 tile =tc1 :::;.: Moat llfiUTlOU coiDt " e r • colleclorl, lor lbe 110 cold the gonu:, s:O moat of of lead IJid wore eaolly c:ent pro made lbe •lllm*" theY "•lUI" once minted In Co!Hor-- first circulation wUJ be cletected by llltlllle coins pro- pia. Since tbe demand was r by collectors and few made, w~~~lg IIOIIIId Cnlns of much creater tllan tlle supply, will know what to npect In duced~ :,. • w ell be remedied the o!tuallan by pearance, a counter!~ ~ reb. a. w1111e an 1111111\e ol 111 vOle (W. Va.) pen~tQttary. He ' In l..aiu'r.the~t lor the lbe colna tbay alack •'":~Y for of collll 81 8 c e Iller a lew yean lbl QUADRD.LION - plecel !If paper stored Ulld tborn It tond 0111 oman purcbati!S by ~ lotiiY 1napee1- lello probably wUI hrlnl In the nation's olflces IJid storefGOlllll. Item: The paperwork coot of rnnntng delillfl prison cuardo. by toine collector price• than th~ 100<1 - · the u 9 economy 11 estimated at f!OO bDAI: ~be~~~: before tbay bavt cbanp4 bands And wllb the rise bl F,lc•esl 11011 ~ j.ar _ .....,...nih of the natkm's made 11 much easier 11101'1 lball· lour or flvo tlmee, . . . and tans . . . mast annuol output ol goods and serv!cet. Item: 11 Is true that now-fangled com- to print biDs tball to mold colna - bod colD 11 nc:'~ ~ ·wUl 10<111 be pie=~ bemoaey: I pu to pul away any puters caa bat IIIII these l!gure-fDied~ and counterfeit 101 and 211!1 be- vet'/ 11111!1' '<Ill ....._... """• etii1IIIOI>' ~ tODd or lledl 100 timeS fast« tball lO erperl ... ,...., ~-n - · - . up ..,.. s. :~ 1111' bad bUI 11 ttlll Willi · .. and that eopytng machines <Ill make ilo , One will a proposal that st!U lurtber carbona 11ft crazy. But lhla only means One dlsab~et;·~..,! ~Not. 80 Ioiii agt_some golfen DAYUGRI' lAVING '··.~.us be levied 011 cigarettes, and lbet lbe tbon wm be more fDI'IIll IDd _ . ..,... Urs~ar- 1 iofernntelll acboo~ 011 a TWo IIW found 8 IIMil NEW YORlt ' (UP!) . ;resulting revenue be given to bealtb aulbboas lor oomeooe to read. If& UUl 111 produciDI .... l!ream on the .courae to llo !llht AYin& wu lint P,llfl orJt!ea to combat dprette advertlslniItem· l"ttrrlllrriii - IIIII JOll Dow bl:.. dolllri 'IIOJ1b 01 .,.r. than tile.'.._. ' Ny hi Englllltl ' lD· 1lrl • · , Now lhla may appear logical to the doctbe ltllle paperN'k JOll did lor wblcb readily a~ ~lvaged $2011,000 In bl!ts, ev!- adopted .In many Cou.lrlea and porhapa to otbon, but It d4ol lbl internol Revenue Semce waa lUil • bUlo hanlll •;:. blll8 _. ookl M dnlllped'• 1!1 lbe makm. q W.ortd Will 1 ~ aavt• ' ""'"" 8 llttle like dl8rginl tile man ID lbl warm-up. .~.._ ~ ~· "~" at 135 Just as lbe golfers )!egan hav· lni eiJj'ensea. · Sa~l Item of aD: You ain't ...... ~~~~cba=lr for the electricity. ' liunclred and opread IDa illeao tl add!nll·. 'lei! more ' i!, No. 1 by the doctor which Ill' Jell ta ..., I terr!toey before Cptl!llaea to their~, some- .In tropical regions, reallf · lflbbOO bls IJIIIDera :ear 117 lbat Umo "'o found the ldnA' In ~ lbe II,; ~·~ ' ~ ol l!dvl<o: Stop lllltlldllll and the JMktt bad departed IJJr ilmO m1a1 aumblr. · Miters t¥t-: ~111•· ~ . • parts un!mown w1tb a suitcase 111 that .... .allo, dlscottred \II; ~ , IIIIOiiDI." uill Dr. II ~ lbelr llbJ. a~t!OD to 1 acr1p1 lib lbatl (Not to men- ·\mletl wllh pod money! . ~~pllc"teo hllhtlr vaul~; tun•U Ulllest. t!OD .......... - and dpMII IJIIIlllflcluJ' Se..-ral very clevl'l' opera- Tbt lint COUDt_erlell 1&!1- Ulllo IJI!!llO • . wl .I ll ...SIMo! just HAS ta P"1 ... -... fanclnee4 e Final touches were added recently. Additional grass was planted in the picnic area. Trasb disposal units and 10 barbecue insta11ed. BEFORE - This is how GallipoHs' river front (directly below the Sot1are off rirst Ave. ) looked from the pits Thewere parking lot is by 60 676 fee breakera in the Ohio River in October, 1963, before the Uplltream Public Area wa1 constructed, Photo w t 1 feet long, and extends the fuU taken by Dick Thomas, from Hugo Pierotti 's cabin cruiser. length of the river bank ~ THE DAIIIBN EFl"'£T Many 100,00Moo nae~~ ..,. lJ Is tangible evkiiDCt of real Canal'a ladt wicb" quartera bavt tiEl In money-m= beeD found. In Ibis case I :.!t~els wert found cotlllterfeller'o ho .J :~:~~.:.:-.:::. '~: 11 Ia at!malod tbat at Ibis moment there u. 1.5 qllldrlllkm - Several trees were ed to add to the site's beauty. ""'-ii, ,._c """"' re. quired. lui however' allout IJJ; a new canal. The prewll under Army eorpo o1 Panama waterway Is so ur~selling dlroclloa are tumll~ row In some places ~~-~ 1 'VOIIher lblp accldents hovt .,.....,_ bUll' and bale~ In Ute lbere IL the paat three monlbe. Darien jungles of Panama, a One vessel Jut IreJnote MCfDr favored II an 11- ova and b]oei!ntl cbaJI. tsrnUve olle for a new sea • :e ~=~~ =~Probably level cllllll. 6110 ships draw more water thao Wbell the naat dry '"":: tt.at and biDet lllUII ellber ..,. capi "tlrallllmlll" (plbrqh tiUd! 1 to determlna at lela tball fun carp) or 1101 ltOI'ioUI eo1 flow of nearby transit lbe eanal al 1111. T b t area g andogytbe • moat __.. al ......, 1ooU are too ltii'NII Darien rou1e for at least 10 COIIIIIIIfdal....,. ltJ1'V8YI mQ ba tm- and ball lbat 111111Y U. 8. aJr. deriUea 11 p:opooed canal craft carrlerl. Illes Ill Colmnb!a and Nlt:arll- The wbola u.nd II toward H thole countr!el mean- blger and bigger lh!ps. Tbls lwhn• wUJ acree to lllow the )'ell' lbe ° a::u.. Out this Form Pertinent excavation was =~.:. ~......; *'""" Now Just Fill •.-... mil;:' a!lfled physicians who are no to oerve 1n the Medleal Corps. Although Cungress aulborlzedUt tile com· far mlss!onlnl o1 Ucensed osteopa • ~ ck 1947 not one of the nation s 12, ba ao ~ hao ever been aceepted. 600 a~tenpa William T. Calllll, RAcoordlnl to Rep. IDceDSed about lba N. J., wbo 'II pretl!' artment of Defensa whole tblng, lbe ~P .. rrom h bowed to "enormous pressure as · Modlcll Aaaoe!aUon, wblch the Amerlci.D ;"""· ., t•eultlst! n •tiD cl...,uJea osteopa... take although In at least 30 otates lbey the !dentlcal liaenliDI eaamlnatlonl pen M.D.s. CabUJ• "Tbo AMA ''For one "'"" ........., !"~-•••!o of Accredcontrols the Joint wuw- D • ltat!on. n government schools or bMp•!"ls lbat used oateopalbl were not .-.lited this body doctorl trained there -.rou!d ::!ve a dWfi~t t!ma galnlng pos!UaDI In civilian hospitsls." And the AMA wonders why II auflerl from a poor public Image. ..,,.. anoat nell hill THERE Ill ~teorlbls ~IBtlc prospect. auffaring !rom The projr.ct contain! over 8,500 square yards of concrete. Ia:. tile Um when the ornted forteo 8Tl e 'Ucal shortage of doc- tber with seven First dirt was moved by theo K. L. Moore Construction rirm of Belpre on July 6 last year. Nearly three months later, the ,Project, with rew exceptions, was completed. ::'ot w.:m.oroN of 1n Than Gold, to Some day, April 15, 11165, following months of preparation by city and government officials. PDnl blow to I'IDallla C11J IIIII 11 1 Medical \Vonderland I Bids were opened on t b e $114.689.92 project on Thurs- (NEAl - UIll related c:l-.: qnec1 amot!l tmn•ledgeo lbl Pldllc ~ llble olf!clalt bore lbat the ag- clllll. Wltb : !!,~ · Panama Canal one of man's the ell)' Ia ..-..~~ feats Is on' lba •ay out of Ute entire P~,eooMmJ· "' .'..,..... II Uvea off lho .....,. ea It now ...... ~. bal to be that To talk of abandotllrll II lor : ~~ another fotm, some undeveloped region converted to a wide, very deep to the east Is to ladallt -level eaoal of baDd- cy. Is rest!eu. AI gowrnment sponsored project. Best Prosoeet for Future the merce, and Clyde Ramsay, past an iinportant role if] h.elning the Old French City o.cqu~e the An Enlarged PanamaCanal BRUCE VJolkAT monles. Marvin Swann from the Huntington District OffiCe, U. S. Army Curps of Engineers, wnr participate in th{. dedir.ation teremony, along with Dr. Keltb Brandeberry. president of the Gallipolis Clmmbor of Comchamber president, who played 1 Snvlels aren't about to start rocking any boats. ...... thlnl They have a o~ th 1 L!tU e •onder, with serioUS signa a BOinl lor them, colno ale are gottlog the naU•e• In lbe o s More Valoable The United Staletl, Prior to tile ceremony, a gt. gantic berbecue wlll be -~ ed by the Gallipolis Elks cl'*. The barbecue will commenct at 11 a.m. Soviet oaporta IJid pay!Dg..... SGrietl pay aen,.,y, . 1UD1 1181 So~ ' :.,.,, ~ .'. '"-'--::-' .·~· llalf. . ,, ~·ill apmdkc.blll•-Place·•....., ..,... • �~. • } ' ' ' \' - -~-' .; ·\·<ill - ., i' '··. >''J~'"'' .,· . , "i' ' • f ,. A Cong. . Moeller is· Principal Speaiter·· foi' · Public (Use Area Dedication in Gailin;;lf~l . . .: ' "• ! ~ BY IIIIBART Wii.IION, Jl. ::=::.:~:1 $114,000-plus Upstream l'ubl!e Use Area on Sunday, 1\prll H. The corornony will begin at 1:30 p.m., on the river olde of First Ave., near the new otep., leading to lbe recreauon ol!4. • ' ;.., Soviets Learning How to Boy Cheap, Sell High never · CotnJIIIII!)sm. b!gber stage ol ' weary of teUIDg us, Is alb ••p!tallsm. II organization an economIc Inevitable stage which, Is the uJUma~ Kbrllllhcbav once promJo. ;:~children wUl llv:,:'""o.;.m. For a b!gber form of eoon act!eed -- ~Uon, however, communism ~ by lbe Soviet UniOn bWS itaJ. imllaril)l to an early phase of caprel :.,._ '!'be RusslaM, at leao:.;~ ~ lions with lbeir sateUltos, alled "merhave arrived at oomethlng <lull develop. ll!lsm " which bocaJDO Y .. : •In th~ weot In the talb century. waa • In simplest !ermB. mereanUllsm ,.paUonal policy of ~=Uo~~ ~ a!ble profit !rom JnvellmeDI. In Its beylbe least po881hlo ~ colooioa be.d It aparred tbo race ... ay• ol Elm)pe beciUJO col· twaen the 111 a ebeap · - of raw ODies pTOV1 • market for !DIIII. ··-attr\1111 and a captive b _,,.....,, ··~ oods 1ro111 tho ome ..,...y,. ulactunld I lln<e ball o1 Europe leU In the yean Soviet Union bao placed Into Ill lap,llbeprolltable strenglobold on the Onnmun!BIII :m':" '! '!: !:; -::",!": an lmu-MY tern and tho eeonoml•• of aeven eas Albania BuJ. tral European countries East Baril. Ctcboslovakla, Romania. Hunpry, Poland Aosembly of Captive Accordlnl to which baaeB its claim Euroom~ ~~::''trade repot111, In lbe to on to 11164 lbese seven coonyears from 195& • feed 10 "Uleglllirles wore eompeUed to mote" prollt ol fll.l bUUOO Into the ~~ inl the acquired by cbart- COI!JIIr!es ~rlceamw': lOYI!II trade pr!cell !01' lmPQI'II tball ... =.... City Manager Gary R. !hort wlll serve as master of eere- and cbarp In their uport • IJIIport , w!lb weslot11 ID Soviet P· Spee~-eentral Europellll eountrleo pot1ll tedto to ., .s bUUoo, or au per ~~ amouo •• un!rletl would ovr the amount lbese co volume ol hove bad to pay lor lbe aameby·~- U S Sa IQOdlal pr!ceo cbargeocusto "'" · · -•~ to westsrn European 1m :"~rom eostunderpayments t!:ned potlll bUllon Joss <BIIIr~- Elmlus.pesR wocl<l have bad to pay than ..., · · · market lor the 1n the westsrn European same goods. bservm at lbe recent 2lrd NtunmiUI 0 ked OD party conlfOSS In Moscow.=IDII canthe atmos)lllm ol sU<COBS. d the oervallsm wblcb seemedno~• 1111111 deleBatee, who duUlully --··•ed more Uke •-'- of speecbee lba\ OUW~ .,.._ ol corporation comptroUert the ..~....... _ of ldeologleal ..... IbiD Ute ...... ~ ....... u:m lu~al tmpresston was lbal AFTER - This is how Gallipolis' river front looks today, after work wao completed last taU on the $114,000-piUI Upstream Public Use Area. Note acCess road on left. The comfort station and stairway leading to the plcnic area a~ In middle of photo, which was takeo last Wedoesday from the Gallipolis Fire Department'• new rescue boat. Ill<••" COSMOTOLOGY IS a skiU taught at the Piketon VocaUonal School at Waverly. There are 20 girls being trained in this fie Id. The vocational department ofl •tb~e ::~~;1 ed new comprelLenslve high school in the Meigs Local District would have a Cj department · k>t about the balanoe ol We worr'l 1 That Is we pay hund payments problem.W .....:,. ta worry a· reds of people In as .....bout It lor us. eielllelli :.::.~ :or : lion, keeps careful tnvokl tile lmpoTt and now and out now oft ' tllld manufacturexport of raw materlab U nat resources ed goods, tho otatus of na o . and manulactur!Dg facUltlel. • Is however malnta!D . Few governmen I I of brainany comparable~ ~ ~::a% the ~ power wblcb BY llOUDtry .. mary economic 18801 of any • In the opinion of Marion i!Brper J~ . .dent and chairman of lbe boord andof uporl ."'" 1ntorpubllc, lba lmporl matter more ..,....ol brains Is loomlnl as • tile !ous oonoem lban lbe now of gold or · Impact or export of goods. .. "The vital difference belwaen oat!oIll, u._, uys ........ r-1 "Is fBBt becomlnl one of bUo man C'&pabllity·" We have traciiUonally thought of rich and poor countries, of countries enduwed or oot endoWed with material resources .. prod lion skUls. It may now be more " teucht "capable accura , says • to 1bJnk of tile t!o ., nation" or tbe jjless capab1e oa n. At the same Ume as lbere Is a gap b&twten rieb and poor nations, there IS a more truly w!deninl gap the capable IDtl the lesa capable. Tbo Uolted Staletl cumally enjoys a surplus "balance of pay1D11111" 1n the brainpower depart- bet-• ment. In tntornallonal d<allngB In eumncy, Dotes Harper, we have mecbanlsms like -lhe lnterllllloDal Monetary Fund to .,... reel imbalances. "Perhaps we shuuld develop some ldDd of fnlernaUonal Brain Bank to eorrec1 Imbalances In bralns. • All This - and Healthy publle opeaker, It can be , ed like< to teep his audience awate, and ~ven Interested If possible. ' Ani! you bave to believe lbat Dr. Altoll Jaciasner of New Orleans dklntt have • "•lOOI'I'bead in the crowd when be addrtlo(ed· lbe Cullege o1 Medicine of Baylor UaJ. wm!ty In Houston, Ta., recently· '. Dr. Qcbsner made at Jeaat two sta-. -~ that •ere bound to pork up bls 1Jo. Ever)' more a cr• to draft a fa•when lbey are foroed w• •• dilldren aa bappell ed •· w uY 11 Is Intolerable a Chicago doctor recen • thousands of that there Is a vast pool ol t permll- :'.t You hnven't by any cbanCO bad 1 resent experienCI!, have you, lbat bao left you UUie llll!U-sbocked !rom )ll)leJ work form-Ul!Jng-out? You have? What a eolncldencel HeN'I I mOnel of comfort for JOU: Wbat good old Form 1010 did to yououghwas practically a love pat. You t to ,.. what thousands, maybe mDUono of fulks are putt!at up with every day iD the OIValuableM~c..s • • are St WI'thUs Makin•ll Counterfeiters . ) Rate th (f H Spun·ous Coins at appy or em ltii'VIY wort- u Panama ill' BY BlllRONYMOOS Prom tbe t!ma that lbe ~tha: fir~ 011 21,;: = 1 ~ty lilt . ~f l '1 ' .. worm: :n and hard to detect. ~ ~ ~.~ : :l- by 1 te • ..., rrrm: · Hliiii: iltiiii~'lfiU&'Wiflt:K(PtlMiu~M&IiHI tween Court and State St. The two-boat launching ramp is 26 =:!t .. ~=~~:co: =~ ~~;~~ The access road leads from of the site o f f t~ south end First Ave. ct~• !J111110118111J caalll lba flct II ,;_ ~ : . . : for qllirea three timet ea llllDJ • :.:0~": :S~:C.~00~.: :.,.m-;:ter :r.,:, art == ;.all~~ BERR~ S Elevation of the new project Dr ooly 12 feet above the rneau sailing level of the Ohio, at nor- ·~-:.har~.:.~u~= 50 YEARS AGO gy, macblne shop Blld ,.oaUo~oJ al agriculture. ii38 feet above sea level. The new site is expected to attract many tourists lo t h e Old French City this summer and for years to come. Local residents are anticipating family gatherings. It is believed civ· tc and sooiaJ organizatlon:!l will use the site when lhe mercurv begins to climb later IIIia year. ON THE RIVER "" · ... - "" -~ - - . .. :.~r:~:;~~M::~~~~:: Labor-Management Strife Hit the River · niecbllllics aad commercial stueli I BY DICK moMAS Thls would mean annual savings nets" were advised to stay on Icrews ~· steamboats to Labor trouble reored its ugly of between $30,000 and ~.000, shore II they could oot lind eiibt·boi!r..~s. Under tile praposad eight hour head in .more ways 1ban one according to offiCials of I he an~ elae It do. Boat owners on We:sterol w~td! law a deylJibt packet SJ YOlllll ago on Ute nver. rompany. ' "The future lor a yollllJ! man rivers could afford to would be compeJied to carry In one Instance young men The order, however, did oot on the river is not brilliant by this: besides, It Is most a double crew, which owners were advised to avoid beeom- apply II! officers engaged In any means from tile present out- reasonable to ask It of out of the qlll!8tion. lng r!vormen II IIley could find service oa the pool hoals at look," It was predlcted. was tile 10•eral Boat owners brealbed a sigh anytblng else to de. The advice, Pittsburgh. Most of the river- On the heel• of Ibis, the am0111 rive-men relief on Aprll 12, 1916, whea Mr. 0'0.011 says the equip. however, bad little effect fer mCJll alfected bad been IJJUo• IJ<lVenunent ruled a pilot or Recent steamboat was announoed that the , meut hi tile ~hlne shop see. today many YDIIllfl men still seek ing the river for many years. qlneer eould bavo a UCOMe (steamer Kanawha In Bill lnll'<lduced to ~. ~on of tile Piketon school _Is a career on tile river. Many men were out of worlt at the age of 19, Instead of it, 1916 and tile towboat steamboats to carry · ~alued at shout 1150,000 wbdt 1 Tbo men bod been workinl un- as a result of the order. A ao bad been !be rule. lmmed!- Brown in February 1916) mws to sland eight hour e3 cosmotoloiY. sectloR has · eame with the announce- few bad saved their pennies ately tile Engineers Aasocla- supposed to be tile cause wu killed. Captain •000 In eqwpmenl Stud- ment that the MonODgabels sad were fairly weU·to-<lo. Otb- linn ol ]!emphill, Tenn., Uled tile Introduction of the was one of lbe first tr!,•re selected for vocaUonal Coal and Coke Company of ero wore not. "The days of big a protest w!tll the Department hour c:n!w bDl. H the steamboat men to enter a procou ~ ~ by r::da~co Plltsbuflb Informed captains, salaries on Ute river ale a of Commerce over tile change hour biD became law It . test ~liost the bDl. oc~ors • 0 sever gb pilots, englnners and stewards thing of the pas~" was tile ·or the age llmlt eUgibllity IJJr Jl!liiiOple ateamboat....,.... Meanwhile, 11 was reported on .combll1e boats between Pitts. prediction. But, thio was not qtnee..._ . oi bu~ was the lbat tleeltbabdo. were arce VQ~'a~oi'BI aludenl! at Pike- burgb ,- Clnolnna~ - L<luisvUie so. Then, Cnn8ressi1118l actlon • Tft·l:oinpetenl erows of IJid bard IQ '"' on ~ loiJ, llo additioa to the cla8sa that their aervices would -~o ' · The number of oaptsllla. pJ. caUSed Capllln 11:. A. Burnllldl!s, rtqUired number lfil )ltlcltell. <\Dtl , , lo lbe1r . special training. take leoger be required as of Feb. I, lots, engineers and ~~ ihe Uve, superintendent oi tbe ,boat navicatbJJ ~ Pl. . 11 -~ - Larry 110~ Wliv~rly_ H11!11 ·~Ool, ll!e aiu(sat In ~lory and 1918. .. who were thrown IIIII 01 wort CampbeiJ Creek Cool ~. ifould Insure Is lllUdl et1 that 1f11i . · In the Piketon Vilcatlon, Sohool. Boys EagUsb t!O meot•·otate require- · The first discooraglag event at Pi!ts~h did, -however, to 111'10 boat·~ to 10 , to i c1o1eo cren 11 wu tilt .scMols »pe~d. baU-a-daf w~~kl~g and Jliehia. 'l'he ~J::Ilonol doryearlyconti'acls. Th~ cause rlvermen to aeet;Diber ·•\vU¥nlfon, D. c.;_ .te ate ed· ~l the II\)VerlllnelU ,.. have dQllar &IIIDI altal:hed lo School \11'1 Iiiii . · 011 tile company Intended O)iiy to employment. Young mea wltb tllelr IDilueace agalaol JI8SIII' lflil fllt\'lce .WoQid .wr:ll!.· littJ&allt ""'' fol: eacll trip. "ileanlbOat lbei!: ,'W..Iii cs. about the vocational training school program be BOilerously agreed to come last Monday to' speak to the RuUand Elementary PTA. O'Dell Is so enthusillst!e :"!. J ...,I ••I ! I ' ' ·1: n!t :U.... Touring a Vocational School is 550: feet above sea levt!l, Features of Tri-Co Area ::I = picnic tables and benches, and a lfi by 21 foot comfort station. J!Y ROBERT WJNGEIT George O'Dell, supervisor of ore so fortunate they have The Pikton Vocatiorral school the Piketon Vocational Scbool, to take time off from their located il Pike County near last wet;k when he conducted jobs to prepare for corm:ueac• Waverly, has trade training Mr. C. E. Blakeslee and me ment exercises." facilities comparable to what : on a tour of his school. w•,mld be offered in a vocational I The place was a beehive of S ~el Piketoa d JVoeational 1957 department of the proposed acti>ity. . coo was starte n new comprehensive hi gh High school students who when an elementary buildin& school in the Meig.s Loc<~l like to wr,rk with their hands constructed by the federal gov~ St11oo\ District. 1 but Jack a consuming Jove for ernment for employees workmg , Should the bond issue for I Latin, History' or other on the atomic plant there was the new education compJcx be 1eollege preparatory courses, turned_ over to tbe board of apprnved by voters of the Iwere busy pursuing assigned education. The school was vadistricl on Muy 3rct, there · work . Their intill-est was · obvi- cated. ~hen construction work· will be $700,000 made avail· ous. Nobody w;~s pushing them. ers flmshed their work. , ~; . 11 11 able through state funds to More than 74 per eent of Tbe vocational school Ia VO-AG BOYS at ~he Piketon yocational 6choo1 are 1howo here learning how to prune help finance a .,ocational our graduates immediately .guJPike county is used by students fruit trees. ~eorge 0 Dell, supervisor of th_e schoo~ say1 the boya "in the Vo-Ag departtrades department. •to work following graduation," from Piketon, Waverl West.- _m...:e:.. .::_•c::•..:.•:..:.::. bu=s-m:..e:..ss:...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ''This is 1 great thing," said/said O'DeiJ .. •'Some of tbem lern and Eastern hlgby~ools. nt:.:..:ar..:.•...:tr_a_m...:e:..d_to---'op'---e_ra_te.....:.a...:f.:..arm !: ::.:.::r=:n.;:tln. tbe MOUIII!&collectar worry about lbe aulbtmtlcll)' very yes, DRILL PRESS - Larry Adrian, Eastern High &:hool, Pike County, Is using a drill press In the school's machine shop. The shop bas $150,000 !nv..ted iD oqulpmenl 'This is Great Training' Says School Supervisor finoed there wao no fallout Qm. tbe old. Ells~~ cer though then "'""" wn. , R I to remote oites In at!U ba used. Actual lllltdl . euterneso~a In Cnlombla over would demand only I Ia Ntearaguo w.tdd deal 1 cr1p- - k ball In traffic. or . , . The site wil1 accommodate up to 44 automobiles with boats on trailers. U contains 20 concrete mal pool sllige, which is Yet thorelort co:v mast ~ely: channel Is lw!ce PIDIII\I'L _ Moat other alletl Involve The 1ooU a!ao make lba Pillprojacted use of miclear ama Canol vulnerable to atom. acavat!on. Costs for cooven. lc attacl:. Uonal dtalng are rated prohlbwve. Bu~ evea U any con· ro CONVEin' Ute praent barrlero In u,. nuclt- passage to • 1,0GO-fool-wlde. : ar teal biD treab could be IUI'o ~ ~801_ levby mounted, grave doubl ulsts ,..,..... bard. the river. The ramp is located at the site of the old ferry landing. :.:m. b~~ ::,."'~ ~:;"m~~ ;:t"" ==~t::Ot!nolh:er~c:;be~ : " . : e;:, :=, ..., 1I: iB!!; feet wide, extendlni Into wUJ draw 11 feel BUzabelb 1111.000 .....,• p~e ~c:: ~ttves. ... ' ~ ., "'f ' · '' ' '', = ~Pll.~fi~i.i::.r~if.iiit:.;Wti~'ii .;=:: ':£'111Jl::; 1 the pori of the J'retl. clent'l. At!IDt!o • Paclf~ Y"';'~ the frlghten!Dg fact II that It ts Iat- tiP!. from tilt lalresio make :ittst!on. However, bls purcb· to-cbeck souree tl metal a..! Ini more and mOre red tape to wind ·DP 'l'bls mad!~ by mold- ..., of told becaml! too large able In the '"•' ,mountmlntel! fllriJ ac<e•-•Olil southeast- for the needs ol his real pro- Canadian dollan being the mainspring of lbe Great Socletl'. ft.m· It's not tmll01llllor a blc obot In :;::'lite ..-eded In leliloo, and be spent lb• n: there. I bill ;....pany lo read 110 doeumeDII I luminll out vboJII' balldoUan Proteoa!onal coileclDTB -- ihlt = ' _.,_ did:, ~ inlallt OD :\::::' mark In New York :: aDd Us vallle, ,tile Clllll~: lnw.:"~ 1o ba "load- In the pocket. 111 bas been · ent ed" with lbem, U. S. llecl'et But the new low-allver oonperiod tbe "*!~ gov""':ore 'Service, men found a comple-. tent haU dollar Is lttely to cllleo~ed .,II*' tball 1y automatized plant on Lon& 1 bonanZa lor the moken bad casb II\ · make 1 lllaD4 whlcb turned metal "queer" money. cood ones, aDd bltl to bJ&oiiiDto noaUy wrapped nick· · compll!te cbaDP 111 the uall. lea et 1 rate comparable to A partnership 11 1 in the early~ of lhla cen- the U. 8. MIDI UseU. ~'"C.~ !nand~: tury the aver~~' lbopper tried An enterpriSini dental meow11111 1 tile =tc1 :::;.: Moat llfiUTlOU coiDt " e r • colleclorl, lor lbe 110 cold the gonu:, s:O moat of of lead IJid wore eaolly c:ent pro made lbe •lllm*" theY "•lUI" once minted In Co!Hor-- first circulation wUJ be cletected by llltlllle coins pro- pia. Since tbe demand was r by collectors and few made, w~~~lg IIOIIIId Cnlns of much creater tllan tlle supply, will know what to npect In duced~ :,. • w ell be remedied the o!tuallan by pearance, a counter!~ ~ reb. a. w1111e an 1111111\e ol 111 vOle (W. Va.) pen~tQttary. He ' In l..aiu'r.the~t lor the lbe colna tbay alack •'":~Y for of collll 81 8 c e Iller a lew yean lbl QUADRD.LION - plecel !If paper stored Ulld tborn It tond 0111 oman purcbati!S by ~ lotiiY 1napee1- lello probably wUI hrlnl In the nation's olflces IJid storefGOlllll. Item: The paperwork coot of rnnntng delillfl prison cuardo. by toine collector price• than th~ 100<1 - · the u 9 economy 11 estimated at f!OO bDAI: ~be~~~: before tbay bavt cbanp4 bands And wllb the rise bl F,lc•esl 11011 ~ j.ar _ .....,...nih of the natkm's made 11 much easier 11101'1 lball· lour or flvo tlmee, . . . and tans . . . mast annuol output ol goods and serv!cet. Item: 11 Is true that now-fangled com- to print biDs tball to mold colna - bod colD 11 nc:'~ ~ ·wUl 10<111 be pie=~ bemoaey: I pu to pul away any puters caa bat IIIII these l!gure-fDied~ and counterfeit 101 and 211!1 be- vet'/ 11111!1' '<Ill ....._... """• etii1IIIOI>' ~ tODd or lledl 100 timeS fast« tball lO erperl ... ,...., ~-n - · - . up ..,.. s. :~ 1111' bad bUI 11 ttlll Willi · .. and that eopytng machines <Ill make ilo , One will a proposal that st!U lurtber carbona 11ft crazy. But lhla only means One dlsab~et;·~..,! ~Not. 80 Ioiii agt_some golfen DAYUGRI' lAVING '··.~.us be levied 011 cigarettes, and lbet lbe tbon wm be more fDI'IIll IDd _ . ..,... Urs~ar- 1 iofernntelll acboo~ 011 a TWo IIW found 8 IIMil NEW YORlt ' (UP!) . ;resulting revenue be given to bealtb aulbboas lor oomeooe to read. If& UUl 111 produciDI .... l!ream on the .courae to llo !llht AYin& wu lint P,llfl orJt!ea to combat dprette advertlslniItem· l"ttrrlllrriii - IIIII JOll Dow bl:.. dolllri 'IIOJ1b 01 .,.r. than tile.'.._. ' Ny hi Englllltl ' lD· 1lrl • · , Now lhla may appear logical to the doctbe ltllle paperN'k JOll did lor wblcb readily a~ ~lvaged $2011,000 In bl!ts, ev!- adopted .In many Cou.lrlea and porhapa to otbon, but It d4ol lbl internol Revenue Semce waa lUil • bUlo hanlll •;:. blll8 _. ookl M dnlllped'• 1!1 lbe makm. q W.ortd Will 1 ~ aavt• ' ""'"" 8 llttle like dl8rginl tile man ID lbl warm-up. .~.._ ~ ~· "~" at 135 Just as lbe golfers )!egan hav· lni eiJj'ensea. · Sa~l Item of aD: You ain't ...... ~~~~cba=lr for the electricity. ' liunclred and opread IDa illeao tl add!nll·. 'lei! more ' i!, No. 1 by the doctor which Ill' Jell ta ..., I terr!toey before Cptl!llaea to their~, some- .In tropical regions, reallf · lflbbOO bls IJIIIDera :ear 117 lbat Umo "'o found the ldnA' In ~ lbe II,; ~·~ ' ~ ol l!dvl<o: Stop lllltlldllll and the JMktt bad departed IJJr ilmO m1a1 aumblr. · Miters t¥t-: ~111•· ~ . • parts un!mown w1tb a suitcase 111 that .... .allo, dlscottred \II; ~ , IIIIOiiDI." uill Dr. II ~ lbelr llbJ. a~t!OD to 1 acr1p1 lib lbatl (Not to men- ·\mletl wllh pod money! . ~~pllc"teo hllhtlr vaul~; tun•U Ulllest. t!OD .......... - and dpMII IJIIIlllflcluJ' Se..-ral very clevl'l' opera- Tbt lint COUDt_erlell 1&!1- Ulllo IJI!!llO • . wl .I ll ...SIMo! just HAS ta P"1 ... -... fanclnee4 e Final touches were added recently. Additional grass was planted in the picnic area. Trasb disposal units and 10 barbecue insta11ed. BEFORE - This is how GallipoHs' river front (directly below the Sot1are off rirst Ave. ) looked from the pits Thewere parking lot is by 60 676 fee breakera in the Ohio River in October, 1963, before the Uplltream Public Area wa1 constructed, Photo w t 1 feet long, and extends the fuU taken by Dick Thomas, from Hugo Pierotti 's cabin cruiser. length of the river bank ~ THE DAIIIBN EFl"'£T Many 100,00Moo nae~~ ..,. lJ Is tangible evkiiDCt of real Canal'a ladt wicb" quartera bavt tiEl In money-m= beeD found. In Ibis case I :.!t~els wert found cotlllterfeller'o ho .J :~:~~.:.:-.:::. '~: 11 Ia at!malod tbat at Ibis moment there u. 1.5 qllldrlllkm - Several trees were ed to add to the site's beauty. ""'-ii, ,._c """"' re. quired. lui however' allout IJJ; a new canal. The prewll under Army eorpo o1 Panama waterway Is so ur~selling dlroclloa are tumll~ row In some places ~~-~ 1 'VOIIher lblp accldents hovt .,.....,_ bUll' and bale~ In Ute lbere IL the paat three monlbe. Darien jungles of Panama, a One vessel Jut IreJnote MCfDr favored II an 11- ova and b]oei!ntl cbaJI. tsrnUve olle for a new sea • :e ~=~~ =~Probably level cllllll. 6110 ships draw more water thao Wbell the naat dry '"":: tt.at and biDet lllUII ellber ..,. capi "tlrallllmlll" (plbrqh tiUd! 1 to determlna at lela tball fun carp) or 1101 ltOI'ioUI eo1 flow of nearby transit lbe eanal al 1111. T b t area g andogytbe • moat __.. al ......, 1ooU are too ltii'NII Darien rou1e for at least 10 COIIIIIIIfdal....,. ltJ1'V8YI mQ ba tm- and ball lbat 111111Y U. 8. aJr. deriUea 11 p:opooed canal craft carrlerl. Illes Ill Colmnb!a and Nlt:arll- The wbola u.nd II toward H thole countr!el mean- blger and bigger lh!ps. Tbls lwhn• wUJ acree to lllow the )'ell' lbe ° a::u.. Out this Form Pertinent excavation was =~.:. ~......; *'""" Now Just Fill •.-... mil;:' a!lfled physicians who are no to oerve 1n the Medleal Corps. Although Cungress aulborlzedUt tile com· far mlss!onlnl o1 Ucensed osteopa • ~ ck 1947 not one of the nation s 12, ba ao ~ hao ever been aceepted. 600 a~tenpa William T. Calllll, RAcoordlnl to Rep. IDceDSed about lba N. J., wbo 'II pretl!' artment of Defensa whole tblng, lbe ~P .. rrom h bowed to "enormous pressure as · Modlcll Aaaoe!aUon, wblch the Amerlci.D ;"""· ., t•eultlst! n •tiD cl...,uJea osteopa... take although In at least 30 otates lbey the !dentlcal liaenliDI eaamlnatlonl pen M.D.s. CabUJ• "Tbo AMA ''For one "'"" ........., !"~-•••!o of Accredcontrols the Joint wuw- D • ltat!on. n government schools or bMp•!"ls lbat used oateopalbl were not .-.lited this body doctorl trained there -.rou!d ::!ve a dWfi~t t!ma galnlng pos!UaDI In civilian hospitsls." And the AMA wonders why II auflerl from a poor public Image. ..,,.. anoat nell hill THERE Ill ~teorlbls ~IBtlc prospect. auffaring !rom The projr.ct contain! over 8,500 square yards of concrete. Ia:. tile Um when the ornted forteo 8Tl e 'Ucal shortage of doc- tber with seven First dirt was moved by theo K. L. Moore Construction rirm of Belpre on July 6 last year. Nearly three months later, the ,Project, with rew exceptions, was completed. ::'ot w.:m.oroN of 1n Than Gold, to Some day, April 15, 11165, following months of preparation by city and government officials. PDnl blow to I'IDallla C11J IIIII 11 1 Medical \Vonderland I Bids were opened on t b e $114.689.92 project on Thurs- (NEAl - UIll related c:l-.: qnec1 amot!l tmn•ledgeo lbl Pldllc ~ llble olf!clalt bore lbat the ag- clllll. Wltb : !!,~ · Panama Canal one of man's the ell)' Ia ..-..~~ feats Is on' lba •ay out of Ute entire P~,eooMmJ· "' .'..,..... II Uvea off lho .....,. ea It now ...... ~. bal to be that To talk of abandotllrll II lor : ~~ another fotm, some undeveloped region converted to a wide, very deep to the east Is to ladallt -level eaoal of baDd- cy. Is rest!eu. AI gowrnment sponsored project. Best Prosoeet for Future the merce, and Clyde Ramsay, past an iinportant role if] h.elning the Old French City o.cqu~e the An Enlarged PanamaCanal BRUCE VJolkAT monles. Marvin Swann from the Huntington District OffiCe, U. S. Army Curps of Engineers, wnr participate in th{. dedir.ation teremony, along with Dr. Keltb Brandeberry. president of the Gallipolis Clmmbor of Comchamber president, who played 1 Snvlels aren't about to start rocking any boats. ...... thlnl They have a o~ th 1 L!tU e •onder, with serioUS signa a BOinl lor them, colno ale are gottlog the naU•e• In lbe o s More Valoable The United Staletl, Prior to tile ceremony, a gt. gantic berbecue wlll be -~ ed by the Gallipolis Elks cl'*. The barbecue will commenct at 11 a.m. Soviet oaporta IJid pay!Dg..... SGrietl pay aen,.,y, . 1UD1 1181 So~ ' :.,.,, ~ .'. '"-'--::-' .·~· llalf. . ,, ~·ill apmdkc.blll•-Place·•....., ..,... • �... ' ' ' 'I ' Bose" 3-2 . in lOth -. Indians Defeat Sunday CLEVELAND (IJPI) - O.V· lntenliollllly walked, Davallllt IIIII II lilt 11M • : lloll9 , _., ....... 1111 ......... ii!IIJ . . . .,. E 1114 I . lilllD tr!plotl in lbe JloiRn of racocllloml ...., LaadlJ Ctr~P~lt'tna• ............ iW ,-. P ..,..., llr ... .,.,........... 011,! lbo Jlth llmiDI Olld l..rod on slqlod to fl«bb 'lli!. Ill$ ..... fll4 'It ip 11.. 1111 AIJIQ.dlr Cl:IJI $ 1111. . lllallt IW ' . • ..... "' ~ -.- -''-' ~·--•- ~.. Ci;..J:nd'ind,;i~-a-3-i"~icJ; - ._ -'··- .. Ia 1111 Red l\lbtll. •• 111t 11111111 pllcher• ....., ov« 111t ole" - = ~. - 11r nus ao.,er. !i!..."t!; 11!4 AlltD blll!hl ..... 1111 1111 1111111 • ,... - a.I ·Maloney Fans 13, Reds . .Hand Phils First Defeat T.Jgen eo·pFifth Str,.~~Lt ~ Vietory on Kaline'sllomer ~ Pitates End1·1nx,_Top Cards At Home, 5 to 3 ·J(lckson Inflicts First Defeat on Baseball Squad 7 to 2 Middleport Crushes Eastern 19-3 For Third Win in Row '!'!:: =::w.~ _..... _~ 'llll~ na - ...... 11111111 ral If lilt W11J If JICII(Ililll IIIII Colllt9llo'l ..... . DlvlllJlo (!OI1IIICied aplnll relieved . 1llrtlr Otry Bell ID IIIli wilt W IDIIwtlli illli iwo YldilrJ fl. lilt ••• . · • La nllevtr llll!k llldaiZ will! aG1 llle . . ldllud,..,.. lid IJ ulll JIGUI hid t8lll I lot Jllll '1111 U, .. DoiJWI&E Gl ' Gill, IIIII oflwr J1U Alvl1 wa '!'lie !od!!llf biMI IUD a 2-1 jltllll. · . II 1111 lint • Y-JIIIIoiWI bGr - . . . . llltiJ, iioi Times~Sentinel ·.....__--~-;i Gallipolis tilldll . . . Dillda bMIIr.... Carl Y. . .'RIIId ~~~- •14* QMa......, _ _.. oa • 11111!11 • tlllllf ·. - M 'De fllll• ~~ n ............... ...,.l.,..M RMttla ,.;'ier _tikk..si;iinu '· J • , : w.n-------- ~off Tlmelo8eotilll~ ...... eeore-:! NGs ~!"·I mil McArthur T-'·es Two . From SL ... v~r~c a..,.a::.:"' Orioles T yanks 72for TJdrd Victory lift' "'"''1 4alldt Tontado•• = g~•: ~ Boll~ ""u ~~ ~0 • I I I I • I '• ,., RAWLINGS HONDA SALES m 3 USED HONDAS II S1'0CIO 1965 HONDA CA 200 90cc ~ = B'ISh0ps 0p Akron Nine ~ ~: To,;, - ~·~~~bin~~~ ~e 'MILE ~~· ~-- 7.== 1950 D 16,_ Nlclttl lfM D W.......... Quo1ta7 I Willi"""" G1111955 P P"'*lln HIH 1927 D ' " " Silver Dollor 1928 P P - Sllvor Dollor ltM I ,._. an.,., DeUar dekn~e cats opo•1wct of 1tc:: \ltdArn~rita \IJttl l-'rf'ncr rrown, 'fQm Murplw ll,(ll i\1P rf"I()UI1d vlct.Gcy in a two-hit.trr where he struck out t2 '·'Oh io 1.' up- lf•ng contr~u~t h(·ldolll. \"JChtr~· 111 llis second lltmt.:-;. wa~ f1r~t ~AND 1 hit hi::; Fint hom!!r of tbe, 1ls wtn tn tW·) seasoD I Hershey o 1 SLAM 11 -19 many se<.~ scm fJr orer the rigl"~ firld _~tans. St!rlf.l 0"., .... of f'l\ie M~AN, Jordan ~UPI). - ~ . fen ce. ' ' 0.11 the golt coorfle, Denis(ln l w. L'i Jordana KlUJ Friday as.. Marichal. who now bns giv- l defealed the 141,\ tn \Cleveland 2: G third In h1s Ptrlcht 8ll ~tfective ~isltoPI Although not as he was on Ojlt'lllog d•y whero he len up just one earned run in]7% and Muskingum <!Jwned the iPiltlburiJI o ped . Its sen son mark to 6·2·1.. held the Cubs to just Ibm hita rll illllings, needed 104 pitchfs to Bilhops 17-9 .. tlte Red•' I Friday'• Keollll Marshall "21 and n uneorne<l run Murchal •best Houoton for the 12th t1me Stocker took medall!t hoi- Clevrland 8 Pll"burrh 1 · I • ' ' 1 tn 11 llecloions. oro with a 3-under-par o9. Only game oeltedulecl · 1 PIONEERS TI!ID1PII • 'I IPe~ 1 MARIE~~;"o::~, .:i:;:)vi;. !~ Salt Lake c· .. . . M~:::~·~,::~·;. mak· T~~~ F'1ty ]Makes B' d Nolr. Dam• s,wrd'y .. Ina 1 I I Bi~ a l ~lleed. ~lllem . CI!IIUo 1oontract tiJell' fori . , ... ts will \lic!n~.,o lt~ f•r~<~ ~ lntercollP~Idl" .!wn gam~ ~t report~~arh:J ~: prlvJI~lef pcr~ntage I <o~ne.cted n••t l'r · · · . .. """* ,uri~ 3 New Motors ( (Way Below DNitr Cfttl • I w ''li'• 4Used Motors EVERYTHING AT GIVI·AWAY PRICES v 'FREE' .BOATER BAG · fNertluro Dlvlaloa) No gameo ployed ID data. Llol week's mtalltt: Mlddle)lorl 7, p..,eroy I Jackson 7 Gallipolis 2 Teetday'l Games: Logan at Athens Nllltnvlllt n. Wellslolt Middleport II Gallipolis Jackson al .Pomeroy wer. r.. 1964 OIEV. IMPALA ep.. Vfl, ltandar4 Tr- VMnllil' •1795·00 1963 BUICK LISABRE 1962 BUICK WILDCAT StdG, Factory Alr Conditioner, All Ott> er iZiru, OJto Ownw Conv. Wblte, Red Jntorior, - 111tut $1695·00 1960 IMPERIAL SEDAN 1961 OLDS FB5 smAll All lllras, FactotT Alr Good. Trodod Itt Br Loool IIIIa. Co. President Dlluu,.AirtAHDitle Trull. Jlblll ..,., 1962 CORYAIR MONZA 1960 Ol~ II ·SEDAN .' ' 8edallo Alltot!IIUc ll!111s. Wblle, One I.e> ~ :'\ H.; •&95·00 , ' ' ' L. • 'MOTOR.S. ..{ ' . 1• .''·"'· -~, .• •5 ~ ,• •I •1695·00 col Owner METRQPOLIJAN •.• r I Extra ueu ALL SALIS PINAL! wlli ~ lin 1965 BUICK SKYLARK' - . liport, D011111111lrllo!j }00~ nnty, f Speed Trano. All J1imU. codllb~k. ADP• ,i;; lllow•- GO WHERE THE ACTION IS!! •6 BOATS • 2 TRAILERS~ \but quick abd re1all.vtl1 tiiiJ' Ill but St. al H llllfpiiiiiJc oonqUITon of the 111111 'lien .. cltJidlock and foht lila i L0!'1110N (UP! I oigned ily thr world 1clauu . he under cover. in tile Jtyolf• wUI Itt httiJI. tllctllvt Jl'rlda7 Dllbl pt111 11 . • , Cloy w1ll delend hi! world ' rhampttn CliY wtU folio•• ti l Clay, wh rolainrd hto tltlr In Rillgslde seats Will aell fur in the!~ ntntii-GIIII 1M SM.T l.~f.E 'IT\ ll.l'!l- he•vv••IShl 1111o ag.,lnot Brt. daya \MlC!tt u" ngbt tol 'l'oron~o 1011 montb by seortngl•lii.IIO each, fieht offlciaill aald, In t.D IIIIGIII IPhtot J.lll..,_,...... 1110 Jb1 GREE~. ()>,•·, The fm• l b1~ r u•h to ronvlnc• .lam·o Henry Cooper Mor 21 at, complete h11 tt1ining In Lon- ' • lii-rnubd dortslon over Georao onltng all the way down to the Llktro. p1111 llbaf'"' itflllls Bowlin& Grel'!n lo~t m the wnrlfl lh~l ~!lit Lal.e Cl~ Hlghbur\' F'ootl»t !l Stadu~m ID 1 don Clmvalo. W!\! rf'CIIt\ve a JUifiUl• tfi.20. Los A.ftPle• ua1lflld for 1111 tbouPt Wll U.-bllt ~~ to Western .1 I'. tho pWP to hold th• t912 1LoodmL \l&l<"hmakor Miekol" . t.. In oxcooa of 12110.000 with The lght will be oeen "hve" lnnal aerl• J.ddaf wltb IJiriMt 1111111 ill bla W•nttr Olwrqtlf',_ b¥A"Iln t Duft announi'fl(! Saturday. : wu I tht Bt a nf l on clnMed circuit te1eviaion at a t:it21 ellmbiltiOn v1atoty .,: bien COIOh. lanoli,_ gum• m hi<tory Saturdav 1Mmm1 that the . 1 t w 11 d .!receipts. pluo all Amerw.an l2ll locatiOnS In Brllaln. It will St. Louis In t1tt 11Vllllb and II- "'It plit,y-' lilt 11m WI CWid • . 10.1, Satmday ThP '"I" P'"~' to l;md the ' It ,,., ronflrmed by promo· I announced off!Ctally at • Ne• , ancillary rlghlll, which oiloold \also he shown "live" in the tfinal lame I&Yttl It Lot ~ llld. 11 ·1111111 tlttl II1UGh ID lltil . cflvf' terl Olymrllr 2,affiP!i w~s ter Harry Le\•ene when hf YQrk llE'WA conferenct~ Sal~r· l bring hiR tol.al pursf! til around United state", Canadli, South p:les. p tiM (tbl ilewa)," be •lid. r. \Jlj1\, SEEP-' ' packaged as a ifOIIp of' arrived bock In London from a l day, but ne one with I$&21\,1100. ! America and Mexico via tho The fi!Jal priel, wbk!b Tlii 1111'!11 1 will be AtMid . r~n~·S IUPII - Pierre Dar·· prominent liinl• ""c ornl i ''" 11 10 Rom•. 1the boul khew ah)thmg aoout roopor'o pur,., Willi anclllery l Early Bird Sat•llite. while he natiOIIIIIy ~ltviltd. liultdiJ JJ14111) ~ 1 ltlt 11 Col• inon) . ranct't rop.ranked len· ; l\llstne<• leaders. arm••d wilh , FormBI anoouncement ol tht f 1t. 1right• thrown in, ollnUld amount ImCll<t of wORttrn Europe will he 1,afternoon 1 p,111., (SeT), {t licit ·• -if ~ er, ii of'llded rlrst in th• it•cts, r1auro., pl<'lur•• nnn a liaht will come eatty wlttl Tr•tnlnt Mteodlly ' to oro11nd 1110.000. contact by mean• of the Euro- scheduled to•...,tlmtl tl .~ ·want ~ IIUt," Altl!t' , ·.liWII"r. · ain&lts pi Ill! Paris hui\d1e ol ronlid•nco. propor•d \ Pttff '"'"· nroll>hh· oll>r Clay , CMfiCr, YlhJ w1l• ne :Ill M•y I Converofol Colu . vL•Io" hookup. ltDn Garckln ,oa Ttllldlllf , IYq;, jlatllll~· "Wtln 101111 liter · 1 . nlllllt'nl, which stll't. :to ltave for Rorrlf to 1~11 the ! he• appeared bofnro 1 dro 1will probsbly li~n hi• oontr•rt l DntJ sa1d 11 would cost In ""'\ Cooper and Clay · met once lng befort swiWJI!lg It, !.i9t ', b. !Hif.,.flcltlb llflllljl cbampiQIIo lodl . al tl1o Rolarul Garro.< : Jnternati<Jnal Olympic t1lmmlt· 'ho.nd '" """ ' '"'IJII••• I""" lht w..kend: H• hft• boen region nl 1!4,000 Ill "'"vert 1before, ol Wembley Stsdlum, l&elea lor the third 11111 fottrlh il!lll, jiJII ~ bJIIIdlry 11 we 41d s . FraneoliO Ourr ol ' tee 1tOC) thP atal~·· WpOitltch , An Ameri<·an lawyer llitralnlna >IMdliy '"anllrtr•t!Qn •North Lonctnn Hl~hbury in'" a l.llnd•n. June 18, 11111S. when games on Wednesday and !Itt fii1l. IV• ll1llbl 1t1 btM, lJ tht top-iledod IMt\llntains have 1111 lfrt&ttolj expt'<'led 10 lly l<1 flrltnill of Ute !lghl. boxing arona. . Clay came nff the lloor to s1011·day. . bill lt-11011'1 be ltecaUII of OV• • ·· ,now on eartb. 1durin& Ute we<kerul with t11o 1 Thera will be oo return lljJori All but I,IIOtl II the 15,110t1' Cooper 1D the lillb roubd. I The Cellics, 11bo pi)llltl i 74. !II'O::tJ~DQe." r' .' """ . · woo record oHl. -FAr.t:' •UNS' u>S E 1175.00 ttSa ...... sCI I ,• CIICiring Out Everything! cooper 'II B I Cl M 21 :nN~~ ~ :0: ~£or·:~ .. : I att e ay on ay I · · deT:;~~~:c=':!::~.:GGx:n~~·.~ Angeln Liken. po.t1t1 - - ~ rqular Mll<lll record ovtr 1111 Lallerl, bad been favored to edp Cinclnnallln fill phillllln. ary J!:Qtern playolfl btlt hlld to p five pmll to do lt I I d .. flUO ollowonco flUO lllow•PIAO - ta!AO ollow- MIDDLIPOJIT, 0. ca•e T'tl • 10 years I e ID w· '• RAWLINGS HONDA SALES ceItiCS' G0 A£ter N'JDth -, '" an auto race !rom Amman BOB'rON (UPI) .. The Blltoll to fill CI\J of Jemh. waulCeltl<l, edmltlediJ' old, tllell Slam. drlvmg 1 TriUmph TRf,! and ol!ibtly bftt up, I lw won lilt riCt. · another chompklalhlp leclly when filii> IJI"'I a he11oofotlfo • c-on In and l-''olndt colno for HIMat . L.i ..... ._ Honda April lith thrv April 25 ~" ~on .Fr~!IL'isco •ot . Wa Will Alfew Yeu The Fellewl.. Prl• For Olcl Col,. 011 The Puma- of a New w· a: I • ,! I 3,900 mil-. Extn nice. a.d n - ~ 1964 HONDA C110 SOcc '! ·T ' . r.· ' · : 2,050 mil.., Very nt... IIMic III1JIDLIS! G'IaDU! . Top. NL Standing8 1'' da Mter 7-l In Satur· y ,. . .,. ~ cno 50cc 1964 HONDA . ·'· ~-fl:.. 4,000 mlltl, lhorp, rod r. J:t" ~ aa:,": . •l·l' •• I k Ntro e TOC lUll&\ ~ur Cu~':"" ··'I 1Jo11a;., ~ t~:b:~:~cond I • ~~~ Has i~~~~~a~IUmllderlll b. ..,. • Gay BfeWer ~ I 1 I ~ In R 2-1 Rookie Hits Homer, WU lAJse •·am .. ... i. ; oil A'8 Drop Fourth TJ'}t I ' Tbe victory wu tM ftrtt 1M tile Plrltel over St. Louis Iii honJen. PHJLADELPHIA (IJPI) - PiaMIL pvt Up two oiJICia, ICBitmd at bo111e .tJ11!e lray 8, !lief. Tbe Circle bed wOD 1 NI!Ol'do WlUle IIGrloll IIIII 111111 Jim Maloney, a stubborn aprlng MaiDol!y, wilo didD'I lip hll _ . , lbrfe llribOUII ID 1111 tylDI 11 pllbl limel at Plttllnlrp over tbat period. al10 bllllolnln fGr fill '08111. llldlm Ill I lOW Ia lilt tblrd hol4out, t"sed a Jive-hitter and contra<l until tile lldrd .-It ID fwrtll, . llota'• wiDnlnll blow ....., wllo won dlelr flllb llrallbt IIIII fooril laallll tilnul to • tanned Ill batters saturday fD Marcll, fired hll fall b.u post 'l'l1e Redo picked up tllelr rellevlr Joe IIDnWr 1f1t1r tile plleber. pme, wbllt' mat Holrllld, Ill Ioiii of It fGr lilt pme. plteb tbe etnctnnali Reds to a the Phllt 1DJ time there wu 1 final run off !bYe Rldzlk ID tile ClrdiuJI _..,.,. t11ey ...,. Mota'o b11 _... piDch Brtnmum IIIII l'red Vlllolltlt"' Tilt Tlprl acortd • UD· 4 • 1 victory !hat dealt the hmt of trouble. He llrUI)k out nlnlll on olngl.. by llotl ploying the 11ame under prote•t. rUllllU Dave JWbertl 01111 winllllllileCt for lilt .wiJIIell woed Nl 1D t1t1 flllb aod Pblladelphla Plrl!lleo their first the aide in the t.hitd IIIII fourth. Pavletich, Let Cordeau and a ClldiDal mlllla£01' Red Scbco• Iiiii pllcher Tomlllio Sisk. - - -· lleJtafDn, wllo loll llletr third Werl .adell I IIIIa. ID lhe Jlla o1 the 5e150n. He. pve a ~~ triple to sacrifiCO fly by lfelml, dlenst filed the protest alter he Plttsbufgb took advattlap of "1111 11M iili't :"' il • llrlllbl lied• · . I8W!IIIb. llfltllllll film I ~3 'l'l1e 210-pOWlll rii)lthander Richie Allen m 1111 fnt, but Harper coatrlbuted fill field· was rtfused permission to Washburn's wildne,. to score 11••• ,.t! Larry Sherry, workmg In lead before llle Senators . Ued hall amp1o suppGri from Vada fanned Bill White aod retired in& &em will! an ICI'Obalic withdn• allrter lllf Watb· twice ia lilt lint itllliq. l(ally relief of loltclroy lDIIcb, pltt!bld till some on • ll'lple bt Jlittclt· Plnooa wbo bad lwt trlples Olld JobDDy CaDkeo on an ln!leld divllll "'tcll of CIIIUol'• IIIII bunl toJIIIriDC 1 , . Alou wallud filii mot IIII!GIICI till eighth to pld< up tile 1tlllfp Bnb kvl!l'!n and ValeDa pair o1 ain&lft, I'Uillllllg Ills roller. He pve up a walk tn drlvl In the 1illll. Jolttmy 111e 111011111. 'l'l1e o111cta1 prolelt ....... WaabbunllinW wild oa 'll<tory. Ron KIIDo, wllo !eo - · home ID lbo eJ&blb. balliD& straali. ~ iaJJll!l• datiDi Jolm Briel' ib the third willie Hmmteln of tile PlllllMI wu ,.., IDla'prelltlon o1 tbe a piclclfl ollempt. Willie Stirlleved start<r Pete Richert, .Sherry was lifted for a plnobbaek to los! seaso• and Pete strtklal au1 tbNI bellell, and lllllclc out !Qur tlmll. 1111e1 lflll'llnl nplldq a p11•1 llltiiA llOIIIIUd A1ou and served up the home nm ball fD httter .•Iter working one innillg lor 111e DHded ...... Bose - · -- · · BW IWerol1d lltllle4 IMine Kalino aod lllllerttl till defeJI. m rolief of Lolll!ll and Tttly storla' !Ia)' Cu1p II 6-Tbe SIIDday Stlllday, April 11, ltiH SbwpU Iller Dollll Clmdnlon 'ftlt Tlltn 11111111 H llltl Ill tltl 11111111 ... tho . . f!rsl, IIIII aeort4 1l'1len IJIIUd, , Aut lbe fil'IIOI HGrlaD't 111111 db ·-·· l'lnl!ll lrlp1ed • tile ..,ter 'l'l1e Cardl Col It II* lilt a vn' Nlrlll Cllll _. lallla aboard ---'1\. •.!-~ p11r o1 1'11111 a1111t two wero out ltld till flllllitn t:11111 beck lleld 1 1D t11a 1111b. Lou llndl, wi1o CIIICAOO (UPJI - llalllvtr wUb • IIIIo dotllllr W 'l'boiiiDih!_l!:, mr:~ bad readttd tJnt • a lle*'s Jllla WFII* wabl bome lilt 1111 II<GIId Ill tltret ,._, Ia , more , cboice 111o1e II<OIIil 11111 ICifed 'llltalll nt1 wllb two IIIIa 1111 till I«<OId. I! flo! ... by Tummy Julia.. Javier'I third lll'lllhl IIIII lltttbt( ........, If .... llle Rldllrt IIIII Lo1ldt tltlll fdlowa4 1ty two • oul ....... Of!' oiJtall. Javier lltlll It IICGild IJdclp Wltllollllclll 1 1-1 ~ Nllled don, ud tMIU• . _ "' 'flmmY Jlarplr, llole, IT PAUL • MlliliiAPOLJS Gil lilt to lilt plata llld lilt IIID!MI KIWI CIIJ ooortd til ..... raa UDIIl till I __ .J m' I (Vl'i, - Calllorala lllOidl out- tailed In Otrt Jlood'l flalll. IIUit. Blcberl lllrUalt: CIUI .... J.aU ; B)' U.W l'rtll 111-'IMol 'Sin FraDcloeo I Jlolllton 2 fllldar lacll WIZ!III' llammed SUit: wt11i 1tV1t1 IMIDp, al· TOIIIIIIJ Ape thw a walk: to : NATIONAL LJWlUI: AMERICAN J.&WI)E 1111 ....... ..,.. IIIDDinC hoJn. lowiJJs - bill IIIII two ...... 01*1 lilt 11111111 IIIII ..... . . Lil VJ'.GAI, N". (111'1 - . iTEAM W L Detroit I Wath!q~Dn S c ID lbreo dayJ •SIIuldaJ beJt. llGa lldnrall pi~W a lltaiDg 0114 Aflfr Doll Juford llfOditd8Me . CJallopln& Gay Bmlr palled san Frii!ICilco •..•...•. • 1 New s llllltmore, .... Caldluls' "' • 11111 l'loJd Roblttlaa . any 11» pac11 aalltlday 1111 • two ,.. ...,lllllh B Philadeljlb!l . . . . •. .. . . •. 1 1 a.velabd 1 Boatoa 7, 12 lnnt. homer llle • AJtpll tlllrd rua 111 t1ta ll&blb lttltlllg ,...... Pttl wa r-.s Jllb. wJib • IUbJllr 'It m:1 bdlll • Pitl!lilqb .. .. . .. .. .. .. S I CalifAlrltll t Mbmolola ' Jim Grlllt wbltl a..rlllllmllb doalth. Dd . _ • ........... tltlrd. • IIYHirob llltl en&' .Aritobl 1 J4 vleiAlq •·LN .\Dielee ,_ .... 2 2 (OIIIJ .-ldta4uletl) IIIII aw VJmwol!t Twllll. All& Jo!mloa ..... TOIIIIIIJ lleCnw •• 'lllllrld Palmlr, Dave llarr 1111 lrw:e llouiiGD ........ . _ .... : 3 14'niiiDAY'I 11118ULTI wmor ...., bali tbl CiliA- Tbll'lrllfl pIll& na ltlltk lntpt......, If 1111 1111 ._, Cnn!&*l 'Willi •INIII ltll lleArthur'• aeurlll 1Wept CinctQIUIU ... .. . ....... 1 t\ .AMBIIICAN WOllE aI •I ID lilt 1180,. . ~ of 10 'llldlf•Sos 'nleedsJ, 2-lwltil 1D 111e eJihtbOia.aa.s.'sllnt ud both oads 01 1 M14.0blo Vallty New York .... ... ..... 1 1[Califorrua 3 Mblneoota a !1!011111 nlntbo!Jtlling homer home nm. <GUll, toot two ttltdtBAllrDWRB CUI'l) -Broob Otlmpilal pU dMtlc. 1 Colllertnot doubiebeader play· >Cltic>io . .. .. .. . .. .. .. I 3[ Qlicaso 2 Klll8U Cit)' I, 11 innS. bit a 11115-lool blasl to es ... !be tllurlb beU llflb ~ Jilt tltr boiJJir Bmt•"l M-ltoll lulll If 7&ed Saturday afterltoo• aplnst St. Louis .. ...... .. ...... 1 ad:Jet':oit 5 Wasltinglon a I Califoroia from • ooe - 1'1111 lroDioD·GABS Ill lorcllll Apt. 8llltrdl1 .,; na111BIDJ wu lllltl.r par the Soutberu a1 Ra· Atlmtta .. . .. ..... .. . .. .. I 3: Clmland 3 BMoston 2, 10 and 1,... 1 1 briUlul Tr _,_ R ul worllld oal1 • _, •N ...,,_ -"111111'"......, lilt lluP ,...,_ Dllltt 11011 clnl! 1 - Night Game Baltimore 7 New York 2 &CA e8 .. lltllq, "*ltc Itt lldt II ... 8- - ....- "' laD CtiuldiJ C1u1J - . · . -NATIONAL LEAGUE performance by Grant. lilfOT PUT- fllltlr, I; PINt- dar ID 1111 llnl ylctarJ tbnHIIItr II paet 1111 111111 Cuper lr IIIII Dudley Tile twia-bill opened ~prep AMJIIIIC4N LEAG\11 CtnciDnoU f Phlledelphla I Graat bad I perf~ pme lAir lid, I; Built, G; .....,...... Qj WJIIIIIlltllllllnl llfl, BIJUDWt Orlollt Ill 8 Ill Wpq lr~ two tt1t11a se""'? Mn=ITEAH II' LrNew York s Allallla 1 f H lmlnco u ht retired till POLE VAULT- Clllmaro, G; W111t111c 1 H bmtnp. 'ftlt wJD. trluiJJJ!h onr lilt Kft Volt 1taet illlllllallwq lllll'k Ill 0 Slonea '· IIIII eOIDO De1roit ............ ...... $ OiPlttsburp S St. !Aulll ftnt 18 Itt laced IIDIII Bowell, G; - ....... lllnl nat - 1111 Glly earned YlllbtJ. lbJe 71-itol.t laurlwllat, Wed. 7on pme Cleveland .. . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Oi$an Frllllelseo 7 lloullotl I ht w.uc.d Paul Schall with or.e HIGH JVt.IP - Bron, G; rna Ia till 10111aat. balled bll . c.p.r bad 1 74 for :JIJ ilhiJe .~~m. 6.2 viclory. Baltllllote ............ .. . 3 I;Cbicqo at Loa ~l;bt out Ia lilt 1iltlt. Schaal thin IAiwwdl, I; Fllber, l'- t'·7"'. So lllrle4 lAir llle IIIJih olllftao Jllr~ Wpq, 1 JOUIII TtraD w11o 1 ed to t CaiWOI!Iia ............... 3 1j TOD.!.Y'S G.UIII WDI ....... to ecore on I pair JIIIOAD JUJoiP - Lift, I; , & 7 14 lmliap, "•"'• ,_ I -~ - lilt PllliiiJI - II F• Southern manng &e oa· \Chicqo ..... .. ........... 2 , AHERJCAN IJ:.!.GVE c1 llllllld bill IIIII a sacrlflet Sa~, I; lluqle, Q; - llvlll up 1111D 011 •llallt, bll •1 Curt IIWll7 and I ntllf, ltallooned to 111 Ill lllld I! one hit ill the flnl &ame. AIMinneiGte ............... IICaliforttl& 11 Minllllota 11J IIJ Bobby KDoop tbll 11'-1'. OWII """"· ~ IIID8Ie 1114 walk: to Pratt~: lloblnloa. 'l'bt a fl-par total tl Zll. . no-~ltfer lfto tbmln b) IWD INew Yotk . . . •. . . . . . . . 31 4, KIDW Ctly 11 Qdoqo (2) lllti01ra4 1111 AliCtl dlflell to S. DIBCIII - McCormlell:, Q, J.. Tartabull 1 IUietde boDte l'IID wiped out l J.l New KNPwlllle, hiM, dljend· llle~e and Marvin Hale t. the Washlnetou .......... ... o ~~· WaohlllltDn II Delrtlt 1 ud ..t lilt lllp fDr Ul'-7". Bq11012t. Y«i a4vulqt IIIII Jlluad·lll fiJI T. cl C. dwmp!oa, libel bll '":': 1:d :sost4i ......... ... ... o 4 BoStGn at Ctevelllld Wanter'l aam.wlmtlll( bit 111 Ill-YARD IUGH Th !tnt iol: nm CIDlt •• an dtleal on AI Dolmbtg, who secend Cllllii!CIIUve 70 to aland "'''" .enkiDJ opened •• the JKanou City ... . ..... . o f N..,. Yorlt atBallimOI't fill ant IDDlq. . ~ - Earbart, l; Bron, G; J..error. a stolen base and " \worked SZ-3 lnnlngo In his Ifni al 214, two u.ilder par. POA 1 nwund lor tbe Tornadoet Ia the FRIDAY'S RI!SVL11 N4'110NAL LIWll1l Dou a..- VI twoSar..lero, I; :IJ. tbrowillg error, and Roblnsoo'l start olthe year. dtiMJIIll'it' u.rr lltot fa' 1 1 filii of the IW' fiv•lDililli <lOt> NATIONAL WGlJE Allallta at New Yotk raa boll« bl : ~ JOO.YARJ) DAIB - UaybrJ, sacriltca fly. I. The y - flol: 1-0 104 214 and Cramptoa ~ the t"'ta and wes rtiiOVod by Dfd. Sl Loull t Plttlbtlttb .1 CltlcinnaU 11 Pltlladllpitla 1lltta 11 011, 1 bll bfiiiiCilllld I; 11111. I; lll*llll, G; -U:t. It wu lht Sox' aeeOIId wt. in Im the lhtrd inning on a ~ · · dta In the third. Jeoklnl wentiAtlanta New Yorlt 1 St. Lottil at Pllllbur&b lliUlld .~ ID 11 IIIIDY MILil RUN - B. ktllb, G; . throe aamoaiiDd Kaom City's i by Elsto~ Howard, • d~uble by Tlod with Casper at one .,. 3 the route in the oecood game. !Philedelphla 1 Cincinnati 1 Cltlcqo at 1M Anplel dlr• to put fill Twllll ahead 2- lol.artin, I; Baker, G; - •:&I. · Iori defeat WJibout a win tbis =b~o~c~~· a~d P: der 215 were Bobby Nlllhols, Sotltbern'• lone hit of ll1o Los ADJtltl 1 Chlel(• 2 Houotoa al 11111 Frucllel o. Bul OutD<t llleD lllll1ed ~ 110 ·~LAY- Woo by lfODo seaooa. Orioles 5 s b..,k · In the [ wllb a 70 kturday; lltllc San· lel'IKIOil was a aohd '<lt by . liJd wfll tilt rtll of tbt way ton ln 1.311.9. bottom ball of the frame on ' den, lllso with a 70, 1114 Do a Tim Cozart when be appeal'ed , t ... I lo win lhl lamt Ylllb a NV· I·~ARDG· DASH - .~'· ' Meu Upeod Brave~~ Blerary's homer to right, bil Massengale wbo bad o 61. •• lead·off bitter ,. th> ltrst n . hill« ' • • Dlobll, I, - .1.1.: For EoM"-·t l{irsl bit ol the IIIISOD ..... . · !»YARD LOW HVRDLE&: _...,. ID • • . ~· laodero, I; l!llrltarl I· 1!11- : NEW YORK (UP!) _ ..,., , Back to back double• ~~ Reay Hopea U.wb ..,. Tornado•• made nltlel IlliCit, G - 2/l:t. ' • . New York Melt achieved the 1m.tary IIDll Frllllk Robinsoa Will Be at Peak orron dttrlna the doublrheader.l . · llliO-YARD RUN _ ArrDIIrOIII ' lastest getaway in !heir live- pr~uced an lnsurliiiCe run oU CHICAGO (UPI) _ Coach l'tret Gamr : s'N FRANCISCO fiJPI) - ,got aU Ute help hi nt«1ed from Q; lll<harda, I; G. 8mllb :vur w.lory Saturday when reltever Jad:te OJU... In the B!Uy Reay wanted bll t'ltlcqo 1 2:';:._ 1 · ·.. · · Haller . a poor spring ]Halltr wbo had dtlven ID thnt UU. ' ' . IIIey defealfd thr Atlonta <;:"!oleo added Blaelc Hawkl to rttum to lhl!r 00 1 H le Beth« and hitter . drove in 1hr., nms wilb runs on Friday lll&bt wltll bts :rz&.YARD OA811 - Maybry, ! Bravoo, 3-1. on Ed Kranepool's rupn by oill BOllgbtl 1n bolme l'l(llllr teason form qailllt 0 1two • run homer and lh n 4 ,..,m, a 1· · f st homer I· Hall I Y G 2 v Y r, 8 8 Be, 1 Dtllrolt Ked WI ella Bethel, Swingler 4, Jenkm•. DiJ· i hi• ..corul hom•r of th. .rBIOn I 1rWillie Mayo batte4 II two DELAWARE, Oblo (UPIJ w' $:1. . hit pilclting of Jack Ha,:il.;.e- , liel!ler's ohol!!t and Blefary'l -·" ahead ID .:: y er"' dlo 3·' Cnndilf. )larlchal •-·•l I ..,.. ··• Jl•, : Oltlo Wllltyq wou ID buabaii\ Jr0ntoD ,. ,_ 1:11.6. - 01 by 'l'l1e vi"'til t ... ...tt·, sacril1co fty. ,_. ...1 lnfD G Wallbrown :1 ,, and . ,. a smglo .and Juan · Sa n1 ,1 runo VIllh I ......, •w•1 Wll NYU Mrieo !Dr llllran&tt Second an1e '""ltmd "'"" ""' tu 'l AJou chipped in wllb thrte 1114 lelloll but tlroppod lwo tJOll• FINAL SCORE - Irooton 78 llrat ol the 111101 In two starlt 1111 linalo of lht Staltlo Cup McArthur . . . OOJ 12 - 6 6 "' pact . ciDubl" and Jim Kart hod three tleclolonl htrl 8tlurday. IGalllpollo fO. aod ropre,.nt.d thtlr bell AGING BROWN Iplayoffs. y Southtrn 1an 11'1 - 2 o.Giant.o to' •·1 \ICWI') o~er the:Oingleo In 1 11\ohll San The hDot Bl!h'l~ !JIIllec lhrer l break from thl1 barrier ln their ! HELSINKI' (UP!) -Jarma "We haven't skated any Ume Blake. Ual•, l . '"d Belhel hm!Sion A•lrn. . . fr8l1Ci"o attock oplnlt w .. !runt in 1111 tb<th mol•g on four AHL Pia elf llaad 1 . tive-yeor history. I BerJioef, 135, Fblland, beat' in the playoffo like we ••• Jeakills and l und•l l. . . ~· vtctory '"" ~on FranciS· •Houston plt<hers. . i ,..,..cutlve •~tra bm bitt to·lBy Uallld /," 1 ~i~r!:u. Titey tDat nine 11ra!ght before asin& former !lihlwoi(bt cham- oleate," Ray uld. "lui may· en s fourth or th• •raoon Dav! lll111h. who p1tehld tit! ! •""'" Ill ~ Oltio Conference . Serteo .\, of level ... . ""'~'"If tlletr lirst vletory pion Joe Browu, 1111, Now Itt 1 should tl¥1 somo crodH CLEAN SWEEr agmn.;t "'" . Jo'' and boo<~ed : ~r.<l ltve IMIJ11a and &••• •P, win om Akroa Oltlo Wesleyll, II'. L.idurllll tltlir ~barter year In Orleans, io t o1co1 IOorOWlll to fill Red Wlnp. 'l'bty mJcht · 196Z, dropped etrht in a row etlbeut al HeJiiakl KihlbiiiiD Hall Itt iaklng ATHEN~ Ohio 1UP II - OI1in the (:"':''' .'nlo f1t1t pi act 10 olx or the uven San l'ronctoco , now II :H overall aid Akron ' Rochester of 11 IW'f from 1 0 Untversi l_l' \Fin h•~·wiHI I . tcrmi~ Lhe Na hon a1 LF!~I~Uf' nm~, took the loss, h11 f1rst 1-3. !Quebec lM1 IFridayDight. · JUII." 0 1 tbe begmDIDJ IJf the ann golt rnef'l~ ,., Mmt" Fr1day rm .\tanchal. who pitched· agam~t oo victories . , Wesleyan open~ Jefenae of Settet 1 , len ot l'lvt HMson, five atraleht 1Q Jwt aud .....:=~::;;::..__ _ _ _..:.,:::..__ _ _ _ __..~ fe~turmg an ~as~ llt-2 rhnmClnd 111_1!y 13 tnning." during thr e'~ TI1e AMros got their rnly run its c~nreren:e ten&ii title by clt· W. two In 1 row last year. WID over \lars hall ,,, ""' ilch . hihitinn "'"'"" became uf ' in '"" fiith when Jim G•n•il• JoaliOI OfniOOn 7·2 ., It "'ore<l i Springfield 1 0 ' ~ ~ I' lll'l'IIOIT 1UP11- AI JriiiN 114 off llll'ti~·Jiml!tg trllb bll ltCOII4 ~ l'wl of tilt 8llurdiJ tO llllak I M tie lnd piCtl tt.. 1lndlf.llll4 DtlrOit ,..... 10 • 7·5 miOr)' over tilt WubiDJIOD Sellltqn ID I pmt fHIUtlng Pl'1'l'SBVIIGH tVPl) - l'lllcll-ldtWr 111D11r Mota trio pled 11omt two 1'11111 ID lila NVeDth IDJJIDC 811U1UJ wbell tt.. PlltlbUrp Plrltel tDded • hro-YNI' J'~ J'lel4 Mjlllr." by derllllac tbe SL LoW CardlallJ H. SMITH �... ' ' ' 'I ' Bose" 3-2 . in lOth -. Indians Defeat Sunday CLEVELAND (IJPI) - O.V· lntenliollllly walked, Davallllt IIIII II lilt 11M • : lloll9 , _., ....... 1111 ......... ii!IIJ . . . .,. E 1114 I . lilllD tr!plotl in lbe JloiRn of racocllloml ...., LaadlJ Ctr~P~lt'tna• ............ iW ,-. P ..,..., llr ... .,.,........... 011,! lbo Jlth llmiDI Olld l..rod on slqlod to fl«bb 'lli!. Ill$ ..... fll4 'It ip 11.. 1111 AIJIQ.dlr Cl:IJI $ 1111. . lllallt IW ' . • ..... "' ~ -.- -''-' ~·--•- ~.. Ci;..J:nd'ind,;i~-a-3-i"~icJ; - ._ -'··- .. Ia 1111 Red l\lbtll. •• 111t 11111111 pllcher• ....., ov« 111t ole" - = ~. - 11r nus ao.,er. !i!..."t!; 11!4 AlltD blll!hl ..... 1111 1111 1111111 • ,... - a.I ·Maloney Fans 13, Reds . .Hand Phils First Defeat T.Jgen eo·pFifth Str,.~~Lt ~ Vietory on Kaline'sllomer ~ Pitates End1·1nx,_Top Cards At Home, 5 to 3 ·J(lckson Inflicts First Defeat on Baseball Squad 7 to 2 Middleport Crushes Eastern 19-3 For Third Win in Row '!'!:: =::w.~ _..... _~ 'llll~ na - ...... 11111111 ral If lilt W11J If JICII(Ililll IIIII Colllt9llo'l ..... . DlvlllJlo (!OI1IIICied aplnll relieved . 1llrtlr Otry Bell ID IIIli wilt W IDIIwtlli illli iwo YldilrJ fl. lilt ••• . · • La nllevtr llll!k llldaiZ will! aG1 llle . . ldllud,..,.. lid IJ ulll JIGUI hid t8lll I lot Jllll '1111 U, .. DoiJWI&E Gl ' Gill, IIIII oflwr J1U Alvl1 wa '!'lie !od!!llf biMI IUD a 2-1 jltllll. · . II 1111 lint • Y-JIIIIoiWI bGr - . . . . llltiJ, iioi Times~Sentinel ·.....__--~-;i Gallipolis tilldll . . . Dillda bMIIr.... Carl Y. . .'RIIId ~~~- •14* QMa......, _ _.. oa • 11111!11 • tlllllf ·. - M 'De fllll• ~~ n ............... ...,.l.,..M RMttla ,.;'ier _tikk..si;iinu '· J • , : w.n-------- ~off Tlmelo8eotilll~ ...... eeore-:! NGs ~!"·I mil McArthur T-'·es Two . From SL ... v~r~c a..,.a::.:"' Orioles T yanks 72for TJdrd Victory lift' "'"''1 4alldt Tontado•• = g~•: ~ Boll~ ""u ~~ ~0 • I I I I • I '• ,., RAWLINGS HONDA SALES m 3 USED HONDAS II S1'0CIO 1965 HONDA CA 200 90cc ~ = B'ISh0ps 0p Akron Nine ~ ~: To,;, - ~·~~~bin~~~ ~e 'MILE ~~· ~-- 7.== 1950 D 16,_ Nlclttl lfM D W.......... Quo1ta7 I Willi"""" G1111955 P P"'*lln HIH 1927 D ' " " Silver Dollor 1928 P P - Sllvor Dollor ltM I ,._. an.,., DeUar dekn~e cats opo•1wct of 1tc:: \ltdArn~rita \IJttl l-'rf'ncr rrown, 'fQm Murplw ll,(ll i\1P rf"I()UI1d vlct.Gcy in a two-hit.trr where he struck out t2 '·'Oh io 1.' up- lf•ng contr~u~t h(·ldolll. \"JChtr~· 111 llis second lltmt.:-;. wa~ f1r~t ~AND 1 hit hi::; Fint hom!!r of tbe, 1ls wtn tn tW·) seasoD I Hershey o 1 SLAM 11 -19 many se<.~ scm fJr orer the rigl"~ firld _~tans. St!rlf.l 0"., .... of f'l\ie M~AN, Jordan ~UPI). - ~ . fen ce. ' ' 0.11 the golt coorfle, Denis(ln l w. L'i Jordana KlUJ Friday as.. Marichal. who now bns giv- l defealed the 141,\ tn \Cleveland 2: G third In h1s Ptrlcht 8ll ~tfective ~isltoPI Although not as he was on Ojlt'lllog d•y whero he len up just one earned run in]7% and Muskingum <!Jwned the iPiltlburiJI o ped . Its sen son mark to 6·2·1.. held the Cubs to just Ibm hita rll illllings, needed 104 pitchfs to Bilhops 17-9 .. tlte Red•' I Friday'• Keollll Marshall "21 and n uneorne<l run Murchal •best Houoton for the 12th t1me Stocker took medall!t hoi- Clevrland 8 Pll"burrh 1 · I • ' ' 1 tn 11 llecloions. oro with a 3-under-par o9. Only game oeltedulecl · 1 PIONEERS TI!ID1PII • 'I IPe~ 1 MARIE~~;"o::~, .:i:;:)vi;. !~ Salt Lake c· .. . . M~:::~·~,::~·;. mak· T~~~ F'1ty ]Makes B' d Nolr. Dam• s,wrd'y .. Ina 1 I I Bi~ a l ~lleed. ~lllem . CI!IIUo 1oontract tiJell' fori . , ... ts will \lic!n~.,o lt~ f•r~<~ ~ lntercollP~Idl" .!wn gam~ ~t report~~arh:J ~: prlvJI~lef pcr~ntage I <o~ne.cted n••t l'r · · · . .. """* ,uri~ 3 New Motors ( (Way Below DNitr Cfttl • I w ''li'• 4Used Motors EVERYTHING AT GIVI·AWAY PRICES v 'FREE' .BOATER BAG · fNertluro Dlvlaloa) No gameo ployed ID data. Llol week's mtalltt: Mlddle)lorl 7, p..,eroy I Jackson 7 Gallipolis 2 Teetday'l Games: Logan at Athens Nllltnvlllt n. Wellslolt Middleport II Gallipolis Jackson al .Pomeroy wer. r.. 1964 OIEV. IMPALA ep.. Vfl, ltandar4 Tr- VMnllil' •1795·00 1963 BUICK LISABRE 1962 BUICK WILDCAT StdG, Factory Alr Conditioner, All Ott> er iZiru, OJto Ownw Conv. Wblte, Red Jntorior, - 111tut $1695·00 1960 IMPERIAL SEDAN 1961 OLDS FB5 smAll All lllras, FactotT Alr Good. Trodod Itt Br Loool IIIIa. Co. President Dlluu,.AirtAHDitle Trull. Jlblll ..,., 1962 CORYAIR MONZA 1960 Ol~ II ·SEDAN .' ' 8edallo Alltot!IIUc ll!111s. Wblle, One I.e> ~ :'\ H.; •&95·00 , ' ' ' L. • 'MOTOR.S. ..{ ' . 1• .''·"'· -~, .• •5 ~ ,• •I •1695·00 col Owner METRQPOLIJAN •.• r I Extra ueu ALL SALIS PINAL! wlli ~ lin 1965 BUICK SKYLARK' - . liport, D011111111lrllo!j }00~ nnty, f Speed Trano. All J1imU. codllb~k. ADP• ,i;; lllow•- GO WHERE THE ACTION IS!! •6 BOATS • 2 TRAILERS~ \but quick abd re1all.vtl1 tiiiJ' Ill but St. al H llllfpiiiiiJc oonqUITon of the 111111 'lien .. cltJidlock and foht lila i L0!'1110N (UP! I oigned ily thr world 1clauu . he under cover. in tile Jtyolf• wUI Itt httiJI. tllctllvt Jl'rlda7 Dllbl pt111 11 . • , Cloy w1ll delend hi! world ' rhampttn CliY wtU folio•• ti l Clay, wh rolainrd hto tltlr In Rillgslde seats Will aell fur in the!~ ntntii-GIIII 1M SM.T l.~f.E 'IT\ ll.l'!l- he•vv••IShl 1111o ag.,lnot Brt. daya \MlC!tt u" ngbt tol 'l'oron~o 1011 montb by seortngl•lii.IIO each, fieht offlciaill aald, In t.D IIIIGIII IPhtot J.lll..,_,...... 1110 Jb1 GREE~. ()>,•·, The fm• l b1~ r u•h to ronvlnc• .lam·o Henry Cooper Mor 21 at, complete h11 tt1ining In Lon- ' • lii-rnubd dortslon over Georao onltng all the way down to the Llktro. p1111 llbaf'"' itflllls Bowlin& Grel'!n lo~t m the wnrlfl lh~l ~!lit Lal.e Cl~ Hlghbur\' F'ootl»t !l Stadu~m ID 1 don Clmvalo. W!\! rf'CIIt\ve a JUifiUl• tfi.20. Los A.ftPle• ua1lflld for 1111 tbouPt Wll U.-bllt ~~ to Western .1 I'. tho pWP to hold th• t912 1LoodmL \l&l<"hmakor Miekol" . t.. In oxcooa of 12110.000 with The lght will be oeen "hve" lnnal aerl• J.ddaf wltb IJiriMt 1111111 ill bla W•nttr Olwrqtlf',_ b¥A"Iln t Duft announi'fl(! Saturday. : wu I tht Bt a nf l on clnMed circuit te1eviaion at a t:it21 ellmbiltiOn v1atoty .,: bien COIOh. lanoli,_ gum• m hi<tory Saturdav 1Mmm1 that the . 1 t w 11 d .!receipts. pluo all Amerw.an l2ll locatiOnS In Brllaln. It will St. Louis In t1tt 11Vllllb and II- "'It plit,y-' lilt 11m WI CWid • . 10.1, Satmday ThP '"I" P'"~' to l;md the ' It ,,., ronflrmed by promo· I announced off!Ctally at • Ne• , ancillary rlghlll, which oiloold \also he shown "live" in the tfinal lame I&Yttl It Lot ~ llld. 11 ·1111111 tlttl II1UGh ID lltil . cflvf' terl Olymrllr 2,affiP!i w~s ter Harry Le\•ene when hf YQrk llE'WA conferenct~ Sal~r· l bring hiR tol.al pursf! til around United state", Canadli, South p:les. p tiM (tbl ilewa)," be •lid. r. \Jlj1\, SEEP-' ' packaged as a ifOIIp of' arrived bock In London from a l day, but ne one with I$&21\,1100. ! America and Mexico via tho The fi!Jal priel, wbk!b Tlii 1111'!11 1 will be AtMid . r~n~·S IUPII - Pierre Dar·· prominent liinl• ""c ornl i ''" 11 10 Rom•. 1the boul khew ah)thmg aoout roopor'o pur,., Willi anclllery l Early Bird Sat•llite. while he natiOIIIIIy ~ltviltd. liultdiJ JJ14111) ~ 1 ltlt 11 Col• inon) . ranct't rop.ranked len· ; l\llstne<• leaders. arm••d wilh , FormBI anoouncement ol tht f 1t. 1right• thrown in, ollnUld amount ImCll<t of wORttrn Europe will he 1,afternoon 1 p,111., (SeT), {t licit ·• -if ~ er, ii of'llded rlrst in th• it•cts, r1auro., pl<'lur•• nnn a liaht will come eatty wlttl Tr•tnlnt Mteodlly ' to oro11nd 1110.000. contact by mean• of the Euro- scheduled to•...,tlmtl tl .~ ·want ~ IIUt," Altl!t' , ·.liWII"r. · ain&lts pi Ill! Paris hui\d1e ol ronlid•nco. propor•d \ Pttff '"'"· nroll>hh· oll>r Clay , CMfiCr, YlhJ w1l• ne :Ill M•y I Converofol Colu . vL•Io" hookup. ltDn Garckln ,oa Ttllldlllf , IYq;, jlatllll~· "Wtln 101111 liter · 1 . nlllllt'nl, which stll't. :to ltave for Rorrlf to 1~11 the ! he• appeared bofnro 1 dro 1will probsbly li~n hi• oontr•rt l DntJ sa1d 11 would cost In ""'\ Cooper and Clay · met once lng befort swiWJI!lg It, !.i9t ', b. !Hif.,.flcltlb llflllljl cbampiQIIo lodl . al tl1o Rolarul Garro.< : Jnternati<Jnal Olympic t1lmmlt· 'ho.nd '" """ ' '"'IJII••• I""" lht w..kend: H• hft• boen region nl 1!4,000 Ill "'"vert 1before, ol Wembley Stsdlum, l&elea lor the third 11111 fottrlh il!lll, jiJII ~ bJIIIdlry 11 we 41d s . FraneoliO Ourr ol ' tee 1tOC) thP atal~·· WpOitltch , An Ameri<·an lawyer llitralnlna >IMdliy '"anllrtr•t!Qn •North Lonctnn Hl~hbury in'" a l.llnd•n. June 18, 11111S. when games on Wednesday and !Itt fii1l. IV• ll1llbl 1t1 btM, lJ tht top-iledod IMt\llntains have 1111 lfrt&ttolj expt'<'led 10 lly l<1 flrltnill of Ute !lghl. boxing arona. . Clay came nff the lloor to s1011·day. . bill lt-11011'1 be ltecaUII of OV• • ·· ,now on eartb. 1durin& Ute we<kerul with t11o 1 Thera will be oo return lljJori All but I,IIOtl II the 15,110t1' Cooper 1D the lillb roubd. I The Cellics, 11bo pi)llltl i 74. !II'O::tJ~DQe." r' .' """ . · woo record oHl. -FAr.t:' •UNS' u>S E 1175.00 ttSa ...... sCI I ,• CIICiring Out Everything! cooper 'II B I Cl M 21 :nN~~ ~ :0: ~£or·:~ .. : I att e ay on ay I · · deT:;~~~:c=':!::~.:GGx:n~~·.~ Angeln Liken. po.t1t1 - - ~ rqular Mll<lll record ovtr 1111 Lallerl, bad been favored to edp Cinclnnallln fill phillllln. ary J!:Qtern playolfl btlt hlld to p five pmll to do lt I I d .. flUO ollowonco flUO lllow•PIAO - ta!AO ollow- MIDDLIPOJIT, 0. ca•e T'tl • 10 years I e ID w· '• RAWLINGS HONDA SALES ceItiCS' G0 A£ter N'JDth -, '" an auto race !rom Amman BOB'rON (UPI) .. The Blltoll to fill CI\J of Jemh. waulCeltl<l, edmltlediJ' old, tllell Slam. drlvmg 1 TriUmph TRf,! and ol!ibtly bftt up, I lw won lilt riCt. · another chompklalhlp leclly when filii> IJI"'I a he11oofotlfo • c-on In and l-''olndt colno for HIMat . L.i ..... ._ Honda April lith thrv April 25 ~" ~on .Fr~!IL'isco •ot . Wa Will Alfew Yeu The Fellewl.. Prl• For Olcl Col,. 011 The Puma- of a New w· a: I • ,! I 3,900 mil-. Extn nice. a.d n - ~ 1964 HONDA C110 SOcc '! ·T ' . r.· ' · : 2,050 mil.., Very nt... IIMic III1JIDLIS! G'IaDU! . Top. NL Standing8 1'' da Mter 7-l In Satur· y ,. . .,. ~ cno 50cc 1964 HONDA . ·'· ~-fl:.. 4,000 mlltl, lhorp, rod r. J:t" ~ aa:,": . •l·l' •• I k Ntro e TOC lUll&\ ~ur Cu~':"" ··'I 1Jo11a;., ~ t~:b:~:~cond I • ~~~ Has i~~~~~a~IUmllderlll b. ..,. • Gay BfeWer ~ I 1 I ~ In R 2-1 Rookie Hits Homer, WU lAJse •·am .. ... i. ; oil A'8 Drop Fourth TJ'}t I ' Tbe victory wu tM ftrtt 1M tile Plrltel over St. Louis Iii honJen. PHJLADELPHIA (IJPI) - PiaMIL pvt Up two oiJICia, ICBitmd at bo111e .tJ11!e lray 8, !lief. Tbe Circle bed wOD 1 NI!Ol'do WlUle IIGrloll IIIII 111111 Jim Maloney, a stubborn aprlng MaiDol!y, wilo didD'I lip hll _ . , lbrfe llribOUII ID 1111 tylDI 11 pllbl limel at Plttllnlrp over tbat period. al10 bllllolnln fGr fill '08111. llldlm Ill I lOW Ia lilt tblrd hol4out, t"sed a Jive-hitter and contra<l until tile lldrd .-It ID fwrtll, . llota'• wiDnlnll blow ....., wllo won dlelr flllb llrallbt IIIII fooril laallll tilnul to • tanned Ill batters saturday fD Marcll, fired hll fall b.u post 'l'l1e Redo picked up tllelr rellevlr Joe IIDnWr 1f1t1r tile plleber. pme, wbllt' mat Holrllld, Ill Ioiii of It fGr lilt pme. plteb tbe etnctnnali Reds to a the Phllt 1DJ time there wu 1 final run off !bYe Rldzlk ID tile ClrdiuJI _..,.,. t11ey ...,. Mota'o b11 _... piDch Brtnmum IIIII l'red Vlllolltlt"' Tilt Tlprl acortd • UD· 4 • 1 victory !hat dealt the hmt of trouble. He llrUI)k out nlnlll on olngl.. by llotl ploying the 11ame under prote•t. rUllllU Dave JWbertl 01111 winllllllileCt for lilt .wiJIIell woed Nl 1D t1t1 flllb aod Pblladelphla Plrl!lleo their first the aide in the t.hitd IIIII fourth. Pavletich, Let Cordeau and a ClldiDal mlllla£01' Red Scbco• Iiiii pllcher Tomlllio Sisk. - - -· lleJtafDn, wllo loll llletr third Werl .adell I IIIIa. ID lhe Jlla o1 the 5e150n. He. pve a ~~ triple to sacrifiCO fly by lfelml, dlenst filed the protest alter he Plttsbufgb took advattlap of "1111 11M iili't :"' il • llrlllbl lied• · . I8W!IIIb. llfltllllll film I ~3 'l'l1e 210-pOWlll rii)lthander Richie Allen m 1111 fnt, but Harper coatrlbuted fill field· was rtfused permission to Washburn's wildne,. to score 11••• ,.t! Larry Sherry, workmg In lead before llle Senators . Ued hall amp1o suppGri from Vada fanned Bill White aod retired in& &em will! an ICI'Obalic withdn• allrter lllf Watb· twice ia lilt lint itllliq. l(ally relief of loltclroy lDIIcb, pltt!bld till some on • ll'lple bt Jlittclt· Plnooa wbo bad lwt trlples Olld JobDDy CaDkeo on an ln!leld divllll "'tcll of CIIIUol'• IIIII bunl toJIIIriDC 1 , . Alou wallud filii mot IIII!GIICI till eighth to pld< up tile 1tlllfp Bnb kvl!l'!n and ValeDa pair o1 ain&lft, I'Uillllllg Ills roller. He pve up a walk tn drlvl In the 1illll. Jolttmy 111e 111011111. 'l'l1e o111cta1 prolelt ....... WaabbunllinW wild oa 'll<tory. Ron KIIDo, wllo !eo - · home ID lbo eJ&blb. balliD& straali. ~ iaJJll!l• datiDi Jolm Briel' ib the third willie Hmmteln of tile PlllllMI wu ,.., IDla'prelltlon o1 tbe a piclclfl ollempt. Willie Stirlleved start<r Pete Richert, .Sherry was lifted for a plnobbaek to los! seaso• and Pete strtklal au1 tbNI bellell, and lllllclc out !Qur tlmll. 1111e1 lflll'llnl nplldq a p11•1 llltiiA llOIIIIUd A1ou and served up the home nm ball fD httter .•Iter working one innillg lor 111e DHded ...... Bose - · -- · · BW IWerol1d lltllle4 IMine Kalino aod lllllerttl till defeJI. m rolief of Lolll!ll and Tttly storla' !Ia)' Cu1p II 6-Tbe SIIDday Stlllday, April 11, ltiH SbwpU Iller Dollll Clmdnlon 'ftlt Tlltn 11111111 H llltl Ill tltl 11111111 ... tho . . f!rsl, IIIII aeort4 1l'1len IJIIUd, , Aut lbe fil'IIOI HGrlaD't 111111 db ·-·· l'lnl!ll lrlp1ed • tile ..,ter 'l'l1e Cardl Col It II* lilt a vn' Nlrlll Cllll _. lallla aboard ---'1\. •.!-~ p11r o1 1'11111 a1111t two wero out ltld till flllllitn t:11111 beck lleld 1 1D t11a 1111b. Lou llndl, wi1o CIIICAOO (UPJI - llalllvtr wUb • IIIIo dotllllr W 'l'boiiiDih!_l!:, mr:~ bad readttd tJnt • a lle*'s Jllla WFII* wabl bome lilt 1111 II<GIId Ill tltret ,._, Ia , more , cboice 111o1e II<OIIil 11111 ICifed 'llltalll nt1 wllb two IIIIa 1111 till I«<OId. I! flo! ... by Tummy Julia.. Javier'I third lll'lllhl IIIII lltttbt( ........, If .... llle Rldllrt IIIII Lo1ldt tltlll fdlowa4 1ty two • oul ....... Of!' oiJtall. Javier lltlll It IICGild IJdclp Wltllollllclll 1 1-1 ~ Nllled don, ud tMIU• . _ "' 'flmmY Jlarplr, llole, IT PAUL • MlliliiAPOLJS Gil lilt to lilt plata llld lilt IIID!MI KIWI CIIJ ooortd til ..... raa UDIIl till I __ .J m' I (Vl'i, - Calllorala lllOidl out- tailed In Otrt Jlood'l flalll. IIUit. Blcberl lllrUalt: CIUI .... J.aU ; B)' U.W l'rtll 111-'IMol 'Sin FraDcloeo I Jlolllton 2 fllldar lacll WIZ!III' llammed SUit: wt11i 1tV1t1 IMIDp, al· TOIIIIIIJ Ape thw a walk: to : NATIONAL LJWlUI: AMERICAN J.&WI)E 1111 ....... ..,.. IIIDDinC hoJn. lowiJJs - bill IIIII two ...... 01*1 lilt 11111111 IIIII ..... . . Lil VJ'.GAI, N". (111'1 - . iTEAM W L Detroit I Wath!q~Dn S c ID lbreo dayJ •SIIuldaJ beJt. llGa lldnrall pi~W a lltaiDg 0114 Aflfr Doll Juford llfOditd8Me . CJallopln& Gay Bmlr palled san Frii!ICilco •..•...•. • 1 New s llllltmore, .... Caldluls' "' • 11111 l'loJd Roblttlaa . any 11» pac11 aalltlday 1111 • two ,.. ...,lllllh B Philadeljlb!l . . . . •. .. . . •. 1 1 a.velabd 1 Boatoa 7, 12 lnnt. homer llle • AJtpll tlllrd rua 111 t1ta ll&blb lttltlllg ,...... Pttl wa r-.s Jllb. wJib • IUbJllr 'It m:1 bdlll • Pitl!lilqb .. .. . .. .. .. .. S I CalifAlrltll t Mbmolola ' Jim Grlllt wbltl a..rlllllmllb doalth. Dd . _ • ........... tltlrd. • IIYHirob llltl en&' .Aritobl 1 J4 vleiAlq •·LN .\Dielee ,_ .... 2 2 (OIIIJ .-ldta4uletl) IIIII aw VJmwol!t Twllll. All& Jo!mloa ..... TOIIIIIIJ lleCnw •• 'lllllrld Palmlr, Dave llarr 1111 lrw:e llouiiGD ........ . _ .... : 3 14'niiiDAY'I 11118ULTI wmor ...., bali tbl CiliA- Tbll'lrllfl pIll& na ltlltk lntpt......, If 1111 1111 ._, Cnn!&*l 'Willi •INIII ltll lleArthur'• aeurlll 1Wept CinctQIUIU ... .. . ....... 1 t\ .AMBIIICAN WOllE aI •I ID lilt 1180,. . ~ of 10 'llldlf•Sos 'nleedsJ, 2-lwltil 1D 111e eJihtbOia.aa.s.'sllnt ud both oads 01 1 M14.0blo Vallty New York .... ... ..... 1 1[Califorrua 3 Mblneoota a !1!011111 nlntbo!Jtlling homer home nm. <GUll, toot two ttltdtBAllrDWRB CUI'l) -Broob Otlmpilal pU dMtlc. 1 Colllertnot doubiebeader play· >Cltic>io . .. .. .. . .. .. .. I 3[ Qlicaso 2 Klll8U Cit)' I, 11 innS. bit a 11115-lool blasl to es ... !be tllurlb beU llflb ~ Jilt tltr boiJJir Bmt•"l M-ltoll lulll If 7&ed Saturday afterltoo• aplnst St. Louis .. ...... .. ...... 1 ad:Jet':oit 5 Wasltinglon a I Califoroia from • ooe - 1'1111 lroDioD·GABS Ill lorcllll Apt. 8llltrdl1 .,; na111BIDJ wu lllltl.r par the Soutberu a1 Ra· Atlmtta .. . .. ..... .. . .. .. I 3: Clmland 3 BMoston 2, 10 and 1,... 1 1 briUlul Tr _,_ R ul worllld oal1 • _, •N ...,,_ -"111111'"......, lilt lluP ,...,_ Dllltt 11011 clnl! 1 - Night Game Baltimore 7 New York 2 &CA e8 .. lltllq, "*ltc Itt lldt II ... 8- - ....- "' laD CtiuldiJ C1u1J - . · . -NATIONAL LEAGUE performance by Grant. lilfOT PUT- fllltlr, I; PINt- dar ID 1111 llnl ylctarJ tbnHIIItr II paet 1111 111111 Cuper lr IIIII Dudley Tile twia-bill opened ~prep AMJIIIIC4N LEAG\11 CtnciDnoU f Phlledelphla I Graat bad I perf~ pme lAir lid, I; Built, G; .....,...... Qj WJIIIIIlltllllllnl llfl, BIJUDWt Orlollt Ill 8 Ill Wpq lr~ two tt1t11a se""'? Mn=ITEAH II' LrNew York s Allallla 1 f H lmlnco u ht retired till POLE VAULT- Clllmaro, G; W111t111c 1 H bmtnp. 'ftlt wJD. trluiJJJ!h onr lilt Kft Volt 1taet illlllllallwq lllll'k Ill 0 Slonea '· IIIII eOIDO De1roit ............ ...... $ OiPlttsburp S St. !Aulll ftnt 18 Itt laced IIDIII Bowell, G; - ....... lllnl nat - 1111 Glly earned YlllbtJ. lbJe 71-itol.t laurlwllat, Wed. 7on pme Cleveland .. . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Oi$an Frllllelseo 7 lloullotl I ht w.uc.d Paul Schall with or.e HIGH JVt.IP - Bron, G; rna Ia till 10111aat. balled bll . c.p.r bad 1 74 for :JIJ ilhiJe .~~m. 6.2 viclory. Baltllllote ............ .. . 3 I;Cbicqo at Loa ~l;bt out Ia lilt 1iltlt. Schaal thin IAiwwdl, I; Fllber, l'- t'·7"'. So lllrle4 lAir llle IIIJih olllftao Jllr~ Wpq, 1 JOUIII TtraD w11o 1 ed to t CaiWOI!Iia ............... 3 1j TOD.!.Y'S G.UIII WDI ....... to ecore on I pair JIIIOAD JUJoiP - Lift, I; , & 7 14 lmliap, "•"'• ,_ I -~ - lilt PllliiiJI - II F• Southern manng &e oa· \Chicqo ..... .. ........... 2 , AHERJCAN IJ:.!.GVE c1 llllllld bill IIIII a sacrlflet Sa~, I; lluqle, Q; - llvlll up 1111D 011 •llallt, bll •1 Curt IIWll7 and I ntllf, ltallooned to 111 Ill lllld I! one hit ill the flnl &ame. AIMinneiGte ............... IICaliforttl& 11 Minllllota 11J IIJ Bobby KDoop tbll 11'-1'. OWII """"· ~ IIID8Ie 1114 walk: to Pratt~: lloblnloa. 'l'bt a fl-par total tl Zll. . no-~ltfer lfto tbmln b) IWD INew Yotk . . . •. . . . . . . . 31 4, KIDW Ctly 11 Qdoqo (2) lllti01ra4 1111 AliCtl dlflell to S. DIBCIII - McCormlell:, Q, J.. Tartabull 1 IUietde boDte l'IID wiped out l J.l New KNPwlllle, hiM, dljend· llle~e and Marvin Hale t. the Washlnetou .......... ... o ~~· WaohlllltDn II Delrtlt 1 ud ..t lilt lllp fDr Ul'-7". Bq11012t. Y«i a4vulqt IIIII Jlluad·lll fiJI T. cl C. dwmp!oa, libel bll '":': 1:d :sost4i ......... ... ... o 4 BoStGn at Ctevelllld Wanter'l aam.wlmtlll( bit 111 Ill-YARD IUGH Th !tnt iol: nm CIDlt •• an dtleal on AI Dolmbtg, who secend Cllllii!CIIUve 70 to aland "'''" .enkiDJ opened •• the JKanou City ... . ..... . o f N..,. Yorlt atBallimOI't fill ant IDDlq. . ~ - Earbart, l; Bron, G; J..error. a stolen base and " \worked SZ-3 lnnlngo In his Ifni al 214, two u.ilder par. POA 1 nwund lor tbe Tornadoet Ia the FRIDAY'S RI!SVL11 N4'110NAL LIWll1l Dou a..- VI twoSar..lero, I; :IJ. tbrowillg error, and Roblnsoo'l start olthe year. dtiMJIIll'it' u.rr lltot fa' 1 1 filii of the IW' fiv•lDililli <lOt> NATIONAL WGlJE Allallta at New Yotk raa boll« bl : ~ JOO.YARJ) DAIB - UaybrJ, sacriltca fly. I. The y - flol: 1-0 104 214 and Cramptoa ~ the t"'ta and wes rtiiOVod by Dfd. Sl Loull t Plttlbtlttb .1 CltlcinnaU 11 Pltlladllpitla 1lltta 11 011, 1 bll bfiiiiCilllld I; 11111. I; lll*llll, G; -U:t. It wu lht Sox' aeeOIId wt. in Im the lhtrd inning on a ~ · · dta In the third. Jeoklnl wentiAtlanta New Yorlt 1 St. Lottil at Pllllbur&b lliUlld .~ ID 11 IIIIDY MILil RUN - B. ktllb, G; . throe aamoaiiDd Kaom City's i by Elsto~ Howard, • d~uble by Tlod with Casper at one .,. 3 the route in the oecood game. !Philedelphla 1 Cincinnati 1 Cltlcqo at 1M Anplel dlr• to put fill Twllll ahead 2- lol.artin, I; Baker, G; - •:&I. · Iori defeat WJibout a win tbis =b~o~c~~· a~d P: der 215 were Bobby Nlllhols, Sotltbern'• lone hit of ll1o Los ADJtltl 1 Chlel(• 2 Houotoa al 11111 Frucllel o. Bul OutD<t llleD lllll1ed ~ 110 ·~LAY- Woo by lfODo seaooa. Orioles 5 s b..,k · In the [ wllb a 70 kturday; lltllc San· lel'IKIOil was a aohd '<lt by . liJd wfll tilt rtll of tbt way ton ln 1.311.9. bottom ball of the frame on ' den, lllso with a 70, 1114 Do a Tim Cozart when be appeal'ed , t ... I lo win lhl lamt Ylllb a NV· I·~ARDG· DASH - .~'· ' Meu Upeod Brave~~ Blerary's homer to right, bil Massengale wbo bad o 61. •• lead·off bitter ,. th> ltrst n . hill« ' • • Dlobll, I, - .1.1.: For EoM"-·t l{irsl bit ol the IIIISOD ..... . · !»YARD LOW HVRDLE&: _...,. ID • • . ~· laodero, I; l!llrltarl I· 1!11- : NEW YORK (UP!) _ ..,., , Back to back double• ~~ Reay Hopea U.wb ..,. Tornado•• made nltlel IlliCit, G - 2/l:t. ' • . New York Melt achieved the 1m.tary IIDll Frllllk Robinsoa Will Be at Peak orron dttrlna the doublrheader.l . · llliO-YARD RUN _ ArrDIIrOIII ' lastest getaway in !heir live- pr~uced an lnsurliiiCe run oU CHICAGO (UPI) _ Coach l'tret Gamr : s'N FRANCISCO fiJPI) - ,got aU Ute help hi nt«1ed from Q; lll<harda, I; G. 8mllb :vur w.lory Saturday when reltever Jad:te OJU... In the B!Uy Reay wanted bll t'ltlcqo 1 2:';:._ 1 · ·.. · · Haller . a poor spring ]Halltr wbo had dtlven ID thnt UU. ' ' . IIIey defealfd thr Atlonta <;:"!oleo added Blaelc Hawkl to rttum to lhl!r 00 1 H le Beth« and hitter . drove in 1hr., nms wilb runs on Friday lll&bt wltll bts :rz&.YARD OA811 - Maybry, ! Bravoo, 3-1. on Ed Kranepool's rupn by oill BOllgbtl 1n bolme l'l(llllr teason form qailllt 0 1two • run homer and lh n 4 ,..,m, a 1· · f st homer I· Hall I Y G 2 v Y r, 8 8 Be, 1 Dtllrolt Ked WI ella Bethel, Swingler 4, Jenkm•. DiJ· i hi• ..corul hom•r of th. .rBIOn I 1rWillie Mayo batte4 II two DELAWARE, Oblo (UPIJ w' $:1. . hit pilclting of Jack Ha,:il.;.e- , liel!ler's ohol!!t and Blefary'l -·" ahead ID .:: y er"' dlo 3·' Cnndilf. )larlchal •-·•l I ..,.. ··• Jl•, : Oltlo Wllltyq wou ID buabaii\ Jr0ntoD ,. ,_ 1:11.6. - 01 by 'l'l1e vi"'til t ... ...tt·, sacril1co fty. ,_. ...1 lnfD G Wallbrown :1 ,, and . ,. a smglo .and Juan · Sa n1 ,1 runo VIllh I ......, •w•1 Wll NYU Mrieo !Dr llllran&tt Second an1e '""ltmd "'"" ""' tu 'l AJou chipped in wllb thrte 1114 lelloll but tlroppod lwo tJOll• FINAL SCORE - Irooton 78 llrat ol the 111101 In two starlt 1111 linalo of lht Staltlo Cup McArthur . . . OOJ 12 - 6 6 "' pact . ciDubl" and Jim Kart hod three tleclolonl htrl 8tlurday. IGalllpollo fO. aod ropre,.nt.d thtlr bell AGING BROWN Iplayoffs. y Southtrn 1an 11'1 - 2 o.Giant.o to' •·1 \ICWI') o~er the:Oingleo In 1 11\ohll San The hDot Bl!h'l~ !JIIllec lhrer l break from thl1 barrier ln their ! HELSINKI' (UP!) -Jarma "We haven't skated any Ume Blake. Ual•, l . '"d Belhel hm!Sion A•lrn. . . fr8l1Ci"o attock oplnlt w .. !runt in 1111 tb<th mol•g on four AHL Pia elf llaad 1 . tive-yeor history. I BerJioef, 135, Fblland, beat' in the playoffo like we ••• Jeakills and l und•l l. . . ~· vtctory '"" ~on FranciS· •Houston plt<hers. . i ,..,..cutlve •~tra bm bitt to·lBy Uallld /," 1 ~i~r!:u. Titey tDat nine 11ra!ght before asin& former !lihlwoi(bt cham- oleate," Ray uld. "lui may· en s fourth or th• •raoon Dav! lll111h. who p1tehld tit! ! •""'" Ill ~ Oltio Conference . Serteo .\, of level ... . ""'~'"If tlletr lirst vletory pion Joe Browu, 1111, Now Itt 1 should tl¥1 somo crodH CLEAN SWEEr agmn.;t "'" . Jo'' and boo<~ed : ~r.<l ltve IMIJ11a and &••• •P, win om Akroa Oltlo Wesleyll, II'. L.idurllll tltlir ~barter year In Orleans, io t o1co1 IOorOWlll to fill Red Wlnp. 'l'bty mJcht · 196Z, dropped etrht in a row etlbeut al HeJiiakl KihlbiiiiD Hall Itt iaklng ATHEN~ Ohio 1UP II - OI1in the (:"':''' .'nlo f1t1t pi act 10 olx or the uven San l'ronctoco , now II :H overall aid Akron ' Rochester of 11 IW'f from 1 0 Untversi l_l' \Fin h•~·wiHI I . tcrmi~ Lhe Na hon a1 LF!~I~Uf' nm~, took the loss, h11 f1rst 1-3. !Quebec lM1 IFridayDight. · JUII." 0 1 tbe begmDIDJ IJf the ann golt rnef'l~ ,., Mmt" Fr1day rm .\tanchal. who pitched· agam~t oo victories . , Wesleyan open~ Jefenae of Settet 1 , len ot l'lvt HMson, five atraleht 1Q Jwt aud .....:=~::;;::..__ _ _ _..:.,:::..__ _ _ _ __..~ fe~turmg an ~as~ llt-2 rhnmClnd 111_1!y 13 tnning." during thr e'~ TI1e AMros got their rnly run its c~nreren:e ten&ii title by clt· W. two In 1 row last year. WID over \lars hall ,,, ""' ilch . hihitinn "'"'"" became uf ' in '"" fiith when Jim G•n•il• JoaliOI OfniOOn 7·2 ., It "'ore<l i Springfield 1 0 ' ~ ~ I' lll'l'IIOIT 1UP11- AI JriiiN 114 off llll'ti~·Jiml!tg trllb bll ltCOII4 ~ l'wl of tilt 8llurdiJ tO llllak I M tie lnd piCtl tt.. 1lndlf.llll4 DtlrOit ,..... 10 • 7·5 miOr)' over tilt WubiDJIOD Sellltqn ID I pmt fHIUtlng Pl'1'l'SBVIIGH tVPl) - l'lllcll-ldtWr 111D11r Mota trio pled 11omt two 1'11111 ID lila NVeDth IDJJIDC 811U1UJ wbell tt.. PlltlbUrp Plrltel tDded • hro-YNI' J'~ J'lel4 Mjlllr." by derllllac tbe SL LoW CardlallJ H. SMITH �~. ( ·"" . w. •f ' ) ~ 'Ji' ' Early May Proved Best Com Planting Tiute in NEW HOLLAND . ' .r., e I I ,, '· , Mower-Crusher·.· ·· • Extraordin1ry New H•y M1china IT MOWS • IT Conditions IT Windrows lilted .and mowed champions at major s h ow 1 tbe midwest, Now you ean whip bav hal'\'estlnJ bands down! Ta'kt easter• ball or the uiu•;i II down s'fatba amost nine feet wide. 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I WINDOWS ' .rilit,s , •• I HERE TO SERVE YOU 1 Central SOYA Of Ohio ECONO I I Stl Us For The Latest Ohio State and West Virginia WYU97J , I POMEROY JR. ' I I APRIL 20·21 8:00P.M. *METHOXYCHLOR ' MIDDLEPORT �, ' ' .. I James Clark Interim WI S-,, ·' •· ·. 0sear Cam opposes ACllon AndsHas Own Moves Blocked '. lla COII!IIJ prosecuting atlorney John A. Epling wentlo a Ma· sonic meeting at the Palrlot .>i . ' T'ne oumwestem school board Friday night by a H vote eD)ployed James L. Clark of Rio Grande as acting su· perlntendent and _buslne" manager ol the Sotlthwestern ~al School DistriCt until June 30, 1966, or any time prior t. Ihat date. The motion to hire Clark was made by J. Merrill Car· ter and seconded by John D. Lloyd. Voting "No'' was Os· car L. Caln. Clark will serve as superl.ntendent until 8 re. llacement can be found . for Clay Baker, whose contract the board terminated Thursday ·-- mn..... 63 Ford Ctry. Sed1n 64 English Ford cyl. · Aut. sc; Ford Gel•xie 4 lir. 1 cyllnolar, auto. trans. Rtdlo I hHttr · 62 Ford G•l. 500 4 dr. I cyl. At Tr1n1., P. ''"''"'' rldlo and h11t11 63 F•lcon 2 Dr. 6 cyllndtr1 otonclard trono. RUioonoho- 60Ford~ Dump Truck, I cyllncl" ontlno, 5 _.! trono. 2 spetc1 re.r tal• 4 Dr. Auto. trans. Power atetrtnv. ndlo I helttr 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hordttp, 219 ontlno, 65 Ford Gal. 500 eo... :IS2 .... Std. tr""" rodlo and hooltr By HOBART WILSON, JR. •·l "WITH the arrival of Purple Martin birds, sunlnler can't be too far off," said Mrs. Garnet McKean, of the Wiltiam·Ann Motel last Wednesday morning. "They"ve amved on schedule, hund· reds of them, for the past eight or nine n~ ar~.'' continued Mrs. McKean. it I'.\ I' • T llE • • Convertible. I cyHndtr, auto trlr&. ~ ....,.. lnt, power ltrak" aM windows, radio I hHttr Kehh Goble Ford Locuot a llycomoN Sit. Mlddlopolf • • hutir.l :111111 " '""" ........ ...... 601 SHand Ave. q I ·' • STA11 NOMINATE • • ~ Serving S.wnth Consecuth1e Term in Stete Legislature our LUCilE. • ONLY IN STAll LEGISlA1URI Will Be The Most Valuable Asset In The New legislature 1n Fighting Further PI'Qspective Erosion of Rural Schools and Of Our Rural Etonom~ • GALLON . FORMERLY ' leliD lOOn 1!1 IP"~~Ih>ll IIJi,e arriY... . wheJi wilf!blt be• I nowl Aad 110 aet4 to ..... tJ obout ~er. Pa wltb iouelte nilbt ..- diJ, Paln.t jUBt· Ute ume 1n damp weather. Oft 1ft tuif tt~crt. pt t~~otoih I"cito to beat tbo boot. Got It at • Pi<keU ~w.... ' siedan, I cylinder ' ·atlnd~rd ·' Stand., 2 dr. Sedan ;.,, .·!405 . .. . K& R·Auti~AI· ,: HI Sinit4 Aw. . Director of Public Relations, Ohio Department of Highways Executive S:ecretary, Ohio Development and Publicity Commission . Publicity Chairmen, SOutheastern Ohio Regional Council A-20 .Yeor. Rt!CQrd Aiding The Development Of SOutheastern Ohio I MEMBER: · A~ LeKto11< MllliODI, Ve~of F>rejp Wars, Ea!tenl Star, Fmn Bureiu, 60 FORD, V-1 $495 I , :•·:' \ i., ..IHpel!ti'" OhJ,· ,_Gnnp, Jllks, Knights of Pytblas, Ohio Civil Senic& Employees .1\ssoclatlo.. Graduate 61\io St~te ·Universi~, Colleg11,of Agr.icul.;,re, Spt.."Ciallzing in·Forestry . NP,I(.~TlVE Dlstfita; . ' ..,... ... " J). 0. ~-- ·· . REPRESIO'A1IVI QUALIFICATIONS .EXPERIENCE GO~:~~T EXPERIENCE LESS, and have more time for fun. He'll buy that paint and it's UNQUE DISPLAY - Tower Antennas, Inc., has I unique window display, which waa inatalled over the In promotinJI CATV, manager Steve Swarny booked up seven l~incll TV sets, one for eacb channel picked up here by cable TV. A Wfill·type paneting surrounded the display. Swarney said \he display will be used for grand opening purposes in another community Iat~r this spring, then it will be returned to the Gallipolis office on Third and Grape. • s-: Kyger Creek 7th Grader Wins Bee So if dad gets the house paint Jhat LASTS LONGER- he can paint QDIE O'Donnell, the Blue Devil booster'• new and am· bltious president, bas called a meeting Tuesday for aD work crews and other interested booaters. The sealion will begin at 8 p.m., in Gallia Academy Higb school 1,; flannick, ball, or golf with someone, or go fishing or iust have' fun. • • •I Phone 4464191 Dad doe 511 't really like to paint! Especially when he can play IT will be the first big country and western event to play in the community since the late 1950s. Ferlin Husky, a long-time name star of the famed Opry from Nashville, Tenn., will be \he feature attraction. Tick· ets are selling !or $2 a person. The afternoon show will commence at 2 o'clock. The ovenine performance heglna at a. • ' :J; .,.u.;,, LUCITE TURNS ·vou LOOSEI • • Three Vehicles :!"'""' CAPACITY crowds are expected to jam Gallll Academy .High school's auditorium on the afternoon and evening of Saturdav, April 30. That's the date tbe Blue Devils' booster club will sponsor the Grand Ole' Opry show. • $}895 89 ward The French City Press •ppeared to be larger in number than usual. "They covered the whole area Monday and Tuesday evening," she continued. The Purple Martin Is helpful 1n that one bird con· sumes as many as 2,000 mosquitos according to an ar· ticle which appeared 1n the Columbus Dispatch reeently. "And they are beautiful smgers, too," according to Mra. McKean. • """"""- THE FULL LINE TODAY t1 • • • MRS. McKean said this year's flock • IMarch NetS I Thtir lturdy .........0. liOD aiiUNII perfui • • oii- ASE ChaireldJuet ooolly to It u.- ·. tor-lraller went olf side of the bighway end · jackknifed intD a ditch. • Traffic on Rt. 35 in fred .jl ~obe Fceter's Red Horse Sei'(· rce Station, was blocked J...fl some time, and one way tr1!J1e was later maintained u It ll wreckage could be cleiiJl from the highway. The b.ighpp was partially oloc!ted for Ill' boun. if,: The accident Is sUD uot1er Jil. vestiption, tutd no Charges iuiV. been filed, accordlna to the P.. Are in Wreck ~;;~'1""f';:d·~'"';~;llfiiiiJIIII1 • "'"If THE Purple Martins normally build in hollow trees, but readily adapt to nesting boxes. They usually leave when bouse sparrows are abundant. Mrs. McKean said several nesting boxes have been constructed in the motel area. "They must consider it their regular home after a long stay down south," she said jokingly. The Purple Martins fly to southern MexiCO and the aoutbwesfern ball of the nation durin& the wmter months. • M0thers' u!. • i,. Lawhorn, 12, was treated at tile hos· pita! and released. She suffered facial lacerations. She was a passenger In the car driven by her sister. The Rt. 35 aec1dent occurred apparently when Mis-; Lawhorn, driving east, attempted to rnak! a left turn across Ute Wghw.ay in the path of a westbound •eml tractDr . frailer operated by Ralph L, Olinger, 36, Oaklawn, Ill., the palrol stared. The Lawhorn car was demolished with the most extensive domage tD \be rlgbl front. 'll1e windshield was broken out There was only moderate t1aJn. age to the semi outfit. The trac. ;ol! USED CARLOT Martin birds usually return here in mid-April, and stay until lDld· September. According to the encyclopa:·dia, the Purple Martins of Canada and the United States are a bit larger than the House Martin of Europe and \hstern Asia, or the Sand Martin. ,I r . "lfer sister, Debbie Driver Next Time is .Last 64 G1l1xie XL The Meigs . News Beati;,,:{ o:. . Seven young peopla .were In· I tile~ b~o kaoelted oal tbe rured tn separate Gallta and car's wt.dtbleld, counly accldenta IMe Most seriopsly lnjured in Frlday ~ight, according to the the Jackson county accident State Htgbway palrol. All the was Mary K. Carpenter, 14, Rl. InJUred were ol Gallta counly. I Vinlon, doughier of :llr. and Five t • ed Mrs. Miles Ca!Wflter. stie was in -' one e~:;s::~d:r:t ~j: admitttd to Holzer Hospital m Fr'd Rl 327 . with severe lacerations of lhe a~ 8 ~~j :nth 'r Rt' 1~ ml.e face. Her condition is reported Jacksoa ..:,.~Y 0 ' '" as good. • · Carolyn A!Ul Lawhorn. 18, Rt. Two youq &lrb, IDvotved Z Bidwell, daughter ol Mr. and '" aa acctdeat II 8:67 p.m. Mrs, Richard H. Lawhorn. wos Frldoy 01 Rt. 35, tbne mil" admitted to , Holzer Hospital west of GaDip.~lo, probably wit~ a fractured right jaw, frac. owe lhelr llvea to oe11 belli. lured oose and severe facial ollkera at !be GaDipotls patrol lacerations after the Rt. 35 acpetit polnted oat. '11M!Ir ear elden!. She Is reported in &ood .wu otrnck by a oeml, aDd rondltion. 2 Acciden Judge Athlses tltndlrcl tnnt. IHio lnrl hoolor Dateline: called It .... outrage. 11111 lllllawfal lnvasioa of SllASMAN STUMBO tile Maooalc Loqe." He was Coaot Gaor<l Seamao Aplfttled by absolute 1u..,. prenllce Darryl V, Stumbo, from tbe boord. son of Mr. IIIII Mrs. Clifford . Prior to the birlng of Barsot· Stumbo 1~ 4lt S. Slllb Ave. tJ, Cam orally served notice on Mtddlepert, b11 romple&. all members the Soutbwest- eel etpt weels of lnten•lve r<· er~ board that my property ia trail tralnilll at Cape May, pr1vate ~ a~yone of you N. Y. 081 Ill allk!elt... 63 Mercury Mont.. Gallia ~~· :::pt to serthe A retired State Examiner, Clark worked for 1S yeifrs in th general area. A veteran of 2G years in the teaching profess'on. he served 19 years as ••· ecutive head In Morrow County, .Jnckson county, and Galli a county. A veteran f W ld W 1 Clark served !ith t~~ Flfl:~.~ ine Regiment in the Second Army Division. He holds the 01,_ tingulshM Service Cross. Navv Cross, French Croix de Guerr!, Purple Heart, Good Conduct Medal. and lhe Vicrory Medal. cylinder, tutomatlc trans. radio and ht~hr 500, Conv. I tnns. R&H cam night. Stlllon Wagon, 4 Dr· I 63 Ford Galaxie =· • Page 11 tiona, three of which died for caught on 1!, will be treated as the lack of a second. trespassers. trot . By 4·1 votes, with Cain vot- Cain, following Lloyd's openlng "No," Ihe board passed ing motion on Bllker, Initiated Olficers of the Jacksoa paiNt the following motions: three motions, all of which died post said the Rl. 3:1 ae<U• occurred wheo Roscoe Wtri, 1. To direct the cl•rk to serve for lack of • second. T bey written notice on Clay Baker were: 1 17, Rt. I Vmtoa, beatletl IGUlb, ran o!f the right lido of ibo that his contract as teaclter and 1. To remove Mrs. Beman as 1 local superintendent has been clerk of the board for being highway and atrncl: a tree. 'lilt car came bllcl< ooto tho bl&1tterminated, subject to his right incompetent and failing to accur' • way aod again went oil I h to apply for a hearing, I he ately report the proceedings of The 1966 March of Dlntesl right side, tblo lime ....-turning termmation to become effec_tlve the board. campaign in Meigs County onto ill top. 11to veblclt . . at the earliest dale authorized 2. To remove Mrs. Beman as brought in fi,S9S.S9, demolished. by law, and further that _he has secretary at the high school or- paign Chairman Mrs. Carl other pssseJJger~fo IU . . been sus~ded from h1s ~m- ~~~e. because her employment Horky said Saturday. The plo~ment w1theut pay elfeehve m the capacity wa~ a waste of drive was sponsored by the Ill of Rt. I Vinllm, wbo reee1to Aprtl 15, all lor reasons that the school children s money. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. ed minor iDJDrfel .. I'ITIUbfll 1he has failed and refused I<> per- 3. To release J. Robert Evana Th M0th ' M h boopltallzaliol, .... lliiiy Car· .. J. ~err•IJ Carter also made Iform varklus duties of local as acting principal at the high e er~ arc propettier, II; Ray Carpeltter, 1ft a motion, seconded by Charles superintendent and . teacher in school, being va.tional agricul- d~ced $585.56 m Pomeroy Ruby Conn, Ill; and ~ Carler. to employ Joseph D direct disregard and d. bed" t . t t h be Middleport. There W89 $299.85 Barsotr·l,. So uth wester~ H1gh . ·Ience to the instructions,1sodirec-1- assigned ure ms rur. or, duties. e can not from the :~~~~;~~:~~ Conn, 13. All lnllod • other llolzer lbpltaJ, 111C1 ~ School selence and math mstruc- tions and orders of the schOlJI Evans present at the meeting scbools, a~ mailers Jacbon patrol tor, as eo-o~dlnator of the Title board; and for further reason called f~r the board to second $939.89. Com col~ectors, ed Ward wtlh recMeo1 .... 1 program 10 the Southwestern that his public conduct has the motion and cast a favora- ceUaneous organu:ations tioa, IIIII dlltl ldttl lttt .lattlt!IIJI Local Sc~l Oislrict, retrac. been such as to brmg reproach Ible vote in his behalf. But \be business place coUectionsl CIJUIIty JIIVIIIill tiDIII'I, 11v_e to Apnl 12. The V\lle was upon the school district and to Iboard refused to take any ac- brought in $71. unanlmus. destroy his effectiveness as a I lion until the May meeting. Volunteer collectors Mrs. Naomi Beman, clerk of teacher and administrator in It was pointed out that Ev- Pomeror and Middleport the board, r~d a letter from Ithe district. I ans' holdlng the acting princl- Mrn. Rtchard Pickens, county supermtendent T. K. Ow-~ 2'. To direct the clerk to serve pal post might jeopardize the Ttw~as ScaUy, Mrs. Cu . ens that he . would recommend written notice on Baker that the school's vocational agriculture Jenkillson, Mrs,. Fred a local supermte~en_t for South- bDard has decided nDt to renew money which amounts to about Mrs .. Paul Bostic, Mrs. western Sc~ool D1~tr1ct who had his contract neither as local $8,950. All parties concurred Jenkins, Mrs. William Ingles, no ~nnect10ns With the Gallia superintendent nor teacher, nor that this was true but 00 action Mrs. Darlyne Bender, MrJ. eounty sc~ool system. Owens in any other capacity, iR tbe was forthcoming. Evans has Tom Rue, Mrs. Dale Walbura, ha• promt~d lhe board al leasl Southwestern Local School Dis· been acUng principal since the Mrs: Jacl< Sotterfield, Jr., Mrs. Gallipolis lltml<ipal """"' t~ree applicants for the pos1· tr1ct, before April 30, 1966. beginning of Ute school year Lewts Sauer, Mrs. Robert s. Betz ODed tton. . I 3. To ralily and approve Tues· The board also by 1 f.l Baker, Miss Betty GETS GIIT -Jennifer Blakeslee, a Pomeroy High School junior, presents Mr. and C. S .th Hanltoa Board preSident John R. Mor-1 day nighl's activities ol t be agreed to pay for the bank· Mrs. Lewis Smith, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Gibbs a gift during the annual Junior-Senior Prom on Friday night in the costarru • 18• 1lidweU, ~~ IIlii gan concurred lOll per cent with board and ita members and board Jn the bigb school IY1D les A. Bradbury, Mro. high school auditorium. Mr. Gibb~ superintendent of Pomeroy Schools for many yeara of ~· ~nc. dlarp the county s~permte~dent and the1r counsel who requested Ti- Cain again voted "No:' point: Boyd, Mra. Dewey baa attended 37 consecutive proms. He is retiring after this year. ' ad~ ~fine baiiUSpi!IJdcommended him on Ins actions. tie I papers from Baker; also to ing out tbat scbool money could Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs, w aDd msts, snd The boar<! passed a resolution ratify and approve the employ- ·OSOd.nd l"''l .10 ••n ou Uam RU!seU, Mrs. Pooler. Mrs. Child Is Injured arned Smltll \be DOll time he IMirucllng the clerk to ·mite Ime~t of substitute teachers by Cain threatened pboar;' ~itb Golda Motl111ing, Mrs. Teatb District Coagre11• appeared 011 1 traff.lo cbarg~ he Owens 8 letter of commend&· ,acimg principal J. Robert Ev· a taxpayer's suit If tho motion Smith, Ml~. Kenoelb In Street Mishap IDIII1 Waller H. Moeller, Lao· would auspend bla operatnr 1 ~ lton. . ans on April 15, 11166. pa88ed. Mrs. Lee Smi1b Mrs ...,are l)'llem to eliminate ~ The meeting, an adjourned eata took the boord to lask He had previous! made the Beaver, Mrs. J'a.,k . Bachner, PT. PLEASANT - An !lmm polatioa problems In rrutb pleaded not guilly II sesston ol the regular monthly lor Its Tuesday night actioa, same statement ..;r to the hir· Mrs. Richard Owen. M r year • old Central G r a lla<ltte will be fiDUCed wltb the chtl11~ but was found guilty mee\itlf!, started off with a ser- when it waa reported llrat three I8JOI . 1 P Richard lloseDbaum Mr School stud..\ received • fl,l51 pabllc wom pro. upon testimoay of Olf:cer Jolltl 0 les of motions and counter-mo- members of tbo board and Gal· supermte:O':t. lii'D l' Ia! II10IId Batey IIIIas Debb,; CoMtraelloa of the -·,lOll A tru<!k and two cars were Altizer. ft marked •he third . • , IDjuriea Friday afteroooa . limo lbla ytar that Smtih hBJ Se • PI • ""''""'"'" cup, Miu Pem Story. sbe apparently darted into oy~l!m would be sdledtded to m a mishap Friday appeared ln mu ucipBJ court -DI01'8 annmg PT PL~'!IANT- • te First Aid Cou1'8e Mrs. Frank of a car oa Vlmd Street. &etllllderway iD 1967 and wUI a! 5:10 m. on WesL Main-sttlor a trallie violatioa. T • to Ca 'Ia) · "" ~ •· Edward Moore Mrs involYO a sewap <OIIeetlna . np pl taltve bearitt& to lnvetltgate Of 121/ H Tak Hovatter Mrs.• Daa. <hlkl, Pew Jon.,, system ond trealmeat faclll· m Pomeroy at the bridge Judge Detz also fined James PT. pT,EASANT- l"orty Pt., cbarses of metal dlsc"mlaa72 n, en Mrs Da~e HID Mn of Mrs. Ehna Jones, lleo, aeeordlllg to Conr. Moe!R. Slute!, 1~, of 41 Lariat Dr, Pleasant High School seniors t!oa Ia employmeot at L"klll Members of tbt Glllla CotmCrooks Paui ler. . . flS and costo for speedilg; Vir· an lour chaperonea are com- state HOipltal luts beea .. • . MaiD Street, waa treated Pollee said the wheel .. • gil Sigler, 10, ol Ill Second pletlng plans lor their an- scbedofed lor '11tllrlda fo~ ty Citizens Raalo Band IDe., man, Mrl. Norman Holzer hospital for oruisco _ _ _.,. truck driven by Ebert Dirik· Ave. Ill uti costs for IDtoli 1212 nualtrip lo New York aty. The Iowlng a lour liN p!;..ate toot a hour standard Red ~:; ~~~~Smith, released, WILL PROMOTED son, 32• Cbarlesl<>n, W, Va., ud Carrie £. Slew~ group wiU leave Pl. Pleasant meetln!l of tbe SWo Htonan Cross First Aid course t h II, Spe • • . Ilea K w·ll broke off, caUSJJtg \be brakeof 112'112 Second AYe., 15 on April 24 In a chartered bus. Rights COmmlsoloa. A r.. week. Joo Fenderboocb ol the I ars, Ill<. Tom Grueser, According lo offlw.s ' · 1' hoe to give way, and the costa, 1m1 IIIL!pOidad bol1l, Chaperon.S will be Mrs. La- port 01 the meetlq wiD be Kyger Creek plaat wu the Mrs. T1tont ' Clelland, Mn. )'011118 girl stated ahe serving with the Naval h1cle drilled backwards. DA a charga ol drlviq 1be · Jack Mr nd ad ~Curl McDa. .el, Mrs. Do the atreet at Corps, at Yokosuka, wroog dlreclloD 1111 vma son, . a Mrs. m e to ~v. Hulell mttb, sln!ctor Jn classes bold at Groce IBetzlng Mi88 &We betweea Stb and Sth Str.e bas beeo promo•·• to The lnlck struck an • • .., Charles Chambers and James wbo osked for tbe iDvesti&a· M thodlsl ch b. Mi88 sbarleo bee • Is = driven by John Rogers, streeL Lancianese, all teachers of HoD of clw-101 by a labor ... e ure 'I Rosetta IJ le ibo amt .:~~~d wben Officer 'l'hird Class. The 22, Cleveland, and it ill For!eltiag lloltls we:t .Jullor !lason County. loa ..,....Dilllg part o1 tbo The 14 members earolled bi Rllfi s • · . ceo .. streel of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. was shoved Jnt<> another M<Gairt, 14, of 483 SeCOil4 0 11 WWie in New York t b e .insUiulllla ..nero. \be course ln<lutletl John Sallu, Mrs. j llrL ~ t~ • b, tlrl :;"J : patbJ ol he is a 1961 lftlduato of driven by Edwill King, A.._, $t2.110, Ill 1 allf paliclt group will tour such intere.stlng The heariag to be beld at Pat SaJiaz, Richard Kingery, Richard~wlings M r ..., M0 amn land Hlgb a<boot He bas tart, W. Va. There was no ol IIPIItifl&l lid Boy places as the United Na\IOilS: Lakill wUI be cl.,ed ..,. Gene Stewart Jimmy Sbato v· • rs. ason pleted four years In the age to the truck tutd rt,latiJ 11oo1r, IIJ,. 0 Staten Island, CWnatown, coniiDI t ·· commlsslo~ prnt. Ross Opal .=.:e:gbse!"~~~.: O<Cti1Ted J~~ The 8lld is startina a six year io both ~ars. No arresls or speedhf. _..ltir .. 1 · Statue of Liherty; Wall Street Ideal Thomq Gavell a•' will Bob Wood, Leroy Adkins, Jim Doa ~ Mi88 Rita m, OlllillmeiJl juriea were reported. StoCk Elcllartf!O, Radio City ....,... llllly charges o1 dJo. Capebarl, Tom Grube. Tom Mra Klrmlt' WDI"'" Mra. Music llau, the Bowery erlmlaaUoa. Mllll, GleD Solei, IDII Qlarin · · ....., ar.d attend a night club. ,.,. n 01 " " Clark. (CenUaued On Page II) 1 1 Law · 4 cylinder, 4 sltttd "''"'· SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1966 Seve11 Hurt . · ,. 2 )lr. Ha....,, ~19 ani" 1M. Crulalmatla trans. VOL. 1 NO. 11 ' 1 · 65 Ford F•lr. 500 ~itittS junh . ·. .. - ' ' . ' -~· �, ' ' .. I James Clark Interim WI S-,, ·' •· ·. 0sear Cam opposes ACllon AndsHas Own Moves Blocked '. lla COII!IIJ prosecuting atlorney John A. Epling wentlo a Ma· sonic meeting at the Palrlot .>i . ' T'ne oumwestem school board Friday night by a H vote eD)ployed James L. Clark of Rio Grande as acting su· perlntendent and _buslne" manager ol the Sotlthwestern ~al School DistriCt until June 30, 1966, or any time prior t. Ihat date. The motion to hire Clark was made by J. Merrill Car· ter and seconded by John D. Lloyd. Voting "No'' was Os· car L. Caln. Clark will serve as superl.ntendent until 8 re. llacement can be found . for Clay Baker, whose contract the board terminated Thursday ·-- mn..... 63 Ford Ctry. Sed1n 64 English Ford cyl. · Aut. sc; Ford Gel•xie 4 lir. 1 cyllnolar, auto. trans. Rtdlo I hHttr · 62 Ford G•l. 500 4 dr. I cyl. At Tr1n1., P. ''"''"'' rldlo and h11t11 63 F•lcon 2 Dr. 6 cyllndtr1 otonclard trono. RUioonoho- 60Ford~ Dump Truck, I cyllncl" ontlno, 5 _.! trono. 2 spetc1 re.r tal• 4 Dr. Auto. trans. Power atetrtnv. ndlo I helttr 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hordttp, 219 ontlno, 65 Ford Gal. 500 eo... :IS2 .... Std. tr""" rodlo and hooltr By HOBART WILSON, JR. •·l "WITH the arrival of Purple Martin birds, sunlnler can't be too far off," said Mrs. Garnet McKean, of the Wiltiam·Ann Motel last Wednesday morning. "They"ve amved on schedule, hund· reds of them, for the past eight or nine n~ ar~.'' continued Mrs. McKean. it I'.\ I' • T llE • • Convertible. I cyHndtr, auto trlr&. ~ ....,.. lnt, power ltrak" aM windows, radio I hHttr Kehh Goble Ford Locuot a llycomoN Sit. Mlddlopolf • • hutir.l :111111 " '""" ........ ...... 601 SHand Ave. q I ·' • STA11 NOMINATE • • ~ Serving S.wnth Consecuth1e Term in Stete Legislature our LUCilE. • ONLY IN STAll LEGISlA1URI Will Be The Most Valuable Asset In The New legislature 1n Fighting Further PI'Qspective Erosion of Rural Schools and Of Our Rural Etonom~ • GALLON . FORMERLY ' leliD lOOn 1!1 IP"~~Ih>ll IIJi,e arriY... . wheJi wilf!blt be• I nowl Aad 110 aet4 to ..... tJ obout ~er. Pa wltb iouelte nilbt ..- diJ, Paln.t jUBt· Ute ume 1n damp weather. Oft 1ft tuif tt~crt. pt t~~otoih I"cito to beat tbo boot. Got It at • Pi<keU ~w.... ' siedan, I cylinder ' ·atlnd~rd ·' Stand., 2 dr. Sedan ;.,, .·!405 . .. . K& R·Auti~AI· ,: HI Sinit4 Aw. . Director of Public Relations, Ohio Department of Highways Executive S:ecretary, Ohio Development and Publicity Commission . Publicity Chairmen, SOutheastern Ohio Regional Council A-20 .Yeor. Rt!CQrd Aiding The Development Of SOutheastern Ohio I MEMBER: · A~ LeKto11< MllliODI, Ve~of F>rejp Wars, Ea!tenl Star, Fmn Bureiu, 60 FORD, V-1 $495 I , :•·:' \ i., ..IHpel!ti'" OhJ,· ,_Gnnp, Jllks, Knights of Pytblas, Ohio Civil Senic& Employees .1\ssoclatlo.. Graduate 61\io St~te ·Universi~, Colleg11,of Agr.icul.;,re, Spt.."Ciallzing in·Forestry . NP,I(.~TlVE Dlstfita; . ' ..,... ... " J). 0. ~-- ·· . REPRESIO'A1IVI QUALIFICATIONS .EXPERIENCE GO~:~~T EXPERIENCE LESS, and have more time for fun. He'll buy that paint and it's UNQUE DISPLAY - Tower Antennas, Inc., has I unique window display, which waa inatalled over the In promotinJI CATV, manager Steve Swarny booked up seven l~incll TV sets, one for eacb channel picked up here by cable TV. A Wfill·type paneting surrounded the display. Swarney said \he display will be used for grand opening purposes in another community Iat~r this spring, then it will be returned to the Gallipolis office on Third and Grape. • s-: Kyger Creek 7th Grader Wins Bee So if dad gets the house paint Jhat LASTS LONGER- he can paint QDIE O'Donnell, the Blue Devil booster'• new and am· bltious president, bas called a meeting Tuesday for aD work crews and other interested booaters. The sealion will begin at 8 p.m., in Gallia Academy Higb school 1,; flannick, ball, or golf with someone, or go fishing or iust have' fun. • • •I Phone 4464191 Dad doe 511 't really like to paint! Especially when he can play IT will be the first big country and western event to play in the community since the late 1950s. Ferlin Husky, a long-time name star of the famed Opry from Nashville, Tenn., will be \he feature attraction. Tick· ets are selling !or $2 a person. The afternoon show will commence at 2 o'clock. The ovenine performance heglna at a. • ' :J; .,.u.;,, LUCITE TURNS ·vou LOOSEI • • Three Vehicles :!"'""' CAPACITY crowds are expected to jam Gallll Academy .High school's auditorium on the afternoon and evening of Saturdav, April 30. That's the date tbe Blue Devils' booster club will sponsor the Grand Ole' Opry show. • $}895 89 ward The French City Press •ppeared to be larger in number than usual. "They covered the whole area Monday and Tuesday evening," she continued. The Purple Martin Is helpful 1n that one bird con· sumes as many as 2,000 mosquitos according to an ar· ticle which appeared 1n the Columbus Dispatch reeently. "And they are beautiful smgers, too," according to Mra. McKean. • """"""- THE FULL LINE TODAY t1 • • • MRS. McKean said this year's flock • IMarch NetS I Thtir lturdy .........0. liOD aiiUNII perfui • • oii- ASE ChaireldJuet ooolly to It u.- ·. tor-lraller went olf side of the bighway end · jackknifed intD a ditch. • Traffic on Rt. 35 in fred .jl ~obe Fceter's Red Horse Sei'(· rce Station, was blocked J...fl some time, and one way tr1!J1e was later maintained u It ll wreckage could be cleiiJl from the highway. The b.ighpp was partially oloc!ted for Ill' boun. if,: The accident Is sUD uot1er Jil. vestiption, tutd no Charges iuiV. been filed, accordlna to the P.. Are in Wreck ~;;~'1""f';:d·~'"';~;llfiiiiJIIII1 • "'"If THE Purple Martins normally build in hollow trees, but readily adapt to nesting boxes. They usually leave when bouse sparrows are abundant. Mrs. McKean said several nesting boxes have been constructed in the motel area. "They must consider it their regular home after a long stay down south," she said jokingly. The Purple Martins fly to southern MexiCO and the aoutbwesfern ball of the nation durin& the wmter months. • M0thers' u!. • i,. Lawhorn, 12, was treated at tile hos· pita! and released. She suffered facial lacerations. She was a passenger In the car driven by her sister. The Rt. 35 aec1dent occurred apparently when Mis-; Lawhorn, driving east, attempted to rnak! a left turn across Ute Wghw.ay in the path of a westbound •eml tractDr . frailer operated by Ralph L, Olinger, 36, Oaklawn, Ill., the palrol stared. The Lawhorn car was demolished with the most extensive domage tD \be rlgbl front. 'll1e windshield was broken out There was only moderate t1aJn. age to the semi outfit. The trac. ;ol! USED CARLOT Martin birds usually return here in mid-April, and stay until lDld· September. According to the encyclopa:·dia, the Purple Martins of Canada and the United States are a bit larger than the House Martin of Europe and \hstern Asia, or the Sand Martin. ,I r . "lfer sister, Debbie Driver Next Time is .Last 64 G1l1xie XL The Meigs . News Beati;,,:{ o:. . Seven young peopla .were In· I tile~ b~o kaoelted oal tbe rured tn separate Gallta and car's wt.dtbleld, counly accldenta IMe Most seriopsly lnjured in Frlday ~ight, according to the the Jackson county accident State Htgbway palrol. All the was Mary K. Carpenter, 14, Rl. InJUred were ol Gallta counly. I Vinlon, doughier of :llr. and Five t • ed Mrs. Miles Ca!Wflter. stie was in -' one e~:;s::~d:r:t ~j: admitttd to Holzer Hospital m Fr'd Rl 327 . with severe lacerations of lhe a~ 8 ~~j :nth 'r Rt' 1~ ml.e face. Her condition is reported Jacksoa ..:,.~Y 0 ' '" as good. • · Carolyn A!Ul Lawhorn. 18, Rt. Two youq &lrb, IDvotved Z Bidwell, daughter ol Mr. and '" aa acctdeat II 8:67 p.m. Mrs, Richard H. Lawhorn. wos Frldoy 01 Rt. 35, tbne mil" admitted to , Holzer Hospital west of GaDip.~lo, probably wit~ a fractured right jaw, frac. owe lhelr llvea to oe11 belli. lured oose and severe facial ollkera at !be GaDipotls patrol lacerations after the Rt. 35 acpetit polnted oat. '11M!Ir ear elden!. She Is reported in &ood .wu otrnck by a oeml, aDd rondltion. 2 Acciden Judge Athlses tltndlrcl tnnt. IHio lnrl hoolor Dateline: called It .... outrage. 11111 lllllawfal lnvasioa of SllASMAN STUMBO tile Maooalc Loqe." He was Coaot Gaor<l Seamao Aplfttled by absolute 1u..,. prenllce Darryl V, Stumbo, from tbe boord. son of Mr. IIIII Mrs. Clifford . Prior to the birlng of Barsot· Stumbo 1~ 4lt S. Slllb Ave. tJ, Cam orally served notice on Mtddlepert, b11 romple&. all members the Soutbwest- eel etpt weels of lnten•lve r<· er~ board that my property ia trail tralnilll at Cape May, pr1vate ~ a~yone of you N. Y. 081 Ill allk!elt... 63 Mercury Mont.. Gallia ~~· :::pt to serthe A retired State Examiner, Clark worked for 1S yeifrs in th general area. A veteran of 2G years in the teaching profess'on. he served 19 years as ••· ecutive head In Morrow County, .Jnckson county, and Galli a county. A veteran f W ld W 1 Clark served !ith t~~ Flfl:~.~ ine Regiment in the Second Army Division. He holds the 01,_ tingulshM Service Cross. Navv Cross, French Croix de Guerr!, Purple Heart, Good Conduct Medal. and lhe Vicrory Medal. cylinder, tutomatlc trans. radio and ht~hr 500, Conv. I tnns. R&H cam night. Stlllon Wagon, 4 Dr· I 63 Ford Galaxie =· • Page 11 tiona, three of which died for caught on 1!, will be treated as the lack of a second. trespassers. trot . By 4·1 votes, with Cain vot- Cain, following Lloyd's openlng "No," Ihe board passed ing motion on Bllker, Initiated Olficers of the Jacksoa paiNt the following motions: three motions, all of which died post said the Rl. 3:1 ae<U• occurred wheo Roscoe Wtri, 1. To direct the cl•rk to serve for lack of • second. T bey written notice on Clay Baker were: 1 17, Rt. I Vmtoa, beatletl IGUlb, ran o!f the right lido of ibo that his contract as teaclter and 1. To remove Mrs. Beman as 1 local superintendent has been clerk of the board for being highway and atrncl: a tree. 'lilt car came bllcl< ooto tho bl&1tterminated, subject to his right incompetent and failing to accur' • way aod again went oil I h to apply for a hearing, I he ately report the proceedings of The 1966 March of Dlntesl right side, tblo lime ....-turning termmation to become effec_tlve the board. campaign in Meigs County onto ill top. 11to veblclt . . at the earliest dale authorized 2. To remove Mrs. Beman as brought in fi,S9S.S9, demolished. by law, and further that _he has secretary at the high school or- paign Chairman Mrs. Carl other pssseJJger~fo IU . . been sus~ded from h1s ~m- ~~~e. because her employment Horky said Saturday. The plo~ment w1theut pay elfeehve m the capacity wa~ a waste of drive was sponsored by the Ill of Rt. I Vinllm, wbo reee1to Aprtl 15, all lor reasons that the school children s money. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. ed minor iDJDrfel .. I'ITIUbfll 1he has failed and refused I<> per- 3. To release J. Robert Evana Th M0th ' M h boopltallzaliol, .... lliiiy Car· .. J. ~err•IJ Carter also made Iform varklus duties of local as acting principal at the high e er~ arc propettier, II; Ray Carpeltter, 1ft a motion, seconded by Charles superintendent and . teacher in school, being va.tional agricul- d~ced $585.56 m Pomeroy Ruby Conn, Ill; and ~ Carler. to employ Joseph D direct disregard and d. bed" t . t t h be Middleport. There W89 $299.85 Barsotr·l,. So uth wester~ H1gh . ·Ience to the instructions,1sodirec-1- assigned ure ms rur. or, duties. e can not from the :~~~~;~~:~~ Conn, 13. All lnllod • other llolzer lbpltaJ, 111C1 ~ School selence and math mstruc- tions and orders of the schOlJI Evans present at the meeting scbools, a~ mailers Jacbon patrol tor, as eo-o~dlnator of the Title board; and for further reason called f~r the board to second $939.89. Com col~ectors, ed Ward wtlh recMeo1 .... 1 program 10 the Southwestern that his public conduct has the motion and cast a favora- ceUaneous organu:ations tioa, IIIII dlltl ldttl lttt .lattlt!IIJI Local Sc~l Oislrict, retrac. been such as to brmg reproach Ible vote in his behalf. But \be business place coUectionsl CIJUIIty JIIVIIIill tiDIII'I, 11v_e to Apnl 12. The V\lle was upon the school district and to Iboard refused to take any ac- brought in $71. unanlmus. destroy his effectiveness as a I lion until the May meeting. Volunteer collectors Mrs. Naomi Beman, clerk of teacher and administrator in It was pointed out that Ev- Pomeror and Middleport the board, r~d a letter from Ithe district. I ans' holdlng the acting princl- Mrn. Rtchard Pickens, county supermtendent T. K. Ow-~ 2'. To direct the clerk to serve pal post might jeopardize the Ttw~as ScaUy, Mrs. Cu . ens that he . would recommend written notice on Baker that the school's vocational agriculture Jenkillson, Mrs,. Fred a local supermte~en_t for South- bDard has decided nDt to renew money which amounts to about Mrs .. Paul Bostic, Mrs. western Sc~ool D1~tr1ct who had his contract neither as local $8,950. All parties concurred Jenkins, Mrs. William Ingles, no ~nnect10ns With the Gallia superintendent nor teacher, nor that this was true but 00 action Mrs. Darlyne Bender, MrJ. eounty sc~ool system. Owens in any other capacity, iR tbe was forthcoming. Evans has Tom Rue, Mrs. Dale Walbura, ha• promt~d lhe board al leasl Southwestern Local School Dis· been acUng principal since the Mrs: Jacl< Sotterfield, Jr., Mrs. Gallipolis lltml<ipal """"' t~ree applicants for the pos1· tr1ct, before April 30, 1966. beginning of Ute school year Lewts Sauer, Mrs. Robert s. Betz ODed tton. . I 3. To ralily and approve Tues· The board also by 1 f.l Baker, Miss Betty GETS GIIT -Jennifer Blakeslee, a Pomeroy High School junior, presents Mr. and C. S .th Hanltoa Board preSident John R. Mor-1 day nighl's activities ol t be agreed to pay for the bank· Mrs. Lewis Smith, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Gibbs a gift during the annual Junior-Senior Prom on Friday night in the costarru • 18• 1lidweU, ~~ IIlii gan concurred lOll per cent with board and ita members and board Jn the bigb school IY1D les A. Bradbury, Mro. high school auditorium. Mr. Gibb~ superintendent of Pomeroy Schools for many yeara of ~· ~nc. dlarp the county s~permte~dent and the1r counsel who requested Ti- Cain again voted "No:' point: Boyd, Mra. Dewey baa attended 37 consecutive proms. He is retiring after this year. ' ad~ ~fine baiiUSpi!IJdcommended him on Ins actions. tie I papers from Baker; also to ing out tbat scbool money could Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs, w aDd msts, snd The boar<! passed a resolution ratify and approve the employ- ·OSOd.nd l"''l .10 ••n ou Uam RU!seU, Mrs. Pooler. Mrs. Child Is Injured arned Smltll \be DOll time he IMirucllng the clerk to ·mite Ime~t of substitute teachers by Cain threatened pboar;' ~itb Golda Motl111ing, Mrs. Teatb District Coagre11• appeared 011 1 traff.lo cbarg~ he Owens 8 letter of commend&· ,acimg principal J. Robert Ev· a taxpayer's suit If tho motion Smith, Ml~. Kenoelb In Street Mishap IDIII1 Waller H. Moeller, Lao· would auspend bla operatnr 1 ~ lton. . ans on April 15, 11166. pa88ed. Mrs. Lee Smi1b Mrs ...,are l)'llem to eliminate ~ The meeting, an adjourned eata took the boord to lask He had previous! made the Beaver, Mrs. J'a.,k . Bachner, PT. PLEASANT - An !lmm polatioa problems In rrutb pleaded not guilly II sesston ol the regular monthly lor Its Tuesday night actioa, same statement ..;r to the hir· Mrs. Richard Owen. M r year • old Central G r a lla<ltte will be fiDUCed wltb the chtl11~ but was found guilty mee\itlf!, started off with a ser- when it waa reported llrat three I8JOI . 1 P Richard lloseDbaum Mr School stud..\ received • fl,l51 pabllc wom pro. upon testimoay of Olf:cer Jolltl 0 les of motions and counter-mo- members of tbo board and Gal· supermte:O':t. lii'D l' Ia! II10IId Batey IIIIas Debb,; CoMtraelloa of the -·,lOll A tru<!k and two cars were Altizer. ft marked •he third . • , IDjuriea Friday afteroooa . limo lbla ytar that Smtih hBJ Se • PI • ""''""'"'" cup, Miu Pem Story. sbe apparently darted into oy~l!m would be sdledtded to m a mishap Friday appeared ln mu ucipBJ court -DI01'8 annmg PT PL~'!IANT- • te First Aid Cou1'8e Mrs. Frank of a car oa Vlmd Street. &etllllderway iD 1967 and wUI a! 5:10 m. on WesL Main-sttlor a trallie violatioa. T • to Ca 'Ia) · "" ~ •· Edward Moore Mrs involYO a sewap <OIIeetlna . np pl taltve bearitt& to lnvetltgate Of 121/ H Tak Hovatter Mrs.• Daa. <hlkl, Pew Jon.,, system ond trealmeat faclll· m Pomeroy at the bridge Judge Detz also fined James PT. pT,EASANT- l"orty Pt., cbarses of metal dlsc"mlaa72 n, en Mrs Da~e HID Mn of Mrs. Ehna Jones, lleo, aeeordlllg to Conr. Moe!R. Slute!, 1~, of 41 Lariat Dr, Pleasant High School seniors t!oa Ia employmeot at L"klll Members of tbt Glllla CotmCrooks Paui ler. . . flS and costo for speedilg; Vir· an lour chaperonea are com- state HOipltal luts beea .. • . MaiD Street, waa treated Pollee said the wheel .. • gil Sigler, 10, ol Ill Second pletlng plans lor their an- scbedofed lor '11tllrlda fo~ ty Citizens Raalo Band IDe., man, Mrl. Norman Holzer hospital for oruisco _ _ _.,. truck driven by Ebert Dirik· Ave. Ill uti costs for IDtoli 1212 nualtrip lo New York aty. The Iowlng a lour liN p!;..ate toot a hour standard Red ~:; ~~~~Smith, released, WILL PROMOTED son, 32• Cbarlesl<>n, W, Va., ud Carrie £. Slew~ group wiU leave Pl. Pleasant meetln!l of tbe SWo Htonan Cross First Aid course t h II, Spe • • . Ilea K w·ll broke off, caUSJJtg \be brakeof 112'112 Second AYe., 15 on April 24 In a chartered bus. Rights COmmlsoloa. A r.. week. Joo Fenderboocb ol the I ars, Ill<. Tom Grueser, According lo offlw.s ' · 1' hoe to give way, and the costa, 1m1 IIIL!pOidad bol1l, Chaperon.S will be Mrs. La- port 01 the meetlq wiD be Kyger Creek plaat wu the Mrs. T1tont ' Clelland, Mn. )'011118 girl stated ahe serving with the Naval h1cle drilled backwards. DA a charga ol drlviq 1be · Jack Mr nd ad ~Curl McDa. .el, Mrs. Do the atreet at Corps, at Yokosuka, wroog dlreclloD 1111 vma son, . a Mrs. m e to ~v. Hulell mttb, sln!ctor Jn classes bold at Groce IBetzlng Mi88 &We betweea Stb and Sth Str.e bas beeo promo•·• to The lnlck struck an • • .., Charles Chambers and James wbo osked for tbe iDvesti&a· M thodlsl ch b. Mi88 sbarleo bee • Is = driven by John Rogers, streeL Lancianese, all teachers of HoD of clw-101 by a labor ... e ure 'I Rosetta IJ le ibo amt .:~~~d wben Officer 'l'hird Class. The 22, Cleveland, and it ill For!eltiag lloltls we:t .Jullor !lason County. loa ..,....Dilllg part o1 tbo The 14 members earolled bi Rllfi s • · . ceo .. streel of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. was shoved Jnt<> another M<Gairt, 14, of 483 SeCOil4 0 11 WWie in New York t b e .insUiulllla ..nero. \be course ln<lutletl John Sallu, Mrs. j llrL ~ t~ • b, tlrl :;"J : patbJ ol he is a 1961 lftlduato of driven by Edwill King, A.._, $t2.110, Ill 1 allf paliclt group will tour such intere.stlng The heariag to be beld at Pat SaJiaz, Richard Kingery, Richard~wlings M r ..., M0 amn land Hlgb a<boot He bas tart, W. Va. There was no ol IIPIItifl&l lid Boy places as the United Na\IOilS: Lakill wUI be cl.,ed ..,. Gene Stewart Jimmy Sbato v· • rs. ason pleted four years In the age to the truck tutd rt,latiJ 11oo1r, IIJ,. 0 Staten Island, CWnatown, coniiDI t ·· commlsslo~ prnt. Ross Opal .=.:e:gbse!"~~~.: O<Cti1Ted J~~ The 8lld is startina a six year io both ~ars. No arresls or speedhf. _..ltir .. 1 · Statue of Liherty; Wall Street Ideal Thomq Gavell a•' will Bob Wood, Leroy Adkins, Jim Doa ~ Mi88 Rita m, OlllillmeiJl juriea were reported. StoCk Elcllartf!O, Radio City ....,... llllly charges o1 dJo. Capebarl, Tom Grube. Tom Mra Klrmlt' WDI"'" Mra. Music llau, the Bowery erlmlaaUoa. Mllll, GleD Solei, IDII Qlarin · · ....., ar.d attend a night club. ,.,. n 01 " " Clark. (CenUaued On Page II) 1 1 Law · 4 cylinder, 4 sltttd "''"'· SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1966 Seve11 Hurt . · ,. 2 )lr. Ha....,, ~19 ani" 1M. Crulalmatla trans. VOL. 1 NO. 11 ' 1 · 65 Ford F•lr. 500 ~itittS junh . ·. .. - ' ' . ' -~· �. '. IJ '" k ·'' :· . . .. . ,\ i . ~~ks School <~ond Iss'e Approval •' . ... ~~as lmpellln~ • !!!·'~ ''·" ~. ••~· wtlltaane~ ·r·; , sl~,.,·and "T~r· ls . o.f"·of Meigs cOIInty's lead-!dleport schools, •aid the as _.,.., 11 not btlio scqwi. lhfn DOled lng edt• ·tors - w1m came out jreasons people voted Olen f .more so;" b'e said. · he we could qet pos- th•t the 1tate'1 nDw of retir<cment to serve as a consolidation were continued Mr. Mc(omo·. who tntroduc- slbly, under any ctrcumslances, to help lo of r:arlt 'of the MeiK• Local School accreditation for college en-led memhera of the Meigs Local needea voty ba.:ly," "\'.'! !!!U!I bo wlllln! 16 help · lri!!f - told Middleport-Porn- trance, lo come up to slate board, ali of !Wtary for build 'tt.!'llthuul 1tate help." ourselves, too," he J..aid.,_, ,. ' Y•\ftotarlans Friday night standards. to provide vocation· dinner, said it haa been lbe . He· miewed projeeted bond· Board embers_presenl·ln•Jud, m PomE-roy. Middleport. I al training, and to offer mor.e .board's wish iii the. t11rrellt iQg aR:4 financing arrangenlents ed RIChard Jones, pmldent: . · ··ht!ry. Bedlord and North· and belter courses. · · ··"promotion'' for the bond issue, II the-llond issue passes, In at Mrs. E. 0. Rail, vlee l'f"''ldent: . · .ern made tneir hig deri"' "Today," said Mr. McComas, "To bring Ibis i9Sue to lbe at- the !Illite will provide roughly Vlrlll King, Hiram Slawter ' last November. ' "with the vote on the bond iS!ue tention of the people, to Inform 12 mlllton lor f! mlllton put up and William Kltti. ' ' that time 10 per c•nl of 1to implement tllis consolidation tbern of what is at stake-" by lo<;at' taxpaym, the limit President Jo!m Werner pretl':em said ''yes" to the sch.oollonly a few weeks away (May He pelated etpeclally to th& anawed under la\f (nine per Ladies of Heath chuteh .,nsolidation question. 3'· these same are ob- tile #JOII,. . vO<atlonal tnJn. cent ·of· valuation). servtni dinner were Mrs. Majes Lj, McComas. the speaker,lviously important in the deci· 1!11 oebotl ostmcl ta plaM "Meigs perhaps Is a poor Criswell, Mrs. John Baker, Mrl. rorm<r &Uperlntondent of Mid.l sion on how to vote. They are foNIIt new cotlprehellllve coutllf, we dlll',t like, Johnstoo, Mro. Sanbom. Fred to ~tlmlt,J tlllnK but sometlmel we James Hlbbl and Miss Bess ' 12-Th~· Sunday TtmeJ-SenUnel, Sunday, April 17, 1968 I~ ,...ts -~. crl~allmporllll!:e­ si~. r~sons Gallia county jcboolt received $26,6!1l from the f411,tl31 which railroads paid to the county ill 19111 property taxes, according to Heaton L. BuUock, cllalrman of lb Railroad ComFire o1 ID Ulltlelermtned orl- munily Senlce Committee of gin damaged plumblnK supplies Columbus. and a truck owned by the Trl· FigUres compiled by Ute Ohio Stale PlumbiRK Supply Co. of Rallroad Association show that ' Huntington. w. va., at 10:40 a. the lndustr~ paid • total of m. Friday on Rl. 7, five and live $25,141,523 tn property taxes 1 tenths miles south of Gallipolis. In the stale last year. 01 the total, $16,46%,971went to schools. upFlrt uidQdef probable cause of Ute STAMPS BOOKS - Marilyn Stumbo and Suote Morrl• (forelfOUnd) stamp 110mt ct1 Jame• A. North· blaZe waa a carelessly dis. ASKS DIVORCI!l the 10.000 books that have arrived In the Middleport Schools. Tilt bookl wen obtained carded cigareL Damaea were A dtvorce pet1Uon has through Tille I funds sought by Supt. Clarence Thompson. ' ' c estlmoted 111 $075, with f15 to been filed In Meigs County the truck and approximately Common Pl'"s Court by TAKEN TO HOSPITAL DRIVER FINED SQUAD CALLm f400 to the ou lies Linda Lute, Rl 3, Pome- The Racine tmergency Lawrrnce Harrison, 97, Mid- Tbe PomeroJ emergeney pp · roy, against Robert K. Lute, "'uad was summoned at lUI dleport, was fined $10 and squad was summoned at U1 The lint .apparently ] Columbus. The plainti!! ehar· a. m. Friday lor Mrs. Elmer costs Friday night by Middle- Ip. m. Friday lor Harold Worlll, Ia a tarpaulla ill the left front ges neglect of duty and Proffitt who was transported port Mayor C. 0. Fisher on Pomeroy. lie wae tUen to corner of tha truck driven extreme cruelty. She Is asking to Holzer Ho•pilal, sui ertng conviction of recklesa op-IMeigS General ltospflll II I James C. Rolley, 38, custody of two minor cbildreo.. possible pneumonlo. leratlon of a motor vehicle. medical potlent. ton, and 1prfad to Ute bed ~--------; 1t s • lbe bruck and the boxed • ing auppliel. I gro~s GEORGE !lAUER WAYNE DAVIS 0Q cC ~ ., 'Schoolti Partition Of Money Reported Fire Damages Truck, its Cargo too 0 I Nine mea and three trucks of ; .. Davis, S~uer are Delegates to Boys State :a:'~ u':".... Wayne Davis and Gerogel Mrs. Denver Nelson. was vice president of bls was Ute 3Znd run of lbe yeor Sauer, Middlepert High school . sophomore class, and hao been the third of Ute .month for juniors. have been selected by Wayna " Ute son of Mr. on the Yellow Jackel! basket· local f~remon. Middleport Feeney • Bennett and Mrs. Paul E. Davis, 534 ball and golf teams three ----Post. American Legion, as del- Russell..st. He is a member years. BOOSTERS TO MEI!.'T egales to Buckeye Boyo Stale of tbe Church of Christ in George, son of Mr. and Mrs. The southwester• Alnletl<![l / j this summer. Middlcpert, Prf'ident of his Lewis H. Sauer, Jr., 659\\ Booste Club will meet \ I 1 1 1 Alternat" named are Dave . JUmor class. a Latin club mem- Brownell·av, is a member of no "'m M nd '' I ! li '. ·. J<okms. son ol Mr . ond Mrs. ber, band member, member of , the Presbyterian Church Prugh •All ,; r '. · and Mrs. David Jtmkins, and the mixed eusemb\e, was on ' of Middleport, was president of . bern rs and HIgbland.er · ., ,,, · _Nelson._son of Mr. and lhe scholarship team two years : fans are ur1ed to attend. · ·, F~rst D :.m Nursl.ng League WI.ll Have • 00 31 e Cafe eaCtlOR L k M di R ~iu~~~or~~~:,:· ~e:eta~~· Cl~bolarmshember, sc 1p learn w,•· ast onyear, the ~ ~m:,r t :i.·~ !'\'' ·f~ ' ' !\IOTHERS • • • IS a member of the high school's '• ,_l_ iContinued From page tD) ·· Student Teacher's Action Plan- ning committee and J10s been active tiD Yellow Jacket baseball basketball and football tea~s for thrf'"' V ~":tr~ He .von Alh~EOAL honoralbe ml t" · f00tb· 1 1. · II Ion m al a::, t aa · The Ohio League !or Nursing. In cooperation with the Southeast Ohio I~gue for Nursing, is presenti~g a , one day program on The. Commumty .Reacts to Medicare . to be beld Monday, Apnl 25, at Davts Hall, Holzer Hosp>lal School of Nursing, Gallipolis. National, regional, state and local leaders will present the - - - - - -- -fo~owiDI wpics: w. Rafferty. adn1ini!;traApplicatwn of Federal Pro- tor, Holzer Hospital and lll"lm to State and Local Areas" ic; Mrs. Marjorie Hm;ton, -Mr. Fted Wolf, regiOJia1 ator, Huston's Nursing resentative, ~ealth Insurance, amden ; Mrs. Ruth Cl'ow, R. Reglon V. Ch1cago, Illlnois. Jackson County P11blic ••IIP.Pli.caliOPS for Department; Mrs. Har- Dtsj)bine Dostor, R.N., old Ross director Athens Cnn!ultan~ Region V, . ty Welf.;,.e Dep,;lrnent l'libJic HeaHh Servlre. Dr. Lester L. Roush. ' reti~red "WWIal li Ohio Doillg1" district superintendent, 0 b i o ." -"' BurN, R. N., Conference, Long Dlml• <If Nurslll&, Obio Bottom. ' of Healtll. 'MJ1Rter11 'l'h mornfal program wUl The program wiU begin al a.m. with registration starting .,.Vt aa 1 basil for tht after- at 8 a.m. It wiU adjoura at 4 paoel diS<U5Sloo. Pone!- p.m. Registration fees are $2 ... mpondlnl to for OLN members and $4 for ~.:. ~t Cf/IJI!HI~IU ~on-members. ~re-re.gistration 11 · ....11... lllclocie· OUiritl IS req...sted. RegiStration ...,.-r,_--:· . · made with the Ohio League ~~· Jr., M. D.. chief of for Nursing 35 S James RoBd ~. H~lzer Hospital and . Suite B·ll 'eotu~us Ohio' le, Galhpohs; Mtss Harriette 43213 ' ' • ~li, R. N., public ' coordinator, Ohio ----Hospital, Columbus: Elleo Roush, Mrs. ..,ary A~h . Schools were Mkldletpo>1, [1 $12Lot6; Pomeroy $101.0~; land $19.33; Syracuse Ra · '"' 91· B adbury $8 cane v-· , r · -"E• DON'T MISS TilE BIG ANNIVERSARY SALE here's authentic Early American _ ubeatable at this low unit·priee .co" ROUND TABLE haa .. <ralool. Four sturdy chain ••. til lor $99 _ yo~r choice, $99 SAVE ON EVERYTHING YOU for"'' tf lhe ..llewlrtF BUY ••• MANY SPEOAL mMS . . . . . tttllle ... " cholll • M-1• .., ........... ' on ol e il!alftlt ttloll wltll DMcM'I ......... :& t . .!n 100fo OF YOUR PURCHASI IN ADDITIONAL MERCHANDISE OF . YOUR OWN SELECTION ••• ... OR ... BONUS CERTIFICATI FOR THE EQUAL AMOUNT DUE YOU ••• FOR LATER USE. WH or •, oall tabl• IOppOd with touth .....,.. n- solid dining 10om ~es oN &llhed Ill the Jovellut hand-rubbed maple finish we've 11111 In ', ' LAY•AW.Y. H•RV••J ~IilLI opens to 36"x50" sla. C.n -.btd with -4 ch•lra on• shown .....·ll"forf" ' ·"' ,, ' ' ' ,.aes. Tables aN topped with a RIOMtiGUI plastic tht!t loolta - l y like solkl nipplt but which II lnljCh more h,.,ly roslstOilt ~ ~ral!:l!lis, I!IQt, ~ ttal,., HaidwaN II ~tli: ~ In b,_, ~ 'lin In: )lOU con liffQrll to . . Cl!li!!IY'it htolt to-11111 dliliPII- ~ "• 'f/!iiM ' .'. ' . \ ,' : f''. BUY FOR J>:IOW,. BUY Fe!,. MOTHER~ J)AY . SHOES KNOTTS USED PURNITU!IE ltnd UPHOLSTERiNG' 1l61 .... Gallipolis e Coal$ e,Wfs ··e Dreues JEDU~l) ' ., '·-: FOR j~OIAT£ CL~ARANCE 0 . '' ' ·i•' .•.> ' .,, .. ' .o ~ ... . ....J · . . 0 0. It'- *• ~ " "• ••' "" ' - �. '. IJ '" k ·'' :· . . .. . ,\ i . ~~ks School <~ond Iss'e Approval •' . ... ~~as lmpellln~ • !!!·'~ ''·" ~. ••~· wtlltaane~ ·r·; , sl~,.,·and "T~r· ls . o.f"·of Meigs cOIInty's lead-!dleport schools, •aid the as _.,.., 11 not btlio scqwi. lhfn DOled lng edt• ·tors - w1m came out jreasons people voted Olen f .more so;" b'e said. · he we could qet pos- th•t the 1tate'1 nDw of retir<cment to serve as a consolidation were continued Mr. Mc(omo·. who tntroduc- slbly, under any ctrcumslances, to help lo of r:arlt 'of the MeiK• Local School accreditation for college en-led memhera of the Meigs Local needea voty ba.:ly," "\'.'! !!!U!I bo wlllln! 16 help · lri!!f - told Middleport-Porn- trance, lo come up to slate board, ali of !Wtary for build 'tt.!'llthuul 1tate help." ourselves, too," he J..aid.,_, ,. ' Y•\ftotarlans Friday night standards. to provide vocation· dinner, said it haa been lbe . He· miewed projeeted bond· Board embers_presenl·ln•Jud, m PomE-roy. Middleport. I al training, and to offer mor.e .board's wish iii the. t11rrellt iQg aR:4 financing arrangenlents ed RIChard Jones, pmldent: . · ··ht!ry. Bedlord and North· and belter courses. · · ··"promotion'' for the bond issue, II the-llond issue passes, In at Mrs. E. 0. Rail, vlee l'f"''ldent: . · .ern made tneir hig deri"' "Today," said Mr. McComas, "To bring Ibis i9Sue to lbe at- the !Illite will provide roughly Vlrlll King, Hiram Slawter ' last November. ' "with the vote on the bond iS!ue tention of the people, to Inform 12 mlllton lor f! mlllton put up and William Kltti. ' ' that time 10 per c•nl of 1to implement tllis consolidation tbern of what is at stake-" by lo<;at' taxpaym, the limit President Jo!m Werner pretl':em said ''yes" to the sch.oollonly a few weeks away (May He pelated etpeclally to th& anawed under la\f (nine per Ladies of Heath chuteh .,nsolidation question. 3'· these same are ob- tile #JOII,. . vO<atlonal tnJn. cent ·of· valuation). servtni dinner were Mrs. Majes Lj, McComas. the speaker,lviously important in the deci· 1!11 oebotl ostmcl ta plaM "Meigs perhaps Is a poor Criswell, Mrs. John Baker, Mrl. rorm<r &Uperlntondent of Mid.l sion on how to vote. They are foNIIt new cotlprehellllve coutllf, we dlll',t like, Johnstoo, Mro. Sanbom. Fred to ~tlmlt,J tlllnK but sometlmel we James Hlbbl and Miss Bess ' 12-Th~· Sunday TtmeJ-SenUnel, Sunday, April 17, 1968 I~ ,...ts -~. crl~allmporllll!:e­ si~. r~sons Gallia county jcboolt received $26,6!1l from the f411,tl31 which railroads paid to the county ill 19111 property taxes, according to Heaton L. BuUock, cllalrman of lb Railroad ComFire o1 ID Ulltlelermtned orl- munily Senlce Committee of gin damaged plumblnK supplies Columbus. and a truck owned by the Trl· FigUres compiled by Ute Ohio Stale PlumbiRK Supply Co. of Rallroad Association show that ' Huntington. w. va., at 10:40 a. the lndustr~ paid • total of m. Friday on Rl. 7, five and live $25,141,523 tn property taxes 1 tenths miles south of Gallipolis. In the stale last year. 01 the total, $16,46%,971went to schools. upFlrt uidQdef probable cause of Ute STAMPS BOOKS - Marilyn Stumbo and Suote Morrl• (forelfOUnd) stamp 110mt ct1 Jame• A. North· blaZe waa a carelessly dis. ASKS DIVORCI!l the 10.000 books that have arrived In the Middleport Schools. Tilt bookl wen obtained carded cigareL Damaea were A dtvorce pet1Uon has through Tille I funds sought by Supt. Clarence Thompson. ' ' c estlmoted 111 $075, with f15 to been filed In Meigs County the truck and approximately Common Pl'"s Court by TAKEN TO HOSPITAL DRIVER FINED SQUAD CALLm f400 to the ou lies Linda Lute, Rl 3, Pome- The Racine tmergency Lawrrnce Harrison, 97, Mid- Tbe PomeroJ emergeney pp · roy, against Robert K. Lute, "'uad was summoned at lUI dleport, was fined $10 and squad was summoned at U1 The lint .apparently ] Columbus. The plainti!! ehar· a. m. Friday lor Mrs. Elmer costs Friday night by Middle- Ip. m. Friday lor Harold Worlll, Ia a tarpaulla ill the left front ges neglect of duty and Proffitt who was transported port Mayor C. 0. Fisher on Pomeroy. lie wae tUen to corner of tha truck driven extreme cruelty. She Is asking to Holzer Ho•pilal, sui ertng conviction of recklesa op-IMeigS General ltospflll II I James C. Rolley, 38, custody of two minor cbildreo.. possible pneumonlo. leratlon of a motor vehicle. medical potlent. ton, and 1prfad to Ute bed ~--------; 1t s • lbe bruck and the boxed • ing auppliel. I gro~s GEORGE !lAUER WAYNE DAVIS 0Q cC ~ ., 'Schoolti Partition Of Money Reported Fire Damages Truck, its Cargo too 0 I Nine mea and three trucks of ; .. Davis, S~uer are Delegates to Boys State :a:'~ u':".... Wayne Davis and Gerogel Mrs. Denver Nelson. was vice president of bls was Ute 3Znd run of lbe yeor Sauer, Middlepert High school . sophomore class, and hao been the third of Ute .month for juniors. have been selected by Wayna " Ute son of Mr. on the Yellow Jackel! basket· local f~remon. Middleport Feeney • Bennett and Mrs. Paul E. Davis, 534 ball and golf teams three ----Post. American Legion, as del- Russell..st. He is a member years. BOOSTERS TO MEI!.'T egales to Buckeye Boyo Stale of tbe Church of Christ in George, son of Mr. and Mrs. The southwester• Alnletl<![l / j this summer. Middlcpert, Prf'ident of his Lewis H. Sauer, Jr., 659\\ Booste Club will meet \ I 1 1 1 Alternat" named are Dave . JUmor class. a Latin club mem- Brownell·av, is a member of no "'m M nd '' I ! li '. ·. J<okms. son ol Mr . ond Mrs. ber, band member, member of , the Presbyterian Church Prugh •All ,; r '. · and Mrs. David Jtmkins, and the mixed eusemb\e, was on ' of Middleport, was president of . bern rs and HIgbland.er · ., ,,, · _Nelson._son of Mr. and lhe scholarship team two years : fans are ur1ed to attend. · ·, F~rst D :.m Nursl.ng League WI.ll Have • 00 31 e Cafe eaCtlOR L k M di R ~iu~~~or~~~:,:· ~e:eta~~· Cl~bolarmshember, sc 1p learn w,•· ast onyear, the ~ ~m:,r t :i.·~ !'\'' ·f~ ' ' !\IOTHERS • • • IS a member of the high school's '• ,_l_ iContinued From page tD) ·· Student Teacher's Action Plan- ning committee and J10s been active tiD Yellow Jacket baseball basketball and football tea~s for thrf'"' V ~":tr~ He .von Alh~EOAL honoralbe ml t" · f00tb· 1 1. · II Ion m al a::, t aa · The Ohio League !or Nursing. In cooperation with the Southeast Ohio I~gue for Nursing, is presenti~g a , one day program on The. Commumty .Reacts to Medicare . to be beld Monday, Apnl 25, at Davts Hall, Holzer Hosp>lal School of Nursing, Gallipolis. National, regional, state and local leaders will present the - - - - - -- -fo~owiDI wpics: w. Rafferty. adn1ini!;traApplicatwn of Federal Pro- tor, Holzer Hospital and lll"lm to State and Local Areas" ic; Mrs. Marjorie Hm;ton, -Mr. Fted Wolf, regiOJia1 ator, Huston's Nursing resentative, ~ealth Insurance, amden ; Mrs. Ruth Cl'ow, R. Reglon V. Ch1cago, Illlnois. Jackson County P11blic ••IIP.Pli.caliOPS for Department; Mrs. Har- Dtsj)bine Dostor, R.N., old Ross director Athens Cnn!ultan~ Region V, . ty Welf.;,.e Dep,;lrnent l'libJic HeaHh Servlre. Dr. Lester L. Roush. ' reti~red "WWIal li Ohio Doillg1" district superintendent, 0 b i o ." -"' BurN, R. N., Conference, Long Dlml• <If Nurslll&, Obio Bottom. ' of Healtll. 'MJ1Rter11 'l'h mornfal program wUl The program wiU begin al a.m. with registration starting .,.Vt aa 1 basil for tht after- at 8 a.m. It wiU adjoura at 4 paoel diS<U5Sloo. Pone!- p.m. Registration fees are $2 ... mpondlnl to for OLN members and $4 for ~.:. ~t Cf/IJI!HI~IU ~on-members. ~re-re.gistration 11 · ....11... lllclocie· OUiritl IS req...sted. RegiStration ...,.-r,_--:· . · made with the Ohio League ~~· Jr., M. D.. chief of for Nursing 35 S James RoBd ~. H~lzer Hospital and . Suite B·ll 'eotu~us Ohio' le, Galhpohs; Mtss Harriette 43213 ' ' • ~li, R. N., public ' coordinator, Ohio ----Hospital, Columbus: Elleo Roush, Mrs. ..,ary A~h . Schools were Mkldletpo>1, [1 $12Lot6; Pomeroy $101.0~; land $19.33; Syracuse Ra · '"' 91· B adbury $8 cane v-· , r · -"E• DON'T MISS TilE BIG ANNIVERSARY SALE here's authentic Early American _ ubeatable at this low unit·priee .co" ROUND TABLE haa .. <ralool. Four sturdy chain ••. til lor $99 _ yo~r choice, $99 SAVE ON EVERYTHING YOU for"'' tf lhe ..llewlrtF BUY ••• MANY SPEOAL mMS . . . . . tttllle ... " cholll • M-1• .., ........... ' on ol e il!alftlt ttloll wltll DMcM'I ......... :& t . .!n 100fo OF YOUR PURCHASI IN ADDITIONAL MERCHANDISE OF . YOUR OWN SELECTION ••• ... OR ... BONUS CERTIFICATI FOR THE EQUAL AMOUNT DUE YOU ••• FOR LATER USE. WH or •, oall tabl• IOppOd with touth .....,.. n- solid dining 10om ~es oN &llhed Ill the Jovellut hand-rubbed maple finish we've 11111 In ', ' LAY•AW.Y. H•RV••J ~IilLI opens to 36"x50" sla. C.n -.btd with -4 ch•lra on• shown .....·ll"forf" ' ·"' ,, ' ' ' ,.aes. Tables aN topped with a RIOMtiGUI plastic tht!t loolta - l y like solkl nipplt but which II lnljCh more h,.,ly roslstOilt ~ ~ral!:l!lis, I!IQt, ~ ttal,., HaidwaN II ~tli: ~ In b,_, ~ 'lin In: )lOU con liffQrll to . . Cl!li!!IY'it htolt to-11111 dliliPII- ~ "• 'f/!iiM ' .'. ' . \ ,' : f''. BUY FOR J>:IOW,. BUY Fe!,. MOTHER~ J)AY . SHOES KNOTTS USED PURNITU!IE ltnd UPHOLSTERiNG' 1l61 .... Gallipolis e Coal$ e,Wfs ··e Dreues JEDU~l) ' ., '·-: FOR j~OIAT£ CL~ARANCE 0 . '' ' ·i•' .•.> ' .,, .. ' .o ~ ... . ....J · . . 0 0. It'- *• ~ " "• ••' "" ' - �'' 1Sks School .'iond Isfllle Approv~l - ~ ~ · . ,.. ' •- .. J . . ,, h ld ... ' oted · ·· · · •.,. __ ,,., ~"'" · •• • 1 111 ,. as .-ver If b.Jab se•ool. bne to, e •• , WJ'IIIn a 1 · ' _ 'J. . • • .. 1 - ~ ~ 1....... n•• •h•t•'• wllllu:nesi -DOW 1ng eJv- ·· tnrs _ who came out Ireasons people voted then 'fot -more s~;n Ire said. · h_e 8819• '8D(I we clr·o~~~:~· r-· t•·•be·1-p·-1,· 01 critical ~Nn"t•nce.l · · · · · · o ""'..,.... • .,. ·:r ~!~~··rn~>nt to serve as a consolidation were continued Mr. McComd~. who. . SI~!Y, ~ der an Ye ewn.MBOCfS, i... dJ , "We mWit be wJlUnJ w help ,.. • -- " -~- ..... "'"' mAonhn• nf the MetiS Local T,I)UI -Is .neecled· very UCI y, c'erk 'of Lhe Meigs Local Scboal laccredttauuu lUI' O.:U'-'"'1!!1'--- ..,.,.. .__ ·---... .. . -- • · • • .. -··-• ...... t""" M taid. i1 . 1 ,~ _ told Middleport-Porn· trance, lo come up to state ooard, all guests .of Rotary . Ibuild II. P,llhoUt su.re.;Toond- -Bo"';;,i·'.,;;bt,,~P..,ient liJcludi' .~ y ~;ftotarians Friday night l shmda_r~, to provide vocation- dmne~~ sa~ it has been -.He - ~:~:O~npra~ngements ~ Rlehard Jonet, prnldenti . :S " ·n Pomerov Middleporl. l al lrammg, and to offer more boards WISh tn the UJg ~-~d I E ' 0 ' Rail 1 vice •"'Bident· < ' ' II f ,. t th bond jf the DUll ssueg passes that "·s ,l'lll ' I"' . I : : ·A>.ry. Bedford and Norlh· 1and beller courses. '' promo •on hlsor_ .e to tb "tile !tale will provide ;,ughly Vlrl!l King, Hiram stawr . , .l"rn made their big de,·i- ~ "Today," said Mr. McComas, ''To_ bnnfg Jss~e_ t in:orm $2 mn\io~ for $1 m!Uion put up and William Klng. . . 'I last November. I"with the vote on the bon? issue tentJOn 0 IU~ peop e, 0 " r' tax a the limit President JoJin Werner pre"1 thai time 10 ·~r cenl of !lo implement this consolidation them of what Is at stake. by l~a d p yersl ,(. . per sided Lodies o! Heath church ' ,. k (M He 01peclaUy to die allowed un er aw none · t~em said "yes" to the school only a few wee s .away ay po ~·f 1 tion) · servin!l dinner were Mr•. Majes 1 1 , · · h re o~ tbe ,Jl80 oot vocatioDa ..-.ur cen ·o va ua . eonsoltdation question. 3 .~ , t ese_same rea~s a . •- \:cb' 1 &lured m plus •'Meigs perbaps Is a poor Cris'Well, Mrs. John Baker, Mn. Lee McComas, the speaker, VIOusly tmpertant m the dect~ ...~ e oo nhe I , ll thing we den't like James Johnston, Mrs. Fnd 18 former superintendent of Mid· sion on how to vo_!::__!hey ~~- - ..~ -~ . eomp ve but sometime• we' HlbbiJ and Miss Bess Sanbern. ' Onf~of Melp county's lead-!<Uepon ~~.;""'-''"'• ·....... -·- ~ - ~- " m!'P n., --··--------- - - - - - Sunday, April 17, !9118 'Schools Partition Of Money Reported Fire Damages Truck, its Cargo tOO , I~ ' Gallia county jChOOIJ recelv· ' ed $26,692 from the f40.f31 which railroads paid to the county in 19611 property taxe1, occordlns to Heatou_L. Bullocl<, cbairman of tb Railroad Com· Fire a1 aa omdelmnlned orl· munity Service Commltloe o! fin .damalff!d. nhnnblri•.swml~sJ Colum~~s. _ _ . . -· ~· . u,... . . , 11 Daytime Shows WSAZ TV-' WBTN TV-U 1I'CIIS TV-I G:e-corn Cob 7:-Today 7:1&7:257:St- •=- GEOIIGE 8Aum WAYNE DAVIS lloDy Word Mike Wallace I:St- to-Manl.Wayne Davis and Gerege M"ddl t High school 1:~~:~~- h~v/h:n selected by Middleport Feeney • Bennett Post. American Legion, as detegate 11 t 8 Buckeye Boy1 State this summer. Alternatf.'s named are Dave Jfr~kins, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. David Jenkins, and Dun Nelson, son of Mr. and - -· Mrs. Denver Nelson. 10: -t!ye 10:25-NOlll wu vice president or class, and hal Wayne is the son of. Mr. on the Yetl&w Jaekel! basket·l and Mrs. Paul K DaviS, 534 ball and golf teams t h r e • : Russell·st. He IS a years. of the Church of Cllrist G~rge~ so-n ol Mr. and Mrs. Middlepert, Presld~nt of LeWIS H. Sa_uer, Jr., 659~ junior class, a Latm club Brownell-av, ts a member o( ber, band member, member the ~irst Presbyterian _Church the mixed ensemble, was of Middleport, was prestdent of the scholarship team two sophomore cla~s, _served ~ the student collncll, 1" a Latm Club member, was on tile scholarship team last year, 1s a member of the high school'& Student Teacher's Action PlaJ~­ ning committee and has beer active en Yellow Jacket bas& The Ohio League for Nursing, In cooperation with '""""' basketball and footbaQ Southeast Ohio League for Nursing, is presenting a teams for t~r·"'" v!":Jrs. He day program on "The Community Reacts to Medicare". Non All.SEOAL bonoralbe rot be held Moodny 1 April 25, at Davis Hall, Holzer Hospital tion in footba tl las1 1a ll. School of Nursing, Gallipolis. National, regional~ stale local leaders will present the foUowlnl topics: w. Rafferty. administra"Appllcation of Federal Holzer Hospital and DON''J II'IJil to Slate and Local Mrs. Marjorie llus:ton, - llr. Fred WoJI, regional Huston's Nursing non•••· Ti rtoe!~~~Uve, )lealtb Mrs. Ruth Crow. Rlllon V. Chicago, Illinois. N., Jackson County ··~~lion• lor ' Deparbnent; Mrs. .!.. ~Doster, R.N., Nurs- old ROSS 1 director, Athens ~ Clll!lultan~ "Re&ioa V, U. S. ty Welfare Departmenl, and · ~ He,oltb Servire. Dr. Lester L. Roush, retired ~ li Oblo DoiDg1" - · · superintendent, 0 b i o • i!'Jnlll, R. N., Cblef, Methodist Conference, Long 'DiY!IIeoi <II Nurslqg, Ohio Bottom. · MiliJ.,.4 of Health. The program will begin at 1 ; ·t~~e mand:a1 pregra• will a.m. with registration stsrlin• IIi"" • a buts for the after- at a a.m. It will adjouro at . . . panel dloeu18lon. Paael- p.m. Registration fees are 1ft mpondilll to 61 for OLN members and 14 ....t Are We will non-member&. Pre-registration <I _,., ~ req,.sted. Re&lstralion should Dchode: a.m.. b< made with lilt Ohio League , Jr., M. D., chief for Nursing, 35 S. James Hospital and · B--11, Columbus, · · : Miss N., 'Jlllblic coordinator, Ohio Hospital, Columbus; Nursing League will Have Look at Medicare Reaction B ANN IV a- Movie 11:-MCII"IIblg 11:30--Paradlso Andy Grlflllh llaJ llfdc II: 110-Jeopar<iy U:2512 :30--Postofl'.,. U:45- FOR THE EQUI ~ Guldlng U&bl Ben Csaey Password llou!e Party 2:55-- Confidential A Time For Uo Women's Nen 3·OO--Anot!L World To TeD Truth Gen. Hospital 1'253:30--dor 'I Say The Nurses 2:I1Q--Our Lives HO--Doclors 4:00-Cartooo 4:3&- 5:110--CbeyODIIO 5:30-- Newa Edge Of Night - ------------------111 1:-Nen UO-News 7:-Siogia1 7:!0 ! :00--Hant 1:!0--S. Davie !: 118-9:-Mr. 10:110-UNCLII: n ·00-New& 11:1511:-Tonlghl 11 :50- now... WSAZ TV S 7:-Almanae Porky Pig 10:1111-Sec. Squirrel! Mighty Mouse 10:30--Underdotl Lo!Sie Bealleo r. Jerry II :00-Top Cal Tom .. 3 4 5 6 7 : 89 10 11 ,12 13 ·14 I S 16 17 18 ,19 20 21 22 23 2 4 2 5 '262 7 ,28 129 30 1:30-8:45 Evan~elism 9:00 Cartoons 1:30 9·45--Jubilee God Is Answer Living Legion 10:00 Lomp Look Up Beany and Cecil Peter Potamus Camera 3 Bowling Bu11winkle Discovery Face The Natio.D Truth Cruse<le Oral Roberts Facing Life Lighthouse Harmony Boys Soc. Security We Believe Spls. Spectacular NBA Game .. Alumni Fun oll Jt ·OO and ·RADIO ·IIUNDAY y;3o Slgu On--Forward Fallli 1:1111 Baotlot Hour 1·110 Neft 1:311 Weet End t·llll Spreadlni Kingdom 1:10 'nle Bible ·Speaks 1:45 'l1le Good Llfe 10:1111 Master Control -The Sunday Tlme..S.nllnel, Sunday, A1Jrll 17, 19118 11:30 Bible 12,00--TV Chaoel 12 :31' Garden Club 12:45 1 ~ 00-Meet Press ! :30 Baseball 1:4$- 'Daktari' Animals Keetl Doc Thompson But his Evenings are With Tame Shepherd ~~:: ~~~ymnUmero U:llll U:ll 12:!0 1:1111 1:!1 1·00 1:15 2·31! 5·34 WHTN TV-13 Church ID-41>-- Christopbers 1:115 Jim Me.. Sbow 1:1111 Slgu Off · "'ws..-rxz.-"TV"'-3.---r-w"'c"'lis· TV-i IO·'ro- 1:111 N..,. Shows Noon New1 ChrloUans Hour Rev. Merlin Teell Rev. Eddl• _Boyer Rev. Slla• 'loUups Harvest nme Rev. Bobbv Lee Adltlul Week End Sll!ll Jf! !:00 2:15 2:»2-45 S:IIO uo 4:154:30 AI Issue Sea Hunt 5:1111 VIet Nam Mr. Ed S:!O-(:ollep Bowl. Ted Macl! Stonty Burke Evening Shows Office SaiC!Gary His olftce, uullke lilt den, • sanctuary for m... boob. a televlskm aet lrlDkell as a World War I man helmet. uo-N.... ,,_ ,,_ RlDeman San Francisco Beat Addam• Family lt1tb Century 8:1\G While Paper 11 :30--Fury Quick Draw !2:tt0 Bach. Father Slcy KJnc 12:30 Wild Walct Linus t2:45 Btg Play Fllclra Let's Dance 3:00-3:30- Bawling s:euo HUIIIlug 4:15 Sa)farl 4:!!1 The Big Pllf "Upbeat" ,- - ' ,_ LU \A/:.,,..~ , VV LVC.) . ..' •• Deputy Master Grange Speaker Sea Ed Sulllvaa 'l1le FBI Perry M&!OII Movie liZ, lent ,34, I a , ~ I I lito Voya~ Lassie - til: ata 7: SO Wall Dltney II, •• "" I:SO--Branded 2M Sblp Candid Comer• What's My Uno '!! NeWI · Olanglng World lAta Sbow •• t !J, ll II • '·.· Fellowship of Enterprise Church Meets Saturday Bup Bunny Monster Jlopplly Hooper Town 1< COIIIIItJ Big Pltoh • ~ · iv ... 3:30 1:110 - ~}t Mrs: Cartoon . Magllla Gorilla 2:00 2o»- FOR MTWTII •. :.:....<•. ---~--- --·----···--·--- t ' 2 Rn:l :. The Middleport Firat Blptlat Cbarch wu lhe oeene of ) the Southeastern Ohio Blptlat Mlnlster'a Wlveo' FeUowaJUi . Day Thursday and Friday with 22 w0111en attendlnc tr. . ; 22 localltoes extendlug frODI llartino Ferry to lllllsboro. ,. ' The two days featured lludy oeuio111, uchange of .s' , perlences as minister"& wl.., aud fellowship limo. ~ · for the lwo-day ev8Dt wao MrL Louia Eckoll of lllrl' etta with Mrs. Donald Boone oJ the holt ohurch oervtnc.;.. program chairman. The activities began Thursday at 1 p.m. with M r 1. Frank Cbeesebrew In charge of registration. Mra. Boofti gave the welcome and spoke in •"Our Purpose for Beini Here." Devotions were given by Jimmielee Smith of Jackson. Soloist for the sessions waa Souders, Mn~. Mary Lyo_ftl, IFlcorence Hopkins of Massillon Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner who sang "!he Story of Jesus." Mrs. Fred Gibb!i, Middlepon: Mrs. Marvm Dowson. Heath and Mrs. Warren Zino, ct. Methodist Chur<h in · Middle- !hire. port, and Mrs. Joseph Kraley, The Friday morning session Lutheran Church in Pomeroy included a "Depth Bible ~itJ. spoke on " My Role as a Min- dy" led by Mrs. Zinn, who dis. ister's Wife." i cussed the new method of Members divided into thr~e study developed in Scandanavia. study sessions on Faith, Hope I Later th_~ wo~en _participated · m a role playmg ttme when and Love W1.lh Mrs. .,nop k.ms,l .t t' Christiania Reed ef Mt. Ver- st It~ to~s common te minisnon and Mrs. Donald Booile- Iter.:: wwes were broughl out. serving as leaders , Tt~ere were also group dill. l'liSstons as on Thursday and a A acoffee hour WllB beld and a talk by Elizabeth Sedzlel of g me played followmg the Marietta on ''Joys of &!ing A program. The banque~ was Minister's Wife." A luncheea I'J, Ira But.. ~ at 6 p. m. usmg the was served at noon with ant and ap- Mexican theme in the decor· rose theme carried out in > Mr. at1ons and me?u· Favors of table appointments including ! Loroln. glas• dishes were gtv- an arrangement oJ pink lgh &:hool en each guest. FoUowing the in a whJte container roset Ohio banquet a program. "Down A panel discossioa" aDd · am answer period queo1 Iota, Mu- Mexioo . Way " was preseo ted t1on was or George and mclnded slides ihown by beld and 1 "Precious M th R Lo · emorHecox of ieleta ev. IIIli Eckelo of Mar- lleo" time closing with 8 pray, area minJster of Soutb-jer session. The vocal eelectioa Mualc at ea•tern Ohio. The slides IDclud- "The L<el's Prayor" w ng on his ed remote sections of Mexico Iby Mrs. HoptinL as 'llllf rarely seen hy the public where Women oJ the eburch te they had visited. in cbarg• oJ tho banquet - : 11 Durmg the evening the ladies included~. Tony Fow: In a fun lest whlcb chr., MrrMauing 10.., ~ a Mexlcu pinata Richard Owen, Mra. wmi. Anwlth candy' toys and thony, Mrs. Nora llamiltoo '58, bousebold artocles wbich were MiSB ~ Hall Mrs P ui tw• showered on the women. The Smart, and Clyde Wi:evlsltuog women were over- brenw the banm·et W k" nigh! e.. m•esls of p·,~ ;hioners ill- on the 'luncheon •• mg ere. were- orMrs 3>, eluding Mrs. Pall Smart, Mrs. Harold Chase, chr .• and Mro. :aih Marvm Dowson, Mrs. James Hamiltol aud Mn. Ow . Saturday WH or. RE I IU::>L .ton. Bamu · · Bandstand . . . 12:1111Nooll NOlll 12:15 Paul BoWers, 12: !0 Pete Sbleldl Davtime , l 9bb .• __ AP_ R ic:_ L ~co \966 -------------------1 Starcher KNOTTS E. 0. O'Brien, E. :::: ~';,, Country Junction Raina IUO Tiny's Country HymnUme ~- 1 Sporll 1!:00 National Ntw~ 5:15 p. m. Sun. --Soap Box Der- t2:15 Local News by Worllihop lt2 ·!0 Goeosler's GueSl Star 5:!1 p. m. Saturday _ Grey- 12:31! Larrv AndersOn Show hound Derby 2:30 Miles Kuslc Show 4:15 Karr and Van Zandl Sbow Cll. 4 OOUy Features !Mon. Wed. Frtl I a. m. - Paul Dixon Show 4:30 Electric Co. Local NeWI 1% Noon - 511-50 Club (Ruth Lyona) -Nm · Tf!l Slloi' 7:!11 BID MIDer Show W~b," - _, ~ W.J.E.H. Radio - 1:00 BaaebaU I :30 BaaebaD ecoats ---., 2 p. m. -- 'l1le Coffee Clah NeverTooYOUIIC Secret Storm 1 p. m. - 1 O'Clock Repurtl , MondaY • Friday 5:05 Muon Q>unty Nen RiD , . Till Wbere Aetloa II Ohio, News, Weather andii :OO SII!R ~Bob Kautz Show 5:10 World New• Soupy Salea !lea Runt ' Sports . US Echoes of Jov S:ll Sootll•ht on Sportl Beaver Bravo SlaUioa 11 p. DL -TV 4 Eleventh lfoor 1:00 Ohio Valley News 5-25 Weatber Ohio News, Weallltr ond 1:111 Wnrld N•n 5:!!1 SunHt Boulevard Sports I: 10 Soortscope 7:00 Sip l\fl Evening ShoWI aL 1 Movleo 1:15 Weolb., Plclure lliltorday p. m. Friday_ "Woman 1u 1:11 Bob Kautz Sbow Slfn 011--Loufe Mueller Lowmaa Weather Newa tile ilNMinC Gown" _ Y. 1:55 Communltv Newt 711!1 Echoes of JO'/ CBS Newe Ernest Tubbe Mltdlell, S. Slmma t:OO Talk of lilt. Town l:ttl News NeW! Rifleman ~ 1~ 1:55 Mason eon.tv New1 1:11 Louie M,..Uer Show Wild West PoppJ i1 a 1:!!1 p. m. Salunf8y _ Plubwlt- 10:00 Loufe MueDer Sbow •=!!I News Headlines erl - ....~- bowUng with 1101 !!,~ !ncepl . *:511 Ntw~ -· :~• ~w •~w• UO N.,.. HeadiiDOI Hocan'• , (lone.~ 11:111 Louie Mueller Show 1:55 N.,.. _ _ 11:16 Sa""""J - · Ohio Star tnceot Prklay--CIIureb !O:!o Sonc and Story "nma Gamer Pyle Man m Square Suit BowUug Bella Ring) !HI Nm Movie Farmer's Dauflhttr ~ I 118117 Fea11:30 Pabllc Rervlce 11:110 Newa HeadllnM Court Martial 1:10 •- m. - Jack Lal•nue 11:45 World NOWI · 11:!! Lotile Mueller Sbow I: SOp. m. -Mike O.U,lall Show 11:55 Mason County NOlll 12:00 News Summary Pacemaker Nen I p. m. - Ohio Newo wltb Nlcl! 12:01 Community News '· it:• BultetJn Board · Basso · U:lll Noon Nen U:li, NOlll o·Gr11111 ActioDThe8t.r NeWI 11:10 P- m. -Tile Merv Griffin 12:11 Markell ·· ~:!1 Lote Show Show. 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:45 Saturdiov Mallnet Cb. II Movies 12:211 BuDetlu Board l'fi! N'e.ii"Heid!IDOJ . 11:10 p, m. Sunday - "Para· IUS Newo 0 111'81111 ' · l:sa' lfelil dlle Aller.'' H. llaaa, M. Wind- 12:3!1 Farm • Borne Hour · l<IJ& -News Headllnet tor, c. Morrfl ( - Fr1day~ t:a 1News •·• p. m. Monda)' - "Mary of Go Round) , , . News lleadli1101 Daytime ShoWI Scolland" - K. Hepburn, 12:45 Country Go Round . S:lt Ne:~~i F. March 1:55 News Beat ,1:10 N'O!fi lleadlin'll WCHS n.f WIITN TV-II 12:1J •• DL Monday - "Tbe 2:1111 Country Go lloond . 1:'11 Ne111 . Clasmom Oklahoma WOIIIIII" - R. 2:55 Newa Beat 4:!1 News Headlines Deoniag, _P. Cute! S:OO M!d Dar Matinee 1:00 NeWI Roundup Neighbors Capt Kanproe U:IO p. m. 'l'ueeday _ "I Con- 1:55 Newa Beat 5:15 Tile Good Llfe Soc. Security !e"" - Nt Clift, A. Bufer, · 4:00 ll!Jcllll) with Doall 1:1\G Community Cbolrl Word of U!e K..llaldeil 4:10 lntercbanp / 1:1111 Dinner Muslcllle 1 11:20 p. m. WllCinetloloy _ 'lloe 5, 00 Communltjl Newlf , '"' ~=0!1,.~11!' 00 Heckle lo Jeckle Tenn. Tuxedo 8ett ef Boprt," "Key Lar· YOU ••• FC BUYFORNOW •• l:oO U:!O p. m. Sunday- "Rainbow 7:211 NOWI Round My Shoulder" - F. 7:35 Plcltens Hardware (Tuel. Leino. and 'n!Ul'l.) 1:141 Now• t p, m. Tuesday - "Female ! :00 BID Miller Sbow Animal" - H. Lamarr. G 1:45 Baker Furniture 8bow Nnder !Wed. • Fri.) 9:00 Ne_ w s I:IG a. m. 'nlursday -"Pretty 9·05 Coffee wHh Janel Girl" - ll CummlDgll, J. 1:15 R<usb't Shoet mmnJ Caulfield 10:00 Ohio Edueallon 1:10 a. m. Friday - "Pirates 10:115 Sw1111 Shop o! 1\ipoll," - P. Hemied 10:15 Minlsterlel AsBOclalloll and P: Medina 10:31 Soria! Securlty 1.15 a m. Saturday _ "The t0:35 Tom Raberlsoo Sbow DonDo Reed Love Of Life Nen Search Fer Tomor. Father Knows Best · Woman's Page Ao World 1'urnl 1:00-1:30--Singins t:IIIJ-Jetsono t:SO--Aiolil Alii BONUS ( Van Supermarket DallDg Game U:5!>--N""' 1:-Popeye 1:151:!0- OF YOUR I ADDITIONAL ~ YOUR OWN - McCoy~ Tbe SAVE ON EVt BUY ... MANY l.locy 10: »--Coneenlrat. Sl USED FURNITU!I!I 1nd UPHOLSTERING IIA IH. Gllllpo!la starcl!er FUll School t:St- Davis, SlJ.uer are Delegates to Boys State s Bazo Dally Word Oturch of Chrfal Capl ltangmo Sunday . I ' ~-r Of Ministers W.M.P.O., Radio MONDAY TIIJIU FIIIRDAY 1:1111 0b1o Nelli II~ 1:00 Sign on - Nfll 1:oo IliaD .Oil · · .., 1:115 Socred Hearl , , Iii~ ·· 1:20 Melg• County liPD SIP On Ch. I MoYieo 1:2$ Country J~ t:!l ~ Yaftey . . 4 p. m. Sund111- "Last of the 1:1'1' Weatber 7·1111 ~ l!tolt Fast Guna" - J, Mahoney, 7:00 National Nen 7;!11 WM~i !ftc! . L. Greene 7:05 BID Miller ~ 11:00 Di.lton•o, inil ~'I "til J •; Middleport is l TV-Cable Highlights " I . I Friday ~ . the Sunday Timei-Sentlnelt ..j1~nday, Aorll 17, l~Jt " "" ·"'0 '' Ed?'ooo Karlstud, the bas.;.barltone who wlll appear t_n Ga!~tpolis Tuesday evening, is a "'professional's profes-l s1onal Still in his thlrties, he has performed Jn almost ev· ery pbase of the world of entertainment - ranging from theaters and nlghtolubs to concert and · opera, wlth many stops for network radio and -televJBion. thereafter offered tbe acholarHis concert, the final prese•- ship to return for the regular tation on the 1~ series of . school year aJJd become a mem~ th• Trl-County Community Con-· ber oJ the Opera Theatre. Thus <ert Assoclatlou, wlll lie glv- hegan a fulH!me career ~ en at 8 p·. m. Tuesday on the music which is 1tlll runniRg stage of the Gailla Academy in high gear. high school Today he lives in Westcbest· Called hy one reviewer, "a er County to the north of youn~ man With an easy per- New York City and Is marsonahty _and a bas• - barllol!e ried to lbe former Carolya Shovo1ce WJtb the depth and pol- lund, who is also a professionish of 1 ~&pphlre,'' Mr. Karls- al musician. They have three rud Jras established himself daught.ers, Katherine, Karen as a redtalist~ eratorio sdloist and Kirsten. In recent years a and as a guest artist with new concert program bas beeu symphony orchestras. His presented in several eastern record of over 1,000 professional -states coJJsistlng of caroty11 concert appearances is prob- Karlsrud, soprano, Edmond ---·~ ~)I; .fu!rlsru~!Ul~-- J.wjt.unJ!,_an L. tZ--Tile Sunday Timea·Sentlnel, I Edmond ·Karlsrud, Bass-Baritone, Gives· Gallipolis Concert Tuesday . • 'I 28 CLEvELAND INDIAN GAMES ON CHAN~n 10, COLUMBUS · •;; ~·· ,muL 17, RED SOX ·'• •••••..•. \!". ~M. ,. SA:t., AP1UL 23, RED SOX ..•.. , •.•.• l:fi, l'.M. . M - llaoecloll IY..,... can wotdllflllll,!t · ' stinillnl Wort• ....... far lurthlrlnfo!mtljoli,.a; Western Theatre ·< --- �;(! u ·' ,. 'l 1 --·-· .... 'II·- ••. • • ~:~"' .._._.. .. 1 Onf oi M II' county'• lead- !dleport school!, said the gmt\ as tmpeiiin~ "'r'a''"·· '' "" h""",;·.o::;;:.d we could net pos· :. . e I' s people voted then !oi' -more so,• hlsa . •-tr·o4u•,·is'oebt'y"1~der any circumatance•, lng eo~r- · lors- ~~~~~a~e ou. l ~!!:~riation were continued Mr. McCornt~· . w~ _l-"1 ••...!.•~~ t~ hadlv. v~ o;:;:-:, m::·-;,t !c .......... -~ - , -· · ed't ti for college en-led memberJ of the Meigs '!¥" ~ ..........,. .. ·-h· 1-.~ •. r:erk •.;r the Meigs Local School [ aecr 'a on ta . bo d all guests or flntary build \t.l<ilhout stat., e P· ............. , 1> · tr\C' - told c' 'Y,Siotarlans MFid~~port-:•,.8~; 1 :.:~~:~~:. ~~m;ro~;~o voc:t~ di:~e;, said It h• been Mua)l ff bo d's WJSh ID the , .fm Pomeroy, Middleport. Ial traming, and to o er more.· ··p~~motion .. for the bond ~- Bed! d and ~orth- and better courses. . 1o the . .,., Y, or , .1 "Tod " said Mr McComas "To bring this "",. madP their b1g derlay, · ·1 ' • of th Ie to .t'rn I "with the vote on tile bond issue tent10n e peop • r. last No,·ember. i I rn nt this consolidatiOn them of what is at stake.'' /'\.1 that hme 70 per cent of ,l to Imp ef e ks away (May He pelB&ed opeclaUy to the ttem said "yes" to the school only a ew wee ~... ........ 101 vecational train· . [ 31 these same rEasons are Oil" •II£' • ...... consolidatiOn qut>St1on. . , I ta t in the deci· lag hoel enured tn .,_111 Lee McComas. tlle speak~r' Ivwus Y Imptr n t They •"e ltr tile new eomprelleallve former &uperintendent of Mid- sJon on how to vo e. ___ .....__ . ·-·- eoo - - ---- - - -- . 11 .,.,...., Ji thiJ:'&ftd Issue passes, that the obit~ will provide roughly u· '1·~ for II mtliiO' n put up m Juu · taxpayers the limit under law' (nine per . . . have to," hJ said, Ulen noted that the otate't wlil- ..w\ to help Is of critical ~po~ble. "We must be wWinl to e P rselves too,, be •aid ou rd • ~ prelent'lnclud- n. a es cent ·of· valuation). II M John Baker, Mn. "MAiO'I perhaps it a poor Crlswe , rs. F ed ty .. _. thlng we dtn't like James Johnston, Mrs. r COUll ' a . . , HIL.... nd Miss Bess Sanbel:n. to !ldJDI~, - but somettmes we uu. a - high school. Called by one reviewer, li-The: Sunday Timea-Sentinel, Sunday, April 17, !968 young man with an easy sonality and a bass - ·s~hools Partition Of Money Reported Fire Diunages Truck, its tOO CarfiO tl voice with the depth and ish of a sapphire," Mr. rud has established himself as a recitalist, eratorJo so1oist and as a guest artist with symphony (lfchestras. His re<:ord of over 1,000 professio&al <'O ncert appearances is ably unequaled by any other American Galli• county achoo!J received fl6,692 trom tbe $10,931 which railroads paid to tbe county In 1965 property wes, according to Heaton L. Bullock, chairman of tb Railroad Com· .,_ ., •• nndetermlned orl·~ muni~ Service Committee of •; ' ,)! " I' r---~---'!""""',_ .' • . . t(. ' ' __...,.'-'\".---...,, ·:ms~~~y' Tim~$enunel.'f~~X~t, ..::.:.:..=...::. Middleport I I • • LS \ AI • • :nose ro vv Lves Eilmond :Karlorud, tho bass-baritone who will appear in GalliooUs Tuesdny evening, is a "'professlot'!!!J'!! profes\ &ional." Still in his thirties, he has performed in almost evr ery phase of the world of entertainment - ranging from theaters and nightclubs to concert and· opera, ~lth many stops for network radio and .........._____ television. thereafter offered the ocbolorHis concert, the final preses· sbip to return for the regular tation on the 1965-66 series of schosl year and become a me~•· i the Tri-Counly Commnnlly or the Opera Theatre. cert Association, will be a full-time career en at B p: m. Tuesday on wbicb is otlll runnilll! I stage of tho GalUs bigb gear. E 0 Rail vice preaklent Mrs. . . . ~ . . Slawt~ Vi!'lil Kong, Horam " and William King. Job W prePresident . n erner slded. Ladies of HeMatb clllhurjcb serving dtnner were ·~· I) Edmond -Karlsrud; Boss-B'aritone, Gives · Gallipolis Concert Tuesd "":~fiineaw~!/gr:~~edg!,~~; ~Bo~lclla":: J~•. pr~t: ll)J ~ I ·>' Of Ministers . ... .'' :. ' . . The Middleport Firot Baptill Church wu \he ane Gt; · the Southeastern Ohio Baptllt Joiii!Ister'a Wlvea' Fellowsllj! ; Day Thursday and FridaY wltb 22 women attendln& froil! ' 22 localities extending from Martini Ferey to Hlllrlboro. '' ; The two days featured atudy seuio111, eschanae of periences as minioter'a wl~ and feHowohlp lime. Cbail\i · tor the two-day eveat wu lolra. Louis Eoto!J ol Kart' etta with Mrs. Donald Boone of the boat ch"""b servina • · program chairman. The activities began Thursday at I p.m. with M ro, Frank Cbeesebrew In charge of registration. Mrs. Boo~ gave the weJcome and spoke in I'Qur Purpose for Betni Here." Devotions were glven by Jlmmlelee Smith of Jacko ei': Today be lives Ill We!ttch<~t-/ er CouRt)' to the north New York City and is rled to the former Carolya lund, who is also a profession· ai musieiall. They have daughters, Katherine, Kar~n I and Kirsten. In recent years a new concert program has beeD presented in several consisting of Caroly• Karlsrud, soprano, Edmond Karlsrud, bass baritone. and their oldest Soloist for the sessions was Florence Hopkins of Massillon who sang "The Story of Jesus." Mrs. Marvin Dowson. Heath Melhodfst Church in · Middleport, and Mrs. Joseph Kraley, Lutheran Church in Pomeroy spoke on "My Role as a Minister's Wife." Souders, Mrs. Mary Lyont1, Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Middieport, 1 and Mrs. Warren Zinn, Cb!shire. The Friday morning sessloa included a "Depth Bible Stu· dy" led by Mrs. Zinn, who discussed the new method of . . . study developed in Scandanavia, Member~ divJded l~fo three Later th~ women partiCipated study sessm~s on Faith. H~pe, in a rote"' playing time when and. ~v~ With Mrs. Hopklll'J, sitlrations common te minlsChrlstiama Reed tf Mt. Ver- ters' wives were brought out. '' Monday Beach Party Type Movie He/nina Others - - - - - - - 1 Perkv Ohio Negro Girl Breaks Barriers WASIUNGTON roP!) - Amilld. Yoo do got toa old to be made ...,...... . . . , . . _ WCIIS TV.. WRTN TV-Q perky Negro abl8er from Oblolll tbow bustnell- OVell though aod oat I .-d. Jl hll WIIAZ TV.S who broke lbe "ffnglel barrler"Sophle 'l'llcbr aever lllought "Dondrop'' • 0111 lllde - 1 8:~ Colt to land hlgh.flayla( adverlllllng.._ • ' Rock 'N' RoD llCOClOIIl of llldf Dan1 wor.r Jobs, II belplng hfall sebool In her nallve Clenland, she bandit Ill loft. T:GI-Today Mike Walt T:I5students the 'lllll'ld o said, Bile was IIIII encouraged Mlso Gr.- Ia IIIII 1 clvll Deny Wri T:I5work. to go Into tbe "jingles" field rlgbta m!IJ!nl Sbll tello the Faith Bozo T:ltShe Ia Laura Greeue, 23. who becwse she was 1 Negro. Bu~ bJih school lltidm thet an hopes to eoeape the l1lOilyllllly she recalled, "I !mew It was[ discrlrniDollotl aglinll NelfOOI Starcher 1:110or doing television and radio lucrative and I kaew I could do has not been ellmfllaled. commerclalo and establish her- them." Bul Bile .....,. lhom II tate t:OII Morn. Show Capt. Kangaroo sell as a lop per!onner. Aclllc Needed advantap ol cb8Jl81!11 !bat are Movie 1ofiss Greeno 1a now on • sa- Laurt. a pollle sfrl wltb a takfng place llld opening ap new city - In tile 1!:811 on ·behalf big smile, oald II Ilk., aetlng careers lll qlnem, medical LIJ<)' 10:00-Eye Guess 10:30-News of Warner-Lambert Pllarmaceu- ability and rapid ~ to technlcl.,. IIIII lelerillon cam10:311-Cmceat. Tile McCoy! tical Corp makers or Lfstcrlne master Ibis form or selling, Thel eramen lor NocroeL Supermartet Antiseptic ., and other products lop jingle slngero iD the busl- "I ~ ~ IIIII to ~ to 11:00-MorniJlg Sill Andy Grtffltb Tile Dau~ Gome lor personal care ness make up to 1250.000 • •be re)ecbod, she said. TheJ 11:30-Paradise Bay Dick Van Dyke 1should dress Ill simple good ·~ · year, she said. She Ia • symbol of tbo in~- Since her breakthrough, she rtaste - leave those short sldrta Donna Reed 12:00--.leopardy Love or Life . est obown by major eompanoes has been on televlslm varietylaod tlgh~IIUing penis lor tho 12:25 News Negro customers. shows signed up lor m discoth-•e ·"""'•• • 12:30- Postoffice Seardl F..- Tomor Father Knows Best m wooing Invited To Sehol• · ms, ..._ IX"'~ · 12:15Gui~ing Light PredomlnanUy Negro higb 12:55 News schools have Invited ber to exWoman's Page Ben Casey 1:00 News plain to their students bow to 1:30As World 1'llml dress and behave In l n t e r v l e w s l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1:35- Singing seeklng jobs or college admisDavtime Shom sion. 2:00- 0ur Lives Conlideotlal Password Her odvice gets special - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , . . - - - - A Time For Us 2:30 Doctors House Party attention because she Is widely WSA! TV·I WHTN ft'.Q WCH8 TV .. Gn. Hospital 3:00 Another World To Tell Trull! known as the voice in ....,... 8:45-Corn Cob 3:2$--NeWI! nationally broadcast singing Dally Word 7:011-Todaf The Nurses 3:30 You Don't Say i Edge Of Nilbl commercia1s. Mike Wallace Never Too Young She emotes -on behalf or a 7:1164:00Secret Stnrm Dally Wri hair tonic - ,. Are vou man 4:05 Mr. Cartoon Llfel)f Jesus 1:!0Wbere Actlm 11 enougb to lry it" - ao well as 4:30 Yogi Bear Rln Tin TID breakfast foods. soup ood soan, 8:00Full Scbool Stmher Soupy Sal.. Sea Hunt 5: 00--Cbeyenne ''1 was going to be a school' 8:30a..... Brave Staltim 5:30leacher - almost - wben I going to Kelll State Unlver- 9:00-Mom. Show Copt. ltailgoroo t :30Movl• Evening Shows sity," Miss Greene said In an - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ! I n t e r v i e w. "But I changed my 10:00-Eve Guea L1l"f 10:25-NeWI Weather Nevn 8:116--News Lawman tt::ID-Concentral The Me0171 Peter .lennlnp 1:11;Wells Fargo 6:30-News News 11:011-Mill'nlna Star Andy Griffith 11:30-Paradise Diet Van Dyke Have Gun, Travel News Report 7:110-Movies 12 0 Clod; 111&11 To TeD Trulll 7:30IAift Of IJie 12:00-JeopardJ ~n 11:211I've Got A Secret 8:00Search For Tomar. .....,., Aprflll 12:-Pai!DIIIce Lucy Show Jesse Jsmes 1:31112:41;Guklfnc Llgbt 1:30 p.m. a.. 3, BasebaD, Ch>Sbenandoab Andy GriHltb 9:00 A. Williams 11,55-Newa clnllaU ••· Pblladelphla Peyton Place Hazel t:30l :OO pm. a.. D, SlOO,OOO Tour· 1:00-Newa Woman'o P... 11811M1lt ., Clwnplons Acodemf Awardl AI World Tarlll 11:00 Baa lor IJie Talenl &:onlo 1:»-- ,,,.__ ,,,.__ Thursday \'an ,. TV Sports I Hi~hJjJ!hts 11:15-Newo 11:a11:»11:30 toulgbt Sbow 12:00 ,. News Late Show WOUB-TV Bidwell Homemaker Is Asking Divorce Mary IJiulse Moore, RL Stolen Bidwell, !ned a peUtloD Frid.ov county sheriff's de- in Gallia county conunoo Friday received Hw court for a divorce from WIDer of the thtft of twl Moore, same address, ~"'""· Earl J. !hiler, of gross neglect Cross Rds, theft of a gi.rl's red and i The parties were married 20 Inch b1cycle, valued Oct 9 1954 and have one minor and a boy's red and cb~d. 'The plaintiff ,..ks I inch, valued at ·30. vorce custody of the child [!f -~j,qiles said the bicycles alimo~. Mrs. Moore Frlclay left acros~ the dismissed an alimony the house, leanmg filed against Ule lleiunilaontl The area was March 22, 1966. and anyone pa ~-:sing ·tee the htcyri•s. The sher· ' ' .Dio·· department is 1nvestigat- Nt!'llll Channel20 it 4:00- • .• .!'!!! l:~ngln' 1:011 p.m. Cb. 3, Baseball. Ch>1:0.-Qrr LiYea clmaU vs. Plllladelpbta S:OO p.m. a.. 13 ABC Wide Z:llf-Doctora l:llfWorld of Sporll 1:011-Anolh. W<dd To Tell TruiiJ 1:25llewl' 1:30 Don, Say I'Aflo Of NJall* SeeN! Stmm 4:05-Mr. Cartoon 1:30-Woodpeeter Rill TID TID 1: I)G...(.'beyfllllll 1:30- Sea BUnt ·Bran atallfon I GeD. lloeplld Nnneo ToO Yotllll Wben Adlop " lloupJ Bea•!i' ,;iO vllitmu Sa!- ..._...., ... w- ·~ 1:00 .... t:IJ- 6:»-Newa -----------------1 eo..rldeatlal A Time For .l l'l Women'oNewa - Jermlnp Nen CBS N""' Wrilla farao Newt ,,' ll:llf-Toofght Daktarl . i. ~·olfa'l)' (,· ~"::'PI8ca r.•D. ._ ·l'II'"UI - - •1·" $3.00 ' $hjestore i KNOTTS USED •uRNITURE IIIII UPHOLSTERING 1161 S.C. Galllpolla . •.,.... I 4.• • 1 • ..... ' !fewt , •=• Lmdo GQ!lpn'e lllml IIJ Thne·sa. t:tlll- .,..,. 1:011 " a~tll- lng rlast at lllooar. And,. ~;l--------:--------­ Wilds, Anl<m'o fico wao · ·ll'liimd lbe ·marts 11ft by Evenfq Showe fiOUJu, ., llate'. -proeeas," .. 1:011-NIIIl ' LmDaD !............... . CBS News l:lt-Neoil Futll1n • ~ Sto MGvle IS T:tii-Bobo BUY ' 3 ch. ------------------1 ""' A,rll II tolliiiiiiU.... --------------------1 ,,211- !lalorUJ, -am. Wednesday Tuesday Nursing League will Have Look at Medicare Reaction Movie Fare for TV Tube Viewer aboollng, G!lngs ~;eaur~~.~ ~·:·20ur~ plctureo,• be oald, "For the Ia gelling a Utile rtdlcu«tam,» diredAlr Wl1lfalll lous. It got so once r had or 111)'1, "we lone I l'rankie Avalon !urn to the camlolr Alii artor be didn1 kiss · a -ge." wben any normal kid would Suaday, AprO 17 9:00 p.m. a.. 3 ''A Majori!J He hastened to add that, and be."~· 'Folks, do 11:!5 p.m. Ch. 13, "North to or One," Alec Gulnell. course, mcwallty triumphs." you believe thiS? " Alaska" 11:30 p.m. Ch. 13, "Five Guao lalked about their ,But thla time Avaloo and 11 , 15 p.m. Ch. 3 "No Sad Songs West," Dorothy Malone to the teen-agers wbo tee Julie Parrish have a genuine For Me," Wendell Corey. 11:50 p.m. Ch. 8, "Finger of movies. But ho was rema.ntlc relationship. Miss/ Mooay April 11 Gulli," Ricbard Basehart thollbls was a justified mooe. Parrish Is new In these plclures; 7.110 Cb "Lu 1 F Friday, ApriiiZ she plays an older woman -1111 · di;.~·Ida Lupino !nd Gle~ 9:30 p.m. Ch. 3, "Border Inc!- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - of M. And thai'• one dmt" George Murphy she_took the part. Ford 11:30 p,.;,, Ch. 13 "Girl• Towa" "This Is a good part," Tuesday, ~~ It Mamie Van Doren. a!JD says. un•s more adult 9:00 .p_m. "01 II 1 ~onder "Hen Squad" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l t b e old beacb party pictures. PIOZZ8, Ollvla.~HavtUand . 11:50 p.m. Ch. 8, "Pearl Of lilt Daytimr Shows do things In this picture 1l:30 p.m. Ch. I I Wood..South Pacific" Vtrglnla I would never do 1n Who's Kissing Her Now," Mayo ' Ule - 1 chase 8 boy. I June Baver, Mark Slevens. Satontar April zs WSAZ TV.S WCIIS TV.. WUI'N TV-IJ can't do that myself. 1 II :30 p.m. Cit 13 "~;" ~e 9:00 p.m. 3, "Merry An1:45-Com Cob can up boys. My girl Girls lake Over, Jackie drew • Dllllll)' Kaye and say that It's permissible Coogan Pier 'AngeU 1:110 Today Dolly Word days, but I sUII can't do It" WedDesday, April !I 11:15 p.m. Ch. 13 ''The Tin~ 1:05Mike Wallace Fireball IiilO" isn't really 11:20 p.m., Ch. 8 "Cafe Metroler" VIncent Price, a od 1:30Dally Word beach party, except by pole," Loretta Young and "The Giant Claw" 1:301lo2o Navy FUm Its locale bas moved from Tyrone Powe< 11:20 p.m. Ch. 8, "Lafayette,• 1:00Starcller Full Scbool beach to the stock car II :30 p.m. Cb. i3 To be AnOrson Wells. 1:»--milieu. But it still has nounced il:25 p.m. Ch. 3, "CalamiiJ and AMette Funicello and Thanday, April %1 Jane" and ''The TeJ:an" 1: 00--Mom. Show Cllpt. Kaagaroo vey Lembeck and Ibis time t:30Morie lan and Julie Parrish and lD:OO-Eye Guess Lucr Wills. 10:25-News I watehed o big <ODilly ID: ~ncentrat. The McCoys scene, Tfloy bad turDed sound otage lato tbo fatr•o M l o l l - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11:110-Morn. Star· Andy Griffith Supermarket way, and U looked like l1:3t-Parodlse Bay Dick Dyke Daytime Showe Dating Game real W.,. AI ooe ead, 12:00--.leopardy Love or Life Donna Reed a llrlle sbow - "15 WRTN TV·Q WCH" TV .. WSAZ TV.S D:25News 15" -llot tbero wt.-e oaly 12:»--Pootofllce Searcll F..- Tomor. Father Kac.wa Best belly ladles In scanty -um•~l 8:45--Corn Cob 12:4iGuldlq Light DaDy Word 011 the platform. 7:011-Today I2:5:;-Newa Mille Wallace Chm Will! was the barl<er.l 7:05Dally Won! And he launched into hlo 7:1:00WomaD'I Page Davy and Gollatb Bozo 7:38and lite extras laughed at l::lt-AI World Tunla Soc. SecurltJ T:!iof the lines. Wills gave 1:35 ..,Singing a mock-dirty look. Full School Starcher a:oo1:00 Our LiYeo Conlldeollal "We got wrtters son/' 1:30 Doctora Time For Ua "We alD1 ad llbblng Ibis t:OO-Mom. SlloW Cspl Kanga""' 1:5:;.Movie Womeaa Ne1n ~f." I:»But he did add a lib, which lD:OO-Eye Gueeo 1:011-AIIOIIL World To Tell Truth General lloepllai 1:2$--News Aoher decided to keep. Wbet1 ti:ZS-l(ewo 1:30-Dou1 Say EriC• of Nlghl girls woood up and threw II:• Cenceatral. TheNurseo Ths McCoys at the ..,..d, wms t:ooSecret Sl4nD NewrT<>11 YOUIII lre:~t:mte be'd been struck. 11:00-Morn. star Supermarket Andy Griffith 4:05-Mr. earDating Game Dick Van Dyte I' ," ·ho said. ~Eigbt baD 11:»--Paradise 4:30RID Tin TID Wbeft Aelloll Ia In tho side pocket.. 12:DthleopardJ Donna Reed l<>ve or Ule i:DD-Cheyenne Sea Hunt Soupy SaJea In anbooad~ng studio, ll:l$.N.,.. 1:30Brave StalUoa Beaver """' • ..... process ...... Q::lt--Postolflct Searcll For Tomor Felber Kao1n Guiding Llgbt la the device whereby 12:1$Eve-.ing Shows oome actlan In the foreground 1• i2:5:;-Newa pb<tlogr'lpi>!d against a ......., Waman'al'ap ----------------· background_,.,., II 1:00-Newa AI World Tur. 1:011-Newa LowmaD Weather and Newt prnjecled. l::lt-alS ...... Wells ........ Tflla was a race ocene. A.... 1:15-Singlli' 1:30-Newt 7•00-Dr KlldaN Nowa Have Gull Will 1m .... ill bl! car wblle. In I:OD-Our Live. Conlldontlal Loll 111 Spa . Batman tbe bockground, lhols of a race 2:»--Doctora 'l'tme r.r Us <0111'90 Oaohed by. Avalm ltlnl2:15W0111e1'oNe111 1:00 PaiiJ flute od lbe wheel and reacllid delL Hospital 8:38lllllbOB.. Blue Llgbt Cllrdlng to lltstmellonl te:~~ 1:011-AIIotb. Wort to TeD Trull! News t:OO D. 'l'lllmll GreeD Acreo 1'lle Jill v.11eJ ~ ..... ~ by ~ ftlm's ::~•t fllJ 'l1le Nurses Edl< or Nlgbt ,,30Diet ,., Dyke .......... Chu... Murray, . ''l'llm left," Mmray t·.00Never Too YCIOIII Secret Storltl 10 00 TestloC DlDnJ K&Je Lq Bat Summer JO:'JO~·~1 =~~IlL !~==~ llrland Rin TID TID ll:OO-Newo Ne1n Ploemakn Newt Walch him flO by. Now lelt. Sea Hunt 11:15riCh~ ~ ll" 5:titi--Cile)oBrav• StaDt• ll:30Lola Show A IIIDd "!lchlne wao S::lt-HOLLYWOOD (!lEA) Amorlean • lnleraaUonal'a beach party movies bmr alwiJI been I kind or ......_ land. The pis may have IIGI'D bltfnla, but tbe boys -er kUcbed them. Nobody dran1t or made love or Clld anything llllllhlf. They were Aesop's l!'lllles and Grimm's Fairy Tales set to rock'n'roll music. But, with "Fireball IiilO," now Daytime Showe \ . Wheels e:• "~ . De' . atlo v.ae, , iJ:tll-liela Marliio Gidget Double Llf4l Bewltdled ' Peytm,.... ' ! 'rt ·~~ --·} l4ovlo 0 .''' ")• .. ______ - Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butthe engagement and ter, Judith, to. Mr. hn Garwell of Lorain. ~iddlepcrt High School ! Music from Ohio Uni· e Sigma Alpha Iota, Munt of Professor George 1 of Mrs. Ray Hecox of .A. degree Ia Music at ·esently workiog on his I be held at the oy, June 4 at 11 non . and Mrs. Donald Boon-e . There were also group di• servmg as leaders. cussions as on Thursday and A coffee hour was held and a tall: by Elizabeth Sedziel or 1 game played following the Marietta on ''Joys of Beillg A program. The banquet was Minister'! Wife." A luncbe011 ~ at 6 P· m. using tbe was served at noon with a Melican theme io the decor· rose theme carried out ill tbt atlona and m~u. Favora of table appointments including colored glass dishes ~ere glv- BD arrangement of pink rose~ en each gu..t. Followmg lhe in a white conmlner. banquet a ., program. "flown . A panel discuaoloa and ~uea­ Mw~ Way was presented bon and answer period was and mcluded _slides shown by he~, and a "Precioua Memortbe Rev. LoUlft Eckels of Mw- Uea time closing with 8 pray. ietta, area minister of South- er _ session. Tbe vocal selection easiEnl Ohio. The otides lnclud- "The Loel's Prayer" was •Ullfl ed remote sectmns of Mexico by Mra. Ploptina. rarely oeen by tbe publle where Women · of the eburch wore they had vt.lted. in cbarge or tbl banquet and During tbe evening the ladies included~- TOllY Fowler, In a fun fest whicb chr., Mri"Ma.. lng KlGel Mn. 1 Melle.. plnata Richard Owen, Mrs. Wlltls An:::=wo~·th candy, toys and !bony, Mrs. Nora Hamiltoo, articles whicb were ' Miss Rhoda Hal~ loin. Paul on tbo wome•. The Smart, and Mrs. Clyde Winevisiting WOrneD were over- brenner, the banquet. Werking nigbt guests of p·/ ;hioners Ill- on the luncheon were Mrs eluding Mrs. Smart, loin. Harold Chase, cbr ., J!lld Mra: Marvm Dowson, Mrs. Jamee Hamilloa and Mrs( Owen. •' I Pa" Deputy Maste> Grange Speaker Deputy Master Kennel\ Ward wu the opeaker whea lao Grange met Tuesday at 8 p.m. Master Erneat Greenleo presided over the meeting. During the buslne,. the memhera voted to grant William George a demit. Maurice Thomas read a communiCiltioo coocerni.,. the triangular embJem that must be on all alow movi~ vehicles on the highway. M.emben voted i .,.lleeomllratbi<ID\II.e Rural Life Sunday and the 50th IDnlversary i' Ruth Palmtr, AnlH Groel1101 a a d - Joneo .,.. Mr. nd Mro. Maro oppolnted to plan for - ---=:.:::..:::.::.:.::.::.:.:.:..:.:.::.:: OIIIICing the oelebrotion meeting. turer. Silo used • ber theme • A2C Rodney Deputy Master Keanetb Ward "Easter." Tho group oang Albany, Ohio. VI,. spoke on the achievements of "Whlsperlq Hope." Maurice • School and Ia a the Grange. Eno Grange ac. Thomas read "lllsf<lry ll1d ' where she Ia majoring cepled u lllvitation to visit Oustomo of Eaot.r." Rosetta of R tla d High Gallia Grange, and confer Jones, ehaplaln reed 81. Loko . u n School tbo tbird and Courth dsgrees 24th cbapter wblch waa follow· . Force. Tentative ~~·~ oo AprD 26th. Cllnto• Joneo ed by prayer, and aD bmpletloa of Mr. Rigg I was appulnled to sene an the "Cbrlst Arose." Rutb P::~ - - - - - - - eeatennlal membership com- er Jlllld "Uil!qut Christ, • ud tnben ud guesta mlltee, ~ Greenlees nar1 1 JlO'l!: oero Joy White, J 8 n 1 .Homer Kemper was reported A Cry From 'ftlo Croa. ling Regina Tim Sick, and a card WO! ligned Robert Peno. IIIII • solo Debbla carson and seat to him. Plus "ere ''Thirty Pieces or Silver.': Dallas Weber ' Frank, made to participate iD I b • Hazel Rbod., aad Beatrl<l Mary ColweU Mary Cancer Crusade. Marie Thom- Stamper read "BecaUM Ht lend Joy Sauer, 'Debbie as Is cbairm.. of Morgan IJves." The clooinjj lhoqht was glvea by AD!a - . _ , \(. Vlcld Fry, Lyna Snow· township. floRDB Weber, Sally Tbe literary pro~rsm was 8Dd the_ prngrsm clooed wltb · Brenda BoiiB ud Deb- ill charge of lin. Tiiomaa, lee. the Blngllll of "JOf 1o t h Worlrl." IZ, lelll ••• I' I 01!1 ilm ,. I lllo Ste ,.,.ion Fellowship of . Enterprise Church Meets Mrs. James Will entertained the Boys and Girls Fellowship or the Enterprl.se EUB cburch wilh an Easlor egg bunt recmt- Relreslunenll ..... lltl'V. . . . 15 rnembera, I peat, IIIII OM cblld. . --~ '..· ll • • �,, ' I) . • ' • Edmond '-Karlsrud; Bass-B.aritone, · Gives Gallioolis Concert Tuesdav • Edmond Karlarud, tho· baJB.bal'!tone who w!U appear in GalltpoUs Tuesday AVII'fllng; ~~ ~ ~<•!'!"Df~!rttt-!!!:!~'.! ~!~~!' sional." Still in bis thirties, he has performed in almost ev· ery phase of the world of entertainment - ranging from theaters and nightclubs to coneert and · opera, i)'ith many stops for network radio and - ----'----'----' television. thereafter offered the scholar· His concert, the flnol prese•· ship to return for the regular tation on the 1965-66 series of school year and become a memthe Tri-County Community Con- bor of the Opera Theatre. Thus cert Association, will be ilV· ·began a full-time career ill en at 8 p: m. Tuesday on tbe music which is 1till runniHg stage of the GaDia Academy iD high gear. high school. Scipio High Alumni Plan Annual Dinner , I The Scipio ·l!igll School Alum. nl A!IIIOC, has planned .its AnDual dinner-dance 00 May 21. The banquet will be served at 8:30 p.m. Daocing wilb music by tile Green Valley .-Ill begin at 9. All llumnt ol lbe high school lllld everyone who attended higb school 'at sCII)]on High ~re IIJ'il!<( to attentf' both the dlnoer· llid. daoee. t.,tJy eiMael ,desJr. lng • ~ lpeclar~ reunion !Jhoald ~ a/t)' 'I'! tlie .Alumni · of, ucers .. 110011 88 possi)!le. · llesemlloll8 by MaV 13 &-e . · l!eservatlons I • v... !llie Sunday ~ .,.,, . I ' ·,,, Tune~Uni!l, · Middleport I I . • LS \ ~~· l ;nost ro vv LVes Of Ministers I .·~ ..... - .•.'' �,, ' I) . • ' • Edmond '-Karlsrud; Bass-B.aritone, · Gives Gallioolis Concert Tuesdav • Edmond Karlarud, tho· baJB.bal'!tone who w!U appear in GalltpoUs Tuesday AVII'fllng; ~~ ~ ~<•!'!"Df~!rttt-!!!:!~'.! ~!~~!' sional." Still in bis thirties, he has performed in almost ev· ery phase of the world of entertainment - ranging from theaters and nightclubs to coneert and · opera, i)'ith many stops for network radio and - ----'----'----' television. thereafter offered the scholar· His concert, the flnol prese•· ship to return for the regular tation on the 1965-66 series of school year and become a memthe Tri-County Community Con- bor of the Opera Theatre. Thus cert Association, will be ilV· ·began a full-time career ill en at 8 p: m. Tuesday on tbe music which is 1till runniHg stage of the GaDia Academy iD high gear. high school. Scipio High Alumni Plan Annual Dinner , I The Scipio ·l!igll School Alum. nl A!IIIOC, has planned .its AnDual dinner-dance 00 May 21. The banquet will be served at 8:30 p.m. Daocing wilb music by tile Green Valley .-Ill begin at 9. All llumnt ol lbe high school lllld everyone who attended higb school 'at sCII)]on High ~re IIJ'il!<( to attentf' both the dlnoer· llid. daoee. t.,tJy eiMael ,desJr. lng • ~ lpeclar~ reunion !Jhoald ~ a/t)' 'I'! tlie .Alumni · of, ucers .. 110011 88 possi)!le. · llesemlloll8 by MaV 13 &-e . · l!eservatlons I • v... !llie Sunday ~ .,.,, . I ' ·,,, Tune~Uni!l, · Middleport I I . • LS \ ~~· l ;nost ro vv LVes Of Ministers I .·~ ..... - .•.'' �• ·, • I I' ., ~'1'11Ms-ltDIIDtl.illmtlq l'·\ Annual Sprt·n. g ··c. oncert Given by M 'usiciczns_· · •• s #re,.ch' City Gorden Club Makes Contribution to fl ower Preii!Ye , Too FreDCh City Garden Club\pt>rlod on tile ~~PM« meetlnl ""'' ~ )lr!!. S. t .... thl• week at 1M' home of o! Region ~qM,rd. ~oil> e..,.~· tvn'M nd Joa CuD- Gr-• ~ea IRa-o)te~ BaS! nl~~e ~~r,"'~ (.b:::' ~;::,~!~:~~nt pr:~~~~~e~:, t: U: esldoo over tbe meeting. control them. A round table . . pr Members named their fr~vorite dis<'ussion' fol IOWed t he report . Bible \'erses for the i~·mtion~. Beatltiful spring nower ar11te roll call wM a~t~~wered by rangemenl$ were made by the naming ' pest in !heir gardeo.jhosteaa. and delicious rf!relh· w~!~n: p~~~~~~l:n wrt~ ~:w:', =~-..w~lat lhe~v~~ld th~~:: or preserve near Lancaster, IMay John lUes.! Mr. ;rth rounter 61.-lllei;IQilldl, 1 1: at~ d>' U~hltr. .~ =: = ~tlth ~tacc~to ~welity .~taken ' G . dG' , . Of'T . d t rle s one p e t Pia res y. St1bra MorriSon Grrl of Year m X, G M ammo u !;;:'' .,c~n~with M~ Ty~wrlter'' Cond~, J Tro~:~:· Sec~ _'!"..~ I ,· , Baptist LadiiS Ch h Meet F .Dat • urc or evotJons : f . I ·rum~. ~nM~ Meet~ ,.Jxam~les Ttl~ Win~ll>n ~t es~nt ,w~s Trom~ne, i re-~ Mrs. Joan Kautz, Mrs. Koblentz, Hostesses of Chester Garden Club i ~ith V~ce a;:~~ ~ lll~e 1 Pre~ent ~ ru- C.k?'ti1flt~ and science treat .you to a new 1001 clacJoa• tricot.Altyours 1 bras that outpetfoua tiler Slides Shown I Ladies at Home On Gold Ridge beforeyoo'resureUiey'rewt.$taflhapatJtrelt CET THAT CRUT J(£DS FAMILY FE£QNQ evea ••t Keds lit, I talhlon 169 • -'1 .... ..., ,,....._.ll. 5t11; tb•l 91fbi!d' •a..aJ r ,u, ...... _,,. DM.._. '-"0 . .. . . lirlllll Glltlra.lrDU)' llllltllllll. :a...--..------------------··· ~~r~~ WI~:!)!~...! I ~~:_~~~~ . .~'~~~ -~e~ d ~!btl ~~ ~ a. II,! ~~~~ .!~ :0 wsca caco, P# ace Won on Ml'd...,esf B1'ble Quizz Team Sp·""""' -•11191d Puntns: 1 I~ ~~~"l'., fiN If........ "" -IIIIo lllOllllidtlp a I .... - tl .till. ·CIIPled to Mlddleport First Uoltld J1rt1bJo Rollort 8wttw, • rotlr I> ardtitect II Chicago, Blld brorUn 'l1lo Woman'a Society of a silver plate on tbe wor·shln lbsr of Jack Switzer of Galli- A eonlrlbutloll wu Dl8do • Cltttlllan Sel'f!co. of Simpson center Whllt Ml'll, Cook polll II recovwrinl Slt!siACiorl• the CIIKIU luBd Ji!MI11!e 1.ou1- .terlla Oturdt wla IIIla? . · . , "' ' 'llapel Metltodllt Clturcll "The Old Rugged ~~)lilY~~ )y ,from serious iniuries be re- •I CUff Mlssltiiii'Y Society met II'OUJ! tlciUd. .,. mel. at thlt. l!nm.:a. "~ M,.• n. ~ ...._. .. celvecl recently In a fall down 'J.'buroday ~ In lbe reo- "' ..... ..., ..... """1 _ , , · - - - -- --,.....-·· -- ····• ' • Jolla Wickline 1111 week. r·M,;_ "'ii,;se, Mra. Blazer and 1 • - - - - - - - •1a llalrny. Frltn4a can tJdd. roation room. ol tbe.jlerHnage. Mlu Carll Sue Gillllora, _,. ~~ Ill ' ' Molllll• . re11 maU to Presbyterian st. Mrs. Ottlld PaDlns, nm1- ~· and Mrl: ~ ~- ~- .._,_ . .....,__, . -. ..: qt 1 " -.-- -----, ····-· __ ......., ••••t-•-••.,..11 ..,. 1nv ••uru11.1 uwil'· GRAcie METHODI8T Luke'• Hospital, Roem 383, Ch~ den!, opened tile liUil!llDI WiUt ...., ..... "" WI!JCOmeG 11'1 - ·- · • ,._. _,.. :i Circle 7 wJil mat at 7:1!1 p. 01. devoti<>DIIIkea ftom Luke II: &be membership It lht IJ:It TIIIIIIIIIIDiiDcbar&eo(M"' •.. , JUchards, who read "The \ng held In Portlmoullt when Resurrection." A •ery beau- Ute dlllrlct celebrated tbt 2fillt m., at the home of Mrs. Gtat 44-49 ltllowod by &be h J m a, service Sunday. At11t14 ~ Jlfllldtnl, """""' ·: Ultll Ea!ter program wu pre- anntverory of tilt Wolll8ll'a Spurl«'k, Adelaltle Dr. Mr. IIIII Mrl. James Salton Bring Them Ia and prayer by Elders · recelvinc &be fll'Oilp irilh ~ bJ Mll. N0l'J111 , ,.nUt! by Mrt. Carrie Oale 8oclety. KYGBII CRIIIEK Bill4 JlooR. are apondlng lhe Wftkend in Mrs. Carl Safley. Join. Joe were Judson White, J. H. Grate, CI&J? 4 IDIJollt4 witb t h • and Mrs. David Bees, 1!1111, The reporl o1 lite oomlnat, !!I'll wJil moil 7!10 p.m ..In tltl Spr\ngllold visiting ber sister EvllllS waa oomed to have da- Mrs.. J. IL HarleJ, lillsll Sana Lord I Proyet and pledge t" : acbool ellelerla. 11ec11o:1 of and lamlly. vou01111 •t tbe Dill moettna. 11 Park and Mro. E. o. Tewb- llq Ia unlltm. Eltnbeth camp· od by Mra. Kenoelh Grahom. \ng eommlllee wao presented ollhlera. was annotllleed lbat eleelloa of bory. 'l'h_e 1\e\', Htwanl Rtlp. boll nportod Ul. \In, Chari., · Withee, Mn. by lhe chairman, Mrs. Glen Grll! Cook, Jr., Mrs. .John Arnold: GALLIPOLI8 Bl•IWI and Mr. and Mn. Merrill O'Dell officers woold be held at lbe pelt prestdecl. a - -played and prJ~ .. Wickline, Mrs. Raber! Root; President, loll'll. J - Jiteiil'rolflllortal C I u b wen! w Ozlord, o., over lite next mtelltiC and membern!re ouwardod It Mrs. .R ollt .n . MI'II. Delmal Boltlbam ond ltds: viol preoldant, lira. FIDo RrrA DeVAULT wJil meet II l:lli p.m. II 0. weelreltd II> brlni their t w 0 reminded II> brllrg Belly Croclt:· llearlil, lira. Otlpma•, Mra•.: · Mt1 Wlllfam Lewts. ley Richardt: Rleor4lnl liOCo cttr'o. lOllS, M ond Bill homo from or ~ A werklatl flmd orVISIT IN lllJTLANI) Joba 8mllli IIIII MU. Ei'ba , wm given relat· retary. Mrs. Wllllam Fadeley: GALIJA COUNCIL U4 Douib- Miami UnlvBI'III)', ler\ng wu taken al thl ctooe Mr. 1D11 Mrs. Edward L. fro, JeSOI. ten cl ~ Ptllluck dinof the meelloa. cy, chlldroo Ra1111ood a1 a... ~ bf- · lnl "" •vent• ol Po;.<Inn Week Tre~<urer, Ml'l. Robert Rose. , SPI"rPtary of: " ' ner f:lt p.m. Mill lid rolll Mr. and Mn. PhU FMter Attenditll were Mrs. CIIIIord bara o! CoiiiJDbua, rirtltld her the ltolleliJ to lllooe Jlllllld • , I I!<'- - r~w ~ rr'1 rl tw r.th' 1 1 •'~ Irt1ncr . furnlabod. Brtna llblt tletV· went lo Olford tooay to brlnll Klein, 11r1. Harry Clark, Mrs porenbt, Mr. and 111'11. J. P. Fol· bovt IIIli 111'1. 'nllllll CDoll, or ··an•llf• foi· " '"h ""': ard ,,ife. Mr<. William their son, _Tom, home from James Gtboore, Mrs. doa fJf Rutland. Ollter guea11 !lin. Max Ill 'W1, Mrl. IIIJ · f::IT "~ ~l llJ.!lt!A ot ~CVl·rn ; (If ~i.t w u;~ M~mher:<~hlp Cultlva- Mlsa Rita DeVaul~ 14 da~ let, ln!peCIIorl 7:10 p.m. llu l·~a~trr nvmn,._ f' ar rh• Oale; flfl . 1 rs. Wendell Evans; Pro' TaollltdoJ Mtamo Umvorslty. Mra. Arthur Wlae, Mrl. Cllr· were IDfS. Joba Elias, Mra. Do- Slltleltlbel ad lint. Otlrlll· IM UO!it'l\fl j~~R !UlnA a- du£>t, : gram Materi<l! . ~1rs . nPlmas ter of Mrl. Nellle DeVault at CORA OlWiGE will meet at eoct CUrtis, Mra. Evlllll, Mn. q!4 DudieJ, Joel, Mar)' Ani Cohen. Tlto lllll*t d ·•r r -\m~ .. • ., 'f'tle prn:~mrn . B•.utghman: Chr1st1an Social Ut Fourth Ave., GantpoUs, re- a p.m., atlltt Orallle Hall. Rodney H. Look has been Pout Jacobo, Mn. Laura Schaa- and Virginia Sua ol Muoa, W. lll lteld 111 lbtiiKIIDi fl , er: li ·rt with thr "roup ~ o tiJfl(l!ng ! ft.elatlons. Mrs. Ernest Blaz- centty won a place ln the! CenGAWPOLIS GUIDING Moth- named to the Dean'a List at fer, Miso Marguerite Lellhelt, 1_V_•_·_ _ _ _ _ _ _....!..caben.:......:.::.~-----b" tore r.hr worshi]) Nmtc~r . e~. Ca~pu_s ~in~~try , Mrs. t.raJ Ohio Bible Quiz team. ers LNpe will m'-et , 1 7,30 Duke Unlvenlty lor lite fall Ml'l!, Eurena But and Mrs. Bol~ l ' 11 1 11.1 ~ing!IW " The Old R1HH!·.~ d ~a~" Wtf'kh~r : "~ onarv ~dn· She wiiJ journey to Kankakt!e p.m., at the home or Mrs. Tom semester on tho basis o! high ey. . C o~"'-'' flu:- f'nnrllPII~h ! fur- M . ion fin~ servJrf'., Mrs_ \\ P. · 111. where she will cornnat• with' Pilchlonl. Iacademic standlna. He II tho · · )'6t s Suppl\- wnrl1 '.<1 r s ' ,_..,..., · · · other district teams on April 23 KAY ROGERS SOCIETY of oon of Mr. and Mro. Mrs. A t .· rJ,ng r.ht> 1 1 01 ~ illum i n :-~ l 1o u · n I . ~llj ·1 a• et·: "''"' Church Ac. nd 29 th N 1 'f!lf bLLsin~~ lt1t'l'lm~ l'fll" tiv1 ti~. \lt!'l Mnurlr! For.-ey· 8 at e szarene College. the Fltat Baptill 'llturcb, 'will ' D. Lusk, Lower River Road. CIC Club Roared f . ll~d to u111er h~ \t1·, ffi c·h NllmlnAiin~ commltt@e mern:. Miss DeVault Is a member meet 11 7:10 p.m. In the Fel- I T ' Mr. o.tn CltnCh or est hurlllay Evening 1 rrl~ 'T'hfo ~~retAry 'f\ flrul lh@' h(•r \·l f·s. l{r-nneth f:raham. of the Flr11t Church of tbe Naza. lowshlp &om. l •·e-~ ~-.urt>r'g rf'j)(l r!i-, were 1\f·nre!tflntntive to thl! Corn- rene In GalllpoUJ, 1nd a fresh- WASH_INGTON MOTHER Sing i Palm Besch, Fla.. , lo vtoltlng The ClC. Club met 'ftlur.. ' l \•~n Md lhe t hRirm1ln rtf tht n,i tt.rr on f'hristfsm Vol'ntions man, and honor lludent at Oal- ers will metl at I p.m., ot his aunt, Mrs. Odi.• Burris, da~ evening at tho home or i ·nMct> cotnmltiPP su hmiltt'd Mrq. ,)11\m Wi~klh:w. • I ll~ Academy High school. Stu> Ute First United Presbyterian who Is Improving at her home Mra. Vay McDanlell In Kbauon Eng\lah Rd., Pt. Pleaoant ga. The meelin& wu opeoad It~ ,·etn mmE"ndatinn~ rot fh f' '\<lr!ol. WPnrlf11 1 ~vHn!ll Wll~ ; Will be accompanied to llllnolt cburcb. N.rmng .v~nr~ tn C!hl~tn~ 1 he, nr•mi na!f•d aA rl-pr~nt:lf ive l by Mr. ~nd Mrs. Sanford Stroop, LAFAYETI'll: SIIRINE No. alter having surg"'' at Hoi- by Mrs. John Rllke, president. Jlr~~Pnl.ntwn nl a hfc n1emha1·- . to the Br!.'111d 01 :\-lanaMen of I who hat e coached her OD the 44 wW bol4 1 staled meeting I .., HOIPIIII recently. He io Those attending the meeting at _3 p.m. Open lnotallllimt of [ al'? vtstlmg other relatlvoo were : Lena Mae Raike, Tina shtp pm to the me!Tit)e-r ho1'i~ : the tlnttPd C'ht~rrh \Ynm"n IRook ot Roma01. ol!tcers at 8 p.m. willie here. Ward Vay McDaniel& Helon tnt _lonli!el!lt pf'riud ()f ~:~ r·tlve . And It was voll'd to pav th~ 1 rDNI1SDAY Grum'bling, Ethel Steel: Evelyn tf'r.vw(' tn th(l Jm·al l411Piel~'- i CJuf" In lhb nrgnniMtinn. ~ . Ttus f;£'rvf'.~ lht> rhml pur- . ~Pv11rnl mnnf'y • m akln~ pr,,_! ~~~W"~l!tt:f!Hm"JW:e 1 A~ KYG~ LADIES Mrs. Alton Jordan, filth Rothgeb, NeUie Adams, PrlbJil'~"" or rE':rorzni)'.i r\1, rnithrul "Pr-1i"''t~ wrre dl!f<'Li l:.-Ycl . lh hom mer:. U a. m. at grnde teacher at lhe Ordnance hie Wilson •11!1 Emma Spano0 0 Vll'f' and ('OIItrihu,ina: substan- ltl PmhPt''l ~portf'd hRVf' rrt::Jcll" · S~ Robert School in Pt. Pleaoant, is a er. Refreshments were served t1ally to the m,iRsionMy work' lh rih - ~ighl Si('k ralls. durin{ \' II> ~· Everyoneecl dlls uked patient at Holzer bospltal. during a socllll hour. Tho -1 rmg I oover sh and meeling May 121h will be ll. I!U! Woman r4 ~odety . llw proVIOU f: m()nth. table servlco. ' ' At Utt• rime. Mrs. WiciUinP Refr P.Sh!Tlfnt!l we~ ~ervPd · Ray Allen o! the U. S. Anny held at lhe home ot Mr o. lf'd I dt>dicatory flervlr>t in . lo Lwenty memheNJ bv Mra.' In Arizona visited on Sunday Prtbble WilsoR. p, JJhl~ lhf Thank orferin•- hnKeR! \\'ir kl inf' nnfl httr m-hMt.P~~I'-!4,.1 ~~rRDowton t~Ul wllh Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart ,.,...., hid bf.pn filled hy _Mr~. ('hariP:-; Withee and Mrs. ...,.. er~l"ol Serle• or Fourth St. - - -thP m£"mbE·rs. were J)laced in Grift Cook, Jr, ' •nann•;•••• 1 .u East Lt!tart Methodt&t Church Miss Dorolhy Leo TUrner oil TO BOLD DANCE MONDAY = l d a revival starting lbls Ute WACC stationed at Ft Me.' The HarriaoovU!e P.T.O. will RACINE ELEMENTARY P. . y, April 17, and ondln&, Clellen, Ala., visited ber llll- oponsor a round and aquare T.A. will meet Monday, April AprU 23. ServiCII will begin liter, Mrs. Slella Turner, Ma- dance open to Ute public Satur111 at 1:10 p. m. at the gradl tach 1118ht at t; Marvla Dow· oon. dliy nijht Ap•'ll 23rd at HarrlschooL Walter Cleland or Ra· oon, plllor 01 Heath Metltndlst Pollee officers Doc Ohlinger of sonvUie SChool, from 8:30 to 11·, clne Emergency ~quad will Oturcll In Middleport, Is to be New Haven, Fred Taylor of 30 p.m. Music will be fundsbed 1speak 011 "What "' Do UDIII lbe the ovangellsL Mason, Richard Grinaltsd, Clv- by lito Greea Valley Boya. By Helen I EmotlllllC'f Squad Arrlvea." Earl Shiller and Rev. Fraa- U Defense Allllllory Police, of -i the Melhodlst Jtllllor Choir will 1aJid NOI'l'b will load the """ll• New Haven and Mason's May- daugblor, Joan, visited Bottel ll'...nt apeclal musiC llld &be latlollll oJnaing, tht11 altd lba .,, Dayton Raynes atlenll•d a tbe weekead with Mro. .Norrfl qUartet will provide 1pe- lllel)' meeting oo Wedneoday Matre'a aliter, Mro. ' ' llr8t Fade molhen wlU WYe clal llllta!ni. JamM F. Earl•, II Charleston at tho Civic Cent- Stump and wttb her "lttthet:,\ Ln· •lrfll ARKF.O FllR IT! · 1Vi'r\' , •;rr.-111. My fn!k~ always rlfreshments. th0 ..... ,_ lllld DIOIDbtrl ot the ,~ or. , ,..,~, Mrs. · Blanche TUcker in.. 11 1 1h ' , _ , .!lit · tur · ~' ·:.: 1'~~' · ~: • . \ nn"' mArlr'e!oull he ifl and · CHESTER PTA w•'ll meet on . ' cbur h In 1~ 11 ·• b d t c v .. a · Mrs. Howard Van Maire and lumbus. . ! •. pro lems _an thntl sltottld have been the boy]Monday evenlnl at 8 p m \ •. ,·~. tl tf'i t troubles and run., b(!(•ause ot h11 lize. I'm not ithe arade IChool Election. I ," ~ wit h the rest of Helen Helpi Ju.lons ot him, but somel1ow r·l; officers will be 'held Refr b1 s!, It welcomes laugh• but · teet oo awfully hope\e,., bb momta wW be wved.' " I ,_.~, ., ~'ldge a serious question ling the Big One who Is - BE- MIDDLEPORT • ·~ l ~'uoh.ofl. l f,ITTf.~D Cl b 'II ' Send your teen·all q...tlons: near llelltUed: u WI moe! Monday, t ' YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, i "" It ever occurred lo you, ~i at lhe home of Mrs. G•ren .l • '" of tleten Help USI Utis honey, thai your parenlo are try. ::~u?' bAll m:bers are ' 0 .- :·wspapet. lng to build your hrother UP 88 rmg g i . ,,WAYS BELmWNG not run yoa down The! ' lot door prl•es for lhe Gar· , r •P· den 'ftlerapy Club · ..... ar Helen : proach is dead wroq and I • ' • Von have pr<~bably heard Ibis bope they aoon reallte it, but State Institute. 1 c. onny times before. But I turn olten people compensato for 1 TIJESDA Y I t•> your column tvtl')' day to see lack (Ill height snd weight In AUXI_LIARY ,ot the VeteraUI I il my problem has been ox. your brother's easel lor over· IMemorml Hosptlal w•ll meet · la\ned by you. It hasn't ex net. prai"'. ·Tuesday April 19 at 7:30 p. m. · Another angle _ and here !' in lhe hospital cafeteria. Ali i 11'1 my pare~bt. 'ftley con· agoln Utey're 10 frighteningly member• are requ-d to at'b'll """" I 4 . . Ml Lbf .... . , . . . . <tnntly belittle me. I don't wrong- they may dlsCU81 your Itend. , mean only in private. They do lleavlness in front of others FRIENDLY CIRCLE o! I .. asotRallllfial•ili•ts.. lt h<' ,. it when there'S company vi, it· thAI you'll he "shomed" infl> hderated Church will nteel • Heavy, -fllor,.W_. tu~ . In 111£1 they oeem to do it reducing. And they make tho , Tuesday, April 19, at a p. m. j • Edp . . . . ood . . . . . . .. 1l' the more !hen. talk fl\lblir for still another rea-l Mrs. Carl Kaut. will be In nte Idea of running ownv ·aot, tlhe same one wiVOJt sub· charge. Hostesses will be Mrs. 721. . . . . my main thought 1 Iconsciously use whon cr\lo Phil Globokor and MI 1 U•e day. but I knnw that lei" !heir huabanda _ Mary E. Cltapmaa. •A ...,..,.. ,,, Ia solve lhlnp. My parenll ! b - In lilt company of n every much -I know it: i ual friends: they can get wth::;•lr: l • - - - • - • • •• point across without an n· I loot lhtm very much. Hod to tell them hOW It hurl!. clash - you have to sit a n : ·•I lbey forge!, I gues.<. like it because you've got oo , 1>': fl they don't undenltand. your company manners. You .... I atn very Most people are SOMEnd my brolher iolhln and TIMES guilty o! this ~~p;nl'--••••••cr!Uclam'' - lnd I'm lure Barbara Scot~ !Ioker blvo been mo. lt'a Julll pltal nurtlnll studen~ Is spendusrer to !tnd good-natured llti the weekend wllh bar /UlltBFEJIS fault with someone you oare enll Mr and Mn l'll'lli about io ftont Of lhlrd poraon. Mi-a. LswrtiiCO Mtf!toM \Irs, Karen Sue Rice Of Trouble Ia you don't trbt tvoa business Ylsitor to Galllpolla ,.,.hire was ll!e ttonored fl you avoid 1 batOe Friday Callfomla a •tork .shol!U.reeently, giVn leave thll penon' burl Mrs ' N M Mrs lllr'" II lite bomt ol her mother, and f1 you do 11 · an oore, · · ro. Emol~ Spauldfng. be or· beglnt to Clr<l ::.!:~Mrs. \VUilam The table wu c~ttnrated you a tittle less - or givea up wards of ' o and party hope of pleasing you. Church wert In Wfd. rnvoto. Severo! . , .. Clll 111 tb* nesday In atllnd ll'llDitlc Dool)I>IOIIIM,_ _ _ Jew!lac ort:bopedic"' •yed, with ptloeo ~·ven ~ flo your folks, I'm 111111on on Dally Vae1tloll Blbla llJppoft ""' _... • lllllftllol ,.. " Ill Mts. Darlene Price, aure open season" on you Sdlool. 1\lrl, .._ and Who else but California Cobblers could conceive sud! ccmfort acbe-tlooplnaMt--to~olu >:tauldln& lfl4 llldlln lOon end And THEN .....,. oon. •' II. Mto. Prtct woo the · private F'ulll ...,.., telebel'll ol IODlO ol and .combine It with such a fa&hion flair. This is "Las Brian" treu. Chooaemra firm or 1ently &na. ........ "' :a 1 tlet _,u hive , _ the clssaes. tri~o with 1 hand-woven vamp and an Inch-high stack heel One of a worbblt Nduelnl dlel. Mr. and Mn. Herbert Fink Kertn opened her tjlt8 - 8. . II tbe home of tbetr dagp the lightest little shoes you've ever worn ..•• and nel$ ,,·rrtshmenll tl tlllntY and flln!ly, Mr. aad 1\ln, · ·.- 'Abel, tnlDII,' · t:ooilllll; a fashion this 1111Cin It doesn't flatter. Jlnlll, Ill RoclDI. Ji Pd coffee t'I!N ·lltftd~ ll••rltn~· 'l'l•• ~lrs. Cancer· ~-· rur~ ·-. w-·• d•~t. I re:~d•ng> Mll~ The:: chsltm~n- [ 1ha ~ro. , ' ' .~ w,' ~.1-. pnny. '""~" '~"""r ,,~1·tct. 1 u.c!J. ~~~ tl•• ~sic SeenaadHeard · Contribution IIMffleto ' s,..,.ltfmlr, Event.s . ---- ble Debthe members voted "' make a farm. A nature tour and <OilCK tl'l. The ael ns Pay were avor audience King: Ftnt Clarinet. Patty Har· ble Malden. GIOIIIII Spn&tll: Slcolld Fllllo Ruth AM Lacey, aonati<>n. Plan• were mad• for lservalion study Of untmala, MR. AND MRS. JIENDI\I dta18Decl ill fllve eapertenco 111 ''The llttal: riJ, jm llarrll, aren Price; 8leond Alii> Sax, c,Dihla Calhy Manley, - bake "le and plant <Ole on 1 birds, IIW!I>U, plant ond wildJalcl Mae Olbbl w11 eltmelltlry forma, play· !Y roualnl march by Second Cllllnet, Pom Manley, Kloes, Debbie LIDB)I; ' Flrll !6ellssa Davis; Obol, Canda<e 1May 7th, the plact ill be nam-1All \ntmatec! In tbe tour Jhoul4 od .. flltl'l'lllt Feb, 11, liM llti aceldtlltala, •~ vartous ~"f:· 1 Glenoo Luollon; 'ftllrd Clarinet, Cornel, Jan Long, Jtm Werner, Babr; Bassoon, Leland Bro!VII; eel later. Icontact Mra. Rtest 11 "'"INt. It BoiMil R. BeUrlak althe lrlllrlllllonll pro expres· • r. or Bani! tJNRram Rita easel, Barbara Archer, Barbara Klni: SOCODd Cornet, £-Flat Clarlnel, s•nte Mn. \\'ylnond Bradbury re· ' llle will c:<msUtltlt tho meedfiC. _ . llilit £1JII Clltltdl bJ 11011 llttotiib loud and aoll pasor "Diamond Leta Floyd· Firat Cornel, Mel aMarc French, Mary Btadbur)' • Pullen· Alto Clarinet, Koren fie\', •tuley 1\IOore. T b e ·~.:~:to ~~~~ a ::nee " ~019011 composite of $Oven nte Hacketi, Pat Gress, Bobby Eddie BrOWD; ~d = t , HawleY; Firat Clarinet. flo,,.. ooapte ta Nnr " Ill ' 1r1 Xllli marcbee <0111· net, Sharon Wlleon. Joyce Rttey, an, Hackett. Kathy '"'"'Y · sr. "''' • Bavn. W. Va. --0 ~todr ~~·~~ ~~: 1=rat!DI bla 1Mb anDtver- Debbie Triplett; Toney 'Man!ey; R~ndy Becker; French lit>~, b\e Kln8. Elaine Davl•. Chrl•· no J.eque .. walll '..GI~n aary · • novelty nuntb<lt, "The Tromblllle, Kent Kloeo: Drums., D•ane Welsh: ~tr~ Tj~bono tine &Hey, Sr. : secnttl! ,·t•rt orncen for the coming year \lett, Bernice Winn, Neva Pr•tt, Echo" ill pas· \ by LerO\ An<l<r- 1Tom cooke. Oougta• Hicks, Kalhy • net, Ann Wll80n, .tanto Sehrttnll. were elorted and inolalled when all at home, Mn. Helen llrld, , • es and closln with the ,.n, ltaturoo on tetovtsion by j Bill Vaughan. Jim SChmoll. Bob- Kathy Kmg, : Edith HapW!Ista\1, Sr.. tho Phllalhen Clagg of the Mtll- 1ford, Melg! General Hospital; March ftom l Jerry Lewis. Role Mat\<! Hack· by J. Hy•ell, Keith French,' Kenny Smith, B•ll Hollinshed, Sr., r-Ottnl• 8sr·h dleport Church ot Christ mel !Mf8. B.rllta IJnrst. Arcadia 11!1': Third Clorlnet. Mnrt<• Huhthursday evening ., tl,. church Ae!l t1ome, Mr. and Mro. tier· I I Mr• McKen•ie ia Lewis Manley Pl»t bard, Mary .Jan-. .Jenk\nllln. A cowed .ti<h omner prc•CPd· "'"Fink at the hOrtteol tholt 'llto Kt Gamma Mu Chllp\tt Ull lr S : H ' C d I .4uxlllnry !Cathy BoHey, Sl!Ptlo r!,ld<: ld the moeun•. . Mro Rrvln R•··me. of lhe Beta ! I<• •• Pnl met on I ottell or or • .. BaSK Clarmet, Joyce Lnng. Sr. Thr Slott' ol oflim- ,ucl ndc \Irs Lena M<'Kmley gave lM . AprH 14 1t the 111<•1k•• rOO'It l I Mro. Donald McKentle enter ! The_Aprol meeting or t h · : ShMon Harris<'"· Sr : F'lr<t ,, Mrs. Woode ll r. ertnrto. pre<i· prnyer for sod;. Tho death of the Coi'Jmbus J:iJ Sonthcrn l ' talned tht Bl·Monthly Canasta [ Amencan Legtou AullllilfY Olto Sal, Llndl Hackett, Mary d•nt: Mrs [lon•l•l li•ck· . '"'' . of '"''· l.awrenre Ret'd. tortner F.lectrlo Slbtl Mntrl· n I club Thursday evenln& at _her The Missionary Lad\!1 of I Lewis Manley Posl 28S was he Lon&; Tenor Sat, Carole Ander president: Mrs. llcnm Rlr·e,. m"mher, was ret•<>rted. :son II'Di •I• ·•.•rl loltl of t:1e The Guild Girls of Trted!lone j llome, Pleasant Rld&e. Pr12.. . Trlt!dstone BaPII•I Church "'•ld Tuelday evening • the Ru~ IOn. Sr. . ..crelaf\ . Mrs. frenklin Tnv Mrs. Htek• gave rPCOI{toltlon , Yeot ,. Bapllll church recently prtsenl.· , for aame• wore awarded to Mrs. their monthly mtatlnl In the I laM First Baptl8t church Baritone SOI, Marvin Fir . lett . as;istam serO'tar, . aud "' Mrs . F.rn-.t Lallance lor her ' Fo~ndell' Day 11'111 bt bald II ' eel • beautiful play attd prosram I Mal Fol~r and Mrs. pI. I Fellow•hlp Room or the church I Mrs. Arnold Richards, prosl· French Horn, Jackie_ ~awl"'· \l rs. ' """"" y "' finwor . University Inn , Athens, Ohll> 'l under th• dltectllllt of Mro. Har· Taylor. A, btrthd•Y. gill was sent their monthly mP<ting in th• i operecl the meetmatn rll· Luanoa Mcintosh, Mo}oroe Uar er . M". Hicl< •-' '"' "'""11· Mo!s ~l•hlrM Hawll') . out·~mng , April 381ft Reserva~on• mu!f , fl' SCott. . , tr. " " Charles Rtffle from her 1charge or Chaplam Mrs Floyd uahstoc form . Popplea were or. tl!, Diane Welsh; Flr<t Cornet. ing .uffioer "'''h 11'" \ lddr<d president , th1>nked the o!!tctf~ . be atvan to Ann ftupe b)' Tue•·' Devotion! were tn cb,arge o.r , secrel p•L . ' Lee. and Study Lender MrA.I de.red !or popp~ day, by M". Bill Haekett, Cathy Plollan•. Hawl~~~ installlng ~lr... f-Jrl·k~ w~ : and rnemtJcrs fCir .their COOPl'1' ; day l9th. the Community Chtldren n chob ·! RE"freshmenls were srn ed by ; Chester Srott . I Wtlllam L. Smtth, chatrman. A Carol Kmg, Peggy McKinru~y; \'ice president. atlnn anrl hfi'lp durtng ht!r office 1 The buatnes" cUstrlct of Porn· Mrs. Renry John!Wn read the the ho~tE'~s 1o the ahm·t> n >Pl iPd . h; poem, "Jf You Carve Upon Second Cornet, Mary Wnlk Tho meeting wa. opened b1 and rres:niPd ~"· C.erla<!h, ero wtll be ranvassed during legend ot dogwood. M". Mar- and Mrs. John Beaver, Mn. Eu- 1 . pro~am apaned w;t.. l Marble" from the Nallonal Janie Gerard, David .l•nltin.: Mi!'ili Mildn >d Ua\~lt'~. presulent , Mw presu1ent. M.1s• Hawley wea l th/ week of April lAth, by the l e-aret Armstnng al'ld her daug11- i gem; 1'rlplett.. ~Ins. Rlrhard P' ,n· ,the sor.l g.. .Jc:illS Paid It ~~ · ~ magaZillf, was read by M r !1 . 'nllrd Cornet. Jim Clatwnrth~. with devolions given bv \ Irs. appointed ll< lhe new nawer Chapter lor the Cancer Cru« d< I Itt' M~tam rendPrM a ge\ec. , law. Mrtt. Gu~ Cowan and • •'\'he scn pture II'<!Oh ' n a ' I Rich, rd• Prayer for peace by Mlkt Buskirk Oonna Wil~•n Birks inr lu<ling • pne,;> . ' Ynur rloltttman, and L" \le Er- The ChapW will hold a lion. Thooe two numbers WPI't i guost, Emerson WelL . P.l"lm 24- A hymn ·.. mst Mrs. Will and the hymn First Bill 1 tHe to _A Book:" She had for vin. vanilla chairman. mage aale in early May. ltn chnrRe _of the rhrlstlan board ' tb; Lord fs R;:m~enc!: · ~:~~~ , America c\ooed the mooting. Re- stall, David Oiler, Sr. Second 1ol educatton • her topoc ·'Pray mi Hand' 'and The pr~gram wao presontecl l Jean Mor an ave the Summer Actlvitv : hj Mrs: J~m · , how•lr<!~tment• were served by the Trotnbone, Mike Greoo, CalhJ 0 included "".''' led, by Mrs. (,uy Reyo,?tds and waa \ aram on of Fri:Od. • church was buull!ully PI -" f Gl · 1 lady f ta ;oo hostes,.s, Mrs . Sherman Butler, Conde; Trombonlum, connie 0 "Love and Love tar God ' :ond entttll!d. "Ooi'I:OR.. The moel• 1\ •hl , llt>stesses fot the even-' decoraled with thr.. crosses, 1 annru. or 7 r 11 she t a ou te am. Mrs. Ridtards, Mrs. Ernest Cooke, Sr.; flarlton• hotn, 01111 "0u~ Tr~gir fnilur~ ot Shurin~ ing was cl~d w•lh tbe be11t- ml'were Rovo Vaughn. Tmsa l\ stones. 1re.s and other mater· PT . PL8ASAN1' 11 - Gorl ~on:, Mrs Ted Stone~, president, Bowles, and Mt~. Emma Bland Lewis, Sr., Larry Qiadwell. Sr., Chrost ~ •ih Othen She closed •d•ct•on. Tlntty members II d I S ,_ d Cl . .... 1 ials In Ute baclqjround wu 1 troop leaders wet. lhe ~ eltt Iconuucted lhe bu•ineso meet· wllh Mrs Harrison Bently Mrs Sue Rue Ken Ru,.ell · Ba&a 1 an ar•ca •ill ruaubeer.~lay '· huge· picture o! beaut•'fu1 h111s. odlst. Church and reporu!d on .in&. Till!· minutes o! · the las! CJurtis Lnckadoo .. • '' · Glln1ore ' ' w•'th the p<>em, ··Sermons w• 1r.'"e gnes" wero present \nc\nd· ; w•~· The next meeting . and Mrl.' Car·~ Coleman, Sr., Ed Se•." mg the R••· Oona;_d Hicks and l l2lb · , Evetyone In the play perform· pro1ec.lo 01 tha varoous lroopal meeting were read, •nd all rlt CmeU contributing hostess· Sr., Tom Evans, Sr.; B a • a The sick l'epurt mcluded •un . Doug, ~Irs. Ntna Bland of · 1 eel their parts of perfection. Iand dtscussed _plans for 1he olher reports were receivad. i es. Drum, Jan Cnnntngham, Sr. · Ada Lamhrrt, Jenn•e Satterl.,ld, Akron, and Sl>ve and Mlchalll i , , • . Rev. L. v. Gause gavo Jlllllmer •cUv•t••. of tbelt'oops, Mrs. Stoney reported on a Sllb· ' Snare Drum, Wayne Davis: Lena Mcli:lhmny, Franc.. Tr!p-__ :-.to~ton. _ _ ' T/nrd Frrda) Cl11b marks, and spoke of Ute spirit with Mrs. Cather!ne TOW1ler, Dl8trlct m..linll bfld rocently SEWING CLU IIMEET5 Charlea Mullen ; PercUS.lon, ·- --- ·· ·· Meet. Friday Eve of !he oeasMI. Robert Green , ~•ghbolilood cbotrman, pres!d- 81 MI. Carmel Baptl91 chur~h Hoste!l gift• wert presented Richard Jhllerty, Mike Mul· Mn. Henry Reibel "'" host· read • poruan of lite scripture. JUg, . at Bidwell, attended by MIS· "' Mrs. Fred Lelfl>•it when tbe len; Tylllpanl, Sean MullOll, Sr .. ess to the Third Friday club Music was fuml•lted b)' th~ Attending ~~re Mn: Jack l•lonary Ladles and Guild Girls. •Tri.City Sewing elab met Thur• Cymboll, Susan Oblinqer: Bell. Friday evening at her home, 9111ior choir, anti Patty Howard Fruth, Mrs. I. R. Fr ..r, ~s. The protlfaiD ended with ···- day evening at her home, Rock Cindy COIIdt, Sr. and EUnor 0 The Che<t" Oardon Club re-cti!Ss Ibis April. Pleasant Ridge. The meeting Jn 1 member of the Junior choir, i t'om ~he~:·~na ~ • · ,1·tence prayers and tbe repeatina Springs. 'ftlo evening waaiJIIIlt llodllller. · •ont\y mPI at the hom• ol The club i• spunMring I bake charge of Ml'll. Reibel, pretl· 111111 "AI ... And Did My Sav· ~~· . ' ·a ~ Mr • M~ ' ol thl M12pah. IIGCially and lD diVIng, lila' Bllketa ol lpr\nl nowtrl Mrs. ,Joan Kout7. Mrs. sale on election llay from 10 dent, o)lenecl wltb the Lord'&1or Bleed." Fay WhiCh the boltten tle!\'ed I del- decorated tho tor the eon1 pearl Kob\entz. assistant ho<· a. rn. 1o 2 p. m. to defray OX• Prayer lD unlsoa. Plana wert T 1 fl ·y Gl Lallh '"· ' TO MEET THIJRSDAY lterl coorse flo M,., Harlall CCL '1ltt Band Boostlrl' ASS!> .,,, and Mr< Oonald \1ora pensos of community trash bar-\ made let a dlltner at BaUey'a ro• I• "en am. T'nere wlU be a mee1'in1 Wellnlni, Mila ~ Vlr81DII clalloo ert®rsed the Sehoul 1prt•lding In the abSence or tlle rei• wblch ia lhe ptojact lbil reataurant 11 tbo Dill meetinl Tlllk on flair Care S ,Tburtiday, April 21 at 8 p.m. II Reibel, Mrs. Robert Rawllrlp, ll«t4 Iuue ond Mr. RUJieU president. :year. lollowecl by • moetlnl 11 the The Olllla Acldemy Trl·Hi· enaor1, unlor•, the Bedford Community Center Mn. Mlllar4 Wllderrnttth, Mn. pre~ellllltUZS to Mrs. E. o. Rill, Devolion• by Mrs. Koblent' EJeeUon or officers was held b011te of Mn. Arnold Hayee. A Y on Wedneoday helM Mr s. To Play oo the, Bond 1',8"" lor the new, Charles Rlflll, Mrl. Robert Reb- vi.. praldenl of lite Melga Lowere on Ea,ter, and the 9th wilh the followin& electetl: Mrs. round robiD eanl wu 110111 to Fll)'tJ 'lbompaoo of lltt Powder Tho senior and junior daases COnsolidated llish schOOl. Bem· ertrt, MIJI Ellrabtlll Flclt:, r.frl, a.al $ebool lor the 11tmur, a reodlni on "Fastln&'' George FrederiCk, Jr., proai· Mrs. Enteat Rhodes. Pull lllluty Solon talk and lead o! HanllaJJ Trace Hljb l<!bool 1M Fultz wW be lite apeaket. HIHm Fls!Mlr IIIII Mrl. Rulldll ':~"'"" <onutntw !or ll!e uond ond nroyer was glvea by Mra. dent: Mrs. Donald Mora, vt.. G!illltl wert pllyld wltb prll- • dlactiii!OD on the Cll'l ond wDI JlHIOOI lbelr IDIIUIII ploy EvlfYOIIO 1D'Iecl to 11tend. WJIIOil. tnue promobon. · Kautz. president: Mrs. Robert Wood, eo awarded to J,fn, Fred Jlel. ~ ol hair. , on Tueoday 11 I p.m. Ia 'b t Tbe club ditcussed a flower seerotary; Mrs. Clarence •uer, Mrl. 1117 Soldeolbellllrt. Allltt balllliSI meellllg, high school andllorlum. show tentatively on Motller's secretary- Mrl. lhyqlllllllln. Dlfmr 'l'lloma. which lollond tho program. 'nte play I• onlltled "The Day weekenll wtlh "Mothers" Neulzllna, lreuurtr, ltlrl. flelll 1le!relluDIDirt '1t1'1 ..veil by alllcen wen elected !or \be . Ready Made Family." It Is be· tho tbeme. YoWJg, second vlce pmiden!. lbe hOiiell flo lltOie ni!MCI •· coming year. They are Ceeelia l ing directed by Ml" Mildred 18 Tho th rapy <lass was re- An lnteresllna paper on "Sav- hove and M". Dale Smith Mrs. Pauley, pr.,tdenl; Ann Burson,, McClure. the proceeds !rom pGIUd ~ •arlouo o.mmltlee!l ed Ttee5 Mean So MilCh," Grover Erb Mro. Max Meinhart vice president; Becky Saunders,'j lhe play will go wward expenses lhat worked the month oi lwtitten by Mrs. Esther \Vrigbt, Mrs. A. H. Ebersboch, Ml'l. Cle- secretary; Jan Davl8 treaourer; of tb• SPnlor trip to Washing. . . G d cl i was rtad by Mrs. Woodrow Mo- land Hines and Ml'l. Ben Neutz. and Mary Jane Rusoell, chap- \ ton. D. c. 'ftle public 11 invited March. Rtverv1cw ar eo u0 t'l. lliits. lain. t ttend ill 811J•ao-press• b&l consented to conduct tbe 1 • a · I A "Sniffing Game" Will WOI bras you've ever seea or beard about. cky ' by Mrs. Woodrow Mora. Flower judge• awarded blue I . ribbons to Mro. Ada Holter lor &. unwriAkled after100 macbiAe Wll8llings. ' daffodila and snake pllnt ill 1 Japanese type m8J180ment: Till Walk • In Gltden Olub rod to Mrs. Pearl Koblellll, • 1told ·Ill AprU meetillll at lhe !or daflodU• and shrubs; rod home of Louise llarrii!On on ~lbbon to Mrs. Geor(O Frfldtr. Gol4 Ridge with the presldPnt t<k for daffodil• and llllc loll· Kells comfort BelVa WUlard tn charg•. age: blue to . Mrs. . Knbleota Since only ftve member!, for sh~ubs, Mrtcan vtolel bloom and Keels lle!VI Willard. Mina Hart, and b•td f•gurrne, and blue to Anna Hart, \!abel Lee and Mrs. Earl Dean for grape hja· I Get the soft, cushion COIIIfort- tbe snug but eas, titMn Harrlqon were prtsent clnths, tulips, daffodils IIIII tbe 'evenlnl "~' giVen ov.;. pussy wtllow on moss, wltb and tile smart looks ,that aH COllie wilh U. $.' " - ' a bunov ftflltrille. Economical, too, lor l<eds wear sowellllley'.e ,_. to enjnym•nt of movlu shown I Refreshment• in keeping with by Tbomaa Hart, aon or Anna ' Easter were oerved, tuna ftsb IJest buy ill the !on& run. · Cqg~ llarL salad. Easter cup caku craclt- lll1ke yOIU& a Kedl flmU~.t ,A, numbet or <ilde• ol the ers and ..ffee. Fav~ won cltlb I Chrlotmas &how ~rt tea towel• osed a1 place mala FDit _sbGWD. lisa a arou~ of •hdO! 011 travs. a8DI 1D Mr>. Hart from At!- The door prize wu woa 111 ,z.l!lll• Mrs. Buill RidollOUt. "~ Of lj>eclal tntem t were a ~ of sl1drs show ina plot1 'Ol:',tonto and l'egelehles beln& Eno Lodlsl Aid jrrin 11 tne experiment sta- b Entertained 1loll In Pllerto Rico where Eno Ladies Aid Society was lb. Hart was employed. Ht entertained ot a· IIHiay mtiOio deacr!bod ratslo& ~- pota· Ina Wednesda~ at the home of top and strowberrtes from Mra. Roletta .!ones. A lovely toed· poUuck IIliich wao se1'Vecl to 'ftlelr soil, being lnlo!tled nlrlt DttDtbera nd lilt ~~~e~t1 W memalodH. made it lm- Mro. Leslie Le~ey Mrs Re ' fttaGIIoll to pumte the expert. Reynolds, Mrs. ,Jes;le Br~: ·· irilh &weet potatoes. Mrs. NeiUe Swisher Mrl _llfi&JIIIiqt$ 1111111• llllOwed tbe md• of!ner anti Mrl Mn' ud· tbru tlll'awbllry being on chUdm. · ' &llltt. . S&tlatzll .. l . l l I AUI.Ql iarfle• of the ~erry t•n ,IP,•'ui•Jut"•llt 111utillrla1 ol thl seed being tm-1 Mrs. Glady• Hoflmu oaUtd 1 R&!tlna•u all,.,.,_.,..,., ~•utnt :lietlldl!d In thl ptllp of t b el tht moetlag In order, IDd lba P. •••·~-tbll , ilewa.JMCtll ,,, ...,, . . ·1110 hid olldes ofilfllup .... "lllttsad Aslll!' iWII . . !reel, flowers and '1 aoc:e," and rlpllled tbe Lord't ....... . . ........... !If· Jilt lfOW Oil the •S·IPrayer. Devollooa WIN . road •u;llts•tt t• . ol pawing p\ne-1by the hootess from tbt 1Mb tllljlarcane and t belcbaplat of Sl. Luke. Reodilt&'! Gl 'jtrOpliollolt, grow- were eJven by 1\fra. AM Ct,aplltllbocl of barmlllll 10111, Mra. Marie Frt4erltk. &II call and minultl of 1 b • bid durp ol Ioiii meetlni were bJ Mrt. Vera whtdl W8l W01l MBu. 'l'lte dosJni tlOil& lfU 'lilt M• 1 "Sialtdllla On The l'rolltllll," will bt -' the bome tlnd lbe aroup wu c11111111tld Mit let, die pro. by Mro, iloltetll JoDes. Tb e •f!ll[l!:,l~·i!! 'MIIll ''Pitillll lltal J- -Iiiia llilllll at lbe MIDDLIPOIT, 0. lite ll 81 tho allia Program,· El~Officers for Year .rw.:~.::~h l=~t~~ :,~::~:~;: :th::m:.•~ =Jt::l,~c~n:,: Beth ~~.:::: ~~~:r~:•ILouFI;~:: bellnners a~nd ye: play. f"' ':th hand mem- Fullz Sheila Moore, Kat by Major: l!'lrlt Allo Sill. lord, Sr., Belly Cmminghlll11: H. Olticers for Cominn Year Elected, Installed by Phi/tJthea Church Class S~ Clrapel!oclety Ha1 Easftr AJiolstance, -~ '1'roiDI>OJII!, Sbel'q)8ll Milll, play~wooln 'tb"diatric'i\Noocy'iin"'et: . ' Af, th . 15th lh B'i BE\ILAII JONI!:S the "First Concert by ett wu I. : • GeofltLuatll'illais1't<>mbolle, A llrP Dllll!ber of partnts Frank, Humrne•. and WhlsUer. 111111- JADII!f BANll- Ftrsll'lllle, Kika VanelooDIJ, Richard frleilds altendf4 tho annual 'ftle Cadet Band t& made up modoo!rn flavor lea-\ a"'• Rueaen Callly Btllll!ll llawley; BaH DrUm, Lee Floyd, sprjng concert given by the tn- ol 7th and 8th gr_ade P"!~ers. ber · wl I . . a'e•tor •~nd Flute', Robin f4111o, Tor- Steve Oiler; Snare Drum. Mark ·~~;~t;.! ~:: ~~!'~mPnt ~jlt.ir QP\Pf'l.tf'IR~ mcluded D c t:ured Roy Coleman, \' . • u - ~u ..,._ ... ,..._ ,.,.. , _ ~ . 'R'ftWler. Demdl Boat, Mtckey !of the Middleport Schools fro· - '-March" by Renoldo. • now\ TUba -i1i.tJim WlldermUIII: hr· day the hlsb lor young bands, leatur- fiiiP"rlortldr Hysell swwon. cuu!ol. DaVe DQdlon, RIAlllll'd ......evert1n1 __ ,__ _ -at ......... -.......school ~~~ ,march ..... ·~!~•I!'IM ttebk!lnslnunents eompe on allAlben · 11• Tho . _ con-. Rhondo ~- _ .... -~-.!'--Sylvia a 1 . - Kht.. llunrtv. BOit1' Picken&: Belli, -~~~~~~=-~~~·· :.::&;;e;;a part in the loW• eluding numl*,,I :_rAe_-.·:·~ ~~ ="'~-~~'":.~-=-~:=ib.." "Gabie, BreruW Eel"'' liiJIICI \IJJ1;1>. nn4e" and Freedom by lltwN a LIN'" Ul De\.VPU ..:,&. . A&Killt ~ .,......... \Villlam K. RUIIBell, Dlrecll>r. er brass.. ::nollday ~m ," cy and the Broadway bit, "My ae'rtaeb, VICky VaDMetre, Ka- wardt. . The_Wl!ll rounded and well by Weber, =heal Jth Fair Lady" by Lerner-Loewe. Illy McGirr, SbeiOII Olllt, SENIOR BAND Piooll>, 11 held In Logan on with Mrs. April 7th. ' r' Hapk•~ ft!pl \ \ \ \ Me'l,gs Events ••un H Helen Help Us ~o~lt'tr l pea~- -===;;;;;;~;;;_...,...,....,...,..;;~~:;;:;_;;:_:::.;::~:;:;iiiii=====-,1 I ·-.._........... ••niT• Personal Notes From Middleport Mrs.Riceis Honored Guest CHARMERS BY COB:OJ!RS a: THE \ the shoes tbat are causing a chain reaC'I ;on . sealy Postorepedlc• "'lift,...- Atlondlns •ell · Mrs, R•1lt0rla Kall, th~re's Marie IIIWldna nd II ht Slim, Morrow, 51, ee- "·IBh15, 62, tot 36, II FIRM X• OOBBERS't I . •• •Sealy Golden Classic flexible fashion .•• :,. - a -utll Wldlltt..:.. ·'11·" $7950 ................. L:arry's ~ ar iii' . 11: ia • �• ·, • I I' ., ~'1'11Ms-ltDIIDtl.illmtlq l'·\ Annual Sprt·n. g ··c. oncert Given by M 'usiciczns_· · •• s #re,.ch' City Gorden Club Makes Contribution to fl ower Preii!Ye , Too FreDCh City Garden Club\pt>rlod on tile ~~PM« meetlnl ""'' ~ )lr!!. S. t .... thl• week at 1M' home of o! Region ~qM,rd. ~oil> e..,.~· tvn'M nd Joa CuD- Gr-• ~ea IRa-o)te~ BaS! nl~~e ~~r,"'~ (.b:::' ~;::,~!~:~~nt pr:~~~~~e~:, t: U: esldoo over tbe meeting. control them. A round table . . pr Members named their fr~vorite dis<'ussion' fol IOWed t he report . Bible \'erses for the i~·mtion~. Beatltiful spring nower ar11te roll call wM a~t~~wered by rangemenl$ were made by the naming ' pest in !heir gardeo.jhosteaa. and delicious rf!relh· w~!~n: p~~~~~~l:n wrt~ ~:w:', =~-..w~lat lhe~v~~ld th~~:: or preserve near Lancaster, IMay John lUes.! Mr. ;rth rounter 61.-lllei;IQilldl, 1 1: at~ d>' U~hltr. .~ =: = ~tlth ~tacc~to ~welity .~taken ' G . dG' , . Of'T . d t rle s one p e t Pia res y. St1bra MorriSon Grrl of Year m X, G M ammo u !;;:'' .,c~n~with M~ Ty~wrlter'' Cond~, J Tro~:~:· Sec~ _'!"..~ I ,· , Baptist LadiiS Ch h Meet F .Dat • urc or evotJons : f . I ·rum~. ~nM~ Meet~ ,.Jxam~les Ttl~ Win~ll>n ~t es~nt ,w~s Trom~ne, i re-~ Mrs. Joan Kautz, Mrs. Koblentz, Hostesses of Chester Garden Club i ~ith V~ce a;:~~ ~ lll~e 1 Pre~ent ~ ru- C.k?'ti1flt~ and science treat .you to a new 1001 clacJoa• tricot.Altyours 1 bras that outpetfoua tiler Slides Shown I Ladies at Home On Gold Ridge beforeyoo'resureUiey'rewt.$taflhapatJtrelt CET THAT CRUT J(£DS FAMILY FE£QNQ evea ••t Keds lit, I talhlon 169 • -'1 .... ..., ,,....._.ll. 5t11; tb•l 91fbi!d' •a..aJ r ,u, ...... _,,. DM.._. '-"0 . .. . . lirlllll Glltlra.lrDU)' llllltllllll. :a...--..------------------··· ~~r~~ WI~:!)!~...! I ~~:_~~~~ . .~'~~~ -~e~ d ~!btl ~~ ~ a. II,! ~~~~ .!~ :0 wsca caco, P# ace Won on Ml'd...,esf B1'ble Quizz Team Sp·""""' -•11191d Puntns: 1 I~ ~~~"l'., fiN If........ "" -IIIIo lllOllllidtlp a I .... - tl .till. ·CIIPled to Mlddleport First Uoltld J1rt1bJo Rollort 8wttw, • rotlr I> ardtitect II Chicago, Blld brorUn 'l1lo Woman'a Society of a silver plate on tbe wor·shln lbsr of Jack Switzer of Galli- A eonlrlbutloll wu Dl8do • Cltttlllan Sel'f!co. of Simpson center Whllt Ml'll, Cook polll II recovwrinl Slt!siACiorl• the CIIKIU luBd Ji!MI11!e 1.ou1- .terlla Oturdt wla IIIla? . · . , "' ' 'llapel Metltodllt Clturcll "The Old Rugged ~~)lilY~~ )y ,from serious iniuries be re- •I CUff Mlssltiiii'Y Society met II'OUJ! tlciUd. .,. mel. at thlt. l!nm.:a. "~ M,.• n. ~ ...._. .. celvecl recently In a fall down 'J.'buroday ~ In lbe reo- "' ..... ..., ..... """1 _ , , · - - - -- --,.....-·· -- ····• ' • Jolla Wickline 1111 week. r·M,;_ "'ii,;se, Mra. Blazer and 1 • - - - - - - - •1a llalrny. Frltn4a can tJdd. roation room. ol tbe.jlerHnage. Mlu Carll Sue Gillllora, _,. ~~ Ill ' ' Molllll• . re11 maU to Presbyterian st. Mrs. Ottlld PaDlns, nm1- ~· and Mrl: ~ ~- ~- .._,_ . .....,__, . -. ..: qt 1 " -.-- -----, ····-· __ ......., ••••t-•-••.,..11 ..,. 1nv ••uru11.1 uwil'· GRAcie METHODI8T Luke'• Hospital, Roem 383, Ch~ den!, opened tile liUil!llDI WiUt ...., ..... "" WI!JCOmeG 11'1 - ·- · • ,._. _,.. :i Circle 7 wJil mat at 7:1!1 p. 01. devoti<>DIIIkea ftom Luke II: &be membership It lht IJ:It TIIIIIIIIIIDiiDcbar&eo(M"' •.. , JUchards, who read "The \ng held In Portlmoullt when Resurrection." A •ery beau- Ute dlllrlct celebrated tbt 2fillt m., at the home of Mrs. Gtat 44-49 ltllowod by &be h J m a, service Sunday. At11t14 ~ Jlfllldtnl, """""' ·: Ultll Ea!ter program wu pre- anntverory of tilt Wolll8ll'a Spurl«'k, Adelaltle Dr. Mr. IIIII Mrl. James Salton Bring Them Ia and prayer by Elders · recelvinc &be fll'Oilp irilh ~ bJ Mll. N0l'J111 , ,.nUt! by Mrt. Carrie Oale 8oclety. KYGBII CRIIIEK Bill4 JlooR. are apondlng lhe Wftkend in Mrs. Carl Safley. Join. Joe were Judson White, J. H. Grate, CI&J? 4 IDIJollt4 witb t h • and Mrs. David Bees, 1!1111, The reporl o1 lite oomlnat, !!I'll wJil moil 7!10 p.m ..In tltl Spr\ngllold visiting ber sister EvllllS waa oomed to have da- Mrs.. J. IL HarleJ, lillsll Sana Lord I Proyet and pledge t" : acbool ellelerla. 11ec11o:1 of and lamlly. vou01111 •t tbe Dill moettna. 11 Park and Mro. E. o. Tewb- llq Ia unlltm. Eltnbeth camp· od by Mra. Kenoelh Grahom. \ng eommlllee wao presented ollhlera. was annotllleed lbat eleelloa of bory. 'l'h_e 1\e\', Htwanl Rtlp. boll nportod Ul. \In, Chari., · Withee, Mn. by lhe chairman, Mrs. Glen Grll! Cook, Jr., Mrs. .John Arnold: GALLIPOLI8 Bl•IWI and Mr. and Mn. Merrill O'Dell officers woold be held at lbe pelt prestdecl. a - -played and prJ~ .. Wickline, Mrs. Raber! Root; President, loll'll. J - Jiteiil'rolflllortal C I u b wen! w Ozlord, o., over lite next mtelltiC and membern!re ouwardod It Mrs. .R ollt .n . MI'II. Delmal Boltlbam ond ltds: viol preoldant, lira. FIDo RrrA DeVAULT wJil meet II l:lli p.m. II 0. weelreltd II> brlni their t w 0 reminded II> brllrg Belly Croclt:· llearlil, lira. Otlpma•, Mra•.: · Mt1 Wlllfam Lewts. ley Richardt: Rleor4lnl liOCo cttr'o. lOllS, M ond Bill homo from or ~ A werklatl flmd orVISIT IN lllJTLANI) Joba 8mllli IIIII MU. Ei'ba , wm given relat· retary. Mrs. Wllllam Fadeley: GALIJA COUNCIL U4 Douib- Miami UnlvBI'III)', ler\ng wu taken al thl ctooe Mr. 1D11 Mrs. Edward L. fro, JeSOI. ten cl ~ Ptllluck dinof the meelloa. cy, chlldroo Ra1111ood a1 a... ~ bf- · lnl "" •vent• ol Po;.<Inn Week Tre~<urer, Ml'l. Robert Rose. , SPI"rPtary of: " ' ner f:lt p.m. Mill lid rolll Mr. and Mn. PhU FMter Attenditll were Mrs. CIIIIord bara o! CoiiiJDbua, rirtltld her the ltolleliJ to lllooe Jlllllld • , I I!<'- - r~w ~ rr'1 rl tw r.th' 1 1 •'~ Irt1ncr . furnlabod. Brtna llblt tletV· went lo Olford tooay to brlnll Klein, 11r1. Harry Clark, Mrs porenbt, Mr. and 111'11. J. P. Fol· bovt IIIli 111'1. 'nllllll CDoll, or ··an•llf• foi· " '"h ""': ard ,,ife. Mr<. William their son, _Tom, home from James Gtboore, Mrs. doa fJf Rutland. Ollter guea11 !lin. Max Ill 'W1, Mrl. IIIJ · f::IT "~ ~l llJ.!lt!A ot ~CVl·rn ; (If ~i.t w u;~ M~mher:<~hlp Cultlva- Mlsa Rita DeVaul~ 14 da~ let, ln!peCIIorl 7:10 p.m. llu l·~a~trr nvmn,._ f' ar rh• Oale; flfl . 1 rs. Wendell Evans; Pro' TaollltdoJ Mtamo Umvorslty. Mra. Arthur Wlae, Mrl. Cllr· were IDfS. Joba Elias, Mra. Do- Slltleltlbel ad lint. Otlrlll· IM UO!it'l\fl j~~R !UlnA a- du£>t, : gram Materi<l! . ~1rs . nPlmas ter of Mrl. Nellle DeVault at CORA OlWiGE will meet at eoct CUrtis, Mra. Evlllll, Mn. q!4 DudieJ, Joel, Mar)' Ani Cohen. Tlto lllll*t d ·•r r -\m~ .. • ., 'f'tle prn:~mrn . B•.utghman: Chr1st1an Social Ut Fourth Ave., GantpoUs, re- a p.m., atlltt Orallle Hall. Rodney H. Look has been Pout Jacobo, Mn. Laura Schaa- and Virginia Sua ol Muoa, W. lll lteld 111 lbtiiKIIDi fl , er: li ·rt with thr "roup ~ o tiJfl(l!ng ! ft.elatlons. Mrs. Ernest Blaz- centty won a place ln the! CenGAWPOLIS GUIDING Moth- named to the Dean'a List at fer, Miso Marguerite Lellhelt, 1_V_•_·_ _ _ _ _ _ _....!..caben.:......:.::.~-----b" tore r.hr worshi]) Nmtc~r . e~. Ca~pu_s ~in~~try , Mrs. t.raJ Ohio Bible Quiz team. ers LNpe will m'-et , 1 7,30 Duke Unlvenlty lor lite fall Ml'l!, Eurena But and Mrs. Bol~ l ' 11 1 11.1 ~ing!IW " The Old R1HH!·.~ d ~a~" Wtf'kh~r : "~ onarv ~dn· She wiiJ journey to Kankakt!e p.m., at the home or Mrs. Tom semester on tho basis o! high ey. . C o~"'-'' flu:- f'nnrllPII~h ! fur- M . ion fin~ servJrf'., Mrs_ \\ P. · 111. where she will cornnat• with' Pilchlonl. Iacademic standlna. He II tho · · )'6t s Suppl\- wnrl1 '.<1 r s ' ,_..,..., · · · other district teams on April 23 KAY ROGERS SOCIETY of oon of Mr. and Mro. Mrs. A t .· rJ,ng r.ht> 1 1 01 ~ illum i n :-~ l 1o u · n I . ~llj ·1 a• et·: "''"' Church Ac. nd 29 th N 1 'f!lf bLLsin~~ lt1t'l'lm~ l'fll" tiv1 ti~. \lt!'l Mnurlr! For.-ey· 8 at e szarene College. the Fltat Baptill 'llturcb, 'will ' D. Lusk, Lower River Road. CIC Club Roared f . ll~d to u111er h~ \t1·, ffi c·h NllmlnAiin~ commltt@e mern:. Miss DeVault Is a member meet 11 7:10 p.m. In the Fel- I T ' Mr. o.tn CltnCh or est hurlllay Evening 1 rrl~ 'T'hfo ~~retAry 'f\ flrul lh@' h(•r \·l f·s. l{r-nneth f:raham. of the Flr11t Church of tbe Naza. lowshlp &om. l •·e-~ ~-.urt>r'g rf'j)(l r!i-, were 1\f·nre!tflntntive to thl! Corn- rene In GalllpoUJ, 1nd a fresh- WASH_INGTON MOTHER Sing i Palm Besch, Fla.. , lo vtoltlng The ClC. Club met 'ftlur.. ' l \•~n Md lhe t hRirm1ln rtf tht n,i tt.rr on f'hristfsm Vol'ntions man, and honor lludent at Oal- ers will metl at I p.m., ot his aunt, Mrs. Odi.• Burris, da~ evening at tho home or i ·nMct> cotnmltiPP su hmiltt'd Mrq. ,)11\m Wi~klh:w. • I ll~ Academy High school. Stu> Ute First United Presbyterian who Is Improving at her home Mra. Vay McDanlell In Kbauon Eng\lah Rd., Pt. Pleaoant ga. The meelin& wu opeoad It~ ,·etn mmE"ndatinn~ rot fh f' '\<lr!ol. WPnrlf11 1 ~vHn!ll Wll~ ; Will be accompanied to llllnolt cburcb. N.rmng .v~nr~ tn C!hl~tn~ 1 he, nr•mi na!f•d aA rl-pr~nt:lf ive l by Mr. ~nd Mrs. Sanford Stroop, LAFAYETI'll: SIIRINE No. alter having surg"'' at Hoi- by Mrs. John Rllke, president. Jlr~~Pnl.ntwn nl a hfc n1emha1·- . to the Br!.'111d 01 :\-lanaMen of I who hat e coached her OD the 44 wW bol4 1 staled meeting I .., HOIPIIII recently. He io Those attending the meeting at _3 p.m. Open lnotallllimt of [ al'? vtstlmg other relatlvoo were : Lena Mae Raike, Tina shtp pm to the me!Tit)e-r ho1'i~ : the tlnttPd C'ht~rrh \Ynm"n IRook ot Roma01. ol!tcers at 8 p.m. willie here. Ward Vay McDaniel& Helon tnt _lonli!el!lt pf'riud ()f ~:~ r·tlve . And It was voll'd to pav th~ 1 rDNI1SDAY Grum'bling, Ethel Steel: Evelyn tf'r.vw(' tn th(l Jm·al l411Piel~'- i CJuf" In lhb nrgnniMtinn. ~ . Ttus f;£'rvf'.~ lht> rhml pur- . ~Pv11rnl mnnf'y • m akln~ pr,,_! ~~~W"~l!tt:f!Hm"JW:e 1 A~ KYG~ LADIES Mrs. Alton Jordan, filth Rothgeb, NeUie Adams, PrlbJil'~"" or rE':rorzni)'.i r\1, rnithrul "Pr-1i"''t~ wrre dl!f<'Li l:.-Ycl . lh hom mer:. U a. m. at grnde teacher at lhe Ordnance hie Wilson •11!1 Emma Spano0 0 Vll'f' and ('OIItrihu,ina: substan- ltl PmhPt''l ~portf'd hRVf' rrt::Jcll" · S~ Robert School in Pt. Pleaoant, is a er. Refreshments were served t1ally to the m,iRsionMy work' lh rih - ~ighl Si('k ralls. durin{ \' II> ~· Everyoneecl dlls uked patient at Holzer bospltal. during a socllll hour. Tho -1 rmg I oover sh and meeling May 121h will be ll. I!U! Woman r4 ~odety . llw proVIOU f: m()nth. table servlco. ' ' At Utt• rime. Mrs. WiciUinP Refr P.Sh!Tlfnt!l we~ ~ervPd · Ray Allen o! the U. S. Anny held at lhe home ot Mr o. lf'd I dt>dicatory flervlr>t in . lo Lwenty memheNJ bv Mra.' In Arizona visited on Sunday Prtbble WilsoR. p, JJhl~ lhf Thank orferin•- hnKeR! \\'ir kl inf' nnfl httr m-hMt.P~~I'-!4,.1 ~~rRDowton t~Ul wllh Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart ,.,...., hid bf.pn filled hy _Mr~. ('hariP:-; Withee and Mrs. ...,.. er~l"ol Serle• or Fourth St. - - -thP m£"mbE·rs. were J)laced in Grift Cook, Jr, ' •nann•;•••• 1 .u East Lt!tart Methodt&t Church Miss Dorolhy Leo TUrner oil TO BOLD DANCE MONDAY = l d a revival starting lbls Ute WACC stationed at Ft Me.' The HarriaoovU!e P.T.O. will RACINE ELEMENTARY P. . y, April 17, and ondln&, Clellen, Ala., visited ber llll- oponsor a round and aquare T.A. will meet Monday, April AprU 23. ServiCII will begin liter, Mrs. Slella Turner, Ma- dance open to Ute public Satur111 at 1:10 p. m. at the gradl tach 1118ht at t; Marvla Dow· oon. dliy nijht Ap•'ll 23rd at HarrlschooL Walter Cleland or Ra· oon, plllor 01 Heath Metltndlst Pollee officers Doc Ohlinger of sonvUie SChool, from 8:30 to 11·, clne Emergency ~quad will Oturcll In Middleport, Is to be New Haven, Fred Taylor of 30 p.m. Music will be fundsbed 1speak 011 "What "' Do UDIII lbe the ovangellsL Mason, Richard Grinaltsd, Clv- by lito Greea Valley Boya. By Helen I EmotlllllC'f Squad Arrlvea." Earl Shiller and Rev. Fraa- U Defense Allllllory Police, of -i the Melhodlst Jtllllor Choir will 1aJid NOI'l'b will load the """ll• New Haven and Mason's May- daugblor, Joan, visited Bottel ll'...nt apeclal musiC llld &be latlollll oJnaing, tht11 altd lba .,, Dayton Raynes atlenll•d a tbe weekead with Mro. .Norrfl qUartet will provide 1pe- lllel)' meeting oo Wedneoday Matre'a aliter, Mro. ' ' llr8t Fade molhen wlU WYe clal llllta!ni. JamM F. Earl•, II Charleston at tho Civic Cent- Stump and wttb her "lttthet:,\ Ln· •lrfll ARKF.O FllR IT! · 1Vi'r\' , •;rr.-111. My fn!k~ always rlfreshments. th0 ..... ,_ lllld DIOIDbtrl ot the ,~ or. , ,..,~, Mrs. · Blanche TUcker in.. 11 1 1h ' , _ , .!lit · tur · ~' ·:.: 1'~~' · ~: • . \ nn"' mArlr'e!oull he ifl and · CHESTER PTA w•'ll meet on . ' cbur h In 1~ 11 ·• b d t c v .. a · Mrs. Howard Van Maire and lumbus. . ! •. pro lems _an thntl sltottld have been the boy]Monday evenlnl at 8 p m \ •. ,·~. tl tf'i t troubles and run., b(!(•ause ot h11 lize. I'm not ithe arade IChool Election. I ," ~ wit h the rest of Helen Helpi Ju.lons ot him, but somel1ow r·l; officers will be 'held Refr b1 s!, It welcomes laugh• but · teet oo awfully hope\e,., bb momta wW be wved.' " I ,_.~, ., ~'ldge a serious question ling the Big One who Is - BE- MIDDLEPORT • ·~ l ~'uoh.ofl. l f,ITTf.~D Cl b 'II ' Send your teen·all q...tlons: near llelltUed: u WI moe! Monday, t ' YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, i "" It ever occurred lo you, ~i at lhe home of Mrs. G•ren .l • '" of tleten Help USI Utis honey, thai your parenlo are try. ::~u?' bAll m:bers are ' 0 .- :·wspapet. lng to build your hrother UP 88 rmg g i . ,,WAYS BELmWNG not run yoa down The! ' lot door prl•es for lhe Gar· , r •P· den 'ftlerapy Club · ..... ar Helen : proach is dead wroq and I • ' • Von have pr<~bably heard Ibis bope they aoon reallte it, but State Institute. 1 c. onny times before. But I turn olten people compensato for 1 TIJESDA Y I t•> your column tvtl')' day to see lack (Ill height snd weight In AUXI_LIARY ,ot the VeteraUI I il my problem has been ox. your brother's easel lor over· IMemorml Hosptlal w•ll meet · la\ned by you. It hasn't ex net. prai"'. ·Tuesday April 19 at 7:30 p. m. · Another angle _ and here !' in lhe hospital cafeteria. Ali i 11'1 my pare~bt. 'ftley con· agoln Utey're 10 frighteningly member• are requ-d to at'b'll """" I 4 . . Ml Lbf .... . , . . . . <tnntly belittle me. I don't wrong- they may dlsCU81 your Itend. , mean only in private. They do lleavlness in front of others FRIENDLY CIRCLE o! I .. asotRallllfial•ili•ts.. lt h<' ,. it when there'S company vi, it· thAI you'll he "shomed" infl> hderated Church will nteel • Heavy, -fllor,.W_. tu~ . In 111£1 they oeem to do it reducing. And they make tho , Tuesday, April 19, at a p. m. j • Edp . . . . ood . . . . . . .. 1l' the more !hen. talk fl\lblir for still another rea-l Mrs. Carl Kaut. will be In nte Idea of running ownv ·aot, tlhe same one wiVOJt sub· charge. Hostesses will be Mrs. 721. . . . . my main thought 1 Iconsciously use whon cr\lo Phil Globokor and MI 1 U•e day. but I knnw that lei" !heir huabanda _ Mary E. Cltapmaa. •A ...,..,.. ,,, Ia solve lhlnp. My parenll ! b - In lilt company of n every much -I know it: i ual friends: they can get wth::;•lr: l • - - - • - • • •• point across without an n· I loot lhtm very much. Hod to tell them hOW It hurl!. clash - you have to sit a n : ·•I lbey forge!, I gues.<. like it because you've got oo , 1>': fl they don't undenltand. your company manners. You .... I atn very Most people are SOMEnd my brolher iolhln and TIMES guilty o! this ~~p;nl'--••••••cr!Uclam'' - lnd I'm lure Barbara Scot~ !Ioker blvo been mo. lt'a Julll pltal nurtlnll studen~ Is spendusrer to !tnd good-natured llti the weekend wllh bar /UlltBFEJIS fault with someone you oare enll Mr and Mn l'll'lli about io ftont Of lhlrd poraon. Mi-a. LswrtiiCO Mtf!toM \Irs, Karen Sue Rice Of Trouble Ia you don't trbt tvoa business Ylsitor to Galllpolla ,.,.hire was ll!e ttonored fl you avoid 1 batOe Friday Callfomla a •tork .shol!U.reeently, giVn leave thll penon' burl Mrs ' N M Mrs lllr'" II lite bomt ol her mother, and f1 you do 11 · an oore, · · ro. Emol~ Spauldfng. be or· beglnt to Clr<l ::.!:~Mrs. \VUilam The table wu c~ttnrated you a tittle less - or givea up wards of ' o and party hope of pleasing you. Church wert In Wfd. rnvoto. Severo! . , .. Clll 111 tb* nesday In atllnd ll'llDitlc Dool)I>IOIIIM,_ _ _ Jew!lac ort:bopedic"' •yed, with ptloeo ~·ven ~ flo your folks, I'm 111111on on Dally Vae1tloll Blbla llJppoft ""' _... • lllllftllol ,.. " Ill Mts. Darlene Price, aure open season" on you Sdlool. 1\lrl, .._ and Who else but California Cobblers could conceive sud! ccmfort acbe-tlooplnaMt--to~olu >:tauldln& lfl4 llldlln lOon end And THEN .....,. oon. •' II. Mto. Prtct woo the · private F'ulll ...,.., telebel'll ol IODlO ol and .combine It with such a fa&hion flair. This is "Las Brian" treu. Chooaemra firm or 1ently &na. ........ "' :a 1 tlet _,u hive , _ the clssaes. tri~o with 1 hand-woven vamp and an Inch-high stack heel One of a worbblt Nduelnl dlel. Mr. and Mn. Herbert Fink Kertn opened her tjlt8 - 8. . II tbe home of tbetr dagp the lightest little shoes you've ever worn ..•• and nel$ ,,·rrtshmenll tl tlllntY and flln!ly, Mr. aad 1\ln, · ·.- 'Abel, tnlDII,' · t:ooilllll; a fashion this 1111Cin It doesn't flatter. Jlnlll, Ill RoclDI. Ji Pd coffee t'I!N ·lltftd~ ll••rltn~· 'l'l•• ~lrs. Cancer· ~-· rur~ ·-. w-·• d•~t. I re:~d•ng> Mll~ The:: chsltm~n- [ 1ha ~ro. , ' ' .~ w,' ~.1-. pnny. '""~" '~"""r ,,~1·tct. 1 u.c!J. ~~~ tl•• ~sic SeenaadHeard · Contribution IIMffleto ' s,..,.ltfmlr, Event.s . ---- ble Debthe members voted "' make a farm. A nature tour and <OilCK tl'l. The ael ns Pay were avor audience King: Ftnt Clarinet. Patty Har· ble Malden. GIOIIIII Spn&tll: Slcolld Fllllo Ruth AM Lacey, aonati<>n. Plan• were mad• for lservalion study Of untmala, MR. AND MRS. JIENDI\I dta18Decl ill fllve eapertenco 111 ''The llttal: riJ, jm llarrll, aren Price; 8leond Alii> Sax, c,Dihla Calhy Manley, - bake "le and plant <Ole on 1 birds, IIW!I>U, plant ond wildJalcl Mae Olbbl w11 eltmelltlry forma, play· !Y roualnl march by Second Cllllnet, Pom Manley, Kloes, Debbie LIDB)I; ' Flrll !6ellssa Davis; Obol, Canda<e 1May 7th, the plact ill be nam-1All \ntmatec! In tbe tour Jhoul4 od .. flltl'l'lllt Feb, 11, liM llti aceldtlltala, •~ vartous ~"f:· 1 Glenoo Luollon; 'ftllrd Clarinet, Cornel, Jan Long, Jtm Werner, Babr; Bassoon, Leland Bro!VII; eel later. Icontact Mra. Rtest 11 "'"INt. It BoiMil R. BeUrlak althe lrlllrlllllonll pro expres· • r. or Bani! tJNRram Rita easel, Barbara Archer, Barbara Klni: SOCODd Cornet, £-Flat Clarlnel, s•nte Mn. \\'ylnond Bradbury re· ' llle will c:<msUtltlt tho meedfiC. _ . llilit £1JII Clltltdl bJ 11011 llttotiib loud and aoll pasor "Diamond Leta Floyd· Firat Cornel, Mel aMarc French, Mary Btadbur)' • Pullen· Alto Clarinet, Koren fie\', •tuley 1\IOore. T b e ·~.:~:to ~~~~ a ::nee " ~019011 composite of $Oven nte Hacketi, Pat Gress, Bobby Eddie BrOWD; ~d = t , HawleY; Firat Clarinet. flo,,.. ooapte ta Nnr " Ill ' 1r1 Xllli marcbee <0111· net, Sharon Wlleon. Joyce Rttey, an, Hackett. Kathy '"'"'Y · sr. "''' • Bavn. W. Va. --0 ~todr ~~·~~ ~~: 1=rat!DI bla 1Mb anDtver- Debbie Triplett; Toney 'Man!ey; R~ndy Becker; French lit>~, b\e Kln8. Elaine Davl•. Chrl•· no J.eque .. walll '..GI~n aary · • novelty nuntb<lt, "The Tromblllle, Kent Kloeo: Drums., D•ane Welsh: ~tr~ Tj~bono tine &Hey, Sr. : secnttl! ,·t•rt orncen for the coming year \lett, Bernice Winn, Neva Pr•tt, Echo" ill pas· \ by LerO\ An<l<r- 1Tom cooke. Oougta• Hicks, Kalhy • net, Ann Wll80n, .tanto Sehrttnll. were elorted and inolalled when all at home, Mn. Helen llrld, , • es and closln with the ,.n, ltaturoo on tetovtsion by j Bill Vaughan. Jim SChmoll. Bob- Kathy Kmg, : Edith HapW!Ista\1, Sr.. tho Phllalhen Clagg of the Mtll- 1ford, Melg! General Hospital; March ftom l Jerry Lewis. Role Mat\<! Hack· by J. Hy•ell, Keith French,' Kenny Smith, B•ll Hollinshed, Sr., r-Ottnl• 8sr·h dleport Church ot Christ mel !Mf8. B.rllta IJnrst. Arcadia 11!1': Third Clorlnet. Mnrt<• Huhthursday evening ., tl,. church Ae!l t1ome, Mr. and Mro. tier· I I Mr• McKen•ie ia Lewis Manley Pl»t bard, Mary .Jan-. .Jenk\nllln. A cowed .ti<h omner prc•CPd· "'"Fink at the hOrtteol tholt 'llto Kt Gamma Mu Chllp\tt Ull lr S : H ' C d I .4uxlllnry !Cathy BoHey, Sl!Ptlo r!,ld<: ld the moeun•. . Mro Rrvln R•··me. of lhe Beta ! I<• •• Pnl met on I ottell or or • .. BaSK Clarmet, Joyce Lnng. Sr. Thr Slott' ol oflim- ,ucl ndc \Irs Lena M<'Kmley gave lM . AprH 14 1t the 111<•1k•• rOO'It l I Mro. Donald McKentle enter ! The_Aprol meeting or t h · : ShMon Harris<'"· Sr : F'lr<t ,, Mrs. Woode ll r. ertnrto. pre<i· prnyer for sod;. Tho death of the Coi'Jmbus J:iJ Sonthcrn l ' talned tht Bl·Monthly Canasta [ Amencan Legtou AullllilfY Olto Sal, Llndl Hackett, Mary d•nt: Mrs [lon•l•l li•ck· . '"'' . of '"''· l.awrenre Ret'd. tortner F.lectrlo Slbtl Mntrl· n I club Thursday evenln& at _her The Missionary Lad\!1 of I Lewis Manley Posl 28S was he Lon&; Tenor Sat, Carole Ander president: Mrs. llcnm Rlr·e,. m"mher, was ret•<>rted. :son II'Di •I• ·•.•rl loltl of t:1e The Guild Girls of Trted!lone j llome, Pleasant Rld&e. Pr12.. . Trlt!dstone BaPII•I Church "'•ld Tuelday evening • the Ru~ IOn. Sr. . ..crelaf\ . Mrs. frenklin Tnv Mrs. Htek• gave rPCOI{toltlon , Yeot ,. Bapllll church recently prtsenl.· , for aame• wore awarded to Mrs. their monthly mtatlnl In the I laM First Baptl8t church Baritone SOI, Marvin Fir . lett . as;istam serO'tar, . aud "' Mrs . F.rn-.t Lallance lor her ' Fo~ndell' Day 11'111 bt bald II ' eel • beautiful play attd prosram I Mal Fol~r and Mrs. pI. I Fellow•hlp Room or the church I Mrs. Arnold Richards, prosl· French Horn, Jackie_ ~awl"'· \l rs. ' """"" y "' finwor . University Inn , Athens, Ohll> 'l under th• dltectllllt of Mro. Har· Taylor. A, btrthd•Y. gill was sent their monthly mP<ting in th• i operecl the meetmatn rll· Luanoa Mcintosh, Mo}oroe Uar er . M". Hicl< •-' '"' "'""11· Mo!s ~l•hlrM Hawll') . out·~mng , April 381ft Reserva~on• mu!f , fl' SCott. . , tr. " " Charles Rtffle from her 1charge or Chaplam Mrs Floyd uahstoc form . Popplea were or. tl!, Diane Welsh; Flr<t Cornet. ing .uffioer "'''h 11'" \ lddr<d president , th1>nked the o!!tctf~ . be atvan to Ann ftupe b)' Tue•·' Devotion! were tn cb,arge o.r , secrel p•L . ' Lee. and Study Lender MrA.I de.red !or popp~ day, by M". Bill Haekett, Cathy Plollan•. Hawl~~~ installlng ~lr... f-Jrl·k~ w~ : and rnemtJcrs fCir .their COOPl'1' ; day l9th. the Community Chtldren n chob ·! RE"freshmenls were srn ed by ; Chester Srott . I Wtlllam L. Smtth, chatrman. A Carol Kmg, Peggy McKinru~y; \'ice president. atlnn anrl hfi'lp durtng ht!r office 1 The buatnes" cUstrlct of Porn· Mrs. Renry John!Wn read the the ho~tE'~s 1o the ahm·t> n >Pl iPd . h; poem, "Jf You Carve Upon Second Cornet, Mary Wnlk Tho meeting wa. opened b1 and rres:niPd ~"· C.erla<!h, ero wtll be ranvassed during legend ot dogwood. M". Mar- and Mrs. John Beaver, Mn. Eu- 1 . pro~am apaned w;t.. l Marble" from the Nallonal Janie Gerard, David .l•nltin.: Mi!'ili Mildn >d Ua\~lt'~. presulent , Mw presu1ent. M.1s• Hawley wea l th/ week of April lAth, by the l e-aret Armstnng al'ld her daug11- i gem; 1'rlplett.. ~Ins. Rlrhard P' ,n· ,the sor.l g.. .Jc:illS Paid It ~~ · ~ magaZillf, was read by M r !1 . 'nllrd Cornet. Jim Clatwnrth~. with devolions given bv \ Irs. appointed ll< lhe new nawer Chapter lor the Cancer Cru« d< I Itt' M~tam rendPrM a ge\ec. , law. Mrtt. Gu~ Cowan and • •'\'he scn pture II'<!Oh ' n a ' I Rich, rd• Prayer for peace by Mlkt Buskirk Oonna Wil~•n Birks inr lu<ling • pne,;> . ' Ynur rloltttman, and L" \le Er- The ChapW will hold a lion. Thooe two numbers WPI't i guost, Emerson WelL . P.l"lm 24- A hymn ·.. mst Mrs. Will and the hymn First Bill 1 tHe to _A Book:" She had for vin. vanilla chairman. mage aale in early May. ltn chnrRe _of the rhrlstlan board ' tb; Lord fs R;:m~enc!: · ~:~~~ , America c\ooed the mooting. Re- stall, David Oiler, Sr. Second 1ol educatton • her topoc ·'Pray mi Hand' 'and The pr~gram wao presontecl l Jean Mor an ave the Summer Actlvitv : hj Mrs: J~m · , how•lr<!~tment• were served by the Trotnbone, Mike Greoo, CalhJ 0 included "".''' led, by Mrs. (,uy Reyo,?tds and waa \ aram on of Fri:Od. • church was buull!ully PI -" f Gl · 1 lady f ta ;oo hostes,.s, Mrs . Sherman Butler, Conde; Trombonlum, connie 0 "Love and Love tar God ' :ond entttll!d. "Ooi'I:OR.. The moel• 1\ •hl , llt>stesses fot the even-' decoraled with thr.. crosses, 1 annru. or 7 r 11 she t a ou te am. Mrs. Ridtards, Mrs. Ernest Cooke, Sr.; flarlton• hotn, 01111 "0u~ Tr~gir fnilur~ ot Shurin~ ing was cl~d w•lh tbe be11t- ml'were Rovo Vaughn. Tmsa l\ stones. 1re.s and other mater· PT . PL8ASAN1' 11 - Gorl ~on:, Mrs Ted Stone~, president, Bowles, and Mt~. Emma Bland Lewis, Sr., Larry Qiadwell. Sr., Chrost ~ •ih Othen She closed •d•ct•on. Tlntty members II d I S ,_ d Cl . .... 1 ials In Ute baclqjround wu 1 troop leaders wet. lhe ~ eltt Iconuucted lhe bu•ineso meet· wllh Mrs Harrison Bently Mrs Sue Rue Ken Ru,.ell · Ba&a 1 an ar•ca •ill ruaubeer.~lay '· huge· picture o! beaut•'fu1 h111s. odlst. Church and reporu!d on .in&. Till!· minutes o! · the las! CJurtis Lnckadoo .. • '' · Glln1ore ' ' w•'th the p<>em, ··Sermons w• 1r.'"e gnes" wero present \nc\nd· ; w•~· The next meeting . and Mrl.' Car·~ Coleman, Sr., Ed Se•." mg the R••· Oona;_d Hicks and l l2lb · , Evetyone In the play perform· pro1ec.lo 01 tha varoous lroopal meeting were read, •nd all rlt CmeU contributing hostess· Sr., Tom Evans, Sr.; B a • a The sick l'epurt mcluded •un . Doug, ~Irs. Ntna Bland of · 1 eel their parts of perfection. Iand dtscussed _plans for 1he olher reports were receivad. i es. Drum, Jan Cnnntngham, Sr. · Ada Lamhrrt, Jenn•e Satterl.,ld, Akron, and Sl>ve and Mlchalll i , , • . Rev. L. v. Gause gavo Jlllllmer •cUv•t••. of tbelt'oops, Mrs. Stoney reported on a Sllb· ' Snare Drum, Wayne Davis: Lena Mcli:lhmny, Franc.. Tr!p-__ :-.to~ton. _ _ ' T/nrd Frrda) Cl11b marks, and spoke of Ute spirit with Mrs. Cather!ne TOW1ler, Dl8trlct m..linll bfld rocently SEWING CLU IIMEET5 Charlea Mullen ; PercUS.lon, ·- --- ·· ·· Meet. Friday Eve of !he oeasMI. Robert Green , ~•ghbolilood cbotrman, pres!d- 81 MI. Carmel Baptl91 chur~h Hoste!l gift• wert presented Richard Jhllerty, Mike Mul· Mn. Henry Reibel "'" host· read • poruan of lite scripture. JUg, . at Bidwell, attended by MIS· "' Mrs. Fred Lelfl>•it when tbe len; Tylllpanl, Sean MullOll, Sr .. ess to the Third Friday club Music was fuml•lted b)' th~ Attending ~~re Mn: Jack l•lonary Ladles and Guild Girls. •Tri.City Sewing elab met Thur• Cymboll, Susan Oblinqer: Bell. Friday evening at her home, 9111ior choir, anti Patty Howard Fruth, Mrs. I. R. Fr ..r, ~s. The protlfaiD ended with ···- day evening at her home, Rock Cindy COIIdt, Sr. and EUnor 0 The Che<t" Oardon Club re-cti!Ss Ibis April. Pleasant Ridge. The meeting Jn 1 member of the Junior choir, i t'om ~he~:·~na ~ • · ,1·tence prayers and tbe repeatina Springs. 'ftlo evening waaiJIIIlt llodllller. · •ont\y mPI at the hom• ol The club i• spunMring I bake charge of Ml'll. Reibel, pretl· 111111 "AI ... And Did My Sav· ~~· . ' ·a ~ Mr • M~ ' ol thl M12pah. IIGCially and lD diVIng, lila' Bllketa ol lpr\nl nowtrl Mrs. ,Joan Kout7. Mrs. sale on election llay from 10 dent, o)lenecl wltb the Lord'&1or Bleed." Fay WhiCh the boltten tle!\'ed I del- decorated tho tor the eon1 pearl Kob\entz. assistant ho<· a. rn. 1o 2 p. m. to defray OX• Prayer lD unlsoa. Plana wert T 1 fl ·y Gl Lallh '"· ' TO MEET THIJRSDAY lterl coorse flo M,., Harlall CCL '1ltt Band Boostlrl' ASS!> .,,, and Mr< Oonald \1ora pensos of community trash bar-\ made let a dlltner at BaUey'a ro• I• "en am. T'nere wlU be a mee1'in1 Wellnlni, Mila ~ Vlr81DII clalloo ert®rsed the Sehoul 1prt•lding In the abSence or tlle rei• wblch ia lhe ptojact lbil reataurant 11 tbo Dill meetinl Tlllk on flair Care S ,Tburtiday, April 21 at 8 p.m. II Reibel, Mrs. Robert Rawllrlp, ll«t4 Iuue ond Mr. RUJieU president. :year. lollowecl by • moetlnl 11 the The Olllla Acldemy Trl·Hi· enaor1, unlor•, the Bedford Community Center Mn. Mlllar4 Wllderrnttth, Mn. pre~ellllltUZS to Mrs. E. o. Rill, Devolion• by Mrs. Koblent' EJeeUon or officers was held b011te of Mn. Arnold Hayee. A Y on Wedneoday helM Mr s. To Play oo the, Bond 1',8"" lor the new, Charles Rlflll, Mrl. Robert Reb- vi.. praldenl of lite Melga Lowere on Ea,ter, and the 9th wilh the followin& electetl: Mrs. round robiD eanl wu 110111 to Fll)'tJ 'lbompaoo of lltt Powder Tho senior and junior daases COnsolidated llish schOOl. Bem· ertrt, MIJI Ellrabtlll Flclt:, r.frl, a.al $ebool lor the 11tmur, a reodlni on "Fastln&'' George FrederiCk, Jr., proai· Mrs. Enteat Rhodes. Pull lllluty Solon talk and lead o! HanllaJJ Trace Hljb l<!bool 1M Fultz wW be lite apeaket. HIHm Fls!Mlr IIIII Mrl. Rulldll ':~"'"" <onutntw !or ll!e uond ond nroyer was glvea by Mra. dent: Mrs. Donald Mora, vt.. G!illltl wert pllyld wltb prll- • dlactiii!OD on the Cll'l ond wDI JlHIOOI lbelr IDIIUIII ploy EvlfYOIIO 1D'Iecl to 11tend. WJIIOil. tnue promobon. · Kautz. president: Mrs. Robert Wood, eo awarded to J,fn, Fred Jlel. ~ ol hair. , on Tueoday 11 I p.m. Ia 'b t Tbe club ditcussed a flower seerotary; Mrs. Clarence •uer, Mrl. 1117 Soldeolbellllrt. Allltt balllliSI meellllg, high school andllorlum. show tentatively on Motller's secretary- Mrl. lhyqlllllllln. Dlfmr 'l'lloma. which lollond tho program. 'nte play I• onlltled "The Day weekenll wtlh "Mothers" Neulzllna, lreuurtr, ltlrl. flelll 1le!relluDIDirt '1t1'1 ..veil by alllcen wen elected !or \be . Ready Made Family." It Is be· tho tbeme. YoWJg, second vlce pmiden!. lbe hOiiell flo lltOie ni!MCI •· coming year. They are Ceeelia l ing directed by Ml" Mildred 18 Tho th rapy <lass was re- An lnteresllna paper on "Sav- hove and M". Dale Smith Mrs. Pauley, pr.,tdenl; Ann Burson,, McClure. the proceeds !rom pGIUd ~ •arlouo o.mmltlee!l ed Ttee5 Mean So MilCh," Grover Erb Mro. Max Meinhart vice president; Becky Saunders,'j lhe play will go wward expenses lhat worked the month oi lwtitten by Mrs. Esther \Vrigbt, Mrs. A. H. Ebersboch, Ml'l. Cle- secretary; Jan Davl8 treaourer; of tb• SPnlor trip to Washing. . . G d cl i was rtad by Mrs. Woodrow Mo- land Hines and Ml'l. Ben Neutz. and Mary Jane Rusoell, chap- \ ton. D. c. 'ftle public 11 invited March. Rtverv1cw ar eo u0 t'l. lliits. lain. t ttend ill 811J•ao-press• b&l consented to conduct tbe 1 • a · I A "Sniffing Game" Will WOI bras you've ever seea or beard about. cky ' by Mrs. Woodrow Mora. Flower judge• awarded blue I . ribbons to Mro. Ada Holter lor &. unwriAkled after100 macbiAe Wll8llings. ' daffodila and snake pllnt ill 1 Japanese type m8J180ment: Till Walk • In Gltden Olub rod to Mrs. Pearl Koblellll, • 1told ·Ill AprU meetillll at lhe !or daflodU• and shrubs; rod home of Louise llarrii!On on ~lbbon to Mrs. Geor(O Frfldtr. Gol4 Ridge with the presldPnt t<k for daffodil• and llllc loll· Kells comfort BelVa WUlard tn charg•. age: blue to . Mrs. . Knbleota Since only ftve member!, for sh~ubs, Mrtcan vtolel bloom and Keels lle!VI Willard. Mina Hart, and b•td f•gurrne, and blue to Anna Hart, \!abel Lee and Mrs. Earl Dean for grape hja· I Get the soft, cushion COIIIfort- tbe snug but eas, titMn Harrlqon were prtsent clnths, tulips, daffodils IIIII tbe 'evenlnl "~' giVen ov.;. pussy wtllow on moss, wltb and tile smart looks ,that aH COllie wilh U. $.' " - ' a bunov ftflltrille. Economical, too, lor l<eds wear sowellllley'.e ,_. to enjnym•nt of movlu shown I Refreshment• in keeping with by Tbomaa Hart, aon or Anna ' Easter were oerved, tuna ftsb IJest buy ill the !on& run. · Cqg~ llarL salad. Easter cup caku craclt- lll1ke yOIU& a Kedl flmU~.t ,A, numbet or <ilde• ol the ers and ..ffee. Fav~ won cltlb I Chrlotmas &how ~rt tea towel• osed a1 place mala FDit _sbGWD. lisa a arou~ of •hdO! 011 travs. a8DI 1D Mr>. Hart from At!- The door prize wu woa 111 ,z.l!lll• Mrs. Buill RidollOUt. "~ Of lj>eclal tntem t were a ~ of sl1drs show ina plot1 'Ol:',tonto and l'egelehles beln& Eno Lodlsl Aid jrrin 11 tne experiment sta- b Entertained 1loll In Pllerto Rico where Eno Ladies Aid Society was lb. Hart was employed. Ht entertained ot a· IIHiay mtiOio deacr!bod ratslo& ~- pota· Ina Wednesda~ at the home of top and strowberrtes from Mra. Roletta .!ones. A lovely toed· poUuck IIliich wao se1'Vecl to 'ftlelr soil, being lnlo!tled nlrlt DttDtbera nd lilt ~~~e~t1 W memalodH. made it lm- Mro. Leslie Le~ey Mrs Re ' fttaGIIoll to pumte the expert. Reynolds, Mrs. ,Jes;le Br~: ·· irilh &weet potatoes. Mrs. NeiUe Swisher Mrl _llfi&JIIIiqt$ 1111111• llllOwed tbe md• of!ner anti Mrl Mn' ud· tbru tlll'awbllry being on chUdm. · ' &llltt. . S&tlatzll .. l . l l I AUI.Ql iarfle• of the ~erry t•n ,IP,•'ui•Jut"•llt 111utillrla1 ol thl seed being tm-1 Mrs. Glady• Hoflmu oaUtd 1 R&!tlna•u all,.,.,_.,..,., ~•utnt :lietlldl!d In thl ptllp of t b el tht moetlag In order, IDd lba P. •••·~-tbll , ilewa.JMCtll ,,, ...,, . . ·1110 hid olldes ofilfllup .... "lllttsad Aslll!' iWII . . !reel, flowers and '1 aoc:e," and rlpllled tbe Lord't ....... . . ........... !If· Jilt lfOW Oil the •S·IPrayer. Devollooa WIN . road •u;llts•tt t• . ol pawing p\ne-1by the hootess from tbt 1Mb tllljlarcane and t belcbaplat of Sl. Luke. Reodilt&'! Gl 'jtrOpliollolt, grow- were eJven by 1\fra. AM Ct,aplltllbocl of barmlllll 10111, Mra. Marie Frt4erltk. &II call and minultl of 1 b • bid durp ol Ioiii meetlni were bJ Mrt. Vera whtdl W8l W01l MBu. 'l'lte dosJni tlOil& lfU 'lilt M• 1 "Sialtdllla On The l'rolltllll," will bt -' the bome tlnd lbe aroup wu c11111111tld Mit let, die pro. by Mro, iloltetll JoDes. Tb e •f!ll[l!:,l~·i!! 'MIIll ''Pitillll lltal J- -Iiiia llilllll at lbe MIDDLIPOIT, 0. lite ll 81 tho allia Program,· El~Officers for Year .rw.:~.::~h l=~t~~ :,~::~:~;: :th::m:.•~ =Jt::l,~c~n:,: Beth ~~.:::: ~~~:r~:•ILouFI;~:: bellnners a~nd ye: play. f"' ':th hand mem- Fullz Sheila Moore, Kat by Major: l!'lrlt Allo Sill. lord, Sr., Belly Cmminghlll11: H. Olticers for Cominn Year Elected, Installed by Phi/tJthea Church Class S~ Clrapel!oclety Ha1 Easftr AJiolstance, -~ '1'roiDI>OJII!, Sbel'q)8ll Milll, play~wooln 'tb"diatric'i\Noocy'iin"'et: . ' Af, th . 15th lh B'i BE\ILAII JONI!:S the "First Concert by ett wu I. : • GeofltLuatll'illais1't<>mbolle, A llrP Dllll!ber of partnts Frank, Humrne•. and WhlsUer. 111111- JADII!f BANll- Ftrsll'lllle, Kika VanelooDIJ, Richard frleilds altendf4 tho annual 'ftle Cadet Band t& made up modoo!rn flavor lea-\ a"'• Rueaen Callly Btllll!ll llawley; BaH DrUm, Lee Floyd, sprjng concert given by the tn- ol 7th and 8th gr_ade P"!~ers. ber · wl I . . a'e•tor •~nd Flute', Robin f4111o, Tor- Steve Oiler; Snare Drum. Mark ·~~;~t;.! ~:: ~~!'~mPnt ~jlt.ir QP\Pf'l.tf'IR~ mcluded D c t:ured Roy Coleman, \' . • u - ~u ..,._ ... ,..._ ,.,.. , _ ~ . 'R'ftWler. Demdl Boat, Mtckey !of the Middleport Schools fro· - '-March" by Renoldo. • now\ TUba -i1i.tJim WlldermUIII: hr· day the hlsb lor young bands, leatur- fiiiP"rlortldr Hysell swwon. cuu!ol. DaVe DQdlon, RIAlllll'd ......evert1n1 __ ,__ _ -at ......... -.......school ~~~ ,march ..... ·~!~•I!'IM ttebk!lnslnunents eompe on allAlben · 11• Tho . _ con-. Rhondo ~- _ .... -~-.!'--Sylvia a 1 . - Kht.. llunrtv. BOit1' Picken&: Belli, -~~~~~~=-~~~·· :.::&;;e;;a part in the loW• eluding numl*,,I :_rAe_-.·:·~ ~~ ="'~-~~'":.~-=-~:=ib.." "Gabie, BreruW Eel"'' liiJIICI \IJJ1;1>. nn4e" and Freedom by lltwN a LIN'" Ul De\.VPU ..:,&. . A&Killt ~ .,......... \Villlam K. RUIIBell, Dlrecll>r. er brass.. ::nollday ~m ," cy and the Broadway bit, "My ae'rtaeb, VICky VaDMetre, Ka- wardt. . The_Wl!ll rounded and well by Weber, =heal Jth Fair Lady" by Lerner-Loewe. Illy McGirr, SbeiOII Olllt, SENIOR BAND Piooll>, 11 held In Logan on with Mrs. April 7th. ' r' Hapk•~ ft!pl \ \ \ \ Me'l,gs Events ••un H Helen Help Us ~o~lt'tr l pea~- -===;;;;;;~;;;_...,...,....,...,..;;~~:;;:;_;;:_:::.;::~:;:;iiiii=====-,1 I ·-.._........... ••niT• Personal Notes From Middleport Mrs.Riceis Honored Guest CHARMERS BY COB:OJ!RS a: THE \ the shoes tbat are causing a chain reaC'I ;on . sealy Postorepedlc• "'lift,...- Atlondlns •ell · Mrs, R•1lt0rla Kall, th~re's Marie IIIWldna nd II ht Slim, Morrow, 51, ee- "·IBh15, 62, tot 36, II FIRM X• OOBBERS't I . •• •Sealy Golden Classic flexible fashion .•• :,. - a -utll Wldlltt..:.. ·'11·" $7950 ................. L:arry's ~ ar iii' . 11: ia • �. ''t l 1Y MAIL IN, PERSON . - __;.;;;;..p.,___, . FOR SALE. 2 A. 4 100ms ., nalil Pii. 446-2631. r .... Est~le For Sale .... Estete For Sale The Wiseman Agen~ ..... Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav· l• ' TALkiNG • ~~--- Belmont Dr. GaHipoUs, 1 Phone 1111-3215. Termite Pest Control. Free Uons. Call Pomeroy Cement Block Co., WY Z-3193, Lewt.o Repair, In Middlepor~ WY 22311, Baum Lumber Co. In Chester IIIJ0.3301. 1 II 301c Rea.!Onable. Depen<1able experience. WY %-2208. 4 15 furnished, to work on Gr•clej B Dairy, milk once a Phone Shade 1196,1187. I 14 BUY A TRAILER PHONE WY 2-2156 r:ard of Th~nlci lllird Realty Camp•ny CARRIER WANTED FOR RUTLAND and Depot Street Inquire At Rlc:etv. Ont "FntH w.. k. C.mpln1 ot Roy1l 01~ P1rk rugs cleaned with Blue Lustre. America's finest. Rent e1ec- 11 trie shampooer. Baker Furniture Co. I 11 IF CARPETS look duD and The Daily Sentinel remove Ute spots BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ROUTE 124 Super Spt. Convertible. Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white wall tires, 327 V-8 engine, automatic, power steering, radio and heater, white fin· Ish, black top. Truly showroom clean. WI 9·2708 RACINE, 0, Stop In And Ste Why they appear with Blue Lustre, Rent electric shampooer. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Wo Think Thlt It Tho ''WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER I 11 In Memory A SHEPPARD DEAL THE 1CAR SEWING MACHINI . SAW I SIIMCI 161 lot A... PMM tUIIIU DllON AGENCY HOMI I INCOMI __ .......... . Ul\01 LOr, bl..tlop wllba I BR llllml. fall 1111111, . . lonod bot llr ... ..... - ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horton St. Millon, W. Va. Also See Us For Your C1mpin1 Equipment Nuda HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Doxol Bottle Gas. Brothers, 618 E. Main Pomeroy. 9 22 CHEVROLET aleoiii*....P* ... .. p1ott1, NIDIIIIIIod. nato 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door · ·$1995 Beautiful Sandlewood finish with spotless match· ing interior, like new whitewall lsi !me tires, automatic trans., power steering, std. V·B engine, radio and heater. A nice clean car in every way. 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2 Door · · $1495 Beautiful car In 2 tone green finish, low mileage by original local owner, spotless clea.n interior, 155 H.P. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans. Tires tike new. Radto and heater. 1963 Impala H. T. Coupe ...... $1795 327 cu. ln. engin~, Powerglid~ trans .. Power s~eer· log and brakes, like new 1st line whitewall !Ires, radio and beater, red interior, showroom clean, aU white finish. 1964 Falcon 2 Door ,.,............ $1295 Deluxe trim, Seats always covered. Whitewall tires mow little wear. White finish. Radio and hea!•r 1963 •cuRY ....... .. ·.... •.. $1695 Me!eor 4 Dr. Station Wago~~; Lo~ milea~e b¥ one local owner. Red vinyl intermr tam. White ftmsh. W.W. tires show utile wear. Lugga~e rack, V-8 en. gino, automatic trans. Power steenng, radio and beater and many ellras. SEE 1'1111 . . . . Super Sport Coupe. Low milea~e, vinyl intet:ior wltb bucket seats, V·B, automatic. power steenng and brakes, tinted glass, padded dash, wire wheel covers, ~lack vinyl rnof and Sierra tan finish. Truly a sharp sports car. For Comploto Auction Sorvi .. Coli AI Syracus. Corporati011 as 1965 CheYrolet Impala · · · · · · · · $2795 1964 CHEVROLET ........ ·.... · $2195 JIM CARNAHAN 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air St. Wag. $1095 Low mileage by original owner, good tires, VB engine, automatic trans., radio, heater. Sharp-black finish, red vinyl interior. RADIATOR ............. .......... _.. ................ ................ SERVICE P.H.A. APPROVED XII Now Ridlotor ShOp ecor eTruck eHeator Core CaD .. awJ, art ...... 0. D. PARSONS Ill ... • Bulldozer eAnyType KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 ···~ &lllllt EXPERIENCED USED WHEEL WurliiHr Splitt Plano bath. Micldloport, 0. AliGNMENT and $396 ....,. $14.00 _ . , BRAKE SERVICE 1110111 Stoplloold Raldl NEW 40 Inch Cqnlole Spinet Plano $596 """"' lOON WHAn 25e Do It YoUI'IIII Cor Wllh WHftlt lnPomo...., A Lecoflool WHO! lo~ro ""'""'fill Hll OoQipollllol'vlct To .,.., WATCH POR OPINING IJ!ED LOWREY ORGAN ......,. . $596 ·usm BALDWIN Por Comploto Llojtlldoto llll""lctOooYourPnmlooo CoD• =· 11611ocondA~ lhlllpollo. Ohle -<MW:f17 SPIN·ET , ~"•..PRICE Dished opartmonto, AU 11ea paid. Phone wv Rowley aDd Reed. Altet p. m. ..U WY UO!I. um. IS BlaeHnars WY 2-2191 1\"nu!ROY .,.. Can Ill. - tw t roqm • - ftrune, batb, I Jo!l, bouaa ..... Raintsd. Good buy at 83.-.' . BJilDLI'J'OBT - 8. Z1111 !II. Income property, one 11ft rQQlD aportment, .... ,..., room ~t. double SIJ'•' age, •uuJO per IIIOIIlll Ill-.• come. ti!I,OOO.Of). "~ stQry Yes, everyone is talking abo1.1t the clean,' late model cars Pomeroy Motor Co. has .. and the good deals they ere giving. Here are a few of our lale models that are as 11"..... bUYS 111 acrt1 011 blaell top road 10 milea I r o llf absolutely nice as a used car can be. SERVICE (ltfore Mly htl THI WISEMAN AGENCY Offi.. GI~ EYMI......-Ik' WJ.....an, 016-3796 1. N. Wlumon, Gl 6 4500 Everyone . Is..• The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 17, 1966-19 WOULD ygu DtLin" BUY NOW ENJOY Wln5 ~UECT!ON ... -- . All Kinds of Good Buys Allin One Place At Your Chovi'CIIel Dealer POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS ON DISPLAY OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO l'olllOI'II)'. Good 7 room 1tou11 with bath, ... healhll• .... A dairy set up, 2 baml, milk: ing porlor, bulk laltk. MIDDLEPORT - Cor. 4111 and Lincoln - 2 aJmy frame,· 1 rooms wifh bath, 1M forced air furaace, lli'at floor remodelecl. Euellal buy at f6,900.00. Albert M. Cu, llrtker lleai'J' Cleland, 8al01111811 WY Ullll Evetlillp WY Z.M 4 17 Ill Modern Re~dl Style HOUSE 3 Bedrooms, wall to ••U cato oet. panelea, air condllloneQ, &tweeD Pomeroy • Chelter, Ohio on Route 7. Mcod Jell to T.O. Crul,. Rt. 1 Box1598 Oak Hill, W.Va. Phone 469-3746 bath, lull ba.emenl, 1111 llr..u Sl, 141ddleport. ~ l't. Pleaaaa111i4111'1. U 11 UG - �. ''t l 1Y MAIL IN, PERSON . - __;.;;;;..p.,___, . FOR SALE. 2 A. 4 100ms ., nalil Pii. 446-2631. r .... Est~le For Sale .... Estete For Sale The Wiseman Agen~ ..... Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav· l• ' TALkiNG • ~~--- Belmont Dr. GaHipoUs, 1 Phone 1111-3215. Termite Pest Control. Free Uons. Call Pomeroy Cement Block Co., WY Z-3193, Lewt.o Repair, In Middlepor~ WY 22311, Baum Lumber Co. In Chester IIIJ0.3301. 1 II 301c Rea.!Onable. Depen<1able experience. WY %-2208. 4 15 furnished, to work on Gr•clej B Dairy, milk once a Phone Shade 1196,1187. I 14 BUY A TRAILER PHONE WY 2-2156 r:ard of Th~nlci lllird Realty Camp•ny CARRIER WANTED FOR RUTLAND and Depot Street Inquire At Rlc:etv. Ont "FntH w.. k. C.mpln1 ot Roy1l 01~ P1rk rugs cleaned with Blue Lustre. America's finest. Rent e1ec- 11 trie shampooer. Baker Furniture Co. I 11 IF CARPETS look duD and The Daily Sentinel remove Ute spots BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ROUTE 124 Super Spt. Convertible. Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white wall tires, 327 V-8 engine, automatic, power steering, radio and heater, white fin· Ish, black top. Truly showroom clean. WI 9·2708 RACINE, 0, Stop In And Ste Why they appear with Blue Lustre, Rent electric shampooer. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Wo Think Thlt It Tho ''WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER I 11 In Memory A SHEPPARD DEAL THE 1CAR SEWING MACHINI . SAW I SIIMCI 161 lot A... PMM tUIIIU DllON AGENCY HOMI I INCOMI __ .......... . Ul\01 LOr, bl..tlop wllba I BR llllml. fall 1111111, . . lonod bot llr ... ..... - ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horton St. Millon, W. Va. Also See Us For Your C1mpin1 Equipment Nuda HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Doxol Bottle Gas. Brothers, 618 E. Main Pomeroy. 9 22 CHEVROLET aleoiii*....P* ... .. p1ott1, NIDIIIIIIod. nato 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door · ·$1995 Beautiful Sandlewood finish with spotless match· ing interior, like new whitewall lsi !me tires, automatic trans., power steering, std. V·B engine, radio and heater. A nice clean car in every way. 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2 Door · · $1495 Beautiful car In 2 tone green finish, low mileage by original local owner, spotless clea.n interior, 155 H.P. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans. Tires tike new. Radto and heater. 1963 Impala H. T. Coupe ...... $1795 327 cu. ln. engin~, Powerglid~ trans .. Power s~eer· log and brakes, like new 1st line whitewall !Ires, radio and beater, red interior, showroom clean, aU white finish. 1964 Falcon 2 Door ,.,............ $1295 Deluxe trim, Seats always covered. Whitewall tires mow little wear. White finish. Radio and hea!•r 1963 •cuRY ....... .. ·.... •.. $1695 Me!eor 4 Dr. Station Wago~~; Lo~ milea~e b¥ one local owner. Red vinyl intermr tam. White ftmsh. W.W. tires show utile wear. Lugga~e rack, V-8 en. gino, automatic trans. Power steenng, radio and beater and many ellras. SEE 1'1111 . . . . Super Sport Coupe. Low milea~e, vinyl intet:ior wltb bucket seats, V·B, automatic. power steenng and brakes, tinted glass, padded dash, wire wheel covers, ~lack vinyl rnof and Sierra tan finish. Truly a sharp sports car. For Comploto Auction Sorvi .. Coli AI Syracus. Corporati011 as 1965 CheYrolet Impala · · · · · · · · $2795 1964 CHEVROLET ........ ·.... · $2195 JIM CARNAHAN 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air St. Wag. $1095 Low mileage by original owner, good tires, VB engine, automatic trans., radio, heater. Sharp-black finish, red vinyl interior. RADIATOR ............. .......... _.. ................ ................ SERVICE P.H.A. APPROVED XII Now Ridlotor ShOp ecor eTruck eHeator Core CaD .. awJ, art ...... 0. D. PARSONS Ill ... • Bulldozer eAnyType KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 ···~ &lllllt EXPERIENCED USED WHEEL WurliiHr Splitt Plano bath. Micldloport, 0. AliGNMENT and $396 ....,. $14.00 _ . , BRAKE SERVICE 1110111 Stoplloold Raldl NEW 40 Inch Cqnlole Spinet Plano $596 """"' lOON WHAn 25e Do It YoUI'IIII Cor Wllh WHftlt lnPomo...., A Lecoflool WHO! lo~ro ""'""'fill Hll OoQipollllol'vlct To .,.., WATCH POR OPINING IJ!ED LOWREY ORGAN ......,. . $596 ·usm BALDWIN Por Comploto Llojtlldoto llll""lctOooYourPnmlooo CoD• =· 11611ocondA~ lhlllpollo. Ohle -<MW:f17 SPIN·ET , ~"•..PRICE Dished opartmonto, AU 11ea paid. Phone wv Rowley aDd Reed. Altet p. m. ..U WY UO!I. um. IS BlaeHnars WY 2-2191 1\"nu!ROY .,.. Can Ill. - tw t roqm • - ftrune, batb, I Jo!l, bouaa ..... Raintsd. Good buy at 83.-.' . BJilDLI'J'OBT - 8. Z1111 !II. Income property, one 11ft rQQlD aportment, .... ,..., room ~t. double SIJ'•' age, •uuJO per IIIOIIlll Ill-.• come. ti!I,OOO.Of). "~ stQry Yes, everyone is talking abo1.1t the clean,' late model cars Pomeroy Motor Co. has .. and the good deals they ere giving. Here are a few of our lale models that are as 11"..... bUYS 111 acrt1 011 blaell top road 10 milea I r o llf absolutely nice as a used car can be. SERVICE (ltfore Mly htl THI WISEMAN AGENCY Offi.. GI~ EYMI......-Ik' WJ.....an, 016-3796 1. N. Wlumon, Gl 6 4500 Everyone . Is..• The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 17, 1966-19 WOULD ygu DtLin" BUY NOW ENJOY Wln5 ~UECT!ON ... -- . All Kinds of Good Buys Allin One Place At Your Chovi'CIIel Dealer POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS ON DISPLAY OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO l'olllOI'II)'. Good 7 room 1tou11 with bath, ... healhll• .... A dairy set up, 2 baml, milk: ing porlor, bulk laltk. MIDDLEPORT - Cor. 4111 and Lincoln - 2 aJmy frame,· 1 rooms wifh bath, 1M forced air furaace, lli'at floor remodelecl. Euellal buy at f6,900.00. Albert M. Cu, llrtker lleai'J' Cleland, 8al01111811 WY Ullll Evetlillp WY Z.M 4 17 Ill Modern Re~dl Style HOUSE 3 Bedrooms, wall to ••U cato oet. panelea, air condllloneQ, &tweeD Pomeroy • Chelter, Ohio on Route 7. Mcod Jell to T.O. Crul,. Rt. 1 Box1598 Oak Hill, W.Va. Phone 469-3746 bath, lull ba.emenl, 1111 llr..u Sl, 141ddleport. ~ l't. Pleaaaa111i4111'1. U 11 UG - �' ' ,. . ' · ~eek'sRoundup MARIIAGI LIC:INIU . Dtclllld A. Carm.Ul. :h. oaJH.poU.. .-d 'Carolyn A. Oard.ner. Ul. Oalllpulll. oavaac1s GUNTID Heten ~~....;:-~ . "'' 1· Pat~"· , Lyle('. Jl'raleyoiWl:JIU'I.\\. ''· :~ ~"' • C.EI IIRTI< Ri• •AGES DEATH~ Patriot, lien'ICH IIH" htld da:t' aften\00!1 ~~ the Garfield oi chrttt and Ji.un..t Hill cemeten. ThW'II· wu tn Chureh M~;~und. ·"jl .... vntt Tww"''" "'. · . :rul~a& 1. · ot,EwiDJ'loll aDd Wile of _l:reedl 'fw•vman, .. ucleadona:rriTal•tdol- .Voice ofrBroadway IN0OUR T wN li . I ·, ..'fa. • • ... ,- ··- · . ... "' Streisand wi11 play)mminett:t LP ''Lightly Ladn"!controver!ial "La ReUg· IoneBarbra di G · ,. • huge Ma aon Square has loveliest. purest. 1D .t'T&Dce- · ' .. &uiw movie ' BY DICK THOMAS the ar- alt'Je:r:'~~:u!tl.a:!Y.,~'~' ~~~:'~ 141 0 , wan: M!- ~lid~"· . .... ....' ... , ... ,, ....,...... ' . ,, ' ' JaCk O'Brian meJOQ- ieuse" Uln Central Park in Ashland, ~y., brings back a Jot of me- 1den one-nigbter· for charity · .. ic sounds,· from beautiful musi- its export ~iceose too (It'S • T•••••., ~- »_aw• ! Hri•tot. va.• dau1 btu of the Ia'- mories to me We motored to Ironton last Sunday and then ! Barbra's '1.000.000 (for her!) cal comedy standards to tbe bout 1 lirl torcecl ln.lo a coo~,;'~~-m~~- a~· Ko"~i~~pltti.'"u''"rr. I ~:c:_e .::'~v~l.t1:,''u~~~!nPtl:ma;.!~· crossed the Ohio River into Russell, Ky., traveled on down Ione-n.ighter tour right after ber Beot1es' "YesterdaY.' 1 au man- vent where tile vWaln Is a -per· w.-c~n ..d•v -. .•,~ l&•''d Mr•.· .c;:,~•;; nuanud by tbr.e •on~~ ud a daucA· lo Greenup and stopped in Ashland on the way home. L ,ndon ''Funny Girl'' engage.. ag!d in Perry's lightly Latin verled molher superiDr) l".<!Uon, \~"" '" \'t!., ' tl!'r, Grady, Geotie and Lloyd and ' • . . • i .. _ • "'b' · od d J I le · '·" J 1 ~ 2 n a.m .. at H<~txer Ho•ptt.al. Mr.. urtce cumeeJU. servlt!N - 11 John Crabbe Junior High School IS sbll m the .same 1ment IS u:~ b1ggest shoWn in· go taste an. extremey as -A lot 0 1 flllnnel ulcers Tl'lursdn - ·" 'r. and p.fra. Renn!MII ~ld Thunday efternwn et : t\Mo h k th e Ind'liD mound s. person con lract ever slgned -·. lui care• ' gray M. Fft'~h·t , Hll' chntnut st.. • o u chu"'h of~ lll cbrltuan UD\OJI. place at the upper end oft e par near are popping already~ fta.. 11 : ~9 a. n• .• •• Hnlwr Hoapltll. and burial wu m vmton Memorial The old two story red brick school is gone and a new mod- La Streisand's agent Joe G1asdl City lh Ito LBJ ---Pull under Ule 4\reetloll of ~b· Me. • • . . J k' G 0 at e susp c n DEATttl atr w••!' c11 y Funeral home. ern one f]oor plin school J& in 1ts plac.e. fhe Indian mounds er and h1s man ac 1e reen New young New York rashlon might appoint Bob Kintner to Mrs. Millie sttever, u, dl!d sund AY In there bu1 th e "ttl · g uP and over the l J'uggled [igures from here to · des1gner · heIpmg · illum Inate lhe ~tNiiral center HoiPttal. she 1\'U Mr• UMa ~ ".,,. 11 M C'huhtr<1 are st111 u e paths tunnm ed th j t "t FCC chalr The European corn borer iwn• •n Morg11n t ..,. .• Der. :.M. n•so-1 di~d. TUuda; morJtina'm a Pcu•ero1 top are a little deeper now.l\lany ~hool children and visi- jLondon and back to Florida . . 7th Ave. sky- young George succe e US·qUl .~ Is one <11 the most devasta~ llau gl'l\tr of the tat• Allred ..nd I llospltal. Sh" ....... II natl\'t o)f We•t • -·-· . . . Gl . I ed f f' . Dr man E.- Wm. Henry ... Cyril 'hr ~;· Pt Kna~p l:l.Y- She ..... a vtrJI,nta, aad .,... , retlred 1 roc:NY itors hl\'e traversed the little . . 1 aser a so snag_g a _1ve-1g- .Nanhello, son of the late . . . ing insect pestS of Amerl· Jjn•d• · e or Ch~•htre Academy •nCI !lore oplll'•tor .whkh •he· owned for biUs r the before and after vtews JUSt , ure pay-off for bls )ongtlme top V:jnt-ent Nardiello (boling com· Ritc~ard coUapsed right out can agriculture on record. t u u ~ h • thrrt on! year and lat"r ~1 yean., Bbe luld a}fa tll~ht 1Ckoo1 · wo rko:d ill the Jo•eph Home I !.ore in IVMt Vlrf\.n\11. She II IUI'\1VC!d Driving down Winchester-av ~ i prior to the dedication. ' stay Louts Armstrong - for a nti8sion physician)' DOW fash- of the "Roar of the Grease- It first started damaging In I'Jtls bul'iJI\. Her marr1.111e to ttor· bY her hWlblnll. Bert, two UUI)l\el'l · • NITY 1mpruv~- 113·Wee k .F ord Musia ~ ra d'10 toning · • ' tte ~huer took place. oct. n , 1001 •nd a son, !in. Mary Hoff~n•r~: · Mn. I stopped and entered. That ht- i THE COMM~ smart duds for K1k1 - paint" Calif. tour . Man com In New England, in ~~~ ltt1 ~ bur¥h· ~nd 11 ' aurvtvs. Vlrfl.nta Slyn and Cllarl•n Hem. tie stand was there more than 1ment Corporation of Galha (ves rad1o!) commerc1al: !UJ IHart -.._ George is married to dres sed j us1 ,,. A~ Li In 19111-17, where the manu, 1 hP!r mtrrled life hid M-en epent In Service! "'''"' held Thur8day art.r· • uae IJC nco of b r o o ms from r Lhe <'heshti'W commumtJr. flll• wu a ~oon at the ~t•wiiJI.lil• . cnau Funeret 30 years ago when I attended County has just 80 days left to [successful, Ford already has beautiful pintm:e Italian Count· walked East on 50th St a·• no facture broomcorn imported from mPmher of Uttlt Kl·rer rbureQ, Lad- home wltb b url• lin Gruer Hlll cem· · •• Salch's op t'Jon f or 13 [ess Marlsa Pompei de LalliSI I-~ ' . · John Crabbe Junior High. The sell t he G~ IllpoI'IS Sl a1e ]ns t'1- hOISteu h d' uu. I th 1...~ Airl. and wa. " charter member etny • Europe was a principal in· o£ uwe KYler <lraqe. lillrvtvtnr . ti 'I h I te f Ia d to a industrial k C 'I B ~"Ill • dson one even spun I ea a e dustry. The corn borer next ··htklw-. a~ Gilbert oi Ctnclnnatt, Mn. .... "" w.n. Marlll••,, 1u. s; man opera ng 1 ' owever, was- u arm n R wee 5 more. eel • LICJ.U e ~ 1ran stov j hat 'neverythlng .. Horti~ oi Harrison. Howard of swan· Patriot. died wedneadMy nlaht ln a n1r there 30 years ago. prospect or the land reverts to The Stratford (Conn.) Shakes- J. W. Harper Jr., 1!1 an appren- Go epRocpe k , led t [ spread to the Midwest~ lon. l'llHlell W,, Rl. 1, UaUipoillo GaWpolll ho~plta\ She 'II'U horn In w lk d bo J h c nl th ...... ( t f Me tal H th I tied to I J' I' h' II the ld Uul 'd v. y 5 expec 0 ep. stanley ot Che.htr• and Mra. ('abel! couaey, w." va., Nov. :n. l90t. e ta e a ut o n o ey, e vq<ar men o n Y· peare ea re I ge un- ICe c 1p o o ce 01 • . I Amerlca's ucofn belt." In Geortte SLucher, Grand Forlr.. N'orlb diUJhtert. Mn. GeorJe Meeh\lllJI uf Phillip Stolle Clifford Riggs giene. my Cagney to play Falstalf·l breaking in 88 an MGM studio point lndustriahst Joe Love 1949 alone this pest caused Dakota. There are 13 e:randr.blldrea Mary Collhll W1t1a She ill tutvi.T.ci ' ' I. h Ca told B'll • C··; head of the N Y State fashion the loss of 315 miUion and rour ..-reat trarnlchllllren . sen;- by her buMbar.d. Harry Maru. two Paul Meade, John Chinn, and I The city of Ga hpo1l! as IDey agent 1 .~1c cu.· tour guide .. . Gess what the . · · bushels or corn. ~~e:,.•w~: h~~~.~~::~ ~ri'!!ue~: ~:~!~~~n~n~':'!;m~:bllHn:y .~ John Mo~as..He knew some of j magnificent plans for an air· fre~ , "T.ell em I c~o't m~ke lhe ; Sing Sing com saw as th~ir e~ibit at the Montreal World's Gra,et tll!ll'emetery. Cbeu~w. .. nes a Nter. Mn. And· them. Cb.mn lB now a foreman 1strip and industrial park on th& weight. . ·. Dav1d Brmkley's Ealtter movie treat - ''The Ten ' Fatr, rew \·anover of Florl.da. There •re S 1 S lhe , land, proVJ'd'mg a.,..,., • ~ federa I moth er d'ed Former Navy Commandments." Nobody walk i --'--- - - - - - - - -- Mrt. unna sene ct~urcll, ta, a re•· four fl'allddlilllreu. Til• bodY 1, •t at Armco tee. tone was I ~':"rntno%e ~ar~~~~~~d~~efib•dl" ....:! W:n~~~~~n: ~hnn Funeral home In lad who wanted to be a taxider-1' grant comes through. I'm 100 se.c. John Sullivan was gol~. .inl ed out, either. i 20-The Sunda Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 17, 1968 born near Ctown City, oc·t. ~. 11112, mist, and dragged 1 dead dog per cent behind the project but With Paul Porter Kathleen 11i or- France didn't just 'lan the y 11 0 ~~! '~~n~!x.theFJf~:eJr~u~~!:o ~~: ~~'."dl~ •.;~~"~~: ~~;e.~t ~~- ~ horne one day on his ny to 11 can't see lt in any form other ever Am.ber) Winsor's husband, 1. ,_:.;;;;;;,;_;;;;.~·;;.. ...;.;;.;.;~. . . . . . . . . . . ._._.. . . ...,_.. ...,..,. . . . ...,..,...iiiiiiiii rtnp to lldward A.. CbUJ'('b took hom• in Columbu.. after an illnell "' luncb. He wanted to mount it. llban the comprete package as Iat Wasbmgton's Burning 'l'rt'f·' plue Or!. IS. 1891. She 111 ~turvi.ved three yean. H11 wu th1 50n of the . . "d 1b fte b,J liJ: C'hlldren, Mrs. Cr\'lt Sbeeta latot Jame. aQ(( Lottie IIetz. A Jrldu· Never did find out if he l . I' proposed. . ~ounlry c u '" . A r watch-- I ELBER~EtDS and Murra)' CIK"f'l'h of Rt . I. Crow o ate or (lall.ta Academy in \113.'\, he When I was in the seventh The bl'g quesll'on (!II· where Ima., Porter's game lur sew~ral , CtJy, Mn. NC!I!\ Radekln end Mra. wu a former employee ()f th• Pl!'nnLenior. botb ()f GalU POUe, vlvania RrJll'oad. He iR aurv!ved bY grade at John Crabbe, it was IwUJ local funds come from for holes, Sullivan commented, ' ,, Oeo111e Mrl. Donald Juhnlon or AlliiDC>I 'Rife, the fonner Ann CllilDpbell. to 1et1 s tudents the matchmg . federa I money. l n r" Now r know where Kalhi een ' wnual'll M. and Emmett <:1\ur..·n. hill t h r n - •nd • dauahter. mhr.r not uncommon 1 21 or J:uNota Still' Rt. 'hera an •un·tvun are thn• brothers. '-lax, reading funny pa""rs in class. anything less than the com- · got the title for her new book a~randchlldren and 49 treat srand· Galllpoll•, Robert E. or Lannvtll~. '"' ~hildrtn. " titter. Mn. Carl Elkew A.lb~rt nl Athena, and a U.tf!r Mr-. i Of course, you had lo have aU plete propltSed project, the deal "Wanderers Eust. Wanr.t ~rerr: of lluntint:lou .U.o •urvlnl. A. 1011. Edith DuC'kwortb of Lone Oak, \' a. ' b Waiter and ao lllfant chlld .... a,. servtcet w~u be hO!>ld lllondiY tn st. 1your omework up. an d your wont, amount to much. Land I West.• ot . . . Former newshen ct!Ued, Sen1ru ~·ere held Tu.udly Alo.uiu! church. wlth burial In S'. scholastic average lrad to be !acquisition alone will run $2,15 . Nancy Holmes formed .I • Cburcb afternoon In M@n:enille Bapttat IOitP.b ('lmeterv. I '' with burial . m Rii!Ptu-n 1 ·high. We bought the Sunday 200. and the total package will Irelations firm with former Palm · ~~tf-l'J' llnder the (brettlou ol the 1Ctyde A. kerra. "· a ualite or Gallla N t lhat ('ttl ta d ' "oo 350 Sprmgs · C 1 ) ma yor ]'· ra nk , Wautb • Halley • Wood Funeral . rounty. died APril 8, ; 0 a cotumbu~ ' ews a l e aewss n cost -Nll"· . t a . l!.nrM. ' hospJtat. He •u formerJ,- aNoetatftl ' l visited Sunday. Jo'ifty per cent of that will run 1o .....ert · their first big account , with th.e Belmont ('uket ('u. and 1 · A~Vf5 ' Mre. Wllrnt •. Mc:Gulra, rn, • TMident I C'l.rll Guve Vault Co. He ..... a .mer:o I Central Park has changed a a lillie more than $294.000, l~av - : - Palm Springs, cam. ot Rl. 1, Crown C..'it.~·. dW.d Stmda:J 1 her ()f Linden <:hun-b ol the ~·a1lr · rJot. That five block-long area · a an equal amount for local We always !bought Cary evenlns at 1be bome ()f her mo1her, ene. and a •ur,t&l"J' . creuunr of · m,. •n Fifllt Ave. lln. MC"<Outre """ • AFL · no lin ton for e-iJhL yem. He , was 11 bee hive of activity. sourcts to raise. The State has Granl's L<>uise Vuitton attache Dltl"'* of L"rnnn1. W. Yt.• dau&hter Ia 1unived b:J hie wife, Mab!L four 'The · · . · · • • 'I'III'HI I ot the 1at1 John Porter sm.nn ...rut •on 1 ud •b 1 ra.oddaildren. re were at 1east Sll tenms promtsed $100,000 for an air· case 10 an Alf Hitchcock mov1e . ' Mr.. ltdadJetta Jftffln Lo\·e, whn •urvt'Jl\1 bM1hefll •n Gernt Ker111 courts ami all of them busy" port • and the citv• and l'OUDty subliminal ' stylish tou~~;~h~=~~ ~ ~ .urvlvet. She \1 •urvl\·ed by ber of GalhPoU.. Will nr n. Pie~ . ~·t a. . . · 0' 1 huaband. Alva McGul1'4!, and • da~- and Hal or cotumbue. ServlC"C!a wen There s a large ptcrnc area each have pledged $35.000, (co-starring Ingrid W lJoda lAu. A brother ;oo.O t,.o held 1\tonda:J at the 111anrtl'll!! "hUI'I'h. d aJ b b · makes a total of $170. otJO I was about the most subtle, even 8ilten ua 1urvtve. Ser\1C'N wer. l't'it.b burtal 111 unaen (.'em.e~~tr,. an sever sse a 11 d'Iamonds. wh1ch I bald. Wedii:Kda,- afternoon at :..~mer'• 1 There's even a Kiddie Zoo. Wt available · This leaves approxi~ I subliminal stylish touch we'd ' Bom1 for Jlulerala. wtth burJal Ia · . , Ill•• Cb•pet cemete17. T.U DEADUNE duln t 11tay:. just drove ~round. mately $125.000 to come from ever encountered in the luxury- I WASIUNGTON (UPI\ _ But, "' b1g aud beautiful as some source. I wonder, from 11uggage dep'l - until lhe Mall , from your Central Park Is, 1t can not com-- where? 1UN delegate's neivspaper pic- 1 t Revenue Service pare with our own City Park, I tures toting a leopard skin at-- ! deadline lor filing !1186 its.magnlficent view of lht 1THERE WAS A WILD rumor tache en~IOJI"; That's the N!al l 1 this past week that Gallipolis new height of emerging African 1 tax returns is ntidnight River. 81 n ' I 1 • • IN POMEROY I~ &EtJ i 1· I See Th'e Excellent Selection of Linoleums in 6 Foot, 9 Foot, 12 Foot Widths and in The Popular Types, Patterns and ·Colors Galore. Also Floor Tile, Wail Tile, Congowall, Chrome Edge and Trimming, Room Size Linoleum Rugs. A Wonderful Selection of lawn Mowers, Plus Garden .Carts, Wheelbarrows, Bicycles For Boys and Girls, Tricycles, Wagons. e Plenty of Free Parking All Day long ' ! • , 1 1i TIUS PAST THURSDAY af- was going to get an~::~in~d~us:ntcy:. licbic;;;;;,~wo;;;;.t?;_·~ .. ~P~e~rr~yiiii~Co~m;;;;;o'~l Fire Cbief Jim North- The aource soid that ao took Junior Wilson and me nouncement was in the fire department's new on the location here of ao boat to get a picture of craft assembly plant. As of new parking lot and boat writing, 1 know of no sach 1 P.U~ITII;;;-;;:;:;;;;:;;;ramp along the park announcement. Wonder what II STOLEN .. in today's ever happened to Jim Rhodes NEW YORK (IJPI) -Jobn you'll see the turkey processing plant? They I Kozay, M, of Brooklyn, We look lhe after shot could locate lhat bere. Mark police tn men chloroformed the complet'ed facility. my word, aome day we're going 1 blm iD bia apartment Thursday year llld baH ago Hugo to get something. , 1llld otole flvo pailtllngi · took me and D a v e i . ' ·' 1 $Z,OOO. Kozay said the tbieves out iD his big cruiser . CONGRESSMAN WALTER H. 't'.lQ,'l'Y\ * ' I posed as telephoDO repairmeo. get the. before-shot, showiug Moeller was iD town Ibis past , J.- ~.1 J1 what I think waa lhe m oa t week. He slopped at the Post [ 1 section of river bank Office. I dropped over. But I Rell Eslllte Lolnl where along the Ohio. Riv- really stopped by 1o ,.. Pert, I ~ -Wo)() er. Nm Sunday "" officJal· Perky Lynda Rees, one of his ly dedicate lht GaUipolls lsecretaries, who's • native of I Upotream PubliC Use Area. We , tbe Old French City. Lynda \j lhougbt k would bt nlct lo shoot sisled I stop iD to see the Con· ' Returns not posboarked midnight will be M" tJarutL·,~·:~ •• ..,. late, and late filers have to , Mr•. Mary Bradlt:v a penalty of 5 per e-ent 1 va .. ll'wln »•"'on what they owt. J' iiii:iiliiiii I I, 1] -/-; I eele_i. ej.:o . I -QodJbe"r.ls .L. * n {it PJ'oner r .. ' every time s-1- Off.red • • .1 , : • PAINTING FDR FARMERS With 0111' lkill and experieru:e, and Stride IUte'e range of sboea, you caD beaure your baby Jets the c:orrect atyle lllld ai%e. eTrt.County Servl.,._ PlUI Muon Co. Wut Va. e31 Years Experience in loeaUty. e }' ree estimatu elncluding bouse• and Rural Cburcbet WRITI IRNUT THORNI Thurmen, Ohio er PhOM 245-5269 D£11'111' PWMBINQ AND IIEiTING ROilTE 110 lor pzvmpt - .. ..-Ice Call G' s-·ms C:..mplng Equip. mday Iober! E. 11atttMJ rg, and Willlam I, rural route I I when lbelt aulD a lraln oa otate ~ l!:lizabetb be. ~ tllled wheu (II' S.ve Now Thru April S.ve Now Thru April IN STOCK . 8 TRUCKS w '----'BIG sA vI NG~S~STOCK___.. .,.. a passetl(fr ole bere. ryn L. Varga, 3, tllled wheo ~ lib IDOtber at Ita ~· IIOI'Ib tl 1111 ~ Arthur !I'll· appar. lll!cl ill his be4o lty space heallr. ~eveland, Forced . ' FORD F-100 PICKU ••low••--- IIG CAR SAYINGS Our llg Spring Sale Commenctl ;, '•,, '\ZI. 't. APRIL 21st .' ' '.. I t CUSTOM 500 •2·• 3•s io,.,l .i $2275 See Ovr Ad in WHIItlllly'l .I SEtfi1NB. Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ I tw...,. crash Ill Jl'reltiiJ, !II, whlle orossiDI a tta-2321. THURSDAY blo Highway Pao 'ataUUes to pusb Allett Fabs, 11, d in an auto colI 128 near Neiv 45 CARS IAKIR FURNITURE . LOOK CXJT ~!. · HERE lTC~! d ld' be perltapa 1 Press Intern. Y and mldniflht Ia. BUDGET SHOP OAMPING trallon It <Ail!o a diacotutl) AND BACKHOE PLAY, RENTAUI, VICE. Hernuw R. Reese, SERVICE, Amabacy ohire, Ohio. Pb. 36'1·7580. Middleport, O. Trailor lain. Gill 4111 a .... 44&4239. inspect your roof. We ~~~; 1 1F.;.i;ii;;_=====~~ i:iiliiO:iiO:iiii:iil5 iaiizo iD lt~Raofillg u u new roofJ, FREE ES'I1·11 !lATE - Low II10IIbly P11' men~plan up 1o 611 IIIQiltlta to pay. CaU us today. Jtbll Grlf. fitb Roofilti ContraciDro. Ph. " --- HAS HIM NEW HOME FURNISHINGS At Budget Pricnl .. bere. Meacham, 111, Fred Kling, liD, I fatally Injured crash OD U.S. 2M Pl~mbinJ & He•tinv_ !ll'ANDAIID PLIIMIUNG IIEA'ItNG, 501 Secold f46.3'112. vays of here. Reiley, Ill, two-car accident :~~·=u:h~~y I,.:. ~"~.d w..nted • ~ slopped was to aee Lynda. 'I'ANTED: Vote. Primary Elec had...,. seen b~r !be da.:y·,ard ll lion May 3 lltiti For Court lore at lhe GalliJt COWIIy "' of Appeab. of elections, cbeckinJ p tl • J . Earl Prall 117-16 lists. AU iDa day's work, I suppose. - wen., Garr bn 1 Clyde 8. Wolker. Mgr. 8maU ... Amllt <~rd :a -ho II athletes of Pam o Gl~s. Anto.. ton, Bob Hysell, ilion illndall, :!11, Maudie Foltz, 541, t, ldfle<l in a I U.E. 88 tme. Jlo soulh of here. mell Sloan, !5, .------., ! \ MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE 1 ' . The Deputment Store.of Buii!UDJ Sillett 1,18 461 s. nl'- st. ' ' 949. �' ' ,. . ' · ~eek'sRoundup MARIIAGI LIC:INIU . Dtclllld A. Carm.Ul. :h. oaJH.poU.. .-d 'Carolyn A. Oard.ner. Ul. Oalllpulll. oavaac1s GUNTID Heten ~~....;:-~ . "'' 1· Pat~"· , Lyle('. Jl'raleyoiWl:JIU'I.\\. ''· :~ ~"' • C.EI IIRTI< Ri• •AGES DEATH~ Patriot, lien'ICH IIH" htld da:t' aften\00!1 ~~ the Garfield oi chrttt and Ji.un..t Hill cemeten. ThW'II· wu tn Chureh M~;~und. ·"jl .... vntt Tww"''" "'. · . :rul~a& 1. · ot,EwiDJ'loll aDd Wile of _l:reedl 'fw•vman, .. ucleadona:rriTal•tdol- .Voice ofrBroadway IN0OUR T wN li . I ·, ..'fa. • • ... ,- ··- · . ... "' Streisand wi11 play)mminett:t LP ''Lightly Ladn"!controver!ial "La ReUg· IoneBarbra di G · ,. • huge Ma aon Square has loveliest. purest. 1D .t'T&Dce- · ' .. &uiw movie ' BY DICK THOMAS the ar- alt'Je:r:'~~:u!tl.a:!Y.,~'~' ~~~:'~ 141 0 , wan: M!- ~lid~"· . .... ....' ... , ... ,, ....,...... ' . ,, ' ' JaCk O'Brian meJOQ- ieuse" Uln Central Park in Ashland, ~y., brings back a Jot of me- 1den one-nigbter· for charity · .. ic sounds,· from beautiful musi- its export ~iceose too (It'S • T•••••., ~- »_aw• ! Hri•tot. va.• dau1 btu of the Ia'- mories to me We motored to Ironton last Sunday and then ! Barbra's '1.000.000 (for her!) cal comedy standards to tbe bout 1 lirl torcecl ln.lo a coo~,;'~~-m~~- a~· Ko"~i~~pltti.'"u''"rr. I ~:c:_e .::'~v~l.t1:,''u~~~!nPtl:ma;.!~· crossed the Ohio River into Russell, Ky., traveled on down Ione-n.ighter tour right after ber Beot1es' "YesterdaY.' 1 au man- vent where tile vWaln Is a -per· w.-c~n ..d•v -. .•,~ l&•''d Mr•.· .c;:,~•;; nuanud by tbr.e •on~~ ud a daucA· lo Greenup and stopped in Ashland on the way home. L ,ndon ''Funny Girl'' engage.. ag!d in Perry's lightly Latin verled molher superiDr) l".<!Uon, \~"" '" \'t!., ' tl!'r, Grady, Geotie and Lloyd and ' • . . • i .. _ • "'b' · od d J I le · '·" J 1 ~ 2 n a.m .. at H<~txer Ho•ptt.al. Mr.. urtce cumeeJU. servlt!N - 11 John Crabbe Junior High School IS sbll m the .same 1ment IS u:~ b1ggest shoWn in· go taste an. extremey as -A lot 0 1 flllnnel ulcers Tl'lursdn - ·" 'r. and p.fra. Renn!MII ~ld Thunday efternwn et : t\Mo h k th e Ind'liD mound s. person con lract ever slgned -·. lui care• ' gray M. Fft'~h·t , Hll' chntnut st.. • o u chu"'h of~ lll cbrltuan UD\OJI. place at the upper end oft e par near are popping already~ fta.. 11 : ~9 a. n• .• •• Hnlwr Hoapltll. and burial wu m vmton Memorial The old two story red brick school is gone and a new mod- La Streisand's agent Joe G1asdl City lh Ito LBJ ---Pull under Ule 4\reetloll of ~b· Me. • • . . J k' G 0 at e susp c n DEATttl atr w••!' c11 y Funeral home. ern one f]oor plin school J& in 1ts plac.e. fhe Indian mounds er and h1s man ac 1e reen New young New York rashlon might appoint Bob Kintner to Mrs. Millie sttever, u, dl!d sund AY In there bu1 th e "ttl · g uP and over the l J'uggled [igures from here to · des1gner · heIpmg · illum Inate lhe ~tNiiral center HoiPttal. she 1\'U Mr• UMa ~ ".,,. 11 M C'huhtr<1 are st111 u e paths tunnm ed th j t "t FCC chalr The European corn borer iwn• •n Morg11n t ..,. .• Der. :.M. n•so-1 di~d. TUuda; morJtina'm a Pcu•ero1 top are a little deeper now.l\lany ~hool children and visi- jLondon and back to Florida . . 7th Ave. sky- young George succe e US·qUl .~ Is one <11 the most devasta~ llau gl'l\tr of the tat• Allred ..nd I llospltal. Sh" ....... II natl\'t o)f We•t • -·-· . . . Gl . I ed f f' . Dr man E.- Wm. Henry ... Cyril 'hr ~;· Pt Kna~p l:l.Y- She ..... a vtrJI,nta, aad .,... , retlred 1 roc:NY itors hl\'e traversed the little . . 1 aser a so snag_g a _1ve-1g- .Nanhello, son of the late . . . ing insect pestS of Amerl· Jjn•d• · e or Ch~•htre Academy •nCI !lore oplll'•tor .whkh •he· owned for biUs r the before and after vtews JUSt , ure pay-off for bls )ongtlme top V:jnt-ent Nardiello (boling com· Ritc~ard coUapsed right out can agriculture on record. t u u ~ h • thrrt on! year and lat"r ~1 yean., Bbe luld a}fa tll~ht 1Ckoo1 · wo rko:d ill the Jo•eph Home I !.ore in IVMt Vlrf\.n\11. She II IUI'\1VC!d Driving down Winchester-av ~ i prior to the dedication. ' stay Louts Armstrong - for a nti8sion physician)' DOW fash- of the "Roar of the Grease- It first started damaging In I'Jtls bul'iJI\. Her marr1.111e to ttor· bY her hWlblnll. Bert, two UUI)l\el'l · • NITY 1mpruv~- 113·Wee k .F ord Musia ~ ra d'10 toning · • ' tte ~huer took place. oct. n , 1001 •nd a son, !in. Mary Hoff~n•r~: · Mn. I stopped and entered. That ht- i THE COMM~ smart duds for K1k1 - paint" Calif. tour . Man com In New England, in ~~~ ltt1 ~ bur¥h· ~nd 11 ' aurvtvs. Vlrfl.nta Slyn and Cllarl•n Hem. tie stand was there more than 1ment Corporation of Galha (ves rad1o!) commerc1al: !UJ IHart -.._ George is married to dres sed j us1 ,,. A~ Li In 19111-17, where the manu, 1 hP!r mtrrled life hid M-en epent In Service! "'''"' held Thur8day art.r· • uae IJC nco of b r o o ms from r Lhe <'heshti'W commumtJr. flll• wu a ~oon at the ~t•wiiJI.lil• . cnau Funeret 30 years ago when I attended County has just 80 days left to [successful, Ford already has beautiful pintm:e Italian Count· walked East on 50th St a·• no facture broomcorn imported from mPmher of Uttlt Kl·rer rbureQ, Lad- home wltb b url• lin Gruer Hlll cem· · •• Salch's op t'Jon f or 13 [ess Marlsa Pompei de LalliSI I-~ ' . · John Crabbe Junior High. The sell t he G~ IllpoI'IS Sl a1e ]ns t'1- hOISteu h d' uu. I th 1...~ Airl. and wa. " charter member etny • Europe was a principal in· o£ uwe KYler <lraqe. lillrvtvtnr . ti 'I h I te f Ia d to a industrial k C 'I B ~"Ill • dson one even spun I ea a e dustry. The corn borer next ··htklw-. a~ Gilbert oi Ctnclnnatt, Mn. .... "" w.n. Marlll••,, 1u. s; man opera ng 1 ' owever, was- u arm n R wee 5 more. eel • LICJ.U e ~ 1ran stov j hat 'neverythlng .. Horti~ oi Harrison. Howard of swan· Patriot. died wedneadMy nlaht ln a n1r there 30 years ago. prospect or the land reverts to The Stratford (Conn.) Shakes- J. W. Harper Jr., 1!1 an appren- Go epRocpe k , led t [ spread to the Midwest~ lon. l'llHlell W,, Rl. 1, UaUipoillo GaWpolll ho~plta\ She 'II'U horn In w lk d bo J h c nl th ...... ( t f Me tal H th I tied to I J' I' h' II the ld Uul 'd v. y 5 expec 0 ep. stanley ot Che.htr• and Mra. ('abel! couaey, w." va., Nov. :n. l90t. e ta e a ut o n o ey, e vq<ar men o n Y· peare ea re I ge un- ICe c 1p o o ce 01 • . I Amerlca's ucofn belt." In Geortte SLucher, Grand Forlr.. N'orlb diUJhtert. Mn. GeorJe Meeh\lllJI uf Phillip Stolle Clifford Riggs giene. my Cagney to play Falstalf·l breaking in 88 an MGM studio point lndustriahst Joe Love 1949 alone this pest caused Dakota. There are 13 e:randr.blldrea Mary Collhll W1t1a She ill tutvi.T.ci ' ' I. h Ca told B'll • C··; head of the N Y State fashion the loss of 315 miUion and rour ..-reat trarnlchllllren . sen;- by her buMbar.d. Harry Maru. two Paul Meade, John Chinn, and I The city of Ga hpo1l! as IDey agent 1 .~1c cu.· tour guide .. . Gess what the . · · bushels or corn. ~~e:,.•w~: h~~~.~~::~ ~ri'!!ue~: ~:~!~~~n~n~':'!;m~:bllHn:y .~ John Mo~as..He knew some of j magnificent plans for an air· fre~ , "T.ell em I c~o't m~ke lhe ; Sing Sing com saw as th~ir e~ibit at the Montreal World's Gra,et tll!ll'emetery. Cbeu~w. .. nes a Nter. Mn. And· them. Cb.mn lB now a foreman 1strip and industrial park on th& weight. . ·. Dav1d Brmkley's Ealtter movie treat - ''The Ten ' Fatr, rew \·anover of Florl.da. There •re S 1 S lhe , land, proVJ'd'mg a.,..,., • ~ federa I moth er d'ed Former Navy Commandments." Nobody walk i --'--- - - - - - - - -- Mrt. unna sene ct~urcll, ta, a re•· four fl'allddlilllreu. Til• bodY 1, •t at Armco tee. tone was I ~':"rntno%e ~ar~~~~~~d~~efib•dl" ....:! W:n~~~~~n: ~hnn Funeral home In lad who wanted to be a taxider-1' grant comes through. I'm 100 se.c. John Sullivan was gol~. .inl ed out, either. i 20-The Sunda Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 17, 1968 born near Ctown City, oc·t. ~. 11112, mist, and dragged 1 dead dog per cent behind the project but With Paul Porter Kathleen 11i or- France didn't just 'lan the y 11 0 ~~! '~~n~!x.theFJf~:eJr~u~~!:o ~~: ~~'."dl~ •.;~~"~~: ~~;e.~t ~~- ~ horne one day on his ny to 11 can't see lt in any form other ever Am.ber) Winsor's husband, 1. ,_:.;;;;;;,;_;;;;.~·;;.. ...;.;;.;.;~. . . . . . . . . . . ._._.. . . ...,_.. ...,..,. . . . ...,..,...iiiiiiiii rtnp to lldward A.. CbUJ'('b took hom• in Columbu.. after an illnell "' luncb. He wanted to mount it. llban the comprete package as Iat Wasbmgton's Burning 'l'rt'f·' plue Or!. IS. 1891. She 111 ~turvi.ved three yean. H11 wu th1 50n of the . . "d 1b fte b,J liJ: C'hlldren, Mrs. Cr\'lt Sbeeta latot Jame. aQ(( Lottie IIetz. A Jrldu· Never did find out if he l . I' proposed. . ~ounlry c u '" . A r watch-- I ELBER~EtDS and Murra)' CIK"f'l'h of Rt . I. Crow o ate or (lall.ta Academy in \113.'\, he When I was in the seventh The bl'g quesll'on (!II· where Ima., Porter's game lur sew~ral , CtJy, Mn. NC!I!\ Radekln end Mra. wu a former employee ()f th• Pl!'nnLenior. botb ()f GalU POUe, vlvania RrJll'oad. He iR aurv!ved bY grade at John Crabbe, it was IwUJ local funds come from for holes, Sullivan commented, ' ,, Oeo111e Mrl. Donald Juhnlon or AlliiDC>I 'Rife, the fonner Ann CllilDpbell. to 1et1 s tudents the matchmg . federa I money. l n r" Now r know where Kalhi een ' wnual'll M. and Emmett <:1\ur..·n. hill t h r n - •nd • dauahter. mhr.r not uncommon 1 21 or J:uNota Still' Rt. 'hera an •un·tvun are thn• brothers. '-lax, reading funny pa""rs in class. anything less than the com- · got the title for her new book a~randchlldren and 49 treat srand· Galllpoll•, Robert E. or Lannvtll~. '"' ~hildrtn. " titter. Mn. Carl Elkew A.lb~rt nl Athena, and a U.tf!r Mr-. i Of course, you had lo have aU plete propltSed project, the deal "Wanderers Eust. Wanr.t ~rerr: of lluntint:lou .U.o •urvlnl. A. 1011. Edith DuC'kwortb of Lone Oak, \' a. ' b Waiter and ao lllfant chlld .... a,. servtcet w~u be hO!>ld lllondiY tn st. 1your omework up. an d your wont, amount to much. Land I West.• ot . . . Former newshen ct!Ued, Sen1ru ~·ere held Tu.udly Alo.uiu! church. wlth burial In S'. scholastic average lrad to be !acquisition alone will run $2,15 . Nancy Holmes formed .I • Cburcb afternoon In M@n:enille Bapttat IOitP.b ('lmeterv. I '' with burial . m Rii!Ptu-n 1 ·high. We bought the Sunday 200. and the total package will Irelations firm with former Palm · ~~tf-l'J' llnder the (brettlou ol the 1Ctyde A. kerra. "· a ualite or Gallla N t lhat ('ttl ta d ' "oo 350 Sprmgs · C 1 ) ma yor ]'· ra nk , Wautb • Halley • Wood Funeral . rounty. died APril 8, ; 0 a cotumbu~ ' ews a l e aewss n cost -Nll"· . t a . l!.nrM. ' hospJtat. He •u formerJ,- aNoetatftl ' l visited Sunday. Jo'ifty per cent of that will run 1o .....ert · their first big account , with th.e Belmont ('uket ('u. and 1 · A~Vf5 ' Mre. Wllrnt •. Mc:Gulra, rn, • TMident I C'l.rll Guve Vault Co. He ..... a .mer:o I Central Park has changed a a lillie more than $294.000, l~av - : - Palm Springs, cam. ot Rl. 1, Crown C..'it.~·. dW.d Stmda:J 1 her ()f Linden <:hun-b ol the ~·a1lr · rJot. That five block-long area · a an equal amount for local We always !bought Cary evenlns at 1be bome ()f her mo1her, ene. and a •ur,t&l"J' . creuunr of · m,. •n Fifllt Ave. lln. MC"<Outre """ • AFL · no lin ton for e-iJhL yem. He , was 11 bee hive of activity. sourcts to raise. The State has Granl's L<>uise Vuitton attache Dltl"'* of L"rnnn1. W. Yt.• dau&hter Ia 1unived b:J hie wife, Mab!L four 'The · · . · · • • 'I'III'HI I ot the 1at1 John Porter sm.nn ...rut •on 1 ud •b 1 ra.oddaildren. re were at 1east Sll tenms promtsed $100,000 for an air· case 10 an Alf Hitchcock mov1e . ' Mr.. ltdadJetta Jftffln Lo\·e, whn •urvt'Jl\1 bM1hefll •n Gernt Ker111 courts ami all of them busy" port • and the citv• and l'OUDty subliminal ' stylish tou~~;~h~=~~ ~ ~ .urvlvet. She \1 •urvl\·ed by ber of GalhPoU.. Will nr n. Pie~ . ~·t a. . . · 0' 1 huaband. Alva McGul1'4!, and • da~- and Hal or cotumbue. ServlC"C!a wen There s a large ptcrnc area each have pledged $35.000, (co-starring Ingrid W lJoda lAu. A brother ;oo.O t,.o held 1\tonda:J at the 111anrtl'll!! "hUI'I'h. d aJ b b · makes a total of $170. otJO I was about the most subtle, even 8ilten ua 1urvtve. Ser\1C'N wer. l't'it.b burtal 111 unaen (.'em.e~~tr,. an sever sse a 11 d'Iamonds. wh1ch I bald. Wedii:Kda,- afternoon at :..~mer'• 1 There's even a Kiddie Zoo. Wt available · This leaves approxi~ I subliminal stylish touch we'd ' Bom1 for Jlulerala. wtth burJal Ia · . , Ill•• Cb•pet cemete17. T.U DEADUNE duln t 11tay:. just drove ~round. mately $125.000 to come from ever encountered in the luxury- I WASIUNGTON (UPI\ _ But, "' b1g aud beautiful as some source. I wonder, from 11uggage dep'l - until lhe Mall , from your Central Park Is, 1t can not com-- where? 1UN delegate's neivspaper pic- 1 t Revenue Service pare with our own City Park, I tures toting a leopard skin at-- ! deadline lor filing !1186 its.magnlficent view of lht 1THERE WAS A WILD rumor tache en~IOJI"; That's the N!al l 1 this past week that Gallipolis new height of emerging African 1 tax returns is ntidnight River. 81 n ' I 1 • • IN POMEROY I~ &EtJ i 1· I See Th'e Excellent Selection of Linoleums in 6 Foot, 9 Foot, 12 Foot Widths and in The Popular Types, Patterns and ·Colors Galore. Also Floor Tile, Wail Tile, Congowall, Chrome Edge and Trimming, Room Size Linoleum Rugs. A Wonderful Selection of lawn Mowers, Plus Garden .Carts, Wheelbarrows, Bicycles For Boys and Girls, Tricycles, Wagons. e Plenty of Free Parking All Day long ' ! • , 1 1i TIUS PAST THURSDAY af- was going to get an~::~in~d~us:ntcy:. licbic;;;;;,~wo;;;;.t?;_·~ .. ~P~e~rr~yiiii~Co~m;;;;;o'~l Fire Cbief Jim North- The aource soid that ao took Junior Wilson and me nouncement was in the fire department's new on the location here of ao boat to get a picture of craft assembly plant. As of new parking lot and boat writing, 1 know of no sach 1 P.U~ITII;;;-;;:;:;;;;:;;;ramp along the park announcement. Wonder what II STOLEN .. in today's ever happened to Jim Rhodes NEW YORK (IJPI) -Jobn you'll see the turkey processing plant? They I Kozay, M, of Brooklyn, We look lhe after shot could locate lhat bere. Mark police tn men chloroformed the complet'ed facility. my word, aome day we're going 1 blm iD bia apartment Thursday year llld baH ago Hugo to get something. , 1llld otole flvo pailtllngi · took me and D a v e i . ' ·' 1 $Z,OOO. Kozay said the tbieves out iD his big cruiser . CONGRESSMAN WALTER H. 't'.lQ,'l'Y\ * ' I posed as telephoDO repairmeo. get the. before-shot, showiug Moeller was iD town Ibis past , J.- ~.1 J1 what I think waa lhe m oa t week. He slopped at the Post [ 1 section of river bank Office. I dropped over. But I Rell Eslllte Lolnl where along the Ohio. Riv- really stopped by 1o ,.. Pert, I ~ -Wo)() er. Nm Sunday "" officJal· Perky Lynda Rees, one of his ly dedicate lht GaUipolls lsecretaries, who's • native of I Upotream PubliC Use Area. We , tbe Old French City. Lynda \j lhougbt k would bt nlct lo shoot sisled I stop iD to see the Con· ' Returns not posboarked midnight will be M" tJarutL·,~·:~ •• ..,. late, and late filers have to , Mr•. Mary Bradlt:v a penalty of 5 per e-ent 1 va .. ll'wln »•"'on what they owt. J' iiii:iiliiiii I I, 1] -/-; I eele_i. ej.:o . I -QodJbe"r.ls .L. * n {it PJ'oner r .. ' every time s-1- Off.red • • .1 , : • PAINTING FDR FARMERS With 0111' lkill and experieru:e, and Stride IUte'e range of sboea, you caD beaure your baby Jets the c:orrect atyle lllld ai%e. eTrt.County Servl.,._ PlUI Muon Co. Wut Va. e31 Years Experience in loeaUty. e }' ree estimatu elncluding bouse• and Rural Cburcbet WRITI IRNUT THORNI Thurmen, Ohio er PhOM 245-5269 D£11'111' PWMBINQ AND IIEiTING ROilTE 110 lor pzvmpt - .. ..-Ice Call G' s-·ms C:..mplng Equip. mday Iober! E. 11atttMJ rg, and Willlam I, rural route I I when lbelt aulD a lraln oa otate ~ l!:lizabetb be. ~ tllled wheu (II' S.ve Now Thru April S.ve Now Thru April IN STOCK . 8 TRUCKS w '----'BIG sA vI NG~S~STOCK___.. .,.. a passetl(fr ole bere. ryn L. Varga, 3, tllled wheo ~ lib IDOtber at Ita ~· IIOI'Ib tl 1111 ~ Arthur !I'll· appar. lll!cl ill his be4o lty space heallr. ~eveland, Forced . ' FORD F-100 PICKU ••low••--- IIG CAR SAYINGS Our llg Spring Sale Commenctl ;, '•,, '\ZI. 't. APRIL 21st .' ' '.. I t CUSTOM 500 •2·• 3•s io,.,l .i $2275 See Ovr Ad in WHIItlllly'l .I SEtfi1NB. Pomeroy Cement Block Co~ I tw...,. crash Ill Jl'reltiiJ, !II, whlle orossiDI a tta-2321. THURSDAY blo Highway Pao 'ataUUes to pusb Allett Fabs, 11, d in an auto colI 128 near Neiv 45 CARS IAKIR FURNITURE . LOOK CXJT ~!. · HERE lTC~! d ld' be perltapa 1 Press Intern. Y and mldniflht Ia. BUDGET SHOP OAMPING trallon It <Ail!o a diacotutl) AND BACKHOE PLAY, RENTAUI, VICE. Hernuw R. Reese, SERVICE, Amabacy ohire, Ohio. Pb. 36'1·7580. Middleport, O. Trailor lain. Gill 4111 a .... 44&4239. inspect your roof. We ~~~; 1 1F.;.i;ii;;_=====~~ i:iiliiO:iiO:iiii:iil5 iaiizo iD lt~Raofillg u u new roofJ, FREE ES'I1·11 !lATE - Low II10IIbly P11' men~plan up 1o 611 IIIQiltlta to pay. CaU us today. Jtbll Grlf. fitb Roofilti ContraciDro. Ph. " --- HAS HIM NEW HOME FURNISHINGS At Budget Pricnl .. bere. Meacham, 111, Fred Kling, liD, I fatally Injured crash OD U.S. 2M Pl~mbinJ & He•tinv_ !ll'ANDAIID PLIIMIUNG IIEA'ItNG, 501 Secold f46.3'112. vays of here. Reiley, Ill, two-car accident :~~·=u:h~~y I,.:. ~"~.d w..nted • ~ slopped was to aee Lynda. 'I'ANTED: Vote. Primary Elec had...,. seen b~r !be da.:y·,ard ll lion May 3 lltiti For Court lore at lhe GalliJt COWIIy "' of Appeab. of elections, cbeckinJ p tl • J . Earl Prall 117-16 lists. AU iDa day's work, I suppose. - wen., Garr bn 1 Clyde 8. Wolker. Mgr. 8maU ... Amllt <~rd :a -ho II athletes of Pam o Gl~s. Anto.. ton, Bob Hysell, ilion illndall, :!11, Maudie Foltz, 541, t, ldfle<l in a I U.E. 88 tme. Jlo soulh of here. mell Sloan, !5, .------., ! \ MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE 1 ' . The Deputment Store.of Buii!UDJ Sillett 1,18 461 s. nl'- st. ' ' 949. �. .. •' . \' . .. ~ - · • 1 - , . , . .. .. .. . ,.. ~ , .. . . . .. . . ... • • •.• , . ,. ... , ( """ Iii'•''' Week ...... .. ........ .-. ... . .... ...., . ,. \ •, J 1, '' '" • . . ' - . ' ; ,. · • ~• . ... . .··' ·· ·~ '"- · · · ----- ·-- ~- .. - ~ . . . ......... .. ... . ,. ) f MAl Ill: DoDal<ll A. pd cno 1.Jn A o• • ' · r • •" ,.. . , ' . • • .r,, DIYOI ..... .=. .. ....'" I •• (\n!en e. Kl. :., 1=:\8 P. m .. aL Leslie !. '' Wfi!M ... IY • Cotton. IMI~'J • ll =~H a. m.• ~~ 1\ Tllur•ll•'l' , •. 1•'(.'(")<11'!1, 181 11: ~11 u m . 1\ i ou- ll Mrl. Ml1111!' Sh• .\ l,. lllrnl ( :~nt• la• r n in ~lnrt ll~u ~ llt e r ot 1 ~ l argat 'L' t Kntl e rall u~te of I • t il u Jthl : hf' r• wo rk ed in !he In l' ill>i l1Urfift. • tie Shanr 101 In t'lnshurah, I Lhl' 1'11ei r ma rried L l'lle~ hi~ ltl"'tnher of Li ;,..~ A itl, anti • o f LltL ie KY' ~hlldr e- n Uarli~ of WUILE n!E .STILl. IN MID- arl.' ll.rr t.on, l:tlarle. I Str.nley of . GPor ge Starch< nakot:r.. There ' md rour 1rea ices were ll!h! Harne tor fun .•..~, WE llAVE Gn•·el Hill .,m Mrl, Urtnl II ldent or 5!'13 her home ear. bom nur Cro ot tb W!leox d.J.Uihltr ~zy WfN DIDN'T 'IOU ~ILL TilE PUA\A l t TOLD . PEER .!t!EATTd TIDE US OVER fOil AWWILf! • l 1LL CUT IT ·UP IN THE rlqe to l!'.dw1 YOU IIIATE"' 10 SEE DEER DIP ~ou EVEATA5TE COOOAR CUTI.ETS1 EL!iiE,I CAN TELL 'IOU WHV EASY S~OT l~E DEER Otr :t"HE GIAU6IITEI!Eb! piece Oet. B. b.r till thllclrt and Murra y Cl CIW, Mra, Nee Gaorl• Uolor, Mn. Dontld J4 athletes of PODI l\o11Uam M.. an ot Eureka Stu o GUm, Anto,_ ron, Bob Hy!OII, 'llrd WeUo, GlrJ ICJ'andehUd~ e.b.ll4nm. A 1111 of HuntlllJ'ton Walttr Ind. ali • ; I ftlllld... !iervl.C41 afterDOOII ID Cburcb wUb ftmetel'f undltl. Wauib • lhllt ...... Mrs. Wilma 1. ant,. r. or Rt. 1. CruWJ. enllllna at tbe t17 nnt Ave. utlvl of Crese of the !ale Jot vays Mre. DlldJH.ta alll'riviL She II huban4. AIVII ',' ..r IJDtle t.u altUra ab;o eiU hUl Wednetd~ Home for Fun. Jllne Cbapel .,, :;j,. '. , ..,. , • ,., uUST llE PA11ENT,, IIIIIMH Dtvll, 6' EYEBALL. rLL TELL THE JUOOEAI!OIIr County, dled u SuDdlll' IJlornlru thll late Elmer CANI9HAND E\lfRYTHii'IG WILL BE SWEET AS A lt.ll.d IPI!At mot: COIUilY. He WU af U.e Standard ID( (:6., of Ga.W emplo,.ed u • r lJ IUrYiffd bY ehlld~n. BroU.o vl\'lnf a ~ f'orn auperilltendent, of C<1IUD1bua, M WhlrtOII, W. V1 HEY'. SEE WH.'.1 I SEe, CANISH? d to be perhapa I Press Intel'Jiao ., lbd mldnigbt hlo ffiKhway Pao ltalltles to pusla 8UP.IED~! •.. g. :_ h lllndall, :11, Maudie Foltz, 5t, •• kDled in a tw• ' u.s. 18 Qlree. lie !lOUth ol bert. mell SIQan, 35, 1a two-qr craah i·Of here. ha Relley, liZ, lwo.car occident ~EI THAT USLYMUTT AND THAT MEDDLING DETECtiVE I .-· f.:i'7 " ... ul Fnllai. 38, ,.. wblle<1'118BiD1a .' •• - ··-..- -~.. ~...... lldaJ ~ l!l. llamJer rg, and Wllllam 1, rural route 1 I when lhelr auto a train '"' otste ' bere. Meacham, 15, •~ ·· Fred Kling, IU, ' fatally injurecl crash OQ U.S. 214 ~ ,._. ··,;.> I I .•:. 18. I e:r. r;.. Allen Falls, 11, d in an aulo col! 128 uear NO\v ~ Ellzaheth , •· ~ kllled ole here. '' ryn L. Varga,,3, killed Whet! Uh IDOther at liD ., DOrtb el lilt Without expe IIO'USB Stride !tit &hoM, yo beaure your bab ·· pta the correct style and si%e • wben ~ was • pa9Serrjllr :.. I f.tt. ~F Bill .:l'reFse enny Arthur Wii- Clevelaud, appar. 11211 ia hit hedo lly spaea beater, ) i Forced j ~way ~k f was ealllfed·to t Larry c. Liev· ljaveu, Ia .... ' Roate 33, ahoul !nne nort11 ollbt I 1:10 a.m. SUD- r • • • • • �..... ..- .. ~. ~ __. }, J . ~., . . ¥ "' '· • . • •. •. ... ' . ... . . . . , .. I • .' ' ' • 0 ' .•. . . ···-· .. . . .... ' o I • ' . .-__...._...,.. .... .. ...-- • - • ~ - · ~. · ~ · ~· ~ ' ~ .. • ' "'! " ..... . ~ ~· ." . . . . . . . . ... . ,.. .......... _...,. ___. . .. .......... . . ... . ..,. ,. "' . . ., . . . .. Week ..... -·· ., ..•, ....• r,. :1 ... ... '.." A•l~" fi'ralt :; • L,ylll l'. ~·,~·f~ tri fy ..day- : ,.,...,.,.., HI I. o. rn .. 'II'].'··,' ' ..••, .. '",., ' . 'i'"1 _...,.....,. . ' '•· .., . ' . -·-•·· ·' ·····•··~ . . .·-·~·!Et .., ~, . . .~.• · •t ,,.•,i;.,. .. ,,_. 1-',:o--, " '' .:_,_,,11 '. ' i ' •;.-.. 1J .. ,,, .. ~-l:t,J•'•!/"• ,,. . . • .,.,.,..., ~ ~ ~~ •• _,' ·.·~ . ·'fl .• · .- -• ~ , ......;..... .. , , ......1-. • 'i ,.,. r; . • :-"'1"!-•.r. · :- .· rr. -~-:-:·~~'!"':U..~,;r::_...z~""~r :::::-~· ~,·~.:"~~ ' , I ., ' .. ~ ,·' . ' .• · .~·.; ,) 1\k. •. J ) ;:, , , •., • •• , ., I~ . • . - p4 CITOlya A ...._j)... .· . ' ... ' .. '. -- · ~·~ -~ ......... ., •., ... ...;. .. .,. ' ~. t •' ·...;: :·,_;,:.. ·~.. /'' · ' ) ; I , •• • '' . •t t· I "'~ ' .. . Ill Wedfte!ldn Cotton, J:ll\1.1, ll :~n m .• 011 ~. . Tl'lundiY M l' t>r~te l, 181 '·' Jl ::W a . m.. at '· - ·> 'I.'' Mrt . Mime 51'1• M~l\iral Cent .. •• • born ; n ~I O tf ,Jaul(nter or ~h rf:al'E' t Kn1 l&'raduatE' or • • • I t ~ U !I h1 .f thf'rt' ~·\f r~ cd ' ~, J In Uw ~ In t'itUburJit. tit !tha..er lo In PJtlsbunh, Their ••• marrl~ lht> Chethire ' member of 4 k>~ ~ irl, an~ u£ LHtle KY1 rhlklren art Hnr\111 of liar ton, l~ hariN ~t•nl~y of Georg,. Sta~h • llPkota. Ther• and tour Jrtl AND TO 'fi.IINKTI-IAT ~IAIU' &Al.I!Qt, ~D IT COU~D !IE CROHE!l8Y A lett weN helt for 1\u Gravel Hill re Ho~ Mrt~. '' ; LO,.nl It \ HJRTMARCHI ldt>nt of 55:1 her DOme ear bom near Crt dauahter ol tl )llry Wllco:t ri•J• to F,(h•o'l P11ce O<:t. 8, by aiK fhlkl~ lli\Cl Murra,v C C itY~ Mn, Ne1 Qeorae LIIDIO~ Mrs. Domld J• wuu.am M. a» 00 athletes of Pom Jude Gli.C>a, Antoa. Norton, Bob Hysell, ioward Welle, GllrJ of illreb .Sill ~tandebtldren • c:blldnn. A 1!1 ot BunU!llrton Walter and •• Ctiled. liitr.irt afternoon Cburcl:l 10 wl\b sant,. eemeterr unda. • Waul'h • HaD ' Ml'f, Wlln'" I. J lla-. ot 81.. 1, Crow ·' .vemna: at 1b.• ill'l' Flnl Ave. or Datlv• J ol Mn. Madjtltu nntva. Sha I hulband. Alva ' Ur Lll\da Leu IItten alao Ill lnlkl ' Crelol ot the .late wtdDtfill .• NORfiMEN HERE; ~~·;; Home fur Jo'U.D lllaa Ch1pel c: IIM'I.tt' Davia, • County, died 1 SV.t1t1at mornla ell• lat. Blmtr IIIHI IPI!Dt moe He 1Val af the SLandan CIIUDt)'. IDe Co., ot Gall: ,...... ~,ERIK! • . se ~ I'· .,.. . ev fl~f" sawi~.. TE~ • f'R:lMI~f?r_ LOSr IN IYII'!IOOJ!IIIIIl • ' ' IN ~~~Z!"' 0 ·r ~-~Ee-lb-110-HAW-H~ THERE N1SZ ~1 K!VIN1 OF APARTY ~; v- emplo71!d 11 a 1 '• ' 'bsr Art".:S aa.som IT DOESN'T MAKi ~ t . ·' 1'[Vllll IN Forn tuperiatea4ent, ur ColumbWI , !\' 'WIIu1oll, W. v , lVed to be perhape !ted Press Inter~~~o iday and mldnlibt 1 Ohio Highway 1'1,. fatallties to plllla Milton lllDdal~ 311, lbd Maudie Foltz, 51, !iOn. killed in • two. on U.S. 118 ~ mile !Ollth of bere. Gamel! SIQ811, Si, · in a two-cJI' crasb lBSt of here. John Reiley, 111, 1 twt>Car accident '¥ It surv ived by r:blldun . Brotb !Ways .. ' - _. ··-............ . ~ :· . "' . .. - .. . -· . . . .x:.: ~;.;;' .. ... .. ~ - Paul Frolllto 36, ed while.......,. a ~.,.,. , ,1 r . -.'. ' ',- Suolay Robert !. RamJoy Iburg, and William 29, rural route I !ed when their auto D a train ,. ~~~ ar here. t::sur THMKS 1: QJCHA600D .l -~- "" ! ,' ue Meacham, II, nd Fred KUng, 10, ere fatally injured or crash oo V.S. 2al. ldina. I Allen Falls, 11, Died in an auto co~ lbio 128 near New .trs. Ellzabelb fAt. !do, ldlled when Ear tt wa!l a passenjfr pole here. ·, '' With Gill _, ' UJl* ' Stride Rit shoee, yG beiUN yourbab . eets the POOR,AND I MY FATHER WfJ5 5TRX!T,R/IM· ROO STRICT. I WORKED MY W/lit THROUGH SCHOOl AND MY .FATHER RODE ME ALL 'lliE correct Le:moDt '• ·~ ' I DOtn' USUALLY PRY IN!O MY IN'TERI'IS' PRIVATE LIVES, BUT SINCE I I .. PI\TIENT.,,WJ;,_T GIVES~ lllvt!n, in • ... on Route 33, about If mile north of tht at 1:10 a.m. &m. • ' ..."' • ;<o<; r' r ' •• l i ' ·Forced igbway reek tage was eausod' to by Larry c. Liev- lOU'Re THE FAtHER OF 1i - Benny Arthur Wili, Cleveland, appor. riaWd in his be6o 'aulty space beallt. style llld llize . • • Mbryn L. Varga, ~. "· kiUed whe!l liir with another at liD just nortb el 1111 '' •• '' . "' ' , ·• ' •• . County Sheriffl :aid Llevlng report. :owded off the leR lghway by 111101her a creek In whlcll pod after 1111'111"1 eft side. :lamqe ill the Jell door and bw!IJ>er \del car. No �' ... ..... ' -~ .......· .. ' ·' '• .;, ··'·' 'I ' ..,, _, ' '• .:, • '! ' ' ' . . .. . !,J . ' • • ' • ' • ' • ., • I '' ' • , . • lr' ' • ' .-;:.=~-~~~ ..,,~\:,..:.~ · - -~ :.~;.· .;_·~·- . ,. --~ .. ' ....···- ~ -~- . ,.. • • ,... •or • ' ' ' . ......... . ., -......... .. . ........ ·--'" , , •o , . "' ... ~ I "' ' " " "'j ' O' ··"'~" '"~·-· .~ . . .... . . . ..... . . .... \ -·· ¥ '•' ' "" ... , •• , . , ...... ,. -' . , • . ~--- ~ ·-· ' ... .. ....... ~... 1 ~ ,. . _ .._ ,~ ,.,. • . . -.. ~ • .. -:-- -- - .. ..,. ,._...,.,..~~-~o•d"I:I., lil;; ..,_....~OMOWN____ .o.w..... ~ ' .' ' nd 'tnolyn A ~..: •.• ! •'•"' ''' \ DI"O' ' :"• ..!.:! -~lt, (.'. Yr~lt!), , at I:, 1'lMIIOIV - : \>T"~"''· i\i. :0, &:58 a. m .. ut I Wedftetday ."'" ... •• • (~otl on . IM \':1 ll :~A nl .• ll: a. Tllunday ll. ... i"ft'l'\t:'l, 18~ m.. at ~ ll ::'i!l Mn. Mllllt Sill .\ l r<lir~l Cent 11<>1'0 1n \lorf rlan~ llt~ r or \Lu ~;ort'l Kn 11 • er~du;•t~ of t~ua hl lhert work~d tie In " to ~ha1·er ,., ,.,, ! 'ltlfii!Uf(h, Th,.,ir married thl' Che~htn ' mPmllt'r of U I ...,. ;... .I. itt. and of LHLie H.y, "hllrlr..-n ilrt' Hor!i~ of lin '• ton, ChariH ~tanleY of GI!OTIIe Starch ll11tob.. Thl!rt STAMP TREM ALONE! \ four r:re; IDd ice& were bete Homt for run On\·el J!Ul ce . TO RUN! GQ, C~L. 60 !!! Mrw. Llrtnl •• ident of 1153 b.ar bonw eaz bom nl!lr Crt 4auabter of U •' Wllcux rtqe to l!ldWI •t- ~uy ,,'' ' Place Oet. 8, 111 aiJ: chlldn and Murray C Clb, Mn. Ne' U.Orp Lenior Mrs. Dontld J, William M. .n ot Eureka StaJ l!randchlldren ::t. ·.~ I t· ' ' I Gf Hunttnrlon ' Walter and an CtQH. S""1<'t Norton, Bob HyseiJ, Howard wens, Gur ;~ ~ • 1 of Rt. 1, Crow: eveW111 at the 417 1>1nt Au. UttH ot Dude Gil.fls, Anto~~~o •'• .. .bo-. Mn. Wilma 1. 100 athlete. of Pom :! af\ernO()D Ia Church with cemetei'J' unde: Wturb • HaU I I I cbUdren. A ali • .. ' In tht l'o! L.;. bur~:h. In • ' ' san(,. rways '7:· C~K of ibe ltte J ol Mr&. MldjMb ALLEY OOP INI'VIve•. Sl'lt I hutbud. Alva ; u• tar Lou !lUten U.o 111 llel4 We4Dftd.l. Home fot Fklc JOna Chapel co DINOSAUR POX? WH.\TS ITS SERIOUSNESS SLIGHT... I'ROB'LV 'THI\T'i' IM..,.M O.vlll, • Coullty, d.lecl t 'WM SOME 11ME Iunday mornln OM .lata J:J.mer and ~t ~A. KJI?'S PISEASE, IN 11'1' NIGHT: mot counu. ft. w111 The Willets OI<A.V... BUT THEN WE OOTNUTHIN 1'\\0RRV ~LLWE oved to be perhapa dted Press Jotera1o iday and mldolght; e Ohio Highway Pao 10 fataUties to plllil IX)T'PAes ABOI,JT? 1H'·11ME!' of tbe Stulduc lnl Co.• ot Gall: employed •• a 1 ._ turvlvecl by cbild,en. BrClth Milton Hindal~ 31, and Maudie Foltz, 51, lfon, tlliecl in 1 two.. u.s. fill lllree1 mile south of hero, Goroell Sloan, ss• t in a tw<>-elf crash east af here• John Reiley, 112, vl\·lnr ue rorr• ltlJperh!.tendent, of Columbll.8. fto 't\lbartua. w. v, -' ;i .;-· ' ...·..-" ,, ., ,.. ; ._ . " ' ... DOfii'T YOU -·-· '"1\oh '( i t ·~ t·~ .. I' ~- 1 beiiiN your bab ANDY CAPP ' ,.• correct style am1 .m ' ' ' ' ~ l 1t was a passeiflll' pole here. I atbryn L, Varga, $J. '* •• ,., killed when with ooolher at an just aortb a1 61 Benny Arthur \VIIi, Cleveland, appar. l<ial<'d In his heel'auity !ip11C8 healer, ·Forced ' ',._.. . I r. on U.S. 2M tlrs. Eltzabetb .... edo, killed when ~ / •• 1eta the 18, ldlna. II Allen Fab.!, II, lliecl iD an auto co~ lblo 128 near New i r;~ I sboel, YG I f crash r I· Stride Rit Frelllf, Suday Roherll!l. Ramsey oburg, and William 29, rural roule I lled when theit auto lo a train OR alate ar hero. ue MeaciJam, II, Old Pred KUng, •• ere fatally injured ·~· espt ICCideol !: SUMPIN'i' WitbOIII ~- ~ while erossiDC 1 WANTA .OO ., ...... two-car PIUI ! ' ' I ' '\ '• ' ·~ •'' I •... , .I ! I 'I ' ·..,. ";·~' ~ ~hway I ' ' ' ' reek ..,. wu caused to by Larry C. Uevliaveo, in I OliO on Rrute 33, about ~ mile north or the at 1:10 a.m. SUI> '' County Shorl!ro aid Llevlll(! report· Wded oil lhe leR lgbway by another • creek iD whici pod after turnln& elt side. lamqe to tbe left ·door and buq>per ldel car. No 1nJu1o : were re~ also I ~i J �,. r{ . \ . .. . . ,. ' ... . ... . . . . . ·--··-······'" . . . . ' . . ' ,. . . ...,. ... ·- . .·, . ' ' . . . .. ' . .. ,.,. ... .. ' ~ . ........... . . . .·• ~... ,.__. ......, .. ' ' ' ............ .,..... .;;~- · . . . ' . " ' ..... _ •• - ··~ .... · ·. ......._~.,, .. .. ..... ,... .. ... _ ,.,..,,, ~" - ·1!"' •.. .... """.., .~ . ~··- ···· ... . ' .' ;.:., ' ' . , . ,, ....,....... ' -........ .. .t, "''' .... ::.-..: ~~ o..... ~ k. ........ ' '. . ...... ' . ' , , ... , ... . ~· - ~- .· ..·:...._ .. .. · ....... , ..•.-, ..... .,. ' . ' . .......... ,, .· •...,.,;·.r---~ ~-~ ~ - ~- ~..- '~-;r.·' .,:.;.::;..:;:._to-t..~ - .............. -- ,_""l'",..""'·"t!!l.-!1.,~~ ,. ~ . ........... .... , _.. .. .... . ... .... .. -.. ·- ··.t...' " .-~, ' .... .........~- ·'".--'{··--.-... ,._ ...... ....,. ,., ,. ....-""-•~>1"~~. _.': ' '-' , ,·. ·. ' . 'l . J.· s..,.. ... ___ ....... ~..... _ ., .. --· ··' .. , .. ~ ) ' ' ' ·' ...................~ ~--',- -.- ---~--.. .... . . ' ', . -·-:-· ' ;.n •' \' - ' / • ' ·at· y · . • • enttne DIVO' ... R111l11" IITallt L)'le (.'. Frule) -, TuetdtY- ' ..,_.,., ., f~e IH 1. VOL XVIII NO. 1 a. m.. ~~~ MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1966 Wllldllt&daV IJI4 C(ltton. UIO'h 11 ~:lfl a •• A ..'" 111., Tl'lursdtr Ft•r•l('\. 16' 11:.~~ a . m .. 8! ... )-1. •• ... • • ~l<·rli<'~ l C01nl IHlrn in Morf dau g llUt o f Kn• ~ l ar!,!~rP I. ot llr<~dn :a e tan~ k l n,.re 1 w or~ ~ d In tht tn P1U-.<burJh. In Blasted by U. S. Jets sha,·er to l'llt8bUt¥:h, T heir m3rrt ed abe <'he.<hlr. • I Hanoi Missile Sites Mn . Millie 5ht tl~ • a.l ml"mber lfo~ o~ Ll Alrl. and of Utile c hlklr rn l!nrt!~ lA • •,U'j, Ky j 1111' ' ' o( ll11r . ' tot\ , Charles Stanll':-r ol SLarub ll~kou . Thert SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. Air Wf~#.Uift!l'hst:$jlji!W@_~Pl~i!II-~#.Oi!!M!IH!DR Foret jell struck closer to DA NANG, VIet Nam tUPI) - The Comm11111st Hanoi than ever before and hamlet ehlef at nearby Boa Xuan vUJaco lllltkored biOBted Russlan-nradt anti- when he saw the U.S. Marine PJtrol apprOIIddac toaircraft misstl., and sites In day. The Leathemeeb had spotted an anti-Amerku the auburbo of the Commlllllat 1lgo and they moved up to II. capital, a li.$, spokesman said Chief Nguyen Khong walled for tbe Americana today. to yuk down the algo. Instead the Marlon turned · They swooped in low out of toward him. They osked for the ehlera Identity P• the 111n and sent up huge pero. Khong admitted he had none. The MuluN billows of smoke and fire just cheeked ond found tho hamlet ehlefa DilDO on 1 15 miles fl'llm the renter of South Vletnamo11e lilt of VIet Cong 1ympathlzen. Hanoi. Take down that algo yonnelf, the Muluot told Ofli<ial• ollld two mis~Je the thief. Tho rhlof paused. The ·Marlneo baeked sites and a rif:d'ar complex were away. destroyed. 4 s.cendary •"PI• The ehlef gingerly reBtbed up ud begu to re- liP.O r~te and rout .,., luo were hel( Home for fur Gravel tllll ce Mrw. 1.1.-.1'11 •• itltnt of w htr tuim• tar born near Cr' dauib.ttr of tl Mery W!Looa rtap to Eldw~ Place Oct. tl, b1 ali. ehildn and c Ne1 Murro~oy Cl~1· ~- u.orr• Lenior M"rL Donald J, WIIU11111 M. llll of J:uret& .Sta1 frandchlldren -~·-, i, C!b.lld.nn , A •I• of HWltillftou W lllttr lnd an 7 j I ' eeuad. Ia C.INI'Ilb wllh Nml!lHJ' unde Wauetl • Hell !tom-, Mra. Wilma •- I of Rt. l, Crow: wenllll at \be .·-· "" •afely. · c h 1n e s e gunners who ~e Jaunchect one of the surface-to. late lol Mrs. Mld,JHb. .w"Yin1. She I luabanc1, Alva : ur LI.!Mb Lou 1'-&en 111o 111. blld Wculaud.l Bocae for fb.P ChJPel c Mi•• IM!nelt D.v11, • COUI\tf, tl.ed. I Sund&J rm;.rnin u,. lata. Elmer alld l)llltiU lllOI CCIU!Ity. He 'lli'AI of tiM ltandan illJ Co.• of Galt Mnployed u • . W IUrvlved by ~ldcen . Brotb vlvtnr are lfllpertntendent, t~f ColumbUII. !I ..... .. ~ . I ;. ' ~·" '.r.I ·: ' "' ~to 1 1}et tJ ~I f .. pranclng-a~d WitbOUI expf Stride Rit ·· Jelll the comet atyle andllizt '' '• ~ft . l IL., ~ 51 DieS Sunday M~morial ~ srh Iarsh. Af Morehead semi·•Rigs DamagedID• Tuppers PJaiDS • :~~ing . Wljfgi~s ~ ~an -~ ·~ ( ;., ~Dterlea'o111011 ~e tlerit IUI,.t~!ri';, ~111!:0 dam&~ed. MiJ Rh deS 0£ Spiller rt~- DI'es Sunday . Driver Forced Off Highway ' aw>~rded I Creek a~le ~top Fa~grounds, Beaut~v Race h as s..'t O,r.'S ' Back U!ll '.J r ~ I~ when~ I some~~ilting :~Na~j,:,.~.;::c , I ~~ whJc~ duc~?rs, ·~m ' th~ Morris Wins Geort~e lpro~ose oh-,yc """w H~ ~nd * be- ~lght ~ any;>~·~ pt'oJ eue your bab About the most pleasant weekend of tloe spring in Ohio also proved to be perllapo the most deadly in the state's streets and highways. A survey by United Press lnterna. tiona! showed 24 persons killed in traffic mishaps between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Sunday, slightly above the weekend average for this time of year the Ohio Highway Potrol sald. There also were two deaths in fire and two miscellaneous type fatalities to puola the over-all total to 28. The dead were· killed when was aceidentany Findlay: and Millon llfndall, Friday s\ruck on thehe head by a base- Ar"•m•n, Maudie Foll2, 31,, WORLD tod - By United Press International w•• ~ ·;-;!1 ~"'"'' !t, .N~fl. -ln.,•tiialiJii ~. v· . ' :J... •. porsu~ • • BuddhiSf Most Mlllt311t . . N k P As s atJence ID Jet am ,: -' r ~ failed 10 lead usistanct. FraDk Johnston told be beard tbe uldentllied yoatlt scream!Jig for help. Johnston saw bim eUngiug to a ebaia In Ute Ololo River, Johnston tossed a rope around 1 be youth, but due to the boy'• welgbl, was anable to lift him from lhe water. '"'' -= Flaally, a pas-by a"·d lo tbe rescue, Johnston saU at od bY1 Dd leaol' Is to pel'iOIISIIo relaoed lotlp. Vandalia : Gwen Clark, 17, ball bat during a ball game. RD2, Arlington, killed in a tw. Butler Twp., killed when a train Youngstown: Ronald L. car crash 011 U.S. 68 tllreehit her ataUed car on a cross- del, 20, North Lima, killed in tenths of a mile south of here. • ' '1 ing here. an auto collision on Ohio 1 in Huron: Garnell Sloan, 35, , Hamilton: Edward Greschel, Mahoning County, Huron died in a tw<>ar crash 66, Hamilton, struck by a car Zanesville : Charles Earl Snupe on u.s. 8 east of here. . while crossing a street near his 17, and David Burt, 18, both of Toledo: John Reiley, 112, ·- .. · • wert a • • home. , Worthington, killed when their Toledo, in 1 tw<>ear accident traffic ac-~ident at 5 a m. Sun- Services wm be heJ_d Tues-- Defiance: Donald Marti, 36, station wagon was hit broadSide beri. · "' "' -.. . · day and were alerted by radio day for Mrs. Elsie Voola Gor- Hicksville, killed m a two-car by a dump truck Oll U.S. tO at Toledo: Paul FreJIIt, 36, ' lhat the coject WJ8 ':eJded by, 79 • Langsville, who doed crash at the JUnction of US. \he Musklngum Locking County Toledo, killed while mossiJI& 1 tteir wav. H disappe-ar•:•l at early Sunday mornmg at Vet- 2. and Ohio 22-4, one-half mile line_ strett here. daybreak. erans HospitaL east of...... Beltsville: Richard Pinsky, 31, lloaday Spaue'r', IPI Air For .- i:.tnner Preceding Mrs. Gorby in Ravenna: John Schaefer, 33, Fremont, killed when his motor- Thornville: Robert E. Ramsey SAIGON fUPI) Tbe nation'& most militant Buddhist during ~" Korean '.Var. said death were her parents, ChapAtwater, killed on Ohio 43 when cycle ran off Ohio 12 jllJll west 37, Frazeysburg, and William ' Ui leader toured rebeUlous northern cltieo today urgln( I halt the circu~>r object a\out el and Rebeeca Sacvage Goff, his car was struck while mak- ! of Beltsville. E. Moran, 29, rural route I to anfl.government demonstrations, so 11 not to upstt .plans "30 to 45 lett in diameter and and her husband, Elsworlh. ing an improper !urn. Col mb s· Mrs Susan Adkins Newark, killed when their aula tbe· clviUan government "which cannot be controlled by traveled at speeds rr~rn 80 10 Surv1~ing are two. Sllns, Roy, Georgetown: Emery Frye, 64, Luth u : Ia. .. red m· crashed into a train oa state for a I 85. ' opo1"• 1a 11 Y IDJU · ".• as h'ongton. " 'I h Langsvolie aod Waod Lon• iOO m; co :1 our:• • · Manchester, killed as he affc accident on us. route 13 near here. Thicb Trf Quang charged the United Stateo Ia "opposed "It was obout t 0110 ,,., •• don: two daughters, Mrs. Ruth attempted to cross us 52 in : 3 1r ~I t" f C · ~..33 Lodi· Suo Meacham 1• bl to tho f~rmatlon of a national assem y ~·•• ,., and w•·• and Fred Kling, ·•- th ey can th• ' nlc>'"Or:v Hur ber of Danville, 111 ., an... Brown County. · · 1: 1our mJ es sou n o o1Utnuwt. Bellevue, • • 10, "' monopolize ~~d control t h e 1"we strongly assert that Voet briphl." '• said. ": had never M"'. Alma Nelson, LangsvoUe; Lima: Linda Lou Cardow, 19, • Ashland, were fatally Injured ly tbe UP! generals . . . Nam Is not a U.S. aatelbte. Nor this , , .•• t btfo" two sosters_. Mrs. Nora Pock- Sidney, kUied when her car spun j in a crasb on U.S. 2M H0 id ill 1 n 3 nd 0 d.., 11 wisb to hel!Ome 1 list '" ,,.y it'e. ermg, Manetta, and Mrs. Voc- out of control "" Onoo 66 soutn soutb of Medina. to ra " a ue a or 52nd stale." lOria Tyler Dexter· seven , i · • NEW YORK-NEW YORK'S Nang that continued agitation Quang app&'!DIIy .... trying ifOndchildren one ' great :I New Bremen. ... I Cin<innato: AI!eo Fahs, 11, 1rand ol' opry nouse - the against the military govern- to head off firebrand students ON VACATION grandchild. Toledo: Ru» vamron. 51, and 0 1p Fairfoeld. kil~ m an auto ~I· Ellowed, -grandiose. seamy mont of Premier Nguyen Coa who broadcast appeals over the Meigs County Dog Warden . . , hiS wife, Marg~ret. 53._ koliPd i~oon en Obio 118 near New arimy, and anciently lnefficent j Ky migbt furnosh ot wllh au radio at Hue lor demenstraton Logan will be on va.,. serv.,.. woU be held at 2 when a fire s.ept theor one, Haven. . stack of sickly, yellow brick excuse for reneging oa 1ta to continue protesill demandlllt! lion today through April23. Per- p. m. Tuesday at the Ra•imgs- story home here. . Toledo. Mrs. Ellzaheth f.tr. known as tne Met _ stood of a cov\han assembly the immediate oosler of Ky and 80118 needing his services are Coats Funeral home with Rev. Napoleon: Gertrude Moss- ! . . . fler, 36, Toledo, killed tQneless as a snapped fiddle-- lwuhm three to five months. establishment of another inter- asked to contact Don Robinson Clyde Bartlett ofticiatin_g. Bur- barger, 38, Defiance, when her j Robert Morns, prmcJpal ef _she was a passenJ* string today. The skin was I Quang is the spiritual leader lm government until the at - · or the Meljfa Coun- iai will be in the Wright Cem- car crossed the center line_on Bradbury Elementary school, hot a. Utihty pole here. there but the soul and guts , or the Unified Bulldhist Churob civilian government is elected ty Sheriff's Department. elery at Langsville, Ohoo 6 and plowed head-on onto! has been awarded a summer Gahoo: Katbryn L. Varga,#, were ·gone. land is considered to be ils most a tractor trailer. scholnrshop at Mo,..head Stale RR2 Bucyrus, killed wh011 be~ 83 , powerful and fiery leader. Ilia Satunlay College on Morehead, Ky., un- car collided with IUIOther at ID Opera, aher yem of strongly remarks anti were •OIIIOIIfl the most der_ theAct N>t!Ona\ Defense Edu- city. intersecliOll just north ef lilt posturong and American of ' Cleveland: Michael Hoover, 5, Icalion . . purgong human emoll0ll8 woth issued by hurch leaders Mr. Morros, a 194ti graduate Cleveland : Benny Arthur WB· O)me or the loveliest _sounds !be six cweeks o/ polili· The Gallipolis State High- Oll a charge ol failure to stop Arresled by lhe patrol. Mich0 0 Ior Pomeroy_ High Sch?"l, will ' liams Jr., , Cleveland. &ppar· 45 ever to faU across soft aor-had cal unrest way patrol, inv.,Uraled two within the assured clear dis- ael Blaine. 18, Middleport. was work for hiS masters degree entfy asphyxiated In his bedo It for a shirzy efficieut · accidents over tbe weekend tance. fined $25 and costs for speeding in education. He is in his first room b faul heaiB': new home uptown '" Lincolu Signs fluttered outalde the Iin Meigs county, inciudillt! one An accident Involving a park- Saturday in Mayor C. 0. Fish' year as Bradbury principal afy8 ty space • Center. pagoda where he spoke sayiq at 5:15 p.m. Saturday ou Rt. 7 ed car occurred at 11:15 a.m. er's court. Iter securing his BS in educaThe lila rinai perfonnance "down with American obstruc> in Tuppera Plains. No one was Saturday on Burlingllam Rd., The patrol reported nine lion at Ohio Univt!rsity in Aug. was 1 sort of magnificent vaud- tioD to a national usembly'" injured. six-tenths of a mtle west of Rt. er arrests over the weekend, in· ust of 1965. evqJe melange by more than and sludenta handed out Garth D. Sovel, u_ Tuppers 33. Botb drivers were cited, eluding Carolyn A. La!Vhorn, 18. Morris was one of 4{iteacbers 60 '\!'adlng artisls, and II con- leaflets oo the streets ..Y\njJ Plains, driving south in • semi· TJie palrol aaid that Carol D. Rt Z Bidwell. charged with Funeral serivces for Milo A. of southeastern Ohio, Kentucol arias and ensem-1 tractor, signalled a left turn Jones, 65, Rt. ! ·Shade, struck a fsilure to yield the right of Rhodes, 98, wno died ky and West Virginia bles 25 operas - w '' h MeJca Geaenol Hoc ital into a driveway, ll<hlnd blm, parked car owned by John F. way when making a _Jell ourn. mornillt! in the Meigs General the scholarshop under the ND-; tO linglng rreats. of the . p Hobert J. Rlre, 30, Grayson. Goett, Sr., 72, Rt. I Sllade. Both Her car was mvolved on a colli- llospital, will be held Tuesday , EA du..,..tod lo the Appalcboa l nt0 past In nostaljf!C back- Admlas,.., llolard•y - None. Ky., operating a tractor-trailer, cars were heavily danoaged. ston with a tractor-trailer Fri- at 2 p.m. at the Morse 1 am. drop Oll the now ·splintery stage DloeluirJes Salurdoy - None. was unable to stop. Jones received an abrasion oo day night on HI 35, thr'" miles Church at Spiller with the Heavy damage WI! eaused 1o at thntsrt. Admoolllono Sanday - C o r 1 Officers said thai Rice swerv- !be bond but was not treated. west of Gallipolis. Court dale James Early officiating. COURSE OFFERF.D a car driven by Larry C. LievWAI!HINGTON Pomeroy: Cora Thom- ed to his left to avoid a .colli- Jones was •""!led with till· will be set wheo she is to ial will be In the Sand Training as social welfa,.. ing, 29, New Haven, in .,. returped fi'Oill Easier Middleport: Rolen . Batey, soon but hi! aeml-oulfot bot the ure to wothin the .,sured leave the hospotaL. .. cemetery at Lollfl Bottom aids, which is a part of the serv- car accident Route 33, 1about 00 11 Middleport: Lucille Smith, Qoes. lEft .:de of !be tractor. Both clear distance and Goelt. for Cited for Gaillpohs mumeopa\ side hla late wofe, Clara. ice 10 military families ol the """ and a hall mile north of the laaues. ter; .EUen WiiiOll, Middleport units were heavily parklng Dll the roadway. Bolli court April 19 are Jerrv F. He w.. horn July 8, 1867, American Red Cross will he at 1:10 a.m. SunViet on 1 Dl.....,es Saaday - K I y Rice pooled bond to appear are ICbeduled to l)lpellr April Roush, 24, Pomeroy, ""d Rob- Spiller, and was a member given in five sessiOlls of four- day. , A telO)Iised Seoa:':· Logan, Cora Wig.... April 29 in Meiga county court 21. CONTINUED On Page 2 M- Chapel Church and hours each •Jarling Friday, Ap- The Meigs County Sheriff'! Relationl: Committee helll'lnc the Knights of Pythoas. He 22. The instruction will Department said Lievinc reportwitll Seoretary ol Stata also preceded In death by given at Pt. Pleasant. w. Va., he was crowded off the it'll Ruik the star son, Ralph, a grandson, aDd from 9:30 to 1:30 p.m. 1booe side of the bigbway by anotber to locua .. rreat lll'anddaughler. ler..led may oontact c. E. vehicle into a creek In whlcll Narn - add perbapa set Survivors include these Btakeslee, executive -•tary, his ear stopped after turnlnc . !ant for tlie remainder of · dren, Wild. ud American Red Cross, inunedl- over on Ita left side. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) there been aa mu<h Samantha liflar (Tho be miss\njJ. all of New Brljfhton, Pa.: N11113 ately. Thi!re was dam e ta the left el'fllon-year , ...Jon ' .. ' (l'el!est array of movie rivalry. Mlsa. Elilabetb Hartmu moe two. hour show wiD Riichie, Portland; front fender, door81and bw!oper 0 iii!VJLLB, SPAIN _ T w in memory will that year for "Suapiclon'' of Blue) and telecast in color lor the first Racine and Russell, FINDING REPORTED of his 1184 model car. No 1 of famou beai; of tlamor lor CbrlsUo, a (Ship of Pool&). limo (by ABC-TV 10 p.m.• 13 and Eugene Newland, ies or amsta were tlOi - M11. JOhn F. Kennedy _Academy Award allow Anilmfo tbll but Mlaa SllliOftl EST) wlt)o comedlu Doh Hope great rrandchiklren. RFD, Reedsville, wps Sloerlll's 11\Ct 'Prlileeit Giice of Mp111coon .tbe bailie of ·far Miss Hou;ll!lin will as master of ceremonies II, the may call at the Ewing guilty of excessive speed _! 01 the .!how at the tnte,.. healllllul Juiietl Eqland'.,.... awarils. ' . Santa Monica Civic AudlloliWn. Home until necin Tuesday conditions by Meip Count1 tiona! dit Sevllll .·· The -bet actor Jt'·• a cl,nte I'ICO for heal the will. be takeu to venUe Judge F. H. O'Brien but hill '1lte . wiD be out In honors, too. Both chiii'Cb. urday. Newland vias JilVOD lh tlltli" with eacbManila (Col "SoUnd of Muoio" and "Doclor warning. ~tea, J '• ' --''--11' t' •• ~ ty boat owaer rescueu a _,. pound teen--aced boy Sunday wblle 1 IJ'OUP of onlookers ri~ ~.·• ' n ;iho 1~ ~ O\le~~ "'""''~"""'"'~'"*''--~"" Mrs (;orby 711 ~·orr~ Whartoh, W. v , ••; ' Injured the ehlef. air tSAM) missiles from a Vietname.se g4vemment sent pl_acemeotl seven miles west of second hidden site in a futile an urgent protest the Do Naill!, ki\Ung 16 of tbe to bring down the International Control Commia- CommuniSts. The Lealbemeckl ~!tackers led to the second kill sion &~ainst U.S. bombing lowered the barrels of huge 15$ The swift Fillll Supersabr..; missions over a "suburllan area miiUmeter guns and blasted tbe IIAVENNA, Ohio IV~!I ,..sl\y dodged the mi,.ile and of Hanoi." charging Communists. Several ,Pi"'tres of,~ br!j!ht smashed tbe site, located <The Hanoi govt!rnm<nl said In a nearby clash, !be cl~ unident1foed ObJect about )7 miles southwest of the bombings proved "U.S. Marines hit guerrilla ,sniper w~ch two Portage Coun!y ,jcpHanoi. AI the same time other imperialists are deliberately positiMS with recollle" rifles ullfl <haled from At_water, pianos . knocked 0111 radar intensHylng and expand In 1 and COUII!ed 15 dead. Ohio, to Foeedom, Pa .• •ere to sJatums 10 the· same area and · The U.S. Army's 1st All' . today to eovern. . the·or war") . be turned.. Oller feiJow · pilots smashed into Otber Bomlt MlssJoa1 Cavalry Division ended its ment !lffirlals for study, A the rommunicalioils Other Viet U.S. fighter in !benorth C.ntral "opokesm· loa we~ ' n said ,pilot.. nilles to the south.I ar gets 33 North Nam planes with hit tO , operation Highlands Mosby 3511 miles of /(lap !Omewba1 Ou!t:ure 1· 85• bD s.· Th lo · 'd to · · d h kiU' lhre Viet Con• but the objeCt was visible as a • c ses prevoous rao miSsoono an eavy ' m-1 ogon. ong e • d k t' • f 8 • izPd HanoJ wa, Nov. 7, 1965, when bera from Guam blasted and eapturing fBur. Despite tbe ·1 American planes Blruck 23 troop concen1ration 6li miles light resistance they uncovered pan w, 1 .tg I 5 nong 1 huge armo cache includillg around it nflies southwest of the city. The north of Saigon. ttrgt!l-' then · also was misaile In ground ictlon, u.s. Ma- hand rreoadeo, mortar ammuni- The ob;ect was about I · ···•" rlnes beot back a suicide squ•d lion, artillery roundl and other 81 mtil's bf. Depot••• D,ai.e ·lliiDUI· IIHto salll tho North,attack agoinot ar1111ery IJII- explosiveo. Spaur and W. nov &17 Ji"lnt Ave . D&tlM ol Cresc ol SERVE BANQUET - Twenty five Pomeroy vo\unleer firemen Saturday evening prepared and served a banquet to about 100 athletes of Ponto eroy High School and special guests. Firemen participating were, front row, I tor. Harold Triplett, Ted Custer, Charles Werry, Dude Gitfla, Anto,., Lucke, Roy Kasper, Charlie Werry and Henry Werry. Second row, Moot Parker, Bill Grueser, Homer Smith, Joe Struble, Harold Norton, Bob Hysell, Arnold Snowden, Arthur Slusher, George Nesselroad, Harold Ebersbach. Back row, Bob Davis, Harry Bolinger, Herman Werry, Howard Wells, Gur Freeman and Jim Sisson, See ••sports Desk," page 3, for detaUs.- Sentinel Photo. ~i1~1 ~~~:,.pi_s;;t :;~:: :';;.;h.~ :l:~r:n":y ~~n~ c::~o:t~i'.:.J:"!r.i Pictures of I~=;~~::::;.I Oh • 10 Weekend Pleasant,. f#?-r-~m~~~~ Bn•ght UFO to ufider StUdy effort But Deadly on Highurays ~rvlr• aiU.rDOOn · ~ ~randchiklren, at~ ~ Cl)r~ ~. ~~. ~ COiillliilenIII'! tho will ~. Zhiv&~o" LOC~ TEMP!I tliO Is · · eacb, One....,of 11 thenoininatlono ~~0:~~~~;il.:~~~~~ MARIIlti.GE ~~,;!l~~~·~ to win tbe Oscar. The te~ in ~~:~ ~~~~Jimmy Clair ,Tbe other con~ent~~nc IIOJVieo fOJ'a blolnootl dloli'iet at 1 ~ Reedsville, "' re~~ ~;f: ~ piAt~ore f'Die Denn~ " "A 'l'boutaDd e:m. ' l:Af>:tfl-~ ' • " I I' ;f. -•. ' ' \ 71 okCl'OII under '> ~(II ~. ·' t• . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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