https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5063feace9722aac03c3bbd82f4ae92f.pdf 7c4d1b74731f7574b6fcc373d229aba3 PDF Text Text • - "''" .. ·-~ ' . •· ,. ' ~ I - - ,. 1 . ' t - tr,._ •. . J-~, 'I' ; ' . . ~ ' • i ,. Today'a'lbought. ' ~ ~. : . • cdase/1 '.·11: ;.; ·...,,,,:~;;:~;::~E~· .·:·. h~r· ·a~:s~~·~: ·a~~~iiity J~lann~d~.·., 17 ........... ~~·unhvs•~ ~ *' •""" 'J'· · ,,,, '"' ·•· ·'· ·· · . · . ·Gki .·. .. ' ile.kin., J..ulfV!Jle , . fl!iiU ;JO,; Route I W111Y8d; ptle~~!n~Jjary . hearbi,;,. ~ _ . . ,lbur· • ebarpsFrldi.Y lboi'Dilllwhlll hi appeared beC<lrO .Mti!Pc..tiley ~ Judie Frank W. PWter .1 rDe... roett.f S' •ase Utuo will (j) di- ·l o llle grlllll )lfJ. Ho appaared with his illtorne1, Ed.. ward Robe, ot Athena. Bond of f5,000 Polled earlier ••• .... talnecl 11111 Deskins was rlloaoeel. Deskllls Is ebargad wlth ,aoeond degroo murder 1n tho atab· bing death o! Avel Hor¥ey, 30, Dexlor, Thuradi,Y nl&lrt. ,lpr!J •• n Is alleged that Deoldnsllliib· · btd Har¥ey with a butcher knlro·· at the Deakins rural homo near DanvUJe. Har¥o,y died at Holzer lioopltal whore he wao tll!tn fol.. lowing tholneidonl WORKING OUT lET AILS or handling dckets and similar problems relating to the Mi" Southern Ohio Pageant to be held MOl' !at 8:10p.m. In the Pomeroy Junior High Si:hool Auditorium are these members of the attendance committee from Ohio Eta Phi ChaPter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Advance ticket.!i !or the pageant to be offered at li reduced price will go on .sale next week. From left to right are Twila Matheney, C&rolyn Grueser, Ann Chlij)man and Sue z_irkle. The sorority and the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce are c&osponsor.s of the pageant which will be directed by Bob Hoeflich. PLAN EARLY SERVICE An F..aster &mrise service will be held at 6:30a.m. at the Church cl. God in Chester. The public is Invited. TONIGHT, SAT. & SUN. ""'112.1a.14 "TO. .UK" BoetlltJJta Goat~ "DIADLIIR THAN THIMALI" Rich.anl Johnson EJk.e Sommer MDGS· 111ATRE TONIGHT lhrv TUESDAY Aprll12·16 WALT DISNEY'S "THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE" (Technicolor) Fred MacMurray Tommy Steele DISNEY CARTOON> Apllne Cllboro SHOW SfARJ'S 7 P. M. Holy Altars Cast Listed The pageant, llo\y Altars wUI vln Wilford, and Jonathan and be presented at 7:30 p.m. SUn- Jill' Rots. day at the llaelne Methodist Organist for lite prosontotlon Is Mrs. Mallie Circle IIIII Mrs. Church. The story is about a grand. Alo,yne Roes wUI bo reader. Somother pla,yod by Mrs. Margaret loists will be Pam Hill, Mrs. Houdashelt, but with L\oo Kim· Harry Wilford and Mrs. John bier playing the "granc:bother" Kimbler. Young people taking the o!lerat tile age of eight, Sharon Ervin at high school age, and Co~ lng wUJ be Buddy Ervin and Keith nle Ka,y ChaPman and PhUIIP Kimbler and distributing proHUI wiD be tho bride and groom grams wUJ bo Paula King and when the grandmother's wedding Rhonda West. The publle I• Invited. is restaged. Rhonda Ervin will be the maid o( OOnor and Ibuglas RMts, the best man for the wedding with PLAN BENEFIT DANCE Jane Ann Rees and Vlekie Wolle Tho Chester Alumni Assn. will as junior bridesmaid& and Pat sponsor a rowtd and squatoe dance Demar, Garcia McGraw, Char- 8:30 p.m. at Chester EJe .. lotte Teaford, Debra West IIIII mentary sehool. Francis An· Trudy Maloska as senior brides- drows and group will provide maids. Wedding ushers are Pat ""'sic and Jim Carnahan w II I HLI~ James Johnson, Bill Coreall, Proceeds will go lA> tho noll, Rodney Neiglor, Lorey KiJn. Eastern Scholarship Fund. bier and Jill' HUI. ... ~ the pagoon~ the baby of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill Is to be dodic atod. In the roles of tho srondchlldren for tile pageant GAUGES - GalUpolls, 11.9 are hone Frank. Eric HW. Perry and 19, 0 runninll 20 feel ol rolland Seth Hill, Lori Kimbler, K.. ers; Jlt. Plea&ant, 24.80; Pome~ roy-Masoo, 24.50; Hlnten, 2.10 ralllng; Kanawha Falls, 1.06 rising; Charlooten, 18.60 rising. Londoo, rWifting one-half foot ot rollers: Marmet, rlUiling one ~ rourth foot and Winfield, running me foot. River Gauge.s Contribution Made to Fund N .N!ol'fl ..... """" ... """~ . · ·•' ·~ to ll)e lofld.Am~el!ll Corit..W ~ boll!llb&ll jlileillhltfl\'11! ' • . ' -~ ' " _, t . ..t . ' Aftlorle&. .,• . 100 yeara old. A native ot ClmonobUr& Pa., homoiOWn ot Percy Como, Ute RO¥ . .Mr. Ruppoll roeol•ed his AD deiii'IO from Taylor Vnl•oratey near Morloo, Jbd,~ and p,.t.. uated !rom tho Hamma Dlvlnley School at Sprlas!lold, auo. Ho bepn hlo ...Ues at Middlepori 00 Mar 17, 1951. For a number Of year• he alao aorvod aa paaiA>r ot tho First UJII. od Prtob)'lorlan a.ureh In !ifn· cuse and more recently he haa served u pastor lor tho past two years of the Pre!lb)'torlan Prosnm.' ,. s.lout ·COuncU """ district ··- Ia~ ft!uo• of Aroa Couni:IJ, t!\oltles ~ tile comlnl yeor wiU·Iaelude. s.:out.O·Raml, Ski!: il880!11ed lllODthly theme~ to. !>-~. Scout. Fair, W~o• be eonaldtred hi Uti .c u•lltlr llo,y and Council. CJa"'!1'"'all• ' • of oadl peek, his aul-a, Dilll' Webeioi . Scoutil, whO Bra ~ Mothers, 8Ddll"ek~mmltteemen year~d bo)'s, will haVe of B<IY Scout•~ Amerles. . a ..... that' . .. ·; ·~ ' • Ioiii IIfter hio tlJb S.O..tbl!i d~J~m ,Tho, Ylrioey,,. ,e~~..., lllllal ,...,,., ~oo," .he llld, , "J11~~ - eo ~ not'CIIl1¥ !ol die ,\Jc>Yo "'!I IW tilt.Whole fallil4o." · I ' ,,. • '• . / . -,. ··' 1.' ,d . ·. ·· - ~~ .':·: . .. ; : .;> .. . ... • o'J ·" I ' ./ cu!'1i - elvll rlab!B bill ~- • wblcK he.. made the decllton ·i" r" .1 .'' 4: BtlolV oPtn ll!luatrw, pro¥illon dtmioct Ill ,~ ~ . .~ whleh would lallek .. clown ,,...1&1 from Coagreaa, Jom.- ~ "'· borrlara In 80 per eant ot tho "The Drwdeat momenta of nf ~. proaldtncy hu boon tlmll lllf: nation'S houliJW hi 1970, IIIII whtn I have aJantd Into lfli':Z Tho President olgnecl the bill the proa:d.se of a cWitUl')'." :, : Now, he Aid, Noarots "wtg:; In an emotlo...,..ktd White Houao ~ero1110ny attended by 111 ~ auaor the humillatWg • oeorea of elvll rlihta loadtro, of beiJw turned &W~ boeiUIO elargymen IIIII ""JWI'U8111811 net" Ia aookllic ~ jol), BOlDa IIIII -.toast oatkma11J on a roiiiW'IIIt or bu1hW a hom"' • "Witb this bill, tho wico or: radio IIIII telo\ololoo. Juallee ~ age1n. 1 procla~JR ; King' a widow was Invited to !air houllng for all II a ': Ute ~ertiiiOny but wu Ulllble to Part of tho Amorlcao ~ of : attend. life/' · ... lleeolllng the 1968 nteOtlng at • Tho measure carrt•• feclenl : · penaiU,o for eroaolng atattllnes ; or lnloritati roewueo ! o,: I!:; vehicles collided. Thart was no clamalleiA>thetroeter.uat!erlllll moderate clamaie lA> tho ear. No me was Injured, An aeddo!rt oeeurrod at 5 a. m. ThurldiQ' .., Rt. SS, olillt • tenths of a milo north ot Rt. 7, >lid wu not reported unll1 7:f6' a.m. Thurtdi,Y aeeonllng lA> the polrol. Thuraten Leonard, S9, Rock· wood, Mich., hoadtd IIOUih, told of!leers he mot an lmidenlllltd ear on a eur¥e, . wont otf I h o hll!l>way and lost eontro1 In the loose vavel. Tho ear hit a fenee poll, according io tho patrol. No charge was Bled. Dama~ was lll0dtr111a.lllll 110 lllOWIIIDJurtd. 1n riots or lnterforln!J will' : l1ollcemon or firemen <hlrlnj • rtote. •,;:. ln!tlal\y, tho bill, tho llrsi: Q>r ei'rll rl&bl• Jeclalatlollti t 01 throe yeors, wUI allact ~ :: fodorally owned or flnllnctd :; i111u11Q1o Tho 011111 houllni :; provloillne wW bo broadened • until thO)' ljlply to most housin(: by 197(1. .. : .: : ftot•.rv , _,. l POMEROY . NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND II"""' SERVICE NOTED The ~~~ Clwrebea at~­ raeuse, Forelll Run IIIII Millerllvlllo 11111 bold Eallliir StmriA ebureh Sialdl,l' at 8 a.m. Th•Sitl· lor MYF Will be Ill Gt; brookfalll "' be ......11 rGIJoiri . inl aorvleu. ' · char,. Mem.ber Federal Reserve System Member FDIC All Accounts lnsurlld Up To $15.000 Under The Fllderal Dtposlt lr•1ur•n.. Corporation OPEN fRI~Y NIGHTU-60 to J:OO ,I' ' t '•' •:: : (ConUwecl frlim Pap I) : : ot; tho Easter Seal Salt by Ylrtoe tho roet tho elub aetuall31bubl.t: 1, the Melga Coow1 Crlpple4 :: Children's Soeloey. The rotlriJil : club preslclon\ - Wendel. ~ ; 1 .nrM~n ..ri. loch this )'ell' - outomatleallf. : a.AJO~oua 888 boeomes "president" o! tho CrlP: :, 'T' pi~ qilldren'a Sopl8tr tho .I 0 n.W suing year· •• · •~ The soeloey w1111 lswr:hed llj : COLUMBUS (lJPl)- Bids will lloi8B Collllt1 In tho late ltto~ ;;_ be opantd Tuotdi,Y by the Ohio lndc>oodenl of tht llolar7 ,llull: :: lleparlmenl of IUI!I>waya on t6 Later It boe,.nt,&Dinhorited oil! ;: l'OIIAI>ulldlng proo]lcto ostlmatecl llgatlon of Rlltariana Who dilllreil : to eoll ~8 million, the terseat to malltlln tho lOrrie.• It Pro! :: bid letting opening this year. vldea for the COUIIQ"'o handie~Pt ::; The bids Include eonstructlon pod children. Evtn11JII\y the IJOo ~ projoet lor 2.2 mlloa ,ot t-t75 elo1;y waa loco1110ratod Gnfc-:;: Ia LU<el C011117, olllmattd to mally) Into the Club progr- \: eost $6.2 Jllilllon. The job .... earl Hor!Qr, chelrinln of thi : Included 1n tho March 5 bid op. 1968 ~ Sole which .oiling but a lone bid ot f1 mil· oed\'lllei of tho ~Wei a.u;l:; lion was rejected. Tho proJect dren'a Society, lo UfiiJw faaiW ~ Ia te be eomplstecl by Nov, 30, Ilea who ha¥0 roeolvtd 1-• lq ~ 1969. make whateontrlbutlonotbo,ycaa; ;; The seCUid larsest proJect Ia IIIII those who 1111,)' haw been ~ <'OIIslructlon Ot 111e 0na1 aoctlon, mioaecl on his melllac list, IIIII ,. U mlleo, of tho U. S. 33 bypus who desire to 09ntrlbu18, to ~ ~ o1 Logan In Hocking c.uncy. Tho cheeks to Curtis Jtnkln~"! :; projoet Ia estimated st $U m11. Treasurer, Crl!lpltd adldr*ii llon. Soeloey, Ylddle&>ort. J:IY• p Be .. , arded en:: flllancu : ' Drive to El~erfelds In from our directon, officen and staH ' ..' .I j • troy ' OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDA= NIGHTS TIL 9 RIO GRANDE- The professor JUs poem was one o1 six winthrew out the ehallense, •• a nora In the state. He and his good one lbould, IIIII Ja,y A, parent a, Mr. IIIII Mrs. James Karllmer IA>ok it. The llrolea. Karshner, have - . Invited te aor waa M111 Ruth Thomas, ol attend the annual spr111a tea at tho Rjo GrllldJ faeuley. Sit 111!1· Ole Governor's Manllon, -AprU &elled ~ l!er·""'-'1 .,...., ..17"11' 2 p.m. In Columbuo. AI ihoe wrlilaa illl1dtDIS enter tho thlo tea, llonorlng aloo ..,.,.ey LueWo 1.o.Y ltui:k Ohloooa Cm· chairmen or tho Martha Klnno,y got, &llrlea - • 1D OXPI'OII Cooper Ohloona Library AstoIdeals IIIII natural beauey cladon, Jay, and tho othar wJn. ., tho state o1 Qblo, IIIII were nero wVI be presented awards. to be written hi ajpateurs. Awho was vlce-9f0Bi· Ja,y. a aeniA>r majoring In dent o1 the student boclY at Rio &l&lilh, lntero- In educt· Iaiii year, a member of the Sen· lion, ehoao lA> Wflle about Jla.r. ate, and of the ldmlnlllratl¥1 donvUle, 8)'ll1bolieal ol a · •an- council, he was lllled In I b e llhlng ora. Jay had lived In Ha.r· Who's Who of Collose denvUle for 13 7tvl and h I a In 1967. 'I'.........• IIWl live thoro, II Ja,y fools In the flltUro people was formerly a company tewo. tho faelorle1 are deserted. . .. q.. stu-• Ifow ~orgers Get Probations GALUPOUS- JucltJoThomu W. lllllcholl placed an Athena Councy inln and hil wUt OD two yearo' llrobotloa each on a ...,.. vlcllon fll a total of 10 dllferont torgery charloa ~ Ill Galo- .. u.:-:u~ ~ 28, and Dt.,.. . ~ Colirove, 21, both ot A!h.... 'iltrola court oo bll1o otlnfol'lilatlol\o Conrrove / ploadod guliiJ to throe eounto ot torgery and .Mrt. Conrrovt to ' JAY KARSHNER IOVOII eountB of for881'Yo Slneo Ajlrllt, thopelrhed-. ASK TOWED under Investigation by the GALUPOUS - AllPII'hw for don of!leer tO a llllfl'laat lic0111e Saturdt.y In problllon or was In tho oflleo of Golba Cooney Proordar. Both ploadtd DOt SUUt: • Court wore Johll C. Bercy, whoa they Wl~l arn1gned 0D lht 68, GalliPOlis, pharmlelat, IIIII eiafltl In Golli!Jolfl llunleiPal Jio.!llla C, Powall, 511, (laliiPOIIa, P....,.. dttat'!IJin"•fltthtr •-bw Court. 11e11Ji1'11Phtr. will be more lnlerosttd In the fate ol towns like Jla.ydenvllle and plans lA> koop hlo many notoo puaslbly for a IMxlk wh111 he is not eo bullY lllld hla eoDOtle work Ia oomploted. lUi wlnnlnt poem foiloWI: HAYDEN);U.LE Ha.rdonvllle - one ot the last compan,y IA>wns Standa alone now . The ministry statement sold North Vietnam suggested on Aprfi 8 thot Phnom Penh be the slta ,.for preltm1nary contacts on the ambassadortal level • , • with 1 \olow to Pr<ll&rlng for the formal talks." On i\ilrU 10, 11 said the Vnlted States •'eame out with the Claim that Phmm Pooh present& dll!leuldes ••• beeouso o1 p...,. lema atiQ"'I from tho lboeneo of a u;s, miosloa 11 that location." •• At the same time, they PI'OJJO&ed a number of places whleh are not adequate to the llemoeratlc llopublle ot Vlet.- A fl.eld echoes in silence clang. lng 110Uftd8 ol nlm1" the statement said. The old faelorles !l'fllosto Warnw Factories now razed, that even The Hanoi regime took u.s. before thlo century obJteUons to tho <oPital ot Marufactured ela,y produels. The memoey o1 Peter Ha.rdon, the founder, and ol The ehureh, on the breeze of WorshiJ>ers 10111 past. The old ela,y and eoal mines ntiJ'Ioy round thtrnaelvos Vae.nt, abandoned. ' As thewlndaof change and mod.. ernlzatl.., awopt Aerou the lloeklng valley, OUtmoded ways of manufadur. lng and old ways ol life Could not keep pace. Slowly at llr st Ilion later more rapidly They vanlllbecl. The old canal da,ya, tho era at the railroad, the OOIII(>an1 eoJ11IIIIIIY tmms POMEROY - Mr. IIIII Mrs. lllllald Covert IIIII.Mra. Mlldrtd Sal oar ware In Coluinbuo Stlurdl.i', APril e, to attand Iaiii rlteo for liQY John- brolher-ln~aw ol .Mr. Covert. neutral co11D117, Whorl both aidtllhould hlvo l'111rolllllatlon and ldtquate e o -•..Thlo woo In dlroet eontrodlodon o1 Johnoon'o r-"'<1 statementl tho Vnltecl ' - ' . " . ',' ' ? ' 'PfOQI tllkl .. • IIIII 11. ' ' .q are roedsl 10 JO ~ 11 IIIQ' time for talkJ," It Ald. "II Ia clear that tho U.S. governmonl Is clellborattb' II'JIJW to dola,y the p,.atmtnary talks • • • " tho Forl(gn TOM SPENCER · · IIEA1lS DIVISION 9 - Tom ~..... 18-l'tar-old GaUia ~~1St School Junior, and UJoi.Mr.IIIIIMro.Jamoa '*''"r, 132 Pine St., GaUJ. polio, II tho ... u..govomor of DJ\olaiGG 9, Ohio Hl&lt Sebool Kq Cl11>a. eer, an ho-lludent IIIII ath· late at GAllS, was lllll1ed to tho pool Aprll6. "*'· MlniiiQ' ehlrpd, '')( tho tmtt.d - · ......... 1'11111' wtudo talka , , • II IIWII -·CrotiiJW. Dultlea Ia the c)lpice of ·a ,.... IW preliminary ·~ .· onll dtla, tho talkl boiW- ll>o two aides." License Searching lifted wntinues In River For Year GALLIPOLIS - Gallla Coun· 11 Juvenile Judge John W. Howoil Saturdi,Y ~~~-- tho op. erater' s lleenoe o1 Richard M. Slone, 16, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, for one year after eonvlellon on a eley pollee eharse of roekleao operation. Cited by the Slate Hl&ltway Patrol, Cloyd Glndlooboraer, 16, Rt. I Gallipolis, waa fined $15 and costa for opeodlng, Cited by pollee, Deborah GulnUler, 17, Rt. 2 Galli))olts, was flntd $15 and colts, spoodlng, and David L, McCormick, 16, of 35 Smithers St., $5 IIIII cost• for no operator's license. ForfoiUng bonds on pollee charges were: Lloyd A. Chev~ alter, 17, Rt. 2 Galllpolla, $17.50, I!J)Otdlng; John P, Rossig.. nol, 16, Lower River Rd., $18, speedJl1g; Francis D. Martin, 17, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, and Don T. Hemoworth, 16, ot 1813 0..111nut St., $23 bonds for ~­ lng. GALUPOLIS -Tho U,S. CoiPI ot ~.. whlehiiiOveddredtlng equiiiatonltothoSIIvwBrlclse dlalater alta last ..... eGIJUn. uecl Its aoarch SllturtloJ IW four miasllla vlellmo IIIII a m!loq opblrpJn. CARLA MORRIS School. Miss Morris, • 1967 gradu. ate of Southom ~~1St School ill " llaellle, Is llOW a -tllfU11li" Slate Vnlveraley. S.e has hod 12 years of plano training and lo a member of tho lnlvoraiU' chor· uo . She has had training In dramait.o, danc:lng and music, For GALLIPOIJS -The GalUa her tal111t proiiOIItatlon In tho loCountY lllorUI'. Do!>artmont "" cul paseant, Miss Morris wiU vestJsetecl the theft Frida,y of prosent a plano medley. llle Ia two tires IIIII rims from a planill for the NROTC Gloo Club lawboy trallor owned by Joe D, at Ohio State. Mlller of Ro4tley. The tires were Min Jlmlper wVI rradlate from NoJBOIW!lle .. York H I g h valued at '135 each. Five or six bindars, valued II $7.50 each, .1111112 binder chains is were aloo stolon. The theft& ap. parently oceurrod sometime b.., tween i\ilrll ~12 the shorUI'• deGALUPOUS - J. E:mmott plrimont Ald. Morrison, Mason. Galli& -Meigs 9:1orlfl' s dqludes altO lnvos- District Organization IIIII EJo. lltlated tho theft of tum olgoals tenalon Chairman, IDIIOUIICedthat and psollne from a dumll true k at the and of the first Cf11Jt0r of owned ill' Ernie Walters, Rt. 2 1968 tho M-G-11 Dlsttictwas over GallljJolls. The truck wao parked Its -ted (1081 of 859 boys Ill at Bane's Service Station, belaw the "FOUI'"-Jo.One." project. At GallljJolls. The sigDals wore .U. tho end of March, the )I.G.Il( uecl at$15. District had a total of 907 boys 2 Tires,--Rims · Reported Gone KARON JVNIPER oeoudng. Exeeeded School IIIIo spring. 91e bas had lralJJinilln baten work and elarlnet. ror her talentpresentatloo, llbe will perform a baton r o •· Uno. AI NoJQlvUle-York llbela hold m~ IIIII was home. oomlng CJIOOn. She Ia aellve with tho choir IIIII band and Is chaplain ot the Tri-HI-Y. Plan lnitialioos .Sensible Prices ; " W•tl"l Apparel ''' Your ·Fa.-U;·· and Furnlshl.gs'. For Your Ho.n,,, ,''; ' '. .;<. loold~W fllr F:"Jl'etlleft"-- ... · · Make 59th PO.MEIIOY - IDidallon ri~ Wlll'bo btiserVod bi lilt'~ ' American Lellion Drew WebBier Foot No. 39 this eomlng Mondl,y nl&ht. All new members will re.. eelvo their lnidatlon lllllareurg. eel lA> attend. Thoro wUJ be a fUll meal servec1 at 1 p.m. te be followtd by tho lnitlatims 11111 lllttllng, All Lolllormalroa are asked te be on lime lor the dinner. IN VIETNAM POMEROY - SFC Jobn L. Hawley, 11111 o1 Mrs. Lola Hawley ol Pomeroy, Ia serving with llle !28th Aaaault Helicopter C - Ill VIetnam, Mrs. Jlaw. loy IIIII the couple's four '""'" are maidn& their hmno In Fslla Olureh, Va. IN HOSi'rfAL RACINE - Larey ~cer, Racine Rt. 1, ... ldmllttd "' Vnlveraley lloapltal, Columbus, Frlda.y for surgeey. He Is Ill room nUmber 719. annotlllcina. • Run Friday GALLIPOLIS- Vol- firemen made threo fire n111 Ill 1 five hour parlod Frtdi,Y andwero aloo ealled to waah poallne otf tho 11root In fruit ot the D. HolUB Wood rtaidlllee at 535 Saeond Ave. At 11:31 Lm. Frldi,Y, tiromen wvo eallecl to tho Forroll Alldneon, Jr., p1aeo an tht Gfllll.sauadtra Rd., ahoula mila IIIII a halr beyood NorUR.,. FtromB!I llld tparks from a plet ot eeatrolltd .bundai 101 the ecljolalng area .., fire. Thlrtelll IIIII two trucko made a run at 8:03p.m. Frldl,l' to the FIQYd Blazer pace .., Bluer Rd., - . a milo and • halr from the Bulavlllo Town Houoo. !Pfkafl'ombumlaetrollt stortoc1 a grass lire, llromon m... Ald. Lint Ia a se• dr7or at tho Dod• and lilcll Uluncleretlo, Third Ave. and Court St., four men IIIII a trod< lA> the ..,.. at t:M p.m. F'rida,y. Thare woo no damop. Tho bulldln1 11 hi 1., G,lilrchi, Sr. Flromob ultll ~ 1,000 ......1 at water 1D ..... ••., ....u.. oil the Ia ll'alll' oftho Wood realdonel. The IJiooaiiM lllilltd tho <1. • ~ ear. The lour runo brotqftt lA> ii9 tho . . . ol fire ru1111 lor tbt Jtar. .,,. ·' Big Selections- Dependable Quality are -two woeko :':~:·:·>:::·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:::·:'.:>:':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:,:,:o:::::~< POMEROY - TwoaiJ' classes tlon or 4-H claaoe& In which only Juniors lA> ride: ride IIIII will bo lllclucled In a borse llhow rthbons will be awarded. run; , Western stoc:k horoo; to be alaged betJimlng at 12 Clasooa o1 the show Include ~ hor0011111111hlp, 10to Uyoaro; 110011 111 April 21 hi Ute CouJ. Western load .. In pony, lA> be vll1o Biding Cluh, lne., at t h e )ldSed; Wellem plessure pony, plekup race; Western, children' a COolvlllo lltow groundoonl!outeo under 48 Indies; IIOIIior horse .. horlltllllll!lblp, UDder 16; Western stoke ract; 0811 IIIII spoon; t-Il 7 IIIII SO, toll of COolville. manlhfp; Oag race, walk, trot horlltllllllablp, 15 lA> 19: lrall The will be COlD· POllY horaomanlltlp, eipt years patltloo IIIII all cantelll events IIIII under; Wolllern pleasure elaos. Gor;y Rusoall, CoolvUIO, w Ill will bo eleetrlealb' timed. Rib- horN; mualcalehllro;AwaJ..,.. """"' aa ringmaster with c. E. boas IIIII four oalh prlrea, $8, plea.....; Woltempleaourepony, Wonclard, Bldwoll, ao judp IIIII $4, ~ and $2 wVI bo awarded f8 ladle• uiil under 56 Inches; In Aeh dOll with the exc:op. barrel race; Weatorn plta111rt, Homer A. Cole, ~· Plalno, 1 the collll>ao Pageant wntestants POMEROY - Miss Carla J. Morris, daua!ller ofMr.andMrs. carl Morris, Long Bottom RoUte 1, andMissKaronJunlper, dauah· ter of Mr. IIIII Mrs. R>ylllllld Junlpar of Nelsonville, will be a.. IDOilg tho a conlealents laldng part 1n tho foorlh annual M I s s Southern Ohio Pageant. The event will be atapd at 8:10 p.m. oo Saturda,y, Mar f. Ia tho PuDeroy Junior H lg h ot the ..... ot tho kt7 Pin, about 18 iochtalolc IIIII 11U.:boslll diamoter whleh,..._ ontd togothtr 0)'1 bora. A • 11011 In an IJ'I bar eould bave caustd a failure ot the llllln 8PID the design of tho brldp. One eye bar wu foolld brok.,. Workers are oporatlaJ the dreclse from ur1y IIIOI'JUg until late at Jd&ht. Tiley will- 1D ®ltn'e Eutor todaY. Four· IPOII have boto IIW'IIl!l by tho llaaon and Galllo Caanl1 Civil Dafenae units with liuoiyoi!D pbllolJt where clolhllw 11111 heir wu ago. · lnveatlgatol'l Show Features 20 Classes Acad01111 A'ITEND RITES ana They domandtd tho ..,... tiiCto should ~ pllee at a In BIDro Slandsolonenow. Cambodia Into conaldendan, It . Aid, OUgpstecl Waroiw. But, It ldded: "On Ailrll 12, Uti' U.S. IUthorltltB, without glv!JW ll>eiJ' oplnlon on tho choice of Warsaw, relsecl two c:oncldons of minimum stanclard& for the plleo o! prallmlnacy contaets: Goal Wlllch !pLI!nt IIIII old whispers All remain memories. Jlaydonvl11o - me of lho Jail ' :/ U.S.Reneging ori'' acts.',. Rio 'Senior to he Honored l' . . Charge from Hanoi TOKYO cuP0- Mirth Vlft. - . ~~~~ oecutd the Vnltecl Slates of cleliboratel.Y dola,ylng talks OD POICI IIIII warned Wa•hi~Wtrtn 1D 11Stoll creattJw problems',. over a slte. The Hanoi l'Oiimo laid It heel noted Washington'• obJtetiODS 1D Phmm Penh IIIII had ._sttd Warsaw while the Vnltecl Siales had PflllJOiecl a JUDber of places which are not oeceptabie to North Vlotoam. In two separate statements broadcast by Hanoi Radio It charged that President Johnson 'ftl renegtn,g on his promise to moot With the Communists IIIQ' whore IIIII at IllY lime. Than! Aw>oals On Now York, U.N. Secretary General Thant aPPealed "fervently'' to both sldea to reach a Sl>ot<\Y qroemont on a silo for tho dlaeusslons. The ll()llta1 canto In his first PUblic st.atement sloco returniJW from an elsl*da.Y visit to Europe during which h~ said he was in co-t with both Hanoi and WashlngtonJ Both Hanoi broadcasts, one a ForoJan Ministry statement IIIII tho other an editorial In tho oi!Jelal newS(>,.por Nhan Don, accustd the United Slate• of IntensifYing air relds on the southern Panhandle of North Vietnam and other "belltcose ' • •w WAfiuNGTON T Wo roars oao. President J<lhnBon, at 1 White Houoe meetiJW With Ir, Mutln Luther Kinl( Jr., cltelded to aok Con&J'll•• for a tough bUJ outlawlna dlaertmlDatlon In housing, the first sueh law ever PflllJOMd bJ a President. Thurtdi,Y, a "loQg IIIII storm,y N...,. :1' ,. i ·Promise to Dr. King Fulfilled 122 Students Given Tests EASTER! :.-- ' • . Ruppalt and the late Mrs. Rup. polt are well known In Ylddleport, ha¥1ng resided here with their eon Ill later yeara. Mro. RUJ>IIOII died on Dee. 2f, 1966. The 1111117 friend• of the Rev. Mr. ~It are Invited te "drop by" tho Weclnetdi,Y e\oenlnl ro. eoptlon lA> join hlo """'f'Pfion lnMJlnl"ii> ..... 11'1 - . pod "' know ya.•• ' I ./ enee, who make• hh home lb Middleport. Both tho elder Mr, ' Devoted To The Greater ¥idJU Ohio Valley ••IDa CaldweII .Man Charged :::::.:::=.~lot;">:: ~ May a renewed sense of personal peace and happiness be yours on this joyous ' . . ·. Church alllarrisoo\ollle. Next wttk, tlu'oU8h opaelal arrangements In aec:ordaDet with Presb)'lorlan Law, tho Rt¥. Rup.. poll will leave for North Lawla· triP" latert Johnson evoked the burg, 48 miles northweat of Co- memory of alaln elvll 'rlcbte lumbus, where he wlll serve as loader In alpine a 1\lltorle oPOil paater ol tho Methodist Church hou&lrw bill wblch "at IOQIIaot" allows tho to ,ltok there IIIII at Min&<>. awards group. housirw outside the ai1DD. Although he Is golna Into a Miss Ward wrote: Johneon •~Knee! lnln law a Methodist pastorate, lbe Rev. "I was very pleased to have Mr. K-It Ia doing eo with received the scholarship from the permission olthe Seloto Prestho Melga Comq Dollars f o r bytery IIIII will retain hla atandC Scholars prorram IIIII althoosh lag •• a minister ol the Scioto 1 did not remain al Bluefield Prtsbytoey. Hla pormlaslontedo The State l!iihway Patrol ellSlate College, II enabled me lA> this will be renewecl each year eel Lorey Maxwell, 28, Calclwoll, transfer to business aehool dur .. In accordance lA> regulations .ot Ohio, lA> Meigs eo,mey Cow1 lng the first semester, the Presbytery. April 26 m a charge of failure "I am very grateful to all eltCommenting m hlaleavlna, the to signal when poa&llla after an lzeoa ol Meigs Counq lor mak_,Jar Middleport paater, aald: aecldent at 1;25 p.m. Thurtdi,Y Ing IIIIo acholarilhll> possible. "I will always look 111J011 the on Rt. 7, throe and two -tenths "I am enclosing a donaUm of Middleport chm-ch as 11\l' homo miles noi1h ol the GaUia ·Matas $10 In order lA> help some other gr·aduate to have the same op. church ond Middleport 18 11\l' Councy line. hometown. I was received In Mid· The patrol llld that James M. portunit;y as L" dleport and Meigs C0111111 w I I h MIUirm, 17, Rt. I Middleport, The annual rund drive for the open arms and I go lllth the hil!l>· hooded north, storltd te make a program is currently underway est regard for this a!ea and with left turn onto Leading Crock under the direellm of Frod Mor .. a heartfelt feeling of gratitude." Rd. Maxwell, driving a traeter. row, Aellve In oommunll;y affairs, trailer, storltd lA> peso IIIII tile the Rev. Mr. R-lt haa servPAS&JVER BEGINS ed In every position of tho Mid. JERUSALEM (lJPO - T h e dleport Ministerial AaiiOCial!on olllltl .. c1a1 Passover holida.Y aeveral times and has held of. slarled o!flclally today as acorea flee& in the count;y assoclaUm. of pi1D8s brool!l>t pilgrims lA> He has played aettve roles In Israel to help observe the exo. the fund drive• for heart, can~ dus or Jews !rom Egypt more eer, 11111 polio 11111 at one lime ClvU aorvlee tells have - . than 3,200 years ago. went to jail where he remained lll•en . lA> 122 atudents at five until he wao ''balled" out by hlal> schools Ill Melgolllll GaUia BID AWARDID oonlrlbutera te me of tho drives. Counties earlier IIIIa montli by . CHARLE8l'ON, W. Va. (lJPl) He has headed IIIJIIIIlOr B I b I e speclallsta frGlll tho Ohio Do- Cleveland Wrecking or Cia. or.hool prOiiJ'OIIlB for the eommu. partmenl of Feroonnel. etnnad was awarded a cmtraet nlqoo oeveral oeeaalono. The testa wore taken hi 35 for domoiiUm of 119 strueturoo A number of Improvements pupllo at Ga111a AcademY and hero along tho rltlhl of W8JI for have - . made te the Middle- 15 at Soutborn Local In Raelao. lnlerstoles 65 and 77. The bid por1 church during tho Rt¥. Mr. Tella wero administered to pu.. waa $48,750. Ruppalt's st.a,y. He oatabU- . plla at throe sehoola ol I he a program te provide swimming .Melga Local lll'lllem, Rutland, for children at Ute ...,.ey ehll- POmeroy IIIII Middleport. dren'B home IS years 880 IIIII Loeal IUTIIllg9Jilelll for I h o has hod 40 forelgnyoung-le lello-e....sehithostaleporvlsil tho Youth Fellowllblp of tho oonnel department ~ loeal church over tho post 17 years. ael!OOI bualntn teadlero IIIII He eatabllllhtd tho Board of Jlea. gulclanee eounaeloro. eonooses, Installed tho llrst outTolls were Biven for clerk. door bulletin board and a publle stenographer IIIII clerk • cypist address 111111iim In the ebureb. poaltlono. Studonta who pessed The 100th amlveraaey at Ute will be plaeecloo ellglbUIQ' lists ebm-ch was observed 4Jrlng hio which IIUQ' be used by llliite and years Ill 1955 and In 1961 an county J181!11cloa for employm.ent obsenoneo wao held lA> mark JIWliOitl this OIUIDJII81'. tho pallor's loth aM1ver1111'7. Twice, tho Rev. Mr. Jlujlpolt has boon eonunloslontd lA> the General Autmbly of tho United Prtlb,ytarlan a.urdl - In 195f lA> Detroit, Mleh., IIIII In Columbus In 1965. He held leiiiPOI'II'Y eonunl- aoolgnmtnla at. tho General Assemblies. He Ia eur .. rently sonl1111 as enrolllna clerk of tho Seloto Preob)lltey, ID tribute lA> hla serriee, a public farewell reeoptlon wVI bo hold at 7:30p.m. wemeldiQ' at Ute church, A 111!1>1 prorram will bo preaenlecl IIIII relrellhmonta Mn'td. MDvlna with Ute Rev. Mr. aup. pelt will be hlo father, Clar· Serotng' Meigs (:'ountv for over 9IJ ' • wVI select monii>Jy Uti.nea ·b FeQruai')',: ·~ ·Seoo!I·SP.I r If; Qrulib. bplilnecl, '"'bt P r tho parlod !rom .MtYi968 thr<IUII> Mardi, ibdloii ,Lore; IJild April, ·, rrom ,<If II!! ·r;:ut. II.C:aul PI~ April 1989, ac~ ·to T 0 m HobMel aad Pttl.' h~' a ·diPfi·ol Pllf»>it tbat .D. theGrubb,Trl~ DJ<edor Mi.!l.s Jamerilla 8, Ward, me o1 the 16 winners ol schoJar .. llhlps offered laat spring by tho Meigs Couney Dollars for Scholars program has sent a contrt.: butlm of $10 to thlayear' s program as concrete evidence other appreciation lA> the scholarship • POMEROY · ' rot.peeo lire'htiJd lri April 1g tl>fr te ' M>""!!li"o; ~; CJiolllii ~,....,, &IIJ8IIII!I. ~==·a Trl.st.lol Arta Courlcll, il o' t •llld· cobllllo; Nclvombor, ~- ~Ill, ll\owmln, •• sccutl or bail; beoembor, Winter W!llldlr· · athlote, orlllll, OllldnOtr; • AdUlt loodora In ·each paek ~; JIIII&J'1, tit for Amefic&; &IOloll.t. ' ·' ·: 1fW,...,...., (Ctonlnutil ""'!'Page I) .. -r;; •W<ID •• •.,..., llld todaY Rup'pelt '. '. ~~.;. -~~ Ill ia~\itito~ .J'llr~ Davy """'S', x.q~or; , II~ aettV!ey . .. 1!114 •orl~= · I bjllio!l)l WO ~., ~ llod·'o'(·f ~ ~; Jld,,;,•'; !!ft ·.which lA> .. . -lli1 at 1886 Culllic1lul "ru>-$eollt~•· AU811111 Mll;' ~p,...am, . P!'ckO :•• ' ·~ ~ _,.,,MoiJ!h; ~· lloorwlt " ,61 .,are 'Weller, .aooll!llat, he .Is raallnllw to .head eoaoh at tho Vnlveralq of ~!~Do neiOII. . · · Fltoh, 34, John Kmldlo, who ro~atN!no»lOla thi•·weok after nine.... oona. ·::::::~~:::::::::::".;>.::::::~::::~::;::::::::-:·:~;:~::::::~:="~::::: ,. .• "Next to the VOI'Y Yt)uJig, IIUJI· pose the veey old are tho moll le!OIIh."- 'lbaekefa,y. �' .. 'i ' i '' '. :SC~ut~rs At~nd:ed .;f., , ~,,~~~';;~'J:::,,,,,,,,,,, .•.. ' oroy !lr9 · - ....... •~~~t ,... ' In Ohio lnclu~ Ohio's five most wanted criJniD. alo. Wallo is be~ SOIIIbt on two chii'JIOO or ormed robber.Y lo' tho BrackovWe IDd Middleburg polloe ciclartmonts. He roporte<lly is al10o,ys armed and should be considered dangerous, Slxbe ooid. Wells was saved from the electric chair in 1938 when his first degree murder sentence was commuted to We. In 1961, it was commuted to second degree, and he was paroled June 8 the same yMr, He iS 5-8 in height and Green Acres Story to be Told in Film HONORED FOR SERVICE - Dr. Frlll<i& W. illano, Galoo Ill ColllliY Healtb Commluloner, was presented a plaque of ljlllraclation Ill> Mr"' Ello Coodee IutTuesdaynlghtlor .. aery. ices rendered during the past 23 years.'' The ceremony took pluo ~ the Gallla Colllllj' TB IDd Hooitb Association's anooal meeting. Cfawney PhotoJ Driver Injured POMEROY - A car driven by Earl McGrath waa a total loll when It &truck a bridge a. IFYE Student Coming Here PT. PLEASANT ~aw, Harriut West Virginia's particlo- Pr. PlEASANT - Richard A. Road, .5 ol a mile west of the Pant in the !967 International KoiiJ!, Executive lllreemr - Acl- Rutland post olflco, illeril! Rob- Farm Youth Exchange program mtnlatrator cl. the new Green ert Harlalbach reported. McwW be in "'ason ComlY, AprU Acres Regional Center for the are: ·- . • '. ·'·'·-. < , l , '··~ ,. ·. ·. ·'• A~~~~·~ ~; I• ' Minor ~. '" •- · ~ '-" . '·••·.'.' ~-i'"·. rect~ived Grath and lacerations. a broken nose 15 to present programs on her experiences in India. CICUI11. A P4.2,888 grant ewllcatlonto finance Phase D of tbe bllildlng program Ia currently be~ re· viewed lo' tho State Board of Healtb and it opproved would Miss Shaw is a llltlve of Barbour County and just recently r&o turned from six month& in India where she lived and worked with her host famUies in rural areas. About 100 U.S. delogates are chosen each year to live and work in 35 countries. 1o West Virginia the state 1-H staa r .. provide sheltered work&mp Cor commends one young person t. 40 retarded yo~sters and a tween 20 and 30 years of age to green house to instruct some the National 1-H Club Fotmdo25 students ln lawn-cue and tlon sponsor or the IFYE pro~ Future plans call lor gram. Schedule or Miss ~aw's IPthe construction of a medical resean:h and treatment unit. a do,y- pearances in Mason County is: care and classroom building, m. 12:30 Point PleasantllighSchool; <bor and outdoor facUlties and 2:40 p.m. Hannan High School a diagrosls and eval~ation unit. and 7:30 p.m. Ordnance School A reglonal sheltered workshO!l for the general public. program is presently be~ Oil""" ated at Green Acres for some Of all birds, the humming20 retUdodlndlYIWals. . bird lays th~ smallest egg. Annual Broom Sde 18 April 16,'t7th, Visitation Day Is on April 30 Four Gallians are Are Returned RU88ell Taking I Coin Qub Will Meet Tuesday ·Poui.try Products Prices'Firmed WASII!NGTON (IJPI)- Farm prices for pooltry promc!S 'In · tbo last aix montl!o ofl968 will probably average above the July ~ December, 1967, levels, Agriculture Department exporta predicted today. The pernment forecast Is based on indicationa that egg production after this JUI'Ie is Ukely to be 2 to 4 per coni below lalt yeari turkey production In the major fall marketing - - will be down sobstanlial. ly; and broiler cbilikon jii'CQ!ciioo dwing tbe laat aix monilia ol tho year will be up only .-ralely 11-om 1967. Man,y JlOUIIrymon were haro hit last year when heavy sup. pllea Pllhed prices down. Laat November, lor example, egg prices were so low that the deparlm!lrt bM>k tho ~uoual otep ol buying lo,ying hens Io help pOultr)'meD reduce the aize ot their ftocko. NoW jii'CQ!ctlon reports indicate cutback• in i~qing noeks are beginning to make them. selves felt in the eu market. Egg production for J-ary. March this year was 2 per cent above a year earlier. but output Cor tile April · Jooe period Ia expected to be close to year.ago Ieveli. After June, production is likely to be below last year. Expect Increase Egg pri<es in the January • March · quarter wltll pro®ctlm running above a year earUer, averaged 30.6 cents a dozen to farmers - 4.2 cents below a year ago. But with the production tide turning, prices from April tbroogh June were expect. ed to average 111-"tl7 above 1 year ago. After June, prieea are expected to average 141Jl0d. erately to atbstantlallyn above 1967 ieveia, Government economi&to said alao that, it turkey pro®ctl<ll Ia cut by lll"OIOid ihe If JlOf cent indicated in a JIDIIII')' farmer survey, prices after June will be above last year's Jeveh. The Employment is Found for 55 Follow.,_ Vietnam Victim's Rites Tuesday AFISTFUl OF DOLLARS . GIVES YOU YOUR DOLLAR'S WORTH ''THE HAPPtiiT May the glory of the Resurrettion GALUPOUS - Military aervIces lor u. S. AriJJl c.PIIIn Archie Andrew lll,rman, 28, wW bo -.clOd at 2 J1, m. Tuesdo¥ at the Ai>Plo Grove, Ohio lfllho. diS! Chureh under the cllraction of Hav, 0. H. Cart, Mlclcloport. Burial wW be in 1-.-t Folio Cometery. Cli>t. lle.,yman was killed In 10doo Io VIetnam on Tuesc~Q, Apr!l2. He was a bell- Pilot wltb B ~. 7th Sqdn., 17th Air Calvary, H!l copter Wll lhot down by the VIet Poor oe.....-dq bring to you and your family peate, joy and blessing. We wish you a most happy and holy Easterl ~aiioMI SUNDAY TIMES· SENTINEL PS&IIhlll l'llbl~q c.:.. ••en ~ ) ~ IN Ol!it \'lllfj GAU.IPOW DAIU Ta&l.~" i'i£ IZS Ttllrd Ave., r.lllpalll, Oil It , fNII .... li1hed , ..'1 ......,.! ''"irlf-tJe.,. .....,.., , ~ Potlllll Paki•IIOII'-•11•, o.u.. a ... Udal . to roports tram the U, S. Do!enae Department. Cli>t. Hayman wu horn Feb. 6, 1940, in Bender- W. Vo., 10n or Wald B. Hayman IDd 11>nna SWann Hayman, Who &w-v!ve. ,They reside on Raolne Rt. 2. He married Maey L. Watta, Rt. 1 Gallipoho, on Doc. 24, 11159. She aw-v!ves, A ilalH>rother, Charles looJDo Ia, pt. Pleaaant, &lid a oiater, Mro. ll!eryle Knight, New Haven, W.Va., ourvlve. . Capf. lialman gr-11-om Pt. PleaOint lllgb Schoollo1858. He ,eatered tbe owvlce &IX )'Mrl ago, and -.led olrlcer& candloo claW school II F~ Jlennbw, Go, He graA'Itedllvm tbe Ft. Ruelter, Ala., fllcht schooL He 11'rivecl ID last Octobar. MiLLIONAIRI" lla.Y•• Members or a n d.. tachment, u. S. Arll!l, wWoerve as Pallbearers T~eodt,y. Friends mlj' callattbeWaugt>. Halley- Wood Funeral Home in GalllPolla on llondt,y and 7•99. m. --a.f (Technicolor) Fred MacMurray TonunrSieele DISNIY CARTO()N: Apl1nott- SHOW Sf ARTS .7 P, II. There's an old saying, HA dollar 118Ved Is a dollar earned.H But a dollar s~n! oug~t to earn ils full value, too. And when vciu spend. it on Devoe paint, It does. That;• why we carry Devoe paints and r,.cp!l)· mend them to friends and customjlrs who have .trusted our judgment and Integrity for bo many years. We don' I let you dOO.Vn because Devoe doesn'llet us down. When you wanl a pain! job we can guarantee, let us sell you the Devoe paint thaj Wll& design&!! · for your • Hole: - 11 ...,....., ,., . purpoea. ' ' v- ++++t Town i ++++++ GAUJPOLIS - S.O.S. - S.O.S. - S.O.S. A ~ In Distress - steamboat ilEiita Queen. That'• tile title of an editorial in the April edition or Pitt lloating, an Edition of Ohio IU ver lfagoalne. After .-.adlng tbo editorial write your Senator or Congreuman and heJ.p us 14Save the Delta Queen". Tbe Editorial: Now!& thetimeforallgooclrtl>o Queen to®erateaflerNo-. ermen to rise ..d be 'heard, She Is ' tile on!¥ rive..-lf!ected Would yo~ aUolv an innocent Ill> tbe: law. II I~ ablan np, man to dle lntheelectricchair'l The ~ I• lflected bacauoe Tbe unjustly-doomed delabe to in the oYOrni,cht trade. ObIn this case 1& oot a man at .U. but vlouoly,lawmakora inrell!rieting the grandest old la<lf of all tbo vessels of ctrtliD deset1pttons Western Rivera: The Greene hid .a-IIW crottiD mind. The U...a J>OPuiar Delta ~term ··•ovemfebt" in tbeJr minds Her Led,yoh!P has boon hitlo' the now Public Lew 89-777 Sot.,. were uaed to describe distanees cy at.SOIIegialationfordoepdrltl or over 10 hours or so from shore veaselo. n prohibita the Delta -in other words, crvla~ tar enough out to sea to make an THE anocfation CooPerated With the city 1 n d cow:ty health det10rtmento in the tuborcuiln teBiing Program in the ochoolo. It P~hlsed spacial equiPment for use in the TB clinlc, which is held In the county health de.l)artment. ++++++ OTIIER komft\unlty service proJecis inci~ded pii'Jhenta lor 146 chest x-rays•. and assistance in gettttl8 volUnteer clerical workers during tho recent diabetic clinic. I ++++++ THE llloclation remembered Gallla ~nfl' Patients in TB ho .. Pltala by sending tbem cords on spacial do,ya, and gifts during 1 h o Chris~• holidays. Dentures were furnished one P«tient. and tray favors and ..,azine aubscrjptions Were furnished the TB hospital.. ' . ++++++ TilE 1967 Christmas Seal campaign, ooder the leadershiP of Clarence ThiiRIPoon, chairman, Produced $4,30o.75 In donations, an increaoe of f396.75 over tbel966 total. i ++++++ HERE 18 a breakOOwn of activities, the annual financial report. lll11i tbe 196lf-69 budget, IP!>roved d~ring the organization's annual meeting Iast ,T~osday night, SUMMARY OF TUBERCUWSIS ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR 1967 Cheat Clinic, 15; Patients Seen At Clinic, 257; Patients In HosDitals, 5; Patients Discharged. 1; New cases Reported For the Year. 13; lllatbs, $; -1m Direcii.Y 10 TB., 2; T.B.- Secondary Cl~oe, 3. ~uratng: VilitJ, 1213; Tuberculin Tilts Given For the Year 4368 ~ Positive Reactors, 129; MobUe .X..rl,)' Unit, 438, ~ Active eaoes Found; eaa.. Under Soc>erYlalnn, 51. Co&! to Co~nfl' lor Patient Care- Druge, $1,676,91; Tr&nSPol'o tation, ft99.291lloiiJillallzation, $15,170.25. FINANCIAL IIEPOIU "Prill, 1967 tbru 1\laroh 31, 1968 Balance o~ hand, AprU 1, $3,11!2.95. · llopoalts, Christmas Seal CIR!Palgn, $4,300. 75; Interest and HeflUid, fl41.32; Totalllecoll>ts, $4,442.07; Totallncomo,$7,625.02. Qabura~ents. A&soclations i:Jipense, S.3,203.46; 0. T.ILA.-Percentago, f900.16; Transferred to Savings for Equli>men~ $1,500.00; Tolal, $5,606.82. Balance on hand, March 31, $2,018.40. I ++++++ BUDGET 1968 -1969 Community Somco, $1,912.00; Pwllc Healtb EAication, fll2.00; Patient Servfces, $124.40; Public Information, $5.00; FMd Haloing, $945.00;' A. .nistrative, $407.00; Tolal, $3,505.40; Operating fn. come, Chrtsbnaa Sial Fwtd <N.U, $3.397.58; Estimated lnterest-ReCMd $150.00; Total $3,547,59. MOLLIE NELSON GALLIPOLIS - Mro. Mollie NelSon, Hamllton, Ohio, mother of Mrs. Jolm G. Wheeler, 548 Jackaon Pike, died at 1:30 p. m. Frlda.Y at Hamilton. In addition to Mrs. Wheeler, she is sunrlted by her husband, Willlaltl Nelson, nveotherdaugfl ten and two sons. There ar~ .several ~UMdchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon at Hamilton. The mlnfstor will be the Rev. Lowell H~t. B~al will be In Rumilton. 1WENTV YEARS AGO, 11-om tho CUes of the lllll.,y Trib~no and weekb Gf4.1.. Times .... Heavy rain brings high water. many roads closed in &rea. elsewhere .... Major Oood threatens Ohio River Valley. ' GaliJpoUs ·vtrtuaJ.b" liiOlated .... Rain continues 11 area awaits ~ ' !'l,fl ~~v),lle s'llferlng worst llood in history, s;x ho~o..,. . arpd ·~ F~ crollts at 59.25 on·park !ron~ 61.1 at !Orella ~ andbw GOll!a'a worst April flood in ~litory ;." Carl &nith rel_ignp post at Altman's Sore co enter welding business ..... Mail HrVI.ceieXtended to some 800 residents in new subdivisions •••• Dr. N. A• ~n named new Rotary Cl~b president •••• Parkersburg h~lar llmlia GAHS to one hit (by Brock Borden) 11 mue Devil I drop 9-0 beaeball ,tilt to PoWerful West Vlrglnlans •••• Wellston Inflicts 6-3 SEOAL looa on charges of Coach Jim Halderman ....Walter Alliaon elimlnateo 1947 bowling chamPion, P~~PPy Roea, in GalilltOlla toumament .... Leroy Betz, 57, dies suddenly •••• Mrs. Amte Miller, 77, Claimed Ill> denth .... Mro. Anna B. Echelmeyer, 54, a ,.dvo of Wai'n~t Twp., and widow of Rudy Ecbelmeyer, oucc~bo. NEWS GAUGES - Galll!lolio, 12.0 - and 15.6 rlll1lllDg 12 re&t ot roll. : ero; Pt. 24.15; Pome. • IW~IOII, 1.09; Hintm, 2.19 : Blat.; Kana Falla, 5.97 fall: log; Charleflon, 18.75 faDing. ; London, rlll1lllDg aix lncheo of : rollers; Mal-met. '"' the alii; ' and Wlnlleld, rlll1lllDg ooe toot. : BOAT MOVEMENTS: : GALLIPO~IS LOCKS - Alton : ZOJilyr 3:15 p.m.; Jeff: boat up 1:05 .a.m.; Oliver C. : Shearer 8:55 a.m.i Lucy : Jane LuC:;&II Lm.i l:lrim- PII ' -. AM MER FOR q)UR1' OF APPWS R~PUiuc:AN MARGARET GAB!IIi MIDDLEPORT - lllrs. Mar. pret Gabbs, 83, Hobart St.. , died oarly Saturdo,y at Meii!B General Hospital Collowlng ~·linger. ing illness. ille wos .born Sept. 15, 1884, at Carmel. Sle wu a mermer of tile Mlddlepori Firs't United Presbyterian Church. Surviving are three nieces, Miss Florence Rowe, Ml•:ldleport; Mra. MUdred Ho.ve, C-4-.lumbus, and Mrs. Mabel Lambl!rt, Co· lumbus. Her _parents, husband, Ben, and a brother, preceded her In death. Funeral services will be held IIENRIETT A MCDADE PORTLAND- Mrs. Henrietta at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Raw. Mr.Dode, 84, Portland, died Frl- Ungs • Coats Funeral Home with da,y at the home of her daughter, the Rev. Howard RuppeIt offiMrs. Gerald Ouro In Huntington. ciating. Burial will be in the ille waa born Oct. 31, 1883 Middleport H i I I Cemetery. in Portland, the daughterotMary Friends may call at the- funeral H. Williamson Mlcklleswart and home anytime after 10 a.m. MonWilliam H. Mlddleswart . 9Jewas day. a member of Racine Chapter REVA QUEEN 134, Order of Eastern Star, and GALLIPOLLS - Re-va ·Adams the Portland Meth<XHst Ch~:~rch. Queen, 57, Kerr, wife of Char~ Eastern Star rites will be held al 7 p.m. S4mday at the Ewing lea QJ.een, died at 12: 15 a.m. Saturday In Holzer Hospital. Funeral Home. Born near Kerr, on July 10, &arv:lvtng ln addlt1on to her d&UJhter are a 11011, Gllbert, Six 1910, she was the da.Uighter ol Lakes, Mieh.; four grli.ndchtl~ Amos L, and Glenola M. Smith • dren, and seven great..grandchll- Adams. dren. Her husband, V. E. McQleen was a member ot the Weoterman Methodist Church Dade preceded her ln deatll. · Funeral services will be con- and Vinton Chapier 375, Order ducted at 2 p.m. Monday at tbe ol tbe Eaotem Star. Sur¥ivon al110 Jncluck; aclalqtl. Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Freeland Norris oftlciat- tor, Mra. Ceell <Delores Jean) lng. Burial will be In ihe Leiart Lee, Norman, Okla.; a son, RobFalls Cematory. Friends ma,y ert L, Queen, llladl1011, Ind.; a call al the funeral homo an.J'· sister, Mr1. Paullne · Kratzer, ume. ColUmbus; and two brolhera, Kenneth Adams, Kerr, and Rusoell Adame, Columbus. There are nine grandcbilclron. J Lock 23 , Cri11 J r. Funeral aervlcea will be heici up 5: 15 a.m.; down 3 50 J R Hine at 1 p.m. Tuesdt,y at tile McCoy : a.m.; ames • a 4 25 R cine Lock w-1 Funeral Home in Vinton by the up ; a.m.; a 1,~ TraderUlt7a.rn.;GreenupLocks, Rev. Freeland Norris. Burial Helen z. ~p 4:20 p.m.; Ravena. will be In VInton lllemoorlal Park. wood up 7 p.m.; Fnnkiin Pier<e Ea Item Star rites wl.il be he!d up 2 a.m.; Esoo Weal Virginia at 7:30 p.m. lloncla!r at the fUn. clown 2:45 a.m.; Jane T. down oral llomo. Frlendo Dill' call at 3:20 a.m.; Meldahi Locks, J. the fUneral home MoocliQo after. S. Lewia up 6:30p.m.; Warren noon and evantag. Hougiand ~P 8:20 p.m.; sarah 30 5 .. .• m........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Mr' stone up 7:15 a.m.i H. E. Bowles down 8:20 a.m.; L. F~ up 9:45a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - London, Fort_ Dearborn down 4:50 a.m.; Marmot, Alan R. Merrill down 10 p.m.; Solvo,y doWD 11:20 p.m.; o. F. ~ever down 2:30 a..m.; Winlleld, Tlnun.,y L. While down 2:45 a.m.; Mt. Slate up 3:40 a. m.; Polly R. down 6 a.m.; Halen Z •-·- 6 35 •0~•n Rtv : a.m. mo ER- Lock 14, Vo11~ ROll G., Nelooo Brood· foot, and Beaver, down walling; Lock 15, OVEC up 12,05 a.m.; = r -:=a.m.; Lock 16• Tl He up 4•55 a.m.; tan 141n!::_5 a.m.; Lock 17, Jolm J. ~· down 2:30 a.m.; Rnbert P. Tlboit up 4:15 a.m.; 18, Princ!plo down 3:20 a.m.; Walter I WUIIam1011 up 4:45 a.m.; Georp T, Price dowD 6:20 a.m.; Endeavor up 8:5$ a.m.; Lock 19, E'Deana Bosworth up 8:50 a.m.; Lock 20, New l\18rilnville up 5:10 a.m.; Becldord down 6:3$ O.'!J.; Lock 21, Waller Curly down 5:15 a.m.i Jetrer1011 · up · 6 a.m.; ~ 22, l'lillll> Sporn ~~Lock GALUPOUS- Pic. EddieM.Brabhamlsspendinga ie.ave 11-om the u. s. Annywlihh!sparenta, Mr;and Mrs, E. L. Brlll>hlm. hli sister, Nell, of Jackson Pike, a~d Gdler relatives nnd friends. Pic. Brabham gradllatedllvm Scout. !»gTral~ SChool oo April 5 at Ft. Benning, Go. Followq his leave, he and his dog, "'Mac,' .. will be statiOned tn Vietriam for one year. Area Deaths ++++++ ~J.ww up~~:~a ROY . TYREE POMEROY - Roy J. Tyree, 51, Louisville, K.,y., paaoed awa,y Fridlj' evening aiGallipoilsClin1~ after a brief illnesa. He was a civil service em · ployoe for 20 years and a vator. an ot World War n. He was preceded in death by hls father, Charles, and brother, Ra.,y EI .. mer. SUrviving are his mother, OJ .• lie Mae, RD 1, Mlcklleport; thret~ sist.ers, Ruby Hyatt, Columbus.; Margaret Barrett, RD 1, Rut~ land, and Opal Jean, at home• 1 and four brothers, James, ~rn· cuse; Charles, Jr., Langsvillu; John Roger, Middleport,andRotJ~ ert, at home. FlUleral services wUl beTue.!!ida)' at 2 p.m. at the Miuion Church in Rutland with Okey Cart otriclating, Burial wUI be i(l Miles Cemetery and Rutland American Legion Post 46'7 will have graveside services. Friends m~ call after 10 a.m. Monday at the residence. Martin Funeral Home is in charge or arrangea ments. OTTIE WRAY PT. PLEASANT - 0 t t le "Jack" Wray, 70, Apple Grove• died Frida~' in St. Mary'• Ho .. Pita!, Huntlngum, W. Vo. He was a retired farmer. lxtrn at Ashton on Ma,y .29, 1897, a son of the late Monroe and AnM Waugh Wra,y. ~rviving are his wife, Hilda Steele Wr~; seven sons, Raymond, Leonard, Albert and Lew. renee WflY, all or Apple Grove, Charles and Curtis Wray, both of Columbus, and John Wray, Harrtsfllle, W. , Va.; three daQ. ghters, Mrs. Hazel M1llor, Columbus, Mrs.. Virgie 8:arberry, Ona, W. Va., and Mrs. Maey Harper. Charleston, s. c.; four brothers, E. M., BW. Judson and Clovis WrR¥, all of Ashton; three sisters, Mrs. Sadie Bal'nett. Ashton, Mrs. Urtd.e Roach. Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Tre.sste £a\. win, Marion, 0.; 46 grandchtl· <iron and 16 great-grarui:hlldren. Funeral services will be held todt,y at 2 p.m. in Ball's Chapel Ch~ch wlih tbe Rov. Charles Kinnelrd o!!Iclating. Burial will be in t h e church cemetery. Friends mil' call at tho MoiuSteveoa Funeral Home. overnight service _practical. Now lan't It rldieuloua to incl~de the Delta Queen In tbet category'/ A riverboat of her stature is a minute or two from shore at all Umes. The Queen couldcontJ.nuetoop.. erate as a passenger vessellnovernlght service iflt limited Pa~ 11engers from 194 to 49 or less, but this Ia notaconomlcall.,ypractical. The new law would allow tho boat to carry 2000 do,ytime passensers. The ~ Is not a trlm!l. ll!e is Orst class all the w.,- - right down to ihe high Polish on each piece or brass. In 78 yoars, the Greene Une his operated 28 steamboats and no passenger tlas lost his Jife in a mishaP on any • The Green Line has just spent $150.000 to see that the record IB 1101 brokon on the Delta Queen. Improvements are maj;)r repairs to tile steel hull, boilers and...,.. illary equiPment; reJ)laced obsolete 011en ftre kitchen with safe electric ranges and O¥ens; repainted tbe bulkheads with fire retardant lntunescent coating&. Some legialators alreo<IY see the injustices o( restricting t h e Delta Queen. Botb·- House and So,. .. t ItA> •bills have boon iolroAEed to allow her Lecjysh!P ailttloloriger lifo, th~s giving theGreeneUnos time to build a new hoi~ llulldlng tbe first new river passenger vessel in 40 years is an aweiiOJile undertaking. Since COJQPietlng market research on tbe project, the Greene Line has gone ihrough sets of_ plana """""'ont FliNCH cnv LUIIEI CO. INC • PillE STiln PIIOIIE ~ DEADLIN!E HERE! For a pure sweep of color ... ror elegant simpliclty ... for the hush ot quality underfoot.. . nothing compareo to a Bigelow plush! Chooae any one of ihese 3 lovely deeppiled carpets to bring a real fashion look to your home. All have a pile of 100% Acrilan•... long·wearing, a joy to clean .. . non·alloqjenlc and mothproof. Ail three are a beautiful b~y I SlAY OUT Of TIOUILI •• , IAVI TIMI AND WOIIY • , • DEEP: Acclaim - A handsome velvety carpel wnh a amooth, realilonl pile. 15 lovely colors. . J, 9}"· Gran• Preslltatl01 f'/ BEHELDBIS GLORY" • AI . ILOCK ,.;. got '!"'· _., ra .. ··m~ --d you'll your be ; on · way fn .; New ·Addition? ojllly. Th• li6UifqH• fr lbllnelft Ohlt lllf '*i '!'OIItOHt, AtW!i 14 LARRY'S ....;... WAYSIDE .,,.._ \'If. UIIII_.,.rt, -J•rtll;oi iiM,.III.-.,,.... Thl DJII) ~...:1,- a;:.); •hrw raolldo• ~. MIDDlfPORJ, 0. n., lnil "" ,.r till: l h ...., Pu••lnl""'" -' •• •wl~.. i l'l~' '-"ll idiCI 10 •h• au (Dr 11'*' 1<11._ al all - · dill)llld... u .. 10 d\11 _.,.,.., ... alliCIIIII! klo.·al ...... l jii#JI Iohl!d ........ ~. u. OniV"" ·-a. ,0. •Acrllanl!!l •II llll)fllhlll; IIW'W - - - "• tUO. colors.JO. 95 · •• *'* •MliJ,:'lii..JiiiCIIP'I'IOJi NAm 111111, - ) f i t DEEPER: High Meadow-A lillie deeper, o llltlo denser wllh a iiHie more luxury than Acclaim. 22 fashion DEEPEST: Duuflold-A rich, luxury carpet with a very denae, vtry deep. very lush pile. Chooso from 22 decorator colore. THE I).UU llf.ll:nt.'f.l. lll Mlclwllr titr~,~ . OIINI,-Wft hbi\llltill 1"'1 ....... Mftl\111.. . . . . . . . ~- Jluftd .. - " ' cb.u .,111.. . . . , • hmW"G), Olllo, Pel• Oflln. TERNS 01' lilBKIU'tKIJI II}· -.nj alllllillnllll, 3k ,., llflll. Three Lush, Plush, Carpets •.• Three Luxury Depths by Bigelow each with a pile of 100'1: Bigelow approved acrylic' fiber ARE INVITED Of The Easter MDvle · SEE CARROL K. SNOWDEN - TODAY of them. ,., ILOCI( ,,.,.,. i'aur. ' l!ll ! inJI!I:I•• Dlli!ING the past year, the ••soclatlon furnished health education nlaterial for uae In the Pubi.Jc schools. IWrsi!W schoOl, Rio Grlll.de College, prh, the clty and county healtb ciePartmento. ~-~ . .';.• ;_:_.::._-_~· •, trying "' c""'e up with 1 closien•-~ that I• oUic:iont, IIIIo and comCJ,.&:VE.LAN ~ - libt.~ lolUble .... ~ ...... pearance, Sltet,y, Counc:U hlll'ril~its . • The Greene Une IQes tills highoot <ltaliooo tof ,,....trial spring to get ftnal ~roval on ~ ·~t'll(ilnee: iho AWIIrd llnanci~ the new boatlrom the of llc.,.,r1 "' t)lo liandatd ou r Mlrltime Admlnlotratloft. !ilon- C<i• (Qhljoj fin J.tl' OUIOtending b' thereafter.. the liUC:!;=tlllltul bid- IIIOQ- ~In jile?. . der will lay the keel. J;;veriit ev!jphlo ~ ~Diy 2;28 d!lllbltngor e~ing goes well, tbo &II'Pllore, loi!• tlino ~r mi!Hon designers and shipyards .llf U ~~ ,wor~lf.Jtyear. The would bo intPooolble lor uie ,_ • I I• o&i6 lilhlo ohoWod a sitboat 10 be ftnlohed before .Do- l)il!eant reduciioft ' In such ,,.. c......,. 1969 - a year otter tbe lurleo In t compu'iaonotito 1967 statutory doadllne lor oPerating record with ~ ciwn previous tbe Delta ,.._, thno yearo and that or the pot. Any businessman kncPw1 wbat rol'!lllllnAlStry II I such ayearwoulddototht!Gnene Lines. Thta Ia why tho .,..,_ ainn or time Ia a Musr. The Greene Lines ia unongthe richest nunea In river .tradition. The Delta Quoon ItsetrlaaJ>Ortof · ihe &IBIII! In tbe little towns and bls cldes all along the rivers. Ever watch from 1 ri¥er tmm •• the Queen Puael'? Busine11 &10110. Children run, Point IDd ohoUI, ''The llelta Queen, ihe Delta Qu- Thare ahe goeo. ~ All &tare at her Le<IYihlP 10 she grocoi~ P~lhOI alorw. ft takes a while tor the commurdt;y to r• turn to normal. Vl&ltora a week later wUi be told ''The llelta Queen _passed herelaat~.'" The beoutltul ~ Ia tar too intPortantapertofAmericana ever to lllow a mistake In the wording of • law to ba 1 dolllloo. JliQY congressman recetvea35 10 40 letters about one laaue, he wW probably jump to· aetlop. &> write your legialltor. Aak him to &IIIPort llouse Billo 15711 I>~ 'C.."!Ltrel HoieJI!IICI!if and 15580 or Senate BW 3102. ....HHIAv.. Ttlese btlls seek a Ume extenGolllpotlo, Ohio sion lor the Delta Queen. !>hoM 446-4290 In your letter, urgeoutdghtap.. .._446-4511 peal. CoJWre&s &houid make a speelf1c exemPtion fortheQueen. A true Led)' is wt.lu•II.Y in distress. She needs help from aU of ua. . By HOBA!Ir WILSON, JR; ' The Ga!.ha CoMlY Tubercuioala and l!ooith Aaoocatlon recently COmPleted a~er year of outat.lndiJw service tO tile eommuRiQ". The orsant.,tlon Is to be COli\Plimented for Ita etrorta duri,_ t h o , ,rll past 12 monthi. · .. __:_. _":"...;_ .' . WIWAM 1"0NIGHT thrv TUIIDAY Aprllot4-1 • . WALT DltiiiY'll ' Was·Ne;ALJun to-,., ..,.., a ' ·.. • Li.IPOL$ ~ 'l1drt7 , live · Invited' !i> ~ ~ ·II- ~~~ Wbll!lnitiHI, two vehicle iccld'lirt Fr!dt,y atlonded ttio ..-zy G-K ~ ~ 1>11.1' 3. UscHARGEDI 4-ndoll Qbre. 10 p.m. near on Ill- 62 Y~. nillhl al 4-SatV • •,, •:,,, ·' - · pt. PloaOint .(tranot.-red ~~~~.nojn ~liarand · IIJno~~O K7P.r eo :Thilt14' ·11ih · acAtihO roundlal!lol-were: . _,,..., • ' 'I Pack :6'1 PI · · 'PI · ·.•,;,;. u~- ·· to Hoi..,.)· Sandra \VIIIlama; lit. Jut1 • to !)haitda Hal • ~ocin· . . . . Plsa••M.•. Mro. Franklin Thomo "'· ''< ; ~·· ~,~unp; i'alik ~$2 ~· Pleasant, -~ 'l'h•· mla"-1> oc~urred ' Whlp' a ' . .Ktlci lllllrlct Scooi! ,l!x, Dorl Croml -~ 204 ton aDd daOJghtor, Pl. ·fleaaant; · ~und · ven .... !leo and ~· ~vo ' < • • ~ 01'; r~ ""·'d ""·ro, ·Roc ' k ~-·~·.. w, .. !lol\bl,' ,car . . "' ,· '.:>It ''·\ ·'Dun111100r; '· · • .,.;...,,a. · ,.'-dla -·· .a. _, ~·•• _ ....... W. · · .,. •• lfUon and ·a ·c u· Pt. Pleolllll, ~ ......,.... ,. . a~ ,_,, Pack . ..~. ~Dlaii'lcit Commlso!oi!er, oq0c1 203 Gallll>ollo, Jane Hllrdwt,yand Va.rl»ow ._u.,,- - - l -•· drl"'!' bf AI~ GW,ea, .U; all lcoirtera 10 a1ta1c1 tile inollal JUanita Noe; l'l!lik. 253 !caoon, James &n!tb and aon, 8Jutl>. Ca1111n Cnok. w•. ,va., coll;l!led Tr!.siate Areli C...cll dlmer GI...,. and Ira cartwrltlt~· Palik aldol Harey KII>P, pt. PloO- as. GW.. 1!01 ~ to »as~ AprU : ;s at the Wnlled Field 243 Racloe, Harold Circle, CUb- Dorlnlo Rquah, Letlrto Hollbe who ~ ! 1 le!i tljl'no· Hou.Beln Huntingem. w. va. _maiter; F.,a Promtt aDd Jtaba ;:::;:::::::;:;:;:::::::::::;:::;:::;.;;:;;:;s;:::~».».::~::-::::: Ooe arreat waa .~tdedaltt. All packs io the dlotrlct were ert Joha8011, COmmltt4emon;lla¥ COIIIIb' liD.. Glrllrid ~ 47, WardOI!. and Barbaralloulh; Palik !Mart, wu charged Wlth·!Jiii>XI. 235 Cheater, .Nancy O'C<mor; cation. ' ~lumbusMan Paek 208 Chellblre, Joe BIJrier, PLANE CRASH Cubmasli\', and Doma Misoer; CNRO (UPO- A two-erwloe and Pack 215 Iildwell, Francis airplane carrying siX FcPilan Tyler, Wltlelo L~r. mining oMclal& and tllrea I ~ 246 ' l'!nnerw, . Edpr crewmen from ~ Iron mine at GAj.LIPOLIS - Bill M. Pow· Abbott, Scoutmaoter; Troop 235 ihe Baharlya oaolo to Cairo ell, ~11. Columbus. was admit. Cheater, Elsen ~Connor, Seoul- crashed and burned TburldQ In · ted th llolzer HoiiPital at 7:50 mooter; Troop 242 !b'fa~ae, tbe wolllml desert, · iho Cairo Pi', I'LEASA!ri - The local p.m. Frido,y with a back in. Goorp llolman, aoolatanl Scout- "'"'"'''"r AI Abram aald Lion& Qub wW hold IIi. aialll )lry after a tratnc accident. molter; Troop 206 Cheablre, Saturdl,y, ft WIO not lmmedlat&- broom oale Tuesdt,y and WeclIlia coodliion ioreportedaa(PXi. Job n Metzger, Scoutmaster; ly kzDwn If there w_ere any nesday, April 18 and 17 Wltl).• The Slate Hlghwo,y Patrol laid door- 1o. door canwatgn. · Troop 2t8 Pomeroy, 11a1 Gloze, auniwro. tbe occident occurred at 6:20 Scoutmaoter, and K01111eih Gloze, The brooms .... or tho tlaest p.m. Frida~' when Powell loBI quaii1J and are !Dade ':\ iho Junior Aool- &:Outma-. control ot hla car <11 Rt. 160, In...atr!oua Blind EDierPrli• 1D Polll 261 Pt. Ploasan~ Keo five tenths of a mile north Clarkoburg, w. vi. They are Leikaii, AdViser; Gary Cottal, of Vinton. 'llte car went oil ihe »riced llf2 each. Proc:eedatrom treasurer; llcnald McClintock, left olde of the hll!llway, struck tbe Bale are mainly cllriCted !1>edltori Charles Bledsoe, secre .. a mollbox, stop oij!D and a renee. tary; Thomas McNeeley, vfce .. wardo algi¢ conaarvetion which There was heavy damage to Ia tbe goal of the club. president; Jolm Rairden, hlotorlthe 1965 Chevrolet Corvette, ihe an; John Whitley, Assistant Dia~ SALEM CENrER - Aonual palrol said. The accident Ia Bllli trlct Commlooloner; Buck Bsr· vial-. 4111' lor first grader a under lnveotlgation. of tbo next scboo) y- at tbo ney IDd Los Grim. Solem Center school wW be hold AIIO preaent were Gllbert Plurta, proiJI!8cllve Scoutmaster tills Tueadt,y, April 30. Parents of tho now flrlll gracl- · of Troop 211 Addl1011, and Rob. ers urged to attend and are ert Rothgeb, »rc>spectlve com. mltteeman; and guests, Mrs. 1o like birth certificates a n d . Chsddo Hall, and Eric and Word hooith records of tho children, land 2:3011. m. GALUPOLIS - Four Gallla Hall. ·The first graders ooxt fill are County men were returne.d here 10 ride tbe buses to tbe achool this week !rom the Cinclonatl on vl•liation c~Q. Chll!!r• now workhouse where they had been is ID tho first grade wW altalcl sentenced from Gallil>olls .~fum. I cluoes chuing tbe do,y to weJo. cU>al ~rt. His Basie Training come the newcomers, 91erifi Denver A. Walker said Parents who have oot compl~ the men were brought back beMIDDlEPORT Honald Ru.. ed an entry blank lor the entrance cause there was no room for sell, husbandoftheformertltris- of • new first gncier in the tall them at the workhouse on ac. Une Bryan of Middloport, has er>o are asked to teleJihoneiheachooL count of the civil rights disoJ'Ill•iDd In tho u. S. Army and Is ders, currently Mdergoing basic trainReturned by Sgt. James E. ~at Fort JIOkaon, S, C, BaldWin and Sgt. J10k Oweos Rusoall Is the son or Mr, and were Chria Anderson. 40. and Mra. Lawrence Russell of West Arth~ Persiqjer, 56, boih of Columblo. Until abe joina her GalliPolis; Cocll While, 45, Rt. PT, PLEASANT - ·The OH I GalliPolis, and Charles Clagg, husbenci, Mro. Hoaoall wW be In Middloport wltb her parents, Mr. 43, BldWall. KAN !;<>In Club will 1!1811111 ihe . and Mra, John Bryan, and witb Appoloehlan Power ...alorl11111011 , her h~oblnd'a · par'ento In Weot Tuesday 1-'!W llith I ·IOCial Coluat~ ... hour and tiadine oeaolon~ 116:30 p.... and buBineal to fo1. low. experts cautioDed, however, it New ofllc ara wW be elected 1 AND is still too early to tell jUJt aud new cllractoro namodto aerve Clint Eastwot>d . how deep the turkey cutback tbe COIDlnK Y-· IN wUI be. Final planning lor the orpnlo The department's poultry and zatlon'a annual coin shoW to be PT. PlEASANT - The Point egg. oituatioo roport summary held April 27 and 28 at the Moose added that wholesale prices tor Pleasant oftlce of the West Vir- Club wW becomPieled. reattY-to.eook broUera have been ginia Department of EmPloym!lrt the busl.Dess seaslon, a coin ~ _ ;..,, above 1967 levels since the Sac~11 placed 55 persons .In t1on wW bo held. Alllnloregalntui -loyment during tho beginning o1 tbe year and prob. area resident• are welcome. _,.111!1!111! month of March. · ably will remaiD higher tbrwl!ll The ciclartmentmaintalnatnea the rest ot 1968. on all IP!>IIcanta and locates Livestock on western ranges Aprtl 1 were in better than av. suitable OUlllloyment lor them erage eondltion aa a mUd tree of charge. ~rently thoro March lett range feed condi- are 661 peroono registered wiih ihe inca! ollico. tiona above average, the dea Training programs are aloo partment roporto. staf!ed throqh tbla omce 11 For the nation as a Whole, pastures AprU 1 were rated at wall 11 the Job ColliS, for which recruitment bad boon temPOrarloo 80 per cent or top condition, 6 ly susPended. but Is now r&o _points above a year ago and 3 sumed. It is neceaaary for a points above sverage. A roport person to renew his Qlic:ldon oo range feed coadltlona rated with tho olrlce every 30 days ID them at 79 per cant ot fAlll con. dillon, 7 points above a year ke'll 1ft l<tlVO Ole. ago and 4 polnto abefe the 1962 --66 average. ln)ur~ Back Wtment Frido,y m the New Uma Mentally Retarded at Lesage, W. VL, wW be the WelchS 170 Pollll<b. lor tho Fridt,y, April 26 moe>He has smaU scars on his left ing of the lfaoon Councy Assororebeld. r.)Je, lett cheek aad a ciation lor -.clod Chlldron 'IBC(:ination scar on his 'iJI)er left at the AW~Iachian Power Comarm and a cut scar on his left pany IOdltori~, toreann 11 weU as a scar on his Ko11J! wW preaont a 20-minute left ring tlner. Tatoos include a audio color ollcie entitled ''The hllrt With l citgger and I bird Green Acres Story.'• The r~ on his kft roreann. A cut scar gional comPrehensive center Is crosses the bird'"s wings. lor residents of Clbell, Mason, Otbera on the most wanted Ust Howard SWineyI 45~ Wllltld W- and Lincoln Counties 111d is being developed on a 25-acre by Toledo pollee lor assault wllh tract of land 26 · mUos 11-om Pt. a deldb' we1110n; Jl)oald Ferrell, Plea-on State Rt. 2. 25, wanted by Warrensville Grouncl>realdn& ceremonies Helchto pollee lor Celooiouo , .. were concb:ted lor Phloe I of sault; Billy Jeae HOOades, 35, tho Ioili - r - building proSOllght as a parole violltor, and gram. Pha&e I which Ia being Jock Wedlington, 32, wanted lo' financed lhro~ a$200,000 stat. Cincbllati Pollee Cor .-ry and federal conotruction grllllt, wW assault with intent to kill. include two residential units lor 20 retarded c~ pi~• lndiThe page on the left-hand .Yldualllou•_.-onts and acbln,\de of a - -is the varao; ~- Clll tlli; right is : the· l!i'~"flO!.~~Ili and I IIW. .O tedif: .. .. - - . -·-·..... ~- crook a sprq con- cert on 1101' 3, a band banqolot COWMJIUS - G"'rge Edward on 1101' 10, and Communi11 Tag Wells, 51, a convieted murderer Illy on 1101' 11. Committees lor who once raced the death chair, each eveot were appointed. bu boon ploeed on Attorney Get>' oral William B. Saxbe's list of ·' """'f' ~ Fund to help - · ihe '1JII)holl\"il eoncert in Pnmoroy ... July 25. Uemharl of tho band are bal._ in.tted to J>Ort in a clinic to be co-..cl <illrllli tbo llternoon on July 25 lo' tbe a)'lllllholl)' peroormel. A larger PQilCom m10hino aloowlll be bought. . BINI Qrector Charlea Y announced fortbcoming band eventa1 ~' ~~~~les· ~t .<~~yger ::~~=; ur7~~~~e.~ Jll!l· .u.. ·! cent band 101 dt,y.llto. aJirliret Brown, treUurtr,~a ..Jo. lectloo of tm 111> liM4 .,..._, on 11e dQ and a »~ pt .~.o , was raallzed 11-om a r.C•.....,. -oalo. The boosten diclded ID-e $100 to tbe llleia• CoWIIY Wind .Murderer Wanted ' . ~-.' . • ') ' ·, · 0....:. · . give ~ to tbe ......,_ geney opel 1or ~!\0 or tbO. P'Ja>- . A~~dent .. ,·, .., -- '· ALSO: CARTOON ') ' I 11.95' '1111·"' Onlr' -~ :1 ,t; ",.. • ' ~.:t.."\.1:'' �' .. 'i ' i '' '. :SC~ut~rs At~nd:ed .;f., , ~,,~~~';;~'J:::,,,,,,,,,,, .•.. ' oroy !lr9 · - ....... •~~~t ,... ' In Ohio lnclu~ Ohio's five most wanted criJniD. alo. Wallo is be~ SOIIIbt on two chii'JIOO or ormed robber.Y lo' tho BrackovWe IDd Middleburg polloe ciclartmonts. He roporte<lly is al10o,ys armed and should be considered dangerous, Slxbe ooid. Wells was saved from the electric chair in 1938 when his first degree murder sentence was commuted to We. In 1961, it was commuted to second degree, and he was paroled June 8 the same yMr, He iS 5-8 in height and Green Acres Story to be Told in Film HONORED FOR SERVICE - Dr. Frlll<i& W. illano, Galoo Ill ColllliY Healtb Commluloner, was presented a plaque of ljlllraclation Ill> Mr"' Ello Coodee IutTuesdaynlghtlor .. aery. ices rendered during the past 23 years.'' The ceremony took pluo ~ the Gallla Colllllj' TB IDd Hooitb Association's anooal meeting. Cfawney PhotoJ Driver Injured POMEROY - A car driven by Earl McGrath waa a total loll when It &truck a bridge a. IFYE Student Coming Here PT. PLEASANT ~aw, Harriut West Virginia's particlo- Pr. PlEASANT - Richard A. Road, .5 ol a mile west of the Pant in the !967 International KoiiJ!, Executive lllreemr - Acl- Rutland post olflco, illeril! Rob- Farm Youth Exchange program mtnlatrator cl. the new Green ert Harlalbach reported. McwW be in "'ason ComlY, AprU Acres Regional Center for the are: ·- . • '. ·'·'·-. < , l , '··~ ,. ·. ·. ·'• A~~~~·~ ~; I• ' Minor ~. '" •- · ~ '-" . '·••·.'.' ~-i'"·. rect~ived Grath and lacerations. a broken nose 15 to present programs on her experiences in India. CICUI11. A P4.2,888 grant ewllcatlonto finance Phase D of tbe bllildlng program Ia currently be~ re· viewed lo' tho State Board of Healtb and it opproved would Miss Shaw is a llltlve of Barbour County and just recently r&o turned from six month& in India where she lived and worked with her host famUies in rural areas. About 100 U.S. delogates are chosen each year to live and work in 35 countries. 1o West Virginia the state 1-H staa r .. provide sheltered work&mp Cor commends one young person t. 40 retarded yo~sters and a tween 20 and 30 years of age to green house to instruct some the National 1-H Club Fotmdo25 students ln lawn-cue and tlon sponsor or the IFYE pro~ Future plans call lor gram. Schedule or Miss ~aw's IPthe construction of a medical resean:h and treatment unit. a do,y- pearances in Mason County is: care and classroom building, m. 12:30 Point PleasantllighSchool; <bor and outdoor facUlties and 2:40 p.m. Hannan High School a diagrosls and eval~ation unit. and 7:30 p.m. Ordnance School A reglonal sheltered workshO!l for the general public. program is presently be~ Oil""" ated at Green Acres for some Of all birds, the humming20 retUdodlndlYIWals. . bird lays th~ smallest egg. Annual Broom Sde 18 April 16,'t7th, Visitation Day Is on April 30 Four Gallians are Are Returned RU88ell Taking I Coin Qub Will Meet Tuesday ·Poui.try Products Prices'Firmed WASII!NGTON (IJPI)- Farm prices for pooltry promc!S 'In · tbo last aix montl!o ofl968 will probably average above the July ~ December, 1967, levels, Agriculture Department exporta predicted today. The pernment forecast Is based on indicationa that egg production after this JUI'Ie is Ukely to be 2 to 4 per coni below lalt yeari turkey production In the major fall marketing - - will be down sobstanlial. ly; and broiler cbilikon jii'CQ!ciioo dwing tbe laat aix monilia ol tho year will be up only .-ralely 11-om 1967. Man,y JlOUIIrymon were haro hit last year when heavy sup. pllea Pllhed prices down. Laat November, lor example, egg prices were so low that the deparlm!lrt bM>k tho ~uoual otep ol buying lo,ying hens Io help pOultr)'meD reduce the aize ot their ftocko. NoW jii'CQ!ctlon reports indicate cutback• in i~qing noeks are beginning to make them. selves felt in the eu market. Egg production for J-ary. March this year was 2 per cent above a year earlier. but output Cor tile April · Jooe period Ia expected to be close to year.ago Ieveli. After June, production is likely to be below last year. Expect Increase Egg pri<es in the January • March · quarter wltll pro®ctlm running above a year earUer, averaged 30.6 cents a dozen to farmers - 4.2 cents below a year ago. But with the production tide turning, prices from April tbroogh June were expect. ed to average 111-"tl7 above 1 year ago. After June, prieea are expected to average 141Jl0d. erately to atbstantlallyn above 1967 ieveia, Government economi&to said alao that, it turkey pro®ctl<ll Ia cut by lll"OIOid ihe If JlOf cent indicated in a JIDIIII')' farmer survey, prices after June will be above last year's Jeveh. The Employment is Found for 55 Follow.,_ Vietnam Victim's Rites Tuesday AFISTFUl OF DOLLARS . GIVES YOU YOUR DOLLAR'S WORTH ''THE HAPPtiiT May the glory of the Resurrettion GALUPOUS - Military aervIces lor u. S. AriJJl c.PIIIn Archie Andrew lll,rman, 28, wW bo -.clOd at 2 J1, m. Tuesdo¥ at the Ai>Plo Grove, Ohio lfllho. diS! Chureh under the cllraction of Hav, 0. H. Cart, Mlclcloport. Burial wW be in 1-.-t Folio Cometery. Cli>t. lle.,yman was killed In 10doo Io VIetnam on Tuesc~Q, Apr!l2. He was a bell- Pilot wltb B ~. 7th Sqdn., 17th Air Calvary, H!l copter Wll lhot down by the VIet Poor oe.....-dq bring to you and your family peate, joy and blessing. We wish you a most happy and holy Easterl ~aiioMI SUNDAY TIMES· SENTINEL PS&IIhlll l'llbl~q c.:.. ••en ~ ) ~ IN Ol!it \'lllfj GAU.IPOW DAIU Ta&l.~" i'i£ IZS Ttllrd Ave., r.lllpalll, Oil It , fNII .... li1hed , ..'1 ......,.! ''"irlf-tJe.,. .....,.., , ~ Potlllll Paki•IIOII'-•11•, o.u.. a ... Udal . to roports tram the U, S. Do!enae Department. Cli>t. Hayman wu horn Feb. 6, 1940, in Bender- W. Vo., 10n or Wald B. Hayman IDd 11>nna SWann Hayman, Who &w-v!ve. ,They reside on Raolne Rt. 2. He married Maey L. Watta, Rt. 1 Gallipoho, on Doc. 24, 11159. She aw-v!ves, A ilalH>rother, Charles looJDo Ia, pt. Pleaaant, &lid a oiater, Mro. ll!eryle Knight, New Haven, W.Va., ourvlve. . Capf. lialman gr-11-om Pt. PleaOint lllgb Schoollo1858. He ,eatered tbe owvlce &IX )'Mrl ago, and -.led olrlcer& candloo claW school II F~ Jlennbw, Go, He graA'Itedllvm tbe Ft. Ruelter, Ala., fllcht schooL He 11'rivecl ID last Octobar. MiLLIONAIRI" lla.Y•• Members or a n d.. tachment, u. S. Arll!l, wWoerve as Pallbearers T~eodt,y. Friends mlj' callattbeWaugt>. Halley- Wood Funeral Home in GalllPolla on llondt,y and 7•99. m. --a.f (Technicolor) Fred MacMurray TonunrSieele DISNIY CARTO()N: Apl1nott- SHOW Sf ARTS .7 P, II. There's an old saying, HA dollar 118Ved Is a dollar earned.H But a dollar s~n! oug~t to earn ils full value, too. And when vciu spend. it on Devoe paint, It does. That;• why we carry Devoe paints and r,.cp!l)· mend them to friends and customjlrs who have .trusted our judgment and Integrity for bo many years. We don' I let you dOO.Vn because Devoe doesn'llet us down. When you wanl a pain! job we can guarantee, let us sell you the Devoe paint thaj Wll& design&!! · for your • Hole: - 11 ...,....., ,., . purpoea. ' ' v- ++++t Town i ++++++ GAUJPOLIS - S.O.S. - S.O.S. - S.O.S. A ~ In Distress - steamboat ilEiita Queen. That'• tile title of an editorial in the April edition or Pitt lloating, an Edition of Ohio IU ver lfagoalne. After .-.adlng tbo editorial write your Senator or Congreuman and heJ.p us 14Save the Delta Queen". Tbe Editorial: Now!& thetimeforallgooclrtl>o Queen to®erateaflerNo-. ermen to rise ..d be 'heard, She Is ' tile on!¥ rive..-lf!ected Would yo~ aUolv an innocent Ill> tbe: law. II I~ ablan np, man to dle lntheelectricchair'l The ~ I• lflected bacauoe Tbe unjustly-doomed delabe to in the oYOrni,cht trade. ObIn this case 1& oot a man at .U. but vlouoly,lawmakora inrell!rieting the grandest old la<lf of all tbo vessels of ctrtliD deset1pttons Western Rivera: The Greene hid .a-IIW crottiD mind. The U...a J>OPuiar Delta ~term ··•ovemfebt" in tbeJr minds Her Led,yoh!P has boon hitlo' the now Public Lew 89-777 Sot.,. were uaed to describe distanees cy at.SOIIegialationfordoepdrltl or over 10 hours or so from shore veaselo. n prohibita the Delta -in other words, crvla~ tar enough out to sea to make an THE anocfation CooPerated With the city 1 n d cow:ty health det10rtmento in the tuborcuiln teBiing Program in the ochoolo. It P~hlsed spacial equiPment for use in the TB clinlc, which is held In the county health de.l)artment. ++++++ OTIIER komft\unlty service proJecis inci~ded pii'Jhenta lor 146 chest x-rays•. and assistance in gettttl8 volUnteer clerical workers during tho recent diabetic clinic. I ++++++ THE llloclation remembered Gallla ~nfl' Patients in TB ho .. Pltala by sending tbem cords on spacial do,ya, and gifts during 1 h o Chris~• holidays. Dentures were furnished one P«tient. and tray favors and ..,azine aubscrjptions Were furnished the TB hospital.. ' . ++++++ TilE 1967 Christmas Seal campaign, ooder the leadershiP of Clarence ThiiRIPoon, chairman, Produced $4,30o.75 In donations, an increaoe of f396.75 over tbel966 total. i ++++++ HERE 18 a breakOOwn of activities, the annual financial report. lll11i tbe 196lf-69 budget, IP!>roved d~ring the organization's annual meeting Iast ,T~osday night, SUMMARY OF TUBERCUWSIS ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR 1967 Cheat Clinic, 15; Patients Seen At Clinic, 257; Patients In HosDitals, 5; Patients Discharged. 1; New cases Reported For the Year. 13; lllatbs, $; -1m Direcii.Y 10 TB., 2; T.B.- Secondary Cl~oe, 3. ~uratng: VilitJ, 1213; Tuberculin Tilts Given For the Year 4368 ~ Positive Reactors, 129; MobUe .X..rl,)' Unit, 438, ~ Active eaoes Found; eaa.. Under Soc>erYlalnn, 51. Co&! to Co~nfl' lor Patient Care- Druge, $1,676,91; Tr&nSPol'o tation, ft99.291lloiiJillallzation, $15,170.25. FINANCIAL IIEPOIU "Prill, 1967 tbru 1\laroh 31, 1968 Balance o~ hand, AprU 1, $3,11!2.95. · llopoalts, Christmas Seal CIR!Palgn, $4,300. 75; Interest and HeflUid, fl41.32; Totalllecoll>ts, $4,442.07; Totallncomo,$7,625.02. Qabura~ents. A&soclations i:Jipense, S.3,203.46; 0. T.ILA.-Percentago, f900.16; Transferred to Savings for Equli>men~ $1,500.00; Tolal, $5,606.82. Balance on hand, March 31, $2,018.40. I ++++++ BUDGET 1968 -1969 Community Somco, $1,912.00; Pwllc Healtb EAication, fll2.00; Patient Servfces, $124.40; Public Information, $5.00; FMd Haloing, $945.00;' A. .nistrative, $407.00; Tolal, $3,505.40; Operating fn. come, Chrtsbnaa Sial Fwtd <N.U, $3.397.58; Estimated lnterest-ReCMd $150.00; Total $3,547,59. MOLLIE NELSON GALLIPOLIS - Mro. Mollie NelSon, Hamllton, Ohio, mother of Mrs. Jolm G. Wheeler, 548 Jackaon Pike, died at 1:30 p. m. Frlda.Y at Hamilton. In addition to Mrs. Wheeler, she is sunrlted by her husband, Willlaltl Nelson, nveotherdaugfl ten and two sons. There ar~ .several ~UMdchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon at Hamilton. The mlnfstor will be the Rev. Lowell H~t. B~al will be In Rumilton. 1WENTV YEARS AGO, 11-om tho CUes of the lllll.,y Trib~no and weekb Gf4.1.. Times .... Heavy rain brings high water. many roads closed in &rea. elsewhere .... Major Oood threatens Ohio River Valley. ' GaliJpoUs ·vtrtuaJ.b" liiOlated .... Rain continues 11 area awaits ~ ' !'l,fl ~~v),lle s'llferlng worst llood in history, s;x ho~o..,. . arpd ·~ F~ crollts at 59.25 on·park !ron~ 61.1 at !Orella ~ andbw GOll!a'a worst April flood in ~litory ;." Carl &nith rel_ignp post at Altman's Sore co enter welding business ..... Mail HrVI.ceieXtended to some 800 residents in new subdivisions •••• Dr. N. A• ~n named new Rotary Cl~b president •••• Parkersburg h~lar llmlia GAHS to one hit (by Brock Borden) 11 mue Devil I drop 9-0 beaeball ,tilt to PoWerful West Vlrglnlans •••• Wellston Inflicts 6-3 SEOAL looa on charges of Coach Jim Halderman ....Walter Alliaon elimlnateo 1947 bowling chamPion, P~~PPy Roea, in GalilltOlla toumament .... Leroy Betz, 57, dies suddenly •••• Mrs. Amte Miller, 77, Claimed Ill> denth .... Mro. Anna B. Echelmeyer, 54, a ,.dvo of Wai'n~t Twp., and widow of Rudy Ecbelmeyer, oucc~bo. NEWS GAUGES - Galll!lolio, 12.0 - and 15.6 rlll1lllDg 12 re&t ot roll. : ero; Pt. 24.15; Pome. • IW~IOII, 1.09; Hintm, 2.19 : Blat.; Kana Falla, 5.97 fall: log; Charleflon, 18.75 faDing. ; London, rlll1lllDg aix lncheo of : rollers; Mal-met. '"' the alii; ' and Wlnlleld, rlll1lllDg ooe toot. : BOAT MOVEMENTS: : GALLIPO~IS LOCKS - Alton : ZOJilyr 3:15 p.m.; Jeff: boat up 1:05 .a.m.; Oliver C. : Shearer 8:55 a.m.i Lucy : Jane LuC:;&II Lm.i l:lrim- PII ' -. AM MER FOR q)UR1' OF APPWS R~PUiuc:AN MARGARET GAB!IIi MIDDLEPORT - lllrs. Mar. pret Gabbs, 83, Hobart St.. , died oarly Saturdo,y at Meii!B General Hospital Collowlng ~·linger. ing illness. ille wos .born Sept. 15, 1884, at Carmel. Sle wu a mermer of tile Mlddlepori Firs't United Presbyterian Church. Surviving are three nieces, Miss Florence Rowe, Ml•:ldleport; Mra. MUdred Ho.ve, C-4-.lumbus, and Mrs. Mabel Lambl!rt, Co· lumbus. Her _parents, husband, Ben, and a brother, preceded her In death. Funeral services will be held IIENRIETT A MCDADE PORTLAND- Mrs. Henrietta at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Raw. Mr.Dode, 84, Portland, died Frl- Ungs • Coats Funeral Home with da,y at the home of her daughter, the Rev. Howard RuppeIt offiMrs. Gerald Ouro In Huntington. ciating. Burial will be in the ille waa born Oct. 31, 1883 Middleport H i I I Cemetery. in Portland, the daughterotMary Friends may call at the- funeral H. Williamson Mlcklleswart and home anytime after 10 a.m. MonWilliam H. Mlddleswart . 9Jewas day. a member of Racine Chapter REVA QUEEN 134, Order of Eastern Star, and GALLIPOLLS - Re-va ·Adams the Portland Meth<XHst Ch~:~rch. Queen, 57, Kerr, wife of Char~ Eastern Star rites will be held al 7 p.m. S4mday at the Ewing lea QJ.een, died at 12: 15 a.m. Saturday In Holzer Hospital. Funeral Home. Born near Kerr, on July 10, &arv:lvtng ln addlt1on to her d&UJhter are a 11011, Gllbert, Six 1910, she was the da.Uighter ol Lakes, Mieh.; four grli.ndchtl~ Amos L, and Glenola M. Smith • dren, and seven great..grandchll- Adams. dren. Her husband, V. E. McQleen was a member ot the Weoterman Methodist Church Dade preceded her ln deatll. · Funeral services will be con- and Vinton Chapier 375, Order ducted at 2 p.m. Monday at tbe ol tbe Eaotem Star. Sur¥ivon al110 Jncluck; aclalqtl. Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Freeland Norris oftlciat- tor, Mra. Ceell <Delores Jean) lng. Burial will be In ihe Leiart Lee, Norman, Okla.; a son, RobFalls Cematory. Friends ma,y ert L, Queen, llladl1011, Ind.; a call al the funeral homo an.J'· sister, Mr1. Paullne · Kratzer, ume. ColUmbus; and two brolhera, Kenneth Adams, Kerr, and Rusoell Adame, Columbus. There are nine grandcbilclron. J Lock 23 , Cri11 J r. Funeral aervlcea will be heici up 5: 15 a.m.; down 3 50 J R Hine at 1 p.m. Tuesdt,y at tile McCoy : a.m.; ames • a 4 25 R cine Lock w-1 Funeral Home in Vinton by the up ; a.m.; a 1,~ TraderUlt7a.rn.;GreenupLocks, Rev. Freeland Norris. Burial Helen z. ~p 4:20 p.m.; Ravena. will be In VInton lllemoorlal Park. wood up 7 p.m.; Fnnkiin Pier<e Ea Item Star rites wl.il be he!d up 2 a.m.; Esoo Weal Virginia at 7:30 p.m. lloncla!r at the fUn. clown 2:45 a.m.; Jane T. down oral llomo. Frlendo Dill' call at 3:20 a.m.; Meldahi Locks, J. the fUneral home MoocliQo after. S. Lewia up 6:30p.m.; Warren noon and evantag. Hougiand ~P 8:20 p.m.; sarah 30 5 .. .• m........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Mr' stone up 7:15 a.m.i H. E. Bowles down 8:20 a.m.; L. F~ up 9:45a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - London, Fort_ Dearborn down 4:50 a.m.; Marmot, Alan R. Merrill down 10 p.m.; Solvo,y doWD 11:20 p.m.; o. F. ~ever down 2:30 a..m.; Winlleld, Tlnun.,y L. While down 2:45 a.m.; Mt. Slate up 3:40 a. m.; Polly R. down 6 a.m.; Halen Z •-·- 6 35 •0~•n Rtv : a.m. mo ER- Lock 14, Vo11~ ROll G., Nelooo Brood· foot, and Beaver, down walling; Lock 15, OVEC up 12,05 a.m.; = r -:=a.m.; Lock 16• Tl He up 4•55 a.m.; tan 141n!::_5 a.m.; Lock 17, Jolm J. ~· down 2:30 a.m.; Rnbert P. Tlboit up 4:15 a.m.; 18, Princ!plo down 3:20 a.m.; Walter I WUIIam1011 up 4:45 a.m.; Georp T, Price dowD 6:20 a.m.; Endeavor up 8:5$ a.m.; Lock 19, E'Deana Bosworth up 8:50 a.m.; Lock 20, New l\18rilnville up 5:10 a.m.; Becldord down 6:3$ O.'!J.; Lock 21, Waller Curly down 5:15 a.m.i Jetrer1011 · up · 6 a.m.; ~ 22, l'lillll> Sporn ~~Lock GALUPOUS- Pic. EddieM.Brabhamlsspendinga ie.ave 11-om the u. s. Annywlihh!sparenta, Mr;and Mrs, E. L. Brlll>hlm. hli sister, Nell, of Jackson Pike, a~d Gdler relatives nnd friends. Pic. Brabham gradllatedllvm Scout. !»gTral~ SChool oo April 5 at Ft. Benning, Go. Followq his leave, he and his dog, "'Mac,' .. will be statiOned tn Vietriam for one year. Area Deaths ++++++ ~J.ww up~~:~a ROY . TYREE POMEROY - Roy J. Tyree, 51, Louisville, K.,y., paaoed awa,y Fridlj' evening aiGallipoilsClin1~ after a brief illnesa. He was a civil service em · ployoe for 20 years and a vator. an ot World War n. He was preceded in death by hls father, Charles, and brother, Ra.,y EI .. mer. SUrviving are his mother, OJ .• lie Mae, RD 1, Mlcklleport; thret~ sist.ers, Ruby Hyatt, Columbus.; Margaret Barrett, RD 1, Rut~ land, and Opal Jean, at home• 1 and four brothers, James, ~rn· cuse; Charles, Jr., Langsvillu; John Roger, Middleport,andRotJ~ ert, at home. FlUleral services wUl beTue.!!ida)' at 2 p.m. at the Miuion Church in Rutland with Okey Cart otriclating, Burial wUI be i(l Miles Cemetery and Rutland American Legion Post 46'7 will have graveside services. Friends m~ call after 10 a.m. Monday at the residence. Martin Funeral Home is in charge or arrangea ments. OTTIE WRAY PT. PLEASANT - 0 t t le "Jack" Wray, 70, Apple Grove• died Frida~' in St. Mary'• Ho .. Pita!, Huntlngum, W. Vo. He was a retired farmer. lxtrn at Ashton on Ma,y .29, 1897, a son of the late Monroe and AnM Waugh Wra,y. ~rviving are his wife, Hilda Steele Wr~; seven sons, Raymond, Leonard, Albert and Lew. renee WflY, all or Apple Grove, Charles and Curtis Wray, both of Columbus, and John Wray, Harrtsfllle, W. , Va.; three daQ. ghters, Mrs. Hazel M1llor, Columbus, Mrs.. Virgie 8:arberry, Ona, W. Va., and Mrs. Maey Harper. Charleston, s. c.; four brothers, E. M., BW. Judson and Clovis WrR¥, all of Ashton; three sisters, Mrs. Sadie Bal'nett. Ashton, Mrs. Urtd.e Roach. Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Tre.sste £a\. win, Marion, 0.; 46 grandchtl· <iron and 16 great-grarui:hlldren. Funeral services will be held todt,y at 2 p.m. in Ball's Chapel Ch~ch wlih tbe Rov. Charles Kinnelrd o!!Iclating. Burial will be in t h e church cemetery. Friends mil' call at tho MoiuSteveoa Funeral Home. overnight service _practical. Now lan't It rldieuloua to incl~de the Delta Queen In tbet category'/ A riverboat of her stature is a minute or two from shore at all Umes. The Queen couldcontJ.nuetoop.. erate as a passenger vessellnovernlght service iflt limited Pa~ 11engers from 194 to 49 or less, but this Ia notaconomlcall.,ypractical. The new law would allow tho boat to carry 2000 do,ytime passensers. The ~ Is not a trlm!l. ll!e is Orst class all the w.,- - right down to ihe high Polish on each piece or brass. In 78 yoars, the Greene Une his operated 28 steamboats and no passenger tlas lost his Jife in a mishaP on any • The Green Line has just spent $150.000 to see that the record IB 1101 brokon on the Delta Queen. Improvements are maj;)r repairs to tile steel hull, boilers and...,.. illary equiPment; reJ)laced obsolete 011en ftre kitchen with safe electric ranges and O¥ens; repainted tbe bulkheads with fire retardant lntunescent coating&. Some legialators alreo<IY see the injustices o( restricting t h e Delta Queen. Botb·- House and So,. .. t ItA> •bills have boon iolroAEed to allow her Lecjysh!P ailttloloriger lifo, th~s giving theGreeneUnos time to build a new hoi~ llulldlng tbe first new river passenger vessel in 40 years is an aweiiOJile undertaking. Since COJQPietlng market research on tbe project, the Greene Line has gone ihrough sets of_ plana """""'ont FliNCH cnv LUIIEI CO. INC • PillE STiln PIIOIIE ~ DEADLIN!E HERE! For a pure sweep of color ... ror elegant simpliclty ... for the hush ot quality underfoot.. . nothing compareo to a Bigelow plush! Chooae any one of ihese 3 lovely deeppiled carpets to bring a real fashion look to your home. All have a pile of 100% Acrilan•... long·wearing, a joy to clean .. . non·alloqjenlc and mothproof. Ail three are a beautiful b~y I SlAY OUT Of TIOUILI •• , IAVI TIMI AND WOIIY • , • DEEP: Acclaim - A handsome velvety carpel wnh a amooth, realilonl pile. 15 lovely colors. . J, 9}"· Gran• Preslltatl01 f'/ BEHELDBIS GLORY" • AI . ILOCK ,.;. got '!"'· _., ra .. ··m~ --d you'll your be ; on · way fn .; New ·Addition? ojllly. Th• li6UifqH• fr lbllnelft Ohlt lllf '*i '!'OIItOHt, AtW!i 14 LARRY'S ....;... WAYSIDE .,,.._ \'If. UIIII_.,.rt, -J•rtll;oi iiM,.III.-.,,.... Thl DJII) ~...:1,- a;:.); •hrw raolldo• ~. MIDDlfPORJ, 0. n., lnil "" ,.r till: l h ...., Pu••lnl""'" -' •• •wl~.. i l'l~' '-"ll idiCI 10 •h• au (Dr 11'*' 1<11._ al all - · dill)llld... u .. 10 d\11 _.,.,.., ... alliCIIIII! klo.·al ...... l jii#JI Iohl!d ........ ~. u. OniV"" ·-a. ,0. •Acrllanl!!l •II llll)fllhlll; IIW'W - - - "• tUO. colors.JO. 95 · •• *'* •MliJ,:'lii..JiiiCIIP'I'IOJi NAm 111111, - ) f i t DEEPER: High Meadow-A lillie deeper, o llltlo denser wllh a iiHie more luxury than Acclaim. 22 fashion DEEPEST: Duuflold-A rich, luxury carpet with a very denae, vtry deep. very lush pile. Chooso from 22 decorator colore. THE I).UU llf.ll:nt.'f.l. lll Mlclwllr titr~,~ . OIINI,-Wft hbi\llltill 1"'1 ....... Mftl\111.. . . . . . . . ~- Jluftd .. - " ' cb.u .,111.. . . . , • hmW"G), Olllo, Pel• Oflln. TERNS 01' lilBKIU'tKIJI II}· -.nj alllllillnllll, 3k ,., llflll. Three Lush, Plush, Carpets •.• Three Luxury Depths by Bigelow each with a pile of 100'1: Bigelow approved acrylic' fiber ARE INVITED Of The Easter MDvle · SEE CARROL K. SNOWDEN - TODAY of them. ,., ILOCI( ,,.,.,. i'aur. ' l!ll ! inJI!I:I•• Dlli!ING the past year, the ••soclatlon furnished health education nlaterial for uae In the Pubi.Jc schools. IWrsi!W schoOl, Rio Grlll.de College, prh, the clty and county healtb ciePartmento. ~-~ . .';.• ;_:_.::._-_~· •, trying "' c""'e up with 1 closien•-~ that I• oUic:iont, IIIIo and comCJ,.&:VE.LAN ~ - libt.~ lolUble .... ~ ...... pearance, Sltet,y, Counc:U hlll'ril~its . • The Greene Une IQes tills highoot <ltaliooo tof ,,....trial spring to get ftnal ~roval on ~ ·~t'll(ilnee: iho AWIIrd llnanci~ the new boatlrom the of llc.,.,r1 "' t)lo liandatd ou r Mlrltime Admlnlotratloft. !ilon- C<i• (Qhljoj fin J.tl' OUIOtending b' thereafter.. the liUC:!;=tlllltul bid- IIIOQ- ~In jile?. . der will lay the keel. J;;veriit ev!jphlo ~ ~Diy 2;28 d!lllbltngor e~ing goes well, tbo &II'Pllore, loi!• tlino ~r mi!Hon designers and shipyards .llf U ~~ ,wor~lf.Jtyear. The would bo intPooolble lor uie ,_ • I I• o&i6 lilhlo ohoWod a sitboat 10 be ftnlohed before .Do- l)il!eant reduciioft ' In such ,,.. c......,. 1969 - a year otter tbe lurleo In t compu'iaonotito 1967 statutory doadllne lor oPerating record with ~ ciwn previous tbe Delta ,.._, thno yearo and that or the pot. Any businessman kncPw1 wbat rol'!lllllnAlStry II I such ayearwoulddototht!Gnene Lines. Thta Ia why tho .,..,_ ainn or time Ia a Musr. The Greene Lines ia unongthe richest nunea In river .tradition. The Delta Quoon ItsetrlaaJ>Ortof · ihe &IBIII! In tbe little towns and bls cldes all along the rivers. Ever watch from 1 ri¥er tmm •• the Queen Puael'? Busine11 &10110. Children run, Point IDd ohoUI, ''The llelta Queen, ihe Delta Qu- Thare ahe goeo. ~ All &tare at her Le<IYihlP 10 she grocoi~ P~lhOI alorw. ft takes a while tor the commurdt;y to r• turn to normal. Vl&ltora a week later wUi be told ''The llelta Queen _passed herelaat~.'" The beoutltul ~ Ia tar too intPortantapertofAmericana ever to lllow a mistake In the wording of • law to ba 1 dolllloo. JliQY congressman recetvea35 10 40 letters about one laaue, he wW probably jump to· aetlop. &> write your legialltor. Aak him to &IIIPort llouse Billo 15711 I>~ 'C.."!Ltrel HoieJI!IICI!if and 15580 or Senate BW 3102. ....HHIAv.. Ttlese btlls seek a Ume extenGolllpotlo, Ohio sion lor the Delta Queen. !>hoM 446-4290 In your letter, urgeoutdghtap.. .._446-4511 peal. CoJWre&s &houid make a speelf1c exemPtion fortheQueen. A true Led)' is wt.lu•II.Y in distress. She needs help from aU of ua. . By HOBA!Ir WILSON, JR; ' The Ga!.ha CoMlY Tubercuioala and l!ooith Aaoocatlon recently COmPleted a~er year of outat.lndiJw service tO tile eommuRiQ". The orsant.,tlon Is to be COli\Plimented for Ita etrorta duri,_ t h o , ,rll past 12 monthi. · .. __:_. _":"...;_ .' . WIWAM 1"0NIGHT thrv TUIIDAY Aprllot4-1 • . WALT DltiiiY'll ' Was·Ne;ALJun to-,., ..,.., a ' ·.. • Li.IPOL$ ~ 'l1drt7 , live · Invited' !i> ~ ~ ·II- ~~~ Wbll!lnitiHI, two vehicle iccld'lirt Fr!dt,y atlonded ttio ..-zy G-K ~ ~ 1>11.1' 3. UscHARGEDI 4-ndoll Qbre. 10 p.m. near on Ill- 62 Y~. nillhl al 4-SatV • •,, •:,,, ·' - · pt. PloaOint .(tranot.-red ~~~~.nojn ~liarand · IIJno~~O K7P.r eo :Thilt14' ·11ih · acAtihO roundlal!lol-were: . _,,..., • ' 'I Pack :6'1 PI · · 'PI · ·.•,;,;. u~- ·· to Hoi..,.)· Sandra \VIIIlama; lit. Jut1 • to !)haitda Hal • ~ocin· . . . . Plsa••M.•. Mro. Franklin Thomo "'· ''< ; ~·· ~,~unp; i'alik ~$2 ~· Pleasant, -~ 'l'h•· mla"-1> oc~urred ' Whlp' a ' . .Ktlci lllllrlct Scooi! ,l!x, Dorl Croml -~ 204 ton aDd daOJghtor, Pl. ·fleaaant; · ~und · ven .... !leo and ~· ~vo ' < • • ~ 01'; r~ ""·'d ""·ro, ·Roc ' k ~-·~·.. w, .. !lol\bl,' ,car . . "' ,· '.:>It ''·\ ·'Dun111100r; '· · • .,.;...,,a. · ,.'-dla -·· .a. _, ~·•• _ ....... W. · · .,. •• lfUon and ·a ·c u· Pt. Pleolllll, ~ ......,.... ,. . a~ ,_,, Pack . ..~. ~Dlaii'lcit Commlso!oi!er, oq0c1 203 Gallll>ollo, Jane Hllrdwt,yand Va.rl»ow ._u.,,- - - l -•· drl"'!' bf AI~ GW,ea, .U; all lcoirtera 10 a1ta1c1 tile inollal JUanita Noe; l'l!lik. 253 !caoon, James &n!tb and aon, 8Jutl>. Ca1111n Cnok. w•. ,va., coll;l!led Tr!.siate Areli C...cll dlmer GI...,. and Ira cartwrltlt~· Palik aldol Harey KII>P, pt. PloO- as. GW.. 1!01 ~ to »as~ AprU : ;s at the Wnlled Field 243 Racloe, Harold Circle, CUb- Dorlnlo Rquah, Letlrto Hollbe who ~ ! 1 le!i tljl'no· Hou.Beln Huntingem. w. va. _maiter; F.,a Promtt aDd Jtaba ;:::;:::::::;:;:;:::::::::::;:::;:::;.;;:;;:;s;:::~».».::~::-::::: Ooe arreat waa .~tdedaltt. All packs io the dlotrlct were ert Joha8011, COmmltt4emon;lla¥ COIIIIb' liD.. Glrllrid ~ 47, WardOI!. and Barbaralloulh; Palik !Mart, wu charged Wlth·!Jiii>XI. 235 Cheater, .Nancy O'C<mor; cation. ' ~lumbusMan Paek 208 Chellblre, Joe BIJrier, PLANE CRASH Cubmasli\', and Doma Misoer; CNRO (UPO- A two-erwloe and Pack 215 Iildwell, Francis airplane carrying siX FcPilan Tyler, Wltlelo L~r. mining oMclal& and tllrea I ~ 246 ' l'!nnerw, . Edpr crewmen from ~ Iron mine at GAj.LIPOLIS - Bill M. Pow· Abbott, Scoutmaoter; Troop 235 ihe Baharlya oaolo to Cairo ell, ~11. Columbus. was admit. Cheater, Elsen ~Connor, Seoul- crashed and burned TburldQ In · ted th llolzer HoiiPital at 7:50 mooter; Troop 242 !b'fa~ae, tbe wolllml desert, · iho Cairo Pi', I'LEASA!ri - The local p.m. Frido,y with a back in. Goorp llolman, aoolatanl Scout- "'"'"'''"r AI Abram aald Lion& Qub wW hold IIi. aialll )lry after a tratnc accident. molter; Troop 206 Cheablre, Saturdl,y, ft WIO not lmmedlat&- broom oale Tuesdt,y and WeclIlia coodliion ioreportedaa(PXi. Job n Metzger, Scoutmaster; ly kzDwn If there w_ere any nesday, April 18 and 17 Wltl).• The Slate Hlghwo,y Patrol laid door- 1o. door canwatgn. · Troop 2t8 Pomeroy, 11a1 Gloze, auniwro. tbe occident occurred at 6:20 Scoutmaoter, and K01111eih Gloze, The brooms .... or tho tlaest p.m. Frida~' when Powell loBI quaii1J and are !Dade ':\ iho Junior Aool- &:Outma-. control ot hla car <11 Rt. 160, In...atr!oua Blind EDierPrli• 1D Polll 261 Pt. Ploasan~ Keo five tenths of a mile north Clarkoburg, w. vi. They are Leikaii, AdViser; Gary Cottal, of Vinton. 'llte car went oil ihe »riced llf2 each. Proc:eedatrom treasurer; llcnald McClintock, left olde of the hll!llway, struck tbe Bale are mainly cllriCted !1>edltori Charles Bledsoe, secre .. a mollbox, stop oij!D and a renee. tary; Thomas McNeeley, vfce .. wardo algi¢ conaarvetion which There was heavy damage to Ia tbe goal of the club. president; Jolm Rairden, hlotorlthe 1965 Chevrolet Corvette, ihe an; John Whitley, Assistant Dia~ SALEM CENrER - Aonual palrol said. The accident Ia Bllli trlct Commlooloner; Buck Bsr· vial-. 4111' lor first grader a under lnveotlgation. of tbo next scboo) y- at tbo ney IDd Los Grim. Solem Center school wW be hold AIIO preaent were Gllbert Plurta, proiJI!8cllve Scoutmaster tills Tueadt,y, April 30. Parents of tho now flrlll gracl- · of Troop 211 Addl1011, and Rob. ers urged to attend and are ert Rothgeb, »rc>spectlve com. mltteeman; and guests, Mrs. 1o like birth certificates a n d . Chsddo Hall, and Eric and Word hooith records of tho children, land 2:3011. m. GALUPOLIS - Four Gallla Hall. ·The first graders ooxt fill are County men were returne.d here 10 ride tbe buses to tbe achool this week !rom the Cinclonatl on vl•liation c~Q. Chll!!r• now workhouse where they had been is ID tho first grade wW altalcl sentenced from Gallil>olls .~fum. I cluoes chuing tbe do,y to weJo. cU>al ~rt. His Basie Training come the newcomers, 91erifi Denver A. Walker said Parents who have oot compl~ the men were brought back beMIDDlEPORT Honald Ru.. ed an entry blank lor the entrance cause there was no room for sell, husbandoftheformertltris- of • new first gncier in the tall them at the workhouse on ac. Une Bryan of Middloport, has er>o are asked to teleJihoneiheachooL count of the civil rights disoJ'Ill•iDd In tho u. S. Army and Is ders, currently Mdergoing basic trainReturned by Sgt. James E. ~at Fort JIOkaon, S, C, BaldWin and Sgt. J10k Oweos Rusoall Is the son or Mr, and were Chria Anderson. 40. and Mra. Lawrence Russell of West Arth~ Persiqjer, 56, boih of Columblo. Until abe joina her GalliPolis; Cocll While, 45, Rt. PT, PLEASANT - ·The OH I GalliPolis, and Charles Clagg, husbenci, Mro. Hoaoall wW be In Middloport wltb her parents, Mr. 43, BldWall. KAN !;<>In Club will 1!1811111 ihe . and Mra, John Bryan, and witb Appoloehlan Power ...alorl11111011 , her h~oblnd'a · par'ento In Weot Tuesday 1-'!W llith I ·IOCial Coluat~ ... hour and tiadine oeaolon~ 116:30 p.... and buBineal to fo1. low. experts cautioDed, however, it New ofllc ara wW be elected 1 AND is still too early to tell jUJt aud new cllractoro namodto aerve Clint Eastwot>d . how deep the turkey cutback tbe COIDlnK Y-· IN wUI be. Final planning lor the orpnlo The department's poultry and zatlon'a annual coin shoW to be PT. PlEASANT - The Point egg. oituatioo roport summary held April 27 and 28 at the Moose added that wholesale prices tor Pleasant oftlce of the West Vir- Club wW becomPieled. reattY-to.eook broUera have been ginia Department of EmPloym!lrt the busl.Dess seaslon, a coin ~ _ ;..,, above 1967 levels since the Sac~11 placed 55 persons .In t1on wW bo held. Alllnloregalntui -loyment during tho beginning o1 tbe year and prob. area resident• are welcome. _,.111!1!111! month of March. · ably will remaiD higher tbrwl!ll The ciclartmentmaintalnatnea the rest ot 1968. on all IP!>IIcanta and locates Livestock on western ranges Aprtl 1 were in better than av. suitable OUlllloyment lor them erage eondltion aa a mUd tree of charge. ~rently thoro March lett range feed condi- are 661 peroono registered wiih ihe inca! ollico. tiona above average, the dea Training programs are aloo partment roporto. staf!ed throqh tbla omce 11 For the nation as a Whole, pastures AprU 1 were rated at wall 11 the Job ColliS, for which recruitment bad boon temPOrarloo 80 per cent or top condition, 6 ly susPended. but Is now r&o _points above a year ago and 3 sumed. It is neceaaary for a points above sverage. A roport person to renew his Qlic:ldon oo range feed coadltlona rated with tho olrlce every 30 days ID them at 79 per cant ot fAlll con. dillon, 7 points above a year ke'll 1ft l<tlVO Ole. ago and 4 polnto abefe the 1962 --66 average. ln)ur~ Back Wtment Frido,y m the New Uma Mentally Retarded at Lesage, W. VL, wW be the WelchS 170 Pollll<b. lor tho Fridt,y, April 26 moe>He has smaU scars on his left ing of the lfaoon Councy Assororebeld. r.)Je, lett cheek aad a ciation lor -.clod Chlldron 'IBC(:ination scar on his 'iJI)er left at the AW~Iachian Power Comarm and a cut scar on his left pany IOdltori~, toreann 11 weU as a scar on his Ko11J! wW preaont a 20-minute left ring tlner. Tatoos include a audio color ollcie entitled ''The hllrt With l citgger and I bird Green Acres Story.'• The r~ on his kft roreann. A cut scar gional comPrehensive center Is crosses the bird'"s wings. lor residents of Clbell, Mason, Otbera on the most wanted Ust Howard SWineyI 45~ Wllltld W- and Lincoln Counties 111d is being developed on a 25-acre by Toledo pollee lor assault wllh tract of land 26 · mUos 11-om Pt. a deldb' we1110n; Jl)oald Ferrell, Plea-on State Rt. 2. 25, wanted by Warrensville Grouncl>realdn& ceremonies Helchto pollee lor Celooiouo , .. were concb:ted lor Phloe I of sault; Billy Jeae HOOades, 35, tho Ioili - r - building proSOllght as a parole violltor, and gram. Pha&e I which Ia being Jock Wedlington, 32, wanted lo' financed lhro~ a$200,000 stat. Cincbllati Pollee Cor .-ry and federal conotruction grllllt, wW assault with intent to kill. include two residential units lor 20 retarded c~ pi~• lndiThe page on the left-hand .Yldualllou•_.-onts and acbln,\de of a - -is the varao; ~- Clll tlli; right is : the· l!i'~"flO!.~~Ili and I IIW. .O tedif: .. .. - - . -·-·..... ~- crook a sprq con- cert on 1101' 3, a band banqolot COWMJIUS - G"'rge Edward on 1101' 10, and Communi11 Tag Wells, 51, a convieted murderer Illy on 1101' 11. Committees lor who once raced the death chair, each eveot were appointed. bu boon ploeed on Attorney Get>' oral William B. Saxbe's list of ·' """'f' ~ Fund to help - · ihe '1JII)holl\"il eoncert in Pnmoroy ... July 25. Uemharl of tho band are bal._ in.tted to J>Ort in a clinic to be co-..cl <illrllli tbo llternoon on July 25 lo' tbe a)'lllllholl)' peroormel. A larger PQilCom m10hino aloowlll be bought. . BINI Qrector Charlea Y announced fortbcoming band eventa1 ~' ~~~~les· ~t .<~~yger ::~~=; ur7~~~~e.~ Jll!l· .u.. ·! cent band 101 dt,y.llto. aJirliret Brown, treUurtr,~a ..Jo. lectloo of tm 111> liM4 .,..._, on 11e dQ and a »~ pt .~.o , was raallzed 11-om a r.C•.....,. -oalo. The boosten diclded ID-e $100 to tbe llleia• CoWIIY Wind .Murderer Wanted ' . ~-.' . • ') ' ·, · 0....:. · . give ~ to tbe ......,_ geney opel 1or ~!\0 or tbO. P'Ja>- . A~~dent .. ,·, .., -- '· ALSO: CARTOON ') ' I 11.95' '1111·"' Onlr' -~ :1 ,t; ",.. • ' ~.:t.."\.1:'' �I• . Mothers Lt~ague at Rio ,Gf:a~de " · H'osts Hus ' ~s ·.. . .w .. RIO GIIAN!a ~ I ...- ' lierl ot thll 111o Gran J~o~~~er•­ ~ and tllllr .............. ~·--k clln . It I ~~ ' , 1111' -bollll ofllr, ll!d llll'o. Je•• ~ . r)'l ....~. ' . • Glmel WI'" »II.Yed Prill!• 1 IO!JtiDtliOWID!ilrO. .. J ..... By llouek !ba• won Ill• obi< P ... Guom IIIIOIIdiDe 11r. 11111 llrl. Kenneth Sclleo.IJIIddiii'Ort; .~)~~t~%~$~%.Wr~~i$:~~~~~1*:l~f~W'.m . Mrs. Scltealo dillrlo' pmldeat GALIJPOUS- HELP Wanted'l No. Hell> llfPIII4' ooeded: ,..,.. for till ~., Qllrlct; ·- with leadtrlblP quelltlea, able ID work wllh people lllCI otller or- Mr. ll!d lira. Beckel! of caldwelL lira. kelt IO a pmaatlonl, IIIII Wltllllte abll1l;y 1D ~ rt'llOnslbllJty IIIII 101 tile former member of 1 league, ll!d lfr, ll!d lira. Mu;ohall c..,. . Tbt pay &llould be hl&h lor a job llkelhal, ohould It not'/ Well, ado~', Mr. "IIIII lira. Jlimea .Mor'It Isn't. At laaot, not in IIIOIIOY• But, IIIIIOJlCthe COQI••IIIIons are.." ey, ll!dllrs. llol>ofl Powell, tile look on a motlllr'• taco when the tall serviceman who law tal<e Mr.llr. and Mrs. James 9~a,Mr. !do lither'• pWe lltllldo frln!edln till door of a tleatll •-ed lira. Donovu Wickline. Mr. 1-e; 1 frightened, beWildered yooq girl, who hu been told her and baloO' hU died, beq comforted In lho arms oflho aanlceman bu.. and 111'0. Robert Brlodeberry biDd who can make U easier ror her; and handing a cup of bot co«ee lllCI Mr. and lira. lblald Reed, to a dlrtJ, hollow--eyed man wbo hli worked at a disaster site for er. fat w!i':! *" .... """' our water safetY procram 1M Red . Cross hal ployed a part with a RC trained lnatruclor Ia eolllleo&. lea<hlng owlnunlng to children Now, .... 1oca1 chapter ts ta•· and a~ts. 11ra. A1111 Jenklnat• Patriot Gr_ an__ne _ _ 'i2 Discussion Tonic T" Grange Insurance r1 directors. GALLIPOLIS - Ed Parkin& presided over the Tues. u Thll'l llnllflt hour•. list of storiM tn whidl at ed wtth a crisis, they MUS!' find the volunteer In eharp of this a chairman and sot up a board areo ol work. Red Cross jobs are voltllll.eer ~.- ~~... : .~~~~ao.eawhros Ameodnll la belng planned for loky 16 at 7:30 p.m. at Grace ·~· ow ...- , (I'm thinking of Mra. Bnee MeDonald, an indlspeasabl• orsanlzer during our recent crlalo), say it Is both pleasant 8Dd rewarding. 11 Ill veo her.."_~ance to extend herself far~ her own peraonal envirmment. Sle feel a llhe spenks tor all volunteers when she .u.ya, '•'11w0' become a world cltf.zen Ia a very real sense." A local Red Cross ofltce waa maintained until Ms,y, 1960. At tllat lime Irene Coker waa In charge. Since tho deall1 of Richard Hurwitz In 1967 the local Meth<xtlst Churc:h to select a ehalrman and a board. Coold this HELP WANTED sd be &Dswered by that time? HOW MUCH 00 YOU know a. bout the Red Cross? ' 1be o!llclal booklet written to a~ new Red Cross workers with theorganizationsa.Y&the Redd Croasia "an expreslioo ot our concern for one another in Ume of need." Its porpose is to prevent or llgltton ll1ll1kllla' s au!!erlng from war, natural disa - aod dioease. What llle Red Cross does E1ng an emsrgency to proYldefood Ciothln& chapter bas been without lead- ershJi>, Stelter ID4 medlcalRRd ho!JIIital care Cl'l tb.e baolo ol evident need. The Red Cross helps after an emerpncy ln asliallng lamllles and lndf.vicllala In meeting needs the.!' c . - meet thamsalvea. Lawrence CollecliDs Hie glviJii and life 11ving blood, for which there Ia DO substitute, is one of the moot Important works of the Red croaa. I have hurd ....,Po 1111. "a.! JOU have to PlY !Or ~l;; 1bls Ia nol1rue. lknl coakl· -~ set a ~ce on a price'ieos thlng'1 Whal yoo PlY for ls the pro. cooling of the blood. Mrs. Cltuo1atte Cremeens, R. N,. is In Cherlll! of the bloodmobllo pro. gram. Even tbis -project may have to Huber, I vldea tile roporls neceoaary to bring a sentce man home Cl'l emergenq leave. 1bere bave been many others actlvaiY lnvolved In thlo work. It ls DOt my Intent to give a his·~ory, but rather to point out a present need. . ~~ ~r~JM~ ;dooe, mui!J,J.• ·bOing cliioiO, but with lesde~ilj!P tho futuro ... be III01"e pro~~~; able. Can you help? one l!C group hao a project Pve never hurd of before but which I tlllnk Is worthy of a melltlon. They have a "Tele- Easter. The oPening sona: wu Seen and Heard :::::::::;:·::::::;:::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::: ::: Mr. and llro, EdwerdH. 4'nch have returned trom a visit with tllelr son,llr. and 11r.. William c. L,ynch of Alexandria, Va. They atlended the llrBt beaeball game ot the Washington Senators and MIMe- Twin., VIce - Prasldent Hubert H. Humphrey threw ,_the lir'l !!all.~d-~!\)Onl<!Y,"'Jho fomiliar hot dOgo lllCI cou. Tho famUlos also toured D.&lles AJr. port. llr. and Mrs. Bill WUson, BoJ,. ville, are vi•Uuia Mr.. CecUe Thompson, VInton, and Nr. and Mrs. Hobart wusen, Sr., Galltcare" aerv:Lce. The I'II.IM Is a polls. 110 b7 the woyalde ll a proper cemblnllllon of tho wordo tole· chillier cannot be set up for our phone and care. The Paul Sld<borea of H l g h area. 'lbey ''Watch over'' peraons Poin~ N. C., are vlaldng lholr 1be Rod Crooo Ia In charp living alone. Complete !IIeure parenta,llr.ll!d Nrs.OkeySiddmore, Evergreen. and Mr. a n d Mrs. Earl McHenry, GalliPollo. OUTHEAST!!liN OTBO'S liOSl" lll!lAUTJnlLFASIUON Glllipolll, Ohio , Elsa Soles Elected to Head VFW Auxiliary. GALLIPOLIS- O!ttcers were elorted at the April meeting of the Veterans of Foreign ·Wars Auxiliary held rocenlly. The following officers were elected, Elsa Soles, president; Goldie Gothard, senior rlee..presldent; Opal Baroos, jWlior vicepresident; Thelma Richards, chaplain; Mary Austin, treasureJ'i Helen Wood. prd; Eliza. beth Daniela, conductress; Marp.'r& Rankin, ta:ustee, 3 )"e&r&j ' Ellzabeth Daniels, truatee 2 years; WUma Haycraft, trustee 1 year; Nellie Stover, musician; Ermel Woodyard, radio and pubUci1)'; Color Bearers, Edt t h Jacklllll, Grace Tabor, ll(yrtle Queen and Frances Phu&z. 1beoe o!llcers will take their new omces the first meeting ln Ranldll had recently been tal<ec Into member· ship of tho auxiliary. July , Margaret = ::' ·~~ th;:;· -kond ln Majo. :~· Plana for Ute bake sale were made and .lobo assigned. After ice ~~ream. Frank Brady. 10n of Dr. and ' ' have they been lovelier! 'Choooe now frnm dozens of romantic spriiiJ formals In lhriD· ' ing new pastels and snowy white. Sires 5 to 1[), Our registration p~nas::ures you of haviiiJ the only gown of itS type at your CHAnr prom Graduoteob.... Tho su,ly ·. -;:.i.;::m;.-.r.r-. catalog write, call or . ---Q.~....-. : Busl•s Colegt · J6 ........ 446 4161' BONE IN Excellent for Broiling OF lb. .. ' .. FREE PADDING. AND INSTALLATION With The PurchaM Of; •.. . CARlEl .. 6 95.. .... ,.. ....... At Rogulor Prlc* e NYLON e ACRILAN . YOI1l'll ASIQ!D FOR rrl , I - ., •• • •• l-Ib. QtN,· ac OH 1411it 14-u. Pkg. e WQOL eliERCIJl.rON Y-rzlen · IE YJ~·, Conwln Taday anil"-ko eFREEESTIMATES . OPEN MOND.AY;aM 'RID ,Y·~ Thlo coiiiiDit !I lor - plo, tbllr' Plllbleat• and .P)eu: ureo, thllr trod>lo• and llln. AI with till not-of Halen USI, It - e s lauib• ·IIUI 11UD't dolllo 1 _..... qoiilotloa with • -- ·Maraadne Cream Pies I • • • I } AllGO Potato Chips Peaches l-Ib. -.-... --.-. --"". . SLICED Fl0%EN' .. ·French ffles " u.... C.• ... · ·o.e. sooc~.·llllii: Pittentt T• ~p.-. · . '! uSee eBy Helen Bott61 MIS. ... ' - --- iltlP Sill«! yOUI' . . . . . ljlllllionlto YOUTH ASIQ!D FOR rr, core of Hal.. HelP USI. thiJ -IPt!Per. lnro The CheerCommltteoreported on lira. llelll KlrkMdahl, lira. 011 llalrd, "\KIJI Corrie PlliiJ>o mer, lira. GOliua Ward andl&ra. HalenMorton. At tllocloaeof the bullne11 111io CHESHIRE - Officers were slon, 11r.. P(ymalo Introduced elected at the racont K.Yger VU. llro. Mabel Tawney, who pr.. lilY Mothers League meotlrc held sented lho program. In kellling at tho home ol Mrs. llobert r.,. with the current election lntel'o es~ oho chose as her subject a Elected were Mrs. IJoyd Ranshort ploy, Election !loy ln the kin, president; Mrs. Robert LIJ.. u.s.A., b~ Deborah Newman. cas, vice-president; Mrs. ForoNrs. Tawney portra.yed all the . rest Smith, recording secretary; charlliltera ln the pll.f In 1 very Mrs. Lee Mccarey, treasurer, amusq 11111 lnteroatlng manner, Mrs. James Preston. news r• lhoWq lhe methods of voting porter and librarian. from ear(y times 1<> the pruent William •·· and how lortuoate we are ID REVIVAL PLANNED .... be _•klo to cut our own - s GALIJPOIJS - A revival With 11 ;:;""tlllnk best and not ~dj.,. tile Rev. Bobby Portero!Ooklllll tlllon. At the clooe of lho prognm, wUl start at the Chun:h of God, lira. Boaurd and co-!Jostess, Jackoon Pike, Wedneadoy nigh~ Miss .Morgaret TQIIJ)lng, served Aprlll7, at 7:30 p, m. Preacb1111 and lnaplratlonal s~ each deUclous refreshmentS 1n ~ Public la Invited tu attend. 1111 with the Easter decorlllloat. night. Rev. John Wheeler Is pastor of Next meetloir will be 'lhe .,.. the chl.tl'Cb. nua1 spring dinner meeting, held BOOSTERS TO MEET ln till Foculey Dining Boom of CHE5Hllll!: - The K.l'ser Creek lite - cltoteril at Rlo Grande, Band Boosters wW meet in t h e 11 6 p.m. on Tuoadoy, loky 7. hl&h achool cafeteria at 7:30 p. m. Mondoy. Fair OO«h plan& will be .... .....z_,., -I 500-511. for Newcomers GALUPOIJS - Tho NewcoD>o era Club of Gallipolis will hold Ita April meeting In the .dlnlng hall of tile Groce .,_st Clturch Thuradoy, Aprtllll, at 1 p. m. A dessert cof!ee will be catered bY 1M Jllllor Woman'l Clltl at 75 · - par,....... Guoat ...- . . will be llro. Pat Houck, Soclell> F4IDr olthe GaWpollo Trlbuoe. lira. Houck io • graduate of tllo Cllarlaa of the Rill CoiDlltlc. lllhool In New York and ot11er <oamatlc tr~ ochoolo. Her IIIP!c will be Cosmttlco and You. ArJI'ono wllhing ID lltlnd Who hu not beoa co-ltd may call llro. J. w. Coonen, ttllo0334, chilrman for the eveot. THE - . Job GOOD FOOD flniid ., lwonll'-f!YI cents. The next meeting wW be at Osc:ar's on May 2 when tbe'dls.lrlct president will ln&tall otn. BOB EVANS mAle HoUsf · 808 EVANS DRfV&.IN cera. PLAYTEX eraftRDin have erNt.eG .ON fiO millioo ...... Libly, thty wiU CIHtt youn. ANDANfti!T t!lll s.auo H'"' sn.!H< PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS . . S.condA'It, , Oellltlollo, Ohl1 -~-1 PADDED BRA Now-Piaytex combines aU tbe tit and comfort features you Could wisb for in a padded bro. AdjW!table stretch strops and sheer elastic back with aU-way stretch -won't ride up. Elastic criss~cross area between tbe cups lifts and separates, shapes you as you've always wanted. Cups are made with iunazing new fiberfill padding-they stay soft ... can't shift ... can't bunch up. Machine wash.!ble, this ni!W Playtex Soft•line Padded Bra keeps its life month after month. While..32A-36B. $5.00 SEASON 15 HIIEI BASEBALL C;APS .......•••.. 0 • ~~~~ei 1·•· RESUME FORNER SCHEDULE Tue5dl1 were not •• well atteuded Mro. Nancy Croosen, chairman u Olll*tedandthtfo,._.ICb,. V...at gave lhe devotlona. ol Gallla CoUll\)' Civil Deraooe, ule of Moodoy nigbtl will be ,.. bers answered roll caD b)'Ji.,.n,; hu announcsd a revllld ac- IUDled. Tbt meetlogs will be beld their plans for the summer. The ulo for the medical seii-IJelj) April 22, lla.y 6 aod lla.y 20. secretary and treasurer reports clasau. Claues .Planned tor were read and 1111>roved. The prealdent road an inn. tatlon to a card Part;v from lhe lllddloport llothers Leque and annOWlCed that the Mothers Only Mlnula F""" Yovr H- or · i.elgue wouldooUcitlheClteshlre community tor the caneer fund forj.unch ~Ill!. DlnJII! drive. Each member was to brine a homHIIado klt<:hon hat ID the ' PREPARI!D fOR YOURSATISFACnON m"'l,,ln&• Tho,. l(ho did 1101 were CEREMONIES More bzidt1 and troo••· ...,_ AIICoMCI rln&a lhaa aay othor. Sineo IJ601 - TAll II OUT TO liE IIAll tdll .\ ' FOR DOUBL£.111NG TUESDAY 1110 GIIANIE Molhera Leque at the home of lira. Rll' Do.. "lo, Janis !lnlth, IUOst-"" tr1 7;30 p.m. · GALUPOLIS GlJIIJING Motbero Loacue, 7p.m.altlltihome of lira. Ralph Belvtlla, ~ er,llra. Halon Preollln. ii&I'C · • from .Morahall UDlversley In 1967. He ls p...-J.y I!II!Pioyod at the Little Hocklns Elem-.y SChool, Lltlle llocldns. Ohio, and lamanaaer of !he GICO leo Inc., V ' - w. Va. A summer wedding ls planned. Elastic Back and Straps Be Featured SOFT-WM . ' GALLIPOIJS- Mr. ll!dllra. Charles W, -.ner, E• rtka k Route, GAIIJpolla, are announelne the en&~~t~Deat of their dlugltter, Cheri& Frances, to Jamoo L. Elllotl, - o f llr. and Ill's. Morris G. Elliott ofl42 Por!Smoulh Road, Gal. liPolls. Mlos Bodlmor ls 1 1965 graduate of Galill A<ldemy lllcb Schocl and IS Present!¥ a junior majoring ln - h ll!d htlrins theriP)' at Ohio Slate Unlvera!cy, llr, El1iott II a 1961 graduate of Gallla Academy High School and er&lllotocl Cosmetics To : 2-lol Pack ,... Charla Frances Bodimer English Club Elects Kyger Valley Mothers to New Slate of Officers Assist With Cancer Drive ·' Carl's Ice Cream GALLIPOLIS - llr, and Mrs, Wendell A. Wlcldlna oflilo Grande are announcing the engagement and coming matrttee of tllolr daughter, Bevor(y Sue, to llobert A. Houck, oon of llr, and Mrs. Leo Houck, Rt. I,GalliPolls. MJsoWickllno loa grlllo uato of Soulhwestern lligll Sehoul and ls now I!II!Pio.Yed 111 thO Ohio state Bank of Columbus. Nr. Houck ls a g r - oll\)oo ger Creel< High Sehoul and ls ~loyed 111 the U.S. Post <»nee lJopt. of Gahanna. Tho wedding lo plamed for IIJ.y 5 at lho Methodist Church at Rlo Graod., 11r•. fliiiAILY 1H01 l'roiu ILUE STAt FllOZEN GALUPOLIS - llro..llorrls Brown of Eno ls announcq the engagement of her daUihler, Diana GWman, to llr. llobert H. McCarley, son of Mr. and lira. Lowell McCarley, of Vlno ton. Miss GWman Is a student at North Ga1i11 Hilh School. llr. McCirloy la a1967 ~of North Gallla High School. He 11 IIIJtDdlng a leave from the armed services with his flm.. lljo lllCI ftlncee. He will n()Ort to California the Orst of May for 1 tour of cluey In Vlelnlm. Weddlngplans are lncOIIIPieto. ., G.u.tiPOus - Jean Covel' lum orchldo. Her bonor attend· , Bradford, ~r of Mr. and .m wore a llliwle tnqJire ...,.. lire. llo&tr A. llarlll, wiater . ,ol piM cbll!on OYer talfeta. A : Park, Fli., 111C1 Cbar!eo Elia.r ......,uon was bald at the church llolzer m, "llilll ol n.. and Nro. lmmedlateb' following lilt cereCIIarleo E. llol1or, Jr., Glllllpo.. " - · · lio, nro lilarrled on llaturday, '!be groom ........ted from March 16, at 1ht Clt*Ptl of the HaverfOrd College, Haverford, lncamat!GD, Golbeivllle, Fla. Pa., and Ia curr!IIIIJ 1 ll"ad· GALLIPOIJS - A slate of oJ. '!be l\everllld 1101 C, Mercor, uate . , _ In Sodo!OIY with a Ocero for tile coming year w.. Aoo!oiaut a.aplaln til the ~a- rtlllrdl aollllanlllhlp In PQ-- Presented at Tuesdoy's meeting copal t1u!Veral0 ~. J)Or- cbtatry altho IIDiveraley oiFlor- of till En,llsh Club bald at the formed 1M oer~. Ida, GllneiYHle. 1be bride lll"ad- lllme of lira. S. II. Boosard. Mill JIU Sehlollinatt', AtlaJD, uUed from lhe UDlverllt;y of Membtra answered roll call 111 Ga., woo maid 0( .bonor. Btlt "-11Yiwnia, Pblladolllhla, and llllllilwlhelrfavorlteapringllowman waa Jolla W, llolaer, Wyan- Ia pro118111J¥ emplCQ"od ao a pro. or. dalte, Okla., bnllhor of t h e ll"ilnmet at llie Ullverlley of At tho regular business "'" ...-. Detid -A. J;loaaulelo and Florida ~ Ctaler. •loll, lira. Mabel Townoy r1110nMaynard H. - · m, lxJih of Following a honoylhooa In 91. ed on lho •late of of!lcors which ~ovllle• .aorvod at !lhera. Auauellne, ,tho couple Ia at home wu voted on 11\d ICCOIIted to be ~ '.h e bride ~ .- ,.. "' ••7 .... "'-·"- :: Ina-"-~ ....,,.._ -~ ~ NW 15 -, - , Apt. -, ..,.... -~ , till. ..... ....., m~~Ito sole amplre ilcrim 11101 GalneiYHI•. They are presldlnt, llro,l ~~uor e1 train ll!d ·a llhoulder ltlllllh tho -.g from Jorto P(yaial_e; vlce-prioldent, veil bold b)' a matchlni bow; Gallipolis wtro D>. lllCI M r a. Mrs. Florence Wickline; oecr&o lha cerrled a bclutpl of Charlea E. llolzor, Jr. and......,- tory, !Ira, Alma Csudlll, and camllll«llll and criiiD lU'JIIldd· tero, Chrlllll IIIII AmJ. treuurer, llooebud Baker, Four Dlmnwerepresent.edfor m-•blll ln the club, and 1M ooc-.y was directed to send them lnvltllllona to be guests of the club altllti May dinner mao'- Helen Help llOUGHTOH'S Beverly Sue Wickline -.a ' ' GALLiPDUli, Olillr Diana Gillman 'K·' , 'f . • es· . Enroll Now Par C l ln Juno or Sept. ·--s:.;;;,;;uc RIB STEAKS SHORT 9c Ruby Jenkins' aprlng Bower bed aod Nellie Searberl')" • and Eulah Wlllllml'o flowtro make a trip do1m Ftrlt Averwe a mil.at Dlotlnctlon SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED Pt. Carton p l - . of aprlng. Is the 8UIIM11Col.of SWIFT'S PREMIUM , U.S. GOVT. INSPECTEo Fresh S a chairman, plun to attend the maoliDs Ms,y 16. GIC Tri-State'• ------------- I .. Mrs. Jo&ellh Brady, Ia bolllo for 1968Senlon ------------· lb. ea.ke.and co«ee. These and so many other things Easter vac atlon (tom studlea at ean be done. H you can serve, GoorgotoWnU. eapeclally lf :you would serve as now. Charles E. Holzer Ill ·lb•. Whence Named The name capitol for the building in a seat of govern· meot where laws are made comes from the Capitoline Hlll, the smallest and mosl famous of the seven hills on which the city of Rome was built. WHU.E YOU'RE Our drive pest the flrot block of Firat Av..... 1be 7ellow loroythla bullhea ln IWl oolor 'wlth brlalrt oranga-nd lldlpo blllllllllni In · 1ron1 of them, la 1 p«~Jchadellc Never before nave we had so many! Neoer Jean ·Bradford Is Bride the meeting members enjoyed IF YOU DRIVE 111 tho Junior Fairgrounds be ..,., lo notice tho JonQJlla and H.Yaclntha a1 the loot of the fair llln and around Mr. and Mrs. Alldns'a trailer. Mrs. Adkins was as silted In the plllll)lin2 aod plaatlncl of lheae bulbo laal fall 111 membero of tile Galllpollo Gird-. Club and French CIIY Clltl. Fm .unc FOJUW. setectilat Mrs. Charles Ehler Holzer Ill •11"- kept on 1M participant' • name, his doctor,.hh relatives, a close 3265econd I GALIJPOIJS - lfr,ll!dllra. IJ'odd,y Jlar!<tr, Sr., Patriot star llonte, are announeq tho eniaaoment of tllolr da1Jihler, &loan carol," to Walter L. BroWn,J1;., ooooflfrs. Leura Brown and !belate Waltar L. Brown, Sr,, ,of VlnloD. Tbt bride- elect Is a graduate of Southwo-. HI Jib School lllCI of GoliiPolla Bualness College and lo pre,.ntly -loyed at G&J Auto Parts ComJ>an.y.llr. Brown ls of NorthGalilllllcb School and lo a junior at Rlo Grande Colleae. Tbt woddlng will be an event of June 15 st 2 In lite lf!ernoot1 at tho Plltrlot Methodist Church. The cullom of Qllon church wW be ob&er'!ed. The Old Rugged Crose. Reodqs were Jesus on the Cross b;y Gertrude Davis, Easter Ullesb;r Alma Rose, and Easter Thouehtll b)' Ed Parkins. Jokes were ei'RII'I 111 John Bostic and Hazel ll(yer11 concllcted I Bible·Quiz. The closing song wu !lust J•· sus Bear the Croll Alono. Roo· fresbments were served durill(; the social hour. nelliflbor, etc. BLADE CUTS ' . P~lot Grlll!£0o Ill', Wedemyor - a dlscd&eioo on Grii1P tnJJuranc:e.. cards were lint to eiek matobtrs. The grange voted to Invite Gallll Grqe for the next me«-. qlloy 9 at 8 p. m. Tho literacy progrom was on former chalrman, bas served many years and to proltlllly the home service worker. Home service pro- DIU' Bing or day evening meeting of \ . .. " 41c •i •'• •'' . • ·- ' . .' t • . . ·- -- ' Street floor �I• . Mothers Lt~ague at Rio ,Gf:a~de " · H'osts Hus ' ~s ·.. . .w .. RIO GIIAN!a ~ I ...- ' lierl ot thll 111o Gran J~o~~~er•­ ~ and tllllr .............. ~·--k clln . It I ~~ ' , 1111' -bollll ofllr, ll!d llll'o. Je•• ~ . r)'l ....~. ' . • Glmel WI'" »II.Yed Prill!• 1 IO!JtiDtliOWID!ilrO. .. J ..... By llouek !ba• won Ill• obi< P ... Guom IIIIOIIdiDe 11r. 11111 llrl. Kenneth Sclleo.IJIIddiii'Ort; .~)~~t~%~$~%.Wr~~i$:~~~~~1*:l~f~W'.m . Mrs. Scltealo dillrlo' pmldeat GALIJPOUS- HELP Wanted'l No. Hell> llfPIII4' ooeded: ,..,.. for till ~., Qllrlct; ·- with leadtrlblP quelltlea, able ID work wllh people lllCI otller or- Mr. ll!d lira. Beckel! of caldwelL lira. kelt IO a pmaatlonl, IIIII Wltllllte abll1l;y 1D ~ rt'llOnslbllJty IIIII 101 tile former member of 1 league, ll!d lfr, ll!d lira. Mu;ohall c..,. . Tbt pay &llould be hl&h lor a job llkelhal, ohould It not'/ Well, ado~', Mr. "IIIII lira. Jlimea .Mor'It Isn't. At laaot, not in IIIOIIOY• But, IIIIIOJlCthe COQI••IIIIons are.." ey, ll!dllrs. llol>ofl Powell, tile look on a motlllr'• taco when the tall serviceman who law tal<e Mr.llr. and Mrs. James 9~a,Mr. !do lither'• pWe lltllldo frln!edln till door of a tleatll •-ed lira. Donovu Wickline. Mr. 1-e; 1 frightened, beWildered yooq girl, who hu been told her and baloO' hU died, beq comforted In lho arms oflho aanlceman bu.. and 111'0. Robert Brlodeberry biDd who can make U easier ror her; and handing a cup of bot co«ee lllCI Mr. and lira. lblald Reed, to a dlrtJ, hollow--eyed man wbo hli worked at a disaster site for er. fat w!i':! *" .... """' our water safetY procram 1M Red . Cross hal ployed a part with a RC trained lnatruclor Ia eolllleo&. lea<hlng owlnunlng to children Now, .... 1oca1 chapter ts ta•· and a~ts. 11ra. A1111 Jenklnat• Patriot Gr_ an__ne _ _ 'i2 Discussion Tonic T" Grange Insurance r1 directors. GALLIPOLIS - Ed Parkin& presided over the Tues. u Thll'l llnllflt hour•. list of storiM tn whidl at ed wtth a crisis, they MUS!' find the volunteer In eharp of this a chairman and sot up a board areo ol work. Red Cross jobs are voltllll.eer ~.- ~~... : .~~~~ao.eawhros Ameodnll la belng planned for loky 16 at 7:30 p.m. at Grace ·~· ow ...- , (I'm thinking of Mra. Bnee MeDonald, an indlspeasabl• orsanlzer during our recent crlalo), say it Is both pleasant 8Dd rewarding. 11 Ill veo her.."_~ance to extend herself far~ her own peraonal envirmment. Sle feel a llhe spenks tor all volunteers when she .u.ya, '•'11w0' become a world cltf.zen Ia a very real sense." A local Red Cross ofltce waa maintained until Ms,y, 1960. At tllat lime Irene Coker waa In charge. Since tho deall1 of Richard Hurwitz In 1967 the local Meth<xtlst Churc:h to select a ehalrman and a board. Coold this HELP WANTED sd be &Dswered by that time? HOW MUCH 00 YOU know a. bout the Red Cross? ' 1be o!llclal booklet written to a~ new Red Cross workers with theorganizationsa.Y&the Redd Croasia "an expreslioo ot our concern for one another in Ume of need." Its porpose is to prevent or llgltton ll1ll1kllla' s au!!erlng from war, natural disa - aod dioease. What llle Red Cross does E1ng an emsrgency to proYldefood Ciothln& chapter bas been without lead- ershJi>, Stelter ID4 medlcalRRd ho!JIIital care Cl'l tb.e baolo ol evident need. The Red Cross helps after an emerpncy ln asliallng lamllles and lndf.vicllala In meeting needs the.!' c . - meet thamsalvea. Lawrence CollecliDs Hie glviJii and life 11ving blood, for which there Ia DO substitute, is one of the moot Important works of the Red croaa. I have hurd ....,Po 1111. "a.! JOU have to PlY !Or ~l;; 1bls Ia nol1rue. lknl coakl· -~ set a ~ce on a price'ieos thlng'1 Whal yoo PlY for ls the pro. cooling of the blood. Mrs. Cltuo1atte Cremeens, R. N,. is In Cherlll! of the bloodmobllo pro. gram. Even tbis -project may have to Huber, I vldea tile roporls neceoaary to bring a sentce man home Cl'l emergenq leave. 1bere bave been many others actlvaiY lnvolved In thlo work. It ls DOt my Intent to give a his·~ory, but rather to point out a present need. . ~~ ~r~JM~ ;dooe, mui!J,J.• ·bOing cliioiO, but with lesde~ilj!P tho futuro ... be III01"e pro~~~; able. Can you help? one l!C group hao a project Pve never hurd of before but which I tlllnk Is worthy of a melltlon. They have a "Tele- Easter. The oPening sona: wu Seen and Heard :::::::::;:·::::::;:::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::: ::: Mr. and llro, EdwerdH. 4'nch have returned trom a visit with tllelr son,llr. and 11r.. William c. L,ynch of Alexandria, Va. They atlended the llrBt beaeball game ot the Washington Senators and MIMe- Twin., VIce - Prasldent Hubert H. Humphrey threw ,_the lir'l !!all.~d-~!\)Onl<!Y,"'Jho fomiliar hot dOgo lllCI cou. Tho famUlos also toured D.&lles AJr. port. llr. and Mrs. Bill WUson, BoJ,. ville, are vi•Uuia Mr.. CecUe Thompson, VInton, and Nr. and Mrs. Hobart wusen, Sr., Galltcare" aerv:Lce. The I'II.IM Is a polls. 110 b7 the woyalde ll a proper cemblnllllon of tho wordo tole· chillier cannot be set up for our phone and care. The Paul Sld<borea of H l g h area. 'lbey ''Watch over'' peraons Poin~ N. C., are vlaldng lholr 1be Rod Crooo Ia In charp living alone. Complete !IIeure parenta,llr.ll!d Nrs.OkeySiddmore, Evergreen. and Mr. a n d Mrs. Earl McHenry, GalliPollo. OUTHEAST!!liN OTBO'S liOSl" lll!lAUTJnlLFASIUON Glllipolll, Ohio , Elsa Soles Elected to Head VFW Auxiliary. GALLIPOLIS- O!ttcers were elorted at the April meeting of the Veterans of Foreign ·Wars Auxiliary held rocenlly. The following officers were elected, Elsa Soles, president; Goldie Gothard, senior rlee..presldent; Opal Baroos, jWlior vicepresident; Thelma Richards, chaplain; Mary Austin, treasureJ'i Helen Wood. prd; Eliza. beth Daniela, conductress; Marp.'r& Rankin, ta:ustee, 3 )"e&r&j ' Ellzabeth Daniels, truatee 2 years; WUma Haycraft, trustee 1 year; Nellie Stover, musician; Ermel Woodyard, radio and pubUci1)'; Color Bearers, Edt t h Jacklllll, Grace Tabor, ll(yrtle Queen and Frances Phu&z. 1beoe o!llcers will take their new omces the first meeting ln Ranldll had recently been tal<ec Into member· ship of tho auxiliary. July , Margaret = ::' ·~~ th;:;· -kond ln Majo. :~· Plana for Ute bake sale were made and .lobo assigned. After ice ~~ream. Frank Brady. 10n of Dr. and ' ' have they been lovelier! 'Choooe now frnm dozens of romantic spriiiJ formals In lhriD· ' ing new pastels and snowy white. Sires 5 to 1[), Our registration p~nas::ures you of haviiiJ the only gown of itS type at your CHAnr prom Graduoteob.... Tho su,ly ·. -;:.i.;::m;.-.r.r-. catalog write, call or . ---Q.~....-. : Busl•s Colegt · J6 ........ 446 4161' BONE IN Excellent for Broiling OF lb. .. ' .. FREE PADDING. AND INSTALLATION With The PurchaM Of; •.. . CARlEl .. 6 95.. .... ,.. ....... At Rogulor Prlc* e NYLON e ACRILAN . YOI1l'll ASIQ!D FOR rrl , I - ., •• • •• l-Ib. QtN,· ac OH 1411it 14-u. Pkg. e WQOL eliERCIJl.rON Y-rzlen · IE YJ~·, Conwln Taday anil"-ko eFREEESTIMATES . OPEN MOND.AY;aM 'RID ,Y·~ Thlo coiiiiDit !I lor - plo, tbllr' Plllbleat• and .P)eu: ureo, thllr trod>lo• and llln. AI with till not-of Halen USI, It - e s lauib• ·IIUI 11UD't dolllo 1 _..... qoiilotloa with • -- ·Maraadne Cream Pies I • • • I } AllGO Potato Chips Peaches l-Ib. -.-... --.-. --"". . SLICED Fl0%EN' .. ·French ffles " u.... C.• ... · ·o.e. sooc~.·llllii: Pittentt T• ~p.-. · . '! uSee eBy Helen Bott61 MIS. ... ' - --- iltlP Sill«! yOUI' . . . . . ljlllllionlto YOUTH ASIQ!D FOR rr, core of Hal.. HelP USI. thiJ -IPt!Per. lnro The CheerCommltteoreported on lira. llelll KlrkMdahl, lira. 011 llalrd, "\KIJI Corrie PlliiJ>o mer, lira. GOliua Ward andl&ra. HalenMorton. At tllocloaeof the bullne11 111io CHESHIRE - Officers were slon, 11r.. P(ymalo Introduced elected at the racont K.Yger VU. llro. Mabel Tawney, who pr.. lilY Mothers League meotlrc held sented lho program. In kellling at tho home ol Mrs. llobert r.,. with the current election lntel'o es~ oho chose as her subject a Elected were Mrs. IJoyd Ranshort ploy, Election !loy ln the kin, president; Mrs. Robert LIJ.. u.s.A., b~ Deborah Newman. cas, vice-president; Mrs. ForoNrs. Tawney portra.yed all the . rest Smith, recording secretary; charlliltera ln the pll.f In 1 very Mrs. Lee Mccarey, treasurer, amusq 11111 lnteroatlng manner, Mrs. James Preston. news r• lhoWq lhe methods of voting porter and librarian. from ear(y times 1<> the pruent William •·· and how lortuoate we are ID REVIVAL PLANNED .... be _•klo to cut our own - s GALIJPOIJS - A revival With 11 ;:;""tlllnk best and not ~dj.,. tile Rev. Bobby Portero!Ooklllll tlllon. At the clooe of lho prognm, wUl start at the Chun:h of God, lira. Boaurd and co-!Jostess, Jackoon Pike, Wedneadoy nigh~ Miss .Morgaret TQIIJ)lng, served Aprlll7, at 7:30 p, m. Preacb1111 and lnaplratlonal s~ each deUclous refreshmentS 1n ~ Public la Invited tu attend. 1111 with the Easter decorlllloat. night. Rev. John Wheeler Is pastor of Next meetloir will be 'lhe .,.. the chl.tl'Cb. nua1 spring dinner meeting, held BOOSTERS TO MEET ln till Foculey Dining Boom of CHE5Hllll!: - The K.l'ser Creek lite - cltoteril at Rlo Grande, Band Boosters wW meet in t h e 11 6 p.m. on Tuoadoy, loky 7. hl&h achool cafeteria at 7:30 p. m. Mondoy. Fair OO«h plan& will be .... .....z_,., -I 500-511. for Newcomers GALUPOIJS - Tho NewcoD>o era Club of Gallipolis will hold Ita April meeting In the .dlnlng hall of tile Groce .,_st Clturch Thuradoy, Aprtllll, at 1 p. m. A dessert cof!ee will be catered bY 1M Jllllor Woman'l Clltl at 75 · - par,....... Guoat ...- . . will be llro. Pat Houck, Soclell> F4IDr olthe GaWpollo Trlbuoe. lira. Houck io • graduate of tllo Cllarlaa of the Rill CoiDlltlc. lllhool In New York and ot11er <oamatlc tr~ ochoolo. Her IIIP!c will be Cosmttlco and You. ArJI'ono wllhing ID lltlnd Who hu not beoa co-ltd may call llro. J. w. Coonen, ttllo0334, chilrman for the eveot. THE - . Job GOOD FOOD flniid ., lwonll'-f!YI cents. The next meeting wW be at Osc:ar's on May 2 when tbe'dls.lrlct president will ln&tall otn. BOB EVANS mAle HoUsf · 808 EVANS DRfV&.IN cera. PLAYTEX eraftRDin have erNt.eG .ON fiO millioo ...... Libly, thty wiU CIHtt youn. ANDANfti!T t!lll s.auo H'"' sn.!H< PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS . . S.condA'It, , Oellltlollo, Ohl1 -~-1 PADDED BRA Now-Piaytex combines aU tbe tit and comfort features you Could wisb for in a padded bro. AdjW!table stretch strops and sheer elastic back with aU-way stretch -won't ride up. Elastic criss~cross area between tbe cups lifts and separates, shapes you as you've always wanted. Cups are made with iunazing new fiberfill padding-they stay soft ... can't shift ... can't bunch up. Machine wash.!ble, this ni!W Playtex Soft•line Padded Bra keeps its life month after month. While..32A-36B. $5.00 SEASON 15 HIIEI BASEBALL C;APS .......•••.. 0 • ~~~~ei 1·•· RESUME FORNER SCHEDULE Tue5dl1 were not •• well atteuded Mro. Nancy Croosen, chairman u Olll*tedandthtfo,._.ICb,. V...at gave lhe devotlona. ol Gallla CoUll\)' Civil Deraooe, ule of Moodoy nigbtl will be ,.. bers answered roll caD b)'Ji.,.n,; hu announcsd a revllld ac- IUDled. Tbt meetlogs will be beld their plans for the summer. The ulo for the medical seii-IJelj) April 22, lla.y 6 aod lla.y 20. secretary and treasurer reports clasau. Claues .Planned tor were read and 1111>roved. The prealdent road an inn. tatlon to a card Part;v from lhe lllddloport llothers Leque and annOWlCed that the Mothers Only Mlnula F""" Yovr H- or · i.elgue wouldooUcitlheClteshlre community tor the caneer fund forj.unch ~Ill!. DlnJII! drive. Each member was to brine a homHIIado klt<:hon hat ID the ' PREPARI!D fOR YOURSATISFACnON m"'l,,ln&• Tho,. l(ho did 1101 were CEREMONIES More bzidt1 and troo••· ...,_ AIICoMCI rln&a lhaa aay othor. Sineo IJ601 - TAll II OUT TO liE IIAll tdll .\ ' FOR DOUBL£.111NG TUESDAY 1110 GIIANIE Molhera Leque at the home of lira. Rll' Do.. "lo, Janis !lnlth, IUOst-"" tr1 7;30 p.m. · GALUPOLIS GlJIIJING Motbero Loacue, 7p.m.altlltihome of lira. Ralph Belvtlla, ~ er,llra. Halon Preollln. ii&I'C · • from .Morahall UDlversley In 1967. He ls p...-J.y I!II!Pioyod at the Little Hocklns Elem-.y SChool, Lltlle llocldns. Ohio, and lamanaaer of !he GICO leo Inc., V ' - w. Va. A summer wedding ls planned. Elastic Back and Straps Be Featured SOFT-WM . ' GALLIPOIJS- Mr. ll!dllra. Charles W, -.ner, E• rtka k Route, GAIIJpolla, are announelne the en&~~t~Deat of their dlugltter, Cheri& Frances, to Jamoo L. Elllotl, - o f llr. and Ill's. Morris G. Elliott ofl42 Por!Smoulh Road, Gal. liPolls. Mlos Bodlmor ls 1 1965 graduate of Galill A<ldemy lllcb Schocl and IS Present!¥ a junior majoring ln - h ll!d htlrins theriP)' at Ohio Slate Unlvera!cy, llr, El1iott II a 1961 graduate of Gallla Academy High School and er&lllotocl Cosmetics To : 2-lol Pack ,... Charla Frances Bodimer English Club Elects Kyger Valley Mothers to New Slate of Officers Assist With Cancer Drive ·' Carl's Ice Cream GALLIPOLIS - llr, and Mrs, Wendell A. Wlcldlna oflilo Grande are announcing the engagement and coming matrttee of tllolr daughter, Bevor(y Sue, to llobert A. Houck, oon of llr, and Mrs. Leo Houck, Rt. I,GalliPolls. MJsoWickllno loa grlllo uato of Soulhwestern lligll Sehoul and ls now I!II!Pio.Yed 111 thO Ohio state Bank of Columbus. Nr. Houck ls a g r - oll\)oo ger Creel< High Sehoul and ls ~loyed 111 the U.S. Post <»nee lJopt. of Gahanna. Tho wedding lo plamed for IIJ.y 5 at lho Methodist Church at Rlo Graod., 11r•. fliiiAILY 1H01 l'roiu ILUE STAt FllOZEN GALUPOLIS - llro..llorrls Brown of Eno ls announcq the engagement of her daUihler, Diana GWman, to llr. llobert H. McCarley, son of Mr. and lira. Lowell McCarley, of Vlno ton. Miss GWman Is a student at North Ga1i11 Hilh School. llr. McCirloy la a1967 ~of North Gallla High School. He 11 IIIJtDdlng a leave from the armed services with his flm.. lljo lllCI ftlncee. He will n()Ort to California the Orst of May for 1 tour of cluey In Vlelnlm. Weddlngplans are lncOIIIPieto. ., G.u.tiPOus - Jean Covel' lum orchldo. Her bonor attend· , Bradford, ~r of Mr. and .m wore a llliwle tnqJire ...,.. lire. llo&tr A. llarlll, wiater . ,ol piM cbll!on OYer talfeta. A : Park, Fli., 111C1 Cbar!eo Elia.r ......,uon was bald at the church llolzer m, "llilll ol n.. and Nro. lmmedlateb' following lilt cereCIIarleo E. llol1or, Jr., Glllllpo.. " - · · lio, nro lilarrled on llaturday, '!be groom ........ted from March 16, at 1ht Clt*Ptl of the HaverfOrd College, Haverford, lncamat!GD, Golbeivllle, Fla. Pa., and Ia curr!IIIIJ 1 ll"ad· GALLIPOIJS - A slate of oJ. '!be l\everllld 1101 C, Mercor, uate . , _ In Sodo!OIY with a Ocero for tile coming year w.. Aoo!oiaut a.aplaln til the ~a- rtlllrdl aollllanlllhlp In PQ-- Presented at Tuesdoy's meeting copal t1u!Veral0 ~. J)Or- cbtatry altho IIDiveraley oiFlor- of till En,llsh Club bald at the formed 1M oer~. Ida, GllneiYHle. 1be bride lll"ad- lllme of lira. S. II. Boosard. Mill JIU Sehlollinatt', AtlaJD, uUed from lhe UDlverllt;y of Membtra answered roll call 111 Ga., woo maid 0( .bonor. Btlt "-11Yiwnia, Pblladolllhla, and llllllilwlhelrfavorlteapringllowman waa Jolla W, llolaer, Wyan- Ia pro118111J¥ emplCQ"od ao a pro. or. dalte, Okla., bnllhor of t h e ll"ilnmet at llie Ullverlley of At tho regular business "'" ...-. Detid -A. J;loaaulelo and Florida ~ Ctaler. •loll, lira. Mabel Townoy r1110nMaynard H. - · m, lxJih of Following a honoylhooa In 91. ed on lho •late of of!lcors which ~ovllle• .aorvod at !lhera. Auauellne, ,tho couple Ia at home wu voted on 11\d ICCOIIted to be ~ '.h e bride ~ .- ,.. "' ••7 .... "'-·"- :: Ina-"-~ ....,,.._ -~ ~ NW 15 -, - , Apt. -, ..,.... -~ , till. ..... ....., m~~Ito sole amplre ilcrim 11101 GalneiYHI•. They are presldlnt, llro,l ~~uor e1 train ll!d ·a llhoulder ltlllllh tho -.g from Jorto P(yaial_e; vlce-prioldent, veil bold b)' a matchlni bow; Gallipolis wtro D>. lllCI M r a. Mrs. Florence Wickline; oecr&o lha cerrled a bclutpl of Charlea E. llolzor, Jr. and......,- tory, !Ira, Alma Csudlll, and camllll«llll and criiiD lU'JIIldd· tero, Chrlllll IIIII AmJ. treuurer, llooebud Baker, Four Dlmnwerepresent.edfor m-•blll ln the club, and 1M ooc-.y was directed to send them lnvltllllona to be guests of the club altllti May dinner mao'- Helen Help llOUGHTOH'S Beverly Sue Wickline -.a ' ' GALLiPDUli, Olillr Diana Gillman 'K·' , 'f . • es· . Enroll Now Par C l ln Juno or Sept. ·--s:.;;;,;;uc RIB STEAKS SHORT 9c Ruby Jenkins' aprlng Bower bed aod Nellie Searberl')" • and Eulah Wlllllml'o flowtro make a trip do1m Ftrlt Averwe a mil.at Dlotlnctlon SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED Pt. Carton p l - . of aprlng. Is the 8UIIM11Col.of SWIFT'S PREMIUM , U.S. GOVT. INSPECTEo Fresh S a chairman, plun to attend the maoliDs Ms,y 16. GIC Tri-State'• ------------- I .. Mrs. Jo&ellh Brady, Ia bolllo for 1968Senlon ------------· lb. ea.ke.and co«ee. These and so many other things Easter vac atlon (tom studlea at ean be done. H you can serve, GoorgotoWnU. eapeclally lf :you would serve as now. Charles E. Holzer Ill ·lb•. Whence Named The name capitol for the building in a seat of govern· meot where laws are made comes from the Capitoline Hlll, the smallest and mosl famous of the seven hills on which the city of Rome was built. WHU.E YOU'RE Our drive pest the flrot block of Firat Av..... 1be 7ellow loroythla bullhea ln IWl oolor 'wlth brlalrt oranga-nd lldlpo blllllllllni In · 1ron1 of them, la 1 p«~Jchadellc Never before nave we had so many! Neoer Jean ·Bradford Is Bride the meeting members enjoyed IF YOU DRIVE 111 tho Junior Fairgrounds be ..,., lo notice tho JonQJlla and H.Yaclntha a1 the loot of the fair llln and around Mr. and Mrs. Alldns'a trailer. Mrs. Adkins was as silted In the plllll)lin2 aod plaatlncl of lheae bulbo laal fall 111 membero of tile Galllpollo Gird-. Club and French CIIY Clltl. Fm .unc FOJUW. setectilat Mrs. Charles Ehler Holzer Ill •11"- kept on 1M participant' • name, his doctor,.hh relatives, a close 3265econd I GALIJPOIJS - lfr,ll!dllra. IJ'odd,y Jlar!<tr, Sr., Patriot star llonte, are announeq tho eniaaoment of tllolr da1Jihler, &loan carol," to Walter L. BroWn,J1;., ooooflfrs. Leura Brown and !belate Waltar L. Brown, Sr,, ,of VlnloD. Tbt bride- elect Is a graduate of Southwo-. HI Jib School lllCI of GoliiPolla Bualness College and lo pre,.ntly -loyed at G&J Auto Parts ComJ>an.y.llr. Brown ls of NorthGalilllllcb School and lo a junior at Rlo Grande Colleae. Tbt woddlng will be an event of June 15 st 2 In lite lf!ernoot1 at tho Plltrlot Methodist Church. The cullom of Qllon church wW be ob&er'!ed. The Old Rugged Crose. Reodqs were Jesus on the Cross b;y Gertrude Davis, Easter Ullesb;r Alma Rose, and Easter Thouehtll b)' Ed Parkins. Jokes were ei'RII'I 111 John Bostic and Hazel ll(yer11 concllcted I Bible·Quiz. The closing song wu !lust J•· sus Bear the Croll Alono. Roo· fresbments were served durill(; the social hour. nelliflbor, etc. BLADE CUTS ' . P~lot Grlll!£0o Ill', Wedemyor - a dlscd&eioo on Grii1P tnJJuranc:e.. cards were lint to eiek matobtrs. The grange voted to Invite Gallll Grqe for the next me«-. qlloy 9 at 8 p. m. Tho literacy progrom was on former chalrman, bas served many years and to proltlllly the home service worker. Home service pro- DIU' Bing or day evening meeting of \ . .. " 41c •i •'• •'' . • ·- ' . .' t • . . ·- -- ' Street floor �- AU.reoy~ "' 1M llol,. .,. /IOio ol Nuralnc hal been lo Bei.Y Curudnilullll, Roy Betii,Y Ia an olllcer NatiQ!III Honor Sod~, ~~,~.... llbe hal been member 1!10 yeers. She Ia president of 1he oouncll and active ln.llto College Club. Her ulller sdlool actiYideo Inelude membershlp two years In 1he Latin CIWI, a claso olllcer a tor three :rears, and a member It the band and glee club PTA Names Olfiqers lor tour yeara. She ploys .., U.ollrla' baako11>aU .... 1 Laot .y ear Mill ~ ... was a delepte lo Blo<kefe Girll state at Clj>ltol $.. Is currendy Y!.. prelll- ol lite ~otri)lera · at Vot.r.O..s lllemorlal Hoapjtll, IDd 1 member of Beihel 62, llorud Order of Jclbo DauabterL !be Ia a member of lito Middleport Cburd! of Cbrlst, linP In U.o senior choir, Is lite a~o slstsnt cburd! organlot, and pianist ror the Primary Dopariment. Ualnrotlf. : : Personal Notes :: RAS Alumni Childs, treasw·er. Clu·ta~ two lilies in thechurchsanctuary The grotl> voted tD seod I 0 tlhle cloths to the Mount Hoaltlty Home In Cincinnati, a contrlbo>tion wu mlde to the c:am:er sonight at the Middleport Chucchof clecy, and the grotl> veted "'place Mrs, PearI Reynolds con<hcted the Installation service for Mrs. ror Easter. ·"'* Jonquils and small Easter basDtnver JUee, presldentt Mrs. kets with colored ou• and Grace Pratt, vice president; Mrs. were ueedlnthetablodocoradCIIs Norman Yeaguer. aecretaryj by the hostess committee. Mrs. Mra. Marilyn Bishop, assistant George lllelnhart, Mrs. Ernest secretary, and Mrs. Martha Lallance, Mrs. Edith Russell and Mr&, Kenneth McElhinney. The Lord's Prayer In unison OIIOIIed the meeting. A card or U.anks was read rrom the les Ebersbach ramll,y. lloported ill were Mrs. Blanche Wolle, Miss lolabel Hysell, George NlcinsiG' 1 Homer Rice, Mrs. TheL-ma Pratt, and Arthur Mix ot ZanosYIUe, Cather-in-low or u.o Rev. Raullin Moyer, pastor. Mr. Mix I& confined w the Good S.. mlritan Hospital. Set May 25th' For Reunion a.... Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Joe Levine's "The Graduate" bailed him out ol what had seemed his worst disaster - m18ht have even toppled Joe's pudy little empire: It's already hauled In $13,000,- led oiJ radio and TV shows by Presidential speeches (FDR and Truman), was bankrupted out of ing we-toJd.you-so ... Dagmar had to cancel ever ything to be with very-ill husband Dl.ck Hinds night clubs, rained out, snowed In, knocked down by an angina attack, cancelled out, stranded ... and recently came Dirt or re. at the hospital . Large group o! auoograph fi . ends at the Longacre Theatn stagedoor weren't besieging tirement for a six week engage- some statistical sexpot, unless 14 CDte Warwick wUI head the na- ment at Mountainside, New Jer- you consider 1 Never Sang For tlmally touring Newport Jazz sey's Three Coins supper eJub My Father" star Llllian Gish Foadval (June 21 to Aug. 18) - onJs kl be burned outthlallme the Stone Age Raquel Welch . .. and her take-ltome wUI be $17, . alter the rlrst week ... And still Universal Pictures slgned to a 000 per week ... Rod Serllng on Phil told tllls to us with his us- longterm pact Jim Webb. 20000 ror Joe's end alone .•• Di- the "Persmall1;y" TV show said he's jealous of acton who ••take 11te applause and c:heera Mtile I tilt alone In lite room" (and count U.o m<~~ey) . Phil Brito, a very nice show· biz veteran still singing whUe ll8niq also as an executive ot lite Newark, N. J. dcy health department, mlglrt neatlY be called a Disaster Area: our o I d rrteod I'IIU has had almost everYiblng hajlpen to him : cancel- uallaugb. The four-la ced clock at t h e Port Aulhorlcy bus terminal showed four difterent times ... Asked the "dumbest thing" he'd ever done, aJy Dick Cavett sa1d lt was ''lending llll' watch to Jolm Cameron SWayze" ..• As we prophesied several years ago . Covell's alrea<IY recipient d. the year's best TV - review• tor his new morning show and tills Is our ravorlte was or boast- •. ' Installation is Conducted MIDDLEPORT - Candlelight lnstallatlon ol new otncers for the 1968-89 year was a feature of Cbe IIVIual covered dish dinner of U.e Phllatl>.ea Socleey Thursday ;. year.old composer of ''Up, Up and Away" and "By the Time I Get to Aloenix" and other teen.age rages . .. Those t w o songs won Jim eight ucram. mies," Including song-of-the year ("Up, Up" ) at the record industry version of Oscar . TonyEmmys ... Cotmterfeit tens are s<,ltJrglng the <ounlcy; In Chicago, T-men picked up a sawbuck with Hamilton's head up. side down! groom . . Both Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Baker were in navy blue ensembles and wore white earna~ tf.on corsages, A receptloo and butret aupper honoring the c:ouplo was beld at the home of the bride's parents. The recepl!on talJlo realured Ike wedding ceke and an arrangement ot yellow mums and tapers. Joining tho wedding party ror the bufJet were Mr. and Mrs. Myron MUier, L,ynn and Carol Boker, Mrs. Kathy McElhinney Hood, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott and daughter, Lorrie or Lancaster. The new Mrs. Baker ls a 1967 graduate or Middleport 111gb Birthday Observed • RACINE - Debbie McMillan, datllhter ot Mr. and Mrs. EWo McMIUan. Racine, was honored recentlY Oil her 16flt blrilttlaf, by a surpriae parcy at U.e h<MDe of 911rleo Neigjer. Games were played and refreshments of cake, baked by Mrs. George Nelgjer, and 110ft dr!Ms were enJoyed by Kallt1 !WI, Rhonda Ervin, Kalhleen Lewis, Patsy Pickens, &ae Cmtnlngbam, Brende llolman, Barbara Leadingbam, !blrley Dreke, !baron Droke, and Dottle WUcoxen. Debblereceivedmanynice gifts. Meaning of 4- H Explained Chairman, distributed foldera on Pleasure Riders met Tuesday Your FamllySaret;vPracdcesand evening. AprU 9, at the farm of Habits. Mrs. Downie read lite E. J. Hill, with 19 members, safet;y rules In case of an emer~ two visitors, and the advisor, goncy. There will be a meeting at Mrs. William B. Downie, prethe home or Mrs. William Dowsent. The various oatcers explain- nie oo Monda,y, AprU 15, at ed the meaning or 4-H, after whlcb 7:30 p.m., to plan the year' s &.san Gooch, Health Advisor program, to which all omcera passed out folders ot the Per- are asked U> attend. The next regular meeting will sonaJ Health Record or Yourself, and Mila l'oll'ell, Sareey be on May 14 at E. J, !nil's. POMEROY - The Meigs 4-11 RlTl'LI\N[) - Tho 39llt annual reunion of Rotland 111gb Sc:bool gradualeo bas boon scheduled for MQ· 25, John Werner, Rutland Alumal Assn. preu.m, anncum:ed. MeotlnB at 1he Werner bome '!'lllirado,y nlllltt, lito execudve conunltiee made plans lor U.e anmtaJ banQIOI and claace. The dbller will ba IOrved at 6:90 p.m. In tbe Rudand 1J1i1o Sc:bool llfiiiiiOIIIWII by U.o Rillland P, T,A, ReaervadCIIa are to be 8011! to Mrs. Margaret Edwards, P, 0. Box 315, Rutland, or . mii,Y be le!OJ)honed to bar, 7t2-1241, by llle¥ 22. coot 1a $2.25 Cor tho tllmer and dan... Memberllldp dual only are 75 For Rev. Kelsey . REVIVAL ANNOtiNCW POMEROY - A woeklnd re.vlval will start W....,ado,y at tbe Neaae Settlement a.urch llli lite Forest Rtm Rood. Service• will be held at 7:30 p.m. dall,y iiii'OUI!b ~- There will 1>e specl•l muolc. The Rev. llobert E. SniiU., paalor, ln~tea t h e public. lliDDLEP,ORT - The R n. Howard RllPPOlt.-· Uie .Rev. ~ 1011 Stebblni, IDd c, ~- Ruppel! were··In WI'I'..-Ii Thurado,y for the lltneral aOrylceii or lite Rev; Roger Keh41,1', 33; . The Rev. Mr • .KetMr, 1011&tlmo h:lencl of lito ROY, Mr. R_.t, died Tueado,y at the Unlvorsizy Hospital Ia CoiiiDlbuo. Funeral service~ wore Clltlli!clod by tbe ROY. Thomas FoMr of CbUIIcotbo, ThelltrH &'Ding from hero were l101d!em aueata of Mr. and 111n. c. u. WIM, Jr. at U.alr Waveri,ybome. • •• ., HI Brows ..... . .IN MAHOGANY .· · SADDLE OPEN DAILY '1115:30 FRL t k1 8 SAT. 9 k1 I lEATHER .$4.99 The word ''bedlam" comes from the n am e Bethlehem, which was applied to an old hospital Cor the i n s a n e In Londoo, England. In art, the color purple signifies royalty. ,THE SHOE BOX Whore Shoe• Are Sanalbly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. Duo- Harpists Coming :v or or Invites You to Attend Their 2nd Annual Jemilna ' I Betty Shaffer President of Club -·SAUSAGE W IIUCfOfls • Latin Club Annual Parents Night Held I I Serving 10:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. •aitWICK"• new 100;:.£ nylon carP~; keeps wives wonderfully happw~ an~ .saUsfiaa ' strap heel to - r with suits and shifts at work and play. Textured smooth leather Of Breathin' Brushed Pigskin. I S11.H · .. L 'ffi#/, Fnr The Benefit Of Area Improvements · calls for this T- PROFESSIONAL ·~ GROVEl'S StUDIO GREATER THAN EVER AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKES and SYRUP ON STATE ROUTE 124 Chic on the go SAFFORD' S STUDIO _J,..._, ... e;\'l"ww AT THE RACINE JR. HIGH BUILDING > GREAT BEND - A IUJ1)r!M dinner was given honoring J Prdl!ltt on ber 16111 blrth<IIIY '!ltd her brother, Franl(s, ......,.. lion Wethosday at illo home of Mr. and Mro, Everett Ha,yo1o The clll<lelight dinner 118& P"' en ror higb achool studenlo or U.e Greet Bend communlt;y, Attending In addition tD t h e hooored guests were Sandra SO,yre, Gordon Prof!itt, Krlsto Yost, Nancy, Peggy and Debbie lloso, Eric Furbee, Jeflro)o ~ rts and Mell111 Pro!!itt, slater or the hooored guO&ts. John r..-. Joe ~;StQr ATI RACI Mrs. Hayes is Host at Dinner Easter Lesson Given WSCS cents. Ofticer1 of the asiOCladon are Werner, cla11 or 1935, prellldtnt; Fred Geor&8, 1950, ~ce president; Mrs. Edwards, 1961, secretary, and Mrs. Reva &aowden, 1926. treallll'er. Mulllc ror round and _.., dancing will 1>e provided by The Cotmlry Drillorl with Whitey Beegle ealllng. Husbands and wives or Rutland almnnl and olhero who atlalded Rudand 111gb SChool are ellatble to a!Wid the banquet. MIDDLEPORT - Ellen JJutton, . dsugbter or Mr. and ldra. Dale M. Dutton, 965 FUUo t J Pomeroy... lnle"""- BETSY CUNNINGHAM t ~y HACUSE New ofllcera the EIOIIlOIIIIcy Sc:i!ODL Elected were alected at a meeting of 1he were Mra. PatHo!ldUbolt.Presl~rae use !'.T.A. Tuesdii,Ynigbtat dent; Mi~o iliii'T .Patterson, me president; Krs; Pat Cunclllr, seoretacy, IDd Mrs. lilarJorte Fe,. :::~:::::: :::::::::::::: :: :: :::::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::::::~::::::::~::: SUNDAY reJJ, trouurer, :~ :~: SUNDAY SCHOOL serYice, IA>o IM!ug tho meeting conchlcted tll't Falls Methodist Ch!U'<b, by Mrs. Vlrglala Flaber, the obEaoter &mdii,Y, 10 a. m., cherp. jec:ll of U.e NatioDIJ Congress or wide worshJp service. 11 a.m. :::: PuRl and Teacherswereread.. SPECIAL CONCLAVE Ohio ::: Mrs. Eltller Harden pve readValley Commandocy 24 attiiiiiPio Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Kdrovlteh lugs on Eutor and IIPring. The Eaatar morning 5:30 to 5:45a.m. • and Jolin Jr. of steubenville, speaker w~ Mrs. Harold Lohse kl attend sunrtae servlcea at rormer Midclll!plrt roaldenta, WhoBOIIIPlc WU rulesllldreliiiOt>o Pomeroy Vnlted Mothodlst ' were recent guests of Mr. and slbllltles of llll¥ offlcer• a n d Church. Full untronn. Mrs. Opha O!!utt. Thoy alao vis- ebalrmen. SUNRISE SERVICE et &ntr- Ited lYith Mrl. s.l>aatlan TedeaBoy Scout Troop 242 gave U.e PI1se Evangelical United Bretl>- co and Mr. and Mrs. Fran Rel- pledge or allegiance &SBioted by ron Cburch, 6 a. m, Presented by cbert of Now Haven, W, Va. Jobn sa._ sco-aster, and Youlll FellowahiPandAdultcbolr. Mill Opal otrutt, sludant at Kometh Nease. The attendance Public: welcome. Oldo Unlveralt;y, spent hor CJW'- bamer went ·tD the siXth grade. A EASfER SUNIUSEoerYice, 6a. ter break at Buffalo, N. Y. llflere program on pbyslcal fttnea& was m., United Methodist Churchi she was the gueot ot Miss Sarb' presented by WUUam AmottwlU. breaktast served Coliowlug se"" Brockheimer. From there she aavwal of his students giving a Ice by 14'clla Circle. /ilec Ia! went to Hocheatar. N, Y. U> domonatradon. .-sta tor seniee, oDeh to pub- Ylslt lllr. and Mrs, ~!almond Refreshments were Hrvedfollic, wWbeOhloVolloyCommantl- WUson and lllr. and Mrs. Rd>- lowlng tho meeting by the siXth , ecy 24. grede mothers. ert WUaon, MONOAY Min Anita llaJ1 and bor fiAMERICAN RED CROSS blood ance, BUI Chadwick; Jr. of CCmobile, Monday, 1 to 6 p. m., lumbuo, spent the Easter weekPomeroy Junior High School. end here with her parent&, Mr. Wal•tn cboors welcome. and Mrs. James Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence HamPOMEROY CHAPTER 80 at 7:30 p,m, Munday at tho Masonic mer and daughters, Lou Ann REEDSVILLE - The Reeda. TemPle, apectalaeasiontoconler end Kim, ot Columbus, and Mr. ville w,s,c,s. met recendy wiU. most excellent masters degree. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson ot Mrs. Nell WUson, Ollt!lllng wllb Athens were Easter weekend de\OOIIonalrom LukeU-1·10, The TVESDAY guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob REVIVAL, Ai>ple Grove Metl>- Hoenlch and daugbter, JIIYil!'. Easter lesson was given in readIngs end • PDem, Old Folks odlst Church, 7:30 each evening, Mlas Kay Prcctor or Park- Home by Mrs, ll>roU.a Riebel. Ai>rU 14 tD APril 21, Public I"' ersburg is the Easter weekend Business was in charge of the Ylted by Rev. Cherles Norris, guest It lllr. and Mrs. Rslph Ylce ~resident, Mrs. Mary Nichpastor. Gravel. ols. New omcers were elected, FRIENDLY CIRCLE, 8 p, m. Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWeese president, Mrs. Mamie Buckley; Tuesda,yI United Church or and cbUdren, Karen, David and Christ. Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Mike of Columbus are guests of Ylce president, Mrs. Mary Ntcholsa -secretary, M r s. Vivian program leader. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas. Humphrey, and treasurer. Mrs. RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, Mrs. DeWeese and the children • Tuesday, 7:30 p. m ., Racine have spent the past week with Nell Wllson. OU.er secretaries " Llnga~reth ODd dower fund chairman remain Grode School. her parents and were joined by the same. lllr. DeWeese Cor the weekend. Plans were made for an Easter WEDNESDAY Guests of Mrs. W. A. MorK811 party ror the ChUdretf• Home. SOVP StJPPER, Wett!esday, for Easter weekend are Mr. and A gel-Wall card was •lined Cor Racine lllethodlst Cburch, beg!"' Mrs. R. L. Gotlhardl and son, the pre&ldent, !llr&, Hazel Buc:Jr.. · GALLIPOLIS - Tho area con- school In Rlchmnnd wlllt Long- Juilllard School of Music and n1ng at 4:30 p, m. Sol(>, pie, Bruce, of Colwnbus. Bruce has lo;y. • ..rt ... ..., will close Tueado,y streth. was a student ot the great Car~ sandwiches and coffee. spent the week here visiting with Refre8bments "ere served to evening with U.e -ranee ot He pursued his oducsdCII at loa Salzedo. He baa written InWINOOIG TRAIL Gardoo Club, his grandmolher, and his tmcle lite obove 111d Mrs. Nancy Buc:Jr.. Lclngtllrelh and Eacoaa, outatallcl- Princeton Unlverslll', the Royal ddental mualc lor the theatre, Wedne&<II.Y, 7:30 p, m., home or and aunt, lllr. and Mrs. Roger ley, Mrs. Rose Thomas. Mrs. lnl duo-llaJl>lllts, on lite Blase ot Academy of Dramatic Art in scores for baUet, and was mu~ Mrs. Joe struble; .Program, weed Morgan or Middleport. Genen Hall and Mrs, Ullian ihe Gallla Academy 111gb School London and went on to slu<lY In Ileal cllrecklr !or the Fort Wayne control and evergreens; dlspla,y Pickens. The door Prize was !Jbe c<lllCOrl, wltld! will basin Paris ..id at lito Coneervaoorlo Civic Ballet Company. or edible flowers tD be featured. awarded to Mrs. Mamie Buckley, at 8 p.m., wUI «11clude U.e Tri- ell Santa Cecelia, Rome. DurIlls moot recent compoaltim, PAST PRESIIENTS, Ladles who will be ho&tess ror the May Count;y Communlll' Concert As- iJlg World War n, he waa a Three Dances Cor Two HarPs, AUXIliary, DrewWebsterPo&t39, met APrU 8 at the EUB Cburch aoclation'a current series. mojor with the lllllted 9atas (which Is Cll Tuesday evening's American Legion, at 7:30 We<I- here. Other otrlcers elected were meeting, Particularly looking Corward Army Air Forces, flying Jl.l9o. program) was premiered at the nesday night, home of Mrs, Iva Mary !:mlth, Ylce • president; , . - - - - - - - - , to the eoneert are several rela- Upon biB return !rom Dlr..,e, Loogatreth and Esoo&a Corne- PowelL Staron Holter, secretaryi Gail tives and rrlenda of Joo Lclng- he _,-ad m BroadWay, ploy- gle Recital Hall CCIIcort last BOSNORTH COUNCIL Royal Shatter, treasurerj Patty lhle, llrulll, a native Rlcbmond, ed In f,<tme of S!'t,:-c.,JI"':"''!_lber.~l1te t'!'~tal liU .gjv-. •nd SO!llct Masters, 7:a0 l!.A and ~ Hartis,~· Ind., and nOIJhew ot lito late Mrs. dlo Ortii"4iYI . . . . aa.,."'en it the ~41. 11tt.,r-·· "Wedliiiliy, i'onioroy llasoniC- ,.~, eMtldllleader• ~.-. .. w ~>t I Wayne Lutz. lUI eoualn, Mra. wrote bliilli¥· accl opera lean HarP Soelecy. · Temple, Members decided 1(>00 1helr libretti and Ia alec a successEsooss toured' with tho orlg. Robert !boo1o, and Mr. !boots Including """lng, coolr.projects, chUdretfa booka. lnel road company of TennesWill be joined here by ODOiher CUI author lng, and PhotDgrapl!y, Tbey also 1 is Lonptreth Cor !bur years em- eee WUllams' Pulitzer prize ' cousin, Jolin Lutz, and M r s. Ill L looallll·ll. agreed that dues should remain Lutz Crcm Cbarlellon, W, Va. duclod his own teleYislon and winning pley, The Glass Mona~,.,.oe. 10 cents each meeting, gelio, and he bas appeared In AnOther ioeal resident, Mrs. radio lhows on WLW. Tho club plans tD ~~~~~<• Easter John Escosa studied st U.e many of lite finest clubs In the James A. Suton, attended hisb RACINE - Bett;v !bal!er was cookies tor the occl.l)ant:s ol the mid-well, Including Columbus, elected president when theMo~ Meigs County lnrlrmlcy - Patt;v where he has deli&bted aucHencea lng Star Hill-Billies 4-H Club PI.I'........ W. Vt. lhle, reporter. with skilled solo rendldCIIs demootllratlng U.o vast versaUllty It lite hurp. Bodl artlsts were Introduced . kl tho burp at the Walnwrlll!bt tllfEIIEIIY WGIU TIIAI MY OTIEIIIDE-IY411E CGI-11111 ... Music C&m11, LaGrange, Ind., aud both men are also accomplished planlots. The harpists met during lite summer of 1963, which reeulted In thalr drat collaboratlm In a doo-barp album and the demand ror their appearance& in duo-harp concerts Collnwod. The unl!pe comblnadon of two men at two harps has elicited broad critical acclaim, standALLNEWIIII Ing ovations ror their duo-harp llOr!ormanceo In solo and wlllt orclteatrs, and brings a new dl• fi(Elfi.R£FIICEUTOI menaloo U> lite somewhat ne• glecled Instrument. Other higbllgbta ot their program here wUI Include their There's an Admiral crlllcall3 acclaimed Clair de Lone by Debusey, Ravel's Ma Dupl11x R11(rigerator Mere l'()ye (Molitor Goose) suite lo fll ev11ry family · and a medley or songs rrom The Sound of Mualc. budgel·mlnded husbands, loot Outwea"' compa•abJy . .~rJ~. 'wool 04rpets three to flva times,. Guaranteed against normal home wear for ten years. Spots: and The following Ruine Merchants are participating In this community event and tickets eln be purchlseclat · ,' these business eatablish(nents: s,.., . E-n'• Sohlo Servl.... .Racine Depa~nt Bill Cozart's Garage ··- ~ . , Unda!llldy •air ...uty ~ Aline We~ver's Beauty &Dma Ebers Gulf Setvlce John.011'1 Rlidlo & If\/ Shop Shop Recine Garlge , ' l'tQffltt'l WNolftllA, ,: Weaver's SldH Worb Recine fui·Valu Food Marku Brlnk.,'s J""!tJ' &~Itch Repair The Club Reataur¥tt Wagllfr'l H~~·re Racillf·Gaa,&$ti'vjt~j(o. . Racine llfome National Bank Barber Shop , 1-!lito'l '~It~ Wald Cro-. Sons Rlcine'ftecreitlon Center I.A; Beau . ShJP ' RIB Laundry-Mat I C:.r W11h Stl; Supply H•rdware . Alm~;l s:C.-N.C!tit ...taurant Racine Ser;vlce Stlltlon 1 . .· . Village Clit·Rate Drug . . . , .,,dforcl'a ~il~,c+.. Tickets Can Be Purchasecl At Nil,son's Drug Stor, In Pomaroy ancl Dutton Dn!g)il :Miilclltport w•H. , D9n:• . > .,. . i • > . ' .I• q_. . l. - spills vanish With syntheti c detergent. J'eXturea are heat·set, cannot wear or wash oul. Luxurloua I" I carpet that needs no pampering- nylon by Barwick ,_ . · ,., .' ·' - .come' see for yoursertl ' > • ' '' ., ; .•. , . ;l, .... \/ Also In Htrculon •nd . .... .f*in.y~lorslnd gracfts to cliiio.. from' ·'., . ••• ,. ;'l' TEilMS .... " TliPPERS PLAINS - T h e Eallern 111gb School Latin Club held Its amuaJ PariOIIB' Nigbt, April 9 on lite 111gb acbool otago. A DOW CCIIadtutlon 1181 framed and plano ror U.e Latin trl,p were dlscuaeed. A lihort ploy, The Sick ~. was )lftlantai. Mmnbers or llle cut ware BIU !lWllan, Jem. llurlte, Steve Cow<ler)o, Dru CUne, · BIU Cole, and RIJ'III(IId Cline: Tho narrelor wao Patt;r Geegleln. ProJect•, made by the drat fOil' mallii>oro .,.r. on diiiPIIY. .B!IfreliJIIIItlla w,re served to Smart low heel cooly combines fashion and comfort. Prettily tn to l>e tied in Breathin' Brushed Pigskin • Brilliant fashion colors. sn.H i 'I The all new 1968 Admiral Duple• Free:e~ -RefriQerator "'presents a new concept In food stof'8ge cnmbit··~tlon convenience and was de· Kiltie low heel v"toped espec ial ly for to· day 's modern freezer·way of li11ingl Now you can lake ad· vantage of those money sav · lng food sales because inch lor inch Admiral offers you more usable storaoearea. For 1968 Admiral offer!" four sizes Jn the Duplex for fun and frolic with gently squared ~. fanciful perforations. Sun.loving sport colors . and basics. Breathin' Brushed Pigskin• and smooth leathers; .CAMEL l ll~t for you to choose ·. fr.om .:..co no matter how large o~ small )'Our familymaybe .youctn be sure· of finding an Admiral Du· ple,x Just ~tam for the parenlollnd llltmbero. vou~ n~ds . .,, .~ ' :·. ' ,WJLI.OW 1 -...:.__-.. _ .FAWN nI U -·p~e., =.V.A,AA, san:,, .D.U8.0. • IMMWUMI · ........... .wruT£ . OPEN FRIDAY.._fl. 'J•. · �- AU.reoy~ "' 1M llol,. .,. /IOio ol Nuralnc hal been lo Bei.Y Curudnilullll, Roy Betii,Y Ia an olllcer NatiQ!III Honor Sod~, ~~,~.... llbe hal been member 1!10 yeers. She Ia president of 1he oouncll and active ln.llto College Club. Her ulller sdlool actiYideo Inelude membershlp two years In 1he Latin CIWI, a claso olllcer a tor three :rears, and a member It the band and glee club PTA Names Olfiqers lor tour yeara. She ploys .., U.ollrla' baako11>aU .... 1 Laot .y ear Mill ~ ... was a delepte lo Blo<kefe Girll state at Clj>ltol $.. Is currendy Y!.. prelll- ol lite ~otri)lera · at Vot.r.O..s lllemorlal Hoapjtll, IDd 1 member of Beihel 62, llorud Order of Jclbo DauabterL !be Ia a member of lito Middleport Cburd! of Cbrlst, linP In U.o senior choir, Is lite a~o slstsnt cburd! organlot, and pianist ror the Primary Dopariment. Ualnrotlf. : : Personal Notes :: RAS Alumni Childs, treasw·er. Clu·ta~ two lilies in thechurchsanctuary The grotl> voted tD seod I 0 tlhle cloths to the Mount Hoaltlty Home In Cincinnati, a contrlbo>tion wu mlde to the c:am:er sonight at the Middleport Chucchof clecy, and the grotl> veted "'place Mrs, PearI Reynolds con<hcted the Installation service for Mrs. ror Easter. ·"'* Jonquils and small Easter basDtnver JUee, presldentt Mrs. kets with colored ou• and Grace Pratt, vice president; Mrs. were ueedlnthetablodocoradCIIs Norman Yeaguer. aecretaryj by the hostess committee. Mrs. Mra. Marilyn Bishop, assistant George lllelnhart, Mrs. Ernest secretary, and Mrs. Martha Lallance, Mrs. Edith Russell and Mr&, Kenneth McElhinney. The Lord's Prayer In unison OIIOIIed the meeting. A card or U.anks was read rrom the les Ebersbach ramll,y. lloported ill were Mrs. Blanche Wolle, Miss lolabel Hysell, George NlcinsiG' 1 Homer Rice, Mrs. TheL-ma Pratt, and Arthur Mix ot ZanosYIUe, Cather-in-low or u.o Rev. Raullin Moyer, pastor. Mr. Mix I& confined w the Good S.. mlritan Hospital. Set May 25th' For Reunion a.... Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Joe Levine's "The Graduate" bailed him out ol what had seemed his worst disaster - m18ht have even toppled Joe's pudy little empire: It's already hauled In $13,000,- led oiJ radio and TV shows by Presidential speeches (FDR and Truman), was bankrupted out of ing we-toJd.you-so ... Dagmar had to cancel ever ything to be with very-ill husband Dl.ck Hinds night clubs, rained out, snowed In, knocked down by an angina attack, cancelled out, stranded ... and recently came Dirt or re. at the hospital . Large group o! auoograph fi . ends at the Longacre Theatn stagedoor weren't besieging tirement for a six week engage- some statistical sexpot, unless 14 CDte Warwick wUI head the na- ment at Mountainside, New Jer- you consider 1 Never Sang For tlmally touring Newport Jazz sey's Three Coins supper eJub My Father" star Llllian Gish Foadval (June 21 to Aug. 18) - onJs kl be burned outthlallme the Stone Age Raquel Welch . .. and her take-ltome wUI be $17, . alter the rlrst week ... And still Universal Pictures slgned to a 000 per week ... Rod Serllng on Phil told tllls to us with his us- longterm pact Jim Webb. 20000 ror Joe's end alone .•• Di- the "Persmall1;y" TV show said he's jealous of acton who ••take 11te applause and c:heera Mtile I tilt alone In lite room" (and count U.o m<~~ey) . Phil Brito, a very nice show· biz veteran still singing whUe ll8niq also as an executive ot lite Newark, N. J. dcy health department, mlglrt neatlY be called a Disaster Area: our o I d rrteod I'IIU has had almost everYiblng hajlpen to him : cancel- uallaugb. The four-la ced clock at t h e Port Aulhorlcy bus terminal showed four difterent times ... Asked the "dumbest thing" he'd ever done, aJy Dick Cavett sa1d lt was ''lending llll' watch to Jolm Cameron SWayze" ..• As we prophesied several years ago . Covell's alrea<IY recipient d. the year's best TV - review• tor his new morning show and tills Is our ravorlte was or boast- •. ' Installation is Conducted MIDDLEPORT - Candlelight lnstallatlon ol new otncers for the 1968-89 year was a feature of Cbe IIVIual covered dish dinner of U.e Phllatl>.ea Socleey Thursday ;. year.old composer of ''Up, Up and Away" and "By the Time I Get to Aloenix" and other teen.age rages . .. Those t w o songs won Jim eight ucram. mies," Including song-of-the year ("Up, Up" ) at the record industry version of Oscar . TonyEmmys ... Cotmterfeit tens are s<,ltJrglng the <ounlcy; In Chicago, T-men picked up a sawbuck with Hamilton's head up. side down! groom . . Both Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Baker were in navy blue ensembles and wore white earna~ tf.on corsages, A receptloo and butret aupper honoring the c:ouplo was beld at the home of the bride's parents. The recepl!on talJlo realured Ike wedding ceke and an arrangement ot yellow mums and tapers. Joining tho wedding party ror the bufJet were Mr. and Mrs. Myron MUier, L,ynn and Carol Boker, Mrs. Kathy McElhinney Hood, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott and daughter, Lorrie or Lancaster. The new Mrs. Baker ls a 1967 graduate or Middleport 111gb Birthday Observed • RACINE - Debbie McMillan, datllhter ot Mr. and Mrs. EWo McMIUan. Racine, was honored recentlY Oil her 16flt blrilttlaf, by a surpriae parcy at U.e h<MDe of 911rleo Neigjer. Games were played and refreshments of cake, baked by Mrs. George Nelgjer, and 110ft dr!Ms were enJoyed by Kallt1 !WI, Rhonda Ervin, Kalhleen Lewis, Patsy Pickens, &ae Cmtnlngbam, Brende llolman, Barbara Leadingbam, !blrley Dreke, !baron Droke, and Dottle WUcoxen. Debblereceivedmanynice gifts. Meaning of 4- H Explained Chairman, distributed foldera on Pleasure Riders met Tuesday Your FamllySaret;vPracdcesand evening. AprU 9, at the farm of Habits. Mrs. Downie read lite E. J. Hill, with 19 members, safet;y rules In case of an emer~ two visitors, and the advisor, goncy. There will be a meeting at Mrs. William B. Downie, prethe home or Mrs. William Dowsent. The various oatcers explain- nie oo Monda,y, AprU 15, at ed the meaning or 4-H, after whlcb 7:30 p.m., to plan the year' s &.san Gooch, Health Advisor program, to which all omcera passed out folders ot the Per- are asked U> attend. The next regular meeting will sonaJ Health Record or Yourself, and Mila l'oll'ell, Sareey be on May 14 at E. J, !nil's. POMEROY - The Meigs 4-11 RlTl'LI\N[) - Tho 39llt annual reunion of Rotland 111gb Sc:bool gradualeo bas boon scheduled for MQ· 25, John Werner, Rutland Alumal Assn. preu.m, anncum:ed. MeotlnB at 1he Werner bome '!'lllirado,y nlllltt, lito execudve conunltiee made plans lor U.e anmtaJ banQIOI and claace. The dbller will ba IOrved at 6:90 p.m. In tbe Rudand 1J1i1o Sc:bool llfiiiiiOIIIWII by U.o Rillland P, T,A, ReaervadCIIa are to be 8011! to Mrs. Margaret Edwards, P, 0. Box 315, Rutland, or . mii,Y be le!OJ)honed to bar, 7t2-1241, by llle¥ 22. coot 1a $2.25 Cor tho tllmer and dan... Memberllldp dual only are 75 For Rev. Kelsey . REVIVAL ANNOtiNCW POMEROY - A woeklnd re.vlval will start W....,ado,y at tbe Neaae Settlement a.urch llli lite Forest Rtm Rood. Service• will be held at 7:30 p.m. dall,y iiii'OUI!b ~- There will 1>e specl•l muolc. The Rev. llobert E. SniiU., paalor, ln~tea t h e public. lliDDLEP,ORT - The R n. Howard RllPPOlt.-· Uie .Rev. ~ 1011 Stebblni, IDd c, ~- Ruppel! were··In WI'I'..-Ii Thurado,y for the lltneral aOrylceii or lite Rev; Roger Keh41,1', 33; . The Rev. Mr • .KetMr, 1011&tlmo h:lencl of lito ROY, Mr. R_.t, died Tueado,y at the Unlvorsizy Hospital Ia CoiiiDlbuo. Funeral service~ wore Clltlli!clod by tbe ROY. Thomas FoMr of CbUIIcotbo, ThelltrH &'Ding from hero were l101d!em aueata of Mr. and 111n. c. u. WIM, Jr. at U.alr Waveri,ybome. • •• ., HI Brows ..... . .IN MAHOGANY .· · SADDLE OPEN DAILY '1115:30 FRL t k1 8 SAT. 9 k1 I lEATHER .$4.99 The word ''bedlam" comes from the n am e Bethlehem, which was applied to an old hospital Cor the i n s a n e In Londoo, England. In art, the color purple signifies royalty. ,THE SHOE BOX Whore Shoe• Are Sanalbly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. Duo- Harpists Coming :v or or Invites You to Attend Their 2nd Annual Jemilna ' I Betty Shaffer President of Club -·SAUSAGE W IIUCfOfls • Latin Club Annual Parents Night Held I I Serving 10:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. •aitWICK"• new 100;:.£ nylon carP~; keeps wives wonderfully happw~ an~ .saUsfiaa ' strap heel to - r with suits and shifts at work and play. Textured smooth leather Of Breathin' Brushed Pigskin. I S11.H · .. L 'ffi#/, Fnr The Benefit Of Area Improvements · calls for this T- PROFESSIONAL ·~ GROVEl'S StUDIO GREATER THAN EVER AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKES and SYRUP ON STATE ROUTE 124 Chic on the go SAFFORD' S STUDIO _J,..._, ... e;\'l"ww AT THE RACINE JR. HIGH BUILDING > GREAT BEND - A IUJ1)r!M dinner was given honoring J Prdl!ltt on ber 16111 blrth<IIIY '!ltd her brother, Franl(s, ......,.. lion Wethosday at illo home of Mr. and Mro, Everett Ha,yo1o The clll<lelight dinner 118& P"' en ror higb achool studenlo or U.e Greet Bend communlt;y, Attending In addition tD t h e hooored guests were Sandra SO,yre, Gordon Prof!itt, Krlsto Yost, Nancy, Peggy and Debbie lloso, Eric Furbee, Jeflro)o ~ rts and Mell111 Pro!!itt, slater or the hooored guO&ts. John r..-. Joe ~;StQr ATI RACI Mrs. Hayes is Host at Dinner Easter Lesson Given WSCS cents. Ofticer1 of the asiOCladon are Werner, cla11 or 1935, prellldtnt; Fred Geor&8, 1950, ~ce president; Mrs. Edwards, 1961, secretary, and Mrs. Reva &aowden, 1926. treallll'er. Mulllc ror round and _.., dancing will 1>e provided by The Cotmlry Drillorl with Whitey Beegle ealllng. Husbands and wives or Rutland almnnl and olhero who atlalded Rudand 111gb SChool are ellatble to a!Wid the banquet. MIDDLEPORT - Ellen JJutton, . dsugbter or Mr. and ldra. Dale M. Dutton, 965 FUUo t J Pomeroy... lnle"""- BETSY CUNNINGHAM t ~y HACUSE New ofllcera the EIOIIlOIIIIcy Sc:i!ODL Elected were alected at a meeting of 1he were Mra. PatHo!ldUbolt.Presl~rae use !'.T.A. Tuesdii,Ynigbtat dent; Mi~o iliii'T .Patterson, me president; Krs; Pat Cunclllr, seoretacy, IDd Mrs. lilarJorte Fe,. :::~:::::: :::::::::::::: :: :: :::::::::::: ::::::::: :::::::::::::~::::::::~::: SUNDAY reJJ, trouurer, :~ :~: SUNDAY SCHOOL serYice, IA>o IM!ug tho meeting conchlcted tll't Falls Methodist Ch!U'<b, by Mrs. Vlrglala Flaber, the obEaoter &mdii,Y, 10 a. m., cherp. jec:ll of U.e NatioDIJ Congress or wide worshJp service. 11 a.m. :::: PuRl and Teacherswereread.. SPECIAL CONCLAVE Ohio ::: Mrs. Eltller Harden pve readValley Commandocy 24 attiiiiiPio Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Kdrovlteh lugs on Eutor and IIPring. The Eaatar morning 5:30 to 5:45a.m. • and Jolin Jr. of steubenville, speaker w~ Mrs. Harold Lohse kl attend sunrtae servlcea at rormer Midclll!plrt roaldenta, WhoBOIIIPlc WU rulesllldreliiiOt>o Pomeroy Vnlted Mothodlst ' were recent guests of Mr. and slbllltles of llll¥ offlcer• a n d Church. Full untronn. Mrs. Opha O!!utt. Thoy alao vis- ebalrmen. SUNRISE SERVICE et &ntr- Ited lYith Mrl. s.l>aatlan TedeaBoy Scout Troop 242 gave U.e PI1se Evangelical United Bretl>- co and Mr. and Mrs. Fran Rel- pledge or allegiance &SBioted by ron Cburch, 6 a. m, Presented by cbert of Now Haven, W, Va. Jobn sa._ sco-aster, and Youlll FellowahiPandAdultcbolr. Mill Opal otrutt, sludant at Kometh Nease. The attendance Public: welcome. Oldo Unlveralt;y, spent hor CJW'- bamer went ·tD the siXth grade. A EASfER SUNIUSEoerYice, 6a. ter break at Buffalo, N. Y. llflere program on pbyslcal fttnea& was m., United Methodist Churchi she was the gueot ot Miss Sarb' presented by WUUam AmottwlU. breaktast served Coliowlug se"" Brockheimer. From there she aavwal of his students giving a Ice by 14'clla Circle. /ilec Ia! went to Hocheatar. N, Y. U> domonatradon. .-sta tor seniee, oDeh to pub- Ylslt lllr. and Mrs, ~!almond Refreshments were Hrvedfollic, wWbeOhloVolloyCommantl- WUson and lllr. and Mrs. Rd>- lowlng tho meeting by the siXth , ecy 24. grede mothers. ert WUaon, MONOAY Min Anita llaJ1 and bor fiAMERICAN RED CROSS blood ance, BUI Chadwick; Jr. of CCmobile, Monday, 1 to 6 p. m., lumbuo, spent the Easter weekPomeroy Junior High School. end here with her parent&, Mr. Wal•tn cboors welcome. and Mrs. James Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence HamPOMEROY CHAPTER 80 at 7:30 p,m, Munday at tho Masonic mer and daughters, Lou Ann REEDSVILLE - The Reeda. TemPle, apectalaeasiontoconler end Kim, ot Columbus, and Mr. ville w,s,c,s. met recendy wiU. most excellent masters degree. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson ot Mrs. Nell WUson, Ollt!lllng wllb Athens were Easter weekend de\OOIIonalrom LukeU-1·10, The TVESDAY guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob REVIVAL, Ai>ple Grove Metl>- Hoenlch and daugbter, JIIYil!'. Easter lesson was given in readIngs end • PDem, Old Folks odlst Church, 7:30 each evening, Mlas Kay Prcctor or Park- Home by Mrs, ll>roU.a Riebel. Ai>rU 14 tD APril 21, Public I"' ersburg is the Easter weekend Business was in charge of the Ylted by Rev. Cherles Norris, guest It lllr. and Mrs. Rslph Ylce ~resident, Mrs. Mary Nichpastor. Gravel. ols. New omcers were elected, FRIENDLY CIRCLE, 8 p, m. Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWeese president, Mrs. Mamie Buckley; Tuesda,yI United Church or and cbUdren, Karen, David and Christ. Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., Mike of Columbus are guests of Ylce president, Mrs. Mary Ntcholsa -secretary, M r s. Vivian program leader. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas. Humphrey, and treasurer. Mrs. RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, Mrs. DeWeese and the children • Tuesday, 7:30 p. m ., Racine have spent the past week with Nell Wllson. OU.er secretaries " Llnga~reth ODd dower fund chairman remain Grode School. her parents and were joined by the same. lllr. DeWeese Cor the weekend. Plans were made for an Easter WEDNESDAY Guests of Mrs. W. A. MorK811 party ror the ChUdretf• Home. SOVP StJPPER, Wett!esday, for Easter weekend are Mr. and A gel-Wall card was •lined Cor Racine lllethodlst Cburch, beg!"' Mrs. R. L. Gotlhardl and son, the pre&ldent, !llr&, Hazel Buc:Jr.. · GALLIPOLIS - Tho area con- school In Rlchmnnd wlllt Long- Juilllard School of Music and n1ng at 4:30 p, m. Sol(>, pie, Bruce, of Colwnbus. Bruce has lo;y. • ..rt ... ..., will close Tueado,y streth. was a student ot the great Car~ sandwiches and coffee. spent the week here visiting with Refre8bments "ere served to evening with U.e -ranee ot He pursued his oducsdCII at loa Salzedo. He baa written InWINOOIG TRAIL Gardoo Club, his grandmolher, and his tmcle lite obove 111d Mrs. Nancy Buc:Jr.. Lclngtllrelh and Eacoaa, outatallcl- Princeton Unlverslll', the Royal ddental mualc lor the theatre, Wedne&<II.Y, 7:30 p, m., home or and aunt, lllr. and Mrs. Roger ley, Mrs. Rose Thomas. Mrs. lnl duo-llaJl>lllts, on lite Blase ot Academy of Dramatic Art in scores for baUet, and was mu~ Mrs. Joe struble; .Program, weed Morgan or Middleport. Genen Hall and Mrs, Ullian ihe Gallla Academy 111gb School London and went on to slu<lY In Ileal cllrecklr !or the Fort Wayne control and evergreens; dlspla,y Pickens. The door Prize was !Jbe c<lllCOrl, wltld! will basin Paris ..id at lito Coneervaoorlo Civic Ballet Company. or edible flowers tD be featured. awarded to Mrs. Mamie Buckley, at 8 p.m., wUI «11clude U.e Tri- ell Santa Cecelia, Rome. DurIlls moot recent compoaltim, PAST PRESIIENTS, Ladles who will be ho&tess ror the May Count;y Communlll' Concert As- iJlg World War n, he waa a Three Dances Cor Two HarPs, AUXIliary, DrewWebsterPo&t39, met APrU 8 at the EUB Cburch aoclation'a current series. mojor with the lllllted 9atas (which Is Cll Tuesday evening's American Legion, at 7:30 We<I- here. Other otrlcers elected were meeting, Particularly looking Corward Army Air Forces, flying Jl.l9o. program) was premiered at the nesday night, home of Mrs, Iva Mary !:mlth, Ylce • president; , . - - - - - - - - , to the eoneert are several rela- Upon biB return !rom Dlr..,e, Loogatreth and Esoo&a Corne- PowelL Staron Holter, secretaryi Gail tives and rrlenda of Joo Lclng- he _,-ad m BroadWay, ploy- gle Recital Hall CCIIcort last BOSNORTH COUNCIL Royal Shatter, treasurerj Patty lhle, llrulll, a native Rlcbmond, ed In f,<tme of S!'t,:-c.,JI"':"''!_lber.~l1te t'!'~tal liU .gjv-. •nd SO!llct Masters, 7:a0 l!.A and ~ Hartis,~· Ind., and nOIJhew ot lito late Mrs. dlo Ortii"4iYI . . . . aa.,."'en it the ~41. 11tt.,r-·· "Wedliiiliy, i'onioroy llasoniC- ,.~, eMtldllleader• ~.-. .. w ~>t I Wayne Lutz. lUI eoualn, Mra. wrote bliilli¥· accl opera lean HarP Soelecy. · Temple, Members decided 1(>00 1helr libretti and Ia alec a successEsooss toured' with tho orlg. Robert !boo1o, and Mr. !boots Including """lng, coolr.projects, chUdretfa booka. lnel road company of TennesWill be joined here by ODOiher CUI author lng, and PhotDgrapl!y, Tbey also 1 is Lonptreth Cor !bur years em- eee WUllams' Pulitzer prize ' cousin, Jolin Lutz, and M r s. Ill L looallll·ll. agreed that dues should remain Lutz Crcm Cbarlellon, W, Va. duclod his own teleYislon and winning pley, The Glass Mona~,.,.oe. 10 cents each meeting, gelio, and he bas appeared In AnOther ioeal resident, Mrs. radio lhows on WLW. Tho club plans tD ~~~~~<• Easter John Escosa studied st U.e many of lite finest clubs In the James A. Suton, attended hisb RACINE - Bett;v !bal!er was cookies tor the occl.l)ant:s ol the mid-well, Including Columbus, elected president when theMo~ Meigs County lnrlrmlcy - Patt;v where he has deli&bted aucHencea lng Star Hill-Billies 4-H Club PI.I'........ W. Vt. lhle, reporter. with skilled solo rendldCIIs demootllratlng U.o vast versaUllty It lite hurp. Bodl artlsts were Introduced . kl tho burp at the Walnwrlll!bt tllfEIIEIIY WGIU TIIAI MY OTIEIIIDE-IY411E CGI-11111 ... Music C&m11, LaGrange, Ind., aud both men are also accomplished planlots. The harpists met during lite summer of 1963, which reeulted In thalr drat collaboratlm In a doo-barp album and the demand ror their appearance& in duo-harp concerts Collnwod. The unl!pe comblnadon of two men at two harps has elicited broad critical acclaim, standALLNEWIIII Ing ovations ror their duo-harp llOr!ormanceo In solo and wlllt orclteatrs, and brings a new dl• fi(Elfi.R£FIICEUTOI menaloo U> lite somewhat ne• glecled Instrument. Other higbllgbta ot their program here wUI Include their There's an Admiral crlllcall3 acclaimed Clair de Lone by Debusey, Ravel's Ma Dupl11x R11(rigerator Mere l'()ye (Molitor Goose) suite lo fll ev11ry family · and a medley or songs rrom The Sound of Mualc. budgel·mlnded husbands, loot Outwea"' compa•abJy . .~rJ~. 'wool 04rpets three to flva times,. Guaranteed against normal home wear for ten years. Spots: and The following Ruine Merchants are participating In this community event and tickets eln be purchlseclat · ,' these business eatablish(nents: s,.., . E-n'• Sohlo Servl.... .Racine Depa~nt Bill Cozart's Garage ··- ~ . , Unda!llldy •air ...uty ~ Aline We~ver's Beauty &Dma Ebers Gulf Setvlce John.011'1 Rlidlo & If\/ Shop Shop Recine Garlge , ' l'tQffltt'l WNolftllA, ,: Weaver's SldH Worb Recine fui·Valu Food Marku Brlnk.,'s J""!tJ' &~Itch Repair The Club Reataur¥tt Wagllfr'l H~~·re Racillf·Gaa,&$ti'vjt~j(o. . Racine llfome National Bank Barber Shop , 1-!lito'l '~It~ Wald Cro-. Sons Rlcine'ftecreitlon Center I.A; Beau . ShJP ' RIB Laundry-Mat I C:.r W11h Stl; Supply H•rdware . Alm~;l s:C.-N.C!tit ...taurant Racine Ser;vlce Stlltlon 1 . .· . Village Clit·Rate Drug . . . , .,,dforcl'a ~il~,c+.. Tickets Can Be Purchasecl At Nil,son's Drug Stor, In Pomaroy ancl Dutton Dn!g)il :Miilclltport w•H. , D9n:• . > .,. . i • > . ' .I• q_. . l. - spills vanish With syntheti c detergent. J'eXturea are heat·set, cannot wear or wash oul. Luxurloua I" I carpet that needs no pampering- nylon by Barwick ,_ . · ,., .' ·' - .come' see for yoursertl ' > • ' '' ., ; .•. , . ;l, .... \/ Also In Htrculon •nd . .... .f*in.y~lorslnd gracfts to cliiio.. from' ·'., . ••• ,. ;'l' TEilMS .... " TliPPERS PLAINS - T h e Eallern 111gb School Latin Club held Its amuaJ PariOIIB' Nigbt, April 9 on lite 111gb acbool otago. A DOW CCIIadtutlon 1181 framed and plano ror U.e Latin trl,p were dlscuaeed. A lihort ploy, The Sick ~. was )lftlantai. Mmnbers or llle cut ware BIU !lWllan, Jem. llurlte, Steve Cow<ler)o, Dru CUne, · BIU Cole, and RIJ'III(IId Cline: Tho narrelor wao Patt;r Geegleln. ProJect•, made by the drat fOil' mallii>oro .,.r. on diiiPIIY. .B!IfreliJIIIItlla w,re served to Smart low heel cooly combines fashion and comfort. Prettily tn to l>e tied in Breathin' Brushed Pigskin • Brilliant fashion colors. sn.H i 'I The all new 1968 Admiral Duple• Free:e~ -RefriQerator "'presents a new concept In food stof'8ge cnmbit··~tlon convenience and was de· Kiltie low heel v"toped espec ial ly for to· day 's modern freezer·way of li11ingl Now you can lake ad· vantage of those money sav · lng food sales because inch lor inch Admiral offers you more usable storaoearea. For 1968 Admiral offer!" four sizes Jn the Duplex for fun and frolic with gently squared ~. fanciful perforations. Sun.loving sport colors . and basics. Breathin' Brushed Pigskin• and smooth leathers; .CAMEL l ll~t for you to choose ·. fr.om .:..co no matter how large o~ small )'Our familymaybe .youctn be sure· of finding an Admiral Du· ple,x Just ~tam for the parenlollnd llltmbero. vou~ n~ds . .,, .~ ' :·. ' ,WJLI.OW 1 -...:.__-.. _ .FAWN nI U -·p~e., =.V.A,AA, san:,, .D.U8.0. • IMMWUMI · ........... .wruT£ . OPEN FRIDAY.._fl. 'J•. · �' · TM Sunda.v Tlmell-Sentinel, '.\fl'unlng of Burs 'ftie number of burs on llw Sun~, April H, 1968 Sibt•rh111 l'hlp111u11k meeting whleh will b,e held at the Pomeroy Elementary ScitoOJ. The Winding Trail Garden Cl!lb '111 be the liOst Unit aJ1C! "' ~ gram wlll reature a demo1111tra. ~on by t,tra. Ire~ jacklOll. , Community . · · ·By Charlene Cofllef ••• H~flich The bonmduki is the Siber· or the chipmunk. Of ·(lW A1J1erican Hevolution The animal has on its back ti)i\)l' represents th11 1111111 · nve broad black lines sepaber Qt i\ncestors who rendered rated by four light-colored ~tri1tltlc service to thl' t·o1111· stripes. Its pelt is used by the ll'Y d11rlng the Hl'volut il!nary fur trade. . · War. \n. lgnfa Pill o:r the .Dill•l(hters ian variety Clllldren or the Meigs County Home can look forward to a continuation this summer or weekly swimming parties at the Middleport pOOl. . Deacons and deaconesses or the Niddlf&lOrt First United Presbyterian Church have vote:! to continue the swlmmlngpartles, a project lnltllted by the Rev. Howard RIC>Pelt about 15 years ago. Toda,y marked the genial minister's last day In the pulpit at the Mlddlf&lOrt church. He moves to Lewisburg this week.. Both hie coming to Middle- tended to the ever-smlllngpastor port and his leaving holds some- last week, one Pd llk.e to revoal, thing or significance for Mrs. to him, and to the public. Said a Rodney Downing. His first for- Middleport teenager (a nonmal wedding was that of Mrs. church g0er), upon learning Rev. Downing'& daulditer to Paul Bon- Ruppelt ls leaving: nell or Columbus. Today one of "Why is HE leaving! Heck. his last official acts as pastor He was a friend to all or us!" of the church was the baptism or her grandson, 12-year.old Da- AS SOME OF YOU probably vid Bonnell. know, Mrs. sara Roush has reAnd perhaps the most signlfi - signed as director or Region cant contribute of all was ex- ll, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs .. . and awaits the arrival or the stork. Meantime, since a new director cannot be elected until the May 25 spring regional meeting, Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis ls handling planning details of the Test Drive the Yard Tractor that does a/19 big outdoor jobs BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON REEDSVILLE - The Riverview PT A met at the school la st Monday evening for the April meeting, opening with prayer by Mrs. Marlene Putman. Students from the Family Players or the School or Dramatic Art a n d Speech of Ohio University presented an educational play, The Da.v the ~ Went to School." It explained modem methods used in teaching children and howparents and teachers should cooperate for the good or the student. Students from Mrs. Osburn' s room and Mrs. Myers• room presented three songs, directed by Mrs. Maxine Whitehead. The first song was The Three Bears featuring Diane Evans, as Goldilocks, and Mike Fields as the narrator. They also sang two Easter songs and David Brown gave an Easter recitation. Business session was conducted by the president, Mrs. Vivian Humphrey. PTA members Voted to contribute $10 to the Crippled Children's fund and to CHAIN SAW McCULLOCH . No more manual oiling of bar and chain, it's automatic! This new McCulloch saves time, saves weight, saves work and saves you big money. During special introductory offer, you get a $35 accessory kit FREE! imited time only. Hurry! ($35 RETAIL VALUE) Ten accessories: Extra chain, fuel can, bar guard, flat file, round file, depth gauge, wedge, engine oil, fuel additive and filing guide. 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Box 248 Phone: 867-3153 ~ Call, write, or stop by today • • f .,. ,\ Jim Waller;f611/61 Don't let the shortage of mortgage money make you put off building that new home or second home cottage. ~')1•nrf Jim Walter has all you'll need. Call, write, or stop by the location nearest you. Why wait? Now is the time t,o buy! { _ _ _ ••OOCIFllAIKIH e1u1LT01You1n01Un 1 e RllSID TO ALMOST AIY OAR • I Bl'llllOI C..unotl ANNOUNC.ES THE SERVIC'S OF, ''TRIBAL CHIEf" t.-130,.son of · .The.G,.at'"Coke Roberds'' 5703 PFC. ROGER · E. STILES, who ls itatloned at Fort Euatis, Va., ls on riot control ciul;Y In Was!llngton, D. c. He telephoned his parents, Ed ·and Eloise SWea, this week to let them know that everything ls all ri&ht. Roger was unable to make It home for the Monday funeral services ot his grandfather, Elias Stilea. "' MR. AND MRS. JAMFS D. McDermott are oll on a threeweek tour ot Europe, They plan to spend at least one week In Ireland, home or Mr. McDermott's ancestors. Mrs. McDermott ls the granddau&hter ol Mrs. Paul Grueser ot Middleport. Her husband ls an attorney in Wheeling, W. Va. POMEROY - The Jolly Green ' Giant• f.H Club was the name selected ~ the group last week in a meettng at the home or Mrs. Donald Karr, advisor. Assisting Mrs. Karr as advisor ls Mra. Marvin Mllllron. The seven club members In attendance elected officers and selected projects. For the next meeting each club member Is to bring a new member and they wlll declcle about the 4-H flag.' lbe next meeting was at the home or Diane Milliron Aprll 12th. - Christi Heas, reporter. t 1011 •• APPALOOSA STALLION etOLOR. eCONFORMATION eCOMMONSENSE As A Two-Year-Old "Tribal Chief" Was •Champion Appaloosa Halter & Pleasure Hors!'! 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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bonnell and family or Columbus are Eas. ter weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs. Romey Downlnl: Mr. and Mrs. Cillrord Cunningham and son, Keith, or Lima are here for a weekend visit with her mother, Mrs. William Robson. Mr. and Mrs. David Baker of Parkersburg, W. Va. are thehollday weekend guests or their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Morris, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker, ~acuse. Weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs. ,Paul Grueser are Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Reynolds of Leb- NUTRO WEED &FEED turns your front lawn into a golf green! e Contains three kinds of nitrogen for rich, green color . . . . . thick, healthy turf! e Contains 2,4·0 and Banvel D, fast-action weed killers. Kills dandelions, chickweed, buckhorn and' 28 other weeds .... including the ories in your lawn! WEED&FEED •••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••• lllHl.l lllU•ll NUTRO WEED & FEED.._-....--~._ _. KILLS WHILE Treat & Feed IT ~EEDS YOUR GRASS! s,ooo sq : tt. $ 1 (dandelion) (buckhorn) (cliickweed), (henbit) (plantain) n u - . 5 GOOD LAWNS MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS! . I PICK UP ENOUGH TO FEED YOUR LAWN THIS Wlf KEND' 6SC} 2Yz pounds · .Az•lt•·lverirnn -iv:""" ' .. ~ Spr•y _ _ _ "'\ RACINE - JIMWALT11c01fJOIATION 1 '*"'yowm.llull•nt CINI I ca1111og. 1 I would "ke 10 know_.. financing p1an. Pied. ....i .,., • - l,,...111ad In o .. • 0 HotM Money was toappropriated for Mrs. Weber secure needed sick - room supplies. The new meeting nlgtit for the PT A will oow be the. Cirst Monday nlgtit of each month, with the next meeting on May 6. Refreshments using the Easter theme were served by the committee. CARD SHOWER PLANNED COLUMBUS - Mrs. S a d l e Evans, a former Gallia Countlan, wW be celebrating her 85th bl~ day, Aoril 17. A card shower ls belll! planned ror her by her dauthter, Helen Meadows. Cards should be se~ to 251 Buena Vista Ave., Columbus, 0., 43228. On the Deans List r.n1J/)Uf1 fnr , -dfll/J/1•r,• ,, , , () f rt)iJ buy an American and Troop Flag for the local Boy Scouts. Officers to be Installed next month are president, Mrs. Margaret Brown; vice president, Mrs. Marilyn Hannum; secretary, Mrs. Connie Reed; and treasurer, Mrs. Marlene Putman. Winning the attendance banner and reading circle book was Mrs. Osburn's room. GET .THE THREE "BIG C'S" 4-H Oub Members Deeide on a Name Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch are the weekend guests or their 80ll· ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Houck and Camily In Marion. Guests today of Mr. and Mrs. Qiellter Erwin are Mr. and Mrs. Don Erwin and dalqhter, Amy, of c;antpnlla Ferry, and Mr. and Mr1. Klchael Erwin and eons, Scott and Kevin, Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Georp W, Price and children, David, P8111Y, Debbie and RanclY ot Bloomington, Ind. are holiday guest• ot her mother, Mrs. Golda Mourning. Mr. and Mrs. Jam11 Mourning are home Crom a Florida vaca- · tion, 1111d wlll retunt to Colwrmus with their chtldren, Michael, Dile and Julle, tonl8ht. Mr1. Golda Mournlng and Mrs. Tom Walters ot Point Pleeaant cared ror the chlldnll while the CCJUPle vacationed. SHORTAGE MORTGAGE MONEY! Sales. • f r1inlng •. Borrdlng •I ·showing ' anon. LO.W MONTHLY PAY MINT . COLE STABLES . .:' · Ohio University Players Give Reedsville Program NEW MAC 10-10 AUTOMATIC SELF-OILING by A BUSY MAN lboiit town tciday la John Werner. He Installed the ·aowMI 11Ystem used at the Middleport stadium ror t h l a mornlnii' 1 sunrl ae 10rVlce, "'41 then took It down and ·moved It to the community pai·k for uae at the annual Easter ogg hunt. 0 C:....,.. j ::SS I ~!1ion. ____SJATI__ : 11r;1..------L-------------:;;;--l~~~~~- --Co~:) ~ carol Ann WU• daUlbter ot Mr. and Mra. Kartln WlleQX411, Racine, ' · Rt. ·2, 11 Oil the .delll'I llllt i at <lllo State UnlYeralt;y where Ille 11 a 1r..h111111· In the College ot Art• and Sclencea. Ille wu a 1987 sradulte a( Soulhern 11&11 School, and waa cho11111 an honor frelllman by ailo state !ll)Oll her Coniplllion i ot hl8h achool. ., .'$1.75. ~· ~ :.; ·1RT.. 35 •LIP.OLIL. GHIQ ~lfq•,1 446~Q41 7,,:' Mon.·Sat. 8:00 PID ,. ··u,t• .Joo.Avt..... :· "·s.••d• ·:oo · • . , 8 ~· !.<1 ' ' r• ,'1, · " �Nation's Splintered Democrats Re~ing to Starlipfia~ WASHJNGTON (UPJ)- available Sena. Robe1-t F, Democratic , loyalties are being Kenneey of New York . and splliitered by the three-way race Eugene J. McCarthy of Minne.. developing tor the presl~al aota. oomlnatlon, but there Is no~ Political organizations In the or a stampede for one man. 1prlng Of election years freQllntly coaceal nlore than they Four months before the part,y reveal; s'ometimes promise meets In national convention In more than they can deliver. And Chicago, Democratic leaders II> with the list or endorsements and jlower brokers are cautiousIncomplete, here• a how the ly taking sides among the ' unannounced battle lines are forming: but active Vice ' President Hubert Humphrey Humphrey can boast qt and the openly eager and endorsement by the hll!hesi- who bas Loulalana. M~carth,y still ~as tO becau11 ol the support he set• President break Into *'1e ranks ol ~m his b1'0lher, Edward M. Democratic ilovemors. KeQlled:r, of Maj11ebuliltt1. Two senators, W~ter F. Humphrey has 1118 backlnl of Llst Of Govs Mondale of Minni.iota llld 'Fred one member of the cabinet, From the list of ·f!PY'lrnor,1 Labor Secretary ,W. Willard R. Harri• of Olilllhoma, bave Who hav~ spoken out, Kemeey Wirtz, but Kennecb' can match .announced for Humphrey; two &lilts the edge with the backing hlm there with "the llllPPOrt ol others, Jo!l'IJh D, Tydings of ol two: Kenneth M. Curtis of ret!rtng Poltmaater Glneral Marylllld llld Stephen M. Maine and Philip H. Heft ol Lawrence F. O'Brien. Young of Oldo have given tbelr Vermont. HumJ)hrey has the blesidnP to Kennecb'. Young Ammig aenators, It's al ao Just favors open endorsement ol one, . a Kenneey-McCarthy about' a dead heat between William L. GtO' of North ticket, In that order. Dakota, plus the tacit backing Humphrey llld Kenneey, with Mccarth,y geta liito the or John J, McKelthen of the latter getting the ed&'e only endorsement race at the c;G!I· ranking Democrat announced, former Harry S Truman. Barrages Get 238. VC gre1~ ie+el, but Kenneey . baa th• ~- there on numbers, with 17 ·repn1811Wives !laving announced mpport for him, for flumphrey against S tel - Pre.. ..cu... a political acM11r to John80ll, who helcied .. . Citizens for · John1e11,llumJillrey organlzaUon, and J~1 A. Farley, former dlalrmu ofUlti DamocraUc Natkmll C'Alminft.. and 4 for Meclrtbf• . Each cudldite has aomethlng tee. Three Chllrmen .ip8Clal ·.,mg for him In the wa.y Kenned,y bu three Democraol . . .1181M11ta. llQnphrey has George Meany, tic state chairmen: JClbn J. president of the AFL.cIO, who Burns, N.Y., Le~r S. Hymu, prellUlllab)y will bring with him Ma11.; llld J, Jollllll Gin'll1f, organized llbor's political arm. R.L He allO bu the pollUcallJ Runlllir8Y al ao ls inheriting the p o " e r f u 1 Callfornla HouN support of James H. ~. Jr., speaker Jesn · UllJUI; an ' !JI, !P"l1 '!'1111 ullUllJ1 ""' follld' Jn • lt:¢il1Ueu r-., Slate Rep. .iblm D. flodlc(elJer JV, fl Welt Ylr~.lli4· Lleut. .~· Rdlert' . .. of ..,.,., _ . a encfal Pl'llllll'Y tilt la . ~-7 KcCadh7 Illa belll llldorlld bf 1be ell e::Uve "°8rd ol the Amlrlean'a for Democntlc AcUon (ADA). He allO baa 8llnc for · hlm it Ulla paint the lmpreallve llloWlnc• he made In the New Hlqllhln' Ud Wla- conlln primlriea. jmtb~ ~imts • jttttiutl VOL. 3 NO. 11 SUNDAY, APRIL 14, PAGE9 1~ I SAIGON (UPJ)-A aeries of heavy American alr strikes and artillery barrages Saturday killed 238 North.Vietnamese and Viet Cong arcund Khe 8anh and Ill the Mekong Delta rlcebowl, tJte U.S. Colnm11nd reported. At Khe Sanh, a U.S. Air force c130 transport plane exploded In flames Saturday as it was touching down to pick up a battalion or the U.S. 1st Cavalry Division. None or the Gls crowding along the air strip at the valley fortress was hurt, but the unexplained disaster killed an American civilian and Injured ftve U.S. Marines aboard the giant craft. As Easter dawned over this nation which has been tom by war for more than 20 years, North Vietnam said the United States must stop "creating problems" Ir 1t wants to begin peace talks. Hanoi said Presld11nt Johnson was trying to jlelay negotiations to l11tensl(y air raids on North Vietnam• s panhandle. Air Missions S a I g o n hoadqllllrters said American raiders new 90 mi salons Into the North Friday, but briefing officers said "no significant targets" were hit. All or the strikes were south of the 19th Parallel. In one or the strange turns of this strange war, the clandestine radio of the National Liberation Front announce:A Saturday Viet Cong troops w0re observing a three • ~ truce four Mekong Delta provinces In observance of the Cambodian New Year. The v.c. broadcast, heard In Saigon, said the cease-41re 1111plled to the provinces of An Giang, Chau Doc, Phong and Ba Xuyen. All are near Cambodia and have large numbers or ethnic Cambodians In their villages and hamlets. The Viet Cong said the truce would end at 1 a.m. Tuesday. The South Vietnamese and U.S. commands Ignored the Viet Cong announcement on grounds that previous cease..ftres have been violated by the Communists, and waves or B52 Stratofortresses h a m m e r e d away at Delta areas with relentless fury. B52 saturation raids Friday afternoon thundered thl"Oll£h the Delta, and subsequent missions Saturday flew to the edge or the U Minh forest at the southernmost end of Vietnam. Fires or unexplained origin have been raging through the forest all week. Reports reaching Saigon said the names have destroyed UNITED NATIONS (iJPI) -U. headquarters, Thant told newsseveral Communist ammunition N. Secretary General U Thant men that Paris was among the wmps and fuel depots. said saturday preliminary peace world capitals mentioned as a talks on Vietnam will begin "very possible site for preliminary talks during his recent contacts sooo." He issued an ~peal to both the with Haool and Washlngton. Other points bicluded Geneva, United States and North Vietnam New Dethl, Rangoon, Vientiane for speed.)' agreement on a site and Phnom Penh. for talks. Further d~ would be He said he had not been in C()l)o "most unfortunate" In view of tact with Wasblngton since his continuing devastation In v1-. ~ute conference In Paris nsrn, he said. with North Vietnam's senior lllP• Interviewed as he left u. N, 1oniat In Europe, delega&e genfll\o al Mai Van Bo, but as yet has no spllClflc arrangement to see lowed Jewish troops to depart President Johnson. early so they could be home for "I can say there will be talks Passover by sundown. very soon," he said. The Mutual Loss Research Earlier, In his first public Bureau reported that racial statement since return Frida,)' violence Which erupted In Chicago following the April 4 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:·:::·:::·:::::: assassination or Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. cost the city 9 CLEVELAND (UPI) - T h e million In damages. The nationfirst damage suit here ror a al damage est''llate was $45 AUSTIN, Tex. (UPO - Presicancer death allegedly caused million. dent Johnson spent a quiet day by cigarettes has been filed The Federal Aviation Admi - world~ at his hill country ranch In Common Pleas Court. nistration CF AA) disclosed that saturday where he was being kept Mrs. Elizabeth Vardy or . I one of Its planes was stru~k by In touch with developments Ip the !iiaker Helghts has filed a $3 gunfire while flying over the U. S. search for a site tO begin million suit against the Brown riot area or Chicago Thursday. peace talks with North Vietnam. & Willismson Tobacco Corp. No one was hurt but the plane There was no specific omment or Loulsvllle, Ky. Mrs. Vardy received a dent In its fuselage, from the White House on dlPJo. alleges her husband, Alex, 57, the FAA said. matte efforts to arrange a site died April 5, 1967 from canNew Direction for talks with North Vietnam. cer of the lungs caused by Detroit Mayor Jerome P. "Contacts on the matter are In smoking Kools. Cavanagh went on television to progress," Press Secretary announce a "new direction" ror George Christian said. "I plan to :::;:~:;:;:o;;:;:;:;:;:;;;::::::::::::;::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: bis cl'1 which Included a have very lin\lted comment on campaign to recruit Negroes for this while they are under discusthe police department. The sion." Detroit pciuce force now Is Christian would not be drawn about five per cent. Negro. into a comment on a charge by In Atlanta, the Rev. A. D. the North Vietnamese Foreign King, brother of Dr. Martin Ministry that the U. S. was InLuther Khig Jr., called for an tentionally d~lng talks beend to the violence. "Martin tween the two countries. North "I Troops Leave Luther Klng believed In nonvi- Vietnam accused this country of Guardsmen In Chicago and olence," he 11&4d at a news "creating problems" In an effort COLUMBUS (UPI) - Police nearlly Joliet, Ill., were sent conference. "He did love bis to delay the start of talks. are hopeflil that members ol. the home Saturday. omclals al- neighbor as himself." "Hell Raisers" are not planning any Easter &ulday activities similar to Good Friday's events. Seventeen "Hell Raisers" erected a 16.toot wooden cross at a part,y Friday night and one COLUMBUS (UP0 - A head- member climbed up and allowquarters for Vice Prealdent Hu- ed himself to be tied' to the bert H. Humphrey will be op. cro&S. Several others "BIUIOinted ened here soon. hlm by climbing on an adjacent The group will conduct a writeIn caJJq>algn for Humphrey in balcony and dousing him with the May 7 primary In ~o. beer. Another crumpled a newsEnrica Tonello Smith, a polltl. paper at the foot of the croS& cal science graduate student at and struck a match. About th11 time nel&hbors callOhio State University, and Alan ed police. Three per1e111 w e r e Magazine, a Kent State Unlvercharged with Intoxication, and a ll\v graduate student, are heading up the Ohioans ror Humph. third, a woman, was charged with ualng obscene language. rey group. Klen Lest a Little Face Lost Still Dickering, U Thant Hopeful' Cities Near End of Riots Christian Not Very Talkative Prayer Made Hell Raisers Ulon't Return Pope Leads Catholics In Traditional Mass Humphrey Ohio Group formed from F.urope where he met a ~ Haooi envoy, Thant said: "In the course or my visit to Geneva, Paris and the Benelux countries, I had oPPOrtunlties of contact both with Washington llld Hanoi. "I feel very strongly the UJ'o gent need for agreement on the venue for preliminary talks which both sides have agreed to undel\o take. "Any further delay In the agreement on the venue would be most unfortunate In view of the fact that massive destruction of lire and property ls still going on. "I would fervently appeal to both sides to come to a ProlllPt agreement on the choice of the verue." Guns Rock Jordan at WOUNDED GI beeemH a •reeter Of Wlr U he 1 aad1, wrapped la a poaebo, awaltic evaeu· tlo• by belleopter. J>elplte. reported prolftl• la Vletll8lll pea e e necoUatlou, heavy DPUU eoatbl11e1 la H1De areu of the w11-tan eoutry. Eastertide Plead for Memorial To_King JERUSALEM (UPI) - Israeli and Jordanian forces fought gun duels across the Jordan River 5aturday, shattering the holy holida,y quiet along the truce line. F.ach side ·blamed the other for starting the shooting. An Israeli military spokesman said Jordanian forces QPened fire on the Neveor settlement In the Be11111 Valley, 20 miles south of the Sea or Galilee, woundhw a tractor driver and ~ the vehicle. In Amman. a Jordanian military spokesman claimed the flghthw started when an Israeli patrol QPened fire on a Jordanian patrol near ~ Mans~ eight miles south or the sea or Galilee. The Amman apokesman said the Israelis later Poured m.. chine gun fire Into the village of Falah, on the Jordanian east bank or the river, midwa.Y between the Sea or Galllee and the Dead Sea. Pilgrims Mingle The fighting eruPted even as pllgrlms of diaerent faiths mhwled In Jerusalem for aoltmn proceBSlons and pr11,Yer1 m•kf.w the Christian F.aster and Jewish Passover. Another IA>ok into Historical Evidence Stature of the Christ Revised-- WASHINGTON (UPl}ol America'• four major religious bodies joined Saturday In lllllJlllllng to Congress to enact "an ecoaomlc blll ol rl&hts for the disadvadaged'' as a fitting memorial to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The iqrecedented hKerrellgloua appeal was Issued on the occaalon of the Pa11over and Easter holy days by Archbishop John F. Dearden, prealdent ol the NaUonal Conference ef Catholic Bishops; Dr. Arthur S. Flemming, president of the National Council of Ciurches; Archbishop Iakovo1, chairman ol the Standing Ccderence or Ortboclox Bishops; and Rabbi Jacob P .NRuclln, president ol the ~e Council ol America. In a joint ll&atement, they commended Congre11 for passing the new civil rl&hta act with Its open houlllns provldan1, but said that more actlm 11 needed t:o cope with &hetto prablema. "As a ftrlt ltlp" toward careytng out tbe reeommendatlona of the netlmp! riots comml11lon, they ur&ed Congre11 and the admlnllltratlan to bnplemem Dr. Kill&'• ldia GI an "economic bill or rllltta tar the Leaders dlsadvantaa:ed,.. Incl..... lllW Job and lloullnl prolnJu • • eltlmated colt or $10 'llliU. to $12 bllllcm. · �. I ..~ ; ' • ~l';lr~ .. .. '" ; ·~- I n. .~ Tb!>eo-llontlnel, Sunflt.v, A,prU 14, ~tse .. -' , . 11 - I <'· ' ,.. ' ' "* I, Meigs Gal ers Stan Marietta ; ~- .' •·• ~· ' for WBA T·itle { goll ieam 11111ed tbelrseuonr..,. ord lXI 7..0.1 here Stturdaj- bY doleoltne Mariotti, ll-9. Quarry: Where Did I I Six in No-Hit Relief MJDDU:lPj)IIT- A alXth inn1n11: ruo on a letld-0!! double by neo. nla Aull and • by Lmllo Van Motor a110r BWSwanwalkod Procluc:ed tht Meigs Marauciera winning moratn In 1 6--5 >Iewey over Athen• here Frl<IQ" alternoon. Bob ~. rlghtbonded )Ia>. lor c~er, 110t credit for the wtn. B~ eame on 1u ,... llet of Blrlllf Domoake1, junior leftblndor, lj1 ·tho aecond tm1ng with IOlbooly l>ut and a runner on nrot- 'Athena badpoundad llamoske3 ~r five runs 1n t h 0 nrat IMina:. · Tho vlcto?- ·waa Molga' third this s-nqalnotnolosses. The Bull Moore co~<:hed Marauders tied 1-1 1u .nw..lnnlngSEOAL game wltb ....nton Tueaday, a game lhlll wW be C0111P_Ia., er. The Athehs game meantnofi>. lrl!ln 1 -lltllndlngs. Slnglos 1>71 lflgglns, l!app, and Dennie RIP~ walks to Greg Hull and Koadv~ ·a aacrl&e by Abdolla and an error 00 a ball btt by Wlckerbaln procb:ed Athens' n ve runs 1n the ftrat 1nnlDIBurdette a4t AllltllB' big club c1ewn the rQt of the wey, a1Jow, 1ng no btta. He &truck out nino, hit one~~ ud gave ..., one walk lnbta slandoutporformancs. Mllp aotlts first threemarlt- 81 Eil DoYault. ., Jotr Butt 42-$9 41MO •ilWI• Fot 8UIIIIAT101J' i!YE Ill • ACCUTRON• by IULOVA The TJaers, 1968 SEO .Ill... trlct ebaml>lons, and runnel'll> lXI Lancaster laat ti>rlng, 111~ eel 40$ strokes. The Marauders illll8hed with 401. Jlelp only blomlah was a do wllh 14gan In Ita Drat out11v of the clll1jlalgn. The Maraedors' seventb straight win Sllur~ was by far thelrmostlmPresslve was that of Ali's sparrlng of thel968 <IIIUiafan, partner. Before that, he had Marietta's Howard 14c:ke c~ been a very mediocre middleJimmy Ellls Jerry Quarry tured medallst hooors With a weight, losmg five of 20 bouts. Up from lhe bottom 3~6-76. Pat Story's 46-37-77 His manager, Angelo Dunpaced the Marauders. dee, who handled Ali among 22, was the young- at alL He has suffered several es in California. When I got Here's the re&ults of Saturseveral other champions, said estQuarry, fighter In the tournament serious injuries in his youth· sons of my own, I taught them ~·s mot<:h: (liocond named that Ellis's poor showing as a field, six years younger than lui life. As a kid, he had his middleweight was d1.1e to lack Ellis. In the elimination, he arm broken by a blow from a l~~~~xl ~~~~"1:!c'ha1h~~ o~ly MelgaJ of strength after sweating oil has demonstrated a powerful baseball bat. In an argument 1 wanted them to use up their PLAYER m.our TOTAL pounds to make the weight. punching a b iIi t y. He de- with an umpire, on the day his energx so they wouldn't Howard Locke 378 Ellis turned heavyweight in cisioned Patterson, then cast was removed, be punched steaL ' Pat Story 46-37 77 May, 1965, and has slnce won stopped Spencer in the 12th the umpire and suffered a Physically, Ellis and Quarry 10 straight bouts, with six round. Like Ellis, Quarry has broken hand. He also had 83 knockouts. gone undefeated in his last 10 nephritis, a kidney disease, are very similar. Both stand Crls Bruton 81 To make the WBA final, he bouts, but one of those was a and broke his back and 1fand, sli~htly over six feet and Jim Anderson knocked out Martin in nine lO.round draw with Patterson again, when he did a back· we1ght a b o u t 195 pounds. and decisioned Bonavena in last June. 41-44 ward dive and missed the Ellis, though, has a 76-inch Greg BoOu. 85 reach, comp-ared to 72 for BW Hackett 12. Overal1, Quatry has won 26 water at a pool near his home Quarry. 39-39 78 "Jimmy was burying his of 31 fights. He has had four in Bakersfield, Calif. The ndds, at this writing, natural physical abllihes in an draws and only one loss-a Quarry is co-managed by effort to stay a middleweight. 10-round d e c i s i o n to Eddie his father, Jack, who taught are practically even. The ex· He was too weak to fight. Machen. Fifteen rivals have Jerry how to box. Jack had perts are reluctant to make a choice. That seems reasJimmy has everything. He's been KO'd by Quarry. been a fighter, too. a scientific boxer. He's a nice Not only did Quarry beat the "I boxed because I was onable; they've been burned guy, too. I mean he's no al1ey- odds to make the finals of the hungry ,'' said the senior before by Ellis and Quarry. cat type hood .... He's your tournament, he also beat the Quarry . " I never did anything next champion.'' odds that he would be fighting but pid l'otton. beets, J)e<~l'h- They Come From? N E IVY 0 R K-INE A)Jimmy Ellis and Jerry Quarry were entered in the World Boxing Association heavy. weight eliminatlon as a kind of padding, to fill out an eight. man tournament. The tourn- ament was the WBA's answer to the tlUe vacated by Mu· hammed AU. · Most experts were picking Thad Spencer or Floyd Pat· tenon or Karl Mildenberger or Oscar Bonavena or Emie "J'errell. S o m e even gave Lootla M a r t i n an outside c~. Only a hardy few-rlBklng incarceration in a funny farm ...:Picked Ellis or Quarry. So, following the thankless tradl· !lou of experUse, most ex- pert.a were proved wrong. Ellis aad Quarry will meet in the tournament final April 27 at Oakland, Calif. For the I a s t few years, EUls's chief claim to notoriety Annual OSU Relays Twins Win Third Slated Next Weekend NEW YORK (UP0 - Ted UhJaender drove In two runs w1Ul a single and triple Saturday and COLUMBUS (UPD - !l1lD inches in the r.elaya. Jim Perry handcuftecl the New !bje llnlverolty stops Ita anNCM champion& .., band York Yankees on lour btts as ..W a.!o Roleyo next -eod, will be Aaron llopldns of the the Mbmeaota 'IWIDa posted a feolurlng seven Big Ten cbam· University ol Toledo In the tri- 6-0 >ictory, tbolrlhirdlnasllll111Y Jiona, two NCAA klnga aDd ple jump, and Jimmy L e e games this sea1011. eren a former Olympian AmOill Green, • oenlllllonal Kel1ludtJ< Ullaender' s bloop single over the eompetltora. freohman, wllo took the SO- secood base !ollowing Joe Pep!. Meet records will be In jeop. yard dallh champloollhlp. tone's three - base error on aroly In at least six evanlo, Host ano stata will supply Bob AlliiUl'B llne drive drove in fiVtn lt the weatherman acts two !ormer Big Ten cllarni>lons the second run in the Twins' '!P·~t II the woalher lo IPlOd. In Ralph lfarlnello In the I!JIII two - run seoond l.ming and he • •• · - coaeh Bob ~IC&q> and triple Jwilp and mUor Dive· tripled home iohn ltolelloro, who beUeves about nine marks could Pryseskl. Prysesld won the Big fall. Ten Indoor mile here in early GAHS SPRING ID the btgh jump, for ln- Much. SPORTS CARD llaDee, three aeven-foot iWII9Michigan Stale's Bowers and BASEBALL er• eould surpass the meet rec. Michigan's Gary Knlckottlockor Tueoda,yAt Meigs ord of 6-loet, 10-lnches set last In the btlll! jUmp are two more Thursdey -At Pt. Pleasant ;,-. by Sian Albright and Ted former Big Ten dwnp& eomTRACK ~ of Miami. Bolh AlJ>Oiine, atons with - · · Wadneaday- Ironton Stan Goy In the 60 dallh, Ralph lirl&lrt, an Ohio state who lo lnollgible thio 111>rlnr, Schultz of Norlhnllorn In the Fri~ - Gallipolis Rotary Relays aad Downing have IOJrp&Sied half-mile and Mlchlgan Slate'• GOLF imm reet at 0118 will> M 1 k e mile reiiQ- team. Monday Barbours>ille Bowera of the Arm Arbor Track Soma of the eventa llhould be Fri~ - Wahama CIW>. wide a&lro, sln<O Tennoo. Ereost Soudek, who conwetec1 100, wlllch dominated oetioa I . In the 1964 Olympics tor his oa- yeor •liD, will not .-.turn du8 to Baseball Reoults h Austria, will represent the a eonfllc:t with 118 own llopood ByFrlda.Y's United Prell lntornallonal All!> Arbor Track Club In the Releyo, The meet dooo not bave National League f ........ Soudek will attempt to • team champloo. 010 000 020-3 .10 I lieat his record 192 feet, 11- ~- bolleveo 1101110 ol Cillll. AtlaDta ' 001 000 30x- 4 7 0 the reeordl eertaiD to tumble Tsltourls, Lee (8), Abernatby were tbo 100-l'll'd dalh and the (8) and Pavletlch; Nlekro, Up. NAMED SPEAKER dlstaace medley. shaw (8) and Torre, Tillman OXFORD, Ohio (UPD - CarIa the 100, Orin Richburg of men COZza, head grid mentor (a), WP-Niekro (1~). LP·Tslat Yale University, will speak Kant and Kenludq'o Green tourls (0 - 1). HRS - Pere< have 110010 faller llum tho Cnd), S, Jaeksoo (lsi), Nlekro II Ole sixth annual Miami llnl- reoord 9,3 set In 1954. Ia the (lot), Tillman (1st). -llty Foo1ball coadllng Clindlatanee medley, Kanl Slate e 411 July 27.28. wao ra.- ..... ano state 200 ooo 000-2 11 0 Cozza, a 1952 graduate o1 Ml- and - . , Dame iu, to tho Fldla. llou000 Ott 0011-- 5 9 I . .dftl, led Yale to the Ivy Leasue pre.ence ot the' Flaahea' ace Fryman, Farrell (5), Boozer ' Cbq,Jonshlp with au 8-1 rec. dlatanee l'1llllltr Som Balr. .cllalt season. He was chosen as Bair was apeetac~ to paas up (8) and lqaa; Lemaster, Buz_ · " 1 ~_.,DIItrlctluCoachoftheYear''. his lpeeialJQo, tbe mUe, 8bd hard! (8) and Bateman, King (8). !'f' tbo American Foo1ball Coach- nm the anchor leg o1 Kent's WP- Lemaster (1~). LP- Fryman (0-1). aa AaooclaUon. dlolaneo medley, had waJked, with Minnesota' a third run during a two.nm out. burst in the seventh. Perry, who moved into Jbn Kaat' s spot in the starting rota. tion when the southpaw rein,iured his elbow in spring training, also contributed a disputed nintb..in· ning home run off the lett field pole after the Twins had added a run in the eighth on a foul pair of singles and Mickey Mantle's error, The ljl811 rlfllllhander lilrlited l'ankees' .Wiici ..had. collect.d only seven hits in their first two games, to rour scattered singles and set down 13 batters in order from the first through uie fifth trmings. He struck out sev. en, including his SOoth career whlll. Loser Bill Mo.....,quette yielded only foor btts )n bts sixInning stint but was aabcilaged by Pepitone's error. Harmon Killebrew led off the second with uie Minnesota tally. Reliever .nm Bouton rattled by an automatic balk called even before he threw his first pitch, walked Roseboro leading off the seventh, and Uhlaender promptly blasted his triple up tho rllll!t center alley. Jackie Hernandez then drove in Uh1aender with a Une single to left. Minnesota 020 000 211- 6 11 2 New York 000 000 000-0 4 2 PerrY '{1..[) aDd RoSeboro; ~~ bouquette, Boui»n (7), Bahnsen (9) and Gibbs, LP - Monbouquette (~I). HR -· Perry (1st). RAWLINGS HONDA WI'..,.,.,IN~ ·1DA'HP. Rangers SAlES -SERVICE . Fadely, Robert Lawson, aloo of Southwestern and Gallipollll' Bryan Raines. Nine participated In the event. Four finished. Here's the top four, t h e 1 r school and time, and other par.. ticlpanla, and where they dropped out: Denver Keels, Soi.dhweat:ern, 1:13; Mike Fadely, s...thwestern, 1:17:30; Robert Law1011, SOuth..,lllern, 1:27:7-10; Bryan Ralnea, Gallipolis, 1:34. Otl!ero· parUdpatlng were Rick lluelwl~ Galllpolla, 9'h mlles; Dave Nibert, GalUpoUa, I 7'h miles; llsve Samplea, Gal. llpollo, 6'h mllos; K111 Miller, s...thwellorn, 3'h mlloo; 1JM. aid HarDey, Soulhwellem, 3 miles. BOBCATS IN SW&t:P ROWUNG GREEN') Olilo (UPI) - Ohlo Unlveralty owl{>! a twopme weekend blollloll 11rles Sa~ by walloping Bowling Green 19-12 In a contest where , the Bobcots tallied 16 rUlUI ~the siXth lM!rll, although outbtt 16-i, . 15. It eave Ohio u, a tH ''"""' record aad ·drol>.POd the· F_..ons 111 $-5-). ' . c~ (UPD- CavernOUI Stadium has become the oll.lec:t of a coutrover!IY alter Jyst one home same of the 1968 soasoo. The Indl.ana -Jolt the home opener to the California Angola 7-6. They . may not have If oomeone hid not decided to move the flnees back thia year. In the • IDllnr, with two oot i1od ooe lon, TG1nnqr Harper sent Angol ootflolder Rick Reichardt bac:k to the 385 marker. eaught It with hll back to !he ,..... fence, That ended the game, II Harper had bit the ball tho IIDit wey last yeor the lndlaas -.Id ha•e ldecl the game SDCI sent It Into extra Innings. The fonco Ia 20 feet turlher back than It was last year. SiDce the lndillao had enoual1 troW>Ie hitting home nms In 1987, It _ . , at Orst, allly to have tha lmce moved back. There Is ~ melllod to the madneaa. S380.00 <•td. equlPmont>isiQ.1".. CL 12$, 4 111>ee<l, chromerenaers, canoly colors (red or blue), 12$o:c englna mirrors (std. equiPment), CJ,. $695.00 J75~ 5 ~ , chrQmo,.fOIIders, oandJt.colors (bluo or.. 14ytona 0l811110), mirrors and turn slgnala C.td. ~ mont), elec:trlc starters ¥chardt CL 350, 5 !ll>eed, chrome eanoly eolors (red or blue), mirrors and turn signals (std. equiPment), oleetrlc ~tarters, 350cc engine. SlJIS.OO CL 450, 5 !ll>ee<l, chrome fondora, eand,y colors (rod or blue), mirrors and turn olgnala C.td. equipment), olactric starters. 450Cc engine. Our 1968 Models are rolling, e<:me In and let'a talk motorcycle 21 new 1968 Models In stock from the 90cc to 450cc, new colors, styling,. transmlsalon, (we now bave FIVE SPEED on most of our bigger bikes), alJo we ati1l have 'IWO 1967 models (holdovers) at a good discount price) HURRY ... HURRY . . . HURRY RAWLINGS HONDA SALES 88 S. 2ND AVE. 992-2151 61 W'llh U1; Why Jlon't You? . 1965 Buick Air Cond. P. CUstPm bucket oeata · Local owner 19(13 R•mbler . · 1963 Chevy II Classic 4 Dr. Automatic, like new Conv. Blue, 1\qt,omatlc, extra nice $850 $950 196~ 0111. 1962 F1lrlane Sed. Automatic, VB. Above 1966 .. ' ' . . ' • ' . I Daffy Play .¢.ostly, Reds Are Beaten 4~3, ~y · Atlanta Squad .' ATLANTA (UPJ) - The Cln· c11111at1 Rods hG()O to. avolil to-~ anotbor llninl llilt tiie' one Frl~ nliht thOt led to their 4-3 loss to the Atlanta Braveo. The Reds revived m - s ol the daffY llodaoro of tellerYear Fri~ In the nlnlh Inning ol their first ol three 1]111181 with tbo Bravto. Two rllnnera )IU]ted 1n1o third base !tom oppoolte dlreetlooa oostli11 the Cln_c~tlono_a posalble Ue. The Aetors In the dall7 piey were Bob Jotmson, wllowaoplnchrunner for Frad Wbltflold 111 !!rot, and Palo Bose, wllo cct11o nectad for a low line clrlvo deWD the left fteld Una. Mike Lum, the Atlanta leltDelder, had troublo nwllng down Boae'a drive aDd John11011 appeared a &UN bet to score tho b1ng ruD when he rounded ;:;,")":-'$":-:~=:=:=:::::=====::(.:::=========x:::;;r..;::;:;z.z::::: 1I1Jrd. co.;ne up with a two.. Demands IOC Decision MOSCOW (UP!)- The Soviet Unllln to stU! attempting to get s...th Afrlu blanad ll'om the 1968 011Qlco It the lftternational 0i11111>1• mootlq In LllllltlDO, S..U.erland A,prll 20-21. In a carried by the · So\rtet newa &IIDCY Tall Fri~, tho tJssR 04'mplc COinmlltoo - - 'that the IOC reverse Ita prevlouo cleelllon 111 allow Africa to participate In tbe Ol,ympie Comtbl-· at E Ne ,/ {~fS NliA Pleyof! Roundup By Unliod .Preu Jnternatlonal Los AD£f!ltls Lakers coach Bill Von Breda Kolff keepo btntlng that ht'l ao fed up with tbe brand Ill ball In the National Baoketball Aaooclatlon, he may quit. But the ·ny his Lakera are IIDine - · he'll probably bo quite happ.y to oontJnue next year. Van Broda Kolff'a Lakers have a 3~ lead In their host-ofseven Western Division Dnala With tilt Han Frandaco War~ rtou. . ' Tho Ea111ora DMIIon series reSUIIMII Ebtdu afternoon in Ho- w11:11 Phlladelpbta and Boston me etlng In the fourth game. With Elflln lleylor and Jerry West ( ploy!•~ like they did nve Jean ,qo. lhe Laken have suddenly become one of tjle most !orml.dable teama In the teague. Much of the transformation l1 due to the 1~ coschlng of Van p Broda KDI!f, who left Princeton and the oecurll)- or tbo Ivy Leape last: seasoo to take on NBA job lillllh the Laktrs. AI_, Van Bradt Kolf! II plealld With hil talm111UC«tll, he'o 1lli1de jll• dlopleaauro tilth ' tW brand ol ball pleyod In the~ · A. He thlnke 11lo oflldall I ; Ole gamos get Gt1t of Ole NBA game IWt. . •• ton ..... h. But V11l i $reda ~· rolltac. .' tr Ulclaeo hi-Dllli coach BUI IQod btl club will Improve ·tin Ole boords and prevent Ohio Departm~nt Of Natural Resources l'f or John Tlltourlo 330 feet down tho loft !!old 1Jno for hla Orst homer in the ........ Two outs later 111nt< Aaron singled and Tillman, who replaced Joe Torre bolllnd the plete In the third whM he salfored 1 lorD llneornall eatchlng a Ntekro lmuclder, belted a 407 - fool homer for a 4-llead. Nlekro was knoekod oot In the eilllllh walldng pinchbitter Mat:k Jonas and ylaldlng aueceollvo llngloo to Bose, Alex Johnjoo and VIda PlnUplhaw replacad Nlekro at that point and surrondarad a run - scoring alngle to 1'011)' Perez before rettrlng !he Bide. Perez gave the Redo a 1~ lead In the """""' by IOc:klng hla oecoad home run of tho seaaon. Jack100 matebed that 1111 Inning later with a load • off home nm. estern DiVISionCrown WT o o sweeping the series. The Celtic& trail the 76eu 2-1 in their best-Of...aven aeries and must win today at home to keep 1o real o:ontontlon. BUI RusseU, wflo sot into foul trouble in the lbtrd game loaa, was disturbed about Ole olliclat.. think the ofllclala are calling tbe tbree-aeeond rule 011 h11 areh .,.val wnt Chamberlain. ' 4 Pll have to taik tO -Dolph Sehayes and ask him If there•a been any chanse in the rul11," RuaoeU said of the NBA BUpOrv!aor of ofllclala. Pil lng but phsled btl criticism to have to see lt the tbree...aecond avoid a nne. Ruuell doesn't rule 11 ltlll a violation." Boaters, Anglers Urged To Be Safety Conscious COLUMBUS - Ofllclals are warning early sea11011 boaters and anglers and others on or near the water to be especially safety conscious. Paul Sarosoy, Chief ol Watercraft Dlvlalon said, he uliWiily receives a rash of drowning reports about this time each year Involving !ll>rlng boatersandl!lhermen. ''~rlng ftllherm.en In particular. ma.y victimize themselves, n llid Sarossy, 11They aometimes forget thlll because It Is stlll cool, DO me else ItUcy" be afOWid. They stand up In the boa~ lose their balance snd fall in. This is when their cool wNther clothing arul boots d r a 1 them down." Sarossy baa apeclllc advice regarding lifesaving devlcea, aueh as life Jackets and buoJ'Int eushioos. 41UM them, 11 he lllld! . "In s very hiP percentage of boatilll! accl!)enta and fatalltteo, Ufesavlng devtees have been aboard, but have not been used." He stnmgly urgeathatfamiltes should employ a survival plan, whereby each boat passenger knows exactly where lifesaving devices are loeated In tbe boat. At !he Drat alan oftrouble, reach tor them and wear them. "Each oprtng, youths develop a Tom Sawyer complex, become adventurou• and careless iD the use of boats and rafts," said Sarosay, uwe have already had aeveral reports of yoongsters drowning lo this manner. The very cold water Qdc:Jd.y saps tho strenalh of oven normally strong and good swimmers. There Is no substitute for com11K111 sense and satetr I n recreaUoo acttvtUes." nal .fer ' !he 1lhii1Go ol WUdF1SHI!tiG WI'IA\iK Geor&O 111111, District F..,. llfe, ars OJlOI'BIInl. ~ Lake Flllh Manapmentillpervlaor, re- Lopn, Tho aolllng - · II port• that molt stream• an re- -..ling excell. . ~ball, 01'8Jli)IOI and blltt&lll 'l'llo!IOf!ltturning to 1l11fll1ai and - - · perature 11 ranging !tom 411 to era pike were al• retlorded 50 degreoo. Larae rlv•ro are rlllllaJ II" Iii 1...... 'lblo Ia stlU 1'lllllng blih aad v..,-blg • posldft latl- !bat the from elear to rally. The email tl!oddDg of - . . pike .... streams aropro~u:!ngfatr catdl- ....,•• ltlfUI. Thloprlmepmespoea o1 auc:kars and eatllob. All clol II10U1( prov(de p1emJ .of aelakoo are normal with the a- tion for the ano oportoman. ceptlon of IliUm Lake wllld! Is The aolllng operatloo at Lake down ...... loot for c:omplelkMI Wbllo II boiDI -cted bJ lllof recreational foellltioo. T b o vls!Gn o1 WUdllfe per-. sam temperature In these lakes Leach and Gl811 Arbaulll1 operranges from 50 to 58 degrees. ating !tom tho Jack0111 Work Excellent eatdles ot ball are llni.L Excelloat ealcheo ol lpotbeing made In most laku. How- ted bus, larpmouth bua, muoever, the mes proomclng best lde, and Umlted erappioo are results are Jack100 Qt;y Res- bollu!..-ed. ervoir, Lake Lop.n, P1edmol& Lake, Lake Wblte, Burr O&k PIEDMONT LAKE Lake and Clouse Lake. Blancllo Grohoi-Like roportsln....,.ledftlhlngoetiY!ty . OPERATIONS UNDERWAY with 111111Y11111lerlroportlngDRII· BUiyalsoreportslbattheoar- Ide, buo, and sevora1 nl<O etrtng. ly aprlng nettlng I• being - - ors ~ crappiea. Georae Sspoo of ...ctad at PladnlUit Lake, Lake Weirton, West Vlrl]lnla, retlloLopn, and Lake White ll1d Ia tered bta first mulllde as well avallshle for public viewing. The as the nrst muslde Ill nota are operated dally starting Lake this yeor. II was 8 lbs. It llWI'OXjmately 10 a.m. each and 31\1 Inches. 11I01'I1Ing, Rey Bollngo.-, l'ro<UcII«Nl Foreman _.un, ll'om the JACKSON LAKE Cambridge Work Unit, repor1l Bill WUIIamo, Slate Gome that tbe nets are revealing ex. Proloctor In JaA:kDI CoomiJ, reeellont qualiiY crappiea and nice porta that Paul McCorkle, Route eatcbes r1 mulkiea ue being 2, Oak Hill, eauabt a 39lh:"' molmade at P I - Lake. Ide welllllng 15\1 lbo. It Laka Jerry Boyd and Jim - - Jaek1011. McCorkle II alto an >ich, Flob Mana&oa*1t periCXI- ~ ba11 ftlherma _ ----- Decton Penna-Iron .,-ARROIF -... ........ ...... -'nlll--11 __ . ..,._. __ .. __ _ ..____ __ . _ ___,....._ ....- ..... f/lotAbtiWohn- - .... -the ltla ..... ,....,. 6WtDawrtMs ........ , _ paiJullr_.~..._ll "8oaawlwd-laboiWID .....__ theu.bt~Wt-.a.& . . . . ~B.T.II.. 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I I I I I I I I I I Knill mllJ' blt If btl club kaepa mellow San 1181' and wao chuni- Lak. year record of 39-3. Be Reversed ~ 1roundod ltOC011d IIDit ttlno Notes From.., . 'Ltunan llarrls of the Braves. 1ng fer ddr;j, . The lo" gave the Redo a 1.2 Tho Ldor hclpla OYIIIOfated mart< for the year and a In tho out i. ltOCOlld wh• John. Uo with Atlanta and l'lllladel· soo dilaecojlnlably !ell down. phla for .flllll'tb plaee In the He picked : hlmoolf up, and National Loaalo stancllnga. The beoded llld< 1o third Just ao Redo mool the Brilvea again 1tooe titd a~e ball were arrlv· todey. lng. . Pltdler Phil Nlekro and reThltd ba:......O Clete Boyer aerve catcher Bob TIUDWI taaod itoae In a ....-., and amacked home nma In tho oevwhen Jdhn aoa broke belatedly onlh lmlng to give the Braveo !of tho plate, he ••• thrown their nrst >ietory In the Nationout. al Leque. uwelrdc~, that' I what It was. Sonny Jack11011 al10 homered That'l all you can ealllt," said for tbe Brave• in the third lnMonaaet" Dave Bristol In de- nlng as NlBkro, with ellll!th-111scribl11i tho strange pl..,. nlni relief help from Cecil Up. ~·I dldti't even see Johnson shaw, took credit for the win, trip .MI third, I waa just The ICOI'e was Ued 1-1 when hoping llo 10 didn't get to lhlrd Nlekro, a native ~ Bridae.POJ't, alnee I th iJIIiht he's repreaent- Ohlo, led orr the seventh by lng lbeiiiDnlni run," said Mona- hitting the Drat pitch !rom loa- lllo MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UPD - West Vtrl]lnla Unl· ver olty Frldey tlsled lti fifth · frelllman recruit andlhothlrd from !he ltal6'1 AAA allstate team. Billy Wells, 18, a 6-foot$, 170-j11111fld standout oh the Wlllllmllll High Sehoo1 team alllllad a grant In aid with Buclo' Watera and aollmnt Soan;r Moran oa hand. Wello, a loading r-.nder tor WlUJamiCID, averaged23.9 points per ii11D10 last 101100. He made Claoa AAA allstate honors as dtd Charleston•• CurUo Price llllcllleekley'o John WOOlen, who have also Inked paeta with WVU. Uilder coach George Rltehle, Wells helped his team wi11 19 of 21 garnoslast oeaIOR and . , {,__.,..,: ____. .a.$495 ·l ______________ ..J ChevyH • 1.' ' ·• ·•. . gamea. F-100 .................. $595 l.f · · · 1. a Dr. HT. 8 cyl. Aut. Trana. Radio, Heater ·. .I . I OJ!t Qwuer. Sharp . . . ' r-19-;oai~iiliiir:soo~l l.eS•bre 4 Dr. &<dan. Low mill!• PS. PB, EXIra Dice : "' . ... .,, ' t Dr. ~· Auto. trsna. Power.oleellug, power brtkea,:r•ctlo & beater. WIIW Ures. Sh&rp MOTORCYCLES · •......, .H .. .............., '!'• 60 PONnAc vamJRA ·········· $595 $850 •20 To ~.- Pick-up! 4 Wheel Drive VB. Auto. Sodan ~'ice little car Check today ,' , . - leolce. 56 CliEVROI1T ................ $195 'h Ton 8 cyl Plet-up 63 SCOUT .... ··.... ··.... ··.. $195' Your NeiglaOO,., Dealt Beige, P. wJndows • scored partly because he bad trouble covering tho around. He pleyed ml&ht bavo · a normal depth for Crooley Flald .. Clnc11111at1, - he plllJ'ed last yeor, but It wu too GloM for Cleveland. The Anatllo belted the ball over hia head. He also had trouble fiB· urtng · the ricochet ll'om lho Plclrup. l6 cyl. 3 speed 4 Dr. Air Cond. ' Harper defonalvely. The Drat four callfornla nml were Wl'nfUS 1964 C.dlllac , erasa,"' Fuller a:af.CI. Yet all that space hurt USED CARS AND , avm,age. Harper, for lnltabee, think1 tile lliOYe will pay off. He trip. lad aarllor In llle game. Harper llld It W<Rdd have been a double If die tenet were where it waa last year. Vern Fuller agreed. "That fence hurt. But it helped, too, lofy single tell ID front o1 Relchlrdt because he had to plllJ' deeper to cover the wider terrain. :a' II raise our av- ON ••......•......••.-----------------·-· , wheo Ault IZld Swan led off with boCk to bl<k singles, Van Meter was iafe on a l!elder's ebob:e that forcad Ault at third, Jim Crow pullad, a olnglo lnw right, Keith ~wauafeonanerror, Van John1101t was out on a ball btt boCk I» !he Pitcher, and Chuck Bartels walked. Melgo tied thO seore It W In lhtbottomofthtfourlhwhoaBaJ-. tela loci olr wllll &llailo, RodOO. ktiY and llurdettowalkod, and Ault aothlolocondoftbteobtta.Botb Banela andGUkQ,Y sc:orad, but the Inning ended when llurdetto was throWn. out It third, llll'an atruck olt and Van Meter filed to lett. Ault, with a double andtwool,.. glea, and Crow wltb three st... gles In tour triPs pooed !helDrauder attack. Other Meigs bitters were Van Meter, Banols, and Swan, all with a s11w1e each. 1!alll1wer otarted on the mound · for Athena and gava wey to POI'o ey In the fourth. The Alben& hurl. era combined to strike out l!vo and allow oiJ bases on balls, Meigs' no>~ game will bo Tuo .. dey It home ogainst GalliPolis. Athens 500 000 0 - & 3 1 Meigs 300 201 x- 6 9 2 Balllngor, Perry(~ (LP), and HulL Demoake1, Burdette 00 (WP), aad Swan. Stadium Object Of Controversy CL 90, 4 filee<l, _chrome !enders, canl(y colors (red or blue), mirrors oro In tho bottom of the Orst ' THE SCRAMBLERS AlE HEit ... NOW.... ' WE HAVE JUST IECEIVED OUIINITIAL LOB of HONDA SCIWIREIIOIELS FOII96L... HEIE THEY AlE CmCAGO (UPI) - The QlicaiiD Black Hawks defaated the New York Rangers 3-.1 in aNatlooal Hockey League stanley CUp matinee Saturd~, knotting the quarterflnal series at two games apiece. Chlea110 took control from the opening ll1llstle, !Iring 10 llhots at Rangers goalie Ed Glacomln in the first five mlnutes. The Hawks took 23 llhots ,In the opening period and 44 !or the contest. Giacomin was up to the pressure wttil Ken Wharram' s first goal or the current stanley CUp aeries put Qlicago ahead at 15:~ 33 olllle !lrst period. Stan Mikita hit Wharram as he crossed the blue line !rom bts rllll!t wing position and Wharram drilled the puck ln1o the lower rllll!t hand Winner Of 10-Mile Event holt ran out of gas, Keels zoomed to the finloh Una ahead of ! . II/IIIIN TM'IIL Southwestern's Keels Is Tl1f "'"- fer tile metrlmeal taw no Sherlock Holmeo 1o Arure eat. Tiley Jell ~~~ kick out olwlaniac•llke the · drawn.tn infield for the second 01110 GR~ NAMED MVP GAMBIER, Ohio (UPD - Rick Gripser, a 145-POWld wreJtler corner. Mohns also gut an as~ who oomplled a 1.2.2 nuirk this Bist. Less than two minuteS later, season, has been named the most valuable member of tile Kenyon Ranpr lion Stewart notehed bto a slngle and scored when. Alllfirst series goal when he put son'l liner ialled under Pept. Col lese squad for 1961-48, It the disc between Dennis DeJorwas amouncect Saturday. tDne'a glove. One out later, lJh. dy's pads ll'om 10 !aet oot to tla the aeore. The pace llowed In the second perlnd as body -.ct picked up, Five peoa)ties, three to New York and two to Cblcqo, were called. The Ranger defense held up at one point wilUe ChiGALLIPOLIS - Southwestern High SChool's Denver Keels c..,_ cago had a two...man advantage. lured tbe Orst annual I 0 mile run, conducted sawr~ afternoon from North Gallla High School on Rt. 160 1o the junction o! Rt. 35 near Galllt>oUs. Keels flnillhod the long-dis- place at the halfway point. tance event in one hour and tJdr. After six miles, Keels "'a& teen mlnutos, about 45 yards a close third. He llna1ly tied ahead of Southwestern's Mike Rick Huebott and llsve Nibert Fadely. of GallljJotls at seven miles, Keels took the lead alter one was ahead by a few yards afmile, dropped oot of the t o p ter elibt, and after n1ne miles, three after two, was fourUl af- held a slim two..yard lead over ter three, jumped to third af- Huebolt. ter lour, and was still In third With ooe-half mlleto ao. Hue- Happiness .Is Winning 1887 werr• Serlel. laender blooped his hit OYer the JEWELERS' Hawks Defeat l't"'• .....,... .... - .... ·'"11!11.. ,.- ' Tho, ~ TlmO..SOiltlnel, Sunflt.v, 1\prU 14, 1968 Bo~ Burdette Pitches ' .: ~ .' POAQ:ROY - Coach Nolan f. Jobn Arlnor Swackhlmmer's MQigl Moriueler Bob. Prld<Q- Jimmy Ellis and Jerry \ ' ' ' ,. .. l ' ·~""_erdogs . l'·. 1 ·~..... .,.......... , Marauders J~·j " - We heve lust unp1ctied • ~ ~ coi1Ciioft of 1111 for fun Ill spring eiMI IUIIIIMf ..... We augglst tlllt you choose now .. lie ..,. .,. get · luat wh~t ·you w1nt. Pricea at.-t It $16.95. S.lea :.Tr.lnlna Bolrdl.... Showing ,~ . �. I ..~ ; ' • ~l';lr~ .. .. '" ; ·~- I n. .~ Tb!>eo-llontlnel, Sunflt.v, A,prU 14, ~tse .. -' , . 11 - I <'· ' ,.. ' ' "* I, Meigs Gal ers Stan Marietta ; ~- .' •·• ~· ' for WBA T·itle { goll ieam 11111ed tbelrseuonr..,. ord lXI 7..0.1 here Stturdaj- bY doleoltne Mariotti, ll-9. Quarry: Where Did I I Six in No-Hit Relief MJDDU:lPj)IIT- A alXth inn1n11: ruo on a letld-0!! double by neo. nla Aull and • by Lmllo Van Motor a110r BWSwanwalkod Procluc:ed tht Meigs Marauciera winning moratn In 1 6--5 >Iewey over Athen• here Frl<IQ" alternoon. Bob ~. rlghtbonded )Ia>. lor c~er, 110t credit for the wtn. B~ eame on 1u ,... llet of Blrlllf Domoake1, junior leftblndor, lj1 ·tho aecond tm1ng with IOlbooly l>ut and a runner on nrot- 'Athena badpoundad llamoske3 ~r five runs 1n t h 0 nrat IMina:. · Tho vlcto?- ·waa Molga' third this s-nqalnotnolosses. The Bull Moore co~<:hed Marauders tied 1-1 1u .nw..lnnlngSEOAL game wltb ....nton Tueaday, a game lhlll wW be C0111P_Ia., er. The Athehs game meantnofi>. lrl!ln 1 -lltllndlngs. Slnglos 1>71 lflgglns, l!app, and Dennie RIP~ walks to Greg Hull and Koadv~ ·a aacrl&e by Abdolla and an error 00 a ball btt by Wlckerbaln procb:ed Athens' n ve runs 1n the ftrat 1nnlDIBurdette a4t AllltllB' big club c1ewn the rQt of the wey, a1Jow, 1ng no btta. He &truck out nino, hit one~~ ud gave ..., one walk lnbta slandoutporformancs. Mllp aotlts first threemarlt- 81 Eil DoYault. ., Jotr Butt 42-$9 41MO •ilWI• Fot 8UIIIIAT101J' i!YE Ill • ACCUTRON• by IULOVA The TJaers, 1968 SEO .Ill... trlct ebaml>lons, and runnel'll> lXI Lancaster laat ti>rlng, 111~ eel 40$ strokes. The Marauders illll8hed with 401. Jlelp only blomlah was a do wllh 14gan In Ita Drat out11v of the clll1jlalgn. The Maraedors' seventb straight win Sllur~ was by far thelrmostlmPresslve was that of Ali's sparrlng of thel968 <IIIUiafan, partner. Before that, he had Marietta's Howard 14c:ke c~ been a very mediocre middleJimmy Ellls Jerry Quarry tured medallst hooors With a weight, losmg five of 20 bouts. Up from lhe bottom 3~6-76. Pat Story's 46-37-77 His manager, Angelo Dunpaced the Marauders. dee, who handled Ali among 22, was the young- at alL He has suffered several es in California. When I got Here's the re&ults of Saturseveral other champions, said estQuarry, fighter In the tournament serious injuries in his youth· sons of my own, I taught them ~·s mot<:h: (liocond named that Ellis's poor showing as a field, six years younger than lui life. As a kid, he had his middleweight was d1.1e to lack Ellis. In the elimination, he arm broken by a blow from a l~~~~xl ~~~~"1:!c'ha1h~~ o~ly MelgaJ of strength after sweating oil has demonstrated a powerful baseball bat. In an argument 1 wanted them to use up their PLAYER m.our TOTAL pounds to make the weight. punching a b iIi t y. He de- with an umpire, on the day his energx so they wouldn't Howard Locke 378 Ellis turned heavyweight in cisioned Patterson, then cast was removed, be punched steaL ' Pat Story 46-37 77 May, 1965, and has slnce won stopped Spencer in the 12th the umpire and suffered a Physically, Ellis and Quarry 10 straight bouts, with six round. Like Ellis, Quarry has broken hand. He also had 83 knockouts. gone undefeated in his last 10 nephritis, a kidney disease, are very similar. Both stand Crls Bruton 81 To make the WBA final, he bouts, but one of those was a and broke his back and 1fand, sli~htly over six feet and Jim Anderson knocked out Martin in nine lO.round draw with Patterson again, when he did a back· we1ght a b o u t 195 pounds. and decisioned Bonavena in last June. 41-44 ward dive and missed the Ellis, though, has a 76-inch Greg BoOu. 85 reach, comp-ared to 72 for BW Hackett 12. Overal1, Quatry has won 26 water at a pool near his home Quarry. 39-39 78 "Jimmy was burying his of 31 fights. He has had four in Bakersfield, Calif. The ndds, at this writing, natural physical abllihes in an draws and only one loss-a Quarry is co-managed by effort to stay a middleweight. 10-round d e c i s i o n to Eddie his father, Jack, who taught are practically even. The ex· He was too weak to fight. Machen. Fifteen rivals have Jerry how to box. Jack had perts are reluctant to make a choice. That seems reasJimmy has everything. He's been KO'd by Quarry. been a fighter, too. a scientific boxer. He's a nice Not only did Quarry beat the "I boxed because I was onable; they've been burned guy, too. I mean he's no al1ey- odds to make the finals of the hungry ,'' said the senior before by Ellis and Quarry. cat type hood .... He's your tournament, he also beat the Quarry . " I never did anything next champion.'' odds that he would be fighting but pid l'otton. beets, J)e<~l'h- They Come From? N E IVY 0 R K-INE A)Jimmy Ellis and Jerry Quarry were entered in the World Boxing Association heavy. weight eliminatlon as a kind of padding, to fill out an eight. man tournament. The tourn- ament was the WBA's answer to the tlUe vacated by Mu· hammed AU. · Most experts were picking Thad Spencer or Floyd Pat· tenon or Karl Mildenberger or Oscar Bonavena or Emie "J'errell. S o m e even gave Lootla M a r t i n an outside c~. Only a hardy few-rlBklng incarceration in a funny farm ...:Picked Ellis or Quarry. So, following the thankless tradl· !lou of experUse, most ex- pert.a were proved wrong. Ellis aad Quarry will meet in the tournament final April 27 at Oakland, Calif. For the I a s t few years, EUls's chief claim to notoriety Annual OSU Relays Twins Win Third Slated Next Weekend NEW YORK (UP0 - Ted UhJaender drove In two runs w1Ul a single and triple Saturday and COLUMBUS (UPD - !l1lD inches in the r.elaya. Jim Perry handcuftecl the New !bje llnlverolty stops Ita anNCM champion& .., band York Yankees on lour btts as ..W a.!o Roleyo next -eod, will be Aaron llopldns of the the Mbmeaota 'IWIDa posted a feolurlng seven Big Ten cbam· University ol Toledo In the tri- 6-0 >ictory, tbolrlhirdlnasllll111Y Jiona, two NCAA klnga aDd ple jump, and Jimmy L e e games this sea1011. eren a former Olympian AmOill Green, • oenlllllonal Kel1ludtJ< Ullaender' s bloop single over the eompetltora. freohman, wllo took the SO- secood base !ollowing Joe Pep!. Meet records will be In jeop. yard dallh champloollhlp. tone's three - base error on aroly In at least six evanlo, Host ano stata will supply Bob AlliiUl'B llne drive drove in fiVtn lt the weatherman acts two !ormer Big Ten cllarni>lons the second run in the Twins' '!P·~t II the woalher lo IPlOd. In Ralph lfarlnello In the I!JIII two - run seoond l.ming and he • •• · - coaeh Bob ~IC&q> and triple Jwilp and mUor Dive· tripled home iohn ltolelloro, who beUeves about nine marks could Pryseskl. Prysesld won the Big fall. Ten Indoor mile here in early GAHS SPRING ID the btgh jump, for ln- Much. SPORTS CARD llaDee, three aeven-foot iWII9Michigan Stale's Bowers and BASEBALL er• eould surpass the meet rec. Michigan's Gary Knlckottlockor Tueoda,yAt Meigs ord of 6-loet, 10-lnches set last In the btlll! jUmp are two more Thursdey -At Pt. Pleasant ;,-. by Sian Albright and Ted former Big Ten dwnp& eomTRACK ~ of Miami. Bolh AlJ>Oiine, atons with - · · Wadneaday- Ironton Stan Goy In the 60 dallh, Ralph lirl&lrt, an Ohio state who lo lnollgible thio 111>rlnr, Schultz of Norlhnllorn In the Fri~ - Gallipolis Rotary Relays aad Downing have IOJrp&Sied half-mile and Mlchlgan Slate'• GOLF imm reet at 0118 will> M 1 k e mile reiiQ- team. Monday Barbours>ille Bowera of the Arm Arbor Track Soma of the eventa llhould be Fri~ - Wahama CIW>. wide a&lro, sln<O Tennoo. Ereost Soudek, who conwetec1 100, wlllch dominated oetioa I . In the 1964 Olympics tor his oa- yeor •liD, will not .-.turn du8 to Baseball Reoults h Austria, will represent the a eonfllc:t with 118 own llopood ByFrlda.Y's United Prell lntornallonal All!> Arbor Track Club In the Releyo, The meet dooo not bave National League f ........ Soudek will attempt to • team champloo. 010 000 020-3 .10 I lieat his record 192 feet, 11- ~- bolleveo 1101110 ol Cillll. AtlaDta ' 001 000 30x- 4 7 0 the reeordl eertaiD to tumble Tsltourls, Lee (8), Abernatby were tbo 100-l'll'd dalh and the (8) and Pavletlch; Nlekro, Up. NAMED SPEAKER dlstaace medley. shaw (8) and Torre, Tillman OXFORD, Ohio (UPD - CarIa the 100, Orin Richburg of men COZza, head grid mentor (a), WP-Niekro (1~). LP·Tslat Yale University, will speak Kant and Kenludq'o Green tourls (0 - 1). HRS - Pere< have 110010 faller llum tho Cnd), S, Jaeksoo (lsi), Nlekro II Ole sixth annual Miami llnl- reoord 9,3 set In 1954. Ia the (lot), Tillman (1st). -llty Foo1ball coadllng Clindlatanee medley, Kanl Slate e 411 July 27.28. wao ra.- ..... ano state 200 ooo 000-2 11 0 Cozza, a 1952 graduate o1 Ml- and - . , Dame iu, to tho Fldla. llou000 Ott 0011-- 5 9 I . .dftl, led Yale to the Ivy Leasue pre.ence ot the' Flaahea' ace Fryman, Farrell (5), Boozer ' Cbq,Jonshlp with au 8-1 rec. dlatanee l'1llllltr Som Balr. .cllalt season. He was chosen as Bair was apeetac~ to paas up (8) and lqaa; Lemaster, Buz_ · " 1 ~_.,DIItrlctluCoachoftheYear''. his lpeeialJQo, tbe mUe, 8bd hard! (8) and Bateman, King (8). !'f' tbo American Foo1ball Coach- nm the anchor leg o1 Kent's WP- Lemaster (1~). LP- Fryman (0-1). aa AaooclaUon. dlolaneo medley, had waJked, with Minnesota' a third run during a two.nm out. burst in the seventh. Perry, who moved into Jbn Kaat' s spot in the starting rota. tion when the southpaw rein,iured his elbow in spring training, also contributed a disputed nintb..in· ning home run off the lett field pole after the Twins had added a run in the eighth on a foul pair of singles and Mickey Mantle's error, The ljl811 rlfllllhander lilrlited l'ankees' .Wiici ..had. collect.d only seven hits in their first two games, to rour scattered singles and set down 13 batters in order from the first through uie fifth trmings. He struck out sev. en, including his SOoth career whlll. Loser Bill Mo.....,quette yielded only foor btts )n bts sixInning stint but was aabcilaged by Pepitone's error. Harmon Killebrew led off the second with uie Minnesota tally. Reliever .nm Bouton rattled by an automatic balk called even before he threw his first pitch, walked Roseboro leading off the seventh, and Uhlaender promptly blasted his triple up tho rllll!t center alley. Jackie Hernandez then drove in Uh1aender with a Une single to left. Minnesota 020 000 211- 6 11 2 New York 000 000 000-0 4 2 PerrY '{1..[) aDd RoSeboro; ~~ bouquette, Boui»n (7), Bahnsen (9) and Gibbs, LP - Monbouquette (~I). HR -· Perry (1st). RAWLINGS HONDA WI'..,.,.,IN~ ·1DA'HP. Rangers SAlES -SERVICE . Fadely, Robert Lawson, aloo of Southwestern and Gallipollll' Bryan Raines. Nine participated In the event. Four finished. Here's the top four, t h e 1 r school and time, and other par.. ticlpanla, and where they dropped out: Denver Keels, Soi.dhweat:ern, 1:13; Mike Fadely, s...thwestern, 1:17:30; Robert Law1011, SOuth..,lllern, 1:27:7-10; Bryan Ralnea, Gallipolis, 1:34. Otl!ero· parUdpatlng were Rick lluelwl~ Galllpolla, 9'h mlles; Dave Nibert, GalUpoUa, I 7'h miles; llsve Samplea, Gal. llpollo, 6'h mllos; K111 Miller, s...thwellorn, 3'h mlloo; 1JM. aid HarDey, Soulhwellem, 3 miles. BOBCATS IN SW&t:P ROWUNG GREEN') Olilo (UPI) - Ohlo Unlveralty owl{>! a twopme weekend blollloll 11rles Sa~ by walloping Bowling Green 19-12 In a contest where , the Bobcots tallied 16 rUlUI ~the siXth lM!rll, although outbtt 16-i, . 15. It eave Ohio u, a tH ''"""' record aad ·drol>.POd the· F_..ons 111 $-5-). ' . c~ (UPD- CavernOUI Stadium has become the oll.lec:t of a coutrover!IY alter Jyst one home same of the 1968 soasoo. The Indl.ana -Jolt the home opener to the California Angola 7-6. They . may not have If oomeone hid not decided to move the flnees back thia year. In the • IDllnr, with two oot i1od ooe lon, TG1nnqr Harper sent Angol ootflolder Rick Reichardt bac:k to the 385 marker. eaught It with hll back to !he ,..... fence, That ended the game, II Harper had bit the ball tho IIDit wey last yeor the lndlaas -.Id ha•e ldecl the game SDCI sent It Into extra Innings. The fonco Ia 20 feet turlher back than It was last year. SiDce the lndillao had enoual1 troW>Ie hitting home nms In 1987, It _ . , at Orst, allly to have tha lmce moved back. There Is ~ melllod to the madneaa. S380.00 <•td. equlPmont>isiQ.1".. CL 12$, 4 111>ee<l, chromerenaers, canoly colors (red or blue), 12$o:c englna mirrors (std. equiPment), CJ,. $695.00 J75~ 5 ~ , chrQmo,.fOIIders, oandJt.colors (bluo or.. 14ytona 0l811110), mirrors and turn slgnala C.td. ~ mont), elec:trlc starters ¥chardt CL 350, 5 !ll>eed, chrome eanoly eolors (red or blue), mirrors and turn signals (std. equiPment), oleetrlc ~tarters, 350cc engine. SlJIS.OO CL 450, 5 !ll>ee<l, chrome fondora, eand,y colors (rod or blue), mirrors and turn olgnala C.td. equipment), olactric starters. 450Cc engine. Our 1968 Models are rolling, e<:me In and let'a talk motorcycle 21 new 1968 Models In stock from the 90cc to 450cc, new colors, styling,. transmlsalon, (we now bave FIVE SPEED on most of our bigger bikes), alJo we ati1l have 'IWO 1967 models (holdovers) at a good discount price) HURRY ... HURRY . . . HURRY RAWLINGS HONDA SALES 88 S. 2ND AVE. 992-2151 61 W'llh U1; Why Jlon't You? . 1965 Buick Air Cond. P. CUstPm bucket oeata · Local owner 19(13 R•mbler . · 1963 Chevy II Classic 4 Dr. Automatic, like new Conv. Blue, 1\qt,omatlc, extra nice $850 $950 196~ 0111. 1962 F1lrlane Sed. Automatic, VB. Above 1966 .. ' ' . . ' • ' . I Daffy Play .¢.ostly, Reds Are Beaten 4~3, ~y · Atlanta Squad .' ATLANTA (UPJ) - The Cln· c11111at1 Rods hG()O to. avolil to-~ anotbor llninl llilt tiie' one Frl~ nliht thOt led to their 4-3 loss to the Atlanta Braveo. The Reds revived m - s ol the daffY llodaoro of tellerYear Fri~ In the nlnlh Inning ol their first ol three 1]111181 with tbo Bravto. Two rllnnera )IU]ted 1n1o third base !tom oppoolte dlreetlooa oostli11 the Cln_c~tlono_a posalble Ue. The Aetors In the dall7 piey were Bob Jotmson, wllowaoplnchrunner for Frad Wbltflold 111 !!rot, and Palo Bose, wllo cct11o nectad for a low line clrlvo deWD the left fteld Una. Mike Lum, the Atlanta leltDelder, had troublo nwllng down Boae'a drive aDd John11011 appeared a &UN bet to score tho b1ng ruD when he rounded ;:;,")":-'$":-:~=:=:=:::::=====::(.:::=========x:::;;r..;::;:;z.z::::: 1I1Jrd. co.;ne up with a two.. Demands IOC Decision MOSCOW (UP!)- The Soviet Unllln to stU! attempting to get s...th Afrlu blanad ll'om the 1968 011Qlco It the lftternational 0i11111>1• mootlq In LllllltlDO, S..U.erland A,prll 20-21. In a carried by the · So\rtet newa &IIDCY Tall Fri~, tho tJssR 04'mplc COinmlltoo - - 'that the IOC reverse Ita prevlouo cleelllon 111 allow Africa to participate In tbe Ol,ympie Comtbl-· at E Ne ,/ {~fS NliA Pleyof! Roundup By Unliod .Preu Jnternatlonal Los AD£f!ltls Lakers coach Bill Von Breda Kolff keepo btntlng that ht'l ao fed up with tbe brand Ill ball In the National Baoketball Aaooclatlon, he may quit. But the ·ny his Lakera are IIDine - · he'll probably bo quite happ.y to oontJnue next year. Van Broda Kolff'a Lakers have a 3~ lead In their host-ofseven Western Division Dnala With tilt Han Frandaco War~ rtou. . ' Tho Ea111ora DMIIon series reSUIIMII Ebtdu afternoon in Ho- w11:11 Phlladelpbta and Boston me etlng In the fourth game. With Elflln lleylor and Jerry West ( ploy!•~ like they did nve Jean ,qo. lhe Laken have suddenly become one of tjle most !orml.dable teama In the teague. Much of the transformation l1 due to the 1~ coschlng of Van p Broda KDI!f, who left Princeton and the oecurll)- or tbo Ivy Leape last: seasoo to take on NBA job lillllh the Laktrs. AI_, Van Bradt Kolf! II plealld With hil talm111UC«tll, he'o 1lli1de jll• dlopleaauro tilth ' tW brand ol ball pleyod In the~ · A. He thlnke 11lo oflldall I ; Ole gamos get Gt1t of Ole NBA game IWt. . •• ton ..... h. But V11l i $reda ~· rolltac. .' tr Ulclaeo hi-Dllli coach BUI IQod btl club will Improve ·tin Ole boords and prevent Ohio Departm~nt Of Natural Resources l'f or John Tlltourlo 330 feet down tho loft !!old 1Jno for hla Orst homer in the ........ Two outs later 111nt< Aaron singled and Tillman, who replaced Joe Torre bolllnd the plete In the third whM he salfored 1 lorD llneornall eatchlng a Ntekro lmuclder, belted a 407 - fool homer for a 4-llead. Nlekro was knoekod oot In the eilllllh walldng pinchbitter Mat:k Jonas and ylaldlng aueceollvo llngloo to Bose, Alex Johnjoo and VIda PlnUplhaw replacad Nlekro at that point and surrondarad a run - scoring alngle to 1'011)' Perez before rettrlng !he Bide. Perez gave the Redo a 1~ lead In the """""' by IOc:klng hla oecoad home run of tho seaaon. Jack100 matebed that 1111 Inning later with a load • off home nm. estern DiVISionCrown WT o o sweeping the series. The Celtic& trail the 76eu 2-1 in their best-Of...aven aeries and must win today at home to keep 1o real o:ontontlon. BUI RusseU, wflo sot into foul trouble in the lbtrd game loaa, was disturbed about Ole olliclat.. think the ofllclala are calling tbe tbree-aeeond rule 011 h11 areh .,.val wnt Chamberlain. ' 4 Pll have to taik tO -Dolph Sehayes and ask him If there•a been any chanse in the rul11," RuaoeU said of the NBA BUpOrv!aor of ofllclala. Pil lng but phsled btl criticism to have to see lt the tbree...aecond avoid a nne. Ruuell doesn't rule 11 ltlll a violation." Boaters, Anglers Urged To Be Safety Conscious COLUMBUS - Ofllclals are warning early sea11011 boaters and anglers and others on or near the water to be especially safety conscious. Paul Sarosoy, Chief ol Watercraft Dlvlalon said, he uliWiily receives a rash of drowning reports about this time each year Involving !ll>rlng boatersandl!lhermen. ''~rlng ftllherm.en In particular. ma.y victimize themselves, n llid Sarossy, 11They aometimes forget thlll because It Is stlll cool, DO me else ItUcy" be afOWid. They stand up In the boa~ lose their balance snd fall in. This is when their cool wNther clothing arul boots d r a 1 them down." Sarossy baa apeclllc advice regarding lifesaving devlcea, aueh as life Jackets and buoJ'Int eushioos. 41UM them, 11 he lllld! . "In s very hiP percentage of boatilll! accl!)enta and fatalltteo, Ufesavlng devtees have been aboard, but have not been used." He stnmgly urgeathatfamiltes should employ a survival plan, whereby each boat passenger knows exactly where lifesaving devices are loeated In tbe boat. At !he Drat alan oftrouble, reach tor them and wear them. "Each oprtng, youths develop a Tom Sawyer complex, become adventurou• and careless iD the use of boats and rafts," said Sarosay, uwe have already had aeveral reports of yoongsters drowning lo this manner. The very cold water Qdc:Jd.y saps tho strenalh of oven normally strong and good swimmers. There Is no substitute for com11K111 sense and satetr I n recreaUoo acttvtUes." nal .fer ' !he 1lhii1Go ol WUdF1SHI!tiG WI'IA\iK Geor&O 111111, District F..,. llfe, ars OJlOI'BIInl. ~ Lake Flllh Manapmentillpervlaor, re- Lopn, Tho aolllng - · II port• that molt stream• an re- -..ling excell. . ~ball, 01'8Jli)IOI and blltt&lll 'l'llo!IOf!ltturning to 1l11fll1ai and - - · perature 11 ranging !tom 411 to era pike were al• retlorded 50 degreoo. Larae rlv•ro are rlllllaJ II" Iii 1...... 'lblo Ia stlU 1'lllllng blih aad v..,-blg • posldft latl- !bat the from elear to rally. The email tl!oddDg of - . . pike .... streams aropro~u:!ngfatr catdl- ....,•• ltlfUI. Thloprlmepmespoea o1 auc:kars and eatllob. All clol II10U1( prov(de p1emJ .of aelakoo are normal with the a- tion for the ano oportoman. ceptlon of IliUm Lake wllld! Is The aolllng operatloo at Lake down ...... loot for c:omplelkMI Wbllo II boiDI -cted bJ lllof recreational foellltioo. T b o vls!Gn o1 WUdllfe per-. sam temperature In these lakes Leach and Gl811 Arbaulll1 operranges from 50 to 58 degrees. ating !tom tho Jack0111 Work Excellent eatdles ot ball are llni.L Excelloat ealcheo ol lpotbeing made In most laku. How- ted bus, larpmouth bua, muoever, the mes proomclng best lde, and Umlted erappioo are results are Jack100 Qt;y Res- bollu!..-ed. ervoir, Lake Lop.n, P1edmol& Lake, Lake Wblte, Burr O&k PIEDMONT LAKE Lake and Clouse Lake. Blancllo Grohoi-Like roportsln....,.ledftlhlngoetiY!ty . OPERATIONS UNDERWAY with 111111Y11111lerlroportlngDRII· BUiyalsoreportslbattheoar- Ide, buo, and sevora1 nl<O etrtng. ly aprlng nettlng I• being - - ors ~ crappiea. Georae Sspoo of ...ctad at PladnlUit Lake, Lake Weirton, West Vlrl]lnla, retlloLopn, and Lake White ll1d Ia tered bta first mulllde as well avallshle for public viewing. The as the nrst muslde Ill nota are operated dally starting Lake this yeor. II was 8 lbs. It llWI'OXjmately 10 a.m. each and 31\1 Inches. 11I01'I1Ing, Rey Bollngo.-, l'ro<UcII«Nl Foreman _.un, ll'om the JACKSON LAKE Cambridge Work Unit, repor1l Bill WUIIamo, Slate Gome that tbe nets are revealing ex. Proloctor In JaA:kDI CoomiJ, reeellont qualiiY crappiea and nice porta that Paul McCorkle, Route eatcbes r1 mulkiea ue being 2, Oak Hill, eauabt a 39lh:"' molmade at P I - Lake. Ide welllllng 15\1 lbo. It Laka Jerry Boyd and Jim - - Jaek1011. McCorkle II alto an >ich, Flob Mana&oa*1t periCXI- ~ ba11 ftlherma _ ----- Decton Penna-Iron .,-ARROIF -... ........ ...... -'nlll--11 __ . ..,._. __ .. __ _ ..____ __ . _ ___,....._ ....- ..... f/lotAbtiWohn- - .... -the ltla ..... ,....,. 6WtDawrtMs ........ , _ paiJullr_.~..._ll "8oaawlwd-laboiWID .....__ theu.bt~Wt-.a.& . . . . ~B.T.II.. Ole Laker• rrom Tho statemant aloo criticized mlalead lh o I-rs of tbooe IOC ehalrman Aveey ~. organlzatloua tl1roUih Juallng clalndq he hlcl ualnftled Ole f&etl and trial to prove that ..,,.vory role ar def-r ~the whieh eannbt be proved: that raclsto." The 1t1temen1 claimed the -tlllon' 011 admlaeton ollho Brunda&o defendad the docls!Gn South Allican Repoj>lle to the to admit SOuth Africa ID a letter Ol,ympic · eamos bao alloaoclb' to National Ollmplc met with broa.! ~ Ia the Commiltee. ....oportlng •IOI'I.d," the ''The p.-.11- - · to ' said. . . . *· Nova Sod. Fact. automatic. &tiling to · Estate '•ttl• 61 Outdoor Fun for the Kicldies All Summer Long! TURCO GYM. SETS SEE OUR NEW SEIICTIONI 1I 1 'iHEVROI1f STA. WAG. ······ $595 . 4 Dr. +cyl. ~ut. tra~. Radio and heater . , 61IQICK'SPECIAL I· ........ ·· .. · $595 F85 ,.,AIIIJJtE .............. $$95 , i Dr. II .YL Aut. trans. Radio alHI he~ter 61 4 Dr, t ql. staDd. ·wna. Radio and healer FROM . . ''BA~GAIN SPOt OF ' J , . I I I I I I I I I I Knill mllJ' blt If btl club kaepa mellow San 1181' and wao chuni- Lak. year record of 39-3. Be Reversed ~ 1roundod ltOC011d IIDit ttlno Notes From.., . 'Ltunan llarrls of the Braves. 1ng fer ddr;j, . The lo" gave the Redo a 1.2 Tho Ldor hclpla OYIIIOfated mart< for the year and a In tho out i. ltOCOlld wh• John. Uo with Atlanta and l'lllladel· soo dilaecojlnlably !ell down. phla for .flllll'tb plaee In the He picked : hlmoolf up, and National Loaalo stancllnga. The beoded llld< 1o third Just ao Redo mool the Brilvea again 1tooe titd a~e ball were arrlv· todey. lng. . Pltdler Phil Nlekro and reThltd ba:......O Clete Boyer aerve catcher Bob TIUDWI taaod itoae In a ....-., and amacked home nma In tho oevwhen Jdhn aoa broke belatedly onlh lmlng to give the Braveo !of tho plate, he ••• thrown their nrst >ietory In the Nationout. al Leque. uwelrdc~, that' I what It was. Sonny Jack11011 al10 homered That'l all you can ealllt," said for tbe Brave• in the third lnMonaaet" Dave Bristol In de- nlng as NlBkro, with ellll!th-111scribl11i tho strange pl..,. nlni relief help from Cecil Up. ~·I dldti't even see Johnson shaw, took credit for the win, trip .MI third, I waa just The ICOI'e was Ued 1-1 when hoping llo 10 didn't get to lhlrd Nlekro, a native ~ Bridae.POJ't, alnee I th iJIIiht he's repreaent- Ohlo, led orr the seventh by lng lbeiiiDnlni run," said Mona- hitting the Drat pitch !rom loa- lllo MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UPD - West Vtrl]lnla Unl· ver olty Frldey tlsled lti fifth · frelllman recruit andlhothlrd from !he ltal6'1 AAA allstate team. Billy Wells, 18, a 6-foot$, 170-j11111fld standout oh the Wlllllmllll High Sehoo1 team alllllad a grant In aid with Buclo' Watera and aollmnt Soan;r Moran oa hand. Wello, a loading r-.nder tor WlUJamiCID, averaged23.9 points per ii11D10 last 101100. He made Claoa AAA allstate honors as dtd Charleston•• CurUo Price llllcllleekley'o John WOOlen, who have also Inked paeta with WVU. Uilder coach George Rltehle, Wells helped his team wi11 19 of 21 garnoslast oeaIOR and . , {,__.,..,: ____. .a.$495 ·l ______________ ..J ChevyH • 1.' ' ·• ·•. . gamea. F-100 .................. $595 l.f · · · 1. a Dr. HT. 8 cyl. Aut. Trana. Radio, Heater ·. .I . I OJ!t Qwuer. Sharp . . . ' r-19-;oai~iiliiir:soo~l l.eS•bre 4 Dr. &<dan. Low mill!• PS. PB, EXIra Dice : "' . ... .,, ' t Dr. ~· Auto. trsna. Power.oleellug, power brtkea,:r•ctlo & beater. WIIW Ures. Sh&rp MOTORCYCLES · •......, .H .. .............., '!'• 60 PONnAc vamJRA ·········· $595 $850 •20 To ~.- Pick-up! 4 Wheel Drive VB. Auto. Sodan ~'ice little car Check today ,' , . - leolce. 56 CliEVROI1T ................ $195 'h Ton 8 cyl Plet-up 63 SCOUT .... ··.... ··.... ··.. $195' Your NeiglaOO,., Dealt Beige, P. wJndows • scored partly because he bad trouble covering tho around. He pleyed ml&ht bavo · a normal depth for Crooley Flald .. Clnc11111at1, - he plllJ'ed last yeor, but It wu too GloM for Cleveland. The Anatllo belted the ball over hia head. He also had trouble fiB· urtng · the ricochet ll'om lho Plclrup. l6 cyl. 3 speed 4 Dr. Air Cond. ' Harper defonalvely. The Drat four callfornla nml were Wl'nfUS 1964 C.dlllac , erasa,"' Fuller a:af.CI. Yet all that space hurt USED CARS AND , avm,age. Harper, for lnltabee, think1 tile lliOYe will pay off. He trip. lad aarllor In llle game. Harper llld It W<Rdd have been a double If die tenet were where it waa last year. Vern Fuller agreed. "That fence hurt. But it helped, too, lofy single tell ID front o1 Relchlrdt because he had to plllJ' deeper to cover the wider terrain. :a' II raise our av- ON ••......•......••.-----------------·-· , wheo Ault IZld Swan led off with boCk to bl<k singles, Van Meter was iafe on a l!elder's ebob:e that forcad Ault at third, Jim Crow pullad, a olnglo lnw right, Keith ~wauafeonanerror, Van John1101t was out on a ball btt boCk I» !he Pitcher, and Chuck Bartels walked. Melgo tied thO seore It W In lhtbottomofthtfourlhwhoaBaJ-. tela loci olr wllll &llailo, RodOO. ktiY and llurdettowalkod, and Ault aothlolocondoftbteobtta.Botb Banela andGUkQ,Y sc:orad, but the Inning ended when llurdetto was throWn. out It third, llll'an atruck olt and Van Meter filed to lett. Ault, with a double andtwool,.. glea, and Crow wltb three st... gles In tour triPs pooed !helDrauder attack. Other Meigs bitters were Van Meter, Banols, and Swan, all with a s11w1e each. 1!alll1wer otarted on the mound · for Athena and gava wey to POI'o ey In the fourth. The Alben& hurl. era combined to strike out l!vo and allow oiJ bases on balls, Meigs' no>~ game will bo Tuo .. dey It home ogainst GalliPolis. Athens 500 000 0 - & 3 1 Meigs 300 201 x- 6 9 2 Balllngor, Perry(~ (LP), and HulL Demoake1, Burdette 00 (WP), aad Swan. Stadium Object Of Controversy CL 90, 4 filee<l, _chrome !enders, canl(y colors (red or blue), mirrors oro In tho bottom of the Orst ' THE SCRAMBLERS AlE HEit ... NOW.... ' WE HAVE JUST IECEIVED OUIINITIAL LOB of HONDA SCIWIREIIOIELS FOII96L... HEIE THEY AlE CmCAGO (UPI) - The QlicaiiD Black Hawks defaated the New York Rangers 3-.1 in aNatlooal Hockey League stanley CUp matinee Saturd~, knotting the quarterflnal series at two games apiece. Chlea110 took control from the opening ll1llstle, !Iring 10 llhots at Rangers goalie Ed Glacomln in the first five mlnutes. The Hawks took 23 llhots ,In the opening period and 44 !or the contest. Giacomin was up to the pressure wttil Ken Wharram' s first goal or the current stanley CUp aeries put Qlicago ahead at 15:~ 33 olllle !lrst period. Stan Mikita hit Wharram as he crossed the blue line !rom bts rllll!t wing position and Wharram drilled the puck ln1o the lower rllll!t hand Winner Of 10-Mile Event holt ran out of gas, Keels zoomed to the finloh Una ahead of ! . II/IIIIN TM'IIL Southwestern's Keels Is Tl1f "'"- fer tile metrlmeal taw no Sherlock Holmeo 1o Arure eat. Tiley Jell ~~~ kick out olwlaniac•llke the · drawn.tn infield for the second 01110 GR~ NAMED MVP GAMBIER, Ohio (UPD - Rick Gripser, a 145-POWld wreJtler corner. Mohns also gut an as~ who oomplled a 1.2.2 nuirk this Bist. Less than two minuteS later, season, has been named the most valuable member of tile Kenyon Ranpr lion Stewart notehed bto a slngle and scored when. Alllfirst series goal when he put son'l liner ialled under Pept. Col lese squad for 1961-48, It the disc between Dennis DeJorwas amouncect Saturday. tDne'a glove. One out later, lJh. dy's pads ll'om 10 !aet oot to tla the aeore. The pace llowed In the second perlnd as body -.ct picked up, Five peoa)ties, three to New York and two to Cblcqo, were called. The Ranger defense held up at one point wilUe ChiGALLIPOLIS - Southwestern High SChool's Denver Keels c..,_ cago had a two...man advantage. lured tbe Orst annual I 0 mile run, conducted sawr~ afternoon from North Gallla High School on Rt. 160 1o the junction o! Rt. 35 near Galllt>oUs. Keels flnillhod the long-dis- place at the halfway point. tance event in one hour and tJdr. After six miles, Keels "'a& teen mlnutos, about 45 yards a close third. He llna1ly tied ahead of Southwestern's Mike Rick Huebott and llsve Nibert Fadely. of GallljJotls at seven miles, Keels took the lead alter one was ahead by a few yards afmile, dropped oot of the t o p ter elibt, and after n1ne miles, three after two, was fourUl af- held a slim two..yard lead over ter three, jumped to third af- Huebolt. ter lour, and was still In third With ooe-half mlleto ao. Hue- Happiness .Is Winning 1887 werr• Serlel. laender blooped his hit OYer the JEWELERS' Hawks Defeat l't"'• .....,... .... - .... ·'"11!11.. ,.- ' Tho, ~ TlmO..SOiltlnel, Sunflt.v, 1\prU 14, 1968 Bo~ Burdette Pitches ' .: ~ .' POAQ:ROY - Coach Nolan f. Jobn Arlnor Swackhlmmer's MQigl Moriueler Bob. Prld<Q- Jimmy Ellis and Jerry \ ' ' ' ,. .. l ' ·~""_erdogs . l'·. 1 ·~..... .,.......... , Marauders J~·j " - We heve lust unp1ctied • ~ ~ coi1Ciioft of 1111 for fun Ill spring eiMI IUIIIIMf ..... We augglst tlllt you choose now .. lie ..,. .,. get · luat wh~t ·you w1nt. Pricea at.-t It $16.95. S.lea :.Tr.lnlna Bolrdl.... Showing ,~ . �.~ ' i ·~ ' • lit.. 'f.. Sunday Time,;..o;entlnel, :>undo,v, J\jll·U 1-1, 1968 ""· m • Farmm!!... • a ne New · BY C. E. BLAKESLEE •.'It ·I. ~· Aaent. Agriculture, picked and ""'owned wllhln a . ' few hours time. ~· ~L :!/:t~ ~£~ ~ Metes CQunt.)' Others 119 a garden eo tbey •·.'~ ,.: •:.ii·lfY¥E~O¥ ~ Sj)rb)a has como can brag to their nelgbbera a., , . iiii4,J!1th lt'lhellrgeohnanyhome- bout how early a crop they rals'.:< - • • lo pi art a home vege- ed or about lho big hood ol cab·" "lablo 'garden. bell or tomalo that wel!illed two lllelgo County commercial veg- pounds. elable growers are wa,y ahead. Whatever the reaoon lor agarLaot January they planted their den, there are many thlngawhlcb eabbaga aeed In tho plant beds allould ba conBidered. and most olthe lleld planting ol the eabbage Is now complel· od. The tomato saed was plant•• •' ed .In the beds In February and •• plants now range In height !rom acoupleoflnchesloslxlnches. Within the next !oor weeks most of these plants will be tranaplanted to the lield, hopeBy JOHN COOPER (Idly to produce ripe tomatoes SoU Conaervatlon Service reac:b' tor the market in late Mason County Juno or early July . PT. PLEASANT- Five Boy Commercial growers of vege- Scouts have helped plant 1,000 tables plant cabbage, tomatoes, trees on the Edith Berkeloylann beano, sweet potatoes, caullllow- on Robinson Ron as lnterplants er, melons, sweet com and oth- among eXisting hardwoods and er crops lor only ooe purpose. Virginia pine. The planting co.. Their purpose Is to make allv- ered two acres. lng and hopefUlly to provide not These boys were doing this to only the necessities ol life, but . helP earn their merit .,...s In lilt Is a good year, then It may "Conservation". The b&dgn Is mean a new car, a vacation, or one of those required for Eagle 1 • ' I ' Veptables may be 111'0"" lor 1belr edible l'GOtl, stems, leaves, or fndta, and each had Ita place 1n our dal17 diets. So your garden ihould ba · planned to IIUj)ply those vegetables noedecl In lho dal17 dlel aa well as those tho fami1¥ likes. A wollillanned and cared Cor garden can provide a supply ol ·· i, · freall vegetQbles Cor the lamlly Iron\ early Ma7 through ~ovember, as well as au excess Cor rroorln& or canning. . Your plan should contain Information con~ ~e kind and amounts ol vegetables to be planted, planting dalls, lociatlons In tho garden, the distances ba· tween rows and the Intervals ol Lay of the Land s cont c rew PIants Trees 8fiDdlng the kids to college. Scout and ls oPtional for Life and Star Scout. OTHER REASONS On the other hand. home gardeners plant a garden for sev- .. eral reasons. The time..Jlmored ..., Is to provide food lor t h e family . Many Meigs area men are able to feed their families only because they have a good vegetable garden. Other families plant a garden ~cau.se they Uke (resh pro<klce ,. .. Larry Wright, oldest scout in the gl'O\Il, is near completing re- rrom the crew. One ol the boys res olcorn each year. It lo his homo In l\loall. owbrook. We are wondarlng how that went over with the mother. TO REPAIR POND A. T. Carney, whose farm Is Leon School, Is maklngplans te repair a pond buUt In 1951, Muskrats havetunneUedaloogthe PIPe 'IPDlwBY which allDws water lo find itB way along the outside of tho PIPe, and In so doing, has washed a considerable amount of brought '*" teeman for the Agricultural Sta.. . COMPITI'I'IVI TOTAl. LOAN COSTI "FAlMI• OWN•D CRIDIT IOUICI" billzatlon and ConservationServlee. He is les s active in fanning· oow, but has time to spray apple and wild cherry trees to get rid projects are being carried out With cost sharing assistance of ASCS. and with the service or the District being used. The farmer~t who have made definite plans are Larry Derenge. Jerrle s Run Road; Edley Mcll>nald, at the mouth of Patters Creek; Paul Rairden, Leon; James Allen, Gallipolis Ferry; John W. Watterson, Jerrles Rwl Road; Homer Beckelhimer, Up.. land; Evereu Keeter, Route 87, and Jay Sturgeon on 18 M11 e Creek or Ohio, near Glenwood. li'.•I•HY.WI MORE l 1 FEA1"DRE:S r--------,-------4 B.'If ror :...n ,.ew •. WHAl'S IY Lilli! crept irltlr box in ton, D.C., Executive .l ~DMKCI . . f,, .' ~ f 'V' f'i ';;.· Pt1 ..... N . 0 . the NEW INTERNATIONAl: 444 with any other 3-plow TIIAT~ EASY TO AISWEI If YOU'VE IIIII TO I!~~~~~~=~~~~,~ Lon 111111 power! One look tells you-thjs is tho compact tractor you've been looking lor. That 10 HP engine is deluxe thick.foam seat. See the new·lnt0rnaijonal444 here now ... put , It through its paces .. . flndoulfor yourself what it cen do. Stop And See The large , Selectijon of Push Mowers, ~eH Propellled and Riding Mowers. ' Low, Low Prices at Meigs Equipment Co•. llhr Meigs General Hospitel PH. 992-2176 ~n~~f.aurtt'lllltlmar. POMEROY . · lf!·'I!IJ ' Off. 446-3643 Eve, 446-3796 NEW GMC TIUCIC HEADQUARTERS ...,,,..11 . 125 Tlllrtt · - lf.S PorS.i. ' 17 FT. ,run-a.IJoul and 50 b.p. Forhnt lfvlnrude motor wllh lraller. fully equipped and li100II all oti'FtcE' IJIIee lor rent. CaD CoUI Guard requlremenlll. Mf.lifl from I a.m. lib I Am being lrans!erred, must pJiL sell. Ph, 44f.4733. 114-3 - -PllltN. 4 1'00111 ~. PAPER wood lruck, 11156 Int. IIIJUnd lloor, all utUru.i Jllld, tractor and 20 ft. trailer. gaed lldullll only, lft.IJit. 'JI.II oondltlon. All new tires. 2455184. 114-3 BtJ8iNr:sa BITILDII'io, II K If, toeM!oft 35 Court 81. Good - 111'1 \II T. lntemalfonal plliup, dillon. Ph. 4f&.1811 Cl' 4*1141. heavy duly. Clll • • • . Jll.l 1f..ll 1184 POJiT!AC Catalina alation WIIGD VI, PB, PS, radio, turFliltNISRm epar!IMul, !let Stellll Arnold. l'llt PIO mk, cheap. Ph. 4ft. ll'il ilolel. .,... 3384. 'JI.II 11159 I> .T. Chevr~let Pjeltup .1964 2 T. International 11155 1> T. Dodge pickup 11116 3 T. GMC dump true11 11116 11>. T. Dodge truck I95G I> T. GMC plokup 1851 I, T. Cbev. 11155 I T. GMC 11113 4 T. Gli!C 11113 1> T. GMC plcl<up 1983 II T. Chev, pickup 1961 'II T. International Pickup 19;0 I> T. Cbev. Pickup 1960 Z T. GMC 1967 Oldsmobile Delmonl 1960 II T. Chev. 19'l4 II T. Cbev. Piclup 19511 II T. Chevrolet Panel 11112 II Ton Chevrolet Pickup l95tl l T. GMC dump truck I Minneapolis Moline Power Unit 1958 F 11110 Ford New 80'• Rolary Culle11 tm.SO. New 8.25 x 20. 10 ply nylon tires $55. Inc. Federal tax. Ollie Vsltey Jmplemnt 01. 113 Pine st. Pll, 441 1111. 140 II Brand. New 3 Beclr60m WithllaHmliit Split Level Room To Sp1re IN AN llll.t:'8 A VERY WEU. .KEPT LAROE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH EITHtR fTH BIDROOM No Down P1yment 1.. VOU CAN QUALIF'i HIKI'K YOUR CHANOI. VIBY NWI, 2 BEDROOM PULL 8.-\SBMI:NT, BUILT IN Kft'CHI:N LARGE J.IVING ROOM. CAM. TODAY. Pric1 Reduced 2nd Ave, Nice Home · NNr Nlw Brick f ~ARrrrm UVINO, DJNING ANI) HAU. WITH PIIIPLA.CE NICK KrTCHEN . FVU.. BA&i MICNT OLDER HOMI: 18 1100· ERN AND EXCJ:LLI:N'I' COHDI· TION. YOU CAN'T DO BETTIJl .'\ Nh STAY IN TOWN. WANT A VERY NICI: MODDN 3 BEDROOM WITH fVIJ.. BAI!IE.MENT. :1 CAR GARAOI . BVO.T IN KrrCHEN, AND PU.T LOT. OONCRETI: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS . OON"I' BE TO LATE CHECK TODAY. .. . ....... .... Real &stet. Fer 5lle D. H. WOOD, hlltor Phone 446-1066 30 A. CLEAN, SOIDII farming For Sili or fr1de land, no tbnber. !lwelllJJI m..-IAft. 'st fORD 2 t. I!'Uct, hea'J' dt>bas aluminum aldlng, garage, :' ' tJ, wheel base, 1 IJIIId I miles from loWII. ·:•••, . lUI' end, 17 II. nat bay bed, NEIGHBORHOOD RD. 115 A CLEAN. Wellleneed, aome •• tDs. or !ride lor calvei of 93 A., Tob. Base. City !lcl!ooll, timber, pond, loblccO bose, •• •• tqllll nhie, U Inlerealed 4 BR home, mahog. paneling, on Route 581, 3 miles from •• SLB!lPING - . . wteldy 1965 CHEV. tri-ule tandem ALL types of building mater•• l!rii'! C. ll. )Cbmey, Ill. I, bam, and 6 oprlnp. CaD to. City. :·,. aMUJIOib, 0. rllol. Pork Cenlral 11otal. truek with II II. dump bed, Ials, block, brick, sewer pipe, day . 1U 50 A .~ room home, ;oo4 barn, •••• 'JI.II 119 motor, ~·peed .trana .. 4 windows, Untels, ete. Claude THURMAN II A. tobacco base, near VJn. ·:•• opeecl aux .. ' fi,IIIIO lba. front Winters, Rio Grande, 0. CH ton. MODERN 7 room home. S yea11 •••• APARTM£NT. 4 · 1'001111. llltlt axle, 34,1100 ll>s. rear axles. 5-5121 alter 5. II U old. carport, Ill A. washor LOT on 588 adjacent to city, •• Real l\n'illllhod. Adalll. Sot Priced 141110. Kenneth OUII, •• & dryer, buiJt.Jn cab., hard 1001285, city water and ru :·•• Mrs. Pldreno, Ill 151-1142. ... 19611 ZIG ZAG wood floors, birch' panellng, available. OraPI 1!1. .,.. BUTTONHOLES, sews on but.• al. siding. NICE home on Edplont St. 1 ' SPRINGFIELD riding lawn ,. tons. monograms, fancy de~· .,, room, lwo balM, lull IJase. LAND CONTRACT LARCm eflle!eolev allll'lmellt mower. 25 Inch eut, 4~ liP signs, elc. Sews easy. One •• ment, Insulated, II!Dne and 111111 bath, U!Uitlu ueld. m motor. 3 speed Irani., good dial does it all. Pay oft bal- 5 R. & BATH, new gas !umaee, !rama, mU.. ua an ofltr. 'l'ldld Me. lft.f741 or ._ condlilon. Ph. 4*23911. 116-3 I II A. bam. Hannan Traee anoe due 8 payments $5.15 NICE lour room oottqe and · School. • . 84 each. 446-1639. 113-11 ·~ ~ 110 Gjlerllilet llleliiii'J. bath on Firs! Ave. Alao 111 KEEP your carpell heautl!ul ROUTE141 ;!· ru, llf-7UI. 1M 1 inr. and hoth fumlahell o- deaptte COilllant lootsleJII of room berne on Jl1ril Ave. STEREO RADIO CONSOLE LOVELY new !ltb:IIIO Raneh on Good localfon. '' llarlment. An utitttleo noltl. a buay family. Get Blue LUI- MAPLE stereo with AM, FM wooded I A. carpeted BR II ,•·I• ~ Ire. Renl eleclrlc ahampooer 121 Second Ave. Ph. f4Mt1R radio. deluxe floatinA: tumliving rm., 311112 lamHy room, RaoaeD D. Wood, ~S •• $1. Central Supply Co. 116-t .tier 4 p.m. Jll.l lable, perfect condition. Take '•• patio. Z carport. Job I. RldJarda, Iff a11 over payments of M.OO per •,. EWINGTON It PAYMENTS OF $5 •• month or pay balance $107.20. REDUCED prlee. store. living BAIRD REALTY • OR 141 oash, nmot sell 11168 Try it In, your home. Cah 446quarters, feed miD. aw' aewlng machine. Fully equip1028. 116-3 Osc•r Baird, Re1ltor reody to deal. Call us today. •' ped lo itg 118. llllke lxltlonCAU. 8ALE8MAII ANY '111111 ' Need Ustlnt• ~'!!' ]!uttons. etc. 5 . SOUD STATE STEREO We Need Your LllllnC LOOK! ·We .,.. about· told CJOJt. montba old. Guaranteed. Call"' "iiioi? WALNUT stereo console JaJ Dop,.,., 441 . . ••• and are tow on llstlnp. CaD · f/5.1150. 116-11 with 4 s... a~er . 4 soeed autoEarl Wlloc.s. ..... • DJmicATED CJIRIST!AN lllll1 Ul anytime. matic chane:er. Take over who Iii ~ In S!nldaj tioot · HOUSE, 3 bedroomo, prden Ia ••,.. AmtborJ, 441 1111 One Mile OUt payments of $5.'15 ner month mid amrcll ' · !Wa Phone TAJ:E OVER PAYMI!Iml .· . • Emdngs $'1.000 Uf8. ff&.IW. U.S STEREO w~nul conoole like YOU'LL like this lovely 2 yr. or pay balance $611.40. Call · to •'1°·~ !1m ~· May he· new! BsR 4 aoeed chan•er. old hc!me wtlb three bed4*10111. u.s pt PIJ'I.I!Jile. Write 1111' P...t FURNJSJIED Apartment. at • • I'OOI!UI, 2 heautlful balhl, I ·~. Weat Mailt. Fourth Ave. •11 nwlllple epeakers. balance Need Roont? •. 93 or 16;51 per monlh. f/5. W-B ftrepla<e~. haae!netlt, Where the Uvlng 1t1t1 S!., thleato. m. •._ lllil. III-II city water, 2 car garage and 1 electric door. lsE.yOFFJCB· J1'IIRNITual AND CLEAN carpels with ease. Blue PICMJRE yoursel! sltllng IJe. 113~A. lllJDa cabllletl, eU~n. Luotre makes the job a · Femtle Help Wallie. side a flrelace In a specious OWNER wants to aeU their BABYSITI'IlR, s day per net dalb, _,.tlnf Indoor • ""-· Rent electrle ohamliving room wllh beautiful farm and clean I story bome, •. Slmmtl!ll I'll· • a to s, ewtl'f olhtr Saiurdq; ouldOll', drapes. A lar(e carpeted la$1 . S~~etmanl. 11112 lot .84 lob. base, large ham, OfiJce Equip. ...... if.tt Ave. For lent In GaiUpoU. aria. SIUIOI. IU mfly room. a ldtellen IMI wilt IIMle limber, priced fGr FIVE year old three betlroom IU oleaae lhe eye, 3 BR and $' 1 ,0011. OOACIIIWI Trawl T1'111111. RUGS 1 atght? Company com10111100 lol wlth City School• hath. larre DOI'Ch lor summer Sao your .UIIJorlzad ...... lnl? Clun lhem rilllll with Store Building DB elert Wibled Libby liDo - Water - Gao Forced Air relaxation. cblldren wD1 enIt • I lloblle llomea, 1411 $5,11110 IIUYS a (OOd one 11orJ Furnace. An •I 185 a Montll. pilll ............. Blue Lusln!. Ron! electric joy the laJ'IIe play yard and Jlldtllptl Ave., Pl. PIOINDI. bldg. with three rooma and ',. shamoooer $1. Fal'lllf!l''a Hardthe short walt to the pool. 6 Horn11 Und1r . . .' equipment. Bll'l(e, 1ocalld IN! ware Co. IU See II today. $12,000 at VInton. VA+•rllnt SOME In toWn some jull oui. . '~!~!«' lrtlmJIII, .... CaD BALDWIN lfome ortr•n to he Olllc!e ....... 44t.4'1'11 Sf lin. IT'll borne buying lime How Mool have City Wmr Call Dou1 Wet!leltlalt, ft. ffl.llft • ~ .• • p.ll. IN! J'l1lOI&elted and reootd In lhll about lhla long ranch otyle NIBERT wbere your houalnl Salolmu: lklllert L 11i1111 ...... ,.,. in!Ormltlon write home, • beaulllul ldlellen. needs sre penooallred to your ll .t'r. di7 trailer, Credll ~o~tr.. Graves PI- II long llvlnC room, S BR, IIi needs. llll!!llr)' .• liP . . .. CaD 0rgen E. Bro-.~ St.• tile balb, UviU( room, 2 car tona c.u. I ·--- . . teimo. '~ I ' E. MAIN ST. 992-2975 Sh. Ph. 446-2408 , · r.t. • .: i SALES & SERVICE .\' CENTRAL SOYA Of OHIO -.w POME~ •• Dillon AgeiiCJ a ~ Br-iggs run Por ..._ auos, · GRAVELY TRACTOR . D. .. el1llllr- I .. SABRE TILLER . to. • p.lit. ... c... • Clilull!bul. 0. IN Ll•tlnq This Spring? garage, located on • 1arte lol, 1110 per 0001 llnanee. WE'Ril acl!ooled lo pro!esslonalty anoraloe your property - No eoll to ,.,. - C.U . In . ' .. Rio Grtncle LOCATED oo a larre 1o1 II'K and collect on lhlo ,... 140'. one floor jl(an, We balh. vloe Now. heautl!ul ldlehen, Pfi&'O. BICJ ,Country Next Thll home ts only s yn. old. :To Town Str.i!·tton I ~ ·~ • ' ... ' 20Atftl 71 ACRES oloae to''l'own -Oty WITH .47 tobacco ,.... barn, W•ter )md Gas available tevot to ·rotting. can · Rttfil drlUed well, amalt honte not modem. Price • •• Now _ , Don't Delay. 5 1~9 95 catChing. Full year warranty for defective parts ·and workman· "' - shiP . TURF TRIM ' .' . ' ·SEED ' . •u •nDallle. _..... - ...... ' .. C.mplng Equipment · AllliiiAilY'S . Nll1\0NWIDII: INillRAiicl: AVI'O, 11n. life. a llitle a ,.... r. ~~ran,. · W. 11. GAW.,., MASON . Allj!A DWUF IOSAK-L!IttEI SUPPLY ALL . OTIIER LANDMARK VARIETIE$' IN PLENTIFUl: SUPPLY - BUY NOW, PLANr BIG YIELD, FIELD TESTED .. LANDMARK CORN, The Oldest Sbop in the art"a, estl1b1ished in UMO KNOm · UPHOLSTBliNG 116!1 ............ -it17o•416-1211 APACHE TIWLERS at Foarth Ave. 0. - ~. Koot!t, J•.. Mr. AUCTION ..., SATURDAY, APII!L MH, ill68 _ 1:wtl p II. From Galllpollo, go 1 nWe Wilt on U.S. 35, turu'llOl'lh BulavUie &Ill 2 mUeo, turD - oi. Goorge•o Cnot ,.,,: go 1 nWo to Farm. --... ' town. u wW ..U at PUBLIC AUCTION thelollowiag: Set PIPe dies .._ - 6 burner Okvwnl """" cooh stove (II not ao1d bolore IIIIo) - 5 pc, HI Catcol - eloc, •kWot - !arre Iron 81dllot - plclqru ,_ auto wheels - crtamlc Ule - !lot Pel1llll10no -.,... and building brick - ~~ 08 ft. oak dalbar - !liVIng oek tlmbor - Jllcqi trllok bod ..;. lot ca~ iron aotl~ 111 lot Oold tt1o - )!!Pq _ 1 ' - JIUil _ ~ quart, PlntH.)ara "": DIIIIO, 1umbof- docii'a "'ttul- ..... kala - I 6 1\4 J11u11c p!pe _ 110ec1ao wllicDw' 1 honea - leo chest ..;. m-'t llr saw _. Dlillcl - For<! drawbar hitch - :~ meW llllullllbll IICI ladilora - motll tDI1 ...,k _ , 6:~5, 7:$01114, 6:~5 mud .i tna · Selling !arm and DIOvlng to ... ...._t · .... - ...,. ~- a~ow.r - 16 ft. ~Jon laddoi' - drullla - i :100 1*1. calllo Water ...,, - mot.ll • - jan- fOoo!'lida. buck ... ch!M 11111 ...&aware ' .. ) -·-Otllir plow i' '. PQlnil - ' ' ~ (lyr, oloO _ oJJ chair - bJI- -hiiW · ADAI!TEb FOR THE MlliGS,. .IN tHEsE PARTs .. APACHE CAMPING 'l'lWLEII8 WOJW>'a largest seiiiU( camp. 1Dg trallen. Don't '"" • camping traDer untD you tel our deal on aa Apache. 11WQI • cn-..1. We rent new . Apaebae, pi early lbt. UIOd Eqle wllb CIIIOPI'. UP '' (Nota: Uve Ssior'• liread. cuta .'!III.IYIIOI'OOde r...... PfOII'II!IJ when ~checlnlod,) . ----- 0. Rkllag .......... well .. :Pii•h rotar)' .... .NancJ llayJ lll&).ln ::'\.~ me &how Btcliw ......r .. , Sot. 7:00 Evealng Serenade 9:49 Armod Forcoa !bowa 10:00 Firat Natlooal Final to:15lllullc un111 !lin orr Second·- .....,...,. SPICWS J (Except LAKil VESlNIVS Wallar J-..s, State Game Dead Stocl! Prollctor In Lawrenoe County, R1moved Ft. reports that Lake VeJUYius is W!I.L remove y o u r dead producing exoeuent catdtes or horses, cowa and mulel. CaD baas. Goorga Clay of lr<lnlon reeollect Jacbon . . . .. tently eauJht. twelve ban weighing 48 lba. Three b a a s wol!illed raoglng from 5 lbs. 10 IIEYNOUI'8 ~ " oz. and the largest being 6lbs. at from l'lllt Olllce ACI'OII All ba" were taken on artlllclal l'boal mDI belt. Jenklna also reports good Your Emeroon Deller IJG.U Oshlng at liYmme• Creok and at the mouth ot Indlall Cuyan. IIINNBTII 8'1'EGII'I WATER DEIJVEIIY 8ICIMCil l,AKE WIIITE I'll. 44MMT. . , If Ralph llllntar, Slate Game Protector In Pike couney, reports TIIIMITB Pill' CONftljj. good bluegill, bullhood and baao FREE lnapectiorl. eall 441N1 Oshlng at Lake White and below MerriU O'Dell; Openlot fllr the dam. Cllllon Clamlnglwn and !llermllat Tllrmlle ..... BIU Sllc:llan of l'lkola! re<ent1y 10 Belmont Dr. ., If COmbined e!forlaiiiiiCIUJlhl-b' bluegill ranglq from li'' to 8". Several niee CIUllh have HOMER IL\IIlUIOII also baeo repurtecl, Pl>och CurWATER DeUvery Senleo, eall daJ ... lll(bl. IUo Gnllde, l')' ol Waverly also raported Ohio. Ph. SIS 1115. D-tf· catehlng a 6 lb. 8 02. 22" large• mouth bell 00 Lake White. TERIII'l'E • Pllllr roNI'IIOI. CLOUSE LAKE FAIN Ellermlnalbt Co. 1IJieel. Jack B.-a, Game Proersbtlrl. Olllo. I'lL 17Uill. . llctor. m 11$rrJo Stall CoomiJ, _.u ID4f lhat Clouoe Lake contlmes to produce excellent calehes of REEIIIl ~ IIIII lid· bess. Jdm GloaBOII o1 !llawnse hoe llll'rico. I'll. .,_.,... continues lo enjoy excellent bm llshlng. 11o r~ recorded three bass fD the 2 lbs. claa1. WAftR W1U. IJIIUJNO FISH AND GAlCE HEARING MYERS PumJII 8llel ...... Thelllllrlct Four Annual Fish Ice, Ph. 74HII35, Ratlllld, 0. and GarnO Hoarlng Ia ochoWied c. J. "-'"'· .. If lor Allrll 20, I p.m. at 3tiO Ealt Slats Street, Alhena. This will DOLL 11.- 'NUIIOI'J lr...-. be lho only hearlag scheduled llllbl In Dlllrlct Four prior to the ..... IIIIo lor a1Jopplrc ... State Roaring. Since lho baar llftlnl molllen, boully, cl& lng Ia held oo Saturday lho17 or wofiiJ m.. Pb. f4l. door will be lhe only door - · for admittance. $1; 7.95 ~F.f a.- ServiCII Offlred Same Quality as regular 22" Turf Trim, but with poslti11e friction drive. UfCARfOH• EoriJ 8W 11:00 lllualelliiilmlled 11:45 AU U!e Now1 ·, ' . (except Somdaya) 12:00 News(~ only) 12:15111ullc UnllDilted · 5;® Newt 5:15 Dinner Sennodo Silo On "' Tbe SIDrlnl Prucber . SELF·~ROP£LLEQ . $&:2.~5 & lll'dal__& !O.tnda,y) ~~~.-om ; circular houtinR to keep grass from o. 8:05 Mule UniiJnlled 10:30 IIIIIJ •.•. ............ Ill.- $:OO N.:-wa...:• lildayl) Sporto (Satur....,1) 7:15 Edloes of Jw 8:00 Ohio Valley Naws 8:15 Mualc Unlimited '11:40 $on& r. Slur)' Time 11;55 WaahingkJn R_.to 12:00 Now 1 ~ ~:15 Bullelfn Board 12:30 Tbe "In Sound" 12:35 T,_l.J!>'o '((1 4:00 lnterehaneo 5:00 Nowo, Weather, Sports 5:30 !O.tnaet Serenade (101111 .s.r- motors. Has fingertip controls, airlift suction blade that raises grass for cuttin(l- Re· lnforced deck IS 14 ga . Steel, blade has 1:00 {Somdays) Rwl !state For Sale BIUL'I'OB Form, Vllap, aiJ I'IPIMJipllllrltiJ ~ WOither, 5:00 •1.a 0. D. PARSONS (MoncloJt iiiru Frl....,a) 7•45 Edloea ot Jw ' 8:00 Ohio Valloa> Now1 8:15 Talk of the Town 9:16 Tbe lo!ornlnl !iMw 10:30Citatterbox 11:00 The Momhig Show 11:15 World & lila.., C.l, News 12:00 Commmdb' ' lollll'kll Nowa 12:15 llallelln lioat'd "12:30 Proaecutor Jlptt, (Ilion.) ~arm IIIII Home (Tuu., Wed.; Thurs.) Calntr7 Go Round {Fridays) WJEH - FM LOG , 12:15 CouJuy Go Round (Dally . . . whore lndi....O 1:00 !nter<~~anp OR TV. ROOM. INCLUDES FUlL 8ASJ:IIt:NT. Z 8ATIIS.. J CAR GARAGJ; AND INCLUDJ:S A VltRY NICE · BUILT IN XITCH· IN I'RANQE, OV&N ETC.) WE ONLY HAVE .ON& AT THI1 PRICE 800.00. TODAY II A GOOb DAY TO CHECK THIS ONI: OUT. • : ''·":' ' Available with 3lh hp STOP Ill•.. lilt "lA'" WllltAISOII A Flr$1 ..,. Second Ave. Jt.. .~ .. Coa!,lljl4rrf North or Pb. ff8.4211. AGENcy · $Ill ....... TURF TRIM RQTARY MOWERS IT IIW fir 111 wr•srt IJ1II while ·wllh aome bt~ 1/1 vlelnlty ·of 100 bloclli of , "'" 1o tMJ lo ownl Come in md let'a talk At POMEROY LANDMARK -I.OAIEI Willi 170 riAtTOI U1 ..... Thurman, Ohio 33yaaro Ol!Perlenco Phone 245-5269 or Central Soya 44&-2463 Gallipobs Deily Trlllunt 4411- ,ilia- • IIIIU.kiNI .. ALUS.CHALIIIS LitlE II EQUIPIEIII . 511 ,. PlltTIIST IH MINrtbRI!: ColUe, 11001 by , l)itne. !JI· POco, llghl hrt!lni SIGHtf Love lhate ell•chmtnltl Eaay on. Eaay olf. Attacb"!""ts IDQ';II't .quickly down under,_ up f.OOt; or bebind. You .re ID. ~and ol any JOb •••, n>Owinf, anow cleanng, garderung and dozen.t mo1-e! ·. Dllnols ALus:cHALIIIERS WIIILE YOU'll 111111 reeol,ve mll'd. . lfor-$1.00 . Wednetday e~eninJ bY JDII. ' Son. Barey dealer In Rill' LAND, o. smooth, steady plowing_ • Added convenience: con· venient controls, faster-reading instrument panel, - Lilt . ~ke ~ to, Duke Cleanm AT FJ~ '" ng~:, po-.,.; ·u" 11 • hrrlfk ..,.. .. Pll. THE WISEMAN ~ " ro~H~ !:::'• ' ~ilfglil r,fiitlc.,., t-wer tractroill ··- . . '· Instant contiOI. Move from forward to neutnl to revene without clutclling: Pick yiiUr oW1i ~~round lpeed to auit the job. '' Ma" Willia1111011 We'll prove to you why this new tractor is your finest choice, whether you need a three-plow first tractor or a lake·charge utility helper. o Thrifty, quiet4·cylinderpower, 36.9 hp PTO' or 38 hp PTO' gasoline. • 8-forward, 2-reverse transmission gives wide choice of speeds. • Differential lock for extra traction •Constant-running 540 rpm PTO. •81.4-foot turning radius for easy maneuvering. • Low, 51mch hood height for outstanding visibility. o Draft· controlled 3·point hitch adjusts automatically for C. PERSoil wbo gotlarg~ bt'o1W ·nil at the Eaay tl'aih rrLLBE .lOVE , mQ~tAA,i.q,t\loll!ldl; foti "··"\"J Drive AFew Miles an• -..............~, ·· 111 · ·' · ·· .' ..... If YOU CAti11T'S TillE YOU IETIn.llnll - )'0111' sua. ~ GRAVELY424 r , Llll•••=•= ,. eona~r ,._, ·~not: ' ' 111 . I 23,, X.~.- . ~. new. Clll lt&fiQ after ...:: ·:'. . X · "'·--• W.J.E.R Radio til... Love lhllt •111Nr drlnl The Gravely 424 drive it 111-gear-and-ateal shaft , • . puta the wbele the action ia, into tho attachments doint the job. Then are no belts to slip or break •• • it's ce'ar and ateel all the way. Esklmos are fast reP.laclng their dog t e a m s With oilpowered snowmobiles. ~ SAi.E. OR TRADE fGr . 1111811 .motOrcyele, Ml of ...land druma, eoll ~·· Come-lhe~­ the . Real Estete For S•le FO.RsAl! •..., ....... u I'OR n FARM SUPPLY tiJIIIImll \ lf!d . •~ . , 'CUSTOM SPRAY PAINTIIG ·. Fanners ,. ...,,., tor ....... ., - ~~- 'WEEKEND SAVING TIME;· Repreaen~~>o ~ .. -- · ~,... J' i '"'!"""': ' l11>1= -- WILLIAMSON~ Fitll to "'"' ' ' . .. .....,., wW Dt ebuiN U.. ,... Fo~ Slife rvr .,. ' IliAd r9r ~ f fu• RNPtlr' elllllfte1U0111 Ind. to U1e ,. · ..~ .... .:. ~ .. ~~~~~~ or S · aIe :.t",..- ~.....~ " ~ .~ "" ... ••r.!nlim1U.41 ..,_ .......... Al.um·ln Q,.. ~· tl...,._. · ~ ,. . ,,.._ _ ......... : ··;a ·;... Sh-.as ... ..... , ..........w ..,..., .. Offset Pl1tes ............. . HAVl! ............ . . .. '."'". UsedMANYUSIS Noli• 20f , . 'FerTNde ' II . i: ! .:'J:.'!."'~w'1: ' ..:;• .::"'::: I ~ day: Wing Pinero believe the future Is past again, entered thnoirlfi another gate." COMPARE ~~~:,.j~ I will . .·B-G RESULTS· COST LITTLE WANTA~ "'-- s...., . WHEN - You ·USE . ...;· """ .' .t.._.,...... , ,.... . it 1. , '" At.m.. lllltcheU Negro page bacame boy In lho tivea. A EagUsh Come in and 13 - the ,...day Tlme-nllrijll, :omday, o\prU 11, 1968 C, ~J! Idl• (;9uney eo.......n Pie~ a Court. the Booth Lincoln's Washing.Shot the Chief the followthe ') .. l!. , -·-·........ . . .' ·~. :, ' .% troo{lli surrtldered. In 1865, Wilkes r~ '•• f,' . . ... ' 1 · p18111lng tor' •early and late va- at ..., ri .inco lho~ crops ·T. · 1\.T plalnlltl was 1&i• c~s~'ol rletlel such,a&corn. -.Qll oeeUpy the ~ spaee 1 ••Ven minor cl,u~n.. ' ~ 1., strVeral yeara (Mreimlal vep' · · • PROCEJit!RE SUGGFSrED tables). Plant ooriJ matUrlngvog- WA.\ljiNGTON - U. S. Rep, . SPbNsol\n4Q •DANCE : Hero's' a Bl!IIOaled proc..,.o elablea euch a,l rl!dlllhlia, earlY Clareoce E, Miller (R.Ohlo) ~'', CHEllrE!t '- ·: ,Tliii, Cheijlr for plannl~l. I)'OU1' IIJII'Inr IUid cal\bage, pool, and ll'OeD onloos <.,IIPOn&Orod 1 bW 10 extabllsh Ass~~ will .li\onaor a fall garden ••IO!illlned by Jamoa In a sectiGG ao that aftet' bar- ·1n tho Trea&uey or the ,United . roimd' ~~~~~~ · . ·e''~e :.:... b. Utzinger, ~lion hortleul- vut the ~P&<e ·may be convon- SWts a rlgh~way revolving ~ · · Ill ·6:30 ~ turlst, 11\o i»llo SWt Unlvar- lently planted lo . otiier vogeta- fund lor atlvonced acquisition of . at tho Cbe~el.tarJociiiet \ Blly. bloa. Thll Ia called oue.eollon rlghtHI-woi' lor looleral • aid ..W, Fr...,l,.; Alldrawa and :till - Get a go<ld veplal>le gar- 'planllng qi: double cropping. blihWIQ'I, prov\ti ·Q~q~iJ. Jae.s denlng roleron<~ -.ThoOhlo - Dra!'lnlhnegetablor<>Ws M111er,amemberofthellouso C&rnlhlhwlllibi!he ~~.~~ Stall CooperaU1te ~Ilion Sar- oil 111• garden lkeldl labeling the Public WorkS CoDmll~ pro- cooda w111 ;,' to 'lf;e oc!r;llortll!P vice Bulletin 287, Homo Voge. ron as to crop 11111 planting posed an emendutent to the F~ •-• drl ....,._ .,,~~ 1 Iaiiie Gardenlll!l In Ohio Is an data. lil!ormatloo concerning oral-Aid Highway Act of •965 ''"'" vo of~wm1""'?''" I excellent sulde .l or planning and planting dalla and row spaclnl authorizing the states to use . , ., ' plantlngpurpoMI'· Youmayob- mayal.,be!<Mmdlnlheabove -rtloned ledoral-oldhlgliway ;, · ; I talnthls publlcaillon through)1llll' mentioned bulletin. lunda to acquire highway rlglrti- · A·Lon d J.·n ~hlmp nanied local Extension <!lflco. · ot-way "' to aeven years In U. "Congo" ~arne a lelevlolon _ Make a uketch 01 your THINGS TO REMEMBER vance ot aduil construction. Tbe persona!Hy 'll!hfeetl )1166 and garden area shoYJ'In8 all cllmenGardening eo!hualaats should measure lntniduced toda,y would 1959 by pilnllnti' 384 pictufea, sions. remember that It takes more in1Jlement this present advance Some with a\-:b"t~sb.'~'. : ·' .~ ; _ !Jst the ve~bles which ume 1o care lor a garden lhan acquisition authority by • . - · · ' you want 1o grD1N and that lhe It doea 1o plant it. Many lolko IIBhtng a rovolvl~ lund ol$31)0 In atlvanc• ot;llielr IICtUil r.. lamlly likes 1o 11at. You mlilll get over.enlhullastlc, getting 8 million to makeadvanceooftundl .q ulr•ont lor ' c~ 'HI even try plantlnl! a low vega- larga garden plaorted and th_, to the states te pay thO costs pointed 10 ~tllll Wh!<'h 1111 tallies that .1'011 hsive never tried fall to take care of 11. or course, of aclvlnce rlghl<>l-way' acqulsJ,. had I rlgh~ay revol~ 1111'1! before. They mill' become your other folks are like lhe writer . . tloD. ot t30 m11lll>a llncO U52. lie ' lavorltea. They plant 1 garden 110 larger Miller emphasllod that JDIIII' aaid 1blt Calllonill. by Pur<.,.. 1 _ Decide how many vogota- lhan their wile can take care ot. pob11c and prl•ata b<lloftta can lag PI'I>Perly t.r;. In atlvance oC bles of each kind ba reQiirThe Extension O!llco hal Ex- result rrom the acquisition of actilal eoni~tlon, bal saved ed for lamlly uae. , tanBIIlllln!ormatlon 00 allphalea certain propertlea o.matant1aiiY approXImllel,y $300 million. Today's Almanac of tent caterpillars. Jackson Produdioa Credit Association ' • ' . h. ... b ' - Determlne ,,t.ere each vag.. of gardenibg vegetables, summer ROY AN D HOLL¥ stewart of Yeager Fork or Thirteen MUe Creek have also been conserva- B.v United Press Inter national tion farmers for many years. Today Is iimday, Aprll14, the All ol their cultivated land Is farmed in alternate contour 105th ol Is 1968 with 261 to follow. day Today Easter. striPs and has been operated that The moon is between its Cull •' way for a long time. Lionel ~ith Phase and last quarter. CGUNTY MANAD. . - IIICHAID N. ITIIIIIIT and Joseph c. Johnaon helPed The morning star ls Veoos. 114 MULIIIIIIlY AVINUI POMUOY, OMIO them establish strip cropping on The ewning stars are Mars WYH271 ;:;:;:; H IYCAMO. . I Tal IT •ALL IPOL II, OHIO :;:::;:. their farm. AltogetherJ there are and JuPiter. -' .-:-:-·........,1 :-:-:-: .. O..thls day llthlstoryl : m<~::· ffl•f:o:·:·:::·:·:·:·x·x·:·:·:·:·:·:·=<«·:·•·:·>'!<:•w····:·.·.·.·.·.-.-............................ ..... ...:::#,. iii ll<reo,q! IApd '!Ill•~ 18 laomed ;) ,:::.·!,::::::-::::::::~:::::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::.::::~:-::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::=:=:=:= Ln strips. They follow a definite In 1861, the flag or the rotation which includes eight ao.- Confederacy was raised over I• n Som~;S.C., alter Unioo • .... SEVERAL LANDOWNERS have etable wi.U be pla·nted iD the gar.. fruit•. Insect and disease conan active conservation farmer made definite plans and have tak- den. Plan crq:,s ~ sueh as aspara- trol wtdch is available without for many year s. He became aco- en stE(Js tocarryoutwtldllleseed gus and rhubarb :at one side or charp. operator of the Western SoU Con- projects this year. These · - - - - - · • ~~~~~~~~~~~------. He is a former county commit-· ,-. ·.; ·t; ../,,· h, ~ ·.r·.~.t~: ' ·~ , · • .I I, •, , R. • .I'. IF/' moRd: 6.iiANTED : · · liJ t...o,.·w ay · ro-=oov ;:.. on',J)'oulid(·ot gros~ nogl~ "* ll&V•,Pel :.'1Fund Set Up · llelbort In, fht MN• · ·· . ' t ··~; earth awa,y. Mr. Carney has been quirements for his Eagle award. servaUon District the year the Other scouts helping with the pand was buUt. tree planting were Robert &Ira~ He still operates a (arm which ling, John Paul Halstead, M 1k e has 24 acres or meadow land and stevens and Brian Redman. The 62 acres of pasture. He has built boys planted 100 to 150 trees three .POnds on the farm, planted each, and while cbing so, took two acres of trees, tm,proved six time out to catch a 4'" long black acres of woodland. and has limed, snake which was slithering away fertilized and managed the hay and pasture land. MODERN CREDIT FOR . MODERN FARMERS They have a woodland area from which ten acres 'have been harvested. These trees were marked lor cutting b.Y Johnny Looney, Sorvice Forostero! tho W, Va. ~artmontolNIIUI'al Jl&. sources. They are Planning 1o build a watering trough below a 'IPrlng this year. Denver Yoho of SoU Conservation Service belpod them with plans lor develoPment ollhe &Pring. ' 'I~ . ,. ~ �.~ ' i ·~ ' • lit.. 'f.. Sunday Time,;..o;entlnel, :>undo,v, J\jll·U 1-1, 1968 ""· m • Farmm!!... • a ne New · BY C. E. BLAKESLEE •.'It ·I. ~· Aaent. Agriculture, picked and ""'owned wllhln a . ' few hours time. ~· ~L :!/:t~ ~£~ ~ Metes CQunt.)' Others 119 a garden eo tbey •·.'~ ,.: •:.ii·lfY¥E~O¥ ~ Sj)rb)a has como can brag to their nelgbbera a., , . iiii4,J!1th lt'lhellrgeohnanyhome- bout how early a crop they rals'.:< - • • lo pi art a home vege- ed or about lho big hood ol cab·" "lablo 'garden. bell or tomalo that wel!illed two lllelgo County commercial veg- pounds. elable growers are wa,y ahead. Whatever the reaoon lor agarLaot January they planted their den, there are many thlngawhlcb eabbaga aeed In tho plant beds allould ba conBidered. and most olthe lleld planting ol the eabbage Is now complel· od. The tomato saed was plant•• •' ed .In the beds In February and •• plants now range In height !rom acoupleoflnchesloslxlnches. Within the next !oor weeks most of these plants will be tranaplanted to the lield, hopeBy JOHN COOPER (Idly to produce ripe tomatoes SoU Conaervatlon Service reac:b' tor the market in late Mason County Juno or early July . PT. PLEASANT- Five Boy Commercial growers of vege- Scouts have helped plant 1,000 tables plant cabbage, tomatoes, trees on the Edith Berkeloylann beano, sweet potatoes, caullllow- on Robinson Ron as lnterplants er, melons, sweet com and oth- among eXisting hardwoods and er crops lor only ooe purpose. Virginia pine. The planting co.. Their purpose Is to make allv- ered two acres. lng and hopefUlly to provide not These boys were doing this to only the necessities ol life, but . helP earn their merit .,...s In lilt Is a good year, then It may "Conservation". The b&dgn Is mean a new car, a vacation, or one of those required for Eagle 1 • ' I ' Veptables may be 111'0"" lor 1belr edible l'GOtl, stems, leaves, or fndta, and each had Ita place 1n our dal17 diets. So your garden ihould ba · planned to IIUj)ply those vegetables noedecl In lho dal17 dlel aa well as those tho fami1¥ likes. A wollillanned and cared Cor garden can provide a supply ol ·· i, · freall vegetQbles Cor the lamlly Iron\ early Ma7 through ~ovember, as well as au excess Cor rroorln& or canning. . Your plan should contain Information con~ ~e kind and amounts ol vegetables to be planted, planting dalls, lociatlons In tho garden, the distances ba· tween rows and the Intervals ol Lay of the Land s cont c rew PIants Trees 8fiDdlng the kids to college. Scout and ls oPtional for Life and Star Scout. OTHER REASONS On the other hand. home gardeners plant a garden for sev- .. eral reasons. The time..Jlmored ..., Is to provide food lor t h e family . Many Meigs area men are able to feed their families only because they have a good vegetable garden. Other families plant a garden ~cau.se they Uke (resh pro<klce ,. .. Larry Wright, oldest scout in the gl'O\Il, is near completing re- rrom the crew. One ol the boys res olcorn each year. It lo his homo In l\loall. owbrook. We are wondarlng how that went over with the mother. TO REPAIR POND A. T. Carney, whose farm Is Leon School, Is maklngplans te repair a pond buUt In 1951, Muskrats havetunneUedaloogthe PIPe 'IPDlwBY which allDws water lo find itB way along the outside of tho PIPe, and In so doing, has washed a considerable amount of brought '*" teeman for the Agricultural Sta.. . COMPITI'I'IVI TOTAl. LOAN COSTI "FAlMI• OWN•D CRIDIT IOUICI" billzatlon and ConservationServlee. He is les s active in fanning· oow, but has time to spray apple and wild cherry trees to get rid projects are being carried out With cost sharing assistance of ASCS. and with the service or the District being used. The farmer~t who have made definite plans are Larry Derenge. Jerrle s Run Road; Edley Mcll>nald, at the mouth of Patters Creek; Paul Rairden, Leon; James Allen, Gallipolis Ferry; John W. Watterson, Jerrles Rwl Road; Homer Beckelhimer, Up.. land; Evereu Keeter, Route 87, and Jay Sturgeon on 18 M11 e Creek or Ohio, near Glenwood. li'.•I•HY.WI MORE l 1 FEA1"DRE:S r--------,-------4 B.'If ror :...n ,.ew •. WHAl'S IY Lilli! crept irltlr box in ton, D.C., Executive .l ~DMKCI . . f,, .' ~ f 'V' f'i ';;.· Pt1 ..... N . 0 . the NEW INTERNATIONAl: 444 with any other 3-plow TIIAT~ EASY TO AISWEI If YOU'VE IIIII TO I!~~~~~~=~~~~,~ Lon 111111 power! One look tells you-thjs is tho compact tractor you've been looking lor. That 10 HP engine is deluxe thick.foam seat. See the new·lnt0rnaijonal444 here now ... put , It through its paces .. . flndoulfor yourself what it cen do. Stop And See The large , Selectijon of Push Mowers, ~eH Propellled and Riding Mowers. ' Low, Low Prices at Meigs Equipment Co•. llhr Meigs General Hospitel PH. 992-2176 ~n~~f.aurtt'lllltlmar. POMEROY . · lf!·'I!IJ ' Off. 446-3643 Eve, 446-3796 NEW GMC TIUCIC HEADQUARTERS ...,,,..11 . 125 Tlllrtt · - lf.S PorS.i. ' 17 FT. ,run-a.IJoul and 50 b.p. Forhnt lfvlnrude motor wllh lraller. fully equipped and li100II all oti'FtcE' IJIIee lor rent. CaD CoUI Guard requlremenlll. Mf.lifl from I a.m. lib I Am being lrans!erred, must pJiL sell. Ph, 44f.4733. 114-3 - -PllltN. 4 1'00111 ~. PAPER wood lruck, 11156 Int. IIIJUnd lloor, all utUru.i Jllld, tractor and 20 ft. trailer. gaed lldullll only, lft.IJit. 'JI.II oondltlon. All new tires. 2455184. 114-3 BtJ8iNr:sa BITILDII'io, II K If, toeM!oft 35 Court 81. Good - 111'1 \II T. lntemalfonal plliup, dillon. Ph. 4f&.1811 Cl' 4*1141. heavy duly. Clll • • • . Jll.l 1f..ll 1184 POJiT!AC Catalina alation WIIGD VI, PB, PS, radio, turFliltNISRm epar!IMul, !let Stellll Arnold. l'llt PIO mk, cheap. Ph. 4ft. ll'il ilolel. .,... 3384. 'JI.II 11159 I> .T. Chevr~let Pjeltup .1964 2 T. International 11155 1> T. Dodge pickup 11116 3 T. GMC dump true11 11116 11>. T. Dodge truck I95G I> T. GMC plokup 1851 I, T. Cbev. 11155 I T. GMC 11113 4 T. Gli!C 11113 1> T. GMC plcl<up 1983 II T. Chev, pickup 1961 'II T. International Pickup 19;0 I> T. Cbev. Pickup 1960 Z T. GMC 1967 Oldsmobile Delmonl 1960 II T. Chev. 19'l4 II T. Cbev. Piclup 19511 II T. Chevrolet Panel 11112 II Ton Chevrolet Pickup l95tl l T. GMC dump truck I Minneapolis Moline Power Unit 1958 F 11110 Ford New 80'• Rolary Culle11 tm.SO. New 8.25 x 20. 10 ply nylon tires $55. Inc. Federal tax. Ollie Vsltey Jmplemnt 01. 113 Pine st. Pll, 441 1111. 140 II Brand. New 3 Beclr60m WithllaHmliit Split Level Room To Sp1re IN AN llll.t:'8 A VERY WEU. .KEPT LAROE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH EITHtR fTH BIDROOM No Down P1yment 1.. VOU CAN QUALIF'i HIKI'K YOUR CHANOI. VIBY NWI, 2 BEDROOM PULL 8.-\SBMI:NT, BUILT IN Kft'CHI:N LARGE J.IVING ROOM. CAM. TODAY. Pric1 Reduced 2nd Ave, Nice Home · NNr Nlw Brick f ~ARrrrm UVINO, DJNING ANI) HAU. WITH PIIIPLA.CE NICK KrTCHEN . FVU.. BA&i MICNT OLDER HOMI: 18 1100· ERN AND EXCJ:LLI:N'I' COHDI· TION. YOU CAN'T DO BETTIJl .'\ Nh STAY IN TOWN. WANT A VERY NICI: MODDN 3 BEDROOM WITH fVIJ.. BAI!IE.MENT. :1 CAR GARAOI . BVO.T IN KrrCHEN, AND PU.T LOT. OONCRETI: STREETS AND SIDEWALKS . OON"I' BE TO LATE CHECK TODAY. .. . ....... .... Real &stet. Fer 5lle D. H. WOOD, hlltor Phone 446-1066 30 A. CLEAN, SOIDII farming For Sili or fr1de land, no tbnber. !lwelllJJI m..-IAft. 'st fORD 2 t. I!'Uct, hea'J' dt>bas aluminum aldlng, garage, :' ' tJ, wheel base, 1 IJIIId I miles from loWII. ·:•••, . lUI' end, 17 II. nat bay bed, NEIGHBORHOOD RD. 115 A CLEAN. Wellleneed, aome •• tDs. or !ride lor calvei of 93 A., Tob. Base. City !lcl!ooll, timber, pond, loblccO bose, •• •• tqllll nhie, U Inlerealed 4 BR home, mahog. paneling, on Route 581, 3 miles from •• SLB!lPING - . . wteldy 1965 CHEV. tri-ule tandem ALL types of building mater•• l!rii'! C. ll. )Cbmey, Ill. I, bam, and 6 oprlnp. CaD to. City. :·,. aMUJIOib, 0. rllol. Pork Cenlral 11otal. truek with II II. dump bed, Ials, block, brick, sewer pipe, day . 1U 50 A .~ room home, ;oo4 barn, •••• 'JI.II 119 motor, ~·peed .trana .. 4 windows, Untels, ete. Claude THURMAN II A. tobacco base, near VJn. ·:•• opeecl aux .. ' fi,IIIIO lba. front Winters, Rio Grande, 0. CH ton. MODERN 7 room home. S yea11 •••• APARTM£NT. 4 · 1'001111. llltlt axle, 34,1100 ll>s. rear axles. 5-5121 alter 5. II U old. carport, Ill A. washor LOT on 588 adjacent to city, •• Real l\n'illllhod. Adalll. Sot Priced 141110. Kenneth OUII, •• & dryer, buiJt.Jn cab., hard 1001285, city water and ru :·•• Mrs. Pldreno, Ill 151-1142. ... 19611 ZIG ZAG wood floors, birch' panellng, available. OraPI 1!1. .,.. BUTTONHOLES, sews on but.• al. siding. NICE home on Edplont St. 1 ' SPRINGFIELD riding lawn ,. tons. monograms, fancy de~· .,, room, lwo balM, lull IJase. LAND CONTRACT LARCm eflle!eolev allll'lmellt mower. 25 Inch eut, 4~ liP signs, elc. Sews easy. One •• ment, Insulated, II!Dne and 111111 bath, U!Uitlu ueld. m motor. 3 speed Irani., good dial does it all. Pay oft bal- 5 R. & BATH, new gas !umaee, !rama, mU.. ua an ofltr. 'l'ldld Me. lft.f741 or ._ condlilon. Ph. 4*23911. 116-3 I II A. bam. Hannan Traee anoe due 8 payments $5.15 NICE lour room oottqe and · School. • . 84 each. 446-1639. 113-11 ·~ ~ 110 Gjlerllilet llleliiii'J. bath on Firs! Ave. Alao 111 KEEP your carpell heautl!ul ROUTE141 ;!· ru, llf-7UI. 1M 1 inr. and hoth fumlahell o- deaptte COilllant lootsleJII of room berne on Jl1ril Ave. STEREO RADIO CONSOLE LOVELY new !ltb:IIIO Raneh on Good localfon. '' llarlment. An utitttleo noltl. a buay family. Get Blue LUI- MAPLE stereo with AM, FM wooded I A. carpeted BR II ,•·I• ~ Ire. Renl eleclrlc ahampooer 121 Second Ave. Ph. f4Mt1R radio. deluxe floatinA: tumliving rm., 311112 lamHy room, RaoaeD D. Wood, ~S •• $1. Central Supply Co. 116-t .tier 4 p.m. Jll.l lable, perfect condition. Take '•• patio. Z carport. Job I. RldJarda, Iff a11 over payments of M.OO per •,. EWINGTON It PAYMENTS OF $5 •• month or pay balance $107.20. REDUCED prlee. store. living BAIRD REALTY • OR 141 oash, nmot sell 11168 Try it In, your home. Cah 446quarters, feed miD. aw' aewlng machine. Fully equip1028. 116-3 Osc•r Baird, Re1ltor reody to deal. Call us today. •' ped lo itg 118. llllke lxltlonCAU. 8ALE8MAII ANY '111111 ' Need Ustlnt• ~'!!' ]!uttons. etc. 5 . SOUD STATE STEREO We Need Your LllllnC LOOK! ·We .,.. about· told CJOJt. montba old. Guaranteed. Call"' "iiioi? WALNUT stereo console JaJ Dop,.,., 441 . . ••• and are tow on llstlnp. CaD · f/5.1150. 116-11 with 4 s... a~er . 4 soeed autoEarl Wlloc.s. ..... • DJmicATED CJIRIST!AN lllll1 Ul anytime. matic chane:er. Take over who Iii ~ In S!nldaj tioot · HOUSE, 3 bedroomo, prden Ia ••,.. AmtborJ, 441 1111 One Mile OUt payments of $5.'15 ner month mid amrcll ' · !Wa Phone TAJ:E OVER PAYMI!Iml .· . • Emdngs $'1.000 Uf8. ff&.IW. U.S STEREO w~nul conoole like YOU'LL like this lovely 2 yr. or pay balance $611.40. Call · to •'1°·~ !1m ~· May he· new! BsR 4 aoeed chan•er. old hc!me wtlb three bed4*10111. u.s pt PIJ'I.I!Jile. Write 1111' P...t FURNJSJIED Apartment. at • • I'OOI!UI, 2 heautlful balhl, I ·~. Weat Mailt. Fourth Ave. •11 nwlllple epeakers. balance Need Roont? •. 93 or 16;51 per monlh. f/5. W-B ftrepla<e~. haae!netlt, Where the Uvlng 1t1t1 S!., thleato. m. •._ lllil. III-II city water, 2 car garage and 1 electric door. lsE.yOFFJCB· J1'IIRNITual AND CLEAN carpels with ease. Blue PICMJRE yoursel! sltllng IJe. 113~A. lllJDa cabllletl, eU~n. Luotre makes the job a · Femtle Help Wallie. side a flrelace In a specious OWNER wants to aeU their BABYSITI'IlR, s day per net dalb, _,.tlnf Indoor • ""-· Rent electrle ohamliving room wllh beautiful farm and clean I story bome, •. Slmmtl!ll I'll· • a to s, ewtl'f olhtr Saiurdq; ouldOll', drapes. A lar(e carpeted la$1 . S~~etmanl. 11112 lot .84 lob. base, large ham, OfiJce Equip. ...... if.tt Ave. For lent In GaiUpoU. aria. SIUIOI. IU mfly room. a ldtellen IMI wilt IIMle limber, priced fGr FIVE year old three betlroom IU oleaae lhe eye, 3 BR and $' 1 ,0011. OOACIIIWI Trawl T1'111111. RUGS 1 atght? Company com10111100 lol wlth City School• hath. larre DOI'Ch lor summer Sao your .UIIJorlzad ...... lnl? Clun lhem rilllll with Store Building DB elert Wibled Libby liDo - Water - Gao Forced Air relaxation. cblldren wD1 enIt • I lloblle llomea, 1411 $5,11110 IIUYS a (OOd one 11orJ Furnace. An •I 185 a Montll. pilll ............. Blue Lusln!. Ron! electric joy the laJ'IIe play yard and Jlldtllptl Ave., Pl. PIOINDI. bldg. with three rooma and ',. shamoooer $1. Fal'lllf!l''a Hardthe short walt to the pool. 6 Horn11 Und1r . . .' equipment. Bll'l(e, 1ocalld IN! ware Co. IU See II today. $12,000 at VInton. VA+•rllnt SOME In toWn some jull oui. . '~!~!«' lrtlmJIII, .... CaD BALDWIN lfome ortr•n to he Olllc!e ....... 44t.4'1'11 Sf lin. IT'll borne buying lime How Mool have City Wmr Call Dou1 Wet!leltlalt, ft. ffl.llft • ~ .• • p.ll. IN! J'l1lOI&elted and reootd In lhll about lhla long ranch otyle NIBERT wbere your houalnl Salolmu: lklllert L 11i1111 ...... ,.,. in!Ormltlon write home, • beaulllul ldlellen. needs sre penooallred to your ll .t'r. di7 trailer, Credll ~o~tr.. Graves PI- II long llvlnC room, S BR, IIi needs. llll!!llr)' .• liP . . .. CaD 0rgen E. Bro-.~ St.• tile balb, UviU( room, 2 car tona c.u. I ·--- . . teimo. '~ I ' E. MAIN ST. 992-2975 Sh. Ph. 446-2408 , · r.t. • .: i SALES & SERVICE .\' CENTRAL SOYA Of OHIO -.w POME~ •• Dillon AgeiiCJ a ~ Br-iggs run Por ..._ auos, · GRAVELY TRACTOR . D. .. el1llllr- I .. SABRE TILLER . to. • p.lit. ... c... • Clilull!bul. 0. IN Ll•tlnq This Spring? garage, located on • 1arte lol, 1110 per 0001 llnanee. WE'Ril acl!ooled lo pro!esslonalty anoraloe your property - No eoll to ,.,. - C.U . In . ' .. Rio Grtncle LOCATED oo a larre 1o1 II'K and collect on lhlo ,... 140'. one floor jl(an, We balh. vloe Now. heautl!ul ldlehen, Pfi&'O. BICJ ,Country Next Thll home ts only s yn. old. :To Town Str.i!·tton I ~ ·~ • ' ... ' 20Atftl 71 ACRES oloae to''l'own -Oty WITH .47 tobacco ,.... barn, W•ter )md Gas available tevot to ·rotting. can · Rttfil drlUed well, amalt honte not modem. Price • •• Now _ , Don't Delay. 5 1~9 95 catChing. Full year warranty for defective parts ·and workman· "' - shiP . TURF TRIM ' .' . ' ·SEED ' . •u •nDallle. _..... - ...... ' .. C.mplng Equipment · AllliiiAilY'S . Nll1\0NWIDII: INillRAiicl: AVI'O, 11n. life. a llitle a ,.... r. ~~ran,. · W. 11. GAW.,., MASON . Allj!A DWUF IOSAK-L!IttEI SUPPLY ALL . OTIIER LANDMARK VARIETIE$' IN PLENTIFUl: SUPPLY - BUY NOW, PLANr BIG YIELD, FIELD TESTED .. LANDMARK CORN, The Oldest Sbop in the art"a, estl1b1ished in UMO KNOm · UPHOLSTBliNG 116!1 ............ -it17o•416-1211 APACHE TIWLERS at Foarth Ave. 0. - ~. Koot!t, J•.. Mr. AUCTION ..., SATURDAY, APII!L MH, ill68 _ 1:wtl p II. From Galllpollo, go 1 nWe Wilt on U.S. 35, turu'llOl'lh BulavUie &Ill 2 mUeo, turD - oi. Goorge•o Cnot ,.,,: go 1 nWo to Farm. --... ' town. u wW ..U at PUBLIC AUCTION thelollowiag: Set PIPe dies .._ - 6 burner Okvwnl """" cooh stove (II not ao1d bolore IIIIo) - 5 pc, HI Catcol - eloc, •kWot - !arre Iron 81dllot - plclqru ,_ auto wheels - crtamlc Ule - !lot Pel1llll10no -.,... and building brick - ~~ 08 ft. oak dalbar - !liVIng oek tlmbor - Jllcqi trllok bod ..;. lot ca~ iron aotl~ 111 lot Oold tt1o - )!!Pq _ 1 ' - JIUil _ ~ quart, PlntH.)ara "": DIIIIO, 1umbof- docii'a "'ttul- ..... kala - I 6 1\4 J11u11c p!pe _ 110ec1ao wllicDw' 1 honea - leo chest ..;. m-'t llr saw _. Dlillcl - For<! drawbar hitch - :~ meW llllullllbll IICI ladilora - motll tDI1 ...,k _ , 6:~5, 7:$01114, 6:~5 mud .i tna · Selling !arm and DIOvlng to ... ...._t · .... - ...,. ~- a~ow.r - 16 ft. ~Jon laddoi' - drullla - i :100 1*1. calllo Water ...,, - mot.ll • - jan- fOoo!'lida. buck ... ch!M 11111 ...&aware ' .. ) -·-Otllir plow i' '. PQlnil - ' ' ~ (lyr, oloO _ oJJ chair - bJI- -hiiW · ADAI!TEb FOR THE MlliGS,. .IN tHEsE PARTs .. APACHE CAMPING 'l'lWLEII8 WOJW>'a largest seiiiU( camp. 1Dg trallen. Don't '"" • camping traDer untD you tel our deal on aa Apache. 11WQI • cn-..1. We rent new . Apaebae, pi early lbt. UIOd Eqle wllb CIIIOPI'. UP '' (Nota: Uve Ssior'• liread. cuta .'!III.IYIIOI'OOde r...... PfOII'II!IJ when ~checlnlod,) . ----- 0. Rkllag .......... well .. :Pii•h rotar)' .... .NancJ llayJ lll&).ln ::'\.~ me &how Btcliw ......r .. , Sot. 7:00 Evealng Serenade 9:49 Armod Forcoa !bowa 10:00 Firat Natlooal Final to:15lllullc un111 !lin orr Second·- .....,...,. SPICWS J (Except LAKil VESlNIVS Wallar J-..s, State Game Dead Stocl! Prollctor In Lawrenoe County, R1moved Ft. reports that Lake VeJUYius is W!I.L remove y o u r dead producing exoeuent catdtes or horses, cowa and mulel. CaD baas. Goorga Clay of lr<lnlon reeollect Jacbon . . . .. tently eauJht. twelve ban weighing 48 lba. Three b a a s wol!illed raoglng from 5 lbs. 10 IIEYNOUI'8 ~ " oz. and the largest being 6lbs. at from l'lllt Olllce ACI'OII All ba" were taken on artlllclal l'boal mDI belt. Jenklna also reports good Your Emeroon Deller IJG.U Oshlng at liYmme• Creok and at the mouth ot Indlall Cuyan. IIINNBTII 8'1'EGII'I WATER DEIJVEIIY 8ICIMCil l,AKE WIIITE I'll. 44MMT. . , If Ralph llllntar, Slate Game Protector In Pike couney, reports TIIIMITB Pill' CONftljj. good bluegill, bullhood and baao FREE lnapectiorl. eall 441N1 Oshlng at Lake White and below MerriU O'Dell; Openlot fllr the dam. Cllllon Clamlnglwn and !llermllat Tllrmlle ..... BIU Sllc:llan of l'lkola! re<ent1y 10 Belmont Dr. ., If COmbined e!forlaiiiiiCIUJlhl-b' bluegill ranglq from li'' to 8". Several niee CIUllh have HOMER IL\IIlUIOII also baeo repurtecl, Pl>och CurWATER DeUvery Senleo, eall daJ ... lll(bl. IUo Gnllde, l')' ol Waverly also raported Ohio. Ph. SIS 1115. D-tf· catehlng a 6 lb. 8 02. 22" large• mouth bell 00 Lake White. TERIII'l'E • Pllllr roNI'IIOI. CLOUSE LAKE FAIN Ellermlnalbt Co. 1IJieel. Jack B.-a, Game Proersbtlrl. Olllo. I'lL 17Uill. . llctor. m 11$rrJo Stall CoomiJ, _.u ID4f lhat Clouoe Lake contlmes to produce excellent calehes of REEIIIl ~ IIIII lid· bess. Jdm GloaBOII o1 !llawnse hoe llll'rico. I'll. .,_.,... continues lo enjoy excellent bm llshlng. 11o r~ recorded three bass fD the 2 lbs. claa1. WAftR W1U. IJIIUJNO FISH AND GAlCE HEARING MYERS PumJII 8llel ...... Thelllllrlct Four Annual Fish Ice, Ph. 74HII35, Ratlllld, 0. and GarnO Hoarlng Ia ochoWied c. J. "-'"'· .. If lor Allrll 20, I p.m. at 3tiO Ealt Slats Street, Alhena. This will DOLL 11.- 'NUIIOI'J lr...-. be lho only hearlag scheduled llllbl In Dlllrlct Four prior to the ..... IIIIo lor a1Jopplrc ... State Roaring. Since lho baar llftlnl molllen, boully, cl& lng Ia held oo Saturday lho17 or wofiiJ m.. Pb. f4l. door will be lhe only door - · for admittance. $1; 7.95 ~F.f a.- ServiCII Offlred Same Quality as regular 22" Turf Trim, but with poslti11e friction drive. UfCARfOH• EoriJ 8W 11:00 lllualelliiilmlled 11:45 AU U!e Now1 ·, ' . (except Somdaya) 12:00 News(~ only) 12:15111ullc UnllDilted · 5;® Newt 5:15 Dinner Sennodo Silo On "' Tbe SIDrlnl Prucber . SELF·~ROP£LLEQ . $&:2.~5 & lll'dal__& !O.tnda,y) ~~~.-om ; circular houtinR to keep grass from o. 8:05 Mule UniiJnlled 10:30 IIIIIJ •.•. ............ Ill.- $:OO N.:-wa...:• lildayl) Sporto (Satur....,1) 7:15 Edloes of Jw 8:00 Ohio Valley Naws 8:15 Mualc Unlimited '11:40 $on& r. Slur)' Time 11;55 WaahingkJn R_.to 12:00 Now 1 ~ ~:15 Bullelfn Board 12:30 Tbe "In Sound" 12:35 T,_l.J!>'o '((1 4:00 lnterehaneo 5:00 Nowo, Weather, Sports 5:30 !O.tnaet Serenade (101111 .s.r- motors. Has fingertip controls, airlift suction blade that raises grass for cuttin(l- Re· lnforced deck IS 14 ga . Steel, blade has 1:00 {Somdays) Rwl !state For Sale BIUL'I'OB Form, Vllap, aiJ I'IPIMJipllllrltiJ ~ WOither, 5:00 •1.a 0. D. PARSONS (MoncloJt iiiru Frl....,a) 7•45 Edloea ot Jw ' 8:00 Ohio Valloa> Now1 8:15 Talk of the Town 9:16 Tbe lo!ornlnl !iMw 10:30Citatterbox 11:00 The Momhig Show 11:15 World & lila.., C.l, News 12:00 Commmdb' ' lollll'kll Nowa 12:15 llallelln lioat'd "12:30 Proaecutor Jlptt, (Ilion.) ~arm IIIII Home (Tuu., Wed.; Thurs.) Calntr7 Go Round {Fridays) WJEH - FM LOG , 12:15 CouJuy Go Round (Dally . . . whore lndi....O 1:00 !nter<~~anp OR TV. ROOM. INCLUDES FUlL 8ASJ:IIt:NT. Z 8ATIIS.. J CAR GARAGJ; AND INCLUDJ:S A VltRY NICE · BUILT IN XITCH· IN I'RANQE, OV&N ETC.) WE ONLY HAVE .ON& AT THI1 PRICE 800.00. TODAY II A GOOb DAY TO CHECK THIS ONI: OUT. • : ''·":' ' Available with 3lh hp STOP Ill•.. lilt "lA'" WllltAISOII A Flr$1 ..,. Second Ave. Jt.. .~ .. Coa!,lljl4rrf North or Pb. ff8.4211. AGENcy · $Ill ....... TURF TRIM RQTARY MOWERS IT IIW fir 111 wr•srt IJ1II while ·wllh aome bt~ 1/1 vlelnlty ·of 100 bloclli of , "'" 1o tMJ lo ownl Come in md let'a talk At POMEROY LANDMARK -I.OAIEI Willi 170 riAtTOI U1 ..... Thurman, Ohio 33yaaro Ol!Perlenco Phone 245-5269 or Central Soya 44&-2463 Gallipobs Deily Trlllunt 4411- ,ilia- • IIIIU.kiNI .. ALUS.CHALIIIS LitlE II EQUIPIEIII . 511 ,. PlltTIIST IH MINrtbRI!: ColUe, 11001 by , l)itne. !JI· POco, llghl hrt!lni SIGHtf Love lhate ell•chmtnltl Eaay on. Eaay olf. Attacb"!""ts IDQ';II't .quickly down under,_ up f.OOt; or bebind. You .re ID. ~and ol any JOb •••, n>Owinf, anow cleanng, garderung and dozen.t mo1-e! ·. Dllnols ALus:cHALIIIERS WIIILE YOU'll 111111 reeol,ve mll'd. . lfor-$1.00 . Wednetday e~eninJ bY JDII. ' Son. Barey dealer In Rill' LAND, o. smooth, steady plowing_ • Added convenience: con· venient controls, faster-reading instrument panel, - Lilt . ~ke ~ to, Duke Cleanm AT FJ~ '" ng~:, po-.,.; ·u" 11 • hrrlfk ..,.. .. Pll. THE WISEMAN ~ " ro~H~ !:::'• ' ~ilfglil r,fiitlc.,., t-wer tractroill ··- . . '· Instant contiOI. Move from forward to neutnl to revene without clutclling: Pick yiiUr oW1i ~~round lpeed to auit the job. '' Ma" Willia1111011 We'll prove to you why this new tractor is your finest choice, whether you need a three-plow first tractor or a lake·charge utility helper. o Thrifty, quiet4·cylinderpower, 36.9 hp PTO' or 38 hp PTO' gasoline. • 8-forward, 2-reverse transmission gives wide choice of speeds. • Differential lock for extra traction •Constant-running 540 rpm PTO. •81.4-foot turning radius for easy maneuvering. • Low, 51mch hood height for outstanding visibility. o Draft· controlled 3·point hitch adjusts automatically for C. PERSoil wbo gotlarg~ bt'o1W ·nil at the Eaay tl'aih rrLLBE .lOVE , mQ~tAA,i.q,t\loll!ldl; foti "··"\"J Drive AFew Miles an• -..............~, ·· 111 · ·' · ·· .' ..... If YOU CAti11T'S TillE YOU IETIn.llnll - )'0111' sua. ~ GRAVELY424 r , Llll•••=•= ,. eona~r ,._, ·~not: ' ' 111 . I 23,, X.~.- . ~. new. Clll lt&fiQ after ...:: ·:'. . X · "'·--• W.J.E.R Radio til... Love lhllt •111Nr drlnl The Gravely 424 drive it 111-gear-and-ateal shaft , • . puta the wbele the action ia, into tho attachments doint the job. Then are no belts to slip or break •• • it's ce'ar and ateel all the way. Esklmos are fast reP.laclng their dog t e a m s With oilpowered snowmobiles. ~ SAi.E. OR TRADE fGr . 1111811 .motOrcyele, Ml of ...land druma, eoll ~·· Come-lhe~­ the . Real Estete For S•le FO.RsAl! •..., ....... u I'OR n FARM SUPPLY tiJIIIImll \ lf!d . •~ . , 'CUSTOM SPRAY PAINTIIG ·. Fanners ,. ...,,., tor ....... ., - ~~- 'WEEKEND SAVING TIME;· Repreaen~~>o ~ .. -- · ~,... J' i '"'!"""': ' l11>1= -- WILLIAMSON~ Fitll to "'"' ' ' . .. .....,., wW Dt ebuiN U.. ,... Fo~ Slife rvr .,. ' IliAd r9r ~ f fu• RNPtlr' elllllfte1U0111 Ind. to U1e ,. · ..~ .... .:. ~ .. ~~~~~~ or S · aIe :.t",..- ~.....~ " ~ .~ "" ... ••r.!nlim1U.41 ..,_ .......... Al.um·ln Q,.. ~· tl...,._. · ~ ,. . ,,.._ _ ......... : ··;a ·;... Sh-.as ... ..... , ..........w ..,..., .. Offset Pl1tes ............. . HAVl! ............ . . .. '."'". UsedMANYUSIS Noli• 20f , . 'FerTNde ' II . i: ! .:'J:.'!."'~w'1: ' ..:;• .::"'::: I ~ day: Wing Pinero believe the future Is past again, entered thnoirlfi another gate." COMPARE ~~~:,.j~ I will . .·B-G RESULTS· COST LITTLE WANTA~ "'-- s...., . WHEN - You ·USE . ...;· """ .' .t.._.,...... , ,.... . it 1. , '" At.m.. lllltcheU Negro page bacame boy In lho tivea. A EagUsh Come in and 13 - the ,...day Tlme-nllrijll, :omday, o\prU 11, 1968 C, ~J! Idl• (;9uney eo.......n Pie~ a Court. the Booth Lincoln's Washing.Shot the Chief the followthe ') .. l!. , -·-·........ . . .' ·~. :, ' .% troo{lli surrtldered. In 1865, Wilkes r~ '•• f,' . . ... ' 1 · p18111lng tor' •early and late va- at ..., ri .inco lho~ crops ·T. · 1\.T plalnlltl was 1&i• c~s~'ol rletlel such,a&corn. -.Qll oeeUpy the ~ spaee 1 ••Ven minor cl,u~n.. ' ~ 1., strVeral yeara (Mreimlal vep' · · • PROCEJit!RE SUGGFSrED tables). Plant ooriJ matUrlngvog- WA.\ljiNGTON - U. S. Rep, . SPbNsol\n4Q •DANCE : Hero's' a Bl!IIOaled proc..,.o elablea euch a,l rl!dlllhlia, earlY Clareoce E, Miller (R.Ohlo) ~'', CHEllrE!t '- ·: ,Tliii, Cheijlr for plannl~l. I)'OU1' IIJII'Inr IUid cal\bage, pool, and ll'OeD onloos <.,IIPOn&Orod 1 bW 10 extabllsh Ass~~ will .li\onaor a fall garden ••IO!illlned by Jamoa In a sectiGG ao that aftet' bar- ·1n tho Trea&uey or the ,United . roimd' ~~~~~~ · . ·e''~e :.:... b. Utzinger, ~lion hortleul- vut the ~P&<e ·may be convon- SWts a rlgh~way revolving ~ · · Ill ·6:30 ~ turlst, 11\o i»llo SWt Unlvar- lently planted lo . otiier vogeta- fund lor atlvonced acquisition of . at tho Cbe~el.tarJociiiet \ Blly. bloa. Thll Ia called oue.eollon rlghtHI-woi' lor looleral • aid ..W, Fr...,l,.; Alldrawa and :till - Get a go<ld veplal>le gar- 'planllng qi: double cropping. blihWIQ'I, prov\ti ·Q~q~iJ. Jae.s denlng roleron<~ -.ThoOhlo - Dra!'lnlhnegetablor<>Ws M111er,amemberofthellouso C&rnlhlhwlllibi!he ~~.~~ Stall CooperaU1te ~Ilion Sar- oil 111• garden lkeldl labeling the Public WorkS CoDmll~ pro- cooda w111 ;,' to 'lf;e oc!r;llortll!P vice Bulletin 287, Homo Voge. ron as to crop 11111 planting posed an emendutent to the F~ •-• drl ....,._ .,,~~ 1 Iaiiie Gardenlll!l In Ohio Is an data. lil!ormatloo concerning oral-Aid Highway Act of •965 ''"'" vo of~wm1""'?''" I excellent sulde .l or planning and planting dalla and row spaclnl authorizing the states to use . , ., ' plantlngpurpoMI'· Youmayob- mayal.,be!<Mmdlnlheabove -rtloned ledoral-oldhlgliway ;, · ; I talnthls publlcaillon through)1llll' mentioned bulletin. lunda to acquire highway rlglrti- · A·Lon d J.·n ~hlmp nanied local Extension <!lflco. · ot-way "' to aeven years In U. "Congo" ~arne a lelevlolon _ Make a uketch 01 your THINGS TO REMEMBER vance ot aduil construction. Tbe persona!Hy 'll!hfeetl )1166 and garden area shoYJ'In8 all cllmenGardening eo!hualaats should measure lntniduced toda,y would 1959 by pilnllnti' 384 pictufea, sions. remember that It takes more in1Jlement this present advance Some with a\-:b"t~sb.'~'. : ·' .~ ; _ !Jst the ve~bles which ume 1o care lor a garden lhan acquisition authority by • . - · · ' you want 1o grD1N and that lhe It doea 1o plant it. Many lolko IIBhtng a rovolvl~ lund ol$31)0 In atlvanc• ot;llielr IICtUil r.. lamlly likes 1o 11at. You mlilll get over.enlhullastlc, getting 8 million to makeadvanceooftundl .q ulr•ont lor ' c~ 'HI even try plantlnl! a low vega- larga garden plaorted and th_, to the states te pay thO costs pointed 10 ~tllll Wh!<'h 1111 tallies that .1'011 hsive never tried fall to take care of 11. or course, of aclvlnce rlghl<>l-way' acqulsJ,. had I rlgh~ay revol~ 1111'1! before. They mill' become your other folks are like lhe writer . . tloD. ot t30 m11lll>a llncO U52. lie ' lavorltea. They plant 1 garden 110 larger Miller emphasllod that JDIIII' aaid 1blt Calllonill. by Pur<.,.. 1 _ Decide how many vogota- lhan their wile can take care ot. pob11c and prl•ata b<lloftta can lag PI'I>Perly t.r;. In atlvance oC bles of each kind ba reQiirThe Extension O!llco hal Ex- result rrom the acquisition of actilal eoni~tlon, bal saved ed for lamlly uae. , tanBIIlllln!ormatlon 00 allphalea certain propertlea o.matant1aiiY approXImllel,y $300 million. Today's Almanac of tent caterpillars. Jackson Produdioa Credit Association ' • ' . h. ... b ' - Determlne ,,t.ere each vag.. of gardenibg vegetables, summer ROY AN D HOLL¥ stewart of Yeager Fork or Thirteen MUe Creek have also been conserva- B.v United Press Inter national tion farmers for many years. Today Is iimday, Aprll14, the All ol their cultivated land Is farmed in alternate contour 105th ol Is 1968 with 261 to follow. day Today Easter. striPs and has been operated that The moon is between its Cull •' way for a long time. Lionel ~ith Phase and last quarter. CGUNTY MANAD. . - IIICHAID N. ITIIIIIIT and Joseph c. Johnaon helPed The morning star ls Veoos. 114 MULIIIIIIlY AVINUI POMUOY, OMIO them establish strip cropping on The ewning stars are Mars WYH271 ;:;:;:; H IYCAMO. . I Tal IT •ALL IPOL II, OHIO :;:::;:. their farm. AltogetherJ there are and JuPiter. -' .-:-:-·........,1 :-:-:-: .. O..thls day llthlstoryl : m<~::· ffl•f:o:·:·:::·:·:·:·x·x·:·:·:·:·:·:·=<«·:·•·:·>'!<:•w····:·.·.·.·.·.-.-............................ ..... ...:::#,. iii ll<reo,q! IApd '!Ill•~ 18 laomed ;) ,:::.·!,::::::-::::::::~:::::-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::.::::~:-::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::=:=:=:= Ln strips. They follow a definite In 1861, the flag or the rotation which includes eight ao.- Confederacy was raised over I• n Som~;S.C., alter Unioo • .... SEVERAL LANDOWNERS have etable wi.U be pla·nted iD the gar.. fruit•. Insect and disease conan active conservation farmer made definite plans and have tak- den. Plan crq:,s ~ sueh as aspara- trol wtdch is available without for many year s. He became aco- en stE(Js tocarryoutwtldllleseed gus and rhubarb :at one side or charp. operator of the Western SoU Con- projects this year. These · - - - - - · • ~~~~~~~~~~~------. He is a former county commit-· ,-. ·.; ·t; ../,,· h, ~ ·.r·.~.t~: ' ·~ , · • .I I, •, , R. • .I'. IF/' moRd: 6.iiANTED : · · liJ t...o,.·w ay · ro-=oov ;:.. on',J)'oulid(·ot gros~ nogl~ "* ll&V•,Pel :.'1Fund Set Up · llelbort In, fht MN• · ·· . ' t ··~; earth awa,y. Mr. Carney has been quirements for his Eagle award. servaUon District the year the Other scouts helping with the pand was buUt. tree planting were Robert &Ira~ He still operates a (arm which ling, John Paul Halstead, M 1k e has 24 acres or meadow land and stevens and Brian Redman. The 62 acres of pasture. He has built boys planted 100 to 150 trees three .POnds on the farm, planted each, and while cbing so, took two acres of trees, tm,proved six time out to catch a 4'" long black acres of woodland. and has limed, snake which was slithering away fertilized and managed the hay and pasture land. MODERN CREDIT FOR . MODERN FARMERS They have a woodland area from which ten acres 'have been harvested. These trees were marked lor cutting b.Y Johnny Looney, Sorvice Forostero! tho W, Va. ~artmontolNIIUI'al Jl&. sources. They are Planning 1o build a watering trough below a 'IPrlng this year. Denver Yoho of SoU Conservation Service belpod them with plans lor develoPment ollhe &Pring. ' 'I~ . ,. ~ �,, ' '1! ~ :ilal.b' limUnel, Pom-Mlddloport, o., APril 12, 11168 ' ' ' ' ·' ' . ,, ·:·_ ,._.... ........... ) ···-··+-.... .. ...... _, __._,, ' " .",J . ., '··want Ads Rlng~ Are You · ustening? '- .A.WINTER. MONEYLAND! • Emolo,·m"'". Wintecl WOMAN wants bciule-" by dav or week. PltMe 911-5180. · • 4-tU!e ' , ' ·~ ·•- I ' ,• BY OWNER, · new ·three W. nJOm air COildilloned home; Ul-tfe ~ r •• .. STEREO RADIO eonaole; maple stereo with AM·F'M radio, Forhnt deluxe Dooling tumtahle. per· FIVE ROOM furnished houae, f~ condition. Take over paybath, In Pomeroy. Col! Zf7· ments of fl per mooth or pay 2681. 4-!Utp balance $10'1.10. Try II in your home. cau 11V2-3211. Brown's TraDer ~~'!'~~CIIItt wltltln CNICWIK • " " . . TRAJLER. ,. IIII•P· Park, Mlnersvllle. Phone ll9J. _ _ _ _ 4-12-6tep •SOUD STATE stereo; 1967 wal=··=-··-"'"'TN.NKI I NlfUAitY Jt wonl mlniWIUM· h. 3324. 4-IS-&te nut stereo .On110le with 4 . .N tc. 111611 EARLY Amerlclll stereo ILIND AOI ·~- wpeed automatic AMtt-.1 11c eM,.. ,... Allft,. radio eomhinallon, damaged FURNISHED apartment, 128 changer. Take over paym011ta In shipment; orJsinBI price OPfiC• IIOUU Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Ph. of $5.75 per month or pay bal... .... .. • • !Mil• .,..., $348.115, b!l!ance uow $2118, or m-66llll. t--7-tfe ance $t!t.40. CaD tn-1211. "· •·"' .t-. Utll illtllft a.tu~J payments of $9.75 per month. 4-1S-61C Now warranty, Call tn-3218. Notice FURNISHED apartment, 11411 4-12-6te 17 YEAR old Palomino gelding, ANOTHER SffiPMENT 0! woMulberry Ave., Pomeruy. Ph. men's and children's elctthing -98. 4-7-tfc 214 Ford plow, ooo corn 3 year old gelding, riding has arrived; also, men's work iiOXIO MOBILE home, 11114 mocultivator, one WI(OO unlotldmare with two week old Palouollorms. Jeffers Clothing FURNISHED and unfurnished del, CO~pe! lone kitchen, two mino colt, 4 year old 52-Inch lng gear bo:l, ... hit truet . bedrooms, carpet In Uving Store, Rl. 33, Pomeroy. apartments. Close to school. bed with racks. Phone IIIJ. pony, 7 year old 50-inc:h ]10111. 4-IU\c room. Phone 192-S61t. 4-7-121e Can be seen evenlnp after 6 11'13 day, or IISerl eveninp. Phone 992-513-1. 10-18-tfe or C!OIIIacl Larry Ritdlle. Mior on SUnday. Ph<lne 7Cii776. 'l'IIERE WILL be a COIIlllt!nment LARGE five room and ~ath FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b at h , nersvlllo, Ohio. 4-1441-. 4-1Ute ale on !arm machinery AprU Aluminum sldlni, otorm winapartment, newly clecorall'd, dows, hanhftJod lloorl, g 11 USED PIANOS, THREE EX2'1. II lntertsted contact Leo furnace heat, Pomeroy, Morrll at Rutland. Phone 74lfurnace, large lot: f611110. Ph. Phone 911%-SSO'I. I 7-tfe TRA NI'CE. re-<ondltloned upl M or Jim Carnahan !H9Pomeroy 1192-3'111. 4-7-6\p rlgltt planoa. Also other plme. 4-7-71c ALL NEW ELECTRIC 3 room anus from $39.91i up. Free deapartment, bi!auUful view of IJVE BAIT, Zf hour self-lerlivery. Call 7~11. 4-14-&te vice. Fife's. Third St., MidWILL DO oewing at hOme: zipthe river, you have to see to pen, pockets. pegging, hemdleport. f-2.111c JAMES FRY properly M :Midappreciate, eonvenlent an d lag, olteraUons, etc. Mrs. comfortable, phone 1192-52'71. dleport Hill. Phone 70-5115. Preddle Thabet, Maaon, S-22-tfc SOVTIIEIIN PLAN'n. order 4-1Uie now, cabbage, tomatoes, pepPllone m5651. S-ll-30tp pen, sweet potatoes. Phone FURNISHED three-room apart. ~y .·_ IU-269:!, Ouu-les R. Harris. 8PI!lClAL PERMANENTS regment, bat.~; oo South Second Portland, Ohio. S-IS-3111c ular $15 now $9.50. Cletltb Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. llnpn'a Shop, near Salem Howard Cecil, 992-5262. ' Center. S-1'-30te 4-Z.ffe FOR CUSHION COMFORT Knapp Shoes, Cliff's Shoe ReHAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlngll FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM pair, Middleport. S-21-30tc Nile Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Mon. APARTMEINT. Middleport, day tbru Friday. Ladles night phone 1192-3871. 1-5-tfc FOUR ROOM house, both, run ....., Friday. U-ffe basement, garage. Two year old home. Phone 1181-2421. TWO BEDROOM apartment. PIICNY - ONE 00 PENNY WS-tfe M & G Market, three miles will IllY (or a brake adjustaouth of Middleport on Rt. 7. 1966 Caprice H. T. Cpe. . . . . . . $2795 ~ at Pomeroy Home & 4-ll-3tp POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Tuy 396 engine. Turbo Hydramatle trans. Power oteerAuto. 1-7-ffe miniature. $75 and up. stud lng and brakes, tilt steering wheel, Comfortron service and grooming. Pltoao Air Conditioning, Prem. white wall tires, Astro For S1la 1181-5«3. II 3 tie Card Of Thanks seats, blk. vinyl roof, yellow body, radio, A real HOUSE TRAILER, 1963 model, sharp car 1iE WISH to 01tend thanks to like new. 50110, in MiddlePETS - Black SeotUeo, White aD those who heloed during port; awning 101:40; all appliWestieo, Miniature Sehnauzera tbe fllne11 and death ol our ances, natural gas, washer and Poodles for Easter. Bart. bushand and father, Elias and dryer. Air eondltioo. 1965 Chevy II 4 Dr. . '''' $1095 anJO Kennels, Coolville, Ohio. Stiles. Special thanks to EwPhone 192-3464. 4-ll-3te Phone 1167-3654. l-5-10te 4 Dr. Blk.. finish, clean interior, good tires, 6 c:vL engine, Ing Funeral Home. Rev. M"!'standard trans. zet Smith. Dr. Rldgwav, Vet, l"RRM WALL to wall, no 8011 COAL, heavy, lump stoker. egg erana Memorial lloapltal and at aU, on carpets cleaned and mille nm. Exeetalqr Salt 11811, all !rlends and neighwith Blue Lustre. Rent eleoWorks, Inc., E. Main St., Po1962 Corv1ir Monz1 .. ... ". $695 bon for the food and their trlc lhampooer $1. ·Baker Furmeroy. Phone 1192-!B91. 12-6-lfc many kindness. Automatic trans., red vln,)rJ interior, bucket seats. aood niture. f.Ute Edna SIDes. Edward and tires, radio and heater. l«al one owner car. SEVEN ROOM house, seven Eloise Stiles. Julia anrl FOUR (4) cabs as is,' five moacres or land, cellar, !moke Herschel Norris and the bile radio units, une baBe stsbouse, good garden apace, 1965 Chevrolet -. . . grandchildren. 4-14-ltp $1995 ltoo, frequency oo base statwo good wella, very good impala, &ICier ipt. eye. Beaudlul i>oip IIDiah with matchiltfl tion W41; on mobile unit water, coal boule, wood beige viiiYI Interior with bucket aeota and console. 396 cu. Auction 11171. and office furniture; house: Can be bought ln. engine, Turbo Hydro mldc trona. P, -ring and SATURllAY APRlL 2Q. II a. $!,500. Phone day or on land contract, Phone 741brakes. Good tirea, radio ud beater. Be a &port I.Rd trJ m. 311 miles east or Shade, 1112-1624 evenings. H-4tp 41156 R~tland. 4-Nk: this &~CJ~r. Oldo. oo townshlo road No. ao com•lete household and NINE ROOM house, Ill Iota. SINGER ZIG ZAG llllinc malar!l< amount of mlseeDanRacine, Phone IHI-3'152. 1963 Mercury .. .. ...... ". t&95 eblne. Tblo maeblne aold eous Items. Lunch avanable. 4-Nte · much higher. Tbta machine 2 D:Jor ~ater17, V-8 automatic trans., new w.w. tire&, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snow. own· white flnloh, 1~ and cleon lntmor, radio and healer. will make buti9lholes, dam, ers. MeO>y's Auction Service. LONE STAR fiberglasa boat, embroidery and lie Ill- Tab Aucl11. 4-1!-6tc 15 feet, 50 bp Men:ury mo1962 Ford . ' ..... ' ,'... ' ... ' ' .. $895 over payments of $US per tor; trailer. Plano "upright." ..,. 9'. pay balanee due, Galax1e 500, 4: cbor. v..s engine, auto. trans., pOWer lltHl'<;.-1 - -• T,,t. good condltl011. Phone IHI~ - rac!io,lf'DOd liret, oh111> red flnlah. $!1.41. Phone . . . 4-Mc 3752. ~ '· 11-f CATAPILLAII blade and winch for sale, or will trade 1965 Chevy II . .•. . . . . ....... $1595 ELECI'IWLUX SWEEPERS, for plek-up truck. Phone 1112- 19111 EARLY American stereo: ~ ~ Q>a. VB qiDo, IIIIDlnatlc trana. Newtiroo, eloon 1'111 wullm, po1ilhen and This set has AM r. F'M redlo, 3135. 4-1Utp 1-, radio and boater, genuine parts, caD ...... 4 speed automatic record 1-1$-Mip -·, .' l.,st 1nd Found ehiiiiPr. Lovely flnlab, just $995 lite new. Take over ]lB)'WILL YOU make a fair offer ' UlS'I' AND FOUND Cltlllna 2 dr, lUiomldc, &UOd drot, rac!io and boater. menll of $5.31 per month or '· UJST: Keys with rabbit foot on desirable ten year old pay $18.21. Try It In ywr boule on Rl. a, in ati!Gn. ·' fob. Please call Jacob Turnhome. Ph<lne 1112-2136. 4-9-Gtc er at 992·3831 and receive ~ Six nice 1'0011111 and batb, · • ward. Jacob Turner. 4-14-Jtp basement · eeparaiAid 1o I 1111111 STEREO radio combina1'0011111 and Ule .......... IJIII tion. Hll!ldaome wllnut eoastall. Two lots 501100 each , Help Wan!H aole. hu BSR automatic recFenced In princy. All klnda LADIES - Art Linkletter has ord changer. Take over pay. of fruU !reel. ·lnqulre at joined Beeline fashion show, menta of $11.11 per month or 72" Clb to Axle- 9!1.dumJiboclf, El<IH lf'DOd 825 drel. Blanche ComAIDa bt ati!Gn, Cheater Axlt. how about you• Qualifications pay •-~can 1112-28311. W. Va. ' 4-!NIIte real desire to earn money, 10 .,_.... I ,,,, I IJE:lVAT ....w ..........~ ... . .""'.,.,. ·c - I I I [) t'urr(± J ·· J lAnui COAL CO.. ' elulldna' .., 7,At S'" I ...... ICB11t GOIILE FOIID- MiaCiU~a:JM r.~TSIE f I'KWW619 MIM. [) . ~~ EXP'a'F . wt-1 Alignment II tJ r .. .~ ~~ Now arronplhe circled lttton naoo. KS 62 Chevrolet, 2l Ton ··· ·· · ·: $1195 ~ hours a week in spare time and transportation, No eol- HOOSE, alao Speed Queen JOHN FRY properly on Middleport Rlll. PIDM 70-IIU. lectlng or deUvery. Call GalW8Bher $!0, power lawn mow4-!Hte lipolis «6-41~. 1-lt-Ste er $!0. Call IIIUI86. 4-10-12tp FEMALE. Waltrea II to 35, PAWMINO MARE, 5 years old. murt have neat appearance, gentle, make a 4-H'er. a good nlchl lhllt, good pay' appiJ rldlns horse. Phone ~1)79. In ponoo. Blue Tartsn. 4-11-tl< 4-11-6\p HOP, waitress and dlab Wilber. Apply In penon. Stull !louie. U«c .emr·. $10, three do<. eggs $1.15, one ga~ H &. N day-old or atorted Letborn pullets, both floor ... !on mDk 79 cents, Bologna 3 eage IJ'OIII1 avaDable. Pooltry lb. f1.39. j ...l lb. 99 cents. housin« and automation. Mo1 pleee TefDon $14.98, eoueh. dem Poultry. Boll•. Au-. cllalr $131; onion sets 18 eents Phone 5113-71SI. 4-14-lte lb. IIA!«ister for a free turltey. M & G Martel, three miles BALDWIN HOME OJ'II&n to be lOUth of Middleport on Rt. 7. re11011e8Bed and resold in this ~ 4-Ih!tp area. For Information writ• CredH Mrr . Gra... Plano SINGER PORTABLE, seWI like •nd Orton Co.. S83 1!:. Bt'Oid new. Zig zag equipped.. Full St.. Calumbus. 0. 4-14-lle price $21.a . Terms. Phone IIV2-2685. 4-11-tlc s Wanted To Buy ·if.IAIIGE LOI' or omaD a~ntp ltlllalllo for bulldlnc bome, or wDI buy modoroloiJ priced bome In Melp Loeai llcbool Dlllrlct. Write .... 41, .... .••port. ---RECAPS. regular size MUELLER POliCED air fwo. naee, 4 Yeal'll old, US,IIOO BTU. Complete with duct Wllrlt, reglatets and tbermootat. Phone 1181-fi'IS. 4-11-tfc _ ...J •utte•led by the obovee-. (.b.w~n Y..t•r41f• 4-1-t!o Wanttcl to lent ~Tiu!EI!: OR four room house omaD yard. in MiddleCall m-mc. 4-Iute ---- 18111J ZIG ZAG, buttonholes. sewa on buttons, momgrams, fan- IIIII! OLDSMOBILE: Good eon·' cy desi!Jlll. etc. Sewa easy. d!Uon. 14110. Sellin• due to Ill health. Ben K..tonon. nhone One dial does It all. Pay off balance dt"' I payments of tu-21M4. Mav be seen at Welchlown. 4-14-Ste 15.15 each. Phone 1181-11115. 4-11-tfc ----·. ....:. . . . '10 Ton PI<~ I Ft. Pickup Aluminum Ca~~p~r $495 Stove, Ic:lllox -------------- We Guar1ntee A Better Deal Th1n MD~ .A. Good A Deal As Any 5~55 HI* fo ke11p a .--~--_;:";_';,tlo:"_:'•:;:W.::__, ,_ Chevyhaltr POMERO~OJIIO deals .in town .06 to M .05 'Iburllday Frldar 64 76 14 Satunla3 61 to 30 hlgl! ~mperature 11>r this year 69.2, last · low tomperature 11>r this year 38.5, Iaiit Verdi's "Aida" was first performed at the Grand Opera Aeroaa From Park !IIDfMhr) LISTEN TO 20ih CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR ....U eltUtl frorrt 'Pilllaf foM mo HIM ON THI.!!_001 .. ==- ' SOME SIDE UNE! ~b~ Mon. thru Fri. -- n.... Loo At!1eleo molorc:yele raeers bend over baekwudo te wta. Lea!bllbe p-oop 11 No. 15 :1.'! K:.::,~ Mattson aetlq aa rider. Sidecar raeinc II beeemiDJIDereallliCty popular Ia 9:30AM R1nntwaod, W. Va. Weekly· Guide to Better TV Viewing Television Sl\D.\) ' _,.,'"" i :li O'. C. ONNOR' S NURSERY --- -...... . .. . .. ' • 886-35i7 DWARF FRUIT ~ $US FORSYtHIA . RED, PINK, WHITE FLOWERING ALMOND DOGWOOD . ALTHEA HARDY AZALW SUS u;u;· MAGNOLIAS $US ' """K · ORANGE GREEN SHRUBS WIEGEUA ~ ltltPltR'I' BN01NI: 'l'llNil tlP. l :ll 3 Elltv ~ecl&l s na.., -~: Goti.1d1 t:at ' ""-' Ma~1. eaow co. 4-lutp •··• ll4f•~ "'' s.te O'llllillN AND CROW co. POMEIII)1' - NICE IIOMZ Wl'l'll JIBNI'AL - APtJI'OI. I aena- I l'OOllll (J bedrooms) 111.500.00 c1.01'8 a BOMB - I~ 11orJ fnme, out oliO flooda, s 1'1101111' (llleihoml). bath. GolD& at tii,IGUO. MIDDU!:POBT - I~ • liorY fnme.• 1'001111 (J boi!Noml), bath. Wilt to wall earpel. ...... plnellng, ldtdlo!l• eolllnell. buill-In oven and fuD " - " · tn acel1enl eondlllon. 111.110.10, RllNIIY CUI.AND .... 1 ... ..,. Gillet · - kiD&' ..,....t ··- -Pllk· 27.Poem W1111eil AS IS. $51GI.Ot POMEROY -Two story brlel<. bath_..... .,...r ' -.-and ment 1as furnace ~. C. J!lUII'QID level'tot cloae to MilD lll'eel. AUCII!II'I!IA 1leRt Otit Oile apUimonl llill . . . • Ill' ~ live 1n t1ie 'oilier, . . • •· · -'. , ....... J.AiiiClmUJ!i 'Ill' - II AC. ~Ill • ·. lllll- I 1loule with aiiiJ • · b!llb..W W!llt 'PI«' IJIIem, . , . " .I I l nOI fll' • hir.t"rOrd. . . • u.. ••• • ·-·· c. c •.• ....... . ..am ,. _ _ ,.f: • .. • , ~·- ·- ,.,. . ~ - HW'• J'lt/lt ' ., I J I ~ . ., ' ' . • ·, .. .' '' ':-:' l. . t:N 8 . SlnoaMn Brolllen 13 MIMe Ill Hlah t'buun1 I Million: lrnnonlble ••=• a Att•• n 8 ..,.,._ 10:30 Prnt~w 11 :. I LIM tWw• Pktllre I C,ultal NIWI ClfiCnl 1S l3 Revival F!nlt 1:• 1 Meet the Pren I Our klhlrilane& 13 L(JWfr Li&f!lhouq *"• 11:15 I Mlb oa..tu s 1:• Nkl Dv .,. Ne•• Plduftl 3 ~· ~Ike 1 Deal 8 AI thlo Work11'1aml 13 Wflldclq P~ ....._ II :» ..........., ·=· 3 O.,.t ol OUr Un• Lowe II Spllnilonld nq l3 M c llal~• Nny ..... 8 '1 :. 3 Thollodon 8 Hou11t PI~ 1S 11le ll.lby ~ u. ~- Cwe \\ EI)'\ESI) \ Y · BO.ol= I. Nourlobed 2.Jfatean rubblr -····-· 1:• 8 Tbt Blbll Alllwtn l:tl 3 Corn Cob r:• .III'DII I.,_._ toll U Blblt ADIINrl . 13 Ernest 'hbb !JlO'I' AXJ'DLII.&.&XB II LONOI'IIILLOW one lo\111' ilmpiJ oiu141 r... onotlter.l'lllltlo 11111p1o A 11 111011 1:11 l,3 X4rtom klmlval •=• I Mlllt Dlllltl..t S1Jow I CQtal.D ~troo tor the tltree L'o, X tor the two O'o, ole. sialto lotion, apaolrOphllo, the loqlb 1114 formalloll of tbe wm11 are an blnto ll'.ub dar the eodo totton on Iliff~ ' ''"Stom: 8 Sterel 3 Wyltl. F.arD .&~qao-., II:. 3 "R~~to ~ ~E~Kment 8 Candid CIIMR n Wttll• Farro If:. Q Y 0 8 B X J' Y Q Y .A A 8 Y B X B )C y l) BY B CR UAYV' XSCO; UQ VA,Y VJJ VZCIY CA ZY1CH 1 CGDC.'IIIralall IIYAI,CIIB. -- VWWSBCII a I ........... . . . I A.la.r ~ Mubtm ' til• : I Hol~1411n• 8 i.'kl! ·1,.. 'o,q ·- :~ .,..~ lltW~-b HllltiUilll 11 Ttdl Morlil. 11:11 ' . ~QIJIII .. IIet"'U~THA.T'l11BY ~ '1'4lo'lr ~ 1\'110 HAVII '1'1111 LII.\JI''l'O lAY~ I;' t... 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""*"' '"". ......... • IA.Atll.a D II lhlll~ .... •• .rw...&tt&:lll ' ' ., ·-~ ' ·,-, .·· ' ' ,,~ ' ...,,.,../1: <' •. ~ 3 I:M Jern· Lewi s 8 CIIDIUftln """ 6:aD 7:• 8 Jw:kl~: C,lealtlll 13 The ~rw Game . ll': 'i' ,. ,... 3 Rlntman 7 Galu;y Trio 6 Moby Dick & Mlgfty MJ.ibtor ,,. 13 The Ne,.-l.ynd G.me 1:. 8 Ny T1lree Son• 13 l..l'wreneeWelk 1:. 3M """' iqlrf1 Hlnle5 qat 8 '"' 'J1:It! Beaillll FCiM&t ~lUll 13 ~Pat.ce Jl:tl 13 h I-· I...,..._ J Nn-1, d Wea~~Rr, !lporU u"' 3 Cod lkCool 11:. ·-- 8 New5 ll:ll '"""'' 1l Chiller lbelillr n:• : 8 McMe ll:U ............ Joarl!l.tlap s.- ,ovie Log ,,. ~. !llllllllr Wortdl 1 1D -r.n tt. TrUaa ., nan~. ,,. c... •=• 8 Famil;rT~ 13 , . Newl.YwN GuM 18 Trulb•C"•Il . .IICltll ua11 v....- -lM'n ,,. ,. J Newt PlcWe 8 CIPICal New1 canJ II llt" Grima 3 HlniiJ·BrlllklQ RIIIQ!t A Walllr Crankllil ,,. ~"Serial ........ . "" 1.... w:.,WIId•• 8 1'wlll&ht Zone I c..t PJI1 ~4 13 TNIIato&JI M I - ~Sr,ti~NI -·· .roc. " wm 9llllltt 7:00 - Wr Dull 8, "MJ FatWIM Br "''-' FRIDAY u. ..._ .......... a_ "HlnnlbaJ"" - Vletl 7:00 - 11:20 - 8, '"The Bllck .-\reher"' - Gerald Landr.r TUESDAY 7:00 - ;f., ''Wldl A 5Dl1: In J4.v Helrf' - 5111&11 Rl,yward. '-vidW.,-.. 9:110 - 3, .. Tht Uon" - WU. lilln Holdetl, ~­ Uz20 - &,. "Biaod(KIHlt!Monf'' - Jun Karaia. ~IIIIDI SC hlallino WEUJESilA'Y 11:20 - .... IOcht.Y UriUI"' Ed hrr)', HctaiJml Sr:IIW- ... Karrt.J. llllttl"' - BDb HaH, Dw m ··........._ 1 IIDriiO. Rita a. 11:011 "Eicll)e t'na .. Berlin" - Qln ~ 11:20 - 13, "Cattle Toffa.. - n.n.. 3 Mr. C.l'fllllllt. u - sc.ve Rnvei 7.:00 - &lei ul' NIPl 13 'lilt Deli~~ 8:00- 13, " T h~ IWbe" - IUchard Burton, Jean Sinunonl ll:30 - I, " TnieC ot BlgQad"' MON DAY 1:. 3 Ya.DIWtS. a.t-- LUI Sl.Jr.Uo\Y 13 Glntral HtMrPta1 8 n• 13 Weekerll Nt"f liz• ~ 10:30 lad An1nr1 !ifJII 3 ..... 8 JI'''IIIJ.1 Q•teS! 13 Al.. rrican Bandstall<l l:M Nen, Wutblr, Sporta u Afri~:a 3 Wi'IU'd of Oa a v..n Martin 11 J-*1 . """"·ll;lriji . World of ~rt• 7:00 3 SampiOII " Goliath B The Jr. Spat:e Gbollt U Jovney to CII!U r <I Earth 13 J _ _~·•WorJf '. ~i!..:i''l~~s:;~:.., ••ltdled -. as ~llle ,f.U. .AI:nl 8•. Grwn 'WI ..... " Jl:'lO 3 fUnutone8 8 st..n.an l3 sptclerman li:M ··. _ .............- _ ••• ... "" ~ .';' ,..!IIiVI'IOr'. ' "•• ,,. a IAila.-. ''" _ ........ ... U<41 I "noftllif;)' • , . ~ ti&Jblrl)' lJ. 'IWip-' aJclrl ll:JI I DlllbY.U.,Qvt; U btlr Tam. t. IIIII ll&J.v 1 '• ' I CUOIB....U. , ~J 11111~ II """"' I ~~~Biflllt a Cf'GI!Ikltt • , . Hoib'1iio01 ..... 8 GoU l3 HNm1lx I 8nwb HIUbUtiM ~· Cl(ll1al NH11 c:e..tQ1 • ,..Lw¥ ... II ,._ I ,...,.. Pleture ·U 811th&nl , t:• . d hnlln l..tridoaalna 13 Bat! YIIIIIW·Newl a · w~ ..,.~ • Candid CUIHI or c-~~~~~~e~• J Hana and·Martin • -.... ·-'"' 8 S&cret SlDnn 13 Wyatl Harp ne Newb'wld came 11 Trlitl 8 Cftld Catnen Jl Wlllaflrw •=• Kutoon kamlll&l 3 Mike ~lp Show 8 Cllltlln 1Wwaroo 1:• . ISu&a.bl&meJC v.• e ........ 13 1:. 3 Cu "Track 3 ........ 13 Pt,!on Plac1 13 COiriey Cln'OIIIel Da1iJW Gwnll l:lf I F8Dlll.r Thlltrt ........... 8 Dick ••• ··- I .W, t111ubtr11 ~ 3 Tod..,.~ l3 C~h crt Cllriat 'f:. SJ:eepy Jllrre" ShJw 13 IS W$ Earp ~ :1 Anlthtr World I To Nl the Tnd l3 ~nl Holpllal 3 Nr, Clftol.n J Mllre Douelu Show 8CIII,Il&lfl ........ 8 Cfi.S Gol( 8 llero:uloido 13l The f'II!Uistlc Fou. 3 ToP - 1:. 3 Con CCIII 11..-t ••• ~- Cuper CaJtooll l;il 3 S:.per i're~ldell: Finn\' 13 Tlw Bib.)' Game 1:. Darft SQ8 F.cWe ~ Nla:llt 13 Duil 'hdolt• Sleelf -kfru• Sholl' COII!Itty CII'I"'Uel Bewltchlld ll:tl 8 11111 BlbiP. AniJIIn 3 You II 'l1dl JlaP1t8 • 1'wiii&N 1'.aN 13 Movl• ,~ .. . ,,. 1'olll¥ Sbow 13 kutoon kM-nJ.qJ ........•=• eun.....-. ••• ....•=• il Cob Report ,, 4=• u .-""" •=• BlbJe ""''"'" 1~ t,nn 3 Atom ,'\Jlt 13 O_peratlon Entertat~ •=• , 'fllei);Jeiwl U Gloey no.J Dark~. d I lllif ~"' L.lfo . II BPikllad •. a I To hll tbt -rr.h 13 Gellert! floiJI(tal I:M 7:M I S l . Jeffen !iJuw D-'lLY C&1'PTOQ110'1'E- llore'a how to .••. R~p;~r~ ... •=• n. •=• Con ,,. Bofrlll~ l3 3 Super 6 8 Frankenstein Jr. 8 Sw,pennan .c. Aquunan 13 l.corp ol the Jlq-le t:• 1:• 11:. 8 Mwla 3::111 Jl lll 8 """' 1J 1tlll Girl 3 Mid o.y Ntwt P1mn I JKkllo ObiiiWfr ~ J:l 0r-.m HouH I "'· Low 11 a SpltndorM 1111rc 13 Mcllaltl't Nny 13 ,,. .$ NeWf, Wadllr, stJarU. 8 Capital Newt CM!lral 1:1 ~ •. Wnlhtr, SfOtt• 8 d 11:. 8 Guidi.. Ulllt 8 Date '68 13 lnvadu-1 !:tl 3 ~·ot~rU•n 13 Thli We BeUne 13 KIJ¥: Kooi Nun 3 lronllde 8 Shn-h Atr Tomorrotf 13 'l'reiiUft lilt World 13 N.l.P,U, 1:311 3 The ODctor• ~ Harry RtUOner u Bolllll'~ ' f.r• ~ .. ·=· FJt~ •=• •=• 13 ..."""" 11::. NOnU. I Good 13 3:15 8 LIJq ol 1.& 13 It Take1 A Ttlld I Jarklt CIIU ...r ShDP 13 In1m Hou11 1::11 3 Llt"a Make 1 [)tal 8 AI tht Worlcl Turna U WldlliJw Part)' ...... ' ' ...... ....... .,. ••. Cltoni't >t ''- •=• 3 Mothlrt-ln--Law 3 "The Enormou~ Eil;'' u. .,. '-· .. 1:. ·- •=• "". Mo~l• 8 8 tMdl Van DJkt ll Htd Sllda Hollr IS Bnlkhld I! :JI S F;re Qllu 8 Searth For Tomorrow 1S Tnuurt llle 1!:41 I Guldb:w Li«ht 3 S[Twl!w: Cu-aYin u :a 8 Nldonal Glogrt~ll;y l3 tarriiOII's Gorillah LMt1Uie Report 8 Walltr CrGftkiCf- ne Hoib-.1 §Qurn 13 Go1pel Harmoq)i II:. Hun.tle~·Brln.kley 3 '"" kan!laroo 13 Cowbo) in 1:• 3 .._(l~M.io 13 Nerv Griffin. 1:11 8 And;)' II Mal'Wr-ry 48.11allan flrot employed !OIIjl ';j· boa'1fl or, b:J> net to Ira"'- . , ·IICI'OI• 11i0W ill oentral AI'- • · ' !f\'erll .tbotioand yurs tiao. •. arcbeOioflisto oay. · ·i \ 8 Ed Sulllftll z- 411. llpear :i1 ' ' 3 News PieNre a C ~l Ne"n Certral 11 :• 3 Pt-r-litl- ?:» ·- ''" ......... •=• d ' Hvald of Tndh {t ~,~~I ' 11 :• It:• 3 Walt Dlaney J F.:. The Nltion 8 Faelrc Llf'l ' 'i t ;•'J't/10 '<~ . ... ' •j· ·. . ::: t.-~~c;...lil ::1· • .... ............., lflHM<, ~'1'1' • _~\ .' - 'u:li.;'l;J'C , .. 44, Snare 4B.AUempt 47. Bound of hHIIaUOn .A.:. · ·'"~' 1~ l . ;~ hateb,~ ~<ele! ·~ *' .._,PillbmOII~ ,I; , · ,,911* :',1 ,.....,., , ·_..,,'*-· Open &.!In~Till 20. Ablaze 22. Type o~ u. Einmet an:bltecture 43. Arab cloak 1- Laufr 13 Voyw 1J DllcoYH:>" 11':H ·- 8 1'9tllaN Holb'WDOI -~· I3 Dlelri VIII 0)-llt ,_. 13 ..Tht lklbt'" 35.CoQ. junetlon Yelt.,.IJ'I A11wu as. Wtckid " "V ' ll:M -u. fl. Orient r:;: ·.T!IIJ llltVJl!l1 Man - .' 34. COir<e 39. -modo fO. Spilt Pt& "' '-' . . 11 Bu.llwiDkle ' •!,' - ~~ • . • 31.COin .-. !.:1. ..,lltllletl1 ,_ ......._ .. ..,, .... lkMnt-c:.JI.• 211• ' -•:•' A~ - - ·. '-=: ' ...... p.rrilent lltUowllh . . tl'f'l.eo., AiR~:~,.. , J~f~~fiJfortha ., VIRGO. • ·QIJN ~ ' lila!! ~· llllforr••~~gt,,;nn trontt,r ' :1j,...., .· .,....._,... ~ ., ' ·.~~· 1 1111 A.-et'-!m"'"-· ':,,, ' '. ·' . ~ 30.Mul· berry astteal old. Welt~~! 1400 lbl.; truck, heavy duly, chea]l. :10 Rbode llland Jl,.r l!ena and 4-14-ttc - .--ter. Terms "' .... · ~aah. Not l'OSJlClllllble tor tiClutlnell S.ruhll elden!l. Lunch aemd by MeLOGAN FIIIB • IIAn'f"' thodist Ch..-eb. Mr. lind MJI, l!lQUIPMEN'I', u1el IIIII Claudft Jones. Millis AuetiOII m, .......u,, ~~a, Service. Col. Jim Adami aacaped•! prlcll Cll - Uoneer; Cal. ' BW Brwom App. . . for boall, ~ . . • 4-tf,Ue ••. 1lomel. Dwll'l IApll W. · • , - · Charlel llanlllll . . ........ ~ 1114, Mas; l!2chlftCir . . . , .liM. I4SOtc em lt. Bullelo ST.llio:ellll- 100'b11Shel of corn, hand tools too liWl7 to menllan. -4-lo.llp Llvelioek; one Jersey tmd tt PI!R MONTH rental soli m. Swlu millt «<W with calf 1110 wed water. Contaet Bm ad. brood lOW with elilht 'pJI!i Rutland. Allo ~ ton paneled weanlnJI 11(1!. ane mule ·II Lawrence &blla o,ll.,B1111a.B11A117 • IO:t/l 3 illhiiitr T'blltre U:tl I &allglou1 .!P:ial 8 t:uw Servlu 118. 31. 1'llrovcb lli.Truotod 118. Clom11. Woep YOSI'II mtACUIE - Modem OIM storY masonry home, 7 room !4 bedroom), hail!, balemenl with Sll'lllt. ldlcben with built-In M!ng units, I acre lot on Rollte 124. ,17,110.011 IUlVTB tJ& - IIJW) MA."' CURVt - I story frame home, bilth. four bedrnollll, fnml porch, cellar, I aere Int. uw .,,. 8 ~ rl Ml.fberry I:M ('OIK:cntratlon I Bnul~· lllblolllirs 13 Thl& Morning 8 WaHer C,..._lle 3 Plr....ut,r 1:• 13 Bob Y~ - News ~ ~~=· 8 Uatt FI'OI'Kier •:• 13 1'nll/l or ~~ It: II II ~Tour 8:30 3 Rawhide ··=· .;... •H~Itbor & 13 f'orelgn Legion&ire& •=• 3 Snap~cne 8 CAndid Camera 13 Weill Far'lf(f 1:31 3 lka~ · Brl~y Report 11:11 3 BeU Tllltpllo!M ~ .S.n frlJld&o:v Beoo• I:M ~110 13 Wyatt Earp S t'lllllb n-tre U T1le Ntwi.Jwecl GMHI 8 ~mstonn 13 Yo'vatt Elrp Ne•• 8 4:. Show ,.._, 3 Popeye' Pals o.u. ll Capgln Kalbroo P1durt I Clllllal Ne•1 Central 13 Men Griffin 13 Thla Mornlne •=• Ill thi!WWord 8 Look Up and 1-JIWllll -···~ ···" I.Monuteey 7. J'rench ,..port Jl. Run 'aWay 8. Except and marry 8. Blblleal 13. llalioD p~r 10. Wellbt 18. Wll\eland 14; Sheller IG. JCnalllb 17. NICkel: 1ym. jocket ll. Take u 10. Levelo one'• OWft 18. Biblical 19. cut 3l.ll'lnt IPDI, acreap. Pbone a.ter • II. Benefit " a- bath. lull basement. - · oul l!ulldlng, prden ....... AD in rood eonclltlon. POMBROY - .&011088 l.Jolftl,u .,..Mit. NINE ROOM !lOUSE, BATH. 'l'uDPOI'II Plaino, e~ceHenl condiUoo IMide. new aluminum aicling, large 101. several outbulldlnp, phone 18'1-811. 4-14-lte tuW.ft _ - DAILY CROSSWORD •=•DouRiu 3 Mllw 1:11 K Bnffl.)o Hlllbilllll 3 CoiJeir Row) II ~nty firtt CerDary U OIJ to S.. the Wlurd .,. Rawllldir 13 D1Jo t :• 13 Kartuoo Kamin./ 8 ..... """' 1!1 llnwl;:oi.-w 'GH "«...... 1:45 3 Mr. CllliDim 8 Flilllitonlli " 'Tile Game 13 Glory IIOid 5:» 13 Roi:l Y~- NtWI s l3 TV Clan room 7:. ~ ol NiJrlrt Darll .'il..:low~ ij ,,. 13 TnUI Gl' CCiftlt(JIInce,r; 8 Candid Camera 13 Wells Flt'iO lt:U 3 conm-ar.ucn f:(lll 8 .bnlthtna About BlllevUw 13 I Unua the Lionlltarted 11:.11 s 3 ... _ 3 Nna, 8 matuer Boor '"II:. . ' BW Ander11011 SJow- ·=·• St'trwt SConn 11:111 5~ so ~rtl 13 Milton till! ~ton1H'r S.le . 1181 HONDA. 301 Dream. H mdes. windshield and helmet. pod eondltkm. caD IIUICII '"' 8 -.... IWwaroo 3 You lloo"t ... a Tl*:k 3 Car 3 Jolin's l\lmanK 3:» 11 s:eepy Jttfen Sllow 4:31 8, famll.r Tbeatno t' Nn-lywed Game 5:• :1 Mike i)(q-lu 511ow 13 Wyatt F.arp 3 Cz-uaa<ll 'U 13 Outer Umita . •=• II:N 8 8 Muter'• Go1C 13 Mark Twain 'o\'Ol'd t :ll ~ Gbrl~rl H Tom anti .krr• 7:M 3 Today .'\how IS Davy S· c.oUaU• T:ll 13 1'fle UvhiR Wurd 3 Nr, Catioon 8 Tile FtlnlltoM~ 13 The DltlllJ.GIIIIt II II To Tell the Ttultl l3 General IIOipltaJ 3 Corn Cob l! cport Don't Sa,~-· 6:30 3 Anuthor World I:U 8 Edge~ NJelt 13 Dark Shadow• ; ' :Jt M Sl~· Jetreu SIMw 13 Ernul Tubb Show 11:(111 1:1 klutoon Kamlval t:OO o:t~ s Ul'trw 3 Voa S\Tl HD\' ~=· B Tlllllllble J\r"wcrs (;~!ll'rulllot;pltal l::q! :1 Tadllv ~ 1:1 New Tf'Ofame,_ 8 Goli 13 (iod Is lht• ·\fl~llt'r SATURDAY, APRIL :10, 10:10 a.m. at tbe Claude Jones farm located II mDe out of WUksvDie oo State Route Ill! l!:aot toward Galllpolil. Due to poor health I am 1eav1nc my farm and will Mn at auction the follOWing household 1 ltemo: three h12 rup, one Re1l ht1te For lot scatter rup, one end tabO'RU!If"W . le. one old .otyle bullel; two . · OAJ.ft Warm Mo•11ing coal beaten, IIROADII'AY. one kitchen table witb 5 4 11001111 _ MIJ8f 111.1. AT chairs, cine Tappan gu flllliO, ONCB -1 ' - builtin UA one complete ldlclm! cabinet, One bu 7 lllOIIll (llledroomll two porch owings, ... Speed 1NJtb. port 0t111r Queen washer, one set ~ ' .... 4 (1 baooalll, tubs, two ~. Olle day bed, . batb - a11o 1 albin in need one lllllall cabinet, ·0110 Mbmeol rwpolr, 11u1 acellent bulltl- IOta sewing machine model m, dtol. can for more 1&- · L, !Ike new. Antiques, one lormallaa. solid oak bedroom Illite, Vf!rJ 1AJa111N0 •• T I N.. good; one Wa(IOII jack, one ICIIOOL - OUYIR II', _ t brasa bttle, two old Iampi, 11or7 tnme, 1 , _ (I W. one twist leg 81and with han _,), fn1at ptlftb, ..,._ . . and claw~. one llhoe 1u1, Mil needs lll!ldl ,.. ' ....rll pie,.. of cut glasa and pllr, ·bat 11 -llent bulldiDI ' . some milt !~lass- Farm maeb-' lite. • • • · lnery: me mowtn~ maehlne, IQIIL BCWII _ (tllll), two hol'IO drawn, very good; 4110 ....._, ~ ldtdMn, com olanler. hol'lle or lriL'ior, . Will 111 Will OlrJIII Ia 11v1n1 like new; two aleds, two - - .All PI appllanceo. . nlows. one 1819 P!)'IIIOIIth eeIIBNIIY CLIILAIID don, •ood eond!Uoo; one two- . 011oe _ • • wheel traDer with ncb. one ..._ _ • • J)OWI!r lll'inder, Ollfl Ill .platform acales, two rolls ba1tl wire, RANCIIIri'YLE home, I lllOIIII, wire, .two rolls one hay rake, horae drawn; ball. c.parl. pnge, oat; one dlak harrow horae c1mm, lodldlnp, s - · 1\i bt olrllwllenlel. Will 1111 OliO set 32 foot OIIOllllon Jad. boule and lot or hoUIII and ders, one lot popular lumber. l3 7:1" 8 C~~~taln I:Ji 3 IIOOiho:>r World H To T(•ll U~e Tnlh ~ = ~$ I Now Ia Tt. Timt 13 NBA BuketWi 2:.10 8 s.,ond Till 1ltlr 3:00 8 lnJij;ld l3 \ ount~: l"hurrh PubRc S1le :1 Corn Cob RtJII)rt r,• 1:10 J Thil h The LUe 114-'I\IC 13 Jim Wallen Jubllev ......... l3 WOOL3rf& flo[nt fi \'k-'11' .... plt8 ,... If . . . . Po..., Jfome • Aalo. CHE81'ER. 0. 98Hui H -,.. Rlbll' AIUW<'r~ 3 ~N &~eclal 8 GanStn Clllb Till HSD \ Y l :• ~ ::15 3 What' I New-? s Social Securll,Y l:f5 13 \lot'!! of Lift• 7:45 Referenre Tl .ESI) .\) 1:» 7:1Kl a Eutw .,.a_. • Btst ~ Wedne~ 68 71 64 Ja•M"" IIOIOY fOIITY INAMIL 'IDOaA An•wPrl liletoltoP,If'DOd Urea, buckelaeats, ooundmotor,2 whoat 56 Dodge 3-4 T. Pickup · ······· $175 MondaY House ln C a i r o, Egypt, in 1871. 63 International Scout ·· · ·· · · · $695 drive. 30 year 43.1. ~ to rona tile ••rPri'1' ...,• .,, • MOTOR ·co. • 75 Average the week year 66.4. Average the week . ---- SUnda,y Tue~ ,;~ .. •CIII' . eTNcfc 'IHIIIw ' ' -N7T07 MON. THilfPII. ,,. · ' :Nt-.. .......... GALLIPOLIS ' 'Tempera. 1urea, prectl)itadiln and weather condldilno for each 24-boUr .p eri.. ocl ao recoided 1>1 Pete MoCOr· mlck, Falt1leld Weatller statim, DAY · lnGH LOW PREC. +...... .,,._,_ ,,_ · ~ SUVJf;! "Week·'s Weather ' UN<rombleth... t'"'r Jumble~ , ' . one letter tO nth ~quare, lo form four ordinary word11. ; , 1961 FORD F-100. sil cy!lnd'e; 19111 FOrd F -250,, ~illht cyUnder.; 1963 Ford F'-100, eight cylinder: Can be ·seen at ·Dr•· vo Corp.. Racine· I.ocl< oile. For detaill, phone New Haven 118Z-21SI, 4-U.Ste . ·r ~ '· Sunc!o¥, AprU 14, 19!8 ~&MID~~ es:s Services· two car prqe, comer JoL U un-ted, eaU ta-atlta. ., , 15- The liom~ Tim~.. ~nel, . For Sale BABYSITI'INO In phone IIIW3Il ~ U:OO '"YOUIII Cul14(' Bod T111Dr 11:20 - 8, .. ~.. - * le Baker. Jull.t Paw 11.:111 - 18. "Erll: 1be Co flllll'OI'"' - cameron M """S. SATVflDAY "WirE....._ 1r T'J'roa. 111a Uta! - I. "Thl&lQ- Llrl" VWorilt Clllltl't ~DO - rr.a. - n.rr• au...., ll:Jf - " '"Polli ,..... Btl THURSDA'Y ~ '"Hood• Prll... - Au& i6arllh;r,Jot.~ �,, ' '1! ~ :ilal.b' limUnel, Pom-Mlddloport, o., APril 12, 11168 ' ' ' ' ·' ' . ,, ·:·_ ,._.... ........... ) ···-··+-.... .. ...... _, __._,, ' " .",J . ., '··want Ads Rlng~ Are You · ustening? '- .A.WINTER. MONEYLAND! • Emolo,·m"'". Wintecl WOMAN wants bciule-" by dav or week. PltMe 911-5180. · • 4-tU!e ' , ' ·~ ·•- I ' ,• BY OWNER, · new ·three W. nJOm air COildilloned home; Ul-tfe ~ r •• .. STEREO RADIO eonaole; maple stereo with AM·F'M radio, Forhnt deluxe Dooling tumtahle. per· FIVE ROOM furnished houae, f~ condition. Take over paybath, In Pomeroy. Col! Zf7· ments of fl per mooth or pay 2681. 4-!Utp balance $10'1.10. Try II in your home. cau 11V2-3211. Brown's TraDer ~~'!'~~CIIItt wltltln CNICWIK • " " . . TRAJLER. ,. IIII•P· Park, Mlnersvllle. Phone ll9J. _ _ _ _ 4-12-6tep •SOUD STATE stereo; 1967 wal=··=-··-"'"'TN.NKI I NlfUAitY Jt wonl mlniWIUM· h. 3324. 4-IS-&te nut stereo .On110le with 4 . .N tc. 111611 EARLY Amerlclll stereo ILIND AOI ·~- wpeed automatic AMtt-.1 11c eM,.. ,... Allft,. radio eomhinallon, damaged FURNISHED apartment, 128 changer. Take over paym011ta In shipment; orJsinBI price OPfiC• IIOUU Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Ph. of $5.75 per month or pay bal... .... .. • • !Mil• .,..., $348.115, b!l!ance uow $2118, or m-66llll. t--7-tfe ance $t!t.40. CaD tn-1211. "· •·"' .t-. Utll illtllft a.tu~J payments of $9.75 per month. 4-1S-61C Now warranty, Call tn-3218. Notice FURNISHED apartment, 11411 4-12-6te 17 YEAR old Palomino gelding, ANOTHER SffiPMENT 0! woMulberry Ave., Pomeruy. Ph. men's and children's elctthing -98. 4-7-tfc 214 Ford plow, ooo corn 3 year old gelding, riding has arrived; also, men's work iiOXIO MOBILE home, 11114 mocultivator, one WI(OO unlotldmare with two week old Palouollorms. Jeffers Clothing FURNISHED and unfurnished del, CO~pe! lone kitchen, two mino colt, 4 year old 52-Inch lng gear bo:l, ... hit truet . bedrooms, carpet In Uving Store, Rl. 33, Pomeroy. apartments. Close to school. bed with racks. Phone IIIJ. pony, 7 year old 50-inc:h ]10111. 4-IU\c room. Phone 192-S61t. 4-7-121e Can be seen evenlnp after 6 11'13 day, or IISerl eveninp. Phone 992-513-1. 10-18-tfe or C!OIIIacl Larry Ritdlle. Mior on SUnday. Ph<lne 7Cii776. 'l'IIERE WILL be a COIIlllt!nment LARGE five room and ~ath FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b at h , nersvlllo, Ohio. 4-1441-. 4-1Ute ale on !arm machinery AprU Aluminum sldlni, otorm winapartment, newly clecorall'd, dows, hanhftJod lloorl, g 11 USED PIANOS, THREE EX2'1. II lntertsted contact Leo furnace heat, Pomeroy, Morrll at Rutland. Phone 74lfurnace, large lot: f611110. Ph. Phone 911%-SSO'I. I 7-tfe TRA NI'CE. re-<ondltloned upl M or Jim Carnahan !H9Pomeroy 1192-3'111. 4-7-6\p rlgltt planoa. Also other plme. 4-7-71c ALL NEW ELECTRIC 3 room anus from $39.91i up. Free deapartment, bi!auUful view of IJVE BAIT, Zf hour self-lerlivery. Call 7~11. 4-14-&te vice. Fife's. Third St., MidWILL DO oewing at hOme: zipthe river, you have to see to pen, pockets. pegging, hemdleport. f-2.111c JAMES FRY properly M :Midappreciate, eonvenlent an d lag, olteraUons, etc. Mrs. comfortable, phone 1192-52'71. dleport Hill. Phone 70-5115. Preddle Thabet, Maaon, S-22-tfc SOVTIIEIIN PLAN'n. order 4-1Uie now, cabbage, tomatoes, pepPllone m5651. S-ll-30tp pen, sweet potatoes. Phone FURNISHED three-room apart. ~y .·_ IU-269:!, Ouu-les R. Harris. 8PI!lClAL PERMANENTS regment, bat.~; oo South Second Portland, Ohio. S-IS-3111c ular $15 now $9.50. Cletltb Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. llnpn'a Shop, near Salem Howard Cecil, 992-5262. ' Center. S-1'-30te 4-Z.ffe FOR CUSHION COMFORT Knapp Shoes, Cliff's Shoe ReHAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlngll FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM pair, Middleport. S-21-30tc Nile Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Mon. APARTMEINT. Middleport, day tbru Friday. Ladles night phone 1192-3871. 1-5-tfc FOUR ROOM house, both, run ....., Friday. U-ffe basement, garage. Two year old home. Phone 1181-2421. TWO BEDROOM apartment. PIICNY - ONE 00 PENNY WS-tfe M & G Market, three miles will IllY (or a brake adjustaouth of Middleport on Rt. 7. 1966 Caprice H. T. Cpe. . . . . . . $2795 ~ at Pomeroy Home & 4-ll-3tp POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Tuy 396 engine. Turbo Hydramatle trans. Power oteerAuto. 1-7-ffe miniature. $75 and up. stud lng and brakes, tilt steering wheel, Comfortron service and grooming. Pltoao Air Conditioning, Prem. white wall tires, Astro For S1la 1181-5«3. II 3 tie Card Of Thanks seats, blk. vinyl roof, yellow body, radio, A real HOUSE TRAILER, 1963 model, sharp car 1iE WISH to 01tend thanks to like new. 50110, in MiddlePETS - Black SeotUeo, White aD those who heloed during port; awning 101:40; all appliWestieo, Miniature Sehnauzera tbe fllne11 and death ol our ances, natural gas, washer and Poodles for Easter. Bart. bushand and father, Elias and dryer. Air eondltioo. 1965 Chevy II 4 Dr. . '''' $1095 anJO Kennels, Coolville, Ohio. Stiles. Special thanks to EwPhone 192-3464. 4-ll-3te Phone 1167-3654. l-5-10te 4 Dr. Blk.. finish, clean interior, good tires, 6 c:vL engine, Ing Funeral Home. Rev. M"!'standard trans. zet Smith. Dr. Rldgwav, Vet, l"RRM WALL to wall, no 8011 COAL, heavy, lump stoker. egg erana Memorial lloapltal and at aU, on carpets cleaned and mille nm. Exeetalqr Salt 11811, all !rlends and neighwith Blue Lustre. Rent eleoWorks, Inc., E. Main St., Po1962 Corv1ir Monz1 .. ... ". $695 bon for the food and their trlc lhampooer $1. ·Baker Furmeroy. Phone 1192-!B91. 12-6-lfc many kindness. Automatic trans., red vln,)rJ interior, bucket seats. aood niture. f.Ute Edna SIDes. Edward and tires, radio and heater. l«al one owner car. SEVEN ROOM house, seven Eloise Stiles. Julia anrl FOUR (4) cabs as is,' five moacres or land, cellar, !moke Herschel Norris and the bile radio units, une baBe stsbouse, good garden apace, 1965 Chevrolet -. . . grandchildren. 4-14-ltp $1995 ltoo, frequency oo base statwo good wella, very good impala, &ICier ipt. eye. Beaudlul i>oip IIDiah with matchiltfl tion W41; on mobile unit water, coal boule, wood beige viiiYI Interior with bucket aeota and console. 396 cu. Auction 11171. and office furniture; house: Can be bought ln. engine, Turbo Hydro mldc trona. P, -ring and SATURllAY APRlL 2Q. II a. $!,500. Phone day or on land contract, Phone 741brakes. Good tirea, radio ud beater. Be a &port I.Rd trJ m. 311 miles east or Shade, 1112-1624 evenings. H-4tp 41156 R~tland. 4-Nk: this &~CJ~r. Oldo. oo townshlo road No. ao com•lete household and NINE ROOM house, Ill Iota. SINGER ZIG ZAG llllinc malar!l< amount of mlseeDanRacine, Phone IHI-3'152. 1963 Mercury .. .. ...... ". t&95 eblne. Tblo maeblne aold eous Items. Lunch avanable. 4-Nte · much higher. Tbta machine 2 D:Jor ~ater17, V-8 automatic trans., new w.w. tire&, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snow. own· white flnloh, 1~ and cleon lntmor, radio and healer. will make buti9lholes, dam, ers. MeO>y's Auction Service. LONE STAR fiberglasa boat, embroidery and lie Ill- Tab Aucl11. 4-1!-6tc 15 feet, 50 bp Men:ury mo1962 Ford . ' ..... ' ,'... ' ... ' ' .. $895 over payments of $US per tor; trailer. Plano "upright." ..,. 9'. pay balanee due, Galax1e 500, 4: cbor. v..s engine, auto. trans., pOWer lltHl'<;.-1 - -• T,,t. good condltl011. Phone IHI~ - rac!io,lf'DOd liret, oh111> red flnlah. $!1.41. Phone . . . 4-Mc 3752. ~ '· 11-f CATAPILLAII blade and winch for sale, or will trade 1965 Chevy II . .•. . . . . ....... $1595 ELECI'IWLUX SWEEPERS, for plek-up truck. Phone 1112- 19111 EARLY American stereo: ~ ~ Q>a. VB qiDo, IIIIDlnatlc trana. Newtiroo, eloon 1'111 wullm, po1ilhen and This set has AM r. F'M redlo, 3135. 4-1Utp 1-, radio and boater, genuine parts, caD ...... 4 speed automatic record 1-1$-Mip -·, .' l.,st 1nd Found ehiiiiPr. Lovely flnlab, just $995 lite new. Take over ]lB)'WILL YOU make a fair offer ' UlS'I' AND FOUND Cltlllna 2 dr, lUiomldc, &UOd drot, rac!io and boater. menll of $5.31 per month or '· UJST: Keys with rabbit foot on desirable ten year old pay $18.21. Try It In ywr boule on Rl. a, in ati!Gn. ·' fob. Please call Jacob Turnhome. Ph<lne 1112-2136. 4-9-Gtc er at 992·3831 and receive ~ Six nice 1'0011111 and batb, · • ward. Jacob Turner. 4-14-Jtp basement · eeparaiAid 1o I 1111111 STEREO radio combina1'0011111 and Ule .......... IJIII tion. Hll!ldaome wllnut eoastall. Two lots 501100 each , Help Wan!H aole. hu BSR automatic recFenced In princy. All klnda LADIES - Art Linkletter has ord changer. Take over pay. of fruU !reel. ·lnqulre at joined Beeline fashion show, menta of $11.11 per month or 72" Clb to Axle- 9!1.dumJiboclf, El<IH lf'DOd 825 drel. Blanche ComAIDa bt ati!Gn, Cheater Axlt. how about you• Qualifications pay •-~can 1112-28311. W. Va. ' 4-!NIIte real desire to earn money, 10 .,_.... I ,,,, I IJE:lVAT ....w ..........~ ... . .""'.,.,. ·c - I I I [) t'urr(± J ·· J lAnui COAL CO.. ' elulldna' .., 7,At S'" I ...... ICB11t GOIILE FOIID- MiaCiU~a:JM r.~TSIE f I'KWW619 MIM. [) . ~~ EXP'a'F . wt-1 Alignment II tJ r .. .~ ~~ Now arronplhe circled lttton naoo. KS 62 Chevrolet, 2l Ton ··· ·· · ·: $1195 ~ hours a week in spare time and transportation, No eol- HOOSE, alao Speed Queen JOHN FRY properly on Middleport Rlll. PIDM 70-IIU. lectlng or deUvery. Call GalW8Bher $!0, power lawn mow4-!Hte lipolis «6-41~. 1-lt-Ste er $!0. Call IIIUI86. 4-10-12tp FEMALE. Waltrea II to 35, PAWMINO MARE, 5 years old. murt have neat appearance, gentle, make a 4-H'er. a good nlchl lhllt, good pay' appiJ rldlns horse. Phone ~1)79. In ponoo. Blue Tartsn. 4-11-tl< 4-11-6\p HOP, waitress and dlab Wilber. Apply In penon. Stull !louie. U«c .emr·. $10, three do<. eggs $1.15, one ga~ H &. N day-old or atorted Letborn pullets, both floor ... !on mDk 79 cents, Bologna 3 eage IJ'OIII1 avaDable. Pooltry lb. f1.39. j ...l lb. 99 cents. housin« and automation. Mo1 pleee TefDon $14.98, eoueh. dem Poultry. Boll•. Au-. cllalr $131; onion sets 18 eents Phone 5113-71SI. 4-14-lte lb. IIA!«ister for a free turltey. M & G Martel, three miles BALDWIN HOME OJ'II&n to be lOUth of Middleport on Rt. 7. re11011e8Bed and resold in this ~ 4-Ih!tp area. For Information writ• CredH Mrr . Gra... Plano SINGER PORTABLE, seWI like •nd Orton Co.. S83 1!:. Bt'Oid new. Zig zag equipped.. Full St.. Calumbus. 0. 4-14-lle price $21.a . Terms. Phone IIV2-2685. 4-11-tlc s Wanted To Buy ·if.IAIIGE LOI' or omaD a~ntp ltlllalllo for bulldlnc bome, or wDI buy modoroloiJ priced bome In Melp Loeai llcbool Dlllrlct. Write .... 41, .... .••port. ---RECAPS. regular size MUELLER POliCED air fwo. naee, 4 Yeal'll old, US,IIOO BTU. Complete with duct Wllrlt, reglatets and tbermootat. Phone 1181-fi'IS. 4-11-tfc _ ...J •utte•led by the obovee-. (.b.w~n Y..t•r41f• 4-1-t!o Wanttcl to lent ~Tiu!EI!: OR four room house omaD yard. in MiddleCall m-mc. 4-Iute ---- 18111J ZIG ZAG, buttonholes. sewa on buttons, momgrams, fan- IIIII! OLDSMOBILE: Good eon·' cy desi!Jlll. etc. Sewa easy. d!Uon. 14110. Sellin• due to Ill health. Ben K..tonon. nhone One dial does It all. Pay off balance dt"' I payments of tu-21M4. Mav be seen at Welchlown. 4-14-Ste 15.15 each. Phone 1181-11115. 4-11-tfc ----·. ....:. . . . '10 Ton PI<~ I Ft. Pickup Aluminum Ca~~p~r $495 Stove, Ic:lllox -------------- We Guar1ntee A Better Deal Th1n MD~ .A. Good A Deal As Any 5~55 HI* fo ke11p a .--~--_;:";_';,tlo:"_:'•:;:W.::__, ,_ Chevyhaltr POMERO~OJIIO deals .in town .06 to M .05 'Iburllday Frldar 64 76 14 Satunla3 61 to 30 hlgl! ~mperature 11>r this year 69.2, last · low tomperature 11>r this year 38.5, Iaiit Verdi's "Aida" was first performed at the Grand Opera Aeroaa From Park !IIDfMhr) LISTEN TO 20ih CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR ....U eltUtl frorrt 'Pilllaf foM mo HIM ON THI.!!_001 .. ==- ' SOME SIDE UNE! ~b~ Mon. thru Fri. -- n.... Loo At!1eleo molorc:yele raeers bend over baekwudo te wta. Lea!bllbe p-oop 11 No. 15 :1.'! K:.::,~ Mattson aetlq aa rider. Sidecar raeinc II beeemiDJIDereallliCty popular Ia 9:30AM R1nntwaod, W. Va. Weekly· Guide to Better TV Viewing Television Sl\D.\) ' _,.,'"" i :li O'. C. ONNOR' S NURSERY --- -...... . .. . .. ' • 886-35i7 DWARF FRUIT ~ $US FORSYtHIA . RED, PINK, WHITE FLOWERING ALMOND DOGWOOD . ALTHEA HARDY AZALW SUS u;u;· MAGNOLIAS $US ' """K · ORANGE GREEN SHRUBS WIEGEUA ~ ltltPltR'I' BN01NI: 'l'llNil tlP. l :ll 3 Elltv ~ecl&l s na.., -~: Goti.1d1 t:at ' ""-' Ma~1. eaow co. 4-lutp •··• ll4f•~ "'' s.te O'llllillN AND CROW co. POMEIII)1' - NICE IIOMZ Wl'l'll JIBNI'AL - APtJI'OI. I aena- I l'OOllll (J bedrooms) 111.500.00 c1.01'8 a BOMB - I~ 11orJ fnme, out oliO flooda, s 1'1101111' (llleihoml). bath. GolD& at tii,IGUO. MIDDU!:POBT - I~ • liorY fnme.• 1'001111 (J boi!Noml), bath. Wilt to wall earpel. ...... plnellng, ldtdlo!l• eolllnell. buill-In oven and fuD " - " · tn acel1enl eondlllon. 111.110.10, RllNIIY CUI.AND .... 1 ... ..,. Gillet · - kiD&' ..,....t ··- -Pllk· 27.Poem W1111eil AS IS. $51GI.Ot POMEROY -Two story brlel<. bath_..... .,...r ' -.-and ment 1as furnace ~. C. J!lUII'QID level'tot cloae to MilD lll'eel. AUCII!II'I!IA 1leRt Otit Oile apUimonl llill . . . • Ill' ~ live 1n t1ie 'oilier, . . • •· · -'. , ....... 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""*"' '"". ......... • IA.Atll.a D II lhlll~ .... •• .rw...&tt&:lll ' ' ., ·-~ ' ·,-, .·· ' ' ,,~ ' ...,,.,../1: <' •. ~ 3 I:M Jern· Lewi s 8 CIIDIUftln """ 6:aD 7:• 8 Jw:kl~: C,lealtlll 13 The ~rw Game . ll': 'i' ,. ,... 3 Rlntman 7 Galu;y Trio 6 Moby Dick & Mlgfty MJ.ibtor ,,. 13 The Ne,.-l.ynd G.me 1:. 8 Ny T1lree Son• 13 l..l'wreneeWelk 1:. 3M """' iqlrf1 Hlnle5 qat 8 '"' 'J1:It! Beaillll FCiM&t ~lUll 13 ~Pat.ce Jl:tl 13 h I-· I...,..._ J Nn-1, d Wea~~Rr, !lporU u"' 3 Cod lkCool 11:. ·-- 8 New5 ll:ll '"""'' 1l Chiller lbelillr n:• : 8 McMe ll:U ............ Joarl!l.tlap s.- ,ovie Log ,,. ~. !llllllllr Wortdl 1 1D -r.n tt. TrUaa ., nan~. ,,. c... •=• 8 Famil;rT~ 13 , . Newl.YwN GuM 18 Trulb•C"•Il . .IICltll ua11 v....- -lM'n ,,. ,. J Newt PlcWe 8 CIPICal New1 canJ II llt" Grima 3 HlniiJ·BrlllklQ RIIIQ!t A Walllr Crankllil ,,. ~"Serial ........ . "" 1.... w:.,WIId•• 8 1'wlll&ht Zone I c..t PJI1 ~4 13 TNIIato&JI M I - ~Sr,ti~NI -·· .roc. " wm 9llllltt 7:00 - Wr Dull 8, "MJ FatWIM Br "''-' FRIDAY u. ..._ .......... a_ "HlnnlbaJ"" - Vletl 7:00 - 11:20 - 8, '"The Bllck .-\reher"' - Gerald Landr.r TUESDAY 7:00 - ;f., ''Wldl A 5Dl1: In J4.v Helrf' - 5111&11 Rl,yward. '-vidW.,-.. 9:110 - 3, .. Tht Uon" - WU. lilln Holdetl, ~­ Uz20 - &,. "Biaod(KIHlt!Monf'' - Jun Karaia. ~IIIIDI SC hlallino WEUJESilA'Y 11:20 - .... IOcht.Y UriUI"' Ed hrr)', HctaiJml Sr:IIW- ... Karrt.J. llllttl"' - BDb HaH, Dw m ··........._ 1 IIDriiO. Rita a. 11:011 "Eicll)e t'na .. Berlin" - Qln ~ 11:20 - 13, "Cattle Toffa.. - n.n.. 3 Mr. C.l'fllllllt. u - sc.ve Rnvei 7.:00 - &lei ul' NIPl 13 'lilt Deli~~ 8:00- 13, " T h~ IWbe" - IUchard Burton, Jean Sinunonl ll:30 - I, " TnieC ot BlgQad"' MON DAY 1:. 3 Ya.DIWtS. a.t-- LUI Sl.Jr.Uo\Y 13 Glntral HtMrPta1 8 n• 13 Weekerll Nt"f liz• ~ 10:30 lad An1nr1 !ifJII 3 ..... 8 JI'''IIIJ.1 Q•teS! 13 Al.. rrican Bandstall<l l:M Nen, Wutblr, Sporta u Afri~:a 3 Wi'IU'd of Oa a v..n Martin 11 J-*1 . """"·ll;lriji . World of ~rt• 7:00 3 SampiOII " Goliath B The Jr. Spat:e Gbollt U Jovney to CII!U r <I Earth 13 J _ _~·•WorJf '. ~i!..:i''l~~s:;~:.., ••ltdled -. as ~llle ,f.U. .AI:nl 8•. Grwn 'WI ..... " Jl:'lO 3 fUnutone8 8 st..n.an l3 sptclerman li:M ··. _ .............- _ ••• ... "" ~ .';' ,..!IIiVI'IOr'. ' "•• ,,. a IAila.-. ''" _ ........ ... U<41 I "noftllif;)' • , . ~ ti&Jblrl)' lJ. 'IWip-' aJclrl ll:JI I DlllbY.U.,Qvt; U btlr Tam. t. IIIII ll&J.v 1 '• ' I CUOIB....U. , ~J 11111~ II """"' I ~~~Biflllt a Cf'GI!Ikltt • , . Hoib'1iio01 ..... 8 GoU l3 HNm1lx I 8nwb HIUbUtiM ~· Cl(ll1al NH11 c:e..tQ1 • ,..Lw¥ ... II ,._ I ,...,.. Pleture ·U 811th&nl , t:• . d hnlln l..tridoaalna 13 Bat! YIIIIIW·Newl a · w~ ..,.~ • Candid CUIHI or c-~~~~~~e~• J Hana and·Martin • -.... ·-'"' 8 S&cret SlDnn 13 Wyatl Harp ne Newb'wld came 11 Trlitl 8 Cftld Catnen Jl Wlllaflrw •=• Kutoon kamlll&l 3 Mike ~lp Show 8 Cllltlln 1Wwaroo 1:• . ISu&a.bl&meJC v.• e ........ 13 1:. 3 Cu "Track 3 ........ 13 Pt,!on Plac1 13 COiriey Cln'OIIIel Da1iJW Gwnll l:lf I F8Dlll.r Thlltrt ........... 8 Dick ••• ··- I .W, t111ubtr11 ~ 3 Tod..,.~ l3 C~h crt Cllriat 'f:. SJ:eepy Jllrre" ShJw 13 IS W$ Earp ~ :1 Anlthtr World I To Nl the Tnd l3 ~nl Holpllal 3 Nr, Clftol.n J Mllre Douelu Show 8CIII,Il&lfl ........ 8 Cfi.S Gol( 8 llero:uloido 13l The f'II!Uistlc Fou. 3 ToP - 1:. 3 Con CCIII 11..-t ••• ~- Cuper CaJtooll l;il 3 S:.per i're~ldell: Finn\' 13 Tlw Bib.)' Game 1:. Darft SQ8 F.cWe ~ Nla:llt 13 Duil 'hdolt• Sleelf -kfru• Sholl' COII!Itty CII'I"'Uel Bewltchlld ll:tl 8 11111 BlbiP. AniJIIn 3 You II 'l1dl JlaP1t8 • 1'wiii&N 1'.aN 13 Movl• ,~ .. . ,,. 1'olll¥ Sbow 13 kutoon kM-nJ.qJ ........•=• eun.....-. ••• ....•=• il Cob Report ,, 4=• u .-""" •=• BlbJe ""''"'" 1~ t,nn 3 Atom ,'\Jlt 13 O_peratlon Entertat~ •=• , 'fllei);Jeiwl U Gloey no.J Dark~. d I lllif ~"' L.lfo . II BPikllad •. a I To hll tbt -rr.h 13 Gellert! floiJI(tal I:M 7:M I S l . Jeffen !iJuw D-'lLY C&1'PTOQ110'1'E- llore'a how to .••. R~p;~r~ ... •=• n. •=• Con ,,. Bofrlll~ l3 3 Super 6 8 Frankenstein Jr. 8 Sw,pennan .c. Aquunan 13 l.corp ol the Jlq-le t:• 1:• 11:. 8 Mwla 3::111 Jl lll 8 """' 1J 1tlll Girl 3 Mid o.y Ntwt P1mn I JKkllo ObiiiWfr ~ J:l 0r-.m HouH I "'· Low 11 a SpltndorM 1111rc 13 Mcllaltl't Nny 13 ,,. .$ NeWf, Wadllr, stJarU. 8 Capital Newt CM!lral 1:1 ~ •. Wnlhtr, SfOtt• 8 d 11:. 8 Guidi.. Ulllt 8 Date '68 13 lnvadu-1 !:tl 3 ~·ot~rU•n 13 Thli We BeUne 13 KIJ¥: Kooi Nun 3 lronllde 8 Shn-h Atr Tomorrotf 13 'l'reiiUft lilt World 13 N.l.P,U, 1:311 3 The ODctor• ~ Harry RtUOner u Bolllll'~ ' f.r• ~ .. ·=· FJt~ •=• •=• 13 ..."""" 11::. NOnU. I Good 13 3:15 8 LIJq ol 1.& 13 It Take1 A Ttlld I Jarklt CIIU ...r ShDP 13 In1m Hou11 1::11 3 Llt"a Make 1 [)tal 8 AI tht Worlcl Turna U WldlliJw Part)' ...... ' ' ...... ....... .,. ••. Cltoni't >t ''- •=• 3 Mothlrt-ln--Law 3 "The Enormou~ Eil;'' u. .,. '-· .. 1:. ·- •=• "". Mo~l• 8 8 tMdl Van DJkt ll Htd Sllda Hollr IS Bnlkhld I! :JI S F;re Qllu 8 Searth For Tomorrow 1S Tnuurt llle 1!:41 I Guldb:w Li«ht 3 S[Twl!w: Cu-aYin u :a 8 Nldonal Glogrt~ll;y l3 tarriiOII's Gorillah LMt1Uie Report 8 Walltr CrGftkiCf- ne Hoib-.1 §Qurn 13 Go1pel Harmoq)i II:. Hun.tle~·Brln.kley 3 '"" kan!laroo 13 Cowbo) in 1:• 3 .._(l~M.io 13 Nerv Griffin. 1:11 8 And;)' II Mal'Wr-ry 48.11allan flrot employed !OIIjl ';j· boa'1fl or, b:J> net to Ira"'- . , ·IICI'OI• 11i0W ill oentral AI'- • · ' !f\'erll .tbotioand yurs tiao. •. arcbeOioflisto oay. · ·i \ 8 Ed Sulllftll z- 411. llpear :i1 ' ' 3 News PieNre a C ~l Ne"n Certral 11 :• 3 Pt-r-litl- ?:» ·- ''" ......... •=• d ' Hvald of Tndh {t ~,~~I ' 11 :• It:• 3 Walt Dlaney J F.:. The Nltion 8 Faelrc Llf'l ' 'i t ;•'J't/10 '<~ . ... ' •j· ·. . ::: t.-~~c;...lil ::1· • .... ............., lflHM<, ~'1'1' • _~\ .' - 'u:li.;'l;J'C , .. 44, Snare 4B.AUempt 47. Bound of hHIIaUOn .A.:. · ·'"~' 1~ l . ;~ hateb,~ ~<ele! ·~ *' .._,PillbmOII~ ,I; , · ,,911* :',1 ,.....,., , ·_..,,'*-· Open &.!In~Till 20. Ablaze 22. Type o~ u. Einmet an:bltecture 43. Arab cloak 1- Laufr 13 Voyw 1J DllcoYH:>" 11':H ·- 8 1'9tllaN Holb'WDOI -~· I3 Dlelri VIII 0)-llt ,_. 13 ..Tht lklbt'" 35.CoQ. junetlon Yelt.,.IJ'I A11wu as. Wtckid " "V ' ll:M -u. fl. Orient r:;: ·.T!IIJ llltVJl!l1 Man - .' 34. COir<e 39. -modo fO. Spilt Pt& "' '-' . . 11 Bu.llwiDkle ' •!,' - ~~ • . • 31.COin .-. !.:1. ..,lltllletl1 ,_ ......._ .. ..,, .... lkMnt-c:.JI.• 211• ' -•:•' A~ - - ·. '-=: ' ...... p.rrilent lltUowllh . . tl'f'l.eo., AiR~:~,.. , J~f~~fiJfortha ., VIRGO. • ·QIJN ~ ' lila!! ~· llllforr••~~gt,,;nn trontt,r ' :1j,...., .· .,....._,... ~ ., ' ·.~~· 1 1111 A.-et'-!m"'"-· ':,,, ' '. ·' . ~ 30.Mul· berry astteal old. Welt~~! 1400 lbl.; truck, heavy duly, chea]l. :10 Rbode llland Jl,.r l!ena and 4-14-ttc - .--ter. Terms "' .... · ~aah. Not l'OSJlClllllble tor tiClutlnell S.ruhll elden!l. Lunch aemd by MeLOGAN FIIIB • IIAn'f"' thodist Ch..-eb. Mr. lind MJI, l!lQUIPMEN'I', u1el IIIII Claudft Jones. Millis AuetiOII m, .......u,, ~~a, Service. Col. Jim Adami aacaped•! prlcll Cll - Uoneer; Cal. ' BW Brwom App. . . for boall, ~ . . • 4-tf,Ue ••. 1lomel. Dwll'l IApll W. · • , - · Charlel llanlllll . . ........ ~ 1114, Mas; l!2chlftCir . . . , .liM. I4SOtc em lt. Bullelo ST.llio:ellll- 100'b11Shel of corn, hand tools too liWl7 to menllan. -4-lo.llp Llvelioek; one Jersey tmd tt PI!R MONTH rental soli m. Swlu millt «<W with calf 1110 wed water. Contaet Bm ad. brood lOW with elilht 'pJI!i Rutland. Allo ~ ton paneled weanlnJI 11(1!. ane mule ·II Lawrence &blla o,ll.,B1111a.B11A117 • IO:t/l 3 illhiiitr T'blltre U:tl I &allglou1 .!P:ial 8 t:uw Servlu 118. 31. 1'llrovcb lli.Truotod 118. Clom11. Woep YOSI'II mtACUIE - Modem OIM storY masonry home, 7 room !4 bedroom), hail!, balemenl with Sll'lllt. ldlcben with built-In M!ng units, I acre lot on Rollte 124. ,17,110.011 IUlVTB tJ& - IIJW) MA."' CURVt - I story frame home, bilth. four bedrnollll, fnml porch, cellar, I aere Int. uw .,,. 8 ~ rl Ml.fberry I:M ('OIK:cntratlon I Bnul~· lllblolllirs 13 Thl& Morning 8 WaHer C,..._lle 3 Plr....ut,r 1:• 13 Bob Y~ - News ~ ~~=· 8 Uatt FI'OI'Kier •:• 13 1'nll/l or ~~ It: II II ~Tour 8:30 3 Rawhide ··=· .;... •H~Itbor & 13 f'orelgn Legion&ire& •=• 3 Snap~cne 8 CAndid Camera 13 Weill Far'lf(f 1:31 3 lka~ · Brl~y Report 11:11 3 BeU Tllltpllo!M ~ .S.n frlJld&o:v Beoo• I:M ~110 13 Wyatt Earp S t'lllllb n-tre U T1le Ntwi.Jwecl GMHI 8 ~mstonn 13 Yo'vatt Elrp Ne•• 8 4:. Show ,.._, 3 Popeye' Pals o.u. ll Capgln Kalbroo P1durt I Clllllal Ne•1 Central 13 Men Griffin 13 Thla Mornlne •=• Ill thi!WWord 8 Look Up and 1-JIWllll -···~ ···" I.Monuteey 7. J'rench ,..port Jl. Run 'aWay 8. Except and marry 8. Blblleal 13. llalioD p~r 10. Wellbt 18. Wll\eland 14; Sheller IG. JCnalllb 17. NICkel: 1ym. jocket ll. Take u 10. Levelo one'• OWft 18. Biblical 19. cut 3l.ll'lnt IPDI, acreap. Pbone a.ter • II. Benefit " a- bath. lull basement. - · oul l!ulldlng, prden ....... AD in rood eonclltlon. POMBROY - .&011088 l.Jolftl,u .,..Mit. NINE ROOM !lOUSE, BATH. 'l'uDPOI'II Plaino, e~ceHenl condiUoo IMide. new aluminum aicling, large 101. several outbulldlnp, phone 18'1-811. 4-14-lte tuW.ft _ - DAILY CROSSWORD •=•DouRiu 3 Mllw 1:11 K Bnffl.)o Hlllbilllll 3 CoiJeir Row) II ~nty firtt CerDary U OIJ to S.. the Wlurd .,. Rawllldir 13 D1Jo t :• 13 Kartuoo Kamin./ 8 ..... """' 1!1 llnwl;:oi.-w 'GH "«...... 1:45 3 Mr. CllliDim 8 Flilllitonlli " 'Tile Game 13 Glory IIOid 5:» 13 Roi:l Y~- NtWI s l3 TV Clan room 7:. ~ ol NiJrlrt Darll .'il..:low~ ij ,,. 13 TnUI Gl' CCiftlt(JIInce,r; 8 Candid Camera 13 Wells Flt'iO lt:U 3 conm-ar.ucn f:(lll 8 .bnlthtna About BlllevUw 13 I Unua the Lionlltarted 11:.11 s 3 ... _ 3 Nna, 8 matuer Boor '"II:. . ' BW Ander11011 SJow- ·=·• St'trwt SConn 11:111 5~ so ~rtl 13 Milton till! ~ton1H'r S.le . 1181 HONDA. 301 Dream. H mdes. windshield and helmet. pod eondltkm. caD IIUICII '"' 8 -.... IWwaroo 3 You lloo"t ... a Tl*:k 3 Car 3 Jolin's l\lmanK 3:» 11 s:eepy Jttfen Sllow 4:31 8, famll.r Tbeatno t' Nn-lywed Game 5:• :1 Mike i)(q-lu 511ow 13 Wyatt F.arp 3 Cz-uaa<ll 'U 13 Outer Umita . •=• II:N 8 8 Muter'• Go1C 13 Mark Twain 'o\'Ol'd t :ll ~ Gbrl~rl H Tom anti .krr• 7:M 3 Today .'\how IS Davy S· c.oUaU• T:ll 13 1'fle UvhiR Wurd 3 Nr, Catioon 8 Tile FtlnlltoM~ 13 The DltlllJ.GIIIIt II II To Tell the Ttultl l3 General IIOipltaJ 3 Corn Cob l! cport Don't Sa,~-· 6:30 3 Anuthor World I:U 8 Edge~ NJelt 13 Dark Shadow• ; ' :Jt M Sl~· Jetreu SIMw 13 Ernul Tubb Show 11:(111 1:1 klutoon Kamlval t:OO o:t~ s Ul'trw 3 Voa S\Tl HD\' ~=· B Tlllllllble J\r"wcrs (;~!ll'rulllot;pltal l::q! :1 Tadllv ~ 1:1 New Tf'Ofame,_ 8 Goli 13 (iod Is lht• ·\fl~llt'r SATURDAY, APRIL :10, 10:10 a.m. at tbe Claude Jones farm located II mDe out of WUksvDie oo State Route Ill! l!:aot toward Galllpolil. Due to poor health I am 1eav1nc my farm and will Mn at auction the follOWing household 1 ltemo: three h12 rup, one Re1l ht1te For lot scatter rup, one end tabO'RU!If"W . le. one old .otyle bullel; two . · OAJ.ft Warm Mo•11ing coal beaten, IIROADII'AY. one kitchen table witb 5 4 11001111 _ MIJ8f 111.1. AT chairs, cine Tappan gu flllliO, ONCB -1 ' - builtin UA one complete ldlclm! cabinet, One bu 7 lllOIIll (llledroomll two porch owings, ... Speed 1NJtb. port 0t111r Queen washer, one set ~ ' .... 4 (1 baooalll, tubs, two ~. Olle day bed, . batb - a11o 1 albin in need one lllllall cabinet, ·0110 Mbmeol rwpolr, 11u1 acellent bulltl- IOta sewing machine model m, dtol. can for more 1&- · L, !Ike new. Antiques, one lormallaa. solid oak bedroom Illite, Vf!rJ 1AJa111N0 •• T I N.. good; one Wa(IOII jack, one ICIIOOL - OUYIR II', _ t brasa bttle, two old Iampi, 11or7 tnme, 1 , _ (I W. one twist leg 81and with han _,), fn1at ptlftb, ..,._ . . and claw~. one llhoe 1u1, Mil needs lll!ldl ,.. ' ....rll pie,.. of cut glasa and pllr, ·bat 11 -llent bulldiDI ' . some milt !~lass- Farm maeb-' lite. • • • · lnery: me mowtn~ maehlne, IQIIL BCWII _ (tllll), two hol'IO drawn, very good; 4110 ....._, ~ ldtdMn, com olanler. hol'lle or lriL'ior, . Will 111 Will OlrJIII Ia 11v1n1 like new; two aleds, two - - .All PI appllanceo. . nlows. one 1819 P!)'IIIOIIth eeIIBNIIY CLIILAIID don, •ood eond!Uoo; one two- . 011oe _ • • wheel traDer with ncb. one ..._ _ • • J)OWI!r lll'inder, Ollfl Ill .platform acales, two rolls ba1tl wire, RANCIIIri'YLE home, I lllOIIII, wire, .two rolls one hay rake, horae drawn; ball. c.parl. pnge, oat; one dlak harrow horae c1mm, lodldlnp, s - · 1\i bt olrllwllenlel. Will 1111 OliO set 32 foot OIIOllllon Jad. boule and lot or hoUIII and ders, one lot popular lumber. l3 7:1" 8 C~~~taln I:Ji 3 IIOOiho:>r World H To T(•ll U~e Tnlh ~ = ~$ I Now Ia Tt. Timt 13 NBA BuketWi 2:.10 8 s.,ond Till 1ltlr 3:00 8 lnJij;ld l3 \ ount~: l"hurrh PubRc S1le :1 Corn Cob RtJII)rt r,• 1:10 J Thil h The LUe 114-'I\IC 13 Jim Wallen Jubllev ......... l3 WOOL3rf& flo[nt fi \'k-'11' .... plt8 ,... If . . . . Po..., Jfome • Aalo. CHE81'ER. 0. 98Hui H -,.. Rlbll' AIUW<'r~ 3 ~N &~eclal 8 GanStn Clllb Till HSD \ Y l :• ~ ::15 3 What' I New-? s Social Securll,Y l:f5 13 \lot'!! of Lift• 7:45 Referenre Tl .ESI) .\) 1:» 7:1Kl a Eutw .,.a_. • Btst ~ Wedne~ 68 71 64 Ja•M"" IIOIOY fOIITY INAMIL 'IDOaA An•wPrl liletoltoP,If'DOd Urea, buckelaeats, ooundmotor,2 whoat 56 Dodge 3-4 T. Pickup · ······· $175 MondaY House ln C a i r o, Egypt, in 1871. 63 International Scout ·· · ·· · · · $695 drive. 30 year 43.1. ~ to rona tile ••rPri'1' ...,• .,, • MOTOR ·co. • 75 Average the week year 66.4. Average the week . ---- SUnda,y Tue~ ,;~ .. •CIII' . eTNcfc 'IHIIIw ' ' -N7T07 MON. THilfPII. ,,. · ' :Nt-.. .......... GALLIPOLIS ' 'Tempera. 1urea, prectl)itadiln and weather condldilno for each 24-boUr .p eri.. ocl ao recoided 1>1 Pete MoCOr· mlck, Falt1leld Weatller statim, DAY · lnGH LOW PREC. +...... .,,._,_ ,,_ · ~ SUVJf;! "Week·'s Weather ' UN<rombleth... t'"'r Jumble~ , ' . one letter tO nth ~quare, lo form four ordinary word11. ; , 1961 FORD F-100. sil cy!lnd'e; 19111 FOrd F -250,, ~illht cyUnder.; 1963 Ford F'-100, eight cylinder: Can be ·seen at ·Dr•· vo Corp.. Racine· I.ocl< oile. For detaill, phone New Haven 118Z-21SI, 4-U.Ste . ·r ~ '· Sunc!o¥, AprU 14, 19!8 ~&MID~~ es:s Services· two car prqe, comer JoL U un-ted, eaU ta-atlta. ., , 15- The liom~ Tim~.. ~nel, . For Sale BABYSITI'INO In phone IIIW3Il ~ U:OO '"YOUIII Cul14(' Bod T111Dr 11:20 - 8, .. ~.. - * le Baker. Jull.t Paw 11.:111 - 18. "Erll: 1be Co flllll'OI'"' - cameron M """S. SATVflDAY "WirE....._ 1r T'J'roa. 111a Uta! - I. "Thl&lQ- Llrl" VWorilt Clllltl't ~DO - rr.a. - n.rr• au...., ll:Jf - " '"Polli ,..... Btl THURSDA'Y ~ '"Hood• Prll... - Au& i6arllh;r,Jot.~ �.., ' Engineer G<orp K/IOlC !a In . ......... '!the ~r·~ illaeblilery, KnOx is ont of the Oldht omatneera left on 'tha ri!or· 114 reports U.lt his broiher, \hlo YOIeriOI C&plaln (:hFieo W. !KIIOl< · o1 ilarlotte, II ·~ u.e mol\· m.t~ heal!lt. . ' .· ' A11IENS- auo Unlver~• &Jmmer Music Cllllldot junior aud senior hiltl sdlool llludebto wm be held June 18 to June 29. ~BOred by the Od1ool of mulic, areas Ollered are .,_ chorus, orchestra, chamber mu. sic O>otl>. vocal aud inStrumenW), ~uetlng, music blstoey, theory and l»'lvate Iesaon1. ·:· ' Rel!lslraUon fee ia $102, lil'Uid heaJU. fee. stu<lents deslr· ing optional private tenons will PloY "" sddttlonal '-1 for l1ro lessons or $10 for four lesSODs, A $10 advolllce registration fee is requireU, which ts applied towtlrd the cUnit tuition. Reg. istration fees will be refUnded to applicants ~. .Jind they are unable to atterld the clinic, it tJl'fl refund Is re(flested not later than. May 1. A limited number of schoJarshlps are available to qualifled applicants. Early application for financial aid is advised. ReQJests for appUcations may be sent to: Executive of C&SOE Will Be Speaker ·t CHESHIRE - - John M. .Fmory, AssiStant Treasurer, Columbus lad Southern Ohio FJectrir. Com. PIP.Y, wW speak at CDmmencement exercises, Kyger Creek High School here, Ma,y 24 at 8 p.m. Emery's toPic is "Free- <mm Isn't Free." SUmmer Music Clinic, School of He received his Bachelor of Music, Ohio University, Attlens, Business Adminlstration degree Ohio 45701 . tiom Westc:rn Reserve University and attanded Harvard GradQ- c BY DICK THOMAS . .I. GALUPOLJS .:.. Paclult - wera proviWng lUter llltl>lilinl ~ frailtlt ' 50 7eer1 qi>. T h a . ~e wu that there . -'not Members ot the Radne Merchants Asaociation are iDvtdrw area residentS to join u- lor AWII Jemima Pancake llo.y to be held trom 10 a. m. to 5 p, m. next~nda,y at the Racine Junior High SchooL Last year, the event was so well atteoded that the enoelation members movfld to larger quarters for thisyear'aattalr. Tbe as.sooiatlon members wUl be working in shifts throughout tiw dl_y .Pl"EIJPIJ"o 1ng pancakes and sausage - alJ one can eat at $1 for adults and 50 cents for yoqsters Wlder 12. spoke&rnan anoounced. He was 69. Part)'·'s Peak Ue Accountants, Ohio Soci~ of The Socialist party in the United States reached its peak between 1901 and 1912, in and Financial Analysts Feder.. creasing its membership from Certifted Public Accowuants, National Association of Accountants !!on. _ He _is also a member <)f the 16,000 Multk>le Sclerosis Society and is to 118,000 with a rep- resentation in public office of active on committee& of t h e more than l,IXXI, including 56 United Community CounciL He mayors and one congressman, according to the Encyclopae. resides ln Colwnbus. dia Britannica. _..., jlaclulta or lralnaio haD- die thefreiltl~ aceordlnltoltama In the River Newa of the Galli· pills Dalll Trlblll8. Paeketa, too, were pttiq the hlllbest frailtlt rates ...,. koown, aeeOrdlns to aome of theM newa llema: APRIL 8, 1918 - Engineer DOWN Middleport w~. Carl Horky ot the Middleport- Pomeroy JOhn LOckhart religned as 1111· Rotary Club .POints out that some Eaater Seal m&Uers could have l!lneer oo U.e poclult c. c. Bowbeen mislient in the annual fund campaign ol the Crippled ChBdral's yer. Pilot Ed Miller Willi up to Sociocy. Anyone mlsiled - Horky a~ sure.s it was conu>letely ace~ dental - is asked to send his contribution W Curtis Jenkinson. society treasurer, Middleport. The Rotary Club annually handles the fund drive. Plans~un­ derwlij' tor a speQICh cl1nic this NOROOOFF llES WOLFSBURG, Germal1)' (UP0 - Heinz Nordhoff, chlef of the Volk5wagen automobile concern SIDIUiler and proceeds from the of West Germany. died Friday Easter Seal campaign will help of a heaii attae k, a company Cinance that facility. ate School of Business Amn.inistration. Belore joining Columbus and Southam ln January, 196.2, he was Senior Auclitor for Arthur Anderson & Coll\P&IlY. Emery is a Visiting Lectw:er in accounting at Ohio State urn.. versU;y. He is a member of the American Institute Certified Pub- provicled thenecessarypart..splus the labor to fix the bikes. Pl. Pleallllll Stmda,y eveelni M the hunt for an ena11ar and se- cured one. They &rel'ti'J' searoe. The wtcketa II Dom No. 12, FRED SISSON, S011ofMr,and just above Wheello& are broken M.n. Leland stsson. Pqmeroy, and U.e J>001 cannot be luted lor and an Ohio University student, at least 30 clays, lt 11 reported. will roll in town ovor the Ma,y 4 cajllaln James Iilli hu had Weekend to udrum''"wftJithecom- charge of lido dam. The Homer Smith bad a b lg erowd ot exeursloailta &mday, op>nlng of U.e 18111011, In spite ~ bad weather. The Smith carried a big crowd 0111 of lluntlDg. ton for a sOOrt trip Stmda,y after. bo which wUl_provideacc~anl­ ment for the .Miss Southern Ohio Pa,.ant. Pianlstfortl)oeveiiiWill be Mrs. Marpret N01lllllll and TALK ABOVf good deeds -, emceeJng the P.....,t at the Po.,. Members of the Drew Webster eroy Junior High School wW be Post 39, American Legion, with Joe Struble. noon. Robert Vaughan. commander, and Rlvermen arewantedlnFranee Russell Moore as child welfare VICTOR BABR, tiro warden, is to help inU.ewar. C..,ta!nGeorge chairman, recently picked l() all inviting the .PUblic lo attend an HBmllton of till• civ is thellrst of the bicycles at the Meigs Coun- open hou~Je at Sltade Forest on Ohio River pilot we have heard ty ChUdren' s Home, took them to Route 681 all da,y Smda,y, ~ to enlist In U.e war. A well. the post home and Put them all into running order. There were A.ll of the facUlties of the park will be open lo sightseers and the nine bicycles involved and not Public may also elimb into the one ot them had had any service tire Control tower for a bird's before the repair work. The Post eye view of the area. Cut-Ups Discuss Pllllburi!l.ctnelm.U lrade, ont ~ the 'Dldell wllarlnla-•· ... ' ' . '• l ' . ' ' ' the uwar Ohlo ·ruver·sa,ystlllllll hla CJI?Illlon, ttie .tiel! ovor II' the lrtl4e WI~ CIIPfaln C, W, KnOx and blo <raw·.., the old Keylbine knowl\ ilvetman he hU 11ro 110111 , on frllllibt ever koown. Proper · - • bell (1\ jhe tine. The Key. Wbo have .Onot.d in U!eleSim'a kinds · of IM>ats with a "!'.II ·'stole lllci the blgeotbuJI. Anrlf. ; . .river the yoor roundlhouldmake nou 1!1 'the lllle ol iii1Y poektt ~"1'"'"'- are .llol .... DDIOflortheownersUcmroto· in U.o 'Pitt......_ lrlde. B111J exempt and are llli>Jeet to tho Ol)trate them •an be r-. ' Klmlile was ber perlor and lite drlllllll1)' Ume. • lakes mudl 1_.- Ul dellv· lato Georp BOrrid,e ~ Collll>oer frelalit bT nil than It 111, her llle!!lrd· a.e11 ~ APRIL 9, 1918- At U.e ao- by boat. A Huodngton manprtout ao tile Keystooe Slate's Wlllntv· nual meet111g o1 the director• · • seheAI!e wllldl !howed the\ It or apln be -011 an Ohio Rlvof U.e Seoutlzy SteamlM>at Co., takes !rom 7 to 18 da,ys by ntl er packet. · ....... , of tile oxeursloll steam· from Huntington to Ironton and er 11omor 6mlth, at Pl. Plaas- Fort111101db, ai1d by boat the aamo APBU. 11, 1918 .- ,The !lOCk· ant, tile following ol!teoro were da,v; from iiUIItiDaton to Clllcln· eta are uriable to handle t h e elected: Homer Smith, president naU it takes 7.21 da,ys by· ratl lreiallt that is belnlolreredalong and generol-, c, c. Bow. and by IM>at, 24 houn; lnrm the routes and the rsllroada are yer, v:lee.pi-esldent; Tal Strib- Huntington to Plltoburi!l, 21 to unable to lllrtdllh OIIOUih lralna. lin& 110Cl'8!ary, and c.R.McCUI. fll da,v• by rsll, three or lour The earpentora• sirlko In the lo!qb, tnasurer, da,ys by boat, if 111)' OOato are boat bulldlnB yards aear J>1tto. Aller maktJ>g a trip down U.e running. ....., Is -811' ~tbe river aa rar as Louisville, t h e There Ia aaid to be a ftal river bullneoo and the .....,.. Homer Smith will return to ~ lor a poclult lnrm Rlnt- mont mar be a - to ·take 1 Pitt8burtlh lor U.e excursion 181- iDgtoe to Olarlaoton. Boats haYe hand and oettle .it. ru....._ ooo. captain Homer &n!U. will beeo refusing frailtlt II lflmt.. laid carponlen have reetlved eommaud the boat. ID8ton. an lnereese of 66 per - with· Manager Alvin E. Martin, Ohio Ill a yoor, and aok 20 per 01111 APRIL 10, 1918 The river more. and Kanawlla Transportation Co. Tho u. S. Governmeot baa .... wlloriboal, in renewing his fill>. 11 rillq, a rt.. of aeveralleet SCrii>UOII, writes that bualneSB havtns oeeurred slneo &mday. slctered the Monoaaahel• River out of Plttoburi!l is eJ«:OpUon. The water was IQl "' the Cour- lnrm ito II1IIUtil to Loek No. 6, ally &QOd, lite only trouble be- ler'o bllll lido mornlns. A r... inclu!llve. a war neeeoolv, IIIII Ing • learclfl of pocket beotJ more feet will float her otl the this zone contains the bolt buildlnl 71rdl .. that ri........ hopo and a llhortqe of deckhands. bonk. The lliMor to the onJy pocket The ~- CIIY Is being re· that f-.J aalhor!Uea Will nmntng out ol Plttobur&h and painted on U.e Kanawha -··-take a hand in the dlapJte 1011 llhe haa had to relosa frelillt at and a new roof is being prt 011 bave It oettlld eo that awir of mll1)' landtnco. U.e JIOCkel before abe - .. tl!o tho ..,IM>atsnowiUidereon-.:. captain J. Brown, former Clllclnnatl - Loulsvllla trade. Uon ma,v be flDIBhld. wharlboat proprietor at Roche,. Work 011 the 1nt11ana Is being There Is a lfllllllllld for·aew. tar, Pa., waa In town Tuelday on pullhed " rapldl,y aa pulllble by barpo and 11 ~ ...., . . llloc:k business. He stated U.s! U.e few BUll' Lee, master lh!,p Clr]lell- It would 1101 take them loag to pocket boats running at U.e prel- tor of U.e Loulsv!Ue-Cindnaatl flnlllh tile work and have tham II work .., the river, eet are 8IIUnB 11m hlllboot rates Paeket Co. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - Carol 91ultz, Rar.ine. l!SCHARGED - None. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - Cathy Gilkey, Pomeroy; Mrs. Florence Werry, ~racusej Bernice Nichobon. Rutland; Howard J:Qnohew, Rae ine; Miriam Walter, Marietta. DISCHARGED - Bett,y Stewart. Ernestine Werry, John Jividen, George Christy, Pat Ross, Jr., Cyrll Coleman, Harry GibbS~ Edith Sayre, Bruce Conde. renew your faith and lift your heart as you worship in your church this Easter Sunday. OHIO VALLEY BANK Gallipolis If Free Customer Parking - ~~~ \.:-in Window SerVIce eComvJcte Banking Service Holzer HOLZER HOSPITAL: VlBiting bours 2--4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics WanL ADMISSIONS Mrs. Ethel Shaver, 235 Second Ave,, GalUpoUs; Mrs. Jo''"'h R. ~s4 Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs, Robert L, Thomas, pt. Pleaaant; John D. Jiv:lda!, RIP cine; Ecl(!ar R. Payne. tronlnn; Mrs. Clal'a P, Holmes, Catletts- burg, K,y.; Mrs. James L. Pulley, Kenova, W. Va.i Bill M. Powell, Columbus; Mrs. John L Zembry, Gallipolis; Robert G. Croot, North East, Pa. BIRTHS Mrs. John L, Zembry, GallJDo. lis, daughter, 4:38 a.m. Saturda,y. DISCH.\RGES Martha J. Brewer, Mrs. WU,. Uam A. Carman, Q)ugtu c. CleJ,. land, Mrs. Mary Cordell, Rehee· ca Sue Fields, Mrs. Ibnald E. Gillenwater, Mrs. Eugene Harrison, James B. Hawthorne. Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. Mamie R. Lewis, Margaret L. Lewis, Bethany D, LJ,pscomb, Dawn Mallette, MerrW Pritchett, Mrs. Jesse c. Prot!ttt, Mr•. LUlie M. Ran<blph, Mra. Be88ie So.rre. Mrs. Isaac stacey, Mrs. Stlrley WU.. son, Mra, Edgar C. WoUe. Mr8o Naomi R. WoUe. Wtwam W, Yonker, Mrs. Gene Green,FriDk G. stone, Usa IL Davts, Mru. Larry G. Johnson and infant dluo ghter, Mrs. Charles L. Thaxtoo aud infant aon. :,, . 't er"' . t c.~ bas dltos f; I "' .· l:i tMI. ..... ileo, ttmd -r: - ' lllliiT oman its in rkto Their Projects 'at • Fa- aev CHESI'ER - The Courthou.. L\Jt-Ups 4-H Club met st t h • Chester Methodist Church Mnn· day with tile advisors, Mrs. DJn. aid Mora aud Mrs. Esrl Dean, discussing the refl.l(rementa for U.e foods and sewing jll'OjeetaU.e May the coming of this holy day • l .~>1'1 ~sIn u.e· eludlni tutuon, room and board JOHN M. EMERY • Now You Know . • " on SURE ·· • I HE !5;, n membera are taking. Recreatloo was In charge of Joyce Myers and Linda Baer. The group approved a potato chip sale and piBJVIed for a cook- / out. Refreshments were aerved by Mrs. Donald Mora and dautlll· ·- ' ter Rhea, The next meetfng wtll be held April 22nd at the home of Mr•. Esrl Dean. - Elatne Milhoan, rllj)Orter. .. z...... ••ldladlliiiJIDo ~IW1qrby j Woat Vlrg!nla SgL Bailey Toun . -~ . lple workera J...-- CHESrER - Sgt. Larry R. Belley, 5011 or Mr. and :Mrs. Rex Baney. Chester, stat1oned with the U.S. Air Foree near Loncbi, England, 11 on a 5,00& Dille tour or the continent. He crossed the Englilh Channel, toured IWirid and ~~~ro.. lona, ~ Rome and Voniee, ltel1; Geneva, Slfltzerllod; U... Parts. France, Demnark. ~- f Soaaloratthe European Cities emboursh, Germll1)'; pF,llmledf, ., etanger the ( ... U!llld Belil11111o and~ Katie's Korner By Katie Crow /1968 ICK LeSABRE 4 DOOR SEDANS P- POMEROY - Ma,y hal some have Burpry sc~ Within exciting e,.nts coming 11> - One the two month• and Wbo is the Ml88 America taxm U.ey wlllllled blood tnDoo under the direction of Bob Ho&>c . fuslon1, to the ~ atch which wW be staged Ma,y t bile and make definite 11 tho Pomeroy meniS, J u n i o r lllsh llr. Nea10 laid 150 plnte o1 SchooL At Pr6o blood are needed. The R o c k lent there are U ~rinl!l Better Heolth Q,m II in contestante. ebarge ot the canteen. tr It all The .Paeeantof. posslblet pleue ao and give to fers a very eaJoy.. the Bloodmobne. able evening ot orr- 1 have another dllbetlc re- entertalnmelll as cl»e- Endive Salad: the girls gract1 endive stal~ ouall' porlorm in lllble81100n lemon juice KATIE bath!nc &u!t. and I smell beot (cooked) evening gown compeUtton. Tbee I IIPrla of parBley to add lro!tlng to U.e cake each Wuh and dry d1e ondlve (do gives a talent presentation. not handle endive untU read;v to This rear's .Pqeutt: will be serve). Cut endive into 2lengdta elegan~ and ellce eoch piece long!hw!IO into ltl'UJ•. Cook, cool and peel MAYIOa~~•oowll~ beet. Then cut Ill of U.o staged by the ~~YraeUJO Litde •IDle size as the eDdivt ll1d uLeague usoelatton. The 111'011> ranp on plate wtthoaclve. has been rorw.te in securing aon with oubeUtute lilt and .. _ tDP entertainer• - non.p.rofea- oo Juice and pralllh wiU. a few sionel, that ia, rpriga of J)U'aley, (And oa11 ~ The U80Clat!on ia lrl'lnil to calotte•O. make eooug1l to la¥>rove conditions at the - ball park which the toWn hu pureba8ed, SUQON ARRIVES WE REMIND Meta• Coun!J ...,. ~RID (\;PI)-~. ~ st<lent& of the ~tie that t1un Barnard, thl fantld heart wW be at tho Pomeroy Junior · tnniiPJant · ..,.,..,. from South Hilh School Monda,y AprU 15 Afrl<a. artlved SaturdiJ from !rom 1 to 6 p.m. ' c.pe t'OWD on route to Rio de Vermn Nease. Blood DJalD.. Janeiro u a peat ot the man aska thlt all peraona whO Brulllan govermnent. ' J;;:::orv Air Conditioner. Super TurbiM '400' Transmission, HP Engme, Red,~. Power Steering, Power Brakes, Custom Seat and Shoulder Belts, Tinted Windshield, Whitewall Tires Wh eel Covers, Etc. • 00 s COMPARE PRICES ANYWHEREI SMITH BUIC "BARGAIN SPOT OF THE WORLD" GALLIPOLIS, 0. . -~ -i,_._ I .,. --.----.. - .....· •..·- . . - ... .. . . ~"-·· · . .. ·-r· -,...-- ...... ·-·-··- .... ]JI- ....... · Mwie .Drpanmenl jok .... pertld· 1ommoav.- wW look 1 For a bli seloc:tton of RCA Victor Toltvi•tons- Radloa _ steraoa _ Plua muolcal..,. ceseerteo - liltgnuo Ol'ltnS - Gultero - 8trlnp _ Racordl _ lluaical bo8trum- ... Buescher - ~ Mualc - llencbllns. ' "' · 1"Wtheir ~edin Court ~... .~.... Doied f'hll*d·.blo bead Ill Ilia. COOI'I ol • ' ' . ' .' ·'· ··- ........... == · '~><:·::~:~:;:::::::~~~~=~+~ . . .. , .•. , ·-· o• +r ·--~----- • ·-•·• •• ·• • · • lib Ziti pntll-frtlliSil •triP• ( bQuslleo ~r bla aeloc:ttons of drlpee. curtains of sllldnd•, slllllllltll• _ Bod aproad• _ Kirsch IIPV.Y Har4Wan. W~nGJw ahadu. - Throw eovera. t .. 'GIP tor men and womea _ . Hoo- lilrO<(Nlro - Slnt>llclll' Pllterna - lltjj IOieetloA of yard 8IJOda, • , ~--····· ·,,··~ . _) '· by �.., ' Engineer G<orp K/IOlC !a In . ......... '!the ~r·~ illaeblilery, KnOx is ont of the Oldht omatneera left on 'tha ri!or· 114 reports U.lt his broiher, \hlo YOIeriOI C&plaln (:hFieo W. !KIIOl< · o1 ilarlotte, II ·~ u.e mol\· m.t~ heal!lt. . ' .· ' A11IENS- auo Unlver~• &Jmmer Music Cllllldot junior aud senior hiltl sdlool llludebto wm be held June 18 to June 29. ~BOred by the Od1ool of mulic, areas Ollered are .,_ chorus, orchestra, chamber mu. sic O>otl>. vocal aud inStrumenW), ~uetlng, music blstoey, theory and l»'lvate Iesaon1. ·:· ' Rel!lslraUon fee ia $102, lil'Uid heaJU. fee. stu<lents deslr· ing optional private tenons will PloY "" sddttlonal '-1 for l1ro lessons or $10 for four lesSODs, A $10 advolllce registration fee is requireU, which ts applied towtlrd the cUnit tuition. Reg. istration fees will be refUnded to applicants ~. .Jind they are unable to atterld the clinic, it tJl'fl refund Is re(flested not later than. May 1. A limited number of schoJarshlps are available to qualifled applicants. Early application for financial aid is advised. ReQJests for appUcations may be sent to: Executive of C&SOE Will Be Speaker ·t CHESHIRE - - John M. .Fmory, AssiStant Treasurer, Columbus lad Southern Ohio FJectrir. Com. PIP.Y, wW speak at CDmmencement exercises, Kyger Creek High School here, Ma,y 24 at 8 p.m. Emery's toPic is "Free- <mm Isn't Free." SUmmer Music Clinic, School of He received his Bachelor of Music, Ohio University, Attlens, Business Adminlstration degree Ohio 45701 . tiom Westc:rn Reserve University and attanded Harvard GradQ- c BY DICK THOMAS . .I. GALUPOLJS .:.. Paclult - wera proviWng lUter llltl>lilinl ~ frailtlt ' 50 7eer1 qi>. T h a . ~e wu that there . -'not Members ot the Radne Merchants Asaociation are iDvtdrw area residentS to join u- lor AWII Jemima Pancake llo.y to be held trom 10 a. m. to 5 p, m. next~nda,y at the Racine Junior High SchooL Last year, the event was so well atteoded that the enoelation members movfld to larger quarters for thisyear'aattalr. Tbe as.sooiatlon members wUl be working in shifts throughout tiw dl_y .Pl"EIJPIJ"o 1ng pancakes and sausage - alJ one can eat at $1 for adults and 50 cents for yoqsters Wlder 12. spoke&rnan anoounced. He was 69. Part)'·'s Peak Ue Accountants, Ohio Soci~ of The Socialist party in the United States reached its peak between 1901 and 1912, in and Financial Analysts Feder.. creasing its membership from Certifted Public Accowuants, National Association of Accountants !!on. _ He _is also a member <)f the 16,000 Multk>le Sclerosis Society and is to 118,000 with a rep- resentation in public office of active on committee& of t h e more than l,IXXI, including 56 United Community CounciL He mayors and one congressman, according to the Encyclopae. resides ln Colwnbus. dia Britannica. _..., jlaclulta or lralnaio haD- die thefreiltl~ aceordlnltoltama In the River Newa of the Galli· pills Dalll Trlblll8. Paeketa, too, were pttiq the hlllbest frailtlt rates ...,. koown, aeeOrdlns to aome of theM newa llema: APRIL 8, 1918 - Engineer DOWN Middleport w~. Carl Horky ot the Middleport- Pomeroy JOhn LOckhart religned as 1111· Rotary Club .POints out that some Eaater Seal m&Uers could have l!lneer oo U.e poclult c. c. Bowbeen mislient in the annual fund campaign ol the Crippled ChBdral's yer. Pilot Ed Miller Willi up to Sociocy. Anyone mlsiled - Horky a~ sure.s it was conu>letely ace~ dental - is asked to send his contribution W Curtis Jenkinson. society treasurer, Middleport. The Rotary Club annually handles the fund drive. Plans~un­ derwlij' tor a speQICh cl1nic this NOROOOFF llES WOLFSBURG, Germal1)' (UP0 - Heinz Nordhoff, chlef of the Volk5wagen automobile concern SIDIUiler and proceeds from the of West Germany. died Friday Easter Seal campaign will help of a heaii attae k, a company Cinance that facility. ate School of Business Amn.inistration. Belore joining Columbus and Southam ln January, 196.2, he was Senior Auclitor for Arthur Anderson & Coll\P&IlY. Emery is a Visiting Lectw:er in accounting at Ohio State urn.. versU;y. He is a member of the American Institute Certified Pub- provicled thenecessarypart..splus the labor to fix the bikes. Pl. Pleallllll Stmda,y eveelni M the hunt for an ena11ar and se- cured one. They &rel'ti'J' searoe. The wtcketa II Dom No. 12, FRED SISSON, S011ofMr,and just above Wheello& are broken M.n. Leland stsson. Pqmeroy, and U.e J>001 cannot be luted lor and an Ohio University student, at least 30 clays, lt 11 reported. will roll in town ovor the Ma,y 4 cajllaln James Iilli hu had Weekend to udrum''"wftJithecom- charge of lido dam. The Homer Smith bad a b lg erowd ot exeursloailta &mday, op>nlng of U.e 18111011, In spite ~ bad weather. The Smith carried a big crowd 0111 of lluntlDg. ton for a sOOrt trip Stmda,y after. bo which wUl_provideacc~anl­ ment for the .Miss Southern Ohio Pa,.ant. Pianlstfortl)oeveiiiWill be Mrs. Marpret N01lllllll and TALK ABOVf good deeds -, emceeJng the P.....,t at the Po.,. Members of the Drew Webster eroy Junior High School wW be Post 39, American Legion, with Joe Struble. noon. Robert Vaughan. commander, and Rlvermen arewantedlnFranee Russell Moore as child welfare VICTOR BABR, tiro warden, is to help inU.ewar. C..,ta!nGeorge chairman, recently picked l() all inviting the .PUblic lo attend an HBmllton of till• civ is thellrst of the bicycles at the Meigs Coun- open hou~Je at Sltade Forest on Ohio River pilot we have heard ty ChUdren' s Home, took them to Route 681 all da,y Smda,y, ~ to enlist In U.e war. A well. the post home and Put them all into running order. There were A.ll of the facUlties of the park will be open lo sightseers and the nine bicycles involved and not Public may also elimb into the one ot them had had any service tire Control tower for a bird's before the repair work. The Post eye view of the area. Cut-Ups Discuss Pllllburi!l.ctnelm.U lrade, ont ~ the 'Dldell wllarlnla-•· ... ' ' . '• l ' . ' ' ' the uwar Ohlo ·ruver·sa,ystlllllll hla CJI?Illlon, ttie .tiel! ovor II' the lrtl4e WI~ CIIPfaln C, W, KnOx and blo <raw·.., the old Keylbine knowl\ ilvetman he hU 11ro 110111 , on frllllibt ever koown. Proper · - • bell (1\ jhe tine. The Key. Wbo have .Onot.d in U!eleSim'a kinds · of IM>ats with a "!'.II ·'stole lllci the blgeotbuJI. Anrlf. ; . .river the yoor roundlhouldmake nou 1!1 'the lllle ol iii1Y poektt ~"1'"'"'- are .llol .... DDIOflortheownersUcmroto· in U.o 'Pitt......_ lrlde. B111J exempt and are llli>Jeet to tho Ol)trate them •an be r-. ' Klmlile was ber perlor and lite drlllllll1)' Ume. • lakes mudl 1_.- Ul dellv· lato Georp BOrrid,e ~ Collll>oer frelalit bT nil than It 111, her llle!!lrd· a.e11 ~ APRIL 9, 1918- At U.e ao- by boat. A Huodngton manprtout ao tile Keystooe Slate's Wlllntv· nual meet111g o1 the director• · • seheAI!e wllldl !howed the\ It or apln be -011 an Ohio Rlvof U.e Seoutlzy SteamlM>at Co., takes !rom 7 to 18 da,ys by ntl er packet. · ....... , of tile oxeursloll steam· from Huntington to Ironton and er 11omor 6mlth, at Pl. Plaas- Fort111101db, ai1d by boat the aamo APBU. 11, 1918 .- ,The !lOCk· ant, tile following ol!teoro were da,v; from iiUIItiDaton to Clllcln· eta are uriable to handle t h e elected: Homer Smith, president naU it takes 7.21 da,ys by· ratl lreiallt that is belnlolreredalong and generol-, c, c. Bow. and by IM>at, 24 houn; lnrm the routes and the rsllroada are yer, v:lee.pi-esldent; Tal Strib- Huntington to Plltoburi!l, 21 to unable to lllrtdllh OIIOUih lralna. lin& 110Cl'8!ary, and c.R.McCUI. fll da,v• by rsll, three or lour The earpentora• sirlko In the lo!qb, tnasurer, da,ys by boat, if 111)' OOato are boat bulldlnB yards aear J>1tto. Aller maktJ>g a trip down U.e running. ....., Is -811' ~tbe river aa rar as Louisville, t h e There Ia aaid to be a ftal river bullneoo and the .....,.. Homer Smith will return to ~ lor a poclult lnrm Rlnt- mont mar be a - to ·take 1 Pitt8burtlh lor U.e excursion 181- iDgtoe to Olarlaoton. Boats haYe hand and oettle .it. ru....._ ooo. captain Homer &n!U. will beeo refusing frailtlt II lflmt.. laid carponlen have reetlved eommaud the boat. ID8ton. an lnereese of 66 per - with· Manager Alvin E. Martin, Ohio Ill a yoor, and aok 20 per 01111 APRIL 10, 1918 The river more. and Kanawlla Transportation Co. Tho u. S. Governmeot baa .... wlloriboal, in renewing his fill>. 11 rillq, a rt.. of aeveralleet SCrii>UOII, writes that bualneSB havtns oeeurred slneo &mday. slctered the Monoaaahel• River out of Plttoburi!l is eJ«:OpUon. The water was IQl "' the Cour- lnrm ito II1IIUtil to Loek No. 6, ally &QOd, lite only trouble be- ler'o bllll lido mornlns. A r... inclu!llve. a war neeeoolv, IIIII Ing • learclfl of pocket beotJ more feet will float her otl the this zone contains the bolt buildlnl 71rdl .. that ri........ hopo and a llhortqe of deckhands. bonk. The lliMor to the onJy pocket The ~- CIIY Is being re· that f-.J aalhor!Uea Will nmntng out ol Plttobur&h and painted on U.e Kanawha -··-take a hand in the dlapJte 1011 llhe haa had to relosa frelillt at and a new roof is being prt 011 bave It oettlld eo that awir of mll1)' landtnco. U.e JIOCkel before abe - .. tl!o tho ..,IM>atsnowiUidereon-.:. captain J. Brown, former Clllclnnatl - Loulsvllla trade. Uon ma,v be flDIBhld. wharlboat proprietor at Roche,. Work 011 the 1nt11ana Is being There Is a lfllllllllld for·aew. tar, Pa., waa In town Tuelday on pullhed " rapldl,y aa pulllble by barpo and 11 ~ ...., . . llloc:k business. He stated U.s! U.e few BUll' Lee, master lh!,p Clr]lell- It would 1101 take them loag to pocket boats running at U.e prel- tor of U.e Loulsv!Ue-Cindnaatl flnlllh tile work and have tham II work .., the river, eet are 8IIUnB 11m hlllboot rates Paeket Co. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - Carol 91ultz, Rar.ine. l!SCHARGED - None. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - Cathy Gilkey, Pomeroy; Mrs. Florence Werry, ~racusej Bernice Nichobon. Rutland; Howard J:Qnohew, Rae ine; Miriam Walter, Marietta. DISCHARGED - Bett,y Stewart. Ernestine Werry, John Jividen, George Christy, Pat Ross, Jr., Cyrll Coleman, Harry GibbS~ Edith Sayre, Bruce Conde. renew your faith and lift your heart as you worship in your church this Easter Sunday. OHIO VALLEY BANK Gallipolis If Free Customer Parking - ~~~ \.:-in Window SerVIce eComvJcte Banking Service Holzer HOLZER HOSPITAL: VlBiting bours 2--4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics WanL ADMISSIONS Mrs. Ethel Shaver, 235 Second Ave,, GalUpoUs; Mrs. Jo''"'h R. ~s4 Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs, Robert L, Thomas, pt. Pleaaant; John D. Jiv:lda!, RIP cine; Ecl(!ar R. Payne. tronlnn; Mrs. Clal'a P, Holmes, Catletts- burg, K,y.; Mrs. James L. Pulley, Kenova, W. Va.i Bill M. Powell, Columbus; Mrs. John L Zembry, Gallipolis; Robert G. Croot, North East, Pa. BIRTHS Mrs. John L, Zembry, GallJDo. lis, daughter, 4:38 a.m. Saturda,y. DISCH.\RGES Martha J. Brewer, Mrs. WU,. Uam A. Carman, Q)ugtu c. CleJ,. land, Mrs. Mary Cordell, Rehee· ca Sue Fields, Mrs. Ibnald E. Gillenwater, Mrs. Eugene Harrison, James B. Hawthorne. Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. Mamie R. Lewis, Margaret L. Lewis, Bethany D, LJ,pscomb, Dawn Mallette, MerrW Pritchett, Mrs. Jesse c. Prot!ttt, Mr•. LUlie M. Ran<blph, Mra. Be88ie So.rre. Mrs. Isaac stacey, Mrs. Stlrley WU.. son, Mra, Edgar C. WoUe. Mr8o Naomi R. WoUe. Wtwam W, Yonker, Mrs. Gene Green,FriDk G. stone, Usa IL Davts, Mru. Larry G. Johnson and infant dluo ghter, Mrs. Charles L. Thaxtoo aud infant aon. :,, . 't er"' . t c.~ bas dltos f; I "' .· l:i tMI. ..... ileo, ttmd -r: - ' lllliiT oman its in rkto Their Projects 'at • Fa- aev CHESI'ER - The Courthou.. L\Jt-Ups 4-H Club met st t h • Chester Methodist Church Mnn· day with tile advisors, Mrs. DJn. aid Mora aud Mrs. Esrl Dean, discussing the refl.l(rementa for U.e foods and sewing jll'OjeetaU.e May the coming of this holy day • l .~>1'1 ~sIn u.e· eludlni tutuon, room and board JOHN M. EMERY • Now You Know . • " on SURE ·· • I HE !5;, n membera are taking. Recreatloo was In charge of Joyce Myers and Linda Baer. The group approved a potato chip sale and piBJVIed for a cook- / out. Refreshments were aerved by Mrs. Donald Mora and dautlll· ·- ' ter Rhea, The next meetfng wtll be held April 22nd at the home of Mr•. Esrl Dean. - Elatne Milhoan, rllj)Orter. .. z...... ••ldladlliiiJIDo ~IW1qrby j Woat Vlrg!nla SgL Bailey Toun . -~ . lple workera J...-- CHESrER - Sgt. Larry R. Belley, 5011 or Mr. and :Mrs. Rex Baney. Chester, stat1oned with the U.S. Air Foree near Loncbi, England, 11 on a 5,00& Dille tour or the continent. He crossed the Englilh Channel, toured IWirid and ~~~ro.. lona, ~ Rome and Voniee, ltel1; Geneva, Slfltzerllod; U... Parts. France, Demnark. ~- f Soaaloratthe European Cities emboursh, Germll1)'; pF,llmledf, ., etanger the ( ... U!llld Belil11111o and~ Katie's Korner By Katie Crow /1968 ICK LeSABRE 4 DOOR SEDANS P- POMEROY - Ma,y hal some have Burpry sc~ Within exciting e,.nts coming 11> - One the two month• and Wbo is the Ml88 America taxm U.ey wlllllled blood tnDoo under the direction of Bob Ho&>c . fuslon1, to the ~ atch which wW be staged Ma,y t bile and make definite 11 tho Pomeroy meniS, J u n i o r lllsh llr. Nea10 laid 150 plnte o1 SchooL At Pr6o blood are needed. The R o c k lent there are U ~rinl!l Better Heolth Q,m II in contestante. ebarge ot the canteen. tr It all The .Paeeantof. posslblet pleue ao and give to fers a very eaJoy.. the Bloodmobne. able evening ot orr- 1 have another dllbetlc re- entertalnmelll as cl»e- Endive Salad: the girls gract1 endive stal~ ouall' porlorm in lllble81100n lemon juice KATIE bath!nc &u!t. and I smell beot (cooked) evening gown compeUtton. Tbee I IIPrla of parBley to add lro!tlng to U.e cake each Wuh and dry d1e ondlve (do gives a talent presentation. not handle endive untU read;v to This rear's .Pqeutt: will be serve). Cut endive into 2lengdta elegan~ and ellce eoch piece long!hw!IO into ltl'UJ•. Cook, cool and peel MAYIOa~~•oowll~ beet. Then cut Ill of U.o staged by the ~~YraeUJO Litde •IDle size as the eDdivt ll1d uLeague usoelatton. The 111'011> ranp on plate wtthoaclve. has been rorw.te in securing aon with oubeUtute lilt and .. _ tDP entertainer• - non.p.rofea- oo Juice and pralllh wiU. a few sionel, that ia, rpriga of J)U'aley, (And oa11 ~ The U80Clat!on ia lrl'lnil to calotte•O. make eooug1l to la¥>rove conditions at the - ball park which the toWn hu pureba8ed, SUQON ARRIVES WE REMIND Meta• Coun!J ...,. ~RID (\;PI)-~. ~ st<lent& of the ~tie that t1un Barnard, thl fantld heart wW be at tho Pomeroy Junior · tnniiPJant · ..,.,..,. from South Hilh School Monda,y AprU 15 Afrl<a. artlved SaturdiJ from !rom 1 to 6 p.m. ' c.pe t'OWD on route to Rio de Vermn Nease. Blood DJalD.. Janeiro u a peat ot the man aska thlt all peraona whO Brulllan govermnent. ' J;;:::orv Air Conditioner. Super TurbiM '400' Transmission, HP Engme, Red,~. Power Steering, Power Brakes, Custom Seat and Shoulder Belts, Tinted Windshield, Whitewall Tires Wh eel Covers, Etc. • 00 s COMPARE PRICES ANYWHEREI SMITH BUIC "BARGAIN SPOT OF THE WORLD" GALLIPOLIS, 0. . -~ -i,_._ I .,. --.----.. - .....· •..·- . . - ... .. . . ~"-·· · . .. ·-r· -,...-- ...... ·-·-··- .... ]JI- ....... · Mwie .Drpanmenl jok .... pertld· 1ommoav.- wW look 1 For a bli seloc:tton of RCA Victor Toltvi•tons- Radloa _ steraoa _ Plua muolcal..,. ceseerteo - liltgnuo Ol'ltnS - Gultero - 8trlnp _ Racordl _ lluaical bo8trum- ... Buescher - ~ Mualc - llencbllns. ' "' · 1"Wtheir ~edin Court ~... .~.... Doied f'hll*d·.blo bead Ill Ilia. COOI'I ol • ' ' . ' .' ·'· ··- ........... == · '~><:·::~:~:;:::::::~~~~=~+~ . . .. , .•. , ·-· o• +r ·--~----- • ·-•·• •• ·• • · • lib Ziti pntll-frtlliSil •triP• ( bQuslleo ~r bla aeloc:ttons of drlpee. curtains of sllldnd•, slllllllltll• _ Bod aproad• _ Kirsch IIPV.Y Har4Wan. W~nGJw ahadu. - Throw eovera. t .. 'GIP tor men and womea _ . Hoo- lilrO<(Nlro - Slnt>llclll' Pllterna - lltjj IOieetloA of yard 8IJOda, • , ~--····· ·,,··~ . _) '· by �' .• .. • ' EXecutive, C&SOEWI . Jk Spea/cJ; ,. '•• ·.' '...' ' -< ' '' '• '· ..• ' ., 1 . i I' i. • CHES!DRE - John II. .Treasurer, C Southern Ohio Elec~ ·i pany1 wUl speak at tf' · Diem exercises, ~ lllgh School here, IQt; P.m. Emery's toj)ic 11· ;Glm Isn't Free." l: r~-Aastltant .ad · J .. ~· ..... He received his ~ Business Admlnlstrltloo tram Western Reserve V ( ' ' ty and attended Harvard 1illlel ate School of Business A tradon. Before joln1ng . bus and Southern in J ·~ 1962, he was S.nior Aud Arthur Anderson & Co ' .. l'' vetsit;.y. He is a membel American Jn.'iticute Certlfl lie Aceountants. Ohio ~ I ' part .MI. &mory is a Visiting L jll accounting at Ohio ~ ' l ,, Certlfled Public ACCOWltiJ. 1:'· I fa.! I 't: ;= tlonal Assocll.tion of Acco: and Financial Analysts f tloD. ~e _is also a membet MultiPle Sclerosis Society ·• ·'- active on committees o. United Communllf Counc ' ' -~ .·. \ '' :, . . ,· r,..:;._____ • ~-· ' llad .CAPTAIN ·B.ASY resides Ut Colwnbus. r. ,_ -~ bin ... ~ bF Leslie Turaer :.-----:.-...~.~~ WAL, U' ~ILLI'OLI'i ~ OUI'I OWII WA'4S OF 'ETTLIN' liiEM illiNG!r .... VILLAGE 6AR5AGE COLLECTOR I!J A HOT RACE •• 1HE CANDIDAlE v.\1r KIN OUT-RA~LE AIIEAFIIS A SlloO·IN I'ER THAT POLmGAL. PL1Nt1/ bn • ' ' ,, ' r···.. .. ,.., . . . .. , ' ,. •' ···t Jlid 'leiDIIID- ......... bJ 1 ., 'I ' hu ' ' '' '' Crui.e. ' May the co1 renew you1 heart as y church this ' • .. ............. f OHIO VA ftapcllll ~·-· ...... of China '- · ~-· ~will like a ~ Ia llle inter .. .. -·· / IDd 19~ ' I "... ' . ··-. fr· 'lbero io f proljlle! of i\IIDuo attenwt• lito llle llldted I '• I'd Ia lloparilag ... , ., , •···· ..... '- --~- ••. ·..J i;d .... "that llkoiD- ~- ·, 4 iiltem::= etoua ...... It at etoae1 i .. .. tlemaDda .• ..-. f g..... .._of !reo; •, '·1 (QJullleo ••• pa~ If tid I i l IIIIer• will look ,oil• Ill their •· '*- ' ' potlid- moavea- Fact~rv Air Cor • m 280 HP Engine, Seat and Shou Ia Wheel Covers, E $ .. At<E£•" ttQ \ WHAT . ,:iJP I, · """' rv, WIN'iHI2QP~ I COMPARI SMf • ' ...... : ·- ' ., . . .. i '• . ..: .• •. ( I.. �,, ,, { •, ·, I· . ,, Executive ' C&SOE JJ1 , '. I' ' .Be Speakej ·' ' '' I' "•. / ' I' i: CHESIDIIE - John 1(. ; ~siltant Treasurer, ~ '' llit! Southern Ohio El~ p.q, wUI speak at cw i, ~.. ment exerdses, .....,.gtl Rich School here, p.D, Emery's toPic if• • ~ Ml4l jdom Isn't Free." He received his BaCJ l!u~ss A<lmln!strlltlo~ from Western Reserve U b' and attended Harvard ate School of Business A tnUon. Before joining . bus and Southern In J 1962, he was Senior Aud Arthur Anderson & Co Emery Is a VIsiting I. In UCOWitlng at Ohio Sta versity. He is a membel American Institute Certltl II<: Accountants, Ohio So< Certlfted PubUc Accowttll tiona1 ASSOCiation of ACCOI and Financial Analysts F , -1.' ,.. ~ J!e _!~ also a membel Kultiple Sclerosis Soclecy actiYe on coJJUillttees o. Unttod Communicy Counc re&ides in Columbus. . ALL TI'IArGUY DOES 15 'SHOW HIS C~l( PROAL.e, AND 5161-t I · ' . n ' • '<' \ ~ • ~·:~::. : ' ,. ~ls _; I • ... z..- ... J ••ldlad•'~ .. ·' ~·. ..---~ i I· j .r ;, . , -~ ,- .... r . "':.' n 'r··· 1'1" ' ' ) ~· tiW 61RI.. \• . ,,. )" ~' ' May the coo ,: '' . CAUsec> .A I ' DISTLJP.S~e. " renew your DA1SY. WHY PID CAN'T flC.1'tA1N trf you 'lEU. LIKE /SU!)OENLV l FaT A TJ.li\n sHA.ttP PAII-I t 4West Vtrstma l5TLJO( HER WlTt~ A PIN 1 ""-· ·-lithe .,. __ ... F. KoonodJ, lrtndlnpr tbe • heart as y· church this ... Unt!Aid .,_.and .... lilt leasen oar OHIO VA 104 a realllllc ...... ~arlna . Fm ' tonrd will take I• ~ In Ole tnterThere ia fb. ~ proopect ~ . ' .. / 19t 4 Fa!:br\1 Air Cor 280 HP Engine, Seat and Shoulo Wheel Covers, E · $,f" ,,, f COMPA SM "BARf. ' .' J UPPER RT. 7 ' ' ''' ~.:! J' 1 .I t ';\..cJ~ S'%1~:i:~fli ,. I ' - - • •• ·~ .. . -- • " ~ - . .. .... '!"' . '•' .. '.r'. . I ~- . !, ... ,, ' ' ... .. '• -~-~- ·/, : 1 , ' - • -4 o• ,-. ,~. / -I ' '.., .,. ----:.-... ............ -~ -~ ~'. . .i {_.. ._ ·- - :_· I ~:...- . ._____, _,__,. . ..... j . ., ....~ . . h~ ~- -~:_" -· ···· - ~,. . ', f ' ' "'' i" . .. - .. • .... ... ' .~,I ,. _, jl!louo attempts iilto the Untted \•; �,. 'f > .. " ' ,. Executive, C&SOEWi Be Speake' 1 < CIIESHIHE - John lit . Alsilitant Treasurer, ~ llid Southern Ohio Elec:ia pan,y, will SPfJak at car ment exercises, Ky~ High School here, ~ p..m. &nary's toPic 18· ,cbm Isn't Free." · He received his Bac) Busluess Administration liOm Western Reserve U !;)' onc1 attended Harvard ate School of Business A trlllon. Be!ore joining bus and Southern in J 1962, be was Senior Aud Arthur Anderson & Cc:! ........."'"' ' hal t I ' bllle• it ........to ~ port ' Smery is a Visiting L !n accounting at Ohio Sll versicy. He is a membel American Institute Certill lie Accountants, Ohio Soc Certltted Public Acco\Ultu ttonal Association of Acco1 ond Financial Anal,yats f don. ~e_i~ also a membel llultlple Sclerosis Soclel;)' active on committees o. VniU!d Communi!;)' ComiC re&ldoa In Columbus. . . BUGS BUNNY on ~ls ' m Well Virslnll ~lm F, KonneoiJ, I • CERTAINLY. sp::e .... ..,.. worker• 1Ja-11the ..~lbe-­ ......... the May the co1 renew yout ltr the United --·and heart as y iu• Ie111ea our church this ie... OHIO VA ieod a realllllc tilauaor at Cllina ~-.Ia film will lake a 1rt In tllo lntor1bero Ia ... proapoct ol ptr. ~..... atlolqltl ' ...... tile United .. '. ;,.< .; 19~ om· - -- '. 4 ,.' ' J i \. __ ______ ' l. . . ---', FA:ST<EN!A~.LA~~ / '. .. '·. .. ' ' ' • \ •' ' ••' .. .' .' ~at~~""'":: .I :~ . !=aiD- ' . '' It~, ~ .' ------. . '· ,. .'. '-.·' > "'·' •• . , '' lbat poaco lltuo ID Ul I pre..,... it Ill ot-IDde· 1111 _ F JIIOIIIIonameoflroob)' - . Ill - ' iniullico pa- unlle-lf thlalo jtoa1~...... AN·DA;SMALI..<Se,ta.yj , ' .. ' "ro ~ RI:CT'A.NGI.;IL~R-P(ASTIC . OR ME.TAl ) ..... . e wblle - allwowWiook ' iWIIIaiDthelr llRi\PE.ItY' sm:~5: WITH A SHORT PIECE OF FlNE .WIRE. - .... parllcl- commonveo- • Fact:)ry Air Cc 260 HP Engii')E :• . Seat and Shou Wheel Covers •,_ .... ' . .' ·= . •• ' ~I, - . .,' . ~-· r\_ I· ' ; COMPj . •.' i""' . Gllllltr, ' ....... .SM ··. ....... ... - -..- ..- ... ... --- ..,......,. ~ · ·~"' ....,~. ., ... d ~,.. '*' - ' ,, .. • .,, I ,., ' ·----,.......... ....... ... ...... '....... ·-·- ... " .. ... . .. ·--~-~~·~--~:::-------~-%~ ~;=:~~,,~,~·~~~~?~~~~~~ �• Now You Know. ~ : ' ' ' Fllty-stx yean ago . • • ' ocean Uner TJtanic sank with the or 1,517 lives. lo•• . . NO. 259 lll.ll Step for Moon Try ate School of Business A tratlon. Before io~ bus and Southern In J 1962, he was Senior Aud Artf!.ur Anderson & Co Bmery is a Visiting L I' MOSCOW (UP() - Two unmanned spaceshiPs accomplished history's second fully automatic link-UP in orbit today, according to the Soviet news l£ency Tass. The link--tP waa aceom.plished in an orbit similar to that used by the ~vlets for manned space It Ohio SU verBity, He Is a membel .\mertcan l!!stitute cerwi Uc Accountants, Ohio Sol Certilled Public Accountar flights. The Ru:htians announced Sunday after putting Cosmos 212 in- tionid Association of Acc01 and Flnanclol ~118\ysts F ~. J:!.I! _is also a membel: MultiPle Selero•ls Society .etive on committees o. United Communi!;)' Counc resides in Columbus. ' i .' ~ t '" • •• '" ' ' -· J • • ' ' .. ' ' ' ' - ~·~. ' ' . . . . ·'.t,'""~-,~, IJ' : '· -,· i ......... ! f ........' ·, '' ·" '( I >'••. : ·r . .:. , -·. r'· .' ...·- ~ . t ~. . "" .,-) ..' . .... t.iJCKY EGG WINNERS- Wendell Gerdch, right, president of the Middleport-Pomeroy Ro-tarY Club,'JI'e&ented a$10bllltoRonnieHawklns, finder o( the golden egg. Recelving a $5 bill frOm Mayor C. 0, Fisher, left, Is Barry stewart who round the silver egg in tlle arLnual Easter hwtt epor;.. aored by the Rotarian•. ; •, "\. . • " • ·~ ,,. ·' . l;' ·- -- _, ... -. .,. - '' '" ', ,. Over 500 Youngsters attend Hunt The Middleport communlcy Park became a mecca of actlvtcy Surlday afternoon as more than 500 YoutWStera turned out for the annual El•ter egghuntoftlle Middleoort ·Pomeroy Rotary Club. A! .total of 415 cash and merchlndlle contrlbutod b;x ' Rli'"'· ' •' ) :"' .... - ' ,-i ·~ "' · /·. ~ News... in Briefs ·.:.':_:·.:.:,' .'.· .•.:.','·'•'·','·.·:'·' :'•. ,''. ,'.•,'·'•'·'·'·'•'·' •'·····.',: .•,•.' ,•.','.• .·.• .· .• • .• • .• .·.• •·.• .·•. .·.·,·.:.·.• • ·•·.·•·.•:.·.••·.: .·.•.·•. :....'':-;:: ::. ·,·;,·.· ::::. ....:::;:-~. :.~;::.:;.;:: ':. ;.:::'::..... .; .:. :.: :..:;:-:-;. :. ;.:';.:':: < <.;.::::::::: ..; •.• '. : :::::>:: : ; :/:::::::: :::::: By renew you' heart as y church this OHIO VA tbeeo~lefalled USUALLY PLACID SPRING WEATHER broke loose In Ohio day With a. barrage of aOOwera and thunderstorms throwing off tP to 60oati~Mn-bour wlnda and even a tornado reported in Northwestern Ohio near Fremont. The brunt of the storm, which brought hreooler weather, hit the Cincinnati suburb of Blue Ash, w~ as ~ as100 homes sutrered roof or win<bw damage. The mayor of the northeastern Cincinnati suburb esllmated damages at $100,000, . WASHINGTON - GOV. NELSON A.lloc:ketellero!NewYork wW ~ hla long silence on Vietnam "within a relative4' short time," according w the chalnnan of a a;rolC' trying to get him to run f o r Seat and Shot Wheel CoveJ;1 I COMPA ' s•-~' president. Indiana lnduatrioli&t J.lrwin Miller, whoheadsthenew~¥ Cormed "Rockefeller for President" Committee, said Sundly the New Yorker plani to molie a major speoch&tating"clearlylllld e>Piicltly hi• view (Continued on Page %) OH,lH' $YMPT0Ms. · PRJiTTY PI.~IN ... Services for Lt. Genheimer to an orbit ranging rrom 12'1 to 148 miles above the surface that the craft would be usedfor"testing new systems and elements of the design or spacecr.aft'' phraseology which in thepasthas been used to describe tests of unmaMed Prototypes or manned space ships. Today Tass said, "An automa.tic orbital docking ol the Soviet Cosmos 213 artificial earth sat.ellite with the Cosmos 212 ~ut.­ nik has been effected." The agency said the Unk-q», a vital operation in the prepara,. tion of future Soviet manned voy.. ages to the moon, was accom-plished by Cosmos satellites Number 212, hunched Sunday, and 213, launched today. The Soviets staged history' s nrst fuli.Y automatic lbliOottr In ·oi1Jlrllllt llli:iis a space highlight the week ~>&­ fore the U.S.S.R. celebrated Its 50th aruUven;ary. The United states hadprevioUJoo ly linked UP manned !paceshlps of its Gemini series. But .!?ovlet sctentistswrotethat Russia's fully automatic orbital lin~ was a more sophisticated operation with great slgnillance in the future erection of huge manned orbiting laboratories as well as In the race to Put men on the moon. Are Tuesday co return from an outing Sunday atternoon. ATLANTA - FEIERAL AGENTS, Intensifying the largest manhunt In FBI history, today maintained stringent silence as they foJ... lowed a cold traU In the hunt ror the sniper assassin of rr. Martin Ud:her Kine Jr. The hWlt for elusive Erte starvo Galt cootinues, ~ tmugh tpere la ~ warrant outstanding for the seaman. Polk:e in Jack.onvUle. Fla. said Sundlijo two hitchhikers arrested on vagrancy charges had oo eormectlon with the case. They were arrested .tter a Negro motorist reported one or the men looked just like an l'rtl&t'a sketch or the murderer. Fact:lry Air C 280 HP Eng ill located the silver egg for a $5 prize. A hunt for the toddlers and_pre-o sctvol agedchlldrenpreceded the one tor the older grouP. Wendell Gerlach, president of the Rotary Club. served ,as master of ceremonies wUh Mayor c. 0. Fisher extenmng tile tteleorne. ·-· ~Wlding the shot to start tlle hunt was Middleport Chief or P~ lice Herbert Gilkey. Middleport firemen were on hand to assist with the egg hunt, and the sound system was Installed by J o h n Werner. United Press International LOGAN, OHIO- TWO NEWARK TEEN-AGERS were loundesrly ~ cold, wet and hungry, following a nine-hour search in Cedar Falls state Park near here. Charlea Ankrum, 17, and Pamela Jean Wallace, 16, were found under a ledge ocr one of the park's trails. Neither required trealment, although Sherict Paul Hartman said the co~le were "cold. · wet and hungry." An intensive search was started after the girl's father 1 Richard Wallace, called Hocking County sherifl's deputies when May the co1 . Pomeroy and Middleport budnessmen -were awartied at the hunt. Ronnie Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hawkins of MidcUeport, was the tinder of the golden egg, worth $10, and Barry Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max !!ll')l'art, . .. ··-also' ol. Mid<llepor~ .... ::~:~:~:::~=~~~:~:::::~:?::::~:~;f~;::~:::~:::::::::::::~:::::::::::~:::::::::::::.::;:l;~:::;:::::::::::::::~:::::\:::;::~:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::: '· • .,'' 'llllaolo.J - · ........ - . ·' ' ' ' I ' FIVE CtN!S.·· MONDAY. ·APRIL li 1968. hnique W IIIKI attendod Harvard ' . 30. fO. ~ '' • CH~RE - John M. ·· A.lsiltant .Treasurer, ~ atid Southern Ohio ElocQ P~, will speak at CQI ment exercise::;, K.vP.I ' c ' P.m. &nary's topic is: )4ml Isn't Free," He received his Bacl Business Administration iiOm Western Reserve U. ' di. • •I' Pt accounting .-4-/ ~ wed lrollfln val!ot'• ,..... 1.!* ~~------~~--------------~~~--------------~~~~~----------------- ' High School here, en tine Qloor ., 1 • · , · . , _ . ' ' k ' . · ' . , · LIn····up 2nd All-Automatic . In Orbit Made b Soviets POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Executive 1 ,, : Deooted To The llllereall Of Tlw Meiss·MQMHI Area t:. ' Y.OI,, XX C&SOEWi Be Speake w~* .1 a1- y 1DdoJ tho I Funeral services for Lt. (jg) Richard Genhelmer, 27,1ormerly of Columbus and Pomeroy, Identity of Jloy Sought who was killed in a routine train-Tile department or SleriffRoblng Olght with tho U, S. Navy Air ert Hartenbach and Pomeroy PoCorps on April 8, have been set · lice were atteJDPtlng to determine Cor 2 p. In. Tuesda,y at the Ewing today the ldenUt;y of a boy found FW>erolllome. Sunda,y wllllderlng almlessl,y 1n A gra.duo.te or Pomeroy HiJh Pomeroy. School, Lt Genhelmer grad!>~rill Hartenbachlata !mnda,y ated !rom Ohio State Unlverslt;y morning wa& talking with the boy In 1965. He receivl'(l hi• go I d In an &ttemjlttoiearnhi>identit;y. wings as a naval pilot last Octo- The child, abJut 10 or ll,hadnot ber. He was stationed at Okinawa. told authorities his name, the loSurviving ·are his mother, Mrs. cation or his home, or his age. Olan Genhelmer1 Pomeroy; three Authorities said theywereunable &is tors, Mro. WWtam (Betey) to dmermlne If the boy knows Knight. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. WJ.l.. this lnformltlon, or Is just r• llam (Rachel) ~erldan, Po.,... lu&lng to disclo•e 11. roy, and Mrs. Peter GJIMHth) Vanica, Cleveland, and a brothPTA TO MEET er, J, Edward Genhelmer, RoyThe Middleport PTA will meet al Oaks, Mich. His rather, Olan tonll!hl at 7:30 at the elemenGenheimer, died in March, 1967. Ofticiatlng at the services will tary ochool. A &late patrolman be the Rev. Carver Willlams and will speak and the chlldr101 of the Rev.. Wendell Stutler. Friends the school patrol will be given may call at the funeral home any- spedal recosnJtlon. Rolrellhtlmo. Burial wlU be In Beech ments will be served by thell'ade room mothers. Grove Cemetery. On the Farm Front The experts predict Butter's Long Slide Will be Ended ' ., llllid IaII ·year' 1 ltaure wai tho 'lowell olneo the Agriculture DeWA.S!UNGTON (UPJ) - Fed- parbnent besan keeping dairy . oral farm ~· Qilok 1968 eoouiuJIII1!ioo .reoords In •1909, - brll!l at J6ilat a !omporm Almoil ce110inl7 it li the lowell holt to th~ lOIII term Ill d • aloee some lbjoo In · the 19th oJIIeh bp , the aver"" lb' .BERNAIID BRENNER vPI rami' 1!41tor ol ~Ius huttcr to oehool and wei· • in lavor o1 butter In ISS5.:19, !are outlet• wa& likely to olllet liao widenlna mr lia<o. 8l\l' further drOP . ihla· rear in 11: 191!7, tholfpleol ccellidner <Oinmer<!al•~e•. waa· ulllll 10.6 pomcia of mar' Aa·. a:a 1~56; huttcr aai1ne and ·GOb' 5.6 polllllia of waa, ll!l!i·1lhl! . l!"lioo'l' ravortte buller a year. t.<. ~ ~~tt'l!i! ~ ten- 01..~w'iewt~a ,to · reaeh · lor a · · 'picJc.igo o! .deney , 'averlaa .u - ~-•. F~a . ,In one nPuea piUIIdl in . till '!11!1 8.2 . . Appeals to a Nation's Spirit Press .Jnternattonal A man of peace' once aaid, "I have a dream." It was ln· the spirit or the wordf~· or the Rev. Martin LutbeN Klng Jr., that millions of Americans gathered &utda.y to celebrate Christendom's holiday or h~ Easter. Many or' the servtce&conckltted in churches, parks, stadiums, on mountain topswere direct meinQrlals to King. others were Oiled with the joy of the resurrection and the hope that .,.man, with Goers help, could improve an imperfect world. A special Man was lleld at Chicago' .s J~ea Roman catholic Onitch for those who By llhited *· gave Jood, clothing and shelter for the homeless in last week's rioting in Chicago, The unrest hit scores or clUes after King' a assasslnatiOQ, Notes National TrOubles Ne1J- York Cl,ty'• new Roman Catholic archbishop, Terence J. Planes Step Up COoke, recalled the Hterrlble sWrerlng and angJJ(sh ol oor nation" following the slaying of the civil rights leader. HWhat we have all so recently experienced .,.,. serve to make more personal and lntlmate the message of this Easter Sunday,'' he said in services at St. Patrick's cathedral. The hUDdreds who atter)ded a ttrally of hope'' in the Unlversl t;y ol Detroit Sta<llum were aaked to llign cardo oommlttlng them to a part in social justice prograDll. At New York City's Episcopal Cathedral ol St. John the Divine, the Easter collection was ckmated to the Southern Leadership Cul!erence, the civil rll!:hta orprdza~ Olrlstian Uon King murder. headed until his Not In Vain The Episcopal bl&hop, Horace W, W, Donegan, &aid In his Easter rnessage that Christ "in the marmer or his suffering and dying, has shown us In his :-:::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:;;;;:;.::::;;;:;:;.;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;. AUSfiN, Tex. (UPJ) - Prea-. ldent Joh.nson new to Hooolulu ~ lor a high • ..vel VIetham strategy review and talk& With South Korean Presldent Raiding ..:~~::::~:;:.or:; glorloua re........um thel no - and broklft llllllt, . . . . . IVDtle preacher ot 'Dllllriolace, Martin Luther King . • • ha:a ever dled in vala!' ,\<rosa tho - . flmll ..o gathered and .., c:hurches and cathedrola, ttiOIJt>. 1a1n 1op 1oru1. to take part In Eailer worllhip. llwodreda eilmbed 111.- MI. Davidaon, at San. FrandiCO, ana tholr - holding 118fdad by liD¥ - · llallhllghto, to attend sum:iae services. The Prelicia!l IIIKI blo llmliT speot Eaiter at tbllr Texaa ranch, •ttendlna both Roman Cathol!e IIIKI flit-' c:hurdi serricea. • A band of DlliMdlformiD knolm as Yipplea llid lbV bad 10,000 to 15,000 porllclponto in New York'& cmtra1 Park to I I - to melle, orul in ..,. cases smc*e m.arfJuaDI, Ill a ..~... It was a demanatratim aplnit ilnlc:lllred IClCiot¥ IIIKI poverw. McCarthy on RFK's Heels ••aaa..no.-\i;!A'lllliliomMir- --··- • . . --·'. .. .. . . . ........ . Foree 1 for an t4ght .. hour CHARLESfON, W, VA. (tJPO- Min- S1a. £-IIi> By JACKW~LSH oonstop 4.200..mile fi!ght. He Corthy wW bring his campalgn lor the lleomc:ratic P n l i - Jllll>o SAIGON (UP!>- U.S. ftghtorwas due at Honolulu Interna!nation to West Virginia Tlloscia,y on the heels of a ....,alan owing~ bombers flew a record 143 tional Airport shortly otter 1 New York Sen. Robert F. Kenned;y, missions against ~rth VIetp. m. loco! limo. TheJotmKennecly wound "' a whirl-wind tour ot SOuthern Woat Virginia nam's southern panhandle SUnPark meeting ••• given more SatllrGI.Y night Which gave hil late brotber, Jolm F, llennelb', here dsy, military 11p0kesmen &aid urgency by the North Korean ovorwheimlng •!WOrt In 1960. llcCartb1, - · - . todsy , Hanoi Radio aald the Communist ambush ~ here passed out literature sttiPOl"tlng the KlnoeiOt& Suator at tbe planes returned again today and tbat ldlled two Americus and Kennecly rall,y, wiU spend seVllll hours In Charlebombed north ol the 2oth two Koreans. Kennedy outlined live ''ei&- Soviet& are illii the ..,. power ParalleL mont& ol a new lorelllll IIOiley" plwlicolly obie to lllllan&or tbo The Hanoi broadcast said one to a crowd 01 about 2,000 after VOl')' lllll'VIvol ol lbe United American plane was shot down telling 3,000 peraooo In Logan 01 Statea. in raids this afternoon on N1nh a three..point plan for Vietnam. u'Iblrd. we must l._.IMIIl our Binh Province wflich is above .,Let me 183 I would p u 11 reltanee on 111dear weapoos m:t the 20th Parallel on the coastal back the searcfl and destroy halt the arm1 raee... area facing the Tonkin Gulf. mialions. I would protect those .,Fourth, wa aeed • realistic President Johnson tn his recent United Preaslnternatlonal de.escalaUon or the air war set Israeli ]l&lrola killed llvo Arab areoa of great !l<IIIUistioo con- -al&al of lbo dllolor of Ollna • the 20th Parallel as the guerrillas and W'OUildt!d sevea In tera and I 'lnJU!d try to bring and to begin IDIIVinl Amortcan troops home IIIKIIIID· day when thel Datloa will to1<e a northern limit. two weekend dalbes that alao It was the aecond time Hanoi kUied one loraeli and - - illtule South VIetnamese aoldl- more -.Dol part in tbo International community. Ther. 11 has charged violation or t h e ooe, llll'oeli olllclol• announced era," he said ln Logan. m Charle&ton, Keonedy &aid, neltber need nor III'OIIPOet ol limit. La&t week Hanoi doarged todii,Y In Jeru&alem. ~ties u'lhe last three years have reaucee11 for p:eclpitau1 .ue~a that American planes bombed a of Ruaatan..rnade weapons were minded u& ooce again ol the aw- to bring Qdua lido the United viiia&O In lar norlhwelllem seized. f1li reality ol war. It I& time to Nadmo.• North Vietnam 10 miles from 111e communique &aid one seardl again lor a way OIIIOivlng But K_.. llid In do]Jarllng the border o(; Lacs. The United guerrilla IICJIOII waa clhoovered our problemato turn toward a from bla _ . . t lui, "that Elates denied these charges. Saturday near Nablus, crowded I& Whit liiOiljd ilko to 100. The Sunday raids were the at the time with l&rlelis who IIOiiey ol peace. "Firil h the need to re<og''F'iilh, ODd moil ~. heaviest against the North since had 1!0110 to Mount Gerlzlm to nize that the world, far !rom we muil .....,.US. thel peace Jotuum ordered limited bomb.. witness Samaritan Passover ing to aid the expected peace ceremonies. T w o auerrWaa being divided lido too great boa- In the -ld m_. UUio to us talk& preliminaries with North were killed and lb: wounded tile cari>ps, !& IIIII of dlverlit;y unloaa we <all pro...,. It II and 8hlftlng forces. We m u 1 t home. We e.mot "Clllttmt to deVietnam. and ooe lsraeU was wounded ln loamWhether in Southeail Ell· Ill' and lioe demando this operation. Twelve hours later an Israeli 1'<1110 or Southeast Alia- to deol ol our """ - ' ' wblle opelll!patrol ran Into another guerrilla wlth natlooa, not •• part ol 1 lng blllllllla in the liiiiiHt Ollroemooolithlc Communist move- dom ol othera. squad at midnight and killed "A Dltloll tom by injUJtlee ln&i>ectlon ol Th-rus CoiJD. tllree guerrillas and lost one ment, which no longer exists... cU 17, Deuihton Q{ America, Israeli dead, the eommunlQJe but aa nations whose s~eaift·~ and violer~ee, lt1 lllreeU pa .. will be held at 7:30 p. m. llmight aold. cance and po&olble danger w trolled I>)' ArD1J 1111118--lf thlola ol the IOOF Hall. Mrs. 1!41th possible daniel' to our DWD na-- to be our ccaa-y, we eaa The Israelis said tbe patrols Wlkely dl Marietta wW be the captured ·eight mach,lneiiJlll&, donal aecurley mull be eare!IJI. ' - 10111 otbora will loolo Inspecting ollk:or. ly welllhed on a ease • by • caoe to ua for ltlllllillloa to I h e I r and - ·· The ehlrto,r will be dr~ lor hand prd>i.... .. partlcllsr_agrenade• el earlier accused tbe ball&, Mrs. Ellzat*th Camllbell, Mro. fiSecond, ln.drls newly dlverae patlm. in their eo 1ft m o a veaSoviel Unlm 01 j)I'Oi"ongtng the Katlll Baker IIIKI Mrs. Bhoa D&. world, we mult Seek a m o r e turea." danpr ol Middle Eait war by Vol NMnber•-are lsked to wear ur.nnmg the aggresaivenesa" of balanced IIIKI liCI'Illol relatfoo., ~ m' llhlp with the Soviet Union. 'lbo white. the Arob ilalea. Patrols Kill Five po..,.. Inspection Tonight Fin.ed * Mayor's Court --- 'l'hrto, .~. iioirth ·i>irll* bll bond Meet The Meigs Loeal Teaehers and a Certified in 5 Subjects · Ill ..-.rt of Charln l.o!pr, Finltlwel'l ~ AniJicl, 30, l'atlotroJ, tl and-. uound oloor . a... ~· - ~ lila ill.... 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