https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fa7518de8624bc241a0038e756dd5a86.pdf 4532350315fb9821377c0473d5c575ec PDF Text Text ,. . .. .Chorus, !Chot;.4le"· . ~-· ' ~ ~y Beelljc>Vonj G4<1· nod'i San<tu 'with Ell - ~ to '!llrltualo, folk · O!onlo to be pre1011ted at 8 aa tilt obloiii; , Allel~l ~ ...,_ . clili!lhi 'lillh 't.lole ~ '111t' 110\1 ....... •ftlneo will be p.m.. .Solo!rdiJ ill the I'OIIlerOJI Lotcr. ' .,. ~. ' ·:•·-1 ~'1,.., • •.. .'1, Jwllor School analtorlum. . l't~ 'llle Voo:al ·croup lllrottocl by ~luaii ill lite ~ ID· . Ill . Merlyn Roll will appear bore cllolo ' Deep Rlyer · N.,.ey >:la•!ijlij·~ · ~r~ llllder the ,..,....lhip of I h e M,yero •• the a<~~,oll_l; ! E!Jzal> or ., T...... thruT......y Twin Cll;f !llrille c)lll> !or the Rook, _ajld Soon 4it · WIU. Be . Coolwater and "-tilAI~ TOII!j)le Crljlplod aill- Done, and Calby cwwD fa tile World. Wolt .DI. . . . ooa 0( lhe dren' a Asan. For tbefr wear- IIOiolal for 'llerohwln'• jlumnor"THIIUNGLI 110011" time and 1111 Man's poae !rom bora wDl be a voeol uee, chorus member& will be (Totbnltel,..l Porgy and Bell. Feolurod oomeortai oole<llon, 'llle Gteo!IY lD formal attire. feature Inspired Kipling lalsl on Weep 0' \flj!IIW will be IIID sildora with Wail. l!l'OIIIl Meigs c..m;y lllldeola ill the 'llle Jun. Pat stutler, and Mlr1;y Mlllit, on the ba111 ban.toi JeD Ulle, ehorus are John Llale of &rrawith Joy! euse, Diana Hartlnpr of Mid- ~rano, will be presented Ia the bus guitar, and ,David An(amoua chardleport and Nancy Yost of Rt· um Bet Dl from Modame But- dorocm, lho bu>.l!>-tultar. Rlek V,l.P.'s of Jllll(le ts 18rfly, From . lhe Kem • Roos Llt:ton Win be 1he pi"'" aceom.. elne. • America, OUr Heritage, by ~owhoat, Nod Flazer will do panlst for the c:llorus. :!llri.D.frs attending the oon.Steele-Odes will open the pro- the solo work on Old ~an Rlveert are asked to wear their gram to be followed by other er. · Colorado. Troll wltl feeture fezzeo. 'lite eonoart Ia open to aelectlons ot a dassical nature illcluding Joso Ooly u-.t, Mo- both vocal and Instrumental solo the jllblle oi1d p ellv..- - zart'& Ane Verum, Hallellliah, work with Marilyn Crouse and illg will be tal<en at Ute door. and Ode to Joy from the Nillth ,....., !rom Ute illtludOd on the pr<ll!raDI of lho lll!tko of M02art IIIII Rio ~ College O>orua and m-. "!1b' . . ·=· News••• in Briefs "It takes money to make money!" 'i ;: I :~ :: I ~ :(• I ~~:n!~n~'fh~~~~ic' h~~~o~~~!~: I· ~ money." Even if you don't save it here in :~ ~- J. l' :::: ~~ J:~~~s~~e~i¥~ a8!o~~~~i:~~0ch~~ki~g- t {· account ... you still may apply for any of the quick low-cost loan services available ::: .. . i~~~:~~~;~~~~~~n~~£~~~ • )!! . ~ . ~ .11. I I · ~ ~ PQMEROY ;::: ~ POMEROY . NATIONAL BANKI ,,li S~ng· M~igs County for ovtr 96 years Member Federal Reserve System Late CLASSinEDS .LANCASI'ER, OIUO - WILL EIM' ARD DIXON, 19, ~huged with •tabb!J!i a lloyton hl&lt oehool footbell coach tall Slptembor, Pleodod guilty to a manalaughter charge ill court ben Thura~. He was sentoDcod to a 1·20 year term in lhe Ohio state IWormatoey at Mansfield. ' 'l1le lrlal was moved here earlier this monlh from 'Mo~Jtaouiery Count;r beeouse II was felt Dl>on, a hlgb school drtt>oul, c:ould llllt reeelve a fair trial ill ~ He had been chorgod with soeo.groo murder, and had pleodecl lnmeen~ He changed his pleo when the charge wu reduced. .•. ' OPJ!N MJXED Ohio Flv&oila1 Forecast NEW YORI) (lJPD - Prices Temperatures In Ohio wlll to<la,y ot>eaoc1 mlxecf with a fltm , undertone ill active ~ ·lm aver~g~~ near or af.W dqreea the Now York StoCk E>change. below oormal !lu-lllg tho pe,.._ lod Solo!rdiJ tJu-oueh Wedneo~. occlll'riQ! as ahowersilleS. urdl,y through Somdl.v and again middle ol , _ wook. Mock Convention Opens at Ohio U Pre .. convention acthUiea ·-- ......... plllllllro. . . . . • Flfllllllllllll•ll' p alihl Included a nil¥ 01 Memorial Auditorium, Where three li.S. .C ooere•IIQI.,._eaaed the student ~eo. Thur~ • lilt ll11tltiiN, .. , . lllllllr 111'C p • llllllllllill - · illnl ... ....... 1(111111 ... - - - . . . . fiiiiOI\ tiiJIIIII. GM PROFITS IJP NEW YOIIJ[ (IJPl) - ,~ n&IOrll4 Tlriorlde)' 17 Pll' centlni:t<oiH Ia pniata for the flrll quattar ol 1116hn a 19 por eeat rise Ia worldwide llllei ol autoinobueo ..-.1 tiUckl. - · Corp 1 Basis lor metiiiii'IIJI tem- 1reez1n::,St'n· peratures I• tbe of water-32 ~~ 1'1 belt, o ·on the Cc scale. ' H.' ltAWllfGS '< I' ~ atnoon, Hams and bocoDo On Baaban Road, first rood to right. !igno point Wt.)', BANK ROBIIED llAPLE HEIGHTS, Ohio (IJPO - Pollee here are soareblqJ for I miD Who OStiPod wllh Ill •'*'mated f1,000 from the 11n1on Commeret Banh branch Thura. ~aftermon. ' ; . ' lollc " ' ~ :::: ·,-. • .... . ' , fie - Willner In the SChool Bus Roi~.C transit elaiB waa ·Carl Bishop. Ironton City schools. pictured on the left. The' tunnen1> on tho rlsht was Earl Fradd, Rotk Hill LocaL Wlnnen were determlnod by result& of wrltton and oral teats and ,driving oldllbeldndthowneoL The event was held 01 tbo U>streoin Publlt ll&o AreaontheGalllpoUs river front. f tSHOP BOTH FRiDA y'ANO SA TURDA'...V , :~ ', II !j 1 ·~ ·:.: . . , · · GALUPOLIS - · Member• ol the out <!( •SChool ~~~~ Youlh Corps, now In ~ .,.! - · ~~!,.. counseling servl<lel ~ eoeh recuW',~~ .,...,... --,. tD . WIIUim W, Webb, Diretto<, NYC.· .. Tho record show• thel 281110111berS hlvo lelt tbe NYC,l ·J>l'Ofli'liiD · since JU: 1, 19611; lncludllw two who have r_..o tD cOil. . Ill< · enrolled 11 technl<>al tr~ cent.ers, one pllee41D tbe Job CoAl&, two hi,. racelvocl ~ lllrocillliU'OUIIII tile' ~C. ~ l!&YO . beee a!IIPioYod by othor plac'""ent sepreea, two. - · -od lho arme4 fortes, and six areawalllnl plac-orl'ul'tber , _ "'"'otlng ' . ' 'i . Webb polnl8d out that out of modlale area. w ae.,aiDI lhom a total of 61 )'00018 - ' " who wllh lacllllleo Ill tbolr ....,_ have received asslalanee and mwlll;f, IIIII •live a leW • • counsellllg ~ lho Nel.,.bor- and Upa to .....,.., Ia IU!IIre em. ', NIGHTS UNTIL .9 AND SAVE IN ".~ . OUR MONTH,EN[) 'SALF OF'. :i FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME' ; AND .wEAR~NG:.AePAREL .'FOR YOUR' FAMJLY :, . GALUPOLIS - With tbo proclamaUon of MliY 1 th,..... 7 as Mental Hoallh Week, Galli· polls State Inslllute Is oordlal1y tnv!Ung the pQollo to Ylall 1ho Institution ~ring ~ ,; ' ~:>.' I Elber.f:elds In '?om~~oy ·. ·~'!:;.::::.:;.:::¥.::;:::*:::-x?-r-:w.::~~~~...:::::::::W..!~:§:i:?.!:~ . . 1 hood Youth Corps, sliKI!ill less lhan 10 per ten1 are praoenll¥ IUIOJ11Ployed and available. ALL VOLUNTEER Counseling isprovldedtomam· bers by local ooun\l' olllclale al 110 cost. Purpose of the counoolill& Is to give the youth a kDOWledgv of the several eoont)l, stele, and federdi olllces ill their 1m- plO)'IIIent. 'llle eounaolillg "'"eo Ia oaly one ~ .aid provided !lY 1oc:ol ol!lees IIIII lhe Gellla • Mello C.A.P. ol!leoa. ~ lblo eouoaellbr. the C.A.P. trt11 to lntraaae lbe odu<oll,. 1 D d -..sp af d ...,_ IIIII to l1fOIIIre ,....,. peope . (CoaiiDood.., Pap :0 GSI Is .Holding Open House Days :''·"' , ... :;;:-:: JIOcko•. ... il'fi~~ class af tho S.hool Bus Roodo&O held SlWJ'o the. r_unni"""• Clllrord IlruQlfleld, of Jlle ovenl •'1'••1110•"""od by lha Ohio School Eml>lo,yea and the StaiAI DEI!artmenl I! lhll II lho case, ell ..,. oeod . do II to ID!orm the guide atllle . li4lsiDnlal af 111e tour and IIIIo · for Ylalll to that ;.,._, can ar.-- ~= · ' CIANI 20" X24" OF only wW serve .. 00 !llidel for lho tour, 11111 reH~ dafdurlnKih!swookthere !reltlmenll wDl be oorvod In the ·· wltl be two periods d tours: Homemaldlli ~ 01 the · lhe first will be from 9 a.m. eonclualan of each tour· Tho theme for Menial Heollb \0 11 a:m. and the oeeond !rom Woek lhlo , _ Ia, 'l1lt llonlallJ 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Alli>oulb there Rotardod· pq~1 Wbo Need PooIs a planoed ilillerary for the .. • !OOr, arrangeli*Ka can bt mode ,.a. _,_.-,. .._ ~ · iO View other Saxbe Will Visit City Monday -r In Well Hall "" 1ho ..- a . tor It wUl be the Rev . •jlljole · ~ Proteotant -·~-~·will be Deoll JObn ~; ' jllo. Gr- Collele, Prell- d lho Gallla · Coulll;f Aaooelallnn for Rellrd.ed CllldreD; lolro. Allllbellel!lo\11, ~- Guiding SchoOl; Mrs. Min' ll!llrJ, advloor, Parenll' Volunteor Aaaoelalton of G.S.I.; a repre-Uve !rom the Ohto Manlal Heollb Aaaoclallon. and Judp Jclm Howell, or a rl!>roaenlllllve h-om the Boord Q( Dlrettor&, Gallla C o u n I y Board of Mental~ Dr. Qlerlco D. Doronila, &1~ GallijiC>IIo state 111sUiute, will ll!nll!l' lnformsllm relative to Galupolla Stale In• - · '111toe ,..-uvea will be available lor anower!eg line·~ of '• quesllona. Mmlal 1l!oallb I• 111 exeeUent ~V' for the J!Ubllc t o - &t'Qolllated with Ute problem. en~ and the llllda of the mwt;:Ut retarded ·w• , REJ-1282 ' 22.0 ~ft.,. . ~ ' ' ' \, • ' ' '. . . " 1 ' ' j for bellll1lltDi Q( lives. 'Ilia 8lllf af GSI Ia hlpl\ll everyone lnlere~ ill maUl . boallh wiU Ylall the hospital this week. • 'II, •' ·,, ri ' :· 1 "'' • areso li dillliil ' -;;.::,-:--;,;·;;;;.:.";Dj"; · · ' P held SoilclaJ, MAl' 5, •.!_!:,... ,~ ~af~L" Modo! ATHENS, Ohio CIJPO - A Rep.mllcan Mock Comlllljoo begin& 01 Ohio llnlveralt;r 1llde.r wllh 2,600 student del"ffltel OliPac:lod 1D nominate their prelldenl and vlee president by *turde.f Dl&ht-- US IHlT IIU IIET • THIS 1111! HlT SHCUl: All. . 81. $'Jofllt 014" .-1111'' ........Iwill ,-1, Somdl.v, 'lllo Melia ~,'Fol: Huntora Alan• . will meof at I p.tb. ~ at !be clllbboule. ... Ea. lie Rl~. 'Corbell Cloak'. pteoldent, lllld. Plans for lho bench and Oeld lrlal& "' be hold lia¥ I and f will be mode. AU fox hlllllera ore ID9Ited. Jlalo-<lme hlgbs will average ill the lower eoa ill north and lhe 60s Ia lOuth. OvOI'nlgbt low reodbJi!S wDl be In the lower 18 middle toa, Warm 01 start of JIOI'Iod, lui'DIIW "9ider Somdl.v with onJ.y mlaor ~ehl~Wes thereofter. Proelpl- will average about ono--hllf illch, I •·II.• UNITED NATIONS - U.S. AMBASSADOR Arthur J. Goldberg to<la,y began the "filial pllq>" of his wan!~ United Nallono ....... by pleoding for world acceptance of a treall' to •toll the oprood of nuclear wec»ons. • Goldberg said 'lllur~ he would return to Private lifo at tho end ol the current Geuonl Ailsembl,y session Ill June. Prealdeat GUN SHOOT, Racine Gun Club, ·! Under ~ 1111 ... IW Jill clat. flo. • SHAPELY lor the Iron Curlaln eouatrlel was lhe entry of D or ka StoJslc, liS, In the Mloi Ynlverao Beauty Papaul. Mill Stojllle wiD ropreaoal Yagoala\'la In tbe eoateol. 'floe Ualvenlty of Belg1de IlldeDI Ia 5-foot-4, wol&ba 1ll pouuu and meo111re1 :11IIS-38. CLEVELAND ·- VICE PRESIDENT HUBERI' H.llunjllhnJ)'wm be the ·pltk of Ohio's 128 daleptea 18 tho Democ;11111t Nallonlol Cot>ventlon, Iormor ~ Rober! E. Sweeney predicted Thorodo.Jo, · ~ Sw-, ~ lor dalepte ·at-large, hao bHol organldJw •.:,:! the United lllimoerats for l!llllilihrey in Ohio and said, "I illtend to Work as bU'd u I cu to advance his cause:• He 11ld the Vice P~ sident wW make the rormal announcement of hil candidacy ~ )\ ~ and that he has been lnvllod to a lunch ill Walihillgtoo where the anno~~~~tement is elii>Ottod to be mode. RUTLAND All Accountai:::~·U:;: $1MOO Alter a state llll>ortmont brlellag Thur~, a Congres&mlli who attou<led reported lhat "they feel thoro's no <bubl eoerclon was used. The only Q.teBtion is what cype of coen::lon." :_:_1! .·'. : .: -~ WASHINGTON - THE BrATE IEPARI'MENT ·belleves crow members ol tho caplurod liSl Pueblo wel'e fortod to wrltAI tho lettors they have bean sondl~ home 18 America, ac:eordllv iD <oJ>o gressional sources. Letters from men aboard the llt1 &hlP have allogod thai It vlolatod North Koi'OIII waters durlllg the million that ended ill its cuture by the Commwllata J1111. 23. Johnson said he had named George W, Ball, a former ·u n retery of slate, 18 succeed him. make it yours! . ·: rmsr By llnlled Preos International . 1!Y DICK tHoMAS ._.Uoble ;.;:::::;;;;::.;:.::x;::.::.:~:-::::::.;:::::.:::::.;:;::.;·:·:-:-:·:·:-:::·:·:·:-:-:-:·:-:-:-:-:-:-::;.;:;:;.;::::-::;.;:;:;.;:;:;:::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::~ .:~ ' �Me~. Stat, of .-ytral CliO I'! 111~~ <GIIIIII,III,Mi· ~tramelawa. new motor hoW atreotalho llld ...~ 111\ol •• of each driver to ..... "' . · wllh lhe new lawa. · Which young mm ;ind · Frllllc cfiuders. Ohio State ..,.., ..J!Ol'!"'""'l -loy. Eln,ploymoot Center, eouneellng nuint IIi ~,......<lf.llielr cboloe. 1a .....U01, -•oed lhe Ho ,al&O~!Od. Ulo. lmport. , ~.. o1 koeping a<tlll'ate alico of Qlldlng 1llo voW1on lor . oq!oy_. recoi-ds by .• u b wll\oh 111~ ~Ilea Ia aull· NYC enrollee. Cbllder& alao Od, CliO tiMlY •Will ~ mbll. . otnaoed lhe ln\X>rllln<e of so NYC ·members alao re<elve NYC rooor<l toward lllturo em. COI!stanj s..,moton and ..... piO)'malt. He aleo poiJIIAid wt eeUng by lhelr worl< ...,.roothat NYC members are eligible era and members fl. IJle offlee for further lralalng at tecbnl- atatrs of111otC.A.P. ollloeo. Their OaJ oeoters a1 Ja<kom a n d l)l'lmar1 SOal ' Is to hetp these Y"""""""'. YOIIIII tioot>lo oblaln lhelr ftrol !paldngln MelgaCclun(y,Rob- Jcib, mik~ tlte job a sueoosaful · ert -.!1, Prllldpal, Middle- one and plaee oacjl enrollee Ia Elemealai')'Scbool, -•oed eiJIPloymeot or leoh· ·1ho 1mpartence o1 111o NYC as nlcaltralnlne. a alerting plaoe for each en- pe.....- •,. :port 201 Ch •JcJren rollee .llld 1llo lmporlanl part . tltoee 10UDI ~· will play I n ) reeoivlni futuro NYC programs for 111o orea. lolorril cbaiiiiii&'Od each NYC eorolloe to help chanp 1llo fu. lure of Melp Coont;y. He )lOinl- Reoistered ..,- , , GALLIPOLIS - 1\j>proxlmoteo>Pe:lflw to ... tend Cirst grade classes In the clcy scl<>ols sytem8thiB fall were MIDDLEPORT - MaJor Paul r"'llstered Ill' their Parenti at c. Holter, 1011 of Mn. Freda four oeporitelocaUonsThiU'Iday Wyatt, Middleport, bas been •· llld Friday, warded lhe Air Force Common· Uoolflclol figures SOOW 150 dation Medal. were reglatttr€ld at Wuhington A .apedal order has been Ia.. elementary, 23 at Rio elemen- sued at tbe Headcparters Air Wy, 17 at Green and llal Clay. Training Commaod, Handolph Air t '-'• . ·· l,y 210 <hlldrOD Jennings (Qn¢hued from Pop!) ~ lhll- job." ~ tlnguisbod blmoelf Ill' merltor- lo me." loos oenlce .. rlodlo4e!orialon Lausehe Announces J .' . ~:1,, 0'(4· Private .,, . ·:· ' H()mes ' . • MOOU 22C04 Cclnltm~r1ry Consoli Ctlor TV crl111d 11 ltflteh .... lbln flll&tlrt MlbO(IIIJ flllllfl Gfl woo-. ' Get the biaest •iewillj IVailable ln color lV--tOJineered wlftlod lht "~mmlcll" tllat jllll COli fOOl mort-all In .M elepnt COiftPICt dlr 1\j>proximatol,y 90klnderprlen I alkod how he fell sbwt mik- pgpRo wore registered. Inc • ohango and aiiiUIIIIng a new Parents who could not or dld llld Important job at ... If42? not register thelroonlandda..,r ....... 1 h ·~ -dn'l be uman tertlaJI week ore urged to do 10 cll*'t 111 I ha'e bad 1 rew but- u 10011 as possible. terftles, but I like a ehallenp, and !hal's what lhla lcib means but I In 1st Grade od lhe 0111 lhe lack ot new in41sb7 In Immediate area sod cbaiIIIII!Od each member to do eomelhlnl to correct lhe condltlooa. Pete S!lelclo 1 Melgo Ccluncy A.S.C.S. m11-r, counseling Melgo COooiO membel'1, stroaoed t1te lmportaDce of promplnea& and aeeuraey o1 NYC employees _,_ ' WANTED by lbe Federal B""au' of.lavealtplloD Ia llle murder of Dr. Marllll Lallier KlDJ Jr.~ Jomeo Earl Ray, allu Erie Slarvo ~11. frloo!f i>!ili!<l• of Ray, lllltve Jell,, are abowa to .eemporlaoli wltJi irlllt lkelclbel made fnm wllueaiOI' de.erlplleua of a maa lOeB fleelag lbe bouse from wblcb lbe folal bullet Wll fired. Force Base, Texa1, by ec. tlon of the aecreWy of lhe Alr Force Ill' order of U. G e n. -·~-Sam Msddux, Jr., air tr-.... llld co;: ci~tion reads: uMaJor Paul c. Holter J81dee Luman, R.N. Ruth Koeehling of Bidwell ~ted . dis~ GALLIPOLIS - S!erlf!' o Department late Frlda1 nlglrt arrested Ruth B. ' Koechlin& 40, Rl I Bldwel~ on a bad check charge for Walb- ' of cy. They wore married Msrch 7, 1964 t1 Hllllllngtoo. W. Vt., and have one -child. She also seekS <USIOCIY of the child sod alimony. There i1:a diHerence in Mir1cle W•ter SE'E the diHerence SMELL the diHeTASTE the diHerence FEEL the diHerence IN lb. Marietta Munlcl. iWIFT'S PROTEN P..,..Eb ,. ,. U.S. GOV'Y'. INS """''. ..: .· , . ' '' ...... . . PO~ LANES IV......a Frldijl Nile Wliui. ' .lt>rlllll, 1968 .. ' . Woa ..Laol PLEA$\NT VALLEY OOIPITAL Mnllttod{ .~<ft. • • liofll. ~ .Form ura. Jack'l!inll!'• J'!. 'PI-; ~ 1111!1. Pl. ,.Plea~~~~~; ... .... - · . Ey. ' ., IX.......Ied: P..rl VIDiDD, Pt. Pl•loot; Mr,. Aalua Brlalt~ Pt 'm it.,t; Mrl. . ~­ K...... J-; ~ ·!Mior a..,. ld.. .AwJt Grovo; . Mri. G,. E. · Fr~, 111111.,; !fn, Elllll01'a DlerllbOc:li,~"' . ' . ' . -· ~, J 1111 ' Yoo.'' ~ . . IT'S JUST HONORED AT TEA COLUMBUS- Mrs. James A. Rhodes was holte11 for the an.. nua1 llpl'in& iea llld worklhop Protii'Bm iloDorlna Cclun1y Chelr· m..,· llld Co.Chalrmen of lho liartba ~ ~ Ohlnella . .LibrarY Aa'oocialtOII Sa!Urdaf at 111o Goveraor'1 Mao...., In eo. 1umbu1, at2 p.m .. Amo11i 111o bOIIOiiod wort Mr&. Everell R. I!I.Yes, ropreoe¢11& Melp eount;y\ GOOD OLE'. lb. "HORSE~ SENSE TO IIAIE RODNEY SUPPLY CO. YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR MINE MILL TRUCK fARM • SUPPLIES • YOU'LL FIND IN W1XFf111RS Forlnllumy . Milts . . . Canned 39 · C 5-lb. Size "For a tempting and tasty salad at an · outstanding low price" F1ncy I.OIIg CIICIIIIIbets SILVEIDAU FROZEN STATE FARE SLICED cur WHITE BREAD CORN Hb. 4-oa. kt 1.... ....... Loaf . s~ INSTANT COFFEE rust and cloudiness, free of seale forming lime and t,..illaln forming impurities. . '' i .I . . ....;: ., .... 2110 _., ..,, _ _ _ • · , \ •, '. FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDqt.b'ORT, OMIO Your Qolce ·- :. . TER rillbt from your !au· -~. G!i·ea water, free of $3.2.9 Fres1J TellS C1rro1s (f·lb. PQ.) ( . WY TERMS .'' 'hlly'tdect ."~~:::.~ STOCK ~ ... (nest MadllntCo. Furnishes clear, sparkling · refreshing MIRACLE WA· SWIFT'S PREMIUM " o:n;oVT. INSPECTED " '" o; Fresh Gren Gallas (dspW . l:ompletely Automatic :·.Electrically Operated , :1 Beef Liver www• ~eo~ llodle•"'..s Mr1. ~ .: II,' ' ......... ... ,~.. · Ton . Troul>le ) ... ' . OJ. I I ' .... ."'SI:.fCED .' - /1611 Rlipet1 "11lai1D - · ~ .... Bllcldad lltltl '- . 111111111it· & " eo.... BONE· ~ssaldMlssKoechllnc f.:,; GALLIPOIJS - Lynne F. Fulks, l03\l Third Ave. Oled · o podUon Friday In Gallla t;r Common Pleaa Court tor a dl..,..•• from Richard L. Fulks, Rodney, on ground& or grossneeIect duQI and eOIIreme ...... EMERSON tnston Cclunly. T' Divoree Asked • Tone control Cclun1y He Ia a eoft...,....... man olll actlnc chief llld chief, bls wont• were ...,. cl11r. $557 000 Grant blc:'\nrorma11on dlvl....,, of. 1 paoced at hla l>IC, capable ' · pu • H dQ !"""'"" banda· 1111 lho 1lllfllllh GALLIPOLIS - Ohio s., n. lice of lnformstloo, -oar. _.... ' · ten Air Training Comrn&lld. relleotodln hll face, and tltooilll Frank J. Lauscbe ........... Sat. f ' Fllr 15 1965 Jo Oct. of • line of ~ . "!!~ ~ _llfllv. tltal fbe. Buckey.o,.llll!:il •.• 1917 '~ -· ·: • ). , WIIJii1n: , " : t:lodilc ~ hU nct~vf"• "Durl~ lh{a perlod1 MJ.jor ; "11111111 wllhOIII .-.,.on od a $557,00o lram to linin<\.. , .. lbla lor!-. " ' ~" ·~ o . "'·c:iiltstruction r ol new lines ani! ·"l!!l&rli'Professloual skill, ioidi· mont llld l!llldaocealdedlmmoaa. ·'11~, 10 ax Qlat eleaves no IQ'stema: and improve other BRE urably in identifYing and solv1wood. factUUea. lng problem areas and senJiUve Fl'lli Jeminp bu mountain• Ci1de Ramsay, manq:er of the sltuadons in· the release of ln. m hlo borlzoo. 'lboBO IIIOUIIIalns Budteye Rural Eleclrle oM<e I tloo to public media. Unorl 1110 Mure of Galllpollo. ll In Galllpolla, recetvod a lele- :""ht oompeleut direction 1 remolD• fur lime to ihoW, what llf8lll from Sen. Lauo<l>e Sat. r ; he wiU aecoiJIPllsb w1111 hla ax. urda,y Informing him ol111e gr.... , . :·~.:..:c::~.:;:r luapt The Gallla Cllolnet • filii power transfofl!llr chassis • 25.000 vottl of picture power • 295~.q.ln. viewable ere1 • Automatic c:olar IICNiilor • Vldoo paldol control • Ptnn lolt VHF fint 1111101 ound SILVEIDALI FROZEN PEAS 1·11. 4-u. ... �Me~. Stat, of .-ytral CliO I'! 111~~ <GIIIIII,III,Mi· ~tramelawa. new motor hoW atreotalho llld ...~ 111\ol •• of each driver to ..... "' . · wllh lhe new lawa. · Which young mm ;ind · Frllllc cfiuders. Ohio State ..,.., ..J!Ol'!"'""'l -loy. Eln,ploymoot Center, eouneellng nuint IIi ~,......<lf.llielr cboloe. 1a .....U01, -•oed lhe Ho ,al&O~!Od. Ulo. lmport. , ~.. o1 koeping a<tlll'ate alico of Qlldlng 1llo voW1on lor . oq!oy_. recoi-ds by .• u b wll\oh 111~ ~Ilea Ia aull· NYC enrollee. Cbllder& alao Od, CliO tiMlY •Will ~ mbll. . otnaoed lhe ln\X>rllln<e of so NYC ·members alao re<elve NYC rooor<l toward lllturo em. COI!stanj s..,moton and ..... piO)'malt. He aleo poiJIIAid wt eeUng by lhelr worl< ...,.roothat NYC members are eligible era and members fl. IJle offlee for further lralalng at tecbnl- atatrs of111otC.A.P. ollloeo. Their OaJ oeoters a1 Ja<kom a n d l)l'lmar1 SOal ' Is to hetp these Y"""""""'. YOIIIII tioot>lo oblaln lhelr ftrol !paldngln MelgaCclun(y,Rob- Jcib, mik~ tlte job a sueoosaful · ert -.!1, Prllldpal, Middle- one and plaee oacjl enrollee Ia Elemealai')'Scbool, -•oed eiJIPloymeot or leoh· ·1ho 1mpartence o1 111o NYC as nlcaltralnlne. a alerting plaoe for each en- pe.....- •,. :port 201 Ch •JcJren rollee .llld 1llo lmporlanl part . tltoee 10UDI ~· will play I n ) reeoivlni futuro NYC programs for 111o orea. lolorril cbaiiiiii&'Od each NYC eorolloe to help chanp 1llo fu. lure of Melp Coont;y. He )lOinl- Reoistered ..,- , , GALLIPOLIS - 1\j>proxlmoteo>Pe:lflw to ... tend Cirst grade classes In the clcy scl<>ols sytem8thiB fall were MIDDLEPORT - MaJor Paul r"'llstered Ill' their Parenti at c. Holter, 1011 of Mn. Freda four oeporitelocaUonsThiU'Iday Wyatt, Middleport, bas been •· llld Friday, warded lhe Air Force Common· Uoolflclol figures SOOW 150 dation Medal. were reglatttr€ld at Wuhington A .apedal order has been Ia.. elementary, 23 at Rio elemen- sued at tbe Headcparters Air Wy, 17 at Green and llal Clay. Training Commaod, Handolph Air t '-'• . ·· l,y 210 <hlldrOD Jennings (Qn¢hued from Pop!) ~ lhll- job." ~ tlnguisbod blmoelf Ill' merltor- lo me." loos oenlce .. rlodlo4e!orialon Lausehe Announces J .' . ~:1,, 0'(4· Private .,, . ·:· ' H()mes ' . • MOOU 22C04 Cclnltm~r1ry Consoli Ctlor TV crl111d 11 ltflteh .... lbln flll&tlrt MlbO(IIIJ flllllfl Gfl woo-. ' Get the biaest •iewillj IVailable ln color lV--tOJineered wlftlod lht "~mmlcll" tllat jllll COli fOOl mort-all In .M elepnt COiftPICt dlr 1\j>proximatol,y 90klnderprlen I alkod how he fell sbwt mik- pgpRo wore registered. Inc • ohango and aiiiUIIIIng a new Parents who could not or dld llld Important job at ... If42? not register thelroonlandda..,r ....... 1 h ·~ -dn'l be uman tertlaJI week ore urged to do 10 cll*'t 111 I ha'e bad 1 rew but- u 10011 as possible. terftles, but I like a ehallenp, and !hal's what lhla lcib means but I In 1st Grade od lhe 0111 lhe lack ot new in41sb7 In Immediate area sod cbaiIIIII!Od each member to do eomelhlnl to correct lhe condltlooa. Pete S!lelclo 1 Melgo Ccluncy A.S.C.S. m11-r, counseling Melgo COooiO membel'1, stroaoed t1te lmportaDce of promplnea& and aeeuraey o1 NYC employees _,_ ' WANTED by lbe Federal B""au' of.lavealtplloD Ia llle murder of Dr. Marllll Lallier KlDJ Jr.~ Jomeo Earl Ray, allu Erie Slarvo ~11. frloo!f i>!ili!<l• of Ray, lllltve Jell,, are abowa to .eemporlaoli wltJi irlllt lkelclbel made fnm wllueaiOI' de.erlplleua of a maa lOeB fleelag lbe bouse from wblcb lbe folal bullet Wll fired. Force Base, Texa1, by ec. tlon of the aecreWy of lhe Alr Force Ill' order of U. G e n. -·~-Sam Msddux, Jr., air tr-.... llld co;: ci~tion reads: uMaJor Paul c. Holter J81dee Luman, R.N. Ruth Koeehling of Bidwell ~ted . dis~ GALLIPOLIS - S!erlf!' o Department late Frlda1 nlglrt arrested Ruth B. ' Koechlin& 40, Rl I Bldwel~ on a bad check charge for Walb- ' of cy. They wore married Msrch 7, 1964 t1 Hllllllngtoo. W. Vt., and have one -child. She also seekS <USIOCIY of the child sod alimony. There i1:a diHerence in Mir1cle W•ter SE'E the diHerence SMELL the diHeTASTE the diHerence FEEL the diHerence IN lb. Marietta Munlcl. iWIFT'S PROTEN P..,..Eb ,. ,. U.S. GOV'Y'. INS """''. ..: .· , . ' '' ...... . . PO~ LANES IV......a Frldijl Nile Wliui. ' .lt>rlllll, 1968 .. ' . Woa ..Laol PLEA$\NT VALLEY OOIPITAL Mnllttod{ .~<ft. • • liofll. ~ .Form ura. Jack'l!inll!'• J'!. 'PI-; ~ 1111!1. Pl. ,.Plea~~~~~; ... .... - · . Ey. ' ., IX.......Ied: P..rl VIDiDD, Pt. Pl•loot; Mr,. Aalua Brlalt~ Pt 'm it.,t; Mrl. . ~­ K...... J-; ~ ·!Mior a..,. ld.. .AwJt Grovo; . Mri. G,. E. · Fr~, 111111.,; !fn, Elllll01'a DlerllbOc:li,~"' . ' . ' . -· ~, J 1111 ' Yoo.'' ~ . . IT'S JUST HONORED AT TEA COLUMBUS- Mrs. James A. Rhodes was holte11 for the an.. nua1 llpl'in& iea llld worklhop Protii'Bm iloDorlna Cclun1y Chelr· m..,· llld Co.Chalrmen of lho liartba ~ ~ Ohlnella . .LibrarY Aa'oocialtOII Sa!Urdaf at 111o Goveraor'1 Mao...., In eo. 1umbu1, at2 p.m .. Amo11i 111o bOIIOiiod wort Mr&. Everell R. I!I.Yes, ropreoe¢11& Melp eount;y\ GOOD OLE'. lb. "HORSE~ SENSE TO IIAIE RODNEY SUPPLY CO. YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR MINE MILL TRUCK fARM • SUPPLIES • YOU'LL FIND IN W1XFf111RS Forlnllumy . Milts . . . Canned 39 · C 5-lb. Size "For a tempting and tasty salad at an · outstanding low price" F1ncy I.OIIg CIICIIIIIbets SILVEIDAU FROZEN STATE FARE SLICED cur WHITE BREAD CORN Hb. 4-oa. kt 1.... ....... Loaf . s~ INSTANT COFFEE rust and cloudiness, free of seale forming lime and t,..illaln forming impurities. . '' i .I . . ....;: ., .... 2110 _., ..,, _ _ _ • · , \ •, '. FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDqt.b'ORT, OMIO Your Qolce ·- :. . TER rillbt from your !au· -~. G!i·ea water, free of $3.2.9 Fres1J TellS C1rro1s (f·lb. PQ.) ( . WY TERMS .'' 'hlly'tdect ."~~:::.~ STOCK ~ ... (nest MadllntCo. Furnishes clear, sparkling · refreshing MIRACLE WA· SWIFT'S PREMIUM " o:n;oVT. INSPECTED " '" o; Fresh Gren Gallas (dspW . l:ompletely Automatic :·.Electrically Operated , :1 Beef Liver www• ~eo~ llodle•"'..s Mr1. ~ .: II,' ' ......... ... ,~.. · Ton . Troul>le ) ... ' . OJ. I I ' .... ."'SI:.fCED .' - /1611 Rlipet1 "11lai1D - · ~ .... Bllcldad lltltl '- . 111111111it· & " eo.... BONE· ~ssaldMlssKoechllnc f.:,; GALLIPOIJS - Lynne F. Fulks, l03\l Third Ave. Oled · o podUon Friday In Gallla t;r Common Pleaa Court tor a dl..,..•• from Richard L. Fulks, Rodney, on ground& or grossneeIect duQI and eOIIreme ...... EMERSON tnston Cclunly. T' Divoree Asked • Tone control Cclun1y He Ia a eoft...,....... man olll actlnc chief llld chief, bls wont• were ...,. cl11r. $557 000 Grant blc:'\nrorma11on dlvl....,, of. 1 paoced at hla l>IC, capable ' · pu • H dQ !"""'"" banda· 1111 lho 1lllfllllh GALLIPOLIS - Ohio s., n. lice of lnformstloo, -oar. _.... ' · ten Air Training Comrn&lld. relleotodln hll face, and tltooilll Frank J. Lauscbe ........... Sat. f ' Fllr 15 1965 Jo Oct. of • line of ~ . "!!~ ~ _llfllv. tltal fbe. Buckey.o,.llll!:il •.• 1917 '~ -· ·: • ). , WIIJii1n: , " : t:lodilc ~ hU nct~vf"• "Durl~ lh{a perlod1 MJ.jor ; "11111111 wllhOIII .-.,.on od a $557,00o lram to linin<\.. , .. lbla lor!-. " ' ~" ·~ o . "'·c:iiltstruction r ol new lines ani! ·"l!!l&rli'Professloual skill, ioidi· mont llld l!llldaocealdedlmmoaa. ·'11~, 10 ax Qlat eleaves no IQ'stema: and improve other BRE urably in identifYing and solv1wood. factUUea. lng problem areas and senJiUve Fl'lli Jeminp bu mountain• Ci1de Ramsay, manq:er of the sltuadons in· the release of ln. m hlo borlzoo. 'lboBO IIIOUIIIalns Budteye Rural Eleclrle oM<e I tloo to public media. Unorl 1110 Mure of Galllpollo. ll In Galllpolla, recetvod a lele- :""ht oompeleut direction 1 remolD• fur lime to ihoW, what llf8lll from Sen. Lauo<l>e Sat. r ; he wiU aecoiJIPllsb w1111 hla ax. urda,y Informing him ol111e gr.... , . :·~.:..:c::~.:;:r luapt The Gallla Cllolnet • filii power transfofl!llr chassis • 25.000 vottl of picture power • 295~.q.ln. viewable ere1 • Automatic c:olar IICNiilor • Vldoo paldol control • Ptnn lolt VHF fint 1111101 ound SILVEIDALI FROZEN PEAS 1·11. 4-u. ... �mO ..S<iiUinel, SUI I . • 0 0 Hobart ,1, VAL'-"1 . .. :''.'"'""Iii! Exec. ~·. ' NLRB L nin s--- lmpcirti I o ot? I' lies o longer . I ...... en Vlilted Was d elinR.S J st Sta e fo er • IS i• ldr ileiiJ, · i<)', and Mr F r .... THE at lOX a and BeeIn Trlp hool Vows · re Tak n- . l ·etas . I • ..... es Con· 1ll Columbus. T y 3201 I w ~uth Third ~ . 'nte of Pol Tip Gl on Staying Au·v ., NOEL VE $ Cir l Chair an c I nly Council f PT. l'(leEtting Set Li er :s. .. '. I ·l' I I~ are emp • th"""'"'' aren't. e Cl �mO ..S<iiUinel, SUI I . • 0 0 Hobart ,1, VAL'-"1 . .. :''.'"'""Iii! Exec. ~·. ' NLRB L nin s--- lmpcirti I o ot? I' lies o longer . I ...... en Vlilted Was d elinR.S J st Sta e fo er • IS i• ldr ileiiJ, · i<)', and Mr F r .... THE at lOX a and BeeIn Trlp hool Vows · re Tak n- . l ·etas . I • ..... es Con· 1ll Columbus. T y 3201 I w ~uth Third ~ . 'nte of Pol Tip Gl on Staying Au·v ., NOEL VE $ Cir l Chair an c I nly Council f PT. l'(leEtting Set Li er :s. .. '. I ·l' I I~ are emp • th"""'"'' aren't. e Cl �!.: ~Oii:Y M- ILIBMONY ·BOYS of oil ~neuse · ~. ~ril 38, ~ p. m. Public lliYitod. Free Wl!l ollori!li· ' . LETART FALLS Melllodlll Ch....,h covered dllh lellowlhlp dt1111er fl~Dda.f, s p.m. attheeom.. · , IIIUIIi\Y bulldlni. EveQ'OIIO im'll. ed. Dedi.caUon service at 7:SO ' p.m. following d!Dner. DISTRICT 13, Pall Ccluncllora Aaoocl-. Doul!tten of Allierlea meetl at Kimes Convale... eent Home, Route 50, West of Atlll!ll& 2 p.m. ~ - Gold111 • • Gleom Coondl 254, host unit. All past councilors of lllstrld ... '' II IDY!ted. MONDAY BETA SIGMA PHI SOrorlt,y, .. Fouodel'l Day dinner, Uptowoer Inn, Parkersburg, Monday at 6:30p.m. MONDAY ~dal meeting, RaoiDe Elemeoter.r School PTA, Monday, APrll 19, 7:30p.m., at the gacle achooJ. iillpt. Charles Hayman will opeak on the pi'<JI)Ooecl boocl issue. Sf, PAUL LutherBn Church Parish Conservation Committee. 8 p.m. Monday at church. Mra. . ColUnJ, CROWNED KING AND QvEEN - In .,; OY"atchlng Eill>dlll aettlng leatlll'inr lll.,.sl .. draw~•. Interior l!ibteciPU. • lara and an oa&ia, Mils Jlickie HaWley and James Conde were croWned - · and king or the 1968 Mlclcllt110rt H1ib School junloJ'oBenior prom. Both )Wlloro, the two were aele<ted by members of the junior class. Mtas Hawley is tho daughter of Mr. and Mra. JO<k M.llowley and C<lncle l• the oon of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Conde. A blnquet was served to juniors and senlon alter which time the members were permitted guest• for a dlooL Thomas Kelly, faculi;Y member, was toastmaster. Jane SUrface_ Junior c:lass president, gave the welcome and Bill Hackett, senior elaas president, gave the response. SALISBURY PTA Special meet.. lllio 7:30 Monclay ~t at the ochool. All m•mber• aakecl to be preoeot. TUESDAY SPECIAL MEETING, !\Yracuae P. T.A. at the l!rracuae Elemeotaey School, 8 p.m. Tuoaclay to diacusa operatlag expe11111 for PQMEROY - A Ieder from the Southern Loeal School 0111- the Korean dllld .._.-tee~ bT trld. the One-WOII-OIIe Cla11 of t h e WEDNESDAY Pomerw Firll llaptlat Oturch AOOLT CHOIR practice, S1. was read when the ll"Oll» met Paul Lulher111 Church, 8 p.m., Thur_, nil!tl at the church. Wtclot~. Mra. Harry Blllley had charge AMATEUR GARDEN C I u b, of the 111H1iDB llhlcb openec1 with o1 !he cla11 rong, Weclnetclay, May I, at 8 p.m., group He Keeps Me Slnslni aDcl !he ·at hollle of Mrs. Charles Gas. Lord's Prayer, Mra. J. H,Steph. ldll, Mlclclleport. enaon, teaeher of the clau, read THURSDAY the Ieder from the dllld Rl/MliAGE SALE, Thuraclay and Bl"' a meclltadoo by llonJUI¥ and Friday, Stanlli>ury bulldlllio Arl>aup• .IIIII St., Mlclclleporl, - 11 the bqlnnio&, God - , was by· Melp Temple, Pyth1111 Sl,. tile -111111 qlc of Mr a. tera. .RIIo!lh Cook. lle!narl<A-.by ",11\e ~ • otlleera were,c~V&i"~bltl~ tqllc. lol'ra. Cook read ll¢plure from l'llllfpplans 3, pve a meclltaUoo, 1 poem aDcl cmcluclecl wilh __ own!"' ·Letter from Korean Child Supported by Class Read 11....,. lclent, Registration is Tuesday ~committee chair- men. It was noted Ulat navor- lngs will be aolcl by the wa,ya and means committee. Mrs. Elmer Wldtham aDcl Mra. T. T. !~~el ­ ton will be hoste&aes ror the May meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cook and Mra. Aten Slain PQMjii!OY - Rev. Dillie! iieas Cb-. will ~ at 7:30 p.m., Thuraclay, May 2ocl, at the Domtlle Pilgrim H o II n e os Qhurch, LaDgsYille. Rev. 1\Ycle waa Ill hla first Completed by Miss Henderson PQMEROY - Plana ha'" beon tarm ot misalooar:v senlce In completed lor !he OPOD church GoJIIIB, S. A., when he aDcl his weddinl of Mill Linda iOJe Hen~ were obll&ocl to r-. to clerllll, claulilrter ol Mr. aDcl Mra. tM !l.aiea, on doetorlt orders, C. W, HmdoriOII ol Allred, to ~Je ol a aerlooo allOI'If Atrman 1-<~ Charles David WU~ by their omall 1011. llaml, ..,.. of Mro. Mary Amoo, ., . ~ · Whlle at oome he Is villtlna CGoiYillo, R4!Uie 2, and the late ,.. ' tie diiU'cheo to tell obool the D. B. WHllamo. . ~tual. eclucadooal, aDcl medV<llfl of the cerOIDOIQ' will Ical progams bolos carried m be .read <11• Fridt;y, May 3, at 7:30 -p.m. at Ute Allred Methocllll ChurCh by the RoY. Pearl , llo oerved aa al Ute llllerior District ol ~- cuto. )Ira. Janet Chapman and whlcb IDcludeo - k . , . . , Pamela - • wIll a. Patamona, Akawato, and ca. ~· serve aa ·-•lorlhebrlcle, aud Mlkt Williams wtll be the tl> IDcllan tribe& of the Jlmlle. He was also the mitlim.- bell mill. • pilot, in charge of the 111· The ...-. will be IDlloncl ill& Ml'Vice tor the three illter- by a reoopt1oa ucl ID !he lat ndsolon stadona of the baJIIIIflll ollba c:ltllrcb. ebUrch. Colored slldea will be Mill HenderiCI1 and her fiance .._.,_ There will be curloolrom are 11167 p-&duateo of EI8IMn U..lleld 00 display, lllib Sellool. !lie . - Ohio The pastor, Charles E. Dozer, lhll'"rlif;y and Ia CU1'1'0DII1 eJD.. - · a cordial inYitadootoell. plqfed •• • tol..,._ OPOraiDr lnAtheno. Airman Williams lo · at the Da'fi..-..n Air Force Bale In Tuc- Arlulna where Ute ~· will roslcle following tlleir wedding. ..... -ri- Society Holds Hospital Party HAVEN - The Wom- Soelety ot the New Haven 1~~c~ ol God held a blrtllclay in honor ot Fl<1renee Pow'at the Lakin State Hoopltal. •r• 'llll 8l'OIIP J8JIIl, Wl1at A Friend, wllh prayer by Rena WILSON COIIO!ISSIONED 1bumn C. WU'Iiila, 1111 ol Mr. and '11loliJal A. WUICII of 110 w. St.,. New lADing. too, Ohio, hu bela oommloafon.. eel a ....... U-ID tlloU.S. Air Foree ...........atiCilltGon omeor Tr~ llehool'11: wl<land AFB, ~ 1!e II aiP11 to WriJIIt.I'IUitra AFB, adO, "'"'~ .. """" ci'fil Mrl. WIDe""' Mr. liill ...... A...,. 91. Clair of ilt. I, fUme· ro:r. AT~, ~ - GALLIPOLIS - Mro. VIrgin. Ia Urwin preslclicl over !he Ann Jud1011 Bible Clasa meetlnl! held In the !ellowshl~ room of t h e church recently. ' The nuiotlng opened wlth8J'OIIII alnglng of 'Mlat a Friend aDcl ,,... , .. devotions were given by M r s. Mae Thlvener. Scripture read· ing was taken rrom I Kings. A prayer peace wa1 read. A Bible (fliz wao <Oilducted by Pribble Wilson and Velma Roae. REI. ror WHITE CLOUD Refresllinents were served by the committee mac1o UP of Vel- IS. ... Camporee is May 3-5,. ,.Jfor N t'1:"4-( t;; r·~·:..t·.JtJI·' . • • Officers Give - For Reports at I I Apri Meeting Services Held Thursday for Mr. Leifheit POMEROY - Funeral JOn'• Ieee lor CIU!orcl Lellhelt of the Rock Spring& area-. ""'*<~eel Thurllclay a!lemoon It the Ewing Fmeral Home. The Re\', Chester Lemley ofllclatecl at the semcea and burial wasiD Roell SprlnJo cemetery. Reladvos and lrloada llllllilo iDifrom out.«-townine!•llleil.!lr. ··and Mrl. Bernard ..._....,..:~, Tom, Dobbie aud Martha Leo, Mr. 'and JobD C4oPor 1101 !amll,y, Mrl. ._llramlap,lft. aDcl Mrl. Walter YOIIIII. Mr. aait MrJ. CO¥. all of Viq!Jda 1. ed Mr s. WagDer, Nra. Earl Neff 111c1 Mrs. llodnlorlh' ol tile hosl- • ' •iwo~ IMf lfMh At r"'"~ . . . l •' "" • •' "n ~ j " ·for.Mother . or Grandmother ' • IVII.WA'ICI VINYL Wall Paint •• STAMPED REGULAR 1.29 PR. GALLONS $ /t .Pair GALLON . WHITE -... Whit~lors Quick " .10-inc~. ~LUMINUM ~~"": PAN • holi Hani-CHt TEFLOJ!I® lllili~ . for ·,.e' with "'''l!j ·~poO~Ii IJI!It\olao •· '-· Mr. Mrs. Mro. Denoii~Cof•lef•llldllro. . Mri:.r"::... ·' · Jorey ~ito, tlcbOr• ...... .,.. ... Iva ,...t . . • Mia.· . P...... W~ a.Huelao. lie. .,~~ P)IIIUpoadQiml llll.lllt,~:lljl,· lb...._ Wilen a llln ....-wao MC('.oy, l'ri~-~ '. . .. · . · • ·•, .lW:If ' · ,\ ,· ~ .•,, :'~:.,Mrq,:!,~~v= ~~!~:"~~t -\ ~'(:;'JM '1k ',~· - ..........,,..Ill'--- ~. .),1)·i: llif ~,t!~·Ill Oil• .!1 ,,, "''' ". ;'''''-'· ....... , · ·d n · , -. . 9 ·~~~oo· . · · . • "' 3 PILLOW OASES AND TUBING 2 l'alr Mro.lnp McCoy, . Whllt the ...,uoey wu having their moet~ow ln .the 'cburch ..,. . dltotlum,: the PI&JOI' and eoaa 11101 ID • ~ So;hool .._, ID @lo bllemeot .lor their ,...,.... 1lllllllbly meotmro At the cioN ol the two meotlngo, the two '"""" mot . . . - In the ' cllllnl ......, ol the c~h ....., ,... ..,. ~ ~ ~ -lln.lloul~r. Those present """' Mr, IIIII IJr•• Gtorp ~~~,y,., Rev. and Mro. Welter Patter"""' )tr, ucl Carroll !llt«o, !111'1 ... (8Rollt) Big. luxurious towah in . heovywei9ht weaves. Flor· ol, hoothor ploid or stripo ond jocquor<l MATIDIIIII GLOTH • .. Ill LATEX FLAT the door prize wblcllw.a woo ~ - . 2Roll Pub V Umit BIJlor and lamiJ¥ of . fl. .....,._: ~"' llol')'l= ~ •I.W I <, . otbr••••!!· Garden Club Given Program By French Gity Garden Club • =..:,:eo:. '' ~ ~~::iP1'U ¥ a. - r;o..· Krs. MerJorlt lumbuo. Natur~'s 1 ·. ,, "' ADDISON - Tile P1'081'am lor the LadleB AUXI!taey of the Aclcllo 8011 , Frte WUI llai>tl•t Church ~rU mllltloi featured pn,yer, sc~ reacllng, andBibletPz, Tile meitJng waa held w....... clay at the cbui-eh. The preoiclent, Mra. Lo.-.a lll,yeo, prealclecl at Ute meeting ' which wa• oPened with •IIWUw. prayer and &crfpturt reoc~~-. Thil was loilowed by tho bu&j. neoo oesolon Ill wlllch the ataoclo lqr ollkers pve their r<llOrta. El<:h mllllber waa UM•oecl a peniQo lor each lnoh ofberhelilll. . The 1111111beri l't(IQI;tecl maid,_ alck celle ucl ~ actl'fillea. clurlnglltt(IUimonthtTIIOII'O"' to bu1 1 ......, clloJOr lor tho p~am; Mrs. AudrOJ - i' 0' ·clay. wee- :,"1~---·.,.. uw. :.n '· ·, . . <1\IR QVfN B.~!ili ,: .. :~le.~::. .7 BATH TOWEL •. ' 11o aeld !hat Tom Metcalra soout troop 21t will, be the hoot unit for !he camporee whlcll lo cleaiped to develop patrol c...,. 1ng leadership, .....,alte tech· nl~a. and baalc camplngaldlla. lncluclecl aa part of the acd'fiiY will be o na1ure hike . The camporee will o!lldall,y begin ai 3:30 p.m. Friday. Saturclay morning event& will Illclucle a competitive troop tug of war anc1 a live mile hike. The afternoon will feature ..,cl lolhlns and ralalog ofllaepolea, troop llialnot troop. Highlljlrt of the ,._.... will be the Seturclay night campllre program to llhlcb tile parl!lllo are lnviiDd. The event olllclelly cloaea at 2 p.m. .., iiUnclay, cauen aalcl. TOILET TISSUE l11n• Yout $lnol11fol . ' "'' ' ' • , . , q-w~ u a campanu;r .~ Unlvor.lit Bru• a.ol• Wll! ,... Alidtlorl11111. wuuam II. Jltoil'lt;1 ··, ;·.U:.~ lilwef, ~lAily. ·- a oprlllfcciill:oii't'lblrllclel', ......_. prolo11or ~'!Mli•'•Hra t ftom .• ~~q -2, AI! jp..l; ill ~ .........,.., will conc1uct. ' ·,, '·. ·· elf~h " : . · 'J1It o bl o Held at First Baptist Church 1111. Emosibrt ...... .,,~ CHOII IN CQ!!Ci!'.i!T Ann Jo~soh Bible Class Meeting COLUMBUS (UP!) - BOVflllt from the ~ale of ilcense plltea In Ohio shoUld hit $100 . mlilkill lor the 1968 recistrat!On Yoat, Rqlstrar oflloiGrVohlclesFred Rice aalcl Friday: ' The first dlstrlbutloa ,bl 1961! Ucense plate 6!ncls, aniolliitlrii jo $63 miiUon, will be midofl'n w. · ·. II' May to coundea, -'llllptlllld munldpalldea. The IIIOIIIY comes from the aele <If lll• ·ia(o Mardi REI. ...,.., ._ . lnlml'li.. i t •' ' Mr. aDcl Mra. CbarleoiL lllur- t.al ~~ .Co!'FJt; .I'· S. ,:, • · will, Cuolla... 1 ray and.- i:ltuek, Jrmtoa; Mro. Ai'l$~· "·, ~ ScbGol, '.. • • • ,, .....,_.. ill. lba clouilrtot "' ' To he $100 Million lng. MIDDLEPORT - SprlnJ camp.. oree lor boys ollhe MGM acoutlog district will be held May 3-5 at Camp Hamilton In !he . Vlnton-Ewington area, Tom cas. Jell, dlslrl d camping chairman and camp dlrec:tor, .,_..,edto- fboclo, a mlasionar.r to 9luth AII!Orlca lor the Pllirlm Holl- 101 EVANS ...VE' II •• at the conclusion of the meet.. Speak May 2 Wedding Plans '101 EVANS ST~Q<MSE Pribble Wllaon. ""' Missionary to In Langsville ITS ECONQMICAL TO SERVE AT HOim' ma Rose, stella Mohr, Becky Drummond, Vivian Richards and MGM Scouts Mra. Vidor Young, aew prea- I Tag Sale8 Expeeted 16-~rll ' total ol 6CO •point&, el( Wimer& acorecllbove soo. Plctur~a, · lei! to ri,Ilt, ar0: JQ Cremeona; oon of Mr. aod Mra. Marieilcl Cremeenli, 3Ul il:rade boJS class; Brant Adams, II01i of Mr. and Mn. Georp Adams, 7th grade boys cla1ui; Pun~ Romaine, claushler of Mf, and Mr11 Nlen Hom"!"o 8th gr4cle p.tlo claos, lllciJr, High ll<!lartment wlniler;ElaineBro""'cla"'ihtero! Mr, aDcl Mrl. Wayllo Brown, 7th gracle girl a claao. Mr"'.Cbarles llol!man, '"'''' """ McKnl&bl, Mra • . Harolcl Mri. "-"ey Vail ~ranken, Mrs. Elza Gilmore, 'J r. KING AND QUEEN - Amid 111e attr.~etlve :'!Ole oi.Golcll!ll lieams" '*tting Ed Smith iod Kendi Chaney were crowned KJ,. aod """"" at Ute Pomerw JunloJ>Iienlor Prom Frldt;y · Huta girls, a lilhtecllountaln, formed th8 backgroJIIld where the Qu!len and KJ,. took their bows ao th~ were pr• oentecl g11t1 aoc1 tho queeo a dozen red rosea. In the c.o - of Ute flo<)r, palm trees, a oan<b' beach, and a pool ,of water with the word ''aloha" inscribed ln the allld c:au&frt·the auention o! Ute aueata I& they entered. The attracd~solt!niwas Prll'ared by member& of !he Junior clan wltb Mro. Bemlcellol!man serving •• !lltulb' aciYiaor. ' ' CONTE~T WINN~II.'; -,l'lcturecl above are wltinera Ill the · . ' . ._student of ,the ~er·• ~-·~ held recently --In the Junior lllib DIPal:l!nont of .the · Sundl,v sehool at the t'lr•t llai>tlll , ChUI'<~ ol 'G!IiliPOI!., There were three claas'wlilliero and opt , .cl!l>artllteoii'.wi\uiir; Tllel'O ~~ sehool•wdelitS were il"" ihelr ·i/warcla ~or l>Oio;g graded over the ~r,on their at.- · tenclanee, IjlblO !ldmework l!ld Bible momO~I~&tlon. O!rt ·~r •· J*n' ,... , , ~ ( · • .+ .; \ ' o~· ENAMEL �!.: ~Oii:Y M- ILIBMONY ·BOYS of oil ~neuse · ~. ~ril 38, ~ p. m. Public lliYitod. Free Wl!l ollori!li· ' . LETART FALLS Melllodlll Ch....,h covered dllh lellowlhlp dt1111er fl~Dda.f, s p.m. attheeom.. · , IIIUIIi\Y bulldlni. EveQ'OIIO im'll. ed. Dedi.caUon service at 7:SO ' p.m. following d!Dner. DISTRICT 13, Pall Ccluncllora Aaoocl-. Doul!tten of Allierlea meetl at Kimes Convale... eent Home, Route 50, West of Atlll!ll& 2 p.m. ~ - Gold111 • • Gleom Coondl 254, host unit. All past councilors of lllstrld ... '' II IDY!ted. MONDAY BETA SIGMA PHI SOrorlt,y, .. Fouodel'l Day dinner, Uptowoer Inn, Parkersburg, Monday at 6:30p.m. MONDAY ~dal meeting, RaoiDe Elemeoter.r School PTA, Monday, APrll 19, 7:30p.m., at the gacle achooJ. iillpt. Charles Hayman will opeak on the pi'<JI)Ooecl boocl issue. Sf, PAUL LutherBn Church Parish Conservation Committee. 8 p.m. Monday at church. Mra. . ColUnJ, CROWNED KING AND QvEEN - In .,; OY"atchlng Eill>dlll aettlng leatlll'inr lll.,.sl .. draw~•. Interior l!ibteciPU. • lara and an oa&ia, Mils Jlickie HaWley and James Conde were croWned - · and king or the 1968 Mlclcllt110rt H1ib School junloJ'oBenior prom. Both )Wlloro, the two were aele<ted by members of the junior class. Mtas Hawley is tho daughter of Mr. and Mra. JO<k M.llowley and C<lncle l• the oon of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Conde. A blnquet was served to juniors and senlon alter which time the members were permitted guest• for a dlooL Thomas Kelly, faculi;Y member, was toastmaster. Jane SUrface_ Junior c:lass president, gave the welcome and Bill Hackett, senior elaas president, gave the response. SALISBURY PTA Special meet.. lllio 7:30 Monclay ~t at the ochool. All m•mber• aakecl to be preoeot. TUESDAY SPECIAL MEETING, !\Yracuae P. T.A. at the l!rracuae Elemeotaey School, 8 p.m. Tuoaclay to diacusa operatlag expe11111 for PQMEROY - A Ieder from the Southern Loeal School 0111- the Korean dllld .._.-tee~ bT trld. the One-WOII-OIIe Cla11 of t h e WEDNESDAY Pomerw Firll llaptlat Oturch AOOLT CHOIR practice, S1. was read when the ll"Oll» met Paul Lulher111 Church, 8 p.m., Thur_, nil!tl at the church. Wtclot~. Mra. Harry Blllley had charge AMATEUR GARDEN C I u b, of the 111H1iDB llhlcb openec1 with o1 !he cla11 rong, Weclnetclay, May I, at 8 p.m., group He Keeps Me Slnslni aDcl !he ·at hollle of Mrs. Charles Gas. Lord's Prayer, Mra. J. H,Steph. ldll, Mlclclleport. enaon, teaeher of the clau, read THURSDAY the Ieder from the dllld Rl/MliAGE SALE, Thuraclay and Bl"' a meclltadoo by llonJUI¥ and Friday, Stanlli>ury bulldlllio Arl>aup• .IIIII St., Mlclclleporl, - 11 the bqlnnio&, God - , was by· Melp Temple, Pyth1111 Sl,. tile -111111 qlc of Mr a. tera. .RIIo!lh Cook. lle!narl<A-.by ",11\e ~ • otlleera were,c~V&i"~bltl~ tqllc. lol'ra. Cook read ll¢plure from l'llllfpplans 3, pve a meclltaUoo, 1 poem aDcl cmcluclecl wilh __ own!"' ·Letter from Korean Child Supported by Class Read 11....,. lclent, Registration is Tuesday ~committee chair- men. It was noted Ulat navor- lngs will be aolcl by the wa,ya and means committee. Mrs. Elmer Wldtham aDcl Mra. T. T. !~~el ­ ton will be hoste&aes ror the May meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cook and Mra. Aten Slain PQMjii!OY - Rev. Dillie! iieas Cb-. will ~ at 7:30 p.m., Thuraclay, May 2ocl, at the Domtlle Pilgrim H o II n e os Qhurch, LaDgsYille. Rev. 1\Ycle waa Ill hla first Completed by Miss Henderson PQMEROY - Plana ha'" beon tarm ot misalooar:v senlce In completed lor !he OPOD church GoJIIIB, S. A., when he aDcl his weddinl of Mill Linda iOJe Hen~ were obll&ocl to r-. to clerllll, claulilrter ol Mr. aDcl Mra. tM !l.aiea, on doetorlt orders, C. W, HmdoriOII ol Allred, to ~Je ol a aerlooo allOI'If Atrman 1-<~ Charles David WU~ by their omall 1011. llaml, ..,.. of Mro. Mary Amoo, ., . ~ · Whlle at oome he Is villtlna CGoiYillo, R4!Uie 2, and the late ,.. ' tie diiU'cheo to tell obool the D. B. WHllamo. . ~tual. eclucadooal, aDcl medV<llfl of the cerOIDOIQ' will Ical progams bolos carried m be .read <11• Fridt;y, May 3, at 7:30 -p.m. at Ute Allred Methocllll ChurCh by the RoY. Pearl , llo oerved aa al Ute llllerior District ol ~- cuto. )Ira. Janet Chapman and whlcb IDcludeo - k . , . . , Pamela - • wIll a. Patamona, Akawato, and ca. ~· serve aa ·-•lorlhebrlcle, aud Mlkt Williams wtll be the tl> IDcllan tribe& of the Jlmlle. He was also the mitlim.- bell mill. • pilot, in charge of the 111· The ...-. will be IDlloncl ill& Ml'Vice tor the three illter- by a reoopt1oa ucl ID !he lat ndsolon stadona of the baJIIIIflll ollba c:ltllrcb. ebUrch. Colored slldea will be Mill HenderiCI1 and her fiance .._.,_ There will be curloolrom are 11167 p-&duateo of EI8IMn U..lleld 00 display, lllib Sellool. !lie . - Ohio The pastor, Charles E. Dozer, lhll'"rlif;y and Ia CU1'1'0DII1 eJD.. - · a cordial inYitadootoell. plqfed •• • tol..,._ OPOraiDr lnAtheno. Airman Williams lo · at the Da'fi..-..n Air Force Bale In Tuc- Arlulna where Ute ~· will roslcle following tlleir wedding. ..... -ri- Society Holds Hospital Party HAVEN - The Wom- Soelety ot the New Haven 1~~c~ ol God held a blrtllclay in honor ot Fl<1renee Pow'at the Lakin State Hoopltal. •r• 'llll 8l'OIIP J8JIIl, Wl1at A Friend, wllh prayer by Rena WILSON COIIO!ISSIONED 1bumn C. WU'Iiila, 1111 ol Mr. and '11loliJal A. WUICII of 110 w. St.,. New lADing. too, Ohio, hu bela oommloafon.. eel a ....... U-ID tlloU.S. Air Foree ...........atiCilltGon omeor Tr~ llehool'11: wl<land AFB, ~ 1!e II aiP11 to WriJIIt.I'IUitra AFB, adO, "'"'~ .. """" ci'fil Mrl. WIDe""' Mr. liill ...... A...,. 91. Clair of ilt. I, fUme· ro:r. AT~, ~ - GALLIPOLIS - Mro. VIrgin. Ia Urwin preslclicl over !he Ann Jud1011 Bible Clasa meetlnl! held In the !ellowshl~ room of t h e church recently. ' The nuiotlng opened wlth8J'OIIII alnglng of 'Mlat a Friend aDcl ,,... , .. devotions were given by M r s. Mae Thlvener. Scripture read· ing was taken rrom I Kings. A prayer peace wa1 read. A Bible (fliz wao <Oilducted by Pribble Wilson and Velma Roae. REI. ror WHITE CLOUD Refresllinents were served by the committee mac1o UP of Vel- IS. ... Camporee is May 3-5,. ,.Jfor N t'1:"4-( t;; r·~·:..t·.JtJI·' . • • Officers Give - For Reports at I I Apri Meeting Services Held Thursday for Mr. Leifheit POMEROY - Funeral JOn'• Ieee lor CIU!orcl Lellhelt of the Rock Spring& area-. ""'*<~eel Thurllclay a!lemoon It the Ewing Fmeral Home. The Re\', Chester Lemley ofllclatecl at the semcea and burial wasiD Roell SprlnJo cemetery. Reladvos and lrloada llllllilo iDifrom out.«-townine!•llleil.!lr. ··and Mrl. Bernard ..._....,..:~, Tom, Dobbie aud Martha Leo, Mr. 'and JobD C4oPor 1101 !amll,y, Mrl. ._llramlap,lft. aDcl Mrl. Walter YOIIIII. Mr. aait MrJ. CO¥. all of Viq!Jda 1. ed Mr s. WagDer, Nra. Earl Neff 111c1 Mrs. llodnlorlh' ol tile hosl- • ' •iwo~ IMf lfMh At r"'"~ . . . l •' "" • •' "n ~ j " ·for.Mother . or Grandmother ' • IVII.WA'ICI VINYL Wall Paint •• STAMPED REGULAR 1.29 PR. GALLONS $ /t .Pair GALLON . WHITE -... Whit~lors Quick " .10-inc~. ~LUMINUM ~~"": PAN • holi Hani-CHt TEFLOJ!I® lllili~ . for ·,.e' with "'''l!j ·~poO~Ii IJI!It\olao •· '-· Mr. Mrs. Mro. Denoii~Cof•lef•llldllro. . Mri:.r"::... ·' · Jorey ~ito, tlcbOr• ...... .,.. ... Iva ,...t . . • Mia.· . P...... W~ a.Huelao. lie. .,~~ P)IIIUpoadQiml llll.lllt,~:lljl,· lb...._ Wilen a llln ....-wao MC('.oy, l'ri~-~ '. . .. · . · • ·•, .lW:If ' · ,\ ,· ~ .•,, :'~:.,Mrq,:!,~~v= ~~!~:"~~t -\ ~'(:;'JM '1k ',~· - ..........,,..Ill'--- ~. .),1)·i: llif ~,t!~·Ill Oil• .!1 ,,, "''' ". ;'''''-'· ....... , · ·d n · , -. . 9 ·~~~oo· . · · . • "' 3 PILLOW OASES AND TUBING 2 l'alr Mro.lnp McCoy, . Whllt the ...,uoey wu having their moet~ow ln .the 'cburch ..,. . dltotlum,: the PI&JOI' and eoaa 11101 ID • ~ So;hool .._, ID @lo bllemeot .lor their ,...,.... 1lllllllbly meotmro At the cioN ol the two meotlngo, the two '"""" mot . . . - In the ' cllllnl ......, ol the c~h ....., ,... ..,. ~ ~ ~ -lln.lloul~r. Those present """' Mr, IIIII IJr•• Gtorp ~~~,y,., Rev. and Mro. Welter Patter"""' )tr, ucl Carroll !llt«o, !111'1 ... (8Rollt) Big. luxurious towah in . heovywei9ht weaves. Flor· ol, hoothor ploid or stripo ond jocquor<l MATIDIIIII GLOTH • .. Ill LATEX FLAT the door prize wblcllw.a woo ~ - . 2Roll Pub V Umit BIJlor and lamiJ¥ of . fl. .....,._: ~"' llol')'l= ~ •I.W I <, . otbr••••!!· Garden Club Given Program By French Gity Garden Club • =..:,:eo:. '' ~ ~~::iP1'U ¥ a. - r;o..· Krs. MerJorlt lumbuo. Natur~'s 1 ·. ,, "' ADDISON - Tile P1'081'am lor the LadleB AUXI!taey of the Aclcllo 8011 , Frte WUI llai>tl•t Church ~rU mllltloi featured pn,yer, sc~ reacllng, andBibletPz, Tile meitJng waa held w....... clay at the cbui-eh. The preoiclent, Mra. Lo.-.a lll,yeo, prealclecl at Ute meeting ' which wa• oPened with •IIWUw. prayer and &crfpturt reoc~~-. Thil was loilowed by tho bu&j. neoo oesolon Ill wlllch the ataoclo lqr ollkers pve their r<llOrta. El<:h mllllber waa UM•oecl a peniQo lor each lnoh ofberhelilll. . The 1111111beri l't(IQI;tecl maid,_ alck celle ucl ~ actl'fillea. clurlnglltt(IUimonthtTIIOII'O"' to bu1 1 ......, clloJOr lor tho p~am; Mrs. AudrOJ - i' 0' ·clay. wee- :,"1~---·.,.. uw. :.n '· ·, . . <1\IR QVfN B.~!ili ,: .. :~le.~::. .7 BATH TOWEL •. ' 11o aeld !hat Tom Metcalra soout troop 21t will, be the hoot unit for !he camporee whlcll lo cleaiped to develop patrol c...,. 1ng leadership, .....,alte tech· nl~a. and baalc camplngaldlla. lncluclecl aa part of the acd'fiiY will be o na1ure hike . The camporee will o!lldall,y begin ai 3:30 p.m. Friday. Saturclay morning event& will Illclucle a competitive troop tug of war anc1 a live mile hike. The afternoon will feature ..,cl lolhlns and ralalog ofllaepolea, troop llialnot troop. Highlljlrt of the ,._.... will be the Seturclay night campllre program to llhlcb tile parl!lllo are lnviiDd. The event olllclelly cloaea at 2 p.m. .., iiUnclay, cauen aalcl. TOILET TISSUE l11n• Yout $lnol11fol . ' "'' ' ' • , . , q-w~ u a campanu;r .~ Unlvor.lit Bru• a.ol• Wll! ,... Alidtlorl11111. wuuam II. Jltoil'lt;1 ··, ;·.U:.~ lilwef, ~lAily. ·- a oprlllfcciill:oii't'lblrllclel', ......_. prolo11or ~'!Mli•'•Hra t ftom .• ~~q -2, AI! jp..l; ill ~ .........,.., will conc1uct. ' ·,, '·. ·· elf~h " : . · 'J1It o bl o Held at First Baptist Church 1111. Emosibrt ...... .,,~ CHOII IN CQ!!Ci!'.i!T Ann Jo~soh Bible Class Meeting COLUMBUS (UP!) - BOVflllt from the ~ale of ilcense plltea In Ohio shoUld hit $100 . mlilkill lor the 1968 recistrat!On Yoat, Rqlstrar oflloiGrVohlclesFred Rice aalcl Friday: ' The first dlstrlbutloa ,bl 1961! Ucense plate 6!ncls, aniolliitlrii jo $63 miiUon, will be midofl'n w. · ·. II' May to coundea, -'llllptlllld munldpalldea. The IIIOIIIY comes from the aele <If lll• ·ia(o Mardi REI. ...,.., ._ . lnlml'li.. i t •' ' Mr. aDcl Mra. CbarleoiL lllur- t.al ~~ .Co!'FJt; .I'· S. ,:, • · will, Cuolla... 1 ray and.- i:ltuek, Jrmtoa; Mro. Ai'l$~· "·, ~ ScbGol, '.. • • • ,, .....,_.. ill. lba clouilrtot "' ' To he $100 Million lng. MIDDLEPORT - SprlnJ camp.. oree lor boys ollhe MGM acoutlog district will be held May 3-5 at Camp Hamilton In !he . Vlnton-Ewington area, Tom cas. Jell, dlslrl d camping chairman and camp dlrec:tor, .,_..,edto- fboclo, a mlasionar.r to 9luth AII!Orlca lor the Pllirlm Holl- 101 EVANS ...VE' II •• at the conclusion of the meet.. Speak May 2 Wedding Plans '101 EVANS ST~Q<MSE Pribble Wllaon. ""' Missionary to In Langsville ITS ECONQMICAL TO SERVE AT HOim' ma Rose, stella Mohr, Becky Drummond, Vivian Richards and MGM Scouts Mra. Vidor Young, aew prea- I Tag Sale8 Expeeted 16-~rll ' total ol 6CO •point&, el( Wimer& acorecllbove soo. Plctur~a, · lei! to ri,Ilt, ar0: JQ Cremeona; oon of Mr. aod Mra. Marieilcl Cremeenli, 3Ul il:rade boJS class; Brant Adams, II01i of Mr. and Mn. Georp Adams, 7th grade boys cla1ui; Pun~ Romaine, claushler of Mf, and Mr11 Nlen Hom"!"o 8th gr4cle p.tlo claos, lllciJr, High ll<!lartment wlniler;ElaineBro""'cla"'ihtero! Mr, aDcl Mrl. Wayllo Brown, 7th gracle girl a claao. Mr"'.Cbarles llol!man, '"'''' """ McKnl&bl, Mra • . Harolcl Mri. "-"ey Vail ~ranken, Mrs. Elza Gilmore, 'J r. KING AND QUEEN - Amid 111e attr.~etlve :'!Ole oi.Golcll!ll lieams" '*tting Ed Smith iod Kendi Chaney were crowned KJ,. aod """"" at Ute Pomerw JunloJ>Iienlor Prom Frldt;y · Huta girls, a lilhtecllountaln, formed th8 backgroJIIld where the Qu!len and KJ,. took their bows ao th~ were pr• oentecl g11t1 aoc1 tho queeo a dozen red rosea. In the c.o - of Ute flo<)r, palm trees, a oan<b' beach, and a pool ,of water with the word ''aloha" inscribed ln the allld c:au&frt·the auention o! Ute aueata I& they entered. The attracd~solt!niwas Prll'ared by member& of !he Junior clan wltb Mro. Bemlcellol!man serving •• !lltulb' aciYiaor. ' ' CONTE~T WINN~II.'; -,l'lcturecl above are wltinera Ill the · . ' . ._student of ,the ~er·• ~-·~ held recently --In the Junior lllib DIPal:l!nont of .the · Sundl,v sehool at the t'lr•t llai>tlll , ChUI'<~ ol 'G!IiliPOI!., There were three claas'wlilliero and opt , .cl!l>artllteoii'.wi\uiir; Tllel'O ~~ sehool•wdelitS were il"" ihelr ·i/warcla ~or l>Oio;g graded over the ~r,on their at.- · tenclanee, IjlblO !ldmework l!ld Bible momO~I~&tlon. O!rt ·~r •· J*n' ,... , , ~ ( · • .+ .; \ ' o~· ENAMEL �·st,Be.t • • ' .• '!)I < I . . .. lJ . . ' 9 • I. . ~·· . . q, · ~ ,,: '(' ~DAY ·~ft+ HARMONY BOYS of at .Syracuse MelboSolndQ', APril 211, p, m. l'ubllc invltAICL Free of!erlng. tE:'rART FALL8 Methodist · a>urch covered dish lollowllhlp dlmer &!nd'lf. s p.m. atthecommunltJ building. Everyonelllvlted. Dedieatlon service at 7:30 ' p.m. following dinner. DJSI'BICT 13, Plat Cowi<Uorl Aolll<iailon, lllwibtera of AmoriO meets at Kimes Convale .. Cent Home, Route 50, West of ' AdtMI, 2 p.m. !lmday. Golden Gloom Council 254, host unit. All past eoundlors of Dlotrlct 13 lllvlted. MONDAY BETA SIGMA Pill SororitJ, , FOUDdero 0'1)' d!Mer, Uptowner IIIII, Parkeroburg, Mondsy at 6:30p.m. MONDAY I *"<ial meeting, Raelne Elementary School PI'A, Mond'l)'. April 19, 7:30p.m., at the grede , school. &!pt. Charles llaYlllon . will speak on the proposod bond ~. iaaue. ., Sl'. PAUL Lutheran Cilurch Parish ConservaUon Committee, 8 p.m. Monday at church. SALISBURY PTASpeetal meetlne. 7:30 Monday nillht at the aehool. AU members asked 1o be present. TUESDAY SPECIAL MEETING, ~aeuoe P. T.A. at the $racuae FJementary School, 8 p.m. Tuead'l)' to dlseuso operatllll - • • for the Soothern Local School District. WEDNESDAY ADULT CHOIR praedee, ll. Paul Lutheran Church, 8 p.m., Wedneaday. Missionary to Speak May 2 In Langsville S; POJ$IOY - Rev. Dllllllll a· mlolkluary to South Alllerlea 1m tho Plllrlm J1oU.. .... Cburdl, .wiD ~ at 7:30 Thurad'l)',. May 211d, at the · 'Jifdt, ' :>'},·r~-o. li~,l·fiiO served •• - ·il!e -rior District of Glo'· whleb lllcludea work 111110111 Patamona, Akawalo. and ca. . . IDd1an tribes or the deep' '• ' "'"'~ He was al10 the mlaslmj111ot, In charp at the II)'. service lor the threo lnfar. ·mission st&Uons ~ tho diardl. Colored alleles will be - - Thoro wUt be eurloslrom 1111 !teld 011 display. Tho pastor. Charles E. Dozer, a cordial lnvl~toall. liociety Holds ' HAVEN - The Womof the New Haven .r.t.f.,tm 'of God held a birthda¥ In honor of Florence J'ow. the Lakin Slate Hospital. llfOUII sang, What A Friend, · with pra,yer b¥ Rona n;::~~SSociety POMEROY - A Iotter from the Korean clllld IUJlPQI1ed by the One-Won-<Jne Cleos of t b o PomorQf First Jlapttst Church . ', ·,. the loeal course •will P,artlcullr!f iri10s lit~ I>IIIIi 1n tull hiO!im ,.wh~' tl!• stsi'Jii leV.ied'lt. Thio . landmark on the eour oe. • Bul'..,.•t"we bo thankrul there ·up wllh. (Maybe more). Wao no 1011 of lllelil our area?, ·. y.., know. I seldom eYer uoe· , · Carli for my co111J11!1 unies. rve. J,ASt, lfEi::K 1 IJll too long .written ft. At the most .1 Just )hided to !YJ'lte !!bout t h 0. USO &XCOl:I'IL But tiidaJ Pmmaklzalea& beginning to sbow eol' IDJ.' ·a~J;h:e.,uon: Dr. o.. w,' ~t. I wanted to mention thellrst Clarke o! the Galllaeo...t,yHeart · mes 1 saw at 521 Third Ave., ::oU.\<11 ·hj"'de!! a, news release 8nd 718 Third Ave. Now th!O' to me that 1 thlrik Ia woriJ1J of are blooming all over town. Ill being printed·, Ill !Is :~. the past, the most llfiJ>re&sive It haa no~but was aug. dlapl'l)' or lovob' btoom: plied ~~ , : . · " e~.a .Dill' tealng sb~ ht'l! b4en •qt 626 Sec- ..tore. II' a .s1111 two weeks .till ond Ave. ' Mothei-'a Jle.y, bui the mooLast year; lnentlanod the doe· 11 sfvea . lo so lmportanl and wood tr~o 111 sever~ loesl!ani. tlmoly,.'·.Pm passlllg It .., to One pla~e fru the gr'l)' houae you now: · on the corner of state andFourth .. .:.--. . and hoW preul theo9lorwao wUh THJ;' )\'OMAN IN THE \<lichen the hooea tile l&llle cOlora. I 1s 1n the ·iml>ortant position 01 laDed to a ·small gr0ve batnB to reduce her ramor dogwoods an th' other side lly'a rill< or heart disease. Beor the hoiJea, ' glmlng on Mnther's 0'1)'. wllen Would you eall not &OO- silla-ancl me._, ~ love ai-e lag . tho !oriot !or the trees? flo-.tlni her !lOY, the GallIa CounAI least it .has taug!lt me not tJ Heart Branch th&t to look Ill just one place, but IIIIo, too, ean pve .a sill - the to look all around our beaut!- 11ft of batter' heallh and lonpr lui tmm, which Ia Mhat rm hop- lifo'· tO her loved ..... th~ lng you will do. Improved dletory hablto. · Galllpolla and thlo area In •'This will call for somp manraprlng Is a deliibt io the senses. es In daiJY,'m"'l plannlni. The The blooming tree• lUI the alr ailn '>!houlil be to <:111 doinron with fragrance, and the brlaht foods .ridi bi animal (saturated) "--Jrlng flowers and shrubs please · ra,ts and 'Cbolellterol, which .Illthe 10'0· When the worm spriiiB creaoe tho level of Choiellteroi llr !rom across f.he river tauJrl. Ill llie blond. Hi8h blond moleolnli.V IIIIa the llr, how can OilY· terol has bee!! IID<ed to devolone-ott In on ol!lde? opment ot~thefoselerosia, thedl, The blooming, redbud& down sesoe which undotiles most heart Loom- River Rd'. look like a ws- attacks; ,· tercolor artl'st .brushed a llllhi "To aeblevo this aim, t h e Iavinder Ill !rollt or the C!OII serve more meals ( ·.. .. " was read when the aroup met Dream&" setting Ed Smith and Kenda Chan~~\' were crvwned !dent, appointed eommtttee chairmen. It was noted that flavorIng& .,m be aold by the ways ond mean1 committee. Mrs. Elmer Wickham and Mrs. T. T. itlelton will be hollteasea for the May meeting. Rell'e&hments were served by Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Aten itlaln at the eoneluslon of the meet- ofD<erl ....... sltWi """""'! IOple. Mrs. Cook read ~e from Pllllijlplllla 3, p.vo a modltalon, a PQOm and eonel.wllh P1'0101'· Mra. Vlctllr Y011111, - pres- Wedding Plans . . Completed by ~·~ .·~·... . <· ..~) '. ";' t cl Allred, to Alrmln 1-e C21arloa DrVId WUllama, .... of Mrl. Mary Amos, CooiYIIlo, Route 2, and the late D. B. WUI!ama. Vows of the cor010011)' wUI be .read m · Friday, May 3, at 7:30 1).m. at the Allred cllst Cburl:b by the Rev. Pearl ca11o. Mra. Janet CbapmaD and ~· l'llllela Henderd w Ill oorve aa ........,.. rorthehrlde, and Mike WUHama will be the lll&IL The wecJdlal wiD he followed by a reception and Ill the baoemenl of the <hurd!. Both Mill HenderiCII and her llanee '"' 116'1 graduates of Eastern 111111 Scbool. !lie altefldad Ohio UnlversltJ and Ia currentll em~ as a tell!llhooe .,rotor Ill Athens. .Urman Williams Is stoUoned -at 1118 Davlo-Manthan Air Foree Baoo Ill Tue11011, Arlzooa where ~be cooplo wUI reside ;"allowing tholr wdJnl. WJL80N C!)MMISSIONED Thomao C. wu..., ..., Ill Mr. and llrl.· 'llMinlao A.· WU.., of · 110 W. Brown 91., New IAI!dngtoll, OhiO, haobelii...Uml......_ ed a _ll......,.llltheU,S. Air Foree .,...., lrCIIII ..,-- ......., 111 Uek- ,n.,,.uGa *'· nottc; ~· MGM Scouts Officers Give · MIDDLEPORT- Sprlngesmp. orae lor boy& of the MGM scoutIng dlotrlct wUI be hold May 3-5 at Camp Hamlllal Ill the Reports at ·jfay. April Meeting. ! . :t'· .. He l&ld th&t Tom Metcalf' a ADIJ!SON - The Pl'CIII'IIn for seout troop 214 will, be the boat . the Lodles AUXIliary of the Addluntt lor the camporee which 11 1011 . Free WW Baptist Cburcll AprU 1110111!,. featured Pt'll'or, se.-,ture reading, andBtbltqlllz. The Qleet1ng was hold Wedne.. day at the church. The President, Mro. Lo.H'l)'ee, pre&lded at tho meoUrc ' Wblch was oPened with a~ pr'l)'er and aeriJ>ture reading. Tblo was followed b¥ the buill11011 ·sesolon In whi<h the atando inl: olllcera cave their roporto. Each ll\elnbor was assessed a P8llill' lor eaeh tneh other height. The mll!lbero reported makllll olek calla and othtr actlvltloa cmtng the P&•t mo...,_ ThegroiCI wted ID 1>uy a damp choser for the plano. llr&. ~drq - · donated the door·prize which was won by Mrs.lnJi:a MrCoy. Wblle the auxiliary was havlnJi: their meetblr In the <hur<h ...., dllorlum0 the pastor' and - · 001111 met Ill a SUnday School 1'00111 Ill lite -mont for their r..,.w- ..ionth4 meediv. At the close of the two meeting•, the POMEROY - Flmeral aerv- two - · met 1Dplber In the leea for Clll!ord Lellhatt of the centnl room of the church Rock ~nga area were <CII!Wet- mont where rerroa._. were od Thursday afternoon at .the III'YIIi b¥ Mrs. Hazei:SO.W.her. Ewing FIOIOral Home. The a... Those present were: Mr. and Cbellter Lemlq olllclated at the Mro. Geo119 H'l)'oa, Rev. and oervleea and burial waalll Rock Mro. Walter Patter.... llr, and Springs Cemetery. llr~ Car!'oU itleots, Mr. and Relatlveo and friends attend- . lllro.llenaiJM<Coy,JIIr.andMro. Jag from out-<>f-townlllci.-Ur. Jerry llall[e, )li-, Robert a,.., and Mrs. Be~ · \!ramll/10, deh&r, llro. EY& Garbr, Mrs. ~-"~ W"'...O. ~.:. Tom, Debbie and MaJ1ha Lee, ~...., __.. "'-a, ..- u.-1 ~QIW" Mr.'and lllrL ~ "-< and IIChlt,llaltero PbUitpandlllYid !ami~, MtU.-aBrunlap,Mr. llu~; lljl' QorotiQ> W aa1 Jllrl. WillterY~. IIr. and and!!lhKari-M.!CoQo. ; El , ,......_ -.... -~ " Kro. mer -..., .,.._ - , . · . . : , . ' i.ftuta, ...... Eileen end , .., lA~ GIIAqUA11l$ , 0: , Joii-o. Mar.torle Coy, aJI•ell ft:i~. IlOilo~ !f. J~ek1011, Co. · lumlola. • lupllllls, baa~ lrCIIIIPo., Mr. and Mra, Charles H. Mur• tal ~· ·· <:our•; U. S. r'lf ..,. ~ Cbuek, lrontoi!; Mrs. Al'lilt: . ~ .a -rat SChool, ; vlqJalo s.,lor and !iDilly ~ fl. ~ HSTtiqq, hi. 110 ' Atldi-, Mr. and lira. Vlrlll la.tJii IICiar\)f Ur·lild·Mrl. C. '0, : w~ at <;b•llter, and . Nr•· J~~.)IIIII1;~3N.Po&r\!li.,C<J!ran"· E;;,lifrlo Pl.....- cl Rie!M. bolo;. IIIII 11:19fl of Gal- , ' • ......... .., ~~ GaJ. :• ' lla'·IAc,..,..,"'¥ . Auditorium. WWiam R. Brophy, liiOCIIIAI profOIIOI' of brill.Ill· lli'wnenla, wUI.....duet. • ... ~W,~ is a campanile? illlio#tute ' • ' .r . • •' ·for Mother or Grandmother .•• • '.' ~ .. '' .II a.. ' ~ . ... ~ ~ ' t.• ,... . .. r.. ·•. -~ .. . ' " ' ' . ' ''; ,.•' , 111 '> ''• ..; "''•'.'' , 1· ' . to~~.....,.._ l J1ti.(Joi4FDII4 ' ' ' ' 8ltwr ., sr:J:.~;~ ·r ' ' OPEN '> • I .. ' ' "• ' flll)af!iliS • I' ; ' UNlit 9:00 \ A!iAJ iflell tower, especially ~ ~ujlt separate from a church. ..' ' . l ' ! •• h $3.·50 .OOii. 1 • her '~PI ·N$ ' · et .. . - eat . ' ~1'athe1; ~ .. '. Mr. Leifheit -L .. 1, Thursday for gr_.. Ill"""""""' '" 1 : '1 ' \ Services Held Mpck; • ~I ' •" . -1 Iter:.~· , des!Piod to develop patrol campJag le&dersblp, campsite techntqueo, and basic eamplng skiliL JneiUded as part of the weekend aetlvitJ will be a nature hike. The camporee will olllclally begbi. ot 3:30p.m. Frid'l)'. Saturday moi-ntng events will Ill· elude a eompet!Uvo troop tuc ~ war and a !lve mile hike. The o11ernoon will featUre opaoct lallllng and.raising~ Dq poles, troop qalnst troop. H1ibJ1111rt of tho c:amporee wUI be the Soturd'l)' nll)!rt camp!lre program to whicb the parents are Invited. The event oflletally closes at 2 p.m. on &lnday, caosell said. GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Virginia Urwin presldOcl over the Ann Judaon Bible Clasa meellng held In the leltowship room of t b e church recently. The meeting opened with group ·,.,..oil": ··!til~ ~ lbe • ~· tljli!,di.,lfl!l!ID tor till ; .. ,, rrs ECONQMICAL TO'SERV& 1\T HO~ ' , ·101 BAll$. Sri._ !lOUSE : ' ' 101 oAIIS DIM-II . AND ONLY alnglllg of What a Friend and devotions were given by M r a. Mae Thivener. Scripture reading was taken !rom I Kings. A pr11er for peace W'.tS read. A Bible quiz wss conducted by Pribble Wi111011 and Velroa Rose. Refreshinents were served by the committee made up of Velma Rose, S!ella 1\lohr, Becky Dnunmond, Vivian Richards and Pribble Wli soo. FAMOUS WHITE CLOUD SERVICEMAN'S ADDRESS GALLJP()US - Sl'-4 Michael Wagnor will observe hi a 21St blrthd.ly, APril 27. Thosewlahlng 1o send cards to him may do ao at the !ollowlng addresl, sP-4· Miehael W a gnu, 51875000, ANNOUNCE BIRTH T8J'IIlool>t&t., ROC, USA, Te~ GALLIPOLIS - Pie. and Mrs. OPNO KSII 39~5 APO New Rtehard Miller, WashlngtonD,C. York, N.Y., 09227. are anoouncing the birth or a TOILET TISSUE ON Sl' ATE COMMITTEE daughter born A)Jrli 26 at 5 a.m. POMEROY _ llernsrd v. at Freemont.•The babY weighed Fultz, Middleport, Melg• CountY eillht Pound• and one OWlCO. p ~ ' uti· Alto "'·Maternal granqJarentsare Mr. roseo ng rnq, 1s ser ••,.. •"" Mr G t Ill .... F•~ . BQI~ve ' ~ of . ALOvti.Y PIN • •·J'IEIY: ELK OH'ICERS- These new Elk qmcerl<liere mata118d At>iilJ at Gallil>olls Lodge, No. 107, shown above L to r. LOwell"\llen, inner guard; Nelson Gardner; · James Roliloson, ·trustee; SC-ani<IY (HII<O ElW FOldeR, 'instf,i.Ur,~~ omeer; Charles ~elton, e)J:ahed: ruleri Frank Snedaker1 Gattles, leaeturing knight; ~ Wetherhol~ Bouton, 114 New, see rotary. Held at First Baptist Church able ham. file can replaee whole mUk with sk1lll mlik, llld hard moose .·•' wllh tJ.u'S. )!roddets made !rom skim .,.Uk. Ste al10 <all out clown on the use of ·- . wtilch ah Vfll'Y hillh In a.olellterol. "Instead of uslnl butter for a ~ 8ptelid, the hOu"""e "" serve the soft mar~l.lll• areridl Ill · 1:¥Jiila. UI e lard and.Oiher loild <CIOklns!alo, ~ eon tho polyuasaturatOd .ve;etahl; olla- Th8latter ean be used," for example, to brown lion mesta, or to ,lry lllllj and poultry; lncreain saueeo and ~1 , made will> aldm milk; !or lllllkllll'hot b~a, tile crust and oakes; for msldni coektall ana<ks ond, In eOoidnJ dei\Ydra). ed ' pollllool and olh . .. preiJorod !ondo·whlch call lor the addition ·-tl6!Jif ~· of lilts. ' · 1lllb b!IJI 11114 aid "To roUnd out dally oaloel"f e~vi.l..,_,_. ilon of Iondo Jor a balonc;ed eliot, . lil'tbdaYI cl ~ • , the i!QQ~ liiiD, illouldllleludo 1 ~ ll'aldl .. · ,~l'"if~ b~ and '· '·>' Ann Judson Bible Class Meeting ~= · · .. -~ '· d01>1111li1ent WiMer.- These ~nd'l)' School student& were glYOIJ their owarda aljer 'being graded over the quarter on their altendance, Bibte hOmework ~ Bible memorlzatiQn. ~ ·~l • ·. total of 600 'PGim•, all wlmers •cored above 500. Pictures, · left to rillht, are; jay Cremeens, 10n ol Mr. and Mro. MarlaM Cremeens1 8th grade boys class; Brant Adams, aon ot Mr. and Mr._ 'G10ra0 Adams, 7th grade bo~s ela.,; ~ala Romaine, I ' daughter of Mr. ,and Mrs. Allen Romain, 8th grada·pril class, and Jr,lfllh Department . wlniler;EialneB~daughterol Mr, and 141'•· wayne Brown, 7th grade girls class. "'""at' Registration is Tuesday ' ' CO~"T WINNftle; .,-Pictured above are wlnnen in the u~udent or the Quarter" cont~.st held recently in the Junior High DePartment ol ·the ~ Seluol at the l'if&t Baptlft ~hurch ')!. Gaillpolls, Thoro were three claos !\'inlier& and opO-· '· pw. ••!:llfl· _,.I'VIJ., Vlnton-Ewln&tm area, Tom Caaloll, dlritrtct c:anwlna chairman and- director, .......cedto- c. w. · Jlalder1101t ' ~j .:,; KI~W and QlJIOn at the Pomero~ Junlo...sonior Prom Friday : e\'0111J11. Hurt girls, a llllhted lountaln, formed the backgi'OIIICI where the Q\leen and King took their bow• as 'thq were P* COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ro"llie senied gltta lind tha queen a dozen rod ruses. In the <enter or thellonr, palm trees, aaan<t- bea<h, andapool_otwa!Ol'·wlth · fl'!lin the sole at ucenae P\lltes tho word "aloha" lnserlbed In the sand eaught ·the attentiOn of . Iii Ohio liMiuld hit ,1110 ibiii!On . ror ·tile 1968 !'OIIIIrallol! year, the pats as the~ entered. The attractive sett1J11waa P!..,...ed Resiatrar of•Notor VohlcloaFrad by members ol the Junior <lao& with Mr.. Bernice Holtman Rtee~Fnday: servilll as !acuity advl10r. 'l')le llrst dlsli'lllllllon .ot 1968 ~· pllie !undo, aJJ1i>ui1i:1ni to ' ,., million, Will be madelii ..... 1;J<. M'll' to coUnties, townolllpa and mlmlclpalltleri. ThoiiiOIIOY eomea rrom the sale !lf;thetlll• Mardi 16-.IPril 15. MIDDLEPORT- Registration chDdren mull he live .rear• old ..._..,;;;;;;;;.·~··;;;.;..;;,.,_~.,. ror tho children of the Melia on or before Sept. 30. Mu. Hac- 1 Local Schqol Dlstriet wbo will kelt advises that II 'lfll IIQt t, attend '!\1!\derprte:~ next 1a11 1n necesoary for tho children to a~. Mld(llepcirt will be held Tuesday COIIIPIIlY their perentalllthetll\le In the ldnderp.rten room In the of reslatratlon, since .a llebedllle baaeinent or the Middleport Cen- !or indl~dllal ....rereneeo with tral buJidlng. each dllld and a parent wUI be Allftli- tftlftlft Mra. Ptcyllla Hackett, teacher, held Ill Auaust prior to uie be-V·II·II!II''l i »>I~ aclvlaoa that parents m'l!' rosla- sfmlng of the school year. . i ter their diUdren between the Parents should fn1ag a .OW ' ' • • : ;01110 · hooro of 9 ·rx. 11 a.m. and I to ol their chlld'o birth · l!.ll~STUDfO · .. . 3 p.m. Regularkllldergartendas- <ale and a r~ of lmmuntil d81 "'~',lllions '""..."' d•7,,,., ~1 wUI not-l>o:tudd'that 6 , .,.-1\ , , ~;"' ., ~-~ ,,. , -• • r'l'l 1;Jo tbi reglstratJcm/ }!.,., · '~, , 1" ... · · . . . J '· , • :JJ~ • .' .; TQ enterkl•~"''"nextt'all, '· · · ~ ,_~ . r ·rr-- 'L..._..., .' Camporee is May 3-5 for t-t 111NG AND QUEEN - Amid the attqetlve :'l.lle or Golda! . .. .., --·';.;._,·•-'·/. - !Ids Thurodo¥ nll)!rt at tho ehureh. Mra. Harry Bldlq had <harp of the - . , which ClpOIIOd with group olnslnl of the claso 11011& He Keeps Me Slnilni and the LOrd's Pr'l)'er. Mrs. J. U.Sieph- Ing. en.IOIL, teaeher ol·the cl111, read the letter rrom the Korean chUd and P.¥1! a medltatloo b¥ Dorothy i ~,Bonnie Iii-~ ·Letter from Korean Child Supported by Class Read were pl'lfed and vrlz- Ofti~"U" Trll!rl'nJ"""':"' land AFB, ~-- lje Ia ·,._ !;~~!a blrthdaJ' FiorSII!eeakewhUo was then olaJiod to. Wrl~..., AFB, ...ig to her. itle open- OhiO, r..r trllillolan haN e!Wl sf!Is !rom those attend- ...--. Ilia - · Carplyll, _ I~ ."'11'/"1"- many !rom others that the .......,..,. ell llr. ~ gillo. A¥1!'f! II. Clair cl11t. 1,......... fl!eolhnullllo were served to I'OJ', . , , ·~ ..., and aeveral of h • r from the bospltal. oll(rom tho loeal soelot,y Either King, V I o I a li~ 'Panw Jrn. OrphaFields, Morris, ilal')' R....John11011. !.{, CROWNED KING AND QUEEN - In an eyiMlat<hlng EsJ:>tlll\ seUlng lo&turllw llfo-eiza drawings, Interior llllhted pU. lara and ao o1sia, Miss Jiliekle HaWley and James Conde were ero-imed queen and king of the 1968 Middleport High School junior-senior prom. Both juniors4 the two were selected by member& ol the junior elallS. Mill Hawley Is the d&Uibter or Mr. and Mro. Jack M. Hawley and Conde Ia the oon of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Conde. A banquet no aerved to·Juniora and seniors after ~eh dme the members were permitted guest• Cor 1 dance. Thomas Kelly, faculty member, was toastmaster. Jane &lrtlce, junior elus president, gave the welcome and BUI Haekett, senior ela88 president, gave the reoponse. Ill-•• a serlouo allor&Y b¥ their 1111811 11011. at home be Ia 1dllllnl dlur<hes to tell about the ~rttwll, edUeadonal, and 11114JII'Oirllll& being carried cia ,I, Put Rev. Jlyde """ In hlo llrat · POMEROY - Plana have _ , of missionary oervlea Ia COIIIpl- tm the opon chllr':h S. A., wh., be and hlo weddiniJ cl Linda &le J1aD. obil&ld to nlum to cleraoo, daul)!rter of Mr. and Mrs. or . ·. ·wa• Miss .Henderson ~:f=:oiiDOII 011 _ . , ....... ' ' 1 AlitATEUR GARDEN C I u b, Wedllesday, May I, at 8 p.m., at borne of Mrs. Charles Goakill, Miclllleport. THURSDAY RUMMAGE SALE, Thurad'l)' and Frid'l)', Slanllllur7 bullcllni. Mill St., MiciiiiOJ)OI'I, - - Arbau&hlll the beginning, God - , was by· Melp Temple, Pyth1an Slatbt ~ IOple ~ Mr a. terL 1-tol .J<iiiSih Cook. R~:f.by,e~ J.i' • ror ~ 1':"''- ~ ran the 'nh'io !Uii,~'Bit-_1i'iii;, , ~Jan. I!'Ont. Paternal grancl>arents ·are . lnmiaJ mee"Cti.g ~ bl~ · ·Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Miller, quet Mil' ~u Ill Tole<b, Gallipolis. . · Nature's Garden Club GiveQ Program By French City Garden Club GALLIPQLIS - Mrs. P au I Wagner gave the pl'Ofl'am !or the April meeting of' the Nature's -Club !orWh!chtbeFrendl CltJ ·Garden Club was ho11te11. The meeting was held APrU 25 . at Cottage 'i, GSI. Mrs. Wqner spoke on Pol800..,, Plants Ill tho Garden and the Back Yard. A -·•z loUowed with ~ Mrs. Jack Hackworth ssldni the questions and Mrs. Wqner sf•· Jag the answer&. Mra. Hackworth shoWed color. ed llldeo of seenes. oower ar,._...menta. and also wall Pi"''· dOl olle had iruule wllh dried '~- ; Wcdl Paint ~h lime help !rom the PI'· .. balila uiai ~ dellpd toplo.- ,....,._..,.,._ _ _~--~'!'!""~ th!llr hearts. ' ' u'Jb. earlter' &he "'" t;·_·. ! , ' ~. : ·; . '· - .IJ.I!II.W9UCI' VINYL attendance. The next meeting wiU be the .plll!tlnl of the p.rden Plots, at her ~;.· w, .D.i'·~ of 'the d• eJwa w01 be needed. ;iamt!Y; ·~ •a(,, the . . , , time, "''""-tis ......... ClUb lnlnidue- · ·· • bol,O jliem' jQ: &\loP! - llltlnc ......... OUR QWN B~Ni) .: LATEX FLAT ed Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Earl Nell and Mr•. Hackworth' of tho hostess club. The p.rdener's pledp waareposted by 17 members and roll call an<1 '~eeretarY'& report was given. Devotions were. In the lorm of s PQOm, Treeo, andresdlng, Beautilul Gilts to Remember• Relreshmonts were served by the bolltess club and a donrprizo was sfven. Mrs. Gamet Wood, of occupational therapy was In "'"f-· . 2Roll Pacb (8 Rolls) ' ; ., . ~,....,.. , .r~ ~ Big, lullll'ious lowah in . hu.Y..,ight WIO¥ft. flor• ol, hOotiMr ploid or stripo and jlcquorcl. IATIHI.. OLifH .•• llo PILLOW CASES AND TUBING STAMPED REGULAR 1.29 PR. It Pair V Limit 2Pelr GALLONS $ 2.57 GALLON WHIU W)-lit~lors Grt-··fEX Quick Dry ENAMEL 1•.79 QUART �·st,Be.t • • ' .• '!)I < I . . .. lJ . . ' 9 • I. . ~·· . . q, · ~ ,,: '(' ~DAY ·~ft+ HARMONY BOYS of at .Syracuse MelboSolndQ', APril 211, p, m. l'ubllc invltAICL Free of!erlng. tE:'rART FALL8 Methodist · a>urch covered dish lollowllhlp dlmer &!nd'lf. s p.m. atthecommunltJ building. Everyonelllvlted. Dedieatlon service at 7:30 ' p.m. following dinner. DJSI'BICT 13, Plat Cowi<Uorl Aolll<iailon, lllwibtera of AmoriO meets at Kimes Convale .. Cent Home, Route 50, West of ' AdtMI, 2 p.m. !lmday. Golden Gloom Council 254, host unit. All past eoundlors of Dlotrlct 13 lllvlted. MONDAY BETA SIGMA Pill SororitJ, , FOUDdero 0'1)' d!Mer, Uptowner IIIII, Parkeroburg, Mondsy at 6:30p.m. MONDAY I *"<ial meeting, Raelne Elementary School PI'A, Mond'l)'. April 19, 7:30p.m., at the grede , school. &!pt. Charles llaYlllon . will speak on the proposod bond ~. iaaue. ., Sl'. PAUL Lutheran Cilurch Parish ConservaUon Committee, 8 p.m. Monday at church. SALISBURY PTASpeetal meetlne. 7:30 Monday nillht at the aehool. AU members asked 1o be present. TUESDAY SPECIAL MEETING, ~aeuoe P. T.A. at the $racuae FJementary School, 8 p.m. Tuead'l)' to dlseuso operatllll - • • for the Soothern Local School District. WEDNESDAY ADULT CHOIR praedee, ll. Paul Lutheran Church, 8 p.m., Wedneaday. Missionary to Speak May 2 In Langsville S; POJ$IOY - Rev. Dllllllll a· mlolkluary to South Alllerlea 1m tho Plllrlm J1oU.. .... Cburdl, .wiD ~ at 7:30 Thurad'l)',. May 211d, at the · 'Jifdt, ' :>'},·r~-o. li~,l·fiiO served •• - ·il!e -rior District of Glo'· whleb lllcludea work 111110111 Patamona, Akawalo. and ca. . . IDd1an tribes or the deep' '• ' "'"'~ He was al10 the mlaslmj111ot, In charp at the II)'. service lor the threo lnfar. ·mission st&Uons ~ tho diardl. Colored alleles will be - - Thoro wUt be eurloslrom 1111 !teld 011 display. Tho pastor. Charles E. Dozer, a cordial lnvl~toall. liociety Holds ' HAVEN - The Womof the New Haven .r.t.f.,tm 'of God held a birthda¥ In honor of Florence J'ow. the Lakin Slate Hospital. llfOUII sang, What A Friend, · with pra,yer b¥ Rona n;::~~SSociety POMEROY - A Iotter from the Korean clllld IUJlPQI1ed by the One-Won-<Jne Cleos of t b o PomorQf First Jlapttst Church . ', ·,. the loeal course •will P,artlcullr!f iri10s lit~ I>IIIIi 1n tull hiO!im ,.wh~' tl!• stsi'Jii leV.ied'lt. Thio . landmark on the eour oe. • Bul'..,.•t"we bo thankrul there ·up wllh. (Maybe more). Wao no 1011 of lllelil our area?, ·. y.., know. I seldom eYer uoe· , · Carli for my co111J11!1 unies. rve. J,ASt, lfEi::K 1 IJll too long .written ft. At the most .1 Just )hided to !YJ'lte !!bout t h 0. USO &XCOl:I'IL But tiidaJ Pmmaklzalea& beginning to sbow eol' IDJ.' ·a~J;h:e.,uon: Dr. o.. w,' ~t. I wanted to mention thellrst Clarke o! the Galllaeo...t,yHeart · mes 1 saw at 521 Third Ave., ::oU.\<11 ·hj"'de!! a, news release 8nd 718 Third Ave. Now th!O' to me that 1 thlrik Ia woriJ1J of are blooming all over town. Ill being printed·, Ill !Is :~. the past, the most llfiJ>re&sive It haa no~but was aug. dlapl'l)' or lovob' btoom: plied ~~ , : . · " e~.a .Dill' tealng sb~ ht'l! b4en •qt 626 Sec- ..tore. II' a .s1111 two weeks .till ond Ave. ' Mothei-'a Jle.y, bui the mooLast year; lnentlanod the doe· 11 sfvea . lo so lmportanl and wood tr~o 111 sever~ loesl!ani. tlmoly,.'·.Pm passlllg It .., to One pla~e fru the gr'l)' houae you now: · on the corner of state andFourth .. .:.--. . and hoW preul theo9lorwao wUh THJ;' )\'OMAN IN THE \<lichen the hooea tile l&llle cOlora. I 1s 1n the ·iml>ortant position 01 laDed to a ·small gr0ve batnB to reduce her ramor dogwoods an th' other side lly'a rill< or heart disease. Beor the hoiJea, ' glmlng on Mnther's 0'1)'. wllen Would you eall not &OO- silla-ancl me._, ~ love ai-e lag . tho !oriot !or the trees? flo-.tlni her !lOY, the GallIa CounAI least it .has taug!lt me not tJ Heart Branch th&t to look Ill just one place, but IIIIo, too, ean pve .a sill - the to look all around our beaut!- 11ft of batter' heallh and lonpr lui tmm, which Ia Mhat rm hop- lifo'· tO her loved ..... th~ lng you will do. Improved dletory hablto. · Galllpolla and thlo area In •'This will call for somp manraprlng Is a deliibt io the senses. es In daiJY,'m"'l plannlni. The The blooming tree• lUI the alr ailn '>!houlil be to <:111 doinron with fragrance, and the brlaht foods .ridi bi animal (saturated) "--Jrlng flowers and shrubs please · ra,ts and 'Cbolellterol, which .Illthe 10'0· When the worm spriiiB creaoe tho level of Choiellteroi llr !rom across f.he river tauJrl. Ill llie blond. Hi8h blond moleolnli.V IIIIa the llr, how can OilY· terol has bee!! IID<ed to devolone-ott In on ol!lde? opment ot~thefoselerosia, thedl, The blooming, redbud& down sesoe which undotiles most heart Loom- River Rd'. look like a ws- attacks; ,· tercolor artl'st .brushed a llllhi "To aeblevo this aim, t h e Iavinder Ill !rollt or the C!OII serve more meals ( ·.. .. " was read when the aroup met Dream&" setting Ed Smith and Kenda Chan~~\' were crvwned !dent, appointed eommtttee chairmen. It was noted that flavorIng& .,m be aold by the ways ond mean1 committee. Mrs. Elmer Wickham and Mrs. T. T. itlelton will be hollteasea for the May meeting. Rell'e&hments were served by Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Aten itlaln at the eoneluslon of the meet- ofD<erl ....... sltWi """""'! IOple. Mrs. Cook read ~e from Pllllijlplllla 3, p.vo a modltalon, a PQOm and eonel.wllh P1'0101'· Mra. Vlctllr Y011111, - pres- Wedding Plans . . Completed by ~·~ .·~·... . <· ..~) '. ";' t cl Allred, to Alrmln 1-e C21arloa DrVId WUllama, .... of Mrl. Mary Amos, CooiYIIlo, Route 2, and the late D. B. WUI!ama. Vows of the cor010011)' wUI be .read m · Friday, May 3, at 7:30 1).m. at the Allred cllst Cburl:b by the Rev. Pearl ca11o. Mra. Janet CbapmaD and ~· l'llllela Henderd w Ill oorve aa ........,.. rorthehrlde, and Mike WUHama will be the lll&IL The wecJdlal wiD he followed by a reception and Ill the baoemenl of the <hurd!. Both Mill HenderiCII and her llanee '"' 116'1 graduates of Eastern 111111 Scbool. !lie altefldad Ohio UnlversltJ and Ia currentll em~ as a tell!llhooe .,rotor Ill Athens. .Urman Williams Is stoUoned -at 1118 Davlo-Manthan Air Foree Baoo Ill Tue11011, Arlzooa where ~be cooplo wUI reside ;"allowing tholr wdJnl. WJL80N C!)MMISSIONED Thomao C. wu..., ..., Ill Mr. and llrl.· 'llMinlao A.· WU.., of · 110 W. Brown 91., New IAI!dngtoll, OhiO, haobelii...Uml......_ ed a _ll......,.llltheU,S. Air Foree .,...., lrCIIII ..,-- ......., 111 Uek- ,n.,,.uGa *'· nottc; ~· MGM Scouts Officers Give · MIDDLEPORT- Sprlngesmp. orae lor boy& of the MGM scoutIng dlotrlct wUI be hold May 3-5 at Camp Hamlllal Ill the Reports at ·jfay. April Meeting. ! . :t'· .. He l&ld th&t Tom Metcalf' a ADIJ!SON - The Pl'CIII'IIn for seout troop 214 will, be the boat . the Lodles AUXIliary of the Addluntt lor the camporee which 11 1011 . Free WW Baptist Cburcll AprU 1110111!,. featured Pt'll'or, se.-,ture reading, andBtbltqlllz. The Qleet1ng was hold Wedne.. day at the church. The President, Mro. Lo.H'l)'ee, pre&lded at tho meoUrc ' Wblch was oPened with a~ pr'l)'er and aeriJ>ture reading. Tblo was followed b¥ the buill11011 ·sesolon In whi<h the atando inl: olllcera cave their roporto. Each ll\elnbor was assessed a P8llill' lor eaeh tneh other height. The mll!lbero reported makllll olek calla and othtr actlvltloa cmtng the P&•t mo...,_ ThegroiCI wted ID 1>uy a damp choser for the plano. llr&. ~drq - · donated the door·prize which was won by Mrs.lnJi:a MrCoy. Wblle the auxiliary was havlnJi: their meetblr In the <hur<h ...., dllorlum0 the pastor' and - · 001111 met Ill a SUnday School 1'00111 Ill lite -mont for their r..,.w- ..ionth4 meediv. At the close of the two meeting•, the POMEROY - Flmeral aerv- two - · met 1Dplber In the leea for Clll!ord Lellhatt of the centnl room of the church Rock ~nga area were <CII!Wet- mont where rerroa._. were od Thursday afternoon at .the III'YIIi b¥ Mrs. Hazei:SO.W.her. Ewing FIOIOral Home. The a... Those present were: Mr. and Cbellter Lemlq olllclated at the Mro. Geo119 H'l)'oa, Rev. and oervleea and burial waalll Rock Mro. Walter Patter.... llr, and Springs Cemetery. llr~ Car!'oU itleots, Mr. and Relatlveo and friends attend- . lllro.llenaiJM<Coy,JIIr.andMro. Jag from out-<>f-townlllci.-Ur. Jerry llall[e, )li-, Robert a,.., and Mrs. Be~ · \!ramll/10, deh&r, llro. EY& Garbr, Mrs. ~-"~ W"'...O. ~.:. Tom, Debbie and MaJ1ha Lee, ~...., __.. "'-a, ..- u.-1 ~QIW" Mr.'and lllrL ~ "-< and IIChlt,llaltero PbUitpandlllYid !ami~, MtU.-aBrunlap,Mr. llu~; lljl' QorotiQ> W aa1 Jllrl. WillterY~. IIr. and and!!lhKari-M.!CoQo. ; El , ,......_ -.... -~ " Kro. mer -..., .,.._ - , . · . . : , . ' i.ftuta, ...... Eileen end , .., lA~ GIIAqUA11l$ , 0: , Joii-o. Mar.torle Coy, aJI•ell ft:i~. IlOilo~ !f. J~ek1011, Co. · lumlola. • lupllllls, baa~ lrCIIIIPo., Mr. and Mra, Charles H. Mur• tal ~· ·· <:our•; U. S. r'lf ..,. ~ Cbuek, lrontoi!; Mrs. Al'lilt: . ~ .a -rat SChool, ; vlqJalo s.,lor and !iDilly ~ fl. ~ HSTtiqq, hi. 110 ' Atldi-, Mr. and lira. Vlrlll la.tJii IICiar\)f Ur·lild·Mrl. C. '0, : w~ at <;b•llter, and . Nr•· J~~.)IIIII1;~3N.Po&r\!li.,C<J!ran"· E;;,lifrlo Pl.....- cl Rie!M. bolo;. IIIII 11:19fl of Gal- , ' • ......... .., ~~ GaJ. :• ' lla'·IAc,..,..,"'¥ . Auditorium. WWiam R. Brophy, liiOCIIIAI profOIIOI' of brill.Ill· lli'wnenla, wUI.....duet. • ... ~W,~ is a campanile? illlio#tute ' • ' .r . • •' ·for Mother or Grandmother .•• • '.' ~ .. '' .II a.. ' ~ . ... ~ ~ ' t.• ,... . .. r.. ·•. -~ .. . ' " ' ' . ' ''; ,.•' , 111 '> ''• ..; "''•'.'' , 1· ' . to~~.....,.._ l J1ti.(Joi4FDII4 ' ' ' ' 8ltwr ., sr:J:.~;~ ·r ' ' OPEN '> • I .. ' ' "• ' flll)af!iliS • I' ; ' UNlit 9:00 \ A!iAJ iflell tower, especially ~ ~ujlt separate from a church. ..' ' . l ' ! •• h $3.·50 .OOii. 1 • her '~PI ·N$ ' · et .. . - eat . ' ~1'athe1; ~ .. '. Mr. Leifheit -L .. 1, Thursday for gr_.. Ill"""""""' '" 1 : '1 ' \ Services Held Mpck; • ~I ' •" . -1 Iter:.~· , des!Piod to develop patrol campJag le&dersblp, campsite techntqueo, and basic eamplng skiliL JneiUded as part of the weekend aetlvitJ will be a nature hike. The camporee will olllclally begbi. ot 3:30p.m. Frid'l)'. Saturday moi-ntng events will Ill· elude a eompet!Uvo troop tuc ~ war and a !lve mile hike. The o11ernoon will featUre opaoct lallllng and.raising~ Dq poles, troop qalnst troop. H1ibJ1111rt of tho c:amporee wUI be the Soturd'l)' nll)!rt camp!lre program to whicb the parents are Invited. The event oflletally closes at 2 p.m. on &lnday, caosell said. GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Virginia Urwin presldOcl over the Ann Judaon Bible Clasa meellng held In the leltowship room of t b e church recently. The meeting opened with group ·,.,..oil": ··!til~ ~ lbe • ~· tljli!,di.,lfl!l!ID tor till ; .. ,, rrs ECONQMICAL TO'SERV& 1\T HO~ ' , ·101 BAll$. Sri._ !lOUSE : ' ' 101 oAIIS DIM-II . AND ONLY alnglllg of What a Friend and devotions were given by M r a. Mae Thivener. Scripture reading was taken !rom I Kings. A pr11er for peace W'.tS read. A Bible quiz wss conducted by Pribble Wi111011 and Velroa Rose. Refreshinents were served by the committee made up of Velma Rose, S!ella 1\lohr, Becky Dnunmond, Vivian Richards and Pribble Wli soo. FAMOUS WHITE CLOUD SERVICEMAN'S ADDRESS GALLJP()US - Sl'-4 Michael Wagnor will observe hi a 21St blrthd.ly, APril 27. Thosewlahlng 1o send cards to him may do ao at the !ollowlng addresl, sP-4· Miehael W a gnu, 51875000, ANNOUNCE BIRTH T8J'IIlool>t&t., ROC, USA, Te~ GALLIPOLIS - Pie. and Mrs. OPNO KSII 39~5 APO New Rtehard Miller, WashlngtonD,C. York, N.Y., 09227. are anoouncing the birth or a TOILET TISSUE ON Sl' ATE COMMITTEE daughter born A)Jrli 26 at 5 a.m. POMEROY _ llernsrd v. at Freemont.•The babY weighed Fultz, Middleport, Melg• CountY eillht Pound• and one OWlCO. p ~ ' uti· Alto "'·Maternal granqJarentsare Mr. roseo ng rnq, 1s ser ••,.. •"" Mr G t Ill .... F•~ . BQI~ve ' ~ of . ALOvti.Y PIN • •·J'IEIY: ELK OH'ICERS- These new Elk qmcerl<liere mata118d At>iilJ at Gallil>olls Lodge, No. 107, shown above L to r. LOwell"\llen, inner guard; Nelson Gardner; · James Roliloson, ·trustee; SC-ani<IY (HII<O ElW FOldeR, 'instf,i.Ur,~~ omeer; Charles ~elton, e)J:ahed: ruleri Frank Snedaker1 Gattles, leaeturing knight; ~ Wetherhol~ Bouton, 114 New, see rotary. Held at First Baptist Church able ham. file can replaee whole mUk with sk1lll mlik, llld hard moose .·•' wllh tJ.u'S. )!roddets made !rom skim .,.Uk. Ste al10 <all out clown on the use of ·- . wtilch ah Vfll'Y hillh In a.olellterol. "Instead of uslnl butter for a ~ 8ptelid, the hOu"""e "" serve the soft mar~l.lll• areridl Ill · 1:¥Jiila. UI e lard and.Oiher loild <CIOklns!alo, ~ eon tho polyuasaturatOd .ve;etahl; olla- Th8latter ean be used," for example, to brown lion mesta, or to ,lry lllllj and poultry; lncreain saueeo and ~1 , made will> aldm milk; !or lllllkllll'hot b~a, tile crust and oakes; for msldni coektall ana<ks ond, In eOoidnJ dei\Ydra). ed ' pollllool and olh . .. preiJorod !ondo·whlch call lor the addition ·-tl6!Jif ~· of lilts. ' · 1lllb b!IJI 11114 aid "To roUnd out dally oaloel"f e~vi.l..,_,_. ilon of Iondo Jor a balonc;ed eliot, . lil'tbdaYI cl ~ • , the i!QQ~ liiiD, illouldllleludo 1 ~ ll'aldl .. · ,~l'"if~ b~ and '· '·>' Ann Judson Bible Class Meeting ~= · · .. -~ '· d01>1111li1ent WiMer.- These ~nd'l)' School student& were glYOIJ their owarda aljer 'being graded over the quarter on their altendance, Bibte hOmework ~ Bible memorlzatiQn. ~ ·~l • ·. total of 600 'PGim•, all wlmers •cored above 500. Pictures, · left to rillht, are; jay Cremeens, 10n ol Mr. and Mro. MarlaM Cremeens1 8th grade boys class; Brant Adams, aon ot Mr. and Mr._ 'G10ra0 Adams, 7th grade bo~s ela.,; ~ala Romaine, I ' daughter of Mr. ,and Mrs. Allen Romain, 8th grada·pril class, and Jr,lfllh Department . wlniler;EialneB~daughterol Mr, and 141'•· wayne Brown, 7th grade girls class. "'""at' Registration is Tuesday ' ' CO~"T WINNftle; .,-Pictured above are wlnnen in the u~udent or the Quarter" cont~.st held recently in the Junior High DePartment ol ·the ~ Seluol at the l'if&t Baptlft ~hurch ')!. Gaillpolls, Thoro were three claos !\'inlier& and opO-· '· pw. ••!:llfl· _,.I'VIJ., Vlnton-Ewln&tm area, Tom Caaloll, dlritrtct c:anwlna chairman and- director, .......cedto- c. w. · Jlalder1101t ' ~j .:,; KI~W and QlJIOn at the Pomero~ Junlo...sonior Prom Friday : e\'0111J11. Hurt girls, a llllhted lountaln, formed the backgi'OIIICI where the Q\leen and King took their bow• as 'thq were P* COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ro"llie senied gltta lind tha queen a dozen rod ruses. In the <enter or thellonr, palm trees, aaan<t- bea<h, andapool_otwa!Ol'·wlth · fl'!lin the sole at ucenae P\lltes tho word "aloha" lnserlbed In the sand eaught ·the attentiOn of . Iii Ohio liMiuld hit ,1110 ibiii!On . ror ·tile 1968 !'OIIIIrallol! year, the pats as the~ entered. The attractive sett1J11waa P!..,...ed Resiatrar of•Notor VohlcloaFrad by members ol the Junior <lao& with Mr.. Bernice Holtman Rtee~Fnday: servilll as !acuity advl10r. 'l')le llrst dlsli'lllllllon .ot 1968 ~· pllie !undo, aJJ1i>ui1i:1ni to ' ,., million, Will be madelii ..... 1;J<. M'll' to coUnties, townolllpa and mlmlclpalltleri. ThoiiiOIIOY eomea rrom the sale !lf;thetlll• Mardi 16-.IPril 15. MIDDLEPORT- Registration chDdren mull he live .rear• old ..._..,;;;;;;;;.·~··;;;.;..;;,.,_~.,. ror tho children of the Melia on or before Sept. 30. Mu. Hac- 1 Local Schqol Dlstriet wbo will kelt advises that II 'lfll IIQt t, attend '!\1!\derprte:~ next 1a11 1n necesoary for tho children to a~. Mld(llepcirt will be held Tuesday COIIIPIIlY their perentalllthetll\le In the ldnderp.rten room In the of reslatratlon, since .a llebedllle baaeinent or the Middleport Cen- !or indl~dllal ....rereneeo with tral buJidlng. each dllld and a parent wUI be Allftli- tftlftlft Mra. Ptcyllla Hackett, teacher, held Ill Auaust prior to uie be-V·II·II!II''l i »>I~ aclvlaoa that parents m'l!' rosla- sfmlng of the school year. . i ter their diUdren between the Parents should fn1ag a .OW ' ' • • : ;01110 · hooro of 9 ·rx. 11 a.m. and I to ol their chlld'o birth · l!.ll~STUDfO · .. . 3 p.m. Regularkllldergartendas- <ale and a r~ of lmmuntil d81 "'~',lllions '""..."' d•7,,,., ~1 wUI not-l>o:tudd'that 6 , .,.-1\ , , ~;"' ., ~-~ ,,. , -• • r'l'l 1;Jo tbi reglstratJcm/ }!.,., · '~, , 1" ... · · . . . J '· , • :JJ~ • .' .; TQ enterkl•~"''"nextt'all, '· · · ~ ,_~ . r ·rr-- 'L..._..., .' Camporee is May 3-5 for t-t 111NG AND QUEEN - Amid the attqetlve :'l.lle or Golda! . .. .., --·';.;._,·•-'·/. - !Ids Thurodo¥ nll)!rt at tho ehureh. Mra. Harry Bldlq had <harp of the - . , which ClpOIIOd with group olnslnl of the claso 11011& He Keeps Me Slnilni and the LOrd's Pr'l)'er. Mrs. J. U.Sieph- Ing. en.IOIL, teaeher ol·the cl111, read the letter rrom the Korean chUd and P.¥1! a medltatloo b¥ Dorothy i ~,Bonnie Iii-~ ·Letter from Korean Child Supported by Class Read were pl'lfed and vrlz- Ofti~"U" Trll!rl'nJ"""':"' land AFB, ~-- lje Ia ·,._ !;~~!a blrthdaJ' FiorSII!eeakewhUo was then olaJiod to. Wrl~..., AFB, ...ig to her. itle open- OhiO, r..r trllillolan haN e!Wl sf!Is !rom those attend- ...--. Ilia - · Carplyll, _ I~ ."'11'/"1"- many !rom others that the .......,..,. ell llr. ~ gillo. A¥1!'f! II. Clair cl11t. 1,......... fl!eolhnullllo were served to I'OJ', . , , ·~ ..., and aeveral of h • r from the bospltal. oll(rom tho loeal soelot,y Either King, V I o I a li~ 'Panw Jrn. OrphaFields, Morris, ilal')' R....John11011. !.{, CROWNED KING AND QUEEN - In an eyiMlat<hlng EsJ:>tlll\ seUlng lo&turllw llfo-eiza drawings, Interior llllhted pU. lara and ao o1sia, Miss Jiliekle HaWley and James Conde were ero-imed queen and king of the 1968 Middleport High School junior-senior prom. Both juniors4 the two were selected by member& ol the junior elallS. Mill Hawley Is the d&Uibter or Mr. and Mro. Jack M. Hawley and Conde Ia the oon of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Conde. A banquet no aerved to·Juniora and seniors after ~eh dme the members were permitted guest• Cor 1 dance. Thomas Kelly, faculty member, was toastmaster. Jane &lrtlce, junior elus president, gave the welcome and BUI Haekett, senior ela88 president, gave the reoponse. Ill-•• a serlouo allor&Y b¥ their 1111811 11011. at home be Ia 1dllllnl dlur<hes to tell about the ~rttwll, edUeadonal, and 11114JII'Oirllll& being carried cia ,I, Put Rev. Jlyde """ In hlo llrat · POMEROY - Plana have _ , of missionary oervlea Ia COIIIpl- tm the opon chllr':h S. A., wh., be and hlo weddiniJ cl Linda &le J1aD. obil&ld to nlum to cleraoo, daul)!rter of Mr. and Mrs. or . ·. ·wa• Miss .Henderson ~:f=:oiiDOII 011 _ . , ....... ' ' 1 AlitATEUR GARDEN C I u b, Wedllesday, May I, at 8 p.m., at borne of Mrs. Charles Goakill, Miclllleport. THURSDAY RUMMAGE SALE, Thurad'l)' and Frid'l)', Slanllllur7 bullcllni. Mill St., MiciiiiOJ)OI'I, - - Arbau&hlll the beginning, God - , was by· Melp Temple, Pyth1an Slatbt ~ IOple ~ Mr a. terL 1-tol .J<iiiSih Cook. R~:f.by,e~ J.i' • ror ~ 1':"''- ~ ran the 'nh'io !Uii,~'Bit-_1i'iii;, , ~Jan. I!'Ont. Paternal grancl>arents ·are . lnmiaJ mee"Cti.g ~ bl~ · ·Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Miller, quet Mil' ~u Ill Tole<b, Gallipolis. . · Nature's Garden Club GiveQ Program By French City Garden Club GALLIPQLIS - Mrs. P au I Wagner gave the pl'Ofl'am !or the April meeting of' the Nature's -Club !orWh!chtbeFrendl CltJ ·Garden Club was ho11te11. The meeting was held APrU 25 . at Cottage 'i, GSI. Mrs. Wqner spoke on Pol800..,, Plants Ill tho Garden and the Back Yard. A -·•z loUowed with ~ Mrs. Jack Hackworth ssldni the questions and Mrs. Wqner sf•· Jag the answer&. Mra. Hackworth shoWed color. ed llldeo of seenes. oower ar,._...menta. and also wall Pi"''· dOl olle had iruule wllh dried '~- ; Wcdl Paint ~h lime help !rom the PI'· .. balila uiai ~ dellpd toplo.- ,....,._..,.,._ _ _~--~'!'!""~ th!llr hearts. ' ' u'Jb. earlter' &he "'" t;·_·. ! , ' ~. : ·; . '· - .IJ.I!II.W9UCI' VINYL attendance. The next meeting wiU be the .plll!tlnl of the p.rden Plots, at her ~;.· w, .D.i'·~ of 'the d• eJwa w01 be needed. ;iamt!Y; ·~ •a(,, the . . , , time, "''""-tis ......... ClUb lnlnidue- · ·· • bol,O jliem' jQ: &\loP! - llltlnc ......... OUR QWN B~Ni) .: LATEX FLAT ed Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Earl Nell and Mr•. Hackworth' of tho hostess club. The p.rdener's pledp waareposted by 17 members and roll call an<1 '~eeretarY'& report was given. Devotions were. In the lorm of s PQOm, Treeo, andresdlng, Beautilul Gilts to Remember• Relreshmonts were served by the bolltess club and a donrprizo was sfven. Mrs. Gamet Wood, of occupational therapy was In "'"f-· . 2Roll Pacb (8 Rolls) ' ; ., . ~,....,.. , .r~ ~ Big, lullll'ious lowah in . hu.Y..,ight WIO¥ft. flor• ol, hOotiMr ploid or stripo and jlcquorcl. IATIHI.. OLifH .•• llo PILLOW CASES AND TUBING STAMPED REGULAR 1.29 PR. It Pair V Limit 2Pelr GALLONS $ 2.57 GALLON WHIU W)-lit~lors Grt-··fEX Quick Dry ENAMEL 1•.79 QUART �I' ' f' .· ' 1 I • ' ~ """ ' ,.·. ·over :to· ' ' .·Cubed . . T_Steak................ .. ' . . ,,'· :~. ~ :;.... Kroger Accepts ...... .. , Sirloin Tip Roast Federal Food Stqmps ......., ._ ··· · · ··· · · · · • JUNE WEDaNG PLANNED - Mr,Ond Mrs. Chirlea W, Rlchardo, Rt. 2, Patriot, are -~ thee~ IIICI III'PI'OIChlng mpt- "! their daughter, Ann, 1li lllchael ,IW Smith, son of Mr. ani! :!4rs. Jllnler 's.ntih, P~ R!. ~ ~·· Richards Ia a.student at Southweaternlllp SC""i''•.Her;nanco 18 a ~967 grlduite pllbulhWe&tern Rlgb SC,hool ~~~~ Ia ~t~ · , ly emPloyed ao a bnlolman for the B. llld 0, Hallrood·rq Dlltl>n, 0. Tile graclouscus-o!QPIJichurchwill be oboon.d lor', lhe wedding piiiiUIOd JIIJI!I I. at 3:30 p. m. at the Solem¥11 Cbqreh. An rll!'..... will be held in the Ci!<Jl'Cb ........enl ,, tollowlng II)• ........Ill'. ' ; ' •' Mr. and Mrs. Danny H. Wells Couple Repeat Wedding Vows in North Carolina PORTER - Barbara &ie McCialkey, daul!ltter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McClaskey, POr- , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·· School in 1966 atteoded graduated !romandWllfml H tOhio gh state University. He entered the service March 21, 1968 and Is """ stationed at Fort Campbell, IIIGNIIN UP YOIIt HOME FOR SPRING WITH OUR READY MADE DRAPES IN .STOCk! . ., •nOIAlS • PRINTS •PLAINS SIZES 50X63, 75x61, 100.63, 50ic9o, 75x90, 100.90, end 150x90 Al10: .Uincll Lengtho :....- ';. .1'.' ' - . Thrifty T~Bone Steak ... lb. Deborah Kay Schaeffing Becomes Bride of Robert Thomas Polcyn llld ~ .,., . '!be groOm gradullod tromKJ• Mr. and lira. 'lboll\l• Enrie, _... Creek 11!F School, In i865 '· PatktrBIMir& W, Va.; la11JOI'~ ' 'I . I' -ked •• on _.mtce en- Hljmlt, WtlmlllliiDn. o:; ,..., 11110 GALUPOLlS - Deborah Kay aloo tell !rom a lace cap trim· a royal blue dresl wllh nialddnl llneer tqr River Trail~ Mrs. Tlim llb!!li, Sj, ~·· w. Schae!flng, wore a silk organza med with swl" cry.Ws and silk acceaBOrlea and an orchid cor· 1111111 blo enthlns tho oervlca. Va.; Mr. 111111 lito. Jamiol'OIC1llo aage. Ky. gown tor her afternoon wedding roae bUds. J)nmedlately !ollowlng lhe cor- He 'Ia nowa ~ lllu/e'USArml' NeW carlt.ti, Ohio; br:D<IMra. When the crupJe returned from to Robert Thomas Polcyn, am The bride's fiowers were a oWionocl at Ft. Belf<lr, va., J. c. Campa. Beckle,1, w. va.; e11l011)', an open receptlan was a short tr[JI, a reception and of Mrs. Martin POlcyn and the seml.noBOP¥ bouquet of willie wllera be loon lftotruciW, Mr. and Mro•. Elllo, Jtu'. held in .tba Church Parish Hall. community shower was held at late Martin POlcyn, Rt. I, Gal- miniature carnations and otephOut of towi. Pill• W.., Mr. ricane. w•.vo.i ...-1 Porter Methodist Church. llpolis. The bride Is the daal!lt- aootls centered with a wlllte or- A ave Uered cake cantered ·tba llld Mrs. Beoll1 Br071lis. lir~ · George ~. 'i!ld , bride's table. It wa1 trimmed Serving at the refreshment ta- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. chid. wllh yellow rona and tqJped llld Mrs. Jack~ and tamll3-. Sj)rtnillold; Mra. ble were Mrs. Paul Saunders, Scbaeffing, Eureka star Rt., GalMrs. Janet Coen, Morehead, wtlh a · nose&S¥ 'hoo(llel of yel- Mr. and Mr1. JOdde Ada)Da, all Mr. and Mra. Dick fi»ZI!II. Mrs. Bruce Stool, Mrs. BUI 1'1111· llpolls. Kentucl<y, lhe malcl of honor, low sweetheart roses. 'ibe cen- Ill Coiii!Dbua; 'Mr: David R. and Mrs. Dive lips and Mrs. Tim McClelland. The weddingwaaheldSaturday, wore a long mid.. -lored broM!Dervla, Ohio; Mr. aDd !Ira. Jlm T!Jomaa, A slx-tierad wedding cake top- April 27 at 1:30 p.m. at st. cade and crepe sown empire terpiece was of mlil·el! 8J!rln.l , McEJrW, The baM pod wllh bride and groom fipr - fetor's ~lse<ll*l 11Church, ~41 ~tlj ~bodice, !lowers. lDH\ cefttered the table. Mrs.·~~ -~~d~Ave. Tlle1, ~~-~~W,ft..f' 1 "' •_ ''*'lne .. >«- : ee~. and the candlebol~ with IV)' and Danvor ·lll'atker had ·baked the · II; •MacKenzie Jlticla18d '.It th~ '' es. "i''ie c<~trolled IDe' skirt cled mlniature carnatlons. _.., loy, cake. dOUble-ring, holy Cclunun1on ser- ol crepe had an a~ float· Ml•• Rulhle .JOimeon, George- Matu~ Alhelll; Mr, and Mr~ Registering guests was Mrs. vice. ' tng back panel of broeade. Sle Rlcj11ird ~•. Rusty Layne . Others assisting Two soloists pi-ovtd8dpre.ftll)- wore a matching brocade pill town, K¥ ,, anil Miss Jean Sehae!ter, lla,y1IJn, pre sided Ill U.e with the arrangements w e r e tial music. Mrs. NeU Sanders boX hea41iece with circle veU· Mil.,, · SLEEVEL~SSe . SHORT Sara Eggleton, Paula SaiUlders sang. Adoration, ')'o AWUdRose, ing, and carried a ncioo&S¥ I)( bride's table. Mlsa , . - ··~ ,, ' .., .. : Gallipolis, repaterod pests. and Patti Saunders. Arioao and Dawn. Dr. John Msrk- whit. rooes and miniature carFor a )¥eddlng trip.tD Niagara SUNDAY toy sang, One Hand, One Haart, nations. Miss Comle t;roao, Gal· Falls, bride chaniod llltD a 0 Petfect Love and Whither llpolls, altelldant, wore • ·IDWII AU paslel color IIHI llowor ~~~~ Thou Goest. styled Identically to lhst of tba travellai qoatwne , I)( ·vertical striped killi clre11 Or aqua 8Dd M<-ltarill oil. Tbe Bat . . . The volTs were aald before an maid of hooOr, Pd. AtJy, alter flanked with candelabra and Miss Amanda ~. Colum- green and or~~~g& 'and plain a~ vaaea of yellow anaps and white bus, cousin 1ot the bride, waa coat. S!e wore matclllng aceeaasters. Small BProYs o! spring lhe flower ali-t. S!e wore 1 ID'iD' aorlea and the Iorge orddd !rom ' greenery were placed in lhe wlo- styled Identically to the odler her woclcllntl boufllel. IN VIETNAM The· now Mrs. POlcyn Jraduatdows and a wlllte aisle carpet attendants, and carried a willie Marine Gunnery Sargeant Har- was placed in the center alale basket ot yellow rooe potals. ed !rom North Gallla lilat> School old V, Rice, son of Mr. and tor lhe bride. ' Erick ~r. Col~a, cou- in 1965, atteoidod Morehead Stale Mrs. !lamer E. Rice oC 296 Glven In marriage by her lath- sin o! lho bride was tba ring University llld gradlWed !rom Rutland St., Middleport, and hus-Gall[Jiolla Bustne" College In er, the bride was lovely In a bearer. band o! the former Miss BellY tong gown, styled in the shimThe best man wao Chester 1967. ille Is employed in the J, Heathertngtml of Rockford, mer fashion with a high jewell M. PUicyn, o! Chicago, brother Gallla County Auditor's olllce. Dl., Ia serving with lhe Third Amphibian Tractor Battalloo, U. neckline of lace accented wllh of tho groom. Ushers wore Rob- •----------------~-_,_,.._ _,...... seed pearls and cry.Ws. The ert L, Sehaetrln& brother of the 11 . S, Marine Corps, in Vietnam. .. •.'' . long sleeves came to a pnlnt at bride, and John Polcyn, Newark, lhe wrists. Tho conrolled A line brotllor o! the groom, skirt had lace accent1 at the The bride's mother" wore a ··f · hemline. A dotachll>le boul!anl lima green dre~l with ffi:81cblDI ' . ' . chapel train ,.s ~chad at lhe jacket. Graen bit and white ac;· ~ ··.. llhoulders and had IJI8tchlng lace • coomeo. Her ..,....,. waa two lnoerts. Her tiered bou!!ant veil- pink eymblblum ordddo. !nco! Imported Ell8llsh aUk UluTho brldegroom'smotbarwora ~ ( . .. ' I \,I,, ., ·~ I ' llobliY . . ....... Jowl Bacon .............. lb. ' _ . , CnoiiiM ., Pineapple -·.....,_ . 1~16., U-oz. Cocktail ctrlll ........, sPORT• s2~tt .lpjj.... ~- ·a· ;r·. . · : · . ' . , ,, :~... SlOE p_oit GAlLIPGL~~~ ·~ Canned Bam ••••••••.. ~- 79c ••••• ""···· o. ... 3 ~4&$1 ........ Drink ------~-- 3 64oi 08. """ .... n : {:rottea·.Meat . _... 9 ~ Sl, Plums ·---~--- ... ' . ... DAu"a'• ...... QMIIfr arI t a ..., .... '' !, ,... ....... 4 - • $1 S1o1ct1J f:.ates Y•C.. Sh;llie Beans •• 4 ;: 89e ....., Jllctll 1i1a1oo1J WWo Klmol Voc Poe loW 8tekel11 Applesauce Homiiay ......• 10 '!:"' $1 Com •..... ·.... 4 '!: 89c 5 . illolro1f lfeoor ...... Plrlf, er Alltb Peas.--- ... _~ •• 4 '!;.!«. $1 ' ..-~~r··ww. . Wllllo toes ... ~o··ta· '·, . IMINo f, Cut -.yWIIIIo . . aeets ···-··---· 6 :! $1 . 7 CJreen Beans •.. 4 '::"' 89c Green Beans . _ 3 ~~- 89e .. · --··-- 3 '::"' 89C Pork & Beans •_. !; ,.. 89e Catsup •.•••••• ~Cit .... c,t 0...1.,_, ....... ,..... _...., _ $1 Pineappe..... I 3 ~-~o..-- Karen LITT·l l :GIRLS. · . -SdMMIR .19 Perch Fillets ··--·--···::: $1.79 . 59c Weiners ................. .... Cocktail. !'(. .09 ... -·· ·Fruit . .;r; 0 Pure Lard ................ 29¢ Stokelu ,,1!!!'" 0 Tenderflll ~,. llaeon .•..•....•....... ~ :- 99e filled the ·· .Ground Round .....•••••••.•. .. 89e Th.r ilty -,,., •. Mrs. Robert T. Polcyn lor, became the bride ot Danny on March 12 at Mt. Airy, N. C. H. Wells, son or Mr. and Mrs. The new bride gradUated !rom Welter M; Wells, Wllkeavllle, North Galli& In 1966. The groom ';'!· .r ' ..~... ,., I 1-111.,1-oz. ecuu ... 6 ~ 1«. $·1· ... ·All •.r e .·• ' AN ,. Ice IMPORTANT crtn. IF you wouldn't be writing many checks a month, but want the_ convenience, flafety, and prestige of havmg a bank checking account here with ilo minimum balance · required, or .... IF you have a comparatively modest income, but want to have !I bank checking acc;ount here with no minin;tum balance requlrlld .. , ' OPEN A PAY ACCOUNT HERE:'••• VAllEY ' " -.l'1o1oo I loU~!ott 1/Z-(Jfll. IF! ., LllTLE '· ,, Flour .... ...... ,:saltines ~ .... .... 0 HEELS . ' $119 • • 0 "- ~ . ' tl ' ................. Milk ·----·--· �I' ' f' .· ' 1 I • ' ~ """ ' ,.·. ·over :to· ' ' .·Cubed . . T_Steak................ .. ' . . ,,'· :~. ~ :;.... Kroger Accepts ...... .. , Sirloin Tip Roast Federal Food Stqmps ......., ._ ··· · · ··· · · · · • JUNE WEDaNG PLANNED - Mr,Ond Mrs. Chirlea W, Rlchardo, Rt. 2, Patriot, are -~ thee~ IIICI III'PI'OIChlng mpt- "! their daughter, Ann, 1li lllchael ,IW Smith, son of Mr. ani! :!4rs. Jllnler 's.ntih, P~ R!. ~ ~·· Richards Ia a.student at Southweaternlllp SC""i''•.Her;nanco 18 a ~967 grlduite pllbulhWe&tern Rlgb SC,hool ~~~~ Ia ~t~ · , ly emPloyed ao a bnlolman for the B. llld 0, Hallrood·rq Dlltl>n, 0. Tile graclouscus-o!QPIJichurchwill be oboon.d lor', lhe wedding piiiiUIOd JIIJI!I I. at 3:30 p. m. at the Solem¥11 Cbqreh. An rll!'..... will be held in the Ci!<Jl'Cb ........enl ,, tollowlng II)• ........Ill'. ' ; ' •' Mr. and Mrs. Danny H. Wells Couple Repeat Wedding Vows in North Carolina PORTER - Barbara &ie McCialkey, daul!ltter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McClaskey, POr- , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·· School in 1966 atteoded graduated !romandWllfml H tOhio gh state University. He entered the service March 21, 1968 and Is """ stationed at Fort Campbell, IIIGNIIN UP YOIIt HOME FOR SPRING WITH OUR READY MADE DRAPES IN .STOCk! . ., •nOIAlS • PRINTS •PLAINS SIZES 50X63, 75x61, 100.63, 50ic9o, 75x90, 100.90, end 150x90 Al10: .Uincll Lengtho :....- ';. .1'.' ' - . Thrifty T~Bone Steak ... lb. Deborah Kay Schaeffing Becomes Bride of Robert Thomas Polcyn llld ~ .,., . '!be groOm gradullod tromKJ• Mr. and lira. 'lboll\l• Enrie, _... Creek 11!F School, In i865 '· PatktrBIMir& W, Va.; la11JOI'~ ' 'I . I' -ked •• on _.mtce en- Hljmlt, WtlmlllliiDn. o:; ,..., 11110 GALUPOLlS - Deborah Kay aloo tell !rom a lace cap trim· a royal blue dresl wllh nialddnl llneer tqr River Trail~ Mrs. Tlim llb!!li, Sj, ~·· w. Schae!flng, wore a silk organza med with swl" cry.Ws and silk acceaBOrlea and an orchid cor· 1111111 blo enthlns tho oervlca. Va.; Mr. 111111 lito. Jamiol'OIC1llo aage. Ky. gown tor her afternoon wedding roae bUds. J)nmedlately !ollowlng lhe cor- He 'Ia nowa ~ lllu/e'USArml' NeW carlt.ti, Ohio; br:D<IMra. When the crupJe returned from to Robert Thomas Polcyn, am The bride's fiowers were a oWionocl at Ft. Belf<lr, va., J. c. Campa. Beckle,1, w. va.; e11l011)', an open receptlan was a short tr[JI, a reception and of Mrs. Martin POlcyn and the seml.noBOP¥ bouquet of willie wllera be loon lftotruciW, Mr. and Mro•. Elllo, Jtu'. held in .tba Church Parish Hall. community shower was held at late Martin POlcyn, Rt. I, Gal- miniature carnations and otephOut of towi. Pill• W.., Mr. ricane. w•.vo.i ...-1 Porter Methodist Church. llpolis. The bride Is the daal!lt- aootls centered with a wlllte or- A ave Uered cake cantered ·tba llld Mrs. Beoll1 Br071lis. lir~ · George ~. 'i!ld , bride's table. It wa1 trimmed Serving at the refreshment ta- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. chid. wllh yellow rona and tqJped llld Mrs. Jack~ and tamll3-. Sj)rtnillold; Mra. ble were Mrs. Paul Saunders, Scbaeffing, Eureka star Rt., GalMrs. Janet Coen, Morehead, wtlh a · nose&S¥ 'hoo(llel of yel- Mr. and Mr1. JOdde Ada)Da, all Mr. and Mra. Dick fi»ZI!II. Mrs. Bruce Stool, Mrs. BUI 1'1111· llpolls. Kentucl<y, lhe malcl of honor, low sweetheart roses. 'ibe cen- Ill Coiii!Dbua; 'Mr: David R. and Mrs. Dive lips and Mrs. Tim McClelland. The weddingwaaheldSaturday, wore a long mid.. -lored broM!Dervla, Ohio; Mr. aDd !Ira. Jlm T!Jomaa, A slx-tierad wedding cake top- April 27 at 1:30 p.m. at st. cade and crepe sown empire terpiece was of mlil·el! 8J!rln.l , McEJrW, The baM pod wllh bride and groom fipr - fetor's ~lse<ll*l 11Church, ~41 ~tlj ~bodice, !lowers. lDH\ cefttered the table. Mrs.·~~ -~~d~Ave. Tlle1, ~~-~~W,ft..f' 1 "' •_ ''*'lne .. >«- : ee~. and the candlebol~ with IV)' and Danvor ·lll'atker had ·baked the · II; •MacKenzie Jlticla18d '.It th~ '' es. "i''ie c<~trolled IDe' skirt cled mlniature carnatlons. _.., loy, cake. dOUble-ring, holy Cclunun1on ser- ol crepe had an a~ float· Ml•• Rulhle .JOimeon, George- Matu~ Alhelll; Mr, and Mr~ Registering guests was Mrs. vice. ' tng back panel of broeade. Sle Rlcj11ird ~•. Rusty Layne . Others assisting Two soloists pi-ovtd8dpre.ftll)- wore a matching brocade pill town, K¥ ,, anil Miss Jean Sehae!ter, lla,y1IJn, pre sided Ill U.e with the arrangements w e r e tial music. Mrs. NeU Sanders boX hea41iece with circle veU· Mil.,, · SLEEVEL~SSe . SHORT Sara Eggleton, Paula SaiUlders sang. Adoration, ')'o AWUdRose, ing, and carried a ncioo&S¥ I)( bride's table. Mlsa , . - ··~ ,, ' .., .. : Gallipolis, repaterod pests. and Patti Saunders. Arioao and Dawn. Dr. John Msrk- whit. rooes and miniature carFor a )¥eddlng trip.tD Niagara SUNDAY toy sang, One Hand, One Haart, nations. Miss Comle t;roao, Gal· Falls, bride chaniod llltD a 0 Petfect Love and Whither llpolls, altelldant, wore • ·IDWII AU paslel color IIHI llowor ~~~~ Thou Goest. styled Identically to lhst of tba travellai qoatwne , I)( ·vertical striped killi clre11 Or aqua 8Dd M<-ltarill oil. Tbe Bat . . . The volTs were aald before an maid of hooOr, Pd. AtJy, alter flanked with candelabra and Miss Amanda ~. Colum- green and or~~~g& 'and plain a~ vaaea of yellow anaps and white bus, cousin 1ot the bride, waa coat. S!e wore matclllng aceeaasters. Small BProYs o! spring lhe flower ali-t. S!e wore 1 ID'iD' aorlea and the Iorge orddd !rom ' greenery were placed in lhe wlo- styled Identically to the odler her woclcllntl boufllel. IN VIETNAM The· now Mrs. POlcyn Jraduatdows and a wlllte aisle carpet attendants, and carried a willie Marine Gunnery Sargeant Har- was placed in the center alale basket ot yellow rooe potals. ed !rom North Gallla lilat> School old V, Rice, son of Mr. and tor lhe bride. ' Erick ~r. Col~a, cou- in 1965, atteoidod Morehead Stale Mrs. !lamer E. Rice oC 296 Glven In marriage by her lath- sin o! lho bride was tba ring University llld gradlWed !rom Rutland St., Middleport, and hus-Gall[Jiolla Bustne" College In er, the bride was lovely In a bearer. band o! the former Miss BellY tong gown, styled in the shimThe best man wao Chester 1967. ille Is employed in the J, Heathertngtml of Rockford, mer fashion with a high jewell M. PUicyn, o! Chicago, brother Gallla County Auditor's olllce. Dl., Ia serving with lhe Third Amphibian Tractor Battalloo, U. neckline of lace accented wllh of tho groom. Ushers wore Rob- •----------------~-_,_,.._ _,...... seed pearls and cry.Ws. The ert L, Sehaetrln& brother of the 11 . S, Marine Corps, in Vietnam. .. •.'' . long sleeves came to a pnlnt at bride, and John Polcyn, Newark, lhe wrists. Tho conrolled A line brotllor o! the groom, skirt had lace accent1 at the The bride's mother" wore a ··f · hemline. A dotachll>le boul!anl lima green dre~l with ffi:81cblDI ' . ' . chapel train ,.s ~chad at lhe jacket. Graen bit and white ac;· ~ ··.. llhoulders and had IJI8tchlng lace • coomeo. Her ..,....,. waa two lnoerts. Her tiered bou!!ant veil- pink eymblblum ordddo. !nco! Imported Ell8llsh aUk UluTho brldegroom'smotbarwora ~ ( . .. ' I \,I,, ., ·~ I ' llobliY . . ....... Jowl Bacon .............. lb. ' _ . , CnoiiiM ., Pineapple -·.....,_ . 1~16., U-oz. Cocktail ctrlll ........, sPORT• s2~tt .lpjj.... ~- ·a· ;r·. . · : · . ' . , ,, :~... SlOE p_oit GAlLIPGL~~~ ·~ Canned Bam ••••••••.. ~- 79c ••••• ""···· o. ... 3 ~4&$1 ........ Drink ------~-- 3 64oi 08. """ .... n : {:rottea·.Meat . _... 9 ~ Sl, Plums ·---~--- ... ' . ... DAu"a'• ...... QMIIfr arI t a ..., .... '' !, ,... ....... 4 - • $1 S1o1ct1J f:.ates Y•C.. Sh;llie Beans •• 4 ;: 89e ....., Jllctll 1i1a1oo1J WWo Klmol Voc Poe loW 8tekel11 Applesauce Homiiay ......• 10 '!:"' $1 Com •..... ·.... 4 '!: 89c 5 . illolro1f lfeoor ...... Plrlf, er Alltb Peas.--- ... _~ •• 4 '!;.!«. $1 ' ..-~~r··ww. . Wllllo toes ... ~o··ta· '·, . IMINo f, Cut -.yWIIIIo . . aeets ···-··---· 6 :! $1 . 7 CJreen Beans •.. 4 '::"' 89c Green Beans . _ 3 ~~- 89e .. · --··-- 3 '::"' 89C Pork & Beans •_. !; ,.. 89e Catsup •.•••••• ~Cit .... c,t 0...1.,_, ....... ,..... _...., _ $1 Pineappe..... I 3 ~-~o..-- Karen LITT·l l :GIRLS. · . -SdMMIR .19 Perch Fillets ··--·--···::: $1.79 . 59c Weiners ................. .... Cocktail. !'(. .09 ... -·· ·Fruit . .;r; 0 Pure Lard ................ 29¢ Stokelu ,,1!!!'" 0 Tenderflll ~,. llaeon .•..•....•....... ~ :- 99e filled the ·· .Ground Round .....•••••••.•. .. 89e Th.r ilty -,,., •. Mrs. Robert T. Polcyn lor, became the bride ot Danny on March 12 at Mt. Airy, N. C. H. Wells, son or Mr. and Mrs. The new bride gradUated !rom Welter M; Wells, Wllkeavllle, North Galli& In 1966. The groom ';'!· .r ' ..~... ,., I 1-111.,1-oz. ecuu ... 6 ~ 1«. $·1· ... ·All •.r e .·• ' AN ,. Ice IMPORTANT crtn. IF you wouldn't be writing many checks a month, but want the_ convenience, flafety, and prestige of havmg a bank checking account here with ilo minimum balance · required, or .... IF you have a comparatively modest income, but want to have !I bank checking acc;ount here with no minin;tum balance requlrlld .. , ' OPEN A PAY ACCOUNT HERE:'••• VAllEY ' " -.l'1o1oo I loU~!ott 1/Z-(Jfll. IF! ., LllTLE '· ,, Flour .... ...... ,:saltines ~ .... .... 0 HEELS . ' $119 • • 0 "- ~ . ' tl ' ................. Milk ·----·--· �' ' .{ ' ,. ; . ' > ' . "'"'s.injli,r 'l'im~lnel, ~. Ai!rll u, 1968 ;!~:·'i·h,,, ,. ,.,.,,,,.,,.,.,.,,l·l'l ·l·:·'-~·':'·'·1·1. ·1 · .>: ·:· ,.,.~: ' ' Fou.- Du bbings ·:· Sch,~wed for · l ~ ' · :, ,,. · ~ • . ~~ :f9 r W..,. _ .· }IX 11 ·"i · B" PATSY 'l'( ~ .• • M&Son youthS· .: .,..,'; .~~~r-eA ., .... •. ' .'I.,.,. ' " ~wea~ers; .~ <~lilt ,$11NilAY . ' ANNUAL SIVER TEA,·CIIvsry Jloll!f!lt Church 2o3Q p,m. RID ~ Colloce.coiiNOcholr, undorthe leaclerabiP ollleriYn Boas, wW ·have cltlrge of the . · program. Open' tor the puJ>. lie. MONDAY NORTH GALLlA Athletic ··., PT. PLEASANT - ,Four Ill· eoo1 llpl'il!l ~ or a tOuch · 11011 Count;y - · will be a- . ' ' . 1110111 tho %33 e!pth lll'ade !Ill· ~~- ll> a 111111'1 llll'lnB out- dentli Who Wtll be ~- Kn1-'to and Ladlol of tlw Golilen HM-ae. showdllrlngee~es!o!i1101b IlL Fllldlni ~ ' -tor I o r ,, ~~ :~ ~.· C, De~:::S.j;,.,st unlimited ..-~ .,,, liraaiar.,, til-· are ~eprilllllllng Mallilll Ccluntl' by . ...- . ' ' ' .. ' ~: ' ·-"'·• b'"" . In Uoelr ...,.\f ~I two,l!iol< tn>es - lha ear~~.,... ..... · diQP illlillhe ollp.on. Tbt1 • oo tho test admlqlsterod April pelr ih dozonaolvarl•tion•ranJI· at the state •IPitiJI, ' 1n '* 9th were AnD Amici<. dauiibtor of Booster&, 7:30p.m. GALLlA COUNTY Pcmona . Mr, and Mrs. Joe Amick, PL Plea118111, Sandra .Burclelte, Gr..... II Spr!nglleld Gr..... d~ter of Mr. iiDil Mrs. WIQ'IIO Hall, 8 p.m. Bunlette, Pl. Plea118111, and SlmTUESilAY mle Doolltue, 110ft of Mr• and AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIMrs. Slmmle DooUtue, Rt. 2 PL ARY, 7:30 p.m. at ll>e hall. Plea118111, all - n t • at Pl. WEDNESDAY Pleasant Jr. High and Bruce OHIO VALLEY GRANGE, Adams, 110ft of Mr. and Mrs. rqular meetlns 8 p.m. DST. Carroll Adams, New Haven, a Bring lllbl refreshments. at Wallama Jr. lfilb. , 1 TIIUBSDAY The teSt covered West VIrgin· CENTENARY Social Circle, Ia history, ROOIIJ'&pll)', clevelop. , 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Rennan mont and government. North\II>. Mary Jane Carr, 14, a stucienl stu- lnl from I!JIOl'\f ll> c~U.,-. Fub1m cieWia ehlll&8 soaBilnall;rll> give theee baole ln>e•· a oew took. With 110 Jmicb' chal.,,tlrst declcle wlllt kind of aweator you realljo noec1 wbere you .,;w wear 11, vnd wto~t you wiU ·wear with · 11 'sweater& are available, too, II a· In fiber I. Tbe n. ...,. of TOday, our secre.tacy wu• angry she uaod a two-choler ribbOn In her typewriter: . " • ccilne. loiOdl~ at the -tor . Mack lltlti:bea are 0 f) .. . · f'IJiing 10011ld be the per- teet way to trooei.-IJ thev. could fllid a sufntitute for landings and talce-offs. . .~M~oPe · · 11 COiiallea &WIIdlriB ·~10 0at1oo1< -Conf8renee COII1\:r R. C, Dehney hes boon transferred to Unlverslt;y Hospital, Room 989, Columbus, <lolo. Re hu been a llOtlent at Holzer Hoapltal for the past two weeks. ANNIVERSARY PLANS MADE GALLIPOLIS - Plans wore mecie for celebrellon of ll>el60th annt•orsary ~ the Jobn Goo AME Church at the Ladles Auxiliary meeting held at the bome of Mrs. CocUe V!naon. Tbe anniversary WUI be celebrated May 26. A guest at the Wodnellla.Y meeting was !drs. William Armstrong. Tho hostess the Wood . , ~ earn, 1111a weeloend. · Atioadtne.(l'om MaBOR Cclun\v are Cbarlos Bledaoe, Jolin Bar-· RIJ, Tom MeNtelIll', Cuxtlt ShiM, Jlm J!arnlll; Doo IIQJo, Fred wn ..., Cbarle• Lqd<efdoo, Gar)' ~ Tom ·l!u.ltk. Los Grlnun tmd Steve lliotee. SponBOra of the Conference are 11!e Coo~>erellve ~a!m Sen· Seen and Heard Health Center [Jill GUI!ngllam, daugllter of Is Planning Mr. and Mrs. James Glllln8b&m AUentown, Pa., and lll'and· deugllter of Mr. and Mrs. G, B. G1Uin8bam, 1100 Second Ave., hes been accepted at Denison University and has been sranted an booorary lour-year seholarshlp. I..Ynn will be the third generallon of her family to Ittend Denison. .. . ~-"""are -~ . ·Dllleb' too at Sistersville Jr. !!lib, seorod hlpest In the state oo the test. of Pr. FLEASWr- er hlab ICboOI )'<)UI~a ;~rjol ' c..n- Open House Ice, Rod Croas, , and W~lt tral CommuniI!' Aellon Ajleney. Tbe conference Ia clealelod to belp JOUih reCOI!Dlze ' lilt .... callonal, IIOCial, e«<nn!inl• tmd pemmental prd>lllllll tmd op. JIOl'lunltleS In lllelr ...... ' A ot llllb ichool ·!IIUdent• from tho ~1 C!JUIII!es ATHENS - There 1l!ll be an open house at the Southeastern Ohio Mantal Heolth Center (to.. State Hospital), here May 5 !rom ·10 a.m. to 5 p.m., In conjunction with National Mental Health Week tmd the lOOth Anniversary ot d1e ho.., pltal. Tours of the hospltol wUI be ol!ered to visitors, Psychiatric Aide 1 graduation ceremonies will convene 1n the audltoriwn at 2:30 p.m. Al110 an oward will be made to tho winner of a comest, deslp In& a •IBn uslnlc tho - Dllll1e of tho hospital, lor the entrance to the grourtds. The clleterla at the center will be 011en tD die Public tor the purcheee oflunchiiOnandrefresho mento. lledlcellon ofaoow lotqe and commissary wiU be Included In the activities of the dii.Y. mert;y Athens ENTERTAINERS or. the Bll Jlend lllnJtrel Association look a\oer a C11P1 of •Thlfo Enl... telnment'' ll> be used II llle lllss Southern Ohlo Pageant when a..OCiatlon members ·will p r dlvorllssements.betWeen -eot• of the pageant competition. Loft to r!pt are Karen 'Grlt!llh and her lrumPel, Mrs, 9llrley Hamm and lllss Hoberta Kraeuillr. ao 11M MARGARET ~U!oiAN,pageantplanilt,ltft,andMrs. Coleen Ohllf181!1:, dance trilner for the pageant; confer on the worked with the 1llrefe - - • ll> pion lllo 'II80kond evonL temj!O ~a •IBIIDber to be used In the shoW. Mrs. Ohllnler Is producllon chalrm.an 'for tt* J>ageaot for Ohlo EU Phi C"-Pter of Beta Slgjna Phi Solvrit;y, · ' ' Annual Awards, Recognition Day Planned Bazaar of GSI .•. 1" • • ··-~· Crafts Plo11ned ' '· ' " ilr' \ . " •"-'' ,. )' • . '·1 , • 1 • ' ,. • I · ,JOAilD Lola ' Vinlli,, 1111117- 1ld>OccaJaneNeue,PoJJ>o 11811 Tal""' R....._ oiiCtaol WOI'kl, '"t . CELEBRATES Slot BIRTHDAY - !drs. Alk!e Halley, 13 White Ava., Gallipollo, .celebrated In which she ~"''I/I her ~ -~Stst pl!'tJldii.Y APrll 2t. Abo"<!',, ~e.,_~ .for ' the last 30 ·year"' ~llllt!iW • hei>Py blnbjlt.y her tlve clllldren; W, Halley, Elole CJaa. Weltha Cox, all !rom the Gallll>oUs Area. Her Mrs. nmald E. Wrl&bt, Mr. and Mrs. Malvan Clagg and children also visited her. ' ;'1_,·· '. ·-.L.-' ., ·,· , '. • . ;_· .,_ ~-.r·:_~-~ ,. oni)'; T~ Roaring 20'1 :~· \:,' llapper danca. ~- were ' ' ' THE WORLJ} IS A stage ofEnteiU!nmeot- llembers of tho Wlnclni Trail Garden lllub, p_. ero,y, uncler the chalnnan&hlp of Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis,· ai01Uilng left, are P-"'11 cleeor6, tlonB lor the lllss Southern Ohio s11ge Mtttng - a garcleo scene. SOoted Is lira. Dollie llajoos and at the rlgltt Is Mrs. Ruth Moore. Haven't you always wanted a ''really nice" Riverboat Picture? -· ;~~ai.;~··':~~IJI.ytllin;: ·.:· . ·. . ' •, . ' •, ' ' fer the ontertalmpent provlclocl by the contestants but oo hand lor the event wiU be members of Melp Ccluntl''s Big- Minstrel Asooclatloo who will do preducUon numbers ll> eel the aeene lor each segment of tho competition. In addition, tho Meigs H I g h ,Sehool mUod ensemble wiU preaent IOOdom eeleetloos that tie In with the pageant and the bnpacts, a JOUihlnstrumentaiiiJ'(MIII from the Ea!ltem part of Melia C<Junly, aiiO will entertain. Undo Suo, , l.toors, Canal Winchester; T - Drumtmd i>lano .....'lklt, . I'Uttllll the leinl 1111 tho calte wiU be lllu dido - lllu Pam- ,:;t ,.., r . ~~ , ,·Talent.Presentations . . ·Sure :jjtilliqnt Sh,ow ' Ohio River's First Lady eHAN~NYlY~D in walnut or maple ................... _. Cllssi-: Style with a modem approach • • • xrs 1:': .OOJDsiderably shorter to keep in step with . falbions. London Fog's to thank for the other toadies you'D lib, too • • • such as convertible deep side vents aDd fashion bracket fbockets. The total look's acbieved in · · a blend of SO% polyester .00 SO% 41oa~lcol:ton.In a selcc&loa 9£ sizes aDd colon. e~Jta S37.SO '"'e J26 Sec. A••· Gollipolla, ()h.., ~ho"-• 446-2477 . .. ·, : ;.,:.:·:· .... . ·'- •' ... ·,•;,;· :· [ DlLTA _ QU~EM ' /4. glorious reproduction in full oolor,large 20" x 241' si~, pictorially fromed in blue sky ond willow, peacefully docked on the sleepy OhLo at ~l!!J:l9lis, . . e GLOSSY LITHOGRAPH PRINTS · RNdy to frame ....... : . ................ A campus classic ... The Wellesley by London J!og• t • 4e 95 15,95 Prinb will be mailed anywhere In U.S. Send fheek or money order fOf $5.67 (Includes t.x 1ncl mailin11 chaf!le) See our large and exciting eollectioG•of.plctu,..l . wall decoratlonund glft,ltii"-' , · , :_ .... , , ;I ' evoeyOno' bere clap an11 and . ~ start • Jobn Ualew!U~ at 8:10 · Sobinla1 nl&ltt ill the ola Rob!nBOR of IJe¥ton - wUl make several appearances during the papant as will lll11 Gloria Buck of Pomeroy, t h e reflnlnllllss s...thern <lolo. !ng the Melp County contestants for the event. ' AdVanced tie- may be p!rehaeed ala reduced prlce!nlllddleport at the Meigs Sowlni Cen- ter, VWap Drug Store ml Dutton' a Dru&li in Pomeroy at the Now York Clolhlnl lblee, Solsber and Loll se Drugs, and Nelaon's ners aa well as otnclal Miss Jlruia tmd in Racine allhe Fui- This rear"• pageant bas been given overwbelmlng supp>rl by ·bualneu houses oftheareawhich are provldlnl prizes lor the win- America awards. Townspeople Valu Market, .,.. ll> .entertain the young laTbe 1968 pageant Is undor the dles from Wasbingtm, Athens dlrecUon of Bob Hoeflich. and Gallla Coolltles who arojoin. �' ' .{ ' ,. ; . ' > ' . "'"'s.injli,r 'l'im~lnel, ~. Ai!rll u, 1968 ;!~:·'i·h,,, ,. ,.,.,,,,.,,.,.,.,,l·l'l ·l·:·'-~·':'·'·1·1. ·1 · .>: ·:· ,.,.~: ' ' Fou.- Du bbings ·:· Sch,~wed for · l ~ ' · :, ,,. · ~ • . ~~ :f9 r W..,. _ .· }IX 11 ·"i · B" PATSY 'l'( ~ .• • M&Son youthS· .: .,..,'; .~~~r-eA ., .... •. ' .'I.,.,. ' " ~wea~ers; .~ <~lilt ,$11NilAY . ' ANNUAL SIVER TEA,·CIIvsry Jloll!f!lt Church 2o3Q p,m. RID ~ Colloce.coiiNOcholr, undorthe leaclerabiP ollleriYn Boas, wW ·have cltlrge of the . · program. Open' tor the puJ>. lie. MONDAY NORTH GALLlA Athletic ··., PT. PLEASANT - ,Four Ill· eoo1 llpl'il!l ~ or a tOuch · 11011 Count;y - · will be a- . ' ' . 1110111 tho %33 e!pth lll'ade !Ill· ~~- ll> a 111111'1 llll'lnB out- dentli Who Wtll be ~- Kn1-'to and Ladlol of tlw Golilen HM-ae. showdllrlngee~es!o!i1101b IlL Fllldlni ~ ' -tor I o r ,, ~~ :~ ~.· C, De~:::S.j;,.,st unlimited ..-~ .,,, liraaiar.,, til-· are ~eprilllllllng Mallilll Ccluntl' by . ...- . ' ' ' .. ' ~: ' ·-"'·• b'"" . In Uoelr ...,.\f ~I two,l!iol< tn>es - lha ear~~.,... ..... · diQP illlillhe ollp.on. Tbt1 • oo tho test admlqlsterod April pelr ih dozonaolvarl•tion•ranJI· at the state •IPitiJI, ' 1n '* 9th were AnD Amici<. dauiibtor of Booster&, 7:30p.m. GALLlA COUNTY Pcmona . Mr, and Mrs. Joe Amick, PL Plea118111, Sandra .Burclelte, Gr..... II Spr!nglleld Gr..... d~ter of Mr. iiDil Mrs. WIQ'IIO Hall, 8 p.m. Bunlette, Pl. Plea118111, and SlmTUESilAY mle Doolltue, 110ft of Mr• and AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIMrs. Slmmle DooUtue, Rt. 2 PL ARY, 7:30 p.m. at ll>e hall. Plea118111, all - n t • at Pl. WEDNESDAY Pleasant Jr. High and Bruce OHIO VALLEY GRANGE, Adams, 110ft of Mr. and Mrs. rqular meetlns 8 p.m. DST. Carroll Adams, New Haven, a Bring lllbl refreshments. at Wallama Jr. lfilb. , 1 TIIUBSDAY The teSt covered West VIrgin· CENTENARY Social Circle, Ia history, ROOIIJ'&pll)', clevelop. , 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Rennan mont and government. North\II>. Mary Jane Carr, 14, a stucienl stu- lnl from I!JIOl'\f ll> c~U.,-. Fub1m cieWia ehlll&8 soaBilnall;rll> give theee baole ln>e•· a oew took. With 110 Jmicb' chal.,,tlrst declcle wlllt kind of aweator you realljo noec1 wbere you .,;w wear 11, vnd wto~t you wiU ·wear with · 11 'sweater& are available, too, II a· In fiber I. Tbe n. ...,. of TOday, our secre.tacy wu• angry she uaod a two-choler ribbOn In her typewriter: . " • ccilne. loiOdl~ at the -tor . Mack lltlti:bea are 0 f) .. . · f'IJiing 10011ld be the per- teet way to trooei.-IJ thev. could fllid a sufntitute for landings and talce-offs. . .~M~oPe · · 11 COiiallea &WIIdlriB ·~10 0at1oo1< -Conf8renee COII1\:r R. C, Dehney hes boon transferred to Unlverslt;y Hospital, Room 989, Columbus, <lolo. Re hu been a llOtlent at Holzer Hoapltal for the past two weeks. ANNIVERSARY PLANS MADE GALLIPOLIS - Plans wore mecie for celebrellon of ll>el60th annt•orsary ~ the Jobn Goo AME Church at the Ladles Auxiliary meeting held at the bome of Mrs. CocUe V!naon. Tbe anniversary WUI be celebrated May 26. A guest at the Wodnellla.Y meeting was !drs. William Armstrong. Tho hostess the Wood . , ~ earn, 1111a weeloend. · Atioadtne.(l'om MaBOR Cclun\v are Cbarlos Bledaoe, Jolin Bar-· RIJ, Tom MeNtelIll', Cuxtlt ShiM, Jlm J!arnlll; Doo IIQJo, Fred wn ..., Cbarle• Lqd<efdoo, Gar)' ~ Tom ·l!u.ltk. Los Grlnun tmd Steve lliotee. SponBOra of the Conference are 11!e Coo~>erellve ~a!m Sen· Seen and Heard Health Center [Jill GUI!ngllam, daugllter of Is Planning Mr. and Mrs. James Glllln8b&m AUentown, Pa., and lll'and· deugllter of Mr. and Mrs. G, B. G1Uin8bam, 1100 Second Ave., hes been accepted at Denison University and has been sranted an booorary lour-year seholarshlp. I..Ynn will be the third generallon of her family to Ittend Denison. .. . ~-"""are -~ . ·Dllleb' too at Sistersville Jr. !!lib, seorod hlpest In the state oo the test. of Pr. FLEASWr- er hlab ICboOI )'<)UI~a ;~rjol ' c..n- Open House Ice, Rod Croas, , and W~lt tral CommuniI!' Aellon Ajleney. Tbe conference Ia clealelod to belp JOUih reCOI!Dlze ' lilt .... callonal, IIOCial, e«<nn!inl• tmd pemmental prd>lllllll tmd op. JIOl'lunltleS In lllelr ...... ' A ot llllb ichool ·!IIUdent• from tho ~1 C!JUIII!es ATHENS - There 1l!ll be an open house at the Southeastern Ohio Mantal Heolth Center (to.. State Hospital), here May 5 !rom ·10 a.m. to 5 p.m., In conjunction with National Mental Health Week tmd the lOOth Anniversary ot d1e ho.., pltal. Tours of the hospltol wUI be ol!ered to visitors, Psychiatric Aide 1 graduation ceremonies will convene 1n the audltoriwn at 2:30 p.m. Al110 an oward will be made to tho winner of a comest, deslp In& a •IBn uslnlc tho - Dllll1e of tho hospital, lor the entrance to the grourtds. The clleterla at the center will be 011en tD die Public tor the purcheee oflunchiiOnandrefresho mento. lledlcellon ofaoow lotqe and commissary wiU be Included In the activities of the dii.Y. mert;y Athens ENTERTAINERS or. the Bll Jlend lllnJtrel Association look a\oer a C11P1 of •Thlfo Enl... telnment'' ll> be used II llle lllss Southern Ohlo Pageant when a..OCiatlon members ·will p r dlvorllssements.betWeen -eot• of the pageant competition. Loft to r!pt are Karen 'Grlt!llh and her lrumPel, Mrs, 9llrley Hamm and lllss Hoberta Kraeuillr. ao 11M MARGARET ~U!oiAN,pageantplanilt,ltft,andMrs. Coleen Ohllf181!1:, dance trilner for the pageant; confer on the worked with the 1llrefe - - • ll> pion lllo 'II80kond evonL temj!O ~a •IBIIDber to be used In the shoW. Mrs. Ohllnler Is producllon chalrm.an 'for tt* J>ageaot for Ohlo EU Phi C"-Pter of Beta Slgjna Phi Solvrit;y, · ' ' Annual Awards, Recognition Day Planned Bazaar of GSI .•. 1" • • ··-~· Crafts Plo11ned ' '· ' " ilr' \ . " •"-'' ,. )' • . '·1 , • 1 • ' ,. • I · ,JOAilD Lola ' Vinlli,, 1111117- 1ld>OccaJaneNeue,PoJJ>o 11811 Tal""' R....._ oiiCtaol WOI'kl, '"t . CELEBRATES Slot BIRTHDAY - !drs. Alk!e Halley, 13 White Ava., Gallipollo, .celebrated In which she ~"''I/I her ~ -~Stst pl!'tJldii.Y APrll 2t. Abo"<!',, ~e.,_~ .for ' the last 30 ·year"' ~llllt!iW • hei>Py blnbjlt.y her tlve clllldren; W, Halley, Elole CJaa. Weltha Cox, all !rom the Gallll>oUs Area. Her Mrs. nmald E. Wrl&bt, Mr. and Mrs. Malvan Clagg and children also visited her. ' ;'1_,·· '. ·-.L.-' ., ·,· , '. • . ;_· .,_ ~-.r·:_~-~ ,. oni)'; T~ Roaring 20'1 :~· \:,' llapper danca. ~- were ' ' ' THE WORLJ} IS A stage ofEnteiU!nmeot- llembers of tho Wlnclni Trail Garden lllub, p_. ero,y, uncler the chalnnan&hlp of Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis,· ai01Uilng left, are P-"'11 cleeor6, tlonB lor the lllss Southern Ohio s11ge Mtttng - a garcleo scene. SOoted Is lira. Dollie llajoos and at the rlgltt Is Mrs. Ruth Moore. Haven't you always wanted a ''really nice" Riverboat Picture? -· ;~~ai.;~··':~~IJI.ytllin;: ·.:· . ·. . ' •, . ' •, ' ' fer the ontertalmpent provlclocl by the contestants but oo hand lor the event wiU be members of Melp Ccluntl''s Big- Minstrel Asooclatloo who will do preducUon numbers ll> eel the aeene lor each segment of tho competition. In addition, tho Meigs H I g h ,Sehool mUod ensemble wiU preaent IOOdom eeleetloos that tie In with the pageant and the bnpacts, a JOUihlnstrumentaiiiJ'(MIII from the Ea!ltem part of Melia C<Junly, aiiO will entertain. Undo Suo, , l.toors, Canal Winchester; T - Drumtmd i>lano .....'lklt, . I'Uttllll the leinl 1111 tho calte wiU be lllu dido - lllu Pam- ,:;t ,.., r . ~~ , ,·Talent.Presentations . . ·Sure :jjtilliqnt Sh,ow ' Ohio River's First Lady eHAN~NYlY~D in walnut or maple ................... _. Cllssi-: Style with a modem approach • • • xrs 1:': .OOJDsiderably shorter to keep in step with . falbions. London Fog's to thank for the other toadies you'D lib, too • • • such as convertible deep side vents aDd fashion bracket fbockets. The total look's acbieved in · · a blend of SO% polyester .00 SO% 41oa~lcol:ton.In a selcc&loa 9£ sizes aDd colon. e~Jta S37.SO '"'e J26 Sec. A••· Gollipolla, ()h.., ~ho"-• 446-2477 . .. ·, : ;.,:.:·:· .... . ·'- •' ... ·,•;,;· :· [ DlLTA _ QU~EM ' /4. glorious reproduction in full oolor,large 20" x 241' si~, pictorially fromed in blue sky ond willow, peacefully docked on the sleepy OhLo at ~l!!J:l9lis, . . e GLOSSY LITHOGRAPH PRINTS · RNdy to frame ....... : . ................ A campus classic ... The Wellesley by London J!og• t • 4e 95 15,95 Prinb will be mailed anywhere In U.S. Send fheek or money order fOf $5.67 (Includes t.x 1ncl mailin11 chaf!le) See our large and exciting eollectioG•of.plctu,..l . wall decoratlonund glft,ltii"-' , · , :_ .... , , ;I ' evoeyOno' bere clap an11 and . ~ start • Jobn Ualew!U~ at 8:10 · Sobinla1 nl&ltt ill the ola Rob!nBOR of IJe¥ton - wUl make several appearances during the papant as will lll11 Gloria Buck of Pomeroy, t h e reflnlnllllss s...thern <lolo. !ng the Melp County contestants for the event. ' AdVanced tie- may be p!rehaeed ala reduced prlce!nlllddleport at the Meigs Sowlni Cen- ter, VWap Drug Store ml Dutton' a Dru&li in Pomeroy at the Now York Clolhlnl lblee, Solsber and Loll se Drugs, and Nelaon's ners aa well as otnclal Miss Jlruia tmd in Racine allhe Fui- This rear"• pageant bas been given overwbelmlng supp>rl by ·bualneu houses oftheareawhich are provldlnl prizes lor the win- America awards. Townspeople Valu Market, .,.. ll> .entertain the young laTbe 1968 pageant Is undor the dles from Wasbingtm, Athens dlrecUon of Bob Hoeflich. and Gallla Coolltles who arojoin. �) ' .·~:n : ·c :' .· .: 1 . ' l ' ,. :· ' .~ •.. ~.' ·aR I-VI. AI largest Volume Dealers , .· Assures Lower Price,sTo .v·ou • •• . . . . ' ,, ' ' ConiP'•••man Cl~o E, .lllllor, U.!O Am~-r • Lodge, and Blrbln Com!lboll ol Pomeroy di~<u&O ViOUIIIII p..-a at at the State Dot>ortlllont in Was~n.. Clml>l>ell, 1953 , . _ o f Pomoroy 'VIItiii.ID, eepted an IPliOI~.,t u a F~relgn Service otrlcer, and wW liOOft where he will nrve 11 111 a~iniatrator in the Agency for Jnternational DeveloPments Public Health Pr.,.am in Vielliam. A former cliPWn in the U, S. Ami)' ~oclal Forcoo, Campbell hu worked on the Wa&hlneton stilt of lOth District Congressman Clarence E. Mlller·•heleaving the Army in Sol>tember 1967, "-art ' '" ~ stiD~~, A~yW .., . · . . ,.lu.s~ ,Red·Carpet Servi:c ·· ; ~ .~ .. '' •' ' I ., ·E.tperieriCd~~~ Servi.ce Men I ~· .f 169.95 ' 43 149.95' WITH TRADE "- ·r.r ttli •d "'' ~, -'1.!~ . ' ~· ".•."'•• .;.. ....• .Winp · Lost ,~ ~- , ...._., Sale Lamps. . Cluillenge YEARS OF ~ ,,I . .. , 'Hv-.r~-4·"-....!~ ·r~- ntttM ,; .. .t 1 .. • e 10. 963 SLIDIBO DOOR 1QRDIOII ]6• x 22'1J• x 6J" lull Width hat lhelf, full l•ngth hanqing •r••· lztra Ot•p. 1toort for •lLOe on nylon qlid••· •hoe• •nd bon•. Doou Sahara walnut fini•h. 9.9 . . h~ cnw..;.. · ~~, •~at~::o;= :'d OPtq il.to Ill• moat from bla rock srotlo above. "The cat Wu croucftlrw OYW blm 111!1 .holding Ids thiool," / .. , r.uuouru, ill· (VPl)- MQor MONTGOMERY, Ala. (VPI)George Wallace launched Sat'urday · : .. his ~"Operation Dbde," a one · cta.v drive to I!Jvo hla 1· · Rapidly Max Goicl..rseli>ressod..,- .:;:'''''''"'d;;:.;: :=~C=:=: : :=:=: : : :=: : : :=: ~:<o:;:;:. As the not meet, but ~:,:::c~·~, ~:s!:~ 1 '' 'l/!': r...-. · ~~She ~ IOn>c""-' dl~~k, Tlntf..i.J ••• ...;""t;Ype --e ~~- '1.5 Mb ,. . ,, ....,. j:.,~;::-..=,::~ ~~ ..m.· the- ~'\Q- l"'J ~ .Tf~ !., ,;,/- .. ~·'""· -~ ~ 1 1 '-L''' ·,~ , ~r lllo~ed -s WAliiiJNGTON CUPn- Tho United and North VW.. " 'IIUl'<"'llovo held another britt meet~.Jw in Laos but stm bave been Police wrestled demonstrators Appeal Ban of NAMED to i'epre,.ot lbe Uolted Slaleo in tbe Uolled Natlooo, Georg• Ball will re~laee Arthur Goldberg, who resigned. BaD lJ a for· COLUMBUS (UPI) - The A & P grocery chain store notified state Li""'r Director Donald Cook Saturdoy II had decided ageinst &PPOaline 'an adverse Franklin Couni;y court decision and would dlsoontinue Its promotl.cml games n e x t month. Dot>artmont IIPOkesman Carl E. Bartch told oewsmen that WU!Iam H, !Oillivon, U.S. ambaasachr to Laos, called on tile North ViotMmeso chor&e d'ol!alres in Vletntione, Ngeyon Chan, at awroximote!J.' 1 a.m. Saturday, Washington time. Bartc h slid there was ••no agreement on a site'' tor mer as1istant secretary of preliminary talka, ud he state. replled uoo commemt" to all further questions. Tho fact that tho two ELYRIA, Oltlo (UP0 - A man was killed and two oth- ers were ~red in an explO- A2. tee Chemical Co. here. Dead was Leslie c. Plltzier, 21, GJ.·afton. Firemen believed he was inside a small building where the explosion ocBion Stores' Games unable to r e a c h - on a site for preliminary peece talko, the SWe Dot>artm<at dlscloaed SallJrd..v. left Wallhing- VIetnamese comman- ton Square, wearing orange arm dors were rtliOrtod assembling bands, police blocked their path hundreds of heavy truck COJ>o and fighting broke out between police and the 200 marchers . ;:• .. C<>mmunist China and HaM! can take &Ill' action to'!lllrd pro. retJolrod since the u.s. bombing vldlll(l: relief. CHICAGO (UPI) - A "Mid- · curtAilmeot began AprU 1, Andor101t errlved here 'lbufa· W."' caraY&n'' that will Include Heavy Flghti"8 ~ to begin tho . inapeciloo. Mexlca,n : Amoilcalls,..Amorlcan Tho big increase in Infiltration MaJor Goldberg told him 441 Indiana and Nelll'QOa from t h e coincided with tile heaviest pet cent ot tho town hod boon ghettoes loevoa here Ma,y 3 aa grouod lighting in throe weeks damaged or delltroyed and 700 pert o( the luiAI Dr. Mottin Lu- along the llomllltarized Zone-C!Jal, Clel!e ill'- p...,.i hod boon loll homateaa; thor King Jr.'s PoopiOB one of tho ke,y targets for tile !y, .~retired into al1mlloL doi Goldberg In Walhinatoa. . ·'., OEP Conu>alin" 00 '!Valhlngtoo, D. Communist &ttPPiy builcQ>, ,..,lqoiOIIj Who aeld It I& ~""" : .''i!e aeld there . .... "Pl!!Biilliall, sald thai rn tho past c. .I ' Tho u.s. C<>mmand reported dllllcUit lor 1 ko8Per Ill alay an \lt- lljill ob'pclolo live 1oer1 <[Illy 10 ~~ re- nie caravan, bY bol. Is ex- 123 North Vletnomooo soldiers anbilil, tllen lcWicl 'romm.t with 1 tile 'Wblte IIOUao ~ uo a aU!tecl in dioaster deciwatlonl peeled to be JqJnod, b)- a eara. killed in action that cost nino ,, (Coodnuod 011 Pap !'f) · . liOinlltlllnl 'lbout by the OEP. . '· . 1 vau . co-sed 'malnl¥ ol Amer. AmerU:an Marinos in sction , , to MeOmmu&, Ute Small &lsi- l-ean !ndlaua froln the Pac:lllc iround u.s. positions at Con Q '1 ' de ' tho -led- aess Adinln!itritiGO a!~ baa · Northwest, !H. Rodo' !1ounto1n ThWI. Camp carroll and Quang lJ.( . 0 · · I a k e declared tho fallllOulh··• 11!1 $Ilea and tho ,Nol'lllern Plelns Trl juit south of tile DMZ. + • . • ·. , , , ·a . dloaster ruito, ~.&r" 'S!&qo* before rea~ Wublll(l:. Deapite tho r0110rts of the " Io~ tor. eont 1oa!1J aYalla!>lt to•bjl 1'1• loll. • . '. Communists takiat! advantage .t E#lorieh- el" and iDIUY\&Iall lor nllUild:,ljos "1ljj!PPI- of the u.s. air raldo, ''l ibl}t • In.r. · ._ <•. ·')· '''· .;' · ·· ~ . . 'l'lle!tl•an,Amoi'l~a Solaon ~ro said ell of ~ · ···· "But ol 'tllo~~ ~. : ll'olil.,9o&itll.., ~ and the 96 mlo&lool !low• qainst North •.-·,111 ·&111'· . a i•. ~. w11o lost Wi!I<Jinoa~et~. SOoillitl!"~!;,, at.,. · ll W Join 11M VIOIDIDI trlcta.v hit penhandlo ' oj:i!- IY." aeld. "llolr'Oim ' ~~bobellroacb- ~ south of tho 19th IIIia< cpolitjo tor loana.·•.;..wltliGal' ta • . ·I 'Tbur5do1, Ma,y Paiallel. ••.:..~'"'J'' . !e. ' c&..~..:·;;;es out in Central marchers Decision On Site No Closer Cathedral. WellOnS llilo the. News Park when about 200 youthtul supporters of the war hurled eggs and swore at the antiwar demonstrators. One youth :fi&.S SAIGON {l))o _ Communist cut ln tlle fate when a rock ~ war SI&>Plies are pouring down him. thO 11o •C!Ji , Minh !t&U through Fight Police Laos toward South Vietnam at The Greenwich Village clash an IQlrocodonted rate, u.s. erupted when the coalition for lntelllgence sources reported an anti -imperialist march, Saturcta.v. American warplanes wblch had refused to applY lor were answering the challenge a parade permit, attempted to With a record number or stage an unsanctioned march missions Into nomlnall¥ neutral into the heart of Manhattan. aravan John10n's peace moves. Ro<onnalssanco pUot noports glble ror government retial Cunds. said huge quantities of "If we're not I dlaeater area, . then tho-· !octeril diAoter To Move May 8 and ammunitinn wore moving p..,.am ahould be JCrii'Ped," Goldberg said,· · lreel,y over rail tines between ~over what he calledanwmeceasacyilalo,yb,y liMo !oderll go.. lrJIXf! ornment in oloc~ to'"'"" -ravqo<!Folmootlll.dllastor area, ea. to to In fist. fights broke =~:cs .::~ N:::~~ ~ Southern state. aeld llon Farrin&!Oo. 42. • Floll""-ker · Zoo koepor who · Thursder cta.vs after the ,t arrlrof two 'mlnuiAI• later. "I tornado ~ell.' tllll northerp 1!11 ~~IWf' afrlld Ill , K0111Uck1 ,..., o1 2,600 Imabl~ Ot ki11lna the man. tanto,' K.,;.~ .Gov. Louie B. . ~' ~AI ~ j;bouaand •"!ldno and ~ NIIII eent a telegram 1o the ~ ) Otllar ' saturday liiOICtetora Whl.t8 Hooiao -a~ .f9r lito Fal· ! \·t . Watt . • Farrttw~Dn yelled at mciuih irO.:· to tie diclared a ,. I . I ·mota, VIrginia, to set · · · ~ ol'lU .. REGULAR 19.95 AT 1/2 .• .. . ~en II ;.;:--::;;:;:::;:;:>:•:-:;;;:;;;;.:o:•:o::::;;::;;;:;;:~=:=:=:=::::::::::::;;:: K 't u.·c'..k,v. ·. ' .M.ayor ,l _...g ..'·ry·. at ·JUI _ n· ela ' ' .ys . coWm-e her,••..: j_..t sldt of 1 cleep ""!01. ~ of w-. SHOP.. EARLY · FOR THIS VALUE I 3995 '~ tbe lion wae ov;r~ ~.";.":: ~:~ 2H>ot dowll 1110.'-IM> _. Attractive Brass lq, Stand, Built-In Shelf and Attractive PlaStic Shade WU nuiUII IOJ,!tis, Calli., MAYTAG AUTOMATIC and SAN FiiA!i~ (VPO- A ,., .BARREL COlliS - CIU!ordBl'llllliieict, GalllpoUI,Clll' SCIIoola, wheels • ~~neor IChool 59,)'011'014 -~•n 11.PJnof , ~~ !h~ borr_~, '-!' ho_co~od~ll!t.Mli!tl.l!tl! ~Jor,<~,&:O'on./111 iil•!tllllll Pub-bOf!l~ ··cllillbeil~llll5; l'U;df deh • "i\~;; . Aroe. Tho first ~ SOutll"'!liero DIBtrlct~ Bus lj,ivors' lloa~ w.as co-JII)ol>~ and wu PrmnPU.0 aotw by tho Ohlo Aaso<IIIIOD of ~ School Emplo7ees in cooporotloit witll the State llot>art· .-..... by I ~ 15(1. mk ol Educatloo. · .,.,........ . 9X 12 Room Size ' -~~~ ~r~~ - Maple or Walnut Finish :2995 '... kWod. IIC.rflll 3,.$19.88 Coming in ' ~· He lDJUrei.t before i .. - . ' ,, -~ With Lion 2 Step, 1 CtffH • ~ '' Proso lnternatlmal The groups did 3 End Tables _,· Supplies f""' ;J;!: ·~ -''4- . .... ,i;_ l I ..'•i•;; QUALi'iY WITH TRADE -\) " I the I!I'OIDid 6<1 dragsod them Mra. Corella King, the widow Militant anti-Viemam demonpadiiy WBII'J!I&, The demon- of the ReV. Martin Luther Kin& strators battled police in New strators Mooted ~'fasctsts" at read to the 60,000 _pera:ua uTen York's Greenwich VU!age Satur- arresting pollee. Demonstrators Commandments em Vietnam'' day while 60,000 persons held an used a "11pra3 type gas" against found lo her tale huaband'o antiwar rally- in Central Park. pollee, offtcers said. papers. Demonstrations against. the war Organizers of tho Greenwich Lindsay aloo partidpated in were held in otller dties and Village demonstration criticized the "L0.\'1111' DI\Y'' porade, led veterans groups eowrtered with the .PBrtieipation of New York's by Roman C&a!ol,lc Archbislq> "Loyalty Day'' parades. 1\fByor John Lindsa.Y In tho Terence J. Cooke and Sen. Tho fighting in Groonwlch Fifth Avenue peace march, Jacob K. Javlta, R-N. Y. Jarito Vlllage occurred at ooe of three calllna: it "an insult to the black said he h""''t boon invited to demonstrations. in the nation'• militant groups." tho peace march. largest cltjr . A large group ol peace marchers threaded their way down New York's Fifth Aveaue toward Central Park wblle backers or the administration Vietnam policy marched up Firth Avenue to St. Patrick's By United .... Genuine Maytag Pert~· · I MOOR E2t. Police Embattled ' I ~INGER 60,000 IN ANTI-WAR RAI.LY Saturday at the curred. Firemen said oxplo. Bioro occurred in a pl'O«':essing building where benzol peroxide, a eatalynst that can be explosive, was stored. It was not kDown what triggered the blast. MEN GO NEXT diPlomats are oootinuh!g to meet- they held a previous session on ThuradQ' in Vlen-tiane-la viewed here as an encouraging Siano although tho North Vietnamese have ~s;. ed even the very Umited U.S. olll<lals have given the meetinp. Aside from the CODtinuing meetings, lndlcatlona Wen that movement hu very sllah4 if lndoed there bas been 81\f at at~ in broakl,. the ltalomato between Hanoi's view thll 15 site• pfOI)Osed b)- the Unitlld States are .-.eptoble and the U.S. staru1 that Waraaw and PhllDIIl Pllllh or<t DOt suitable to tho United lbtea or its oUles. poj))Jdty whlcb WAlE INTO MOB ROllE (IJPI) - CIUI>-~ llomao rklt police S.tul'da)' wacl- odlntoomobo!3,000demonatrUo iq( unlveralty atudeotJP-"'6 u. S. pOlicy and ~mo~..ment in VI- Draft Board Wanting ·' two U,l .... Mr~~lln. . Yllrlt-woro �) ' .·~:n : ·c :' .· .: 1 . ' l ' ,. :· ' .~ •.. ~.' ·aR I-VI. AI largest Volume Dealers , .· Assures Lower Price,sTo .v·ou • •• . . . . ' ,, ' ' ConiP'•••man Cl~o E, .lllllor, U.!O Am~-r • Lodge, and Blrbln Com!lboll ol Pomeroy di~<u&O ViOUIIIII p..-a at at the State Dot>ortlllont in Was~n.. Clml>l>ell, 1953 , . _ o f Pomoroy 'VIItiii.ID, eepted an IPliOI~.,t u a F~relgn Service otrlcer, and wW liOOft where he will nrve 11 111 a~iniatrator in the Agency for Jnternational DeveloPments Public Health Pr.,.am in Vielliam. A former cliPWn in the U, S. Ami)' ~oclal Forcoo, Campbell hu worked on the Wa&hlneton stilt of lOth District Congressman Clarence E. Mlller·•heleaving the Army in Sol>tember 1967, "-art ' '" ~ stiD~~, A~yW .., . · . . ,.lu.s~ ,Red·Carpet Servi:c ·· ; ~ .~ .. '' •' ' I ., ·E.tperieriCd~~~ Servi.ce Men I ~· .f 169.95 ' 43 149.95' WITH TRADE "- ·r.r ttli •d "'' ~, -'1.!~ . ' ~· ".•."'•• .;.. ....• .Winp · Lost ,~ ~- , ...._., Sale Lamps. . Cluillenge YEARS OF ~ ,,I . .. , 'Hv-.r~-4·"-....!~ ·r~- ntttM ,; .. .t 1 .. • e 10. 963 SLIDIBO DOOR 1QRDIOII ]6• x 22'1J• x 6J" lull Width hat lhelf, full l•ngth hanqing •r••· lztra Ot•p. 1toort for •lLOe on nylon qlid••· •hoe• •nd bon•. Doou Sahara walnut fini•h. 9.9 . . h~ cnw..;.. · ~~, •~at~::o;= :'d OPtq il.to Ill• moat from bla rock srotlo above. "The cat Wu croucftlrw OYW blm 111!1 .holding Ids thiool," / .. , r.uuouru, ill· (VPl)- MQor MONTGOMERY, Ala. (VPI)George Wallace launched Sat'urday · : .. his ~"Operation Dbde," a one · cta.v drive to I!Jvo hla 1· · Rapidly Max Goicl..rseli>ressod..,- .:;:'''''''"'d;;:.;: :=~C=:=: : :=:=: : : :=: : : :=: ~:<o:;:;:. As the not meet, but ~:,:::c~·~, ~:s!:~ 1 '' 'l/!': r...-. · ~~She ~ IOn>c""-' dl~~k, Tlntf..i.J ••• ...;""t;Ype --e ~~- '1.5 Mb ,. . ,, ....,. j:.,~;::-..=,::~ ~~ ..m.· the- ~'\Q- l"'J ~ .Tf~ !., ,;,/- .. ~·'""· -~ ~ 1 1 '-L''' ·,~ , ~r lllo~ed -s WAliiiJNGTON CUPn- Tho United and North VW.. " 'IIUl'<"'llovo held another britt meet~.Jw in Laos but stm bave been Police wrestled demonstrators Appeal Ban of NAMED to i'epre,.ot lbe Uolted Slaleo in tbe Uolled Natlooo, Georg• Ball will re~laee Arthur Goldberg, who resigned. BaD lJ a for· COLUMBUS (UPI) - The A & P grocery chain store notified state Li""'r Director Donald Cook Saturdoy II had decided ageinst &PPOaline 'an adverse Franklin Couni;y court decision and would dlsoontinue Its promotl.cml games n e x t month. Dot>artmont IIPOkesman Carl E. Bartch told oewsmen that WU!Iam H, !Oillivon, U.S. ambaasachr to Laos, called on tile North ViotMmeso chor&e d'ol!alres in Vletntione, Ngeyon Chan, at awroximote!J.' 1 a.m. Saturday, Washington time. Bartc h slid there was ••no agreement on a site'' tor mer as1istant secretary of preliminary talka, ud he state. replled uoo commemt" to all further questions. Tho fact that tho two ELYRIA, Oltlo (UP0 - A man was killed and two oth- ers were ~red in an explO- A2. tee Chemical Co. here. Dead was Leslie c. Plltzier, 21, GJ.·afton. Firemen believed he was inside a small building where the explosion ocBion Stores' Games unable to r e a c h - on a site for preliminary peece talko, the SWe Dot>artm<at dlscloaed SallJrd..v. left Wallhing- VIetnamese comman- ton Square, wearing orange arm dors were rtliOrtod assembling bands, police blocked their path hundreds of heavy truck COJ>o and fighting broke out between police and the 200 marchers . ;:• .. C<>mmunist China and HaM! can take &Ill' action to'!lllrd pro. retJolrod since the u.s. bombing vldlll(l: relief. CHICAGO (UPI) - A "Mid- · curtAilmeot began AprU 1, Andor101t errlved here 'lbufa· W."' caraY&n'' that will Include Heavy Flghti"8 ~ to begin tho . inapeciloo. Mexlca,n : Amoilcalls,..Amorlcan Tho big increase in Infiltration MaJor Goldberg told him 441 Indiana and Nelll'QOa from t h e coincided with tile heaviest pet cent ot tho town hod boon ghettoes loevoa here Ma,y 3 aa grouod lighting in throe weeks damaged or delltroyed and 700 pert o( the luiAI Dr. Mottin Lu- along the llomllltarized Zone-C!Jal, Clel!e ill'- p...,.i hod boon loll homateaa; thor King Jr.'s PoopiOB one of tho ke,y targets for tile !y, .~retired into al1mlloL doi Goldberg In Walhinatoa. . ·'., OEP Conu>alin" 00 '!Valhlngtoo, D. Communist &ttPPiy builcQ>, ,..,lqoiOIIj Who aeld It I& ~""" : .''i!e aeld there . .... "Pl!!Biilliall, sald thai rn tho past c. .I ' Tho u.s. C<>mmand reported dllllcUit lor 1 ko8Per Ill alay an \lt- lljill ob'pclolo live 1oer1 <[Illy 10 ~~ re- nie caravan, bY bol. Is ex- 123 North Vletnomooo soldiers anbilil, tllen lcWicl 'romm.t with 1 tile 'Wblte IIOUao ~ uo a aU!tecl in dioaster deciwatlonl peeled to be JqJnod, b)- a eara. killed in action that cost nino ,, (Coodnuod 011 Pap !'f) · . liOinlltlllnl 'lbout by the OEP. . '· . 1 vau . co-sed 'malnl¥ ol Amer. AmerU:an Marinos in sction , , to MeOmmu&, Ute Small &lsi- l-ean !ndlaua froln the Pac:lllc iround u.s. positions at Con Q '1 ' de ' tho -led- aess Adinln!itritiGO a!~ baa · Northwest, !H. Rodo' !1ounto1n ThWI. Camp carroll and Quang lJ.( . 0 · · I a k e declared tho fallllOulh··• 11!1 $Ilea and tho ,Nol'lllern Plelns Trl juit south of tile DMZ. + • . • ·. , , , ·a . dloaster ruito, ~.&r" 'S!&qo* before rea~ Wublll(l:. Deapite tho r0110rts of the " Io~ tor. eont 1oa!1J aYalla!>lt to•bjl 1'1• loll. • . '. Communists takiat! advantage .t E#lorieh- el" and iDIUY\&Iall lor nllUild:,ljos "1ljj!PPI- of the u.s. air raldo, ''l ibl}t • In.r. · ._ <•. ·')· '''· .;' · ·· ~ . . 'l'lle!tl•an,Amoi'l~a Solaon ~ro said ell of ~ · ···· "But ol 'tllo~~ ~. : ll'olil.,9o&itll.., ~ and the 96 mlo&lool !low• qainst North •.-·,111 ·&111'· . a i•. ~. w11o lost Wi!I<Jinoa~et~. SOoillitl!"~!;,, at.,. · ll W Join 11M VIOIDIDI trlcta.v hit penhandlo ' oj:i!- IY." aeld. "llolr'Oim ' ~~bobellroacb- ~ south of tho 19th IIIia< cpolitjo tor loana.·•.;..wltliGal' ta • . ·I 'Tbur5do1, Ma,y Paiallel. ••.:..~'"'J'' . !e. ' c&..~..:·;;;es out in Central marchers Decision On Site No Closer Cathedral. WellOnS llilo the. News Park when about 200 youthtul supporters of the war hurled eggs and swore at the antiwar demonstrators. One youth :fi&.S SAIGON {l))o _ Communist cut ln tlle fate when a rock ~ war SI&>Plies are pouring down him. thO 11o •C!Ji , Minh !t&U through Fight Police Laos toward South Vietnam at The Greenwich Village clash an IQlrocodonted rate, u.s. erupted when the coalition for lntelllgence sources reported an anti -imperialist march, Saturcta.v. American warplanes wblch had refused to applY lor were answering the challenge a parade permit, attempted to With a record number or stage an unsanctioned march missions Into nomlnall¥ neutral into the heart of Manhattan. aravan John10n's peace moves. Ro<onnalssanco pUot noports glble ror government retial Cunds. said huge quantities of "If we're not I dlaeater area, . then tho-· !octeril diAoter To Move May 8 and ammunitinn wore moving p..,.am ahould be JCrii'Ped," Goldberg said,· · lreel,y over rail tines between ~over what he calledanwmeceasacyilalo,yb,y liMo !oderll go.. lrJIXf! ornment in oloc~ to'"'"" -ravqo<!Folmootlll.dllastor area, ea. to to In fist. fights broke =~:cs .::~ N:::~~ ~ Southern state. aeld llon Farrin&!Oo. 42. • Floll""-ker · Zoo koepor who · Thursder cta.vs after the ,t arrlrof two 'mlnuiAI• later. "I tornado ~ell.' tllll northerp 1!11 ~~IWf' afrlld Ill , K0111Uck1 ,..., o1 2,600 Imabl~ Ot ki11lna the man. tanto,' K.,;.~ .Gov. Louie B. . ~' ~AI ~ j;bouaand •"!ldno and ~ NIIII eent a telegram 1o the ~ ) Otllar ' saturday liiOICtetora Whl.t8 Hooiao -a~ .f9r lito Fal· ! \·t . Watt . • Farrttw~Dn yelled at mciuih irO.:· to tie diclared a ,. I . I ·mota, VIrginia, to set · · · ~ ol'lU .. REGULAR 19.95 AT 1/2 .• .. . ~en II ;.;:--::;;:;:::;:;:>:•:-:;;;:;;;;.:o:•:o::::;;::;;;:;;:~=:=:=:=::::::::::::;;:: K 't u.·c'..k,v. ·. ' .M.ayor ,l _...g ..'·ry·. at ·JUI _ n· ela ' ' .ys . coWm-e her,••..: j_..t sldt of 1 cleep ""!01. ~ of w-. SHOP.. EARLY · FOR THIS VALUE I 3995 '~ tbe lion wae ov;r~ ~.";.":: ~:~ 2H>ot dowll 1110.'-IM> _. Attractive Brass lq, Stand, Built-In Shelf and Attractive PlaStic Shade WU nuiUII IOJ,!tis, Calli., MAYTAG AUTOMATIC and SAN FiiA!i~ (VPO- A ,., .BARREL COlliS - CIU!ordBl'llllliieict, GalllpoUI,Clll' SCIIoola, wheels • ~~neor IChool 59,)'011'014 -~•n 11.PJnof , ~~ !h~ borr_~, '-!' ho_co~od~ll!t.Mli!tl.l!tl! ~Jor,<~,&:O'on./111 iil•!tllllll Pub-bOf!l~ ··cllillbeil~llll5; l'U;df deh • "i\~;; . Aroe. Tho first ~ SOutll"'!liero DIBtrlct~ Bus lj,ivors' lloa~ w.as co-JII)ol>~ and wu PrmnPU.0 aotw by tho Ohlo Aaso<IIIIOD of ~ School Emplo7ees in cooporotloit witll the State llot>art· .-..... by I ~ 15(1. mk ol Educatloo. · .,.,........ . 9X 12 Room Size ' -~~~ ~r~~ - Maple or Walnut Finish :2995 '... kWod. IIC.rflll 3,.$19.88 Coming in ' ~· He lDJUrei.t before i .. - . ' ,, -~ With Lion 2 Step, 1 CtffH • ~ '' Proso lnternatlmal The groups did 3 End Tables _,· Supplies f""' ;J;!: ·~ -''4- . .... ,i;_ l I ..'•i•;; QUALi'iY WITH TRADE -\) " I the I!I'OIDid 6<1 dragsod them Mra. Corella King, the widow Militant anti-Viemam demonpadiiy WBII'J!I&, The demon- of the ReV. Martin Luther Kin& strators battled police in New strators Mooted ~'fasctsts" at read to the 60,000 _pera:ua uTen York's Greenwich VU!age Satur- arresting pollee. Demonstrators Commandments em Vietnam'' day while 60,000 persons held an used a "11pra3 type gas" against found lo her tale huaband'o antiwar rally- in Central Park. pollee, offtcers said. papers. Demonstrations against. the war Organizers of tho Greenwich Lindsay aloo partidpated in were held in otller dties and Village demonstration criticized the "L0.\'1111' DI\Y'' porade, led veterans groups eowrtered with the .PBrtieipation of New York's by Roman C&a!ol,lc Archbislq> "Loyalty Day'' parades. 1\fByor John Lindsa.Y In tho Terence J. Cooke and Sen. Tho fighting in Groonwlch Fifth Avenue peace march, Jacob K. Javlta, R-N. Y. Jarito Vlllage occurred at ooe of three calllna: it "an insult to the black said he h""''t boon invited to demonstrations. in the nation'• militant groups." tho peace march. largest cltjr . A large group ol peace marchers threaded their way down New York's Fifth Aveaue toward Central Park wblle backers or the administration Vietnam policy marched up Firth Avenue to St. Patrick's By United .... Genuine Maytag Pert~· · I MOOR E2t. Police Embattled ' I ~INGER 60,000 IN ANTI-WAR RAI.LY Saturday at the curred. Firemen said oxplo. Bioro occurred in a pl'O«':essing building where benzol peroxide, a eatalynst that can be explosive, was stored. It was not kDown what triggered the blast. MEN GO NEXT diPlomats are oootinuh!g to meet- they held a previous session on ThuradQ' in Vlen-tiane-la viewed here as an encouraging Siano although tho North Vietnamese have ~s;. ed even the very Umited U.S. olll<lals have given the meetinp. Aside from the CODtinuing meetings, lndlcatlona Wen that movement hu very sllah4 if lndoed there bas been 81\f at at~ in broakl,. the ltalomato between Hanoi's view thll 15 site• pfOI)Osed b)- the Unitlld States are .-.eptoble and the U.S. staru1 that Waraaw and PhllDIIl Pllllh or<t DOt suitable to tho United lbtea or its oUles. poj))Jdty whlcb WAlE INTO MOB ROllE (IJPI) - CIUI>-~ llomao rklt police S.tul'da)' wacl- odlntoomobo!3,000demonatrUo iq( unlveralty atudeotJP-"'6 u. S. pOlicy and ~mo~..ment in VI- Draft Board Wanting ·' two U,l .... Mr~~lln. . Yllrlt-woro �011 • ll1al ' l!t~JnPhre¥ l!llcht want .to liV. Nliort to lll:Cirtlq< til • • ~ In Jl1tilal1-. He alao til• win bl ''11> - ilitror ;IIIC'ta.." .. · jllco preoldont dOes bavo -:t:ldllem!Jc>ratlc I uP p or t 11110111 loallera oi """ .... ......,rae~ 111m .. • ~ and Moncllle lnslallld liDt 1'-hre,y It SlroJW Ill all ·- · ol tile «>1111117 and In all HCmontl of tile PII'IJ· Loilor BackiJW Al-hrey also aU>.Ya much Jrea!er •-rt than his rivala IIDDIW labor leaders, wlw;) can channel IIIOIIOl' and - e r lntD his campaign orglllbatlon, But w got National Cooveotioll votes, Hum,phr.y must tlllpend on the states which elect dekleatw under a convention 11¥- or In primaries which em not bind deiegaloa w ' CINCINNATI (IJP0 111-· Slal8 sen: J.,,!!aloney, a.clD. ctmatl, _ . '" tll'l" a.l9 !ow lbat will ~ lt'4oiiiW .~ ·.:aJI; dtci1181- fo!!i ne<hiCt .,.,.,!l!lve to aet Gil ibt bai!Gt.. : ulllft ,. ~ .' ~ , .... to run lor Prlildoiillben· !Or. cloct .XIICiillve !Jt .~.l' ' !fa, lcaej' oald Saturday! · 'l.lto He. 11Ui1llcan oald lbe ,pie ... law rfl<lllres a llOiary poi>Uc to witaeaa. ..<11 al&Mturo !!" lbe nollllnallill polltl(iQ "' :. . preolnct '-u.t" •• m•' 8)l8CUII:I.Ye e~. 'u · ,, :: , \ and ""'erlor Ol'lenizatlrm. Waa No &lri>rlae HUIIll>hrey'a ennouncomont was no surprise, but the 1,500 guests In tho hotel • bonquot room and the overflow or 500 others In odjoeent dlnlns rooms pOtential delegate strength greeted II witll cheers, a&>Plauae and might win a firat ballot and chlllts of "We Want Jlllllinadon at tile 'nadcmal Humphrey." JohnSOn had no comment co!MIIIIon In Augul!> S&tordi.Y on Hum~~hrey' s .,.. one simi In the bead. Tbe allot was fired !rom 40 r.. away from a rUle Ill just tile rlgill angle. ••These cats are turrible in ciPI!YII;f,'' si!d Forrlng1Do. "Tomm,y waa lxlrn here and has never learned w rear a 111111. He would - k aey struver wbo mter& h18 cap." Wltlon 101' 11 tho moot's wUll a delll pill under h1a rib cap, a trectured log and .....,._,. alloverhlaiJocly. ' DICk l4cAull1to pkturod aplnat !' • ·.. •, leaft." AI llillllon Emtr!IIIICY Holljl~ tal, W..,. would only mutter ...,.1111111 Incoherent wh o n ukld wh7 he did llo lila wlDo bottle I'OIIIIIned behind In the moat. It waa ......:._··,., ,. ·, ' ' .. , ,. ·;,, ' .' i ., ;~ '" .-;,. ·-~ ' .', ~' r \, ' .. .,;~·' " ' . ';-.;'t~, ,;\il . ' ., ,; I, ,~ ' . .' " f I .. •.. ,. ,. J :~ '.' ' '• .. .. SEOAL TRAC"'FIELD RECOlllli EVEliT HOuEa.scJIOOL YEAR RECORD lJo.Y.D HJGJI lfURDLES, W"¥110 :~ N...... ,1957 :15.8 lOO.YARD DASH ..., Mickey Fnl~ Lojllll. •• , , 1960 :10.0 MILE RUN - Tom &nith, Attieal';, , .• •·• • •• ; ,,, 1981 -!:3$1.2 .JARD BELAY - Atb~: ,·:. ~ ·• ~ -. •-• •. , • -. ,""~, ,1984: . 1:36.1 ttl).YARD DAiill .- Ken 6tvea,;, Alhfi!s ••••••• 1911$ :5U ISO.YARD LOW 'HtJRDL& ~ !lOb Yo~q; Nels, ••1957 :21.1 22q,YARD DAlll - '.Mickey Frazier, Lop~~ ••••• mo :22.2 .. ' t' J', .r . ~ ..!. MILE RELAY - ~f' ' - OJarged in Murder ,. ,.' ' , . . ', ' f ' . Not .Ride Favorite ~y 4.. .. '' ':r ~. 113- .. "(. . - ' . ...... ~ t r- ., We, Am<rican Motors, have over 2,JOO.clealmacroos the country who can seD more AMX's than;.;, can~ And we will only make about 10,000 this ~r. In other words, we're faced with a mint-Supply ill live ille AMX'a and a maxi-Demand for AMX's. In an effort to give everyone an equal cbance to buy an AMX, we're reoorting to the best oolution we can think of. Like the Hoose of Representatives, we wiD try to IIOIUI •. fair share of ~·s to each state, based on its proporllonate population. For example. California. with a laraer sMre of the people, should rmive alan!er share of AMX's. Now Hampshire, with 1ewer people, won't get quite oomany. . It ihould aU work oot democrotically. In ....., ' llono abo•t any kind ol paln11ntl, brintl 111om to OM. We'll provide the righl anawora . .. and tho right kind o1 patnj. ' I'T.PLUJNtT ·>' ...... ~ '' R. H. RA 1. , ' ' ·, ' ~ , ""'aln ~e ~ailed • ...~. ., .. •• ' 'l,i :' . ' Natlooal By Unl!ed TEAM st. LOula Aqelos san Frandoco Loa 7 5· Pittsburgh 8 & AUaota 7 7 Chlcqo Balt!Diori Walbingt!ln Now York Olkland 'Cleveland Calltornla Leasu• stanclngs Pross -.attma1 W, L. ctnetnnau Bob Arnzen Is -led. Only Repeater Toller tripled In the aovtlllb and oeored lhe Twins' lblnl run on Toqy Oliva' 1 saerltlce fly. Chlcqo taiUnd Its run In tho Wolfert To Join 7 7 6 $ 6 1 NEW YORK (IJPI) - Bob ArnZIII, eaplaln of the · Notre Dame teem, wos lbo ,..q ro]IOIIOr named to 1bo 10-man academic AII..Amoflca baalultboll ICfWl A Uboral 'erta m,oJor, Arllzon Ia the (>0&101- ol a ~ corner jwnp allot whl<ll pro. ]lollod the flilrtiDi Jrlltl to • llllllooal lllvitallm berth laat 1018111. He averapd 21.5 aa a junior and ranko No t Ill Notre Dame all.tlme ICor· ·' ' · Roondlni oot .. Mi•ml As T~$: - . • c.LEV(!:LANI) roPO llhlolle ,,. .' . .. ,. , ~ h' ' t. . l m3LM£1tiWJMS ) 'l'ltiM!&Ill biat SILVEII!II'ONE, Eng ~•'1'4. first wboli Tom Mccraw got on tnaeld lilt, ....u.uoct to aocood (IJPI)- Donis Hulme or Nn Rncl carew tllrowpostGrat, Zealand turned In a practice llljJ atolo lblnl and scorad en TOlD· or one mlmte, 24.3 IIOCOIIIII, avoraglq 124.99 miles per hour my Davi.. arounctout. Jim lolorrllt went tho route Frldl¥, to pin the pole (>Oaltlon for Minnesota and notchod hla tor today'• SUverstoDe Formula third wiD In fl>ur declllons. Joe I auto raee. Hulme, who wW drive • Horton, wlw was ltloUOcl In the McLaren Ford, wlll bl joined In aocond, ""' ~ w111t h I a the front row by IIJke ~ In fourth straliltllO&I. 'IIIo Twills scored lbolr fourt1l a BRII and Brilce McLaren. nil In Ule eltftlh wllen Harmon Kill- dnubled and:ptncbnm- Samuel Gomj>era, the Amer· Bleb Reoao lallled on Hen lean labor loader, wu born In Cilrka's single. London. ..., the LOOK WHAT'S HAPPEI\IED AT CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE WtllmBOLBNS powerfun. equipment. 'Tractors,. mowers, tillers. See 'em. Try 'em. Then you'll know what we're so excited about. teem were Bill llollkol ol ~ <marketlnit); Bldl Niemann .ol SL Lout! (cbomllll1); Due Scholz ' ol lllliiOII ~ kl Soy. oJna fert o1 11111Ai' lbtl! O:lllor7); · . Blll JUIIUI of ~- (ilualDOoal; Ted W~ ol .VIr&lnia T~ ON~If); Clllr. ~01111 · Ol Air Force; lloaila Awli'W ol . Clara (bhtorj); and Tirrr o1 Bollilli 4lteioi"1Jn. .... I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I: . . ', ' ' I 11\a. · 'I ·I . Ill t 8 I 7 6 6 6 6 8 5 7· Phlladolphta 6 ~ 5 9 Houalm 6 7 5 I ChleqO I 11 Now York Ho blamed Today' 1 Games 'l'oeil¥'• Gamfl 'Gil ., . llla4 - Philadelphia at Allllllbl Cleveland at Wamlnaloo 2 < Boston at Baltimore 2 Now York at Clnelnnall Plttlli>urtlb·at SL Loula Dotrolt at Now York 2 Los Anae~&• ,t san FrBIICiaco Chlcqo at Mlnneoola ~­ Houston at Chlcoau 2 Ooldand at Call!oi'tli& mont t;i had tied tho pmo wllh a olnglo to loll to acoro AIUIICII, who had ".. polllon. I American M9to""' wA~. "' ,,~, pe ·~ ,, . 'blaeeurale~ . ', 1 the llo.brooldng run. llernendoz ' . ' .,, lbo 19t8 aoaam In lbe fourt1l CIUCAGO (IJPI) - 'IIIo Hous- game• Reliever BUt Stoneman rotlr· lmlng and later allllied to brlnl with avo walks !Dr a alx-run od Jolm Bateman m an lnllold bls ....... re<ord to ave hill alxllt Inning Saturday to OYor- 001, but Hec:m Torre a . walked In t2 tlmel at bal. Giusti lbe dlataneo, etJIOW9l' tljo Chleaso Co:bol-1 and and I>itdior Da~e Giusti atngled lowlng oeven hits !Dr hlsiOCCIId, to drive In twn rub~. ' brook a alx-pme toling lllreak. wiD, while ]lye tonk his IIOCGIId Hen Davis sln.!ied to drive In 'IIIe Alllroa boPn lllelr shlb· 1nn1na surge will1 a walk to Jim Torroa and Jack l.aJOOo replac- losa. Wym after one was out. RusQ' ed Stoneman for tile Cubs, wolk. ·ax l'tmnattc- bllkl were c6 lag both Donnls Menke and Wynn, ed by lbo mnplroo on thO Gte sta.m doubled W)'DII to third and In 1be game and CDI>a pltehors Bob Aoprommle waa walked ln- 1Jil lor tho IIOCGIId time, w !Dreo manapr Leo Dlrocher no tonllonally before Doug Reder' s In a run. . W)'DII, wbo hit 'Sl homers last thrown o u 1 alter ooty lbreo' alll8le acorod twn nmaandknockmade !Qt pro. od atarter Bleb 111• oot of the year, connected for his first of plleboa bad testing one of lbem. Utlll!lro Sten Landes ruled lbat Durocher's proteal atter Nte bad OliO bell and two atrlkes to open the P,.Pie eooltltated an arp. m101t oo a ball and atrlko declolon and meant aoton>allc a. · ton Alllros combined fl>ur hila llolroll, whldl entered t h • game wilhoul a nm In 20 Inn· lags, got McLain tho ,..q run he needed in lho flrotlnnlngm 111118los by Mlq Stanley and AI Kal1no and an InGold oot. McAuliffe' a hit In lbe fourth came wilh lhe baaoa loaded af, ter olnglea by Norm C&ltl and '"'"'llm Northup and Ill lDWnlklaal to Stanley. MINNEAPOLlll • ST. PAUL A ·-to by Blll Freoban and a alnt!lo by Nora.,.., boolllod lhe (UPO - coaar Tovar hammerTtaera' load to t-4 In the lllth .,.. a a~n&~o, double and triple and Norlbrlqfa first homo nil Saturday to pace the Minnesota ol tho ...... made It 6.4 In Twin& to a 4-1 win over Chitho aov-. All error by Ml· cago and pin the Wle Sox with cboel m Kallne's I!J'()Undor and lh8lr lllb lOBI In 1.2 pmea, Tovar'• ooC<JIId.lmlng double a double by Freehan clooed oot lbe Tiger IICCJring In tile eltftlh. droVe In Jackie Hernendez wllh Major League Baseball wo~~er~, oil~2iil cubic inch. · Our 343 cubic inch. Our 390 albic inch. (Zero to 60 in under 7lell0ad& One, two, three. four, five, lix, eev-that fiat.~ .1 , The incredibly •H<OIIIplex design ot the AMX llieanl .that,'"""' the 390'• brQkeri in, you couldloll rjjJbl ilnto a race track and be ready to do about 130 jilplt ' In pure ttock form-without apecial eDJiite modifica; · tlons. . ., .. All three enginee are V·8 con~pt'lliOn, and~ , 11md!l.r enl1111f bkx:U. , . Wbichmtanayoudon'tadde..,...j~>eojre~wdch~ .i, • INA·lUMBER and SUPPLY .CO. I It worked. 'fh!! AMX engine cradle will hold any of lh* differ· I' .,:·; l · feeo,d-wllb ·a 6'.:1" performance, eotabllihod Al>ril 8thta yaar aaotnstJ~k.aon ·0114 Welloum; Tho locl> mark Ia 6'-4\2 ". !llenoer· also:· OWl\; the liovi!o' long Jump mark orliO'·ll•, sot ~~PrU 5 againft Meli"' Tho leoguo mark In lh!J event Ia 20'-61h " .... tabllahod 1% yoar&llll') by NolsonvWo'a W01no Dl>o>n. man.,.,,.' -~~' ~; 1 ·,. ANll'o\'l~- Tom horeiOIPln& s--1• oplnat Atllena Monday, wlll trY lor. a SEOAL blgh jump reoord· at Albona S.tordi.Y· ~oncer ownslbe Gall1Polls sehnol MADilKl!f (eaoor Frll!l< .................... ' ll ., II The AMX body is made of steelWhich, while strOll& iulsohavy. · So we tried an imqinalive lfdmique for reducing the AMX'slolal weighl Welielectec! a lightweight~ block thatmmb\Jsll exactly the same power aa a heaVY block. entenm-· Says '({..,._.·; ht.·. . , ••!"' I ·_ .i>JIIil!zed. wiill- pcllaaalnl..... oc t ' JS weetil ..,. dlo .. S•.oi..te·m',;(n• .. . . . .· · Ul The AMX is a 2-seater. For people wbo IDYellpOtb can. but haven't the time or the moneY to take care of one. Priad at under $3.300! the AMX offers niost of the adYalltaJres of a high-priced foreign car. .· With none of tije diaadvantageo as!IOCiated with owni~g a high pe¢>rmonce sports car. · The coollY disadvantages of constant m&inteninoe and ~I enelno tune-upo. · ·· In short, tlie AMX gives you the ease of niainl<niilal aoasooSOCIIcia.ted with a family ...r..m, along with the lbeer fun and maneuverability of a sports car costing thouoanda dlaorve•enridwl.. - Astros End Losing Streak 11th Contest Out Of 12 ·. he con iet ... • and I 4on't know If Pm Blnlntl -att· to biDdle blm.•• Trainer HODrJ Forrostlllltied 1i1nU1 VaiOOIUOia w ~~ . · · Brumlleid. · VoiOIIZUOla pined a . American Lei!8UO Standlnga By United Prell lnttrn&tlooal llpol In dio 1958 ~ Derby TEAM w under llin1llar olreumlilanetl.and ~ ' L. 10 3 rodo Tim Tam to viclorJ. ~ YaiOIIZilOia toll bo1r to Tim ~ : : 1988 Kcmck;y Dorbf' docldod Solllrday not to rida lm>rtdFor· wkl Paaa Ill the 1t68 run 1Dr 6.~-.oiea l)eXI Sotur<laY• Brumlleld, recupera1lng from a caae . , _ pcllaonJnr. ~he )lowed 0111 o!Ule roeo, to the 'Cilumet Farm eolt Overy ehanee 10 win claslllc. Tam ~ BW' lllrtld< . ···~ teal -~.-<y badl,y .about 11, .. sul!ired a bid<~ leg lhcn:ll1 · Bl'\lilillold oald. "BUll juatloel bi1Dre lbe 1t58 Derby. •. ". j,y ·}lruJIIIIold was lbe wttlllillll"st .a~ ~ at Kaoneland track . .. . . In '•LexfnC!Ob wll• he W.a boa- -~ ~ ' .. (UPO- A 1111a ...,:.. dojocted Don BrumGeld, who fodo Kaua1 KIDS tD viclor7ln lbo !• ' realbillc - Chicago White Sox Drop ~- QejeCted Brumfield Wlll ,/. .. -. t ~ pelnt that's beat tor your hoUH. Tfte kind ot prtptratlon W0t11: you •hould do. The kind pi brulhft or rolltra thai will maklthe Job 111lttl If yoy have any kind of que~-­ 3:3&7 ' . , ,_.~ to do aome palming around your place? Jult pick out tho color. Wo'll bl glad to toll you lila kind ol 1987 . I'OU: .VAULT - · Larry Cmitof!l, lppll ••••• .1911$ 11'-4" TWO MILE 1IUN - Larr)' Prater, JoekiOII ••• , ,1167 10:48.1 · . sal-YARD llllN - Bill ChlljJpol, Lop~~ ,., , •••• ,1961 2:04.5 '· ' ,. ' Planr~lng , •••••••• , ~-r .. PAINTING KNOW-HOW WITH EVERY OUNCE OF PAINT. AtfieDa ...... , t the Tigers' flftb nm. HIGH .ruMP - SiA>le Cbaoo, AlbiDI • ; •••••••• 19&1 8'..... " • more. Pe!ltajiJ one teem ever baa como back !rom a 3oO doflell to win, c:oedl Bllly ROOf aold. •We've 1101 a b!Jjobaheadolua." In 1breo er ot the J&lacm oft reU.ever Jlm Boutoo In tho shlb lnn1ng 1Dr LONG JvMP - . W~ ll>oo, Nolaonvlllo , •••••1917 20'6\\" ' SlOf PVl' .... llu(b' ,Harkin.. AtbeDS-- •••••• , • ,tt&f •~'t" .llSCUS - llutoiY ~Jiarldnl, AUleDI , •••••••• , .19S8 IU'I" , .' evUa. FOR PAINTINB DIRECnONS """"'I . ·' will be or CLEVELAND (UPIJ- Michaal llcC&rgo, 25, was r:barpd.Saturday wltll Grot degree murder In lbe April 8 lllayln& or a Clov&land man and hla one-year.<>ld dauibl«. Lee Soalea, 20, and hla dau(lltc, Tracy, were lilol to deal! In front or their homo iB what pollee believed waa a .... ol mlotakenlolentlQ'. thlayaar. ., AlbiDI ~ ~~ alx7011' ~ o1 ·1 - Uttoa Ill li62, and baa·""" lbo crcnln ..... .ueo. 'lh· · ~ .... ilx In o rw; before Alb· • .' organlzect lebor, led by AFL • C!O Prooldont Goorp !faany, and has won public llldoroomonts from Sec:retarlea Orvlllo Froemao or Agrlculluro "HI .., VW)'t ftl')' ~H one! W. WWerd WliU or Labor. aotd Hlcboi'cl . Gulrdblt, .. ·1n the SoUIII, Where he once m)p••l'ft lttiDdlnt. . , "That' 1!1 was &llllhoma, n,mocratlc plllbeiiiJ the ......n ho ...... leaders now look on JIIDI8>hrey vived. He wa- w pi "' and at least a.s the leuer ot three Atheno tall MOnday. ~er wlll tcy w pi hlo ,_, IIi lbo SEOAL rec:ord book at Ohio Unlvoro!Q' S&tordi.Y durl!W tl1o 12th 111111uol IOiiUII track and field moot. He owna lho Golllpolta achcial record In tho high hurdioo event wllh a :15.6 porformeneo, o811bll0b0d Al>ril 3 this year at Chp..ue; That's tw...tentho or a aecond bettor than thel~­ old loeguo mark lJeld by NolaonvWo's W"¥110 Dllrcm. ~heniPk)n ... drove runs with a ~o and homer Saturday to pice lboloeguo loodlag Detroit Tigers to a 7-4 victory over lbo New York Yankees. McLain, boosUng Ids record to 2.4, did not allow an - · baao hit willie IPiinl 111o d I stance for lho 00<01111 Umo thla ........ He welkod ,..q two and atruek oot alx. Gone Mlcbaol, balllnl ,..q .If& at ~ menaaod two ol the Yenkoe blta off lbe Tiger rl,lllthandor. McAulllfe aln>ked a lli<hrm alnl!le off starter Fritz PeterlOll with two out In lho lourlh lnninLto give the Tigers a 3.4 load, and belled hla lblnl 110m. . ' ro•oo• ili'ENCI!:R, ror..ut'o GAHS athlete, Ia here winntnc the IZ&o,ard ldih hurdle& event defending ' able candidates." Boll..., ·' (IJPI) - llomJ NEW YORK McLain jlitebod a GvOohltfer and GOW STORAGE ~ feet below tile busy streets ol New York's financial dlalrfel holde more lhQn a quarter ol aD lbe olllclal monetary gold oflbe free wor)d. About $U.t blDlon worth Ia stored In 1%8 efmpartmeut• beld by more tban 70 eountrlea and watehed coitslantly by "alllero." Saleo oeealioo frequeot trantfera and gold to shifted bar by bar fr<>m one eompartmenl to another. But the vice president gained addltlooal ondoraomoata In eo... gress from Sen. A. S. CMlko) llolll'OIIOf. D.Oklo., and Rep. Wright Plllllan, O.To>. Humphre,y also baa the PQwerlul s-11 or·the leadolo ShiP Boll•- Blank .Yan,ks Jom lit Bailey, chairman or the Democratic Nlllonal Comau-. l&aued a statement rea!!lnnlng his noollrallty and SII.YIJW the percy now has "throe Y8l')' I ' nouncement. from Pap 13) ~ ·auelk-· 1;igers . (Contlaoed from Pip 13) manapra, ·- Sen, Walter . F. llondalo, Dolllnn., aotd thoro were 41 8trong 1ndlcltlona" the vice prostdolt was iMdi!W his two chief rivals enillbll"there to a !ali ch1111:o hi could be mtniMted on the flnt bllJot..t.' a Toora woOed In l!wQphrey'a eyes and his ,.leo quavered aa 111.., publlclcy and nallDnal OJ;IOiuro which will bl dllllc:ult !Dr H-brey to mat<h. - . and Ids co-chairman, Sen. Fred Harris ol Oklahoma, said S&tordi.Y they thought - e y alrea<IY was In front Wmo (Contlnuoci iz'eal Cenio41ens, back C11L fr!a. b' Foo:iun leo !Dr lholll!h pme ol lbolt l!;alllem Division - . . :llnll• ~., ~ oerlea, ..... · eouli.,I.Z-10',1tawrtles to ollml. Date .lbo dil..., mack Jlawb HHHin clndldlle. Moot deloptos are c-n 1>1 he b<8en Ida IOCC>nd 'quest for these procedures, but 1he the prostcleooy elgltt yRrs Iller primary COIIIOSts -oen K.,.. he was borled In the Priml1'lo& necb' and McCarthy wW give by John F. Kann...a IIIOIIOJ' choD nc>lljlfdWoraleyandpiJOd a1lj)OI'blllbe itstollbo D1. 'llle ,..q - ¥ eludod.hlm 1liJ Hull' a riollllbullo& drlvoolaliOul 40 teet tbat ~ liQUid Jwrl beaion U1J UJ not worried al>oat •alai t •b • klcl," lllld Jl!ake. ' .' 8111, too, ..~ ,.,...., ~ b • J!awka ~d • .11·"1110 lal .~ - .._ .we- - ~ 111 ,)!111 big pood (Forum ,leo.)'.' ''Tile bli thbtc we bave to em Ia ltq) tbat 111111 and wo we could do It 'lburo. day .._,., II "" can ltq) .IIIII (JYYlll CooliJq'er and Gllloa 'l'rombla¥l. wo .., handle the reit of tbem.t• M~ (IJPO- 'lbeMan. ' ' ' · .. ' �011 • ll1al ' l!t~JnPhre¥ l!llcht want .to liV. Nliort to lll:Cirtlq< til • • ~ In Jl1tilal1-. He alao til• win bl ''11> - ilitror ;IIIC'ta.." .. · jllco preoldont dOes bavo -:t:ldllem!Jc>ratlc I uP p or t 11110111 loallera oi """ .... ......,rae~ 111m .. • ~ and Moncllle lnslallld liDt 1'-hre,y It SlroJW Ill all ·- · ol tile «>1111117 and In all HCmontl of tile PII'IJ· Loilor BackiJW Al-hrey also aU>.Ya much Jrea!er •-rt than his rivala IIDDIW labor leaders, wlw;) can channel IIIOIIOl' and - e r lntD his campaign orglllbatlon, But w got National Cooveotioll votes, Hum,phr.y must tlllpend on the states which elect dekleatw under a convention 11¥- or In primaries which em not bind deiegaloa w ' CINCINNATI (IJP0 111-· Slal8 sen: J.,,!!aloney, a.clD. ctmatl, _ . '" tll'l" a.l9 !ow lbat will ~ lt'4oiiiW .~ ·.:aJI; dtci1181- fo!!i ne<hiCt .,.,.,!l!lve to aet Gil ibt bai!Gt.. : ulllft ,. ~ .' ~ , .... to run lor Prlildoiillben· !Or. cloct .XIICiillve !Jt .~.l' ' !fa, lcaej' oald Saturday! · 'l.lto He. 11Ui1llcan oald lbe ,pie ... law rfl<lllres a llOiary poi>Uc to witaeaa. ..<11 al&Mturo !!" lbe nollllnallill polltl(iQ "' :. . preolnct '-u.t" •• m•' 8)l8CUII:I.Ye e~. 'u · ,, :: , \ and ""'erlor Ol'lenizatlrm. Waa No &lri>rlae HUIIll>hrey'a ennouncomont was no surprise, but the 1,500 guests In tho hotel • bonquot room and the overflow or 500 others In odjoeent dlnlns rooms pOtential delegate strength greeted II witll cheers, a&>Plauae and might win a firat ballot and chlllts of "We Want Jlllllinadon at tile 'nadcmal Humphrey." JohnSOn had no comment co!MIIIIon In Augul!> S&tordi.Y on Hum~~hrey' s .,.. one simi In the bead. Tbe allot was fired !rom 40 r.. away from a rUle Ill just tile rlgill angle. ••These cats are turrible in ciPI!YII;f,'' si!d Forrlng1Do. "Tomm,y waa lxlrn here and has never learned w rear a 111111. He would - k aey struver wbo mter& h18 cap." Wltlon 101' 11 tho moot's wUll a delll pill under h1a rib cap, a trectured log and .....,._,. alloverhlaiJocly. ' DICk l4cAull1to pkturod aplnat !' • ·.. •, leaft." AI llillllon Emtr!IIIICY Holljl~ tal, W..,. would only mutter ...,.1111111 Incoherent wh o n ukld wh7 he did llo lila wlDo bottle I'OIIIIIned behind In the moat. It waa ......:._··,., ,. ·, ' ' .. , ,. ·;,, ' .' i ., ;~ '" .-;,. ·-~ ' .', ~' r \, ' .. .,;~·' " ' . ';-.;'t~, ,;\il . ' ., ,; I, ,~ ' . .' " f I .. •.. ,. ,. J :~ '.' ' '• .. .. SEOAL TRAC"'FIELD RECOlllli EVEliT HOuEa.scJIOOL YEAR RECORD lJo.Y.D HJGJI lfURDLES, W"¥110 :~ N...... ,1957 :15.8 lOO.YARD DASH ..., Mickey Fnl~ Lojllll. •• , , 1960 :10.0 MILE RUN - Tom &nith, Attieal';, , .• •·• • •• ; ,,, 1981 -!:3$1.2 .JARD BELAY - Atb~: ,·:. ~ ·• ~ -. •-• •. , • -. ,""~, ,1984: . 1:36.1 ttl).YARD DAiill .- Ken 6tvea,;, Alhfi!s ••••••• 1911$ :5U ISO.YARD LOW 'HtJRDL& ~ !lOb Yo~q; Nels, ••1957 :21.1 22q,YARD DAlll - '.Mickey Frazier, Lop~~ ••••• mo :22.2 .. ' t' J', .r . ~ ..!. MILE RELAY - ~f' ' - OJarged in Murder ,. ,.' ' , . . ', ' f ' . Not .Ride Favorite ~y 4.. .. '' ':r ~. 113- .. "(. . - ' . ...... ~ t r- ., We, Am<rican Motors, have over 2,JOO.clealmacroos the country who can seD more AMX's than;.;, can~ And we will only make about 10,000 this ~r. In other words, we're faced with a mint-Supply ill live ille AMX'a and a maxi-Demand for AMX's. In an effort to give everyone an equal cbance to buy an AMX, we're reoorting to the best oolution we can think of. Like the Hoose of Representatives, we wiD try to IIOIUI •. fair share of ~·s to each state, based on its proporllonate population. For example. California. with a laraer sMre of the people, should rmive alan!er share of AMX's. Now Hampshire, with 1ewer people, won't get quite oomany. . It ihould aU work oot democrotically. In ....., ' llono abo•t any kind ol paln11ntl, brintl 111om to OM. We'll provide the righl anawora . .. and tho right kind o1 patnj. ' I'T.PLUJNtT ·>' ...... ~ '' R. H. RA 1. , ' ' ·, ' ~ , ""'aln ~e ~ailed • ...~. ., .. •• ' 'l,i :' . ' Natlooal By Unl!ed TEAM st. LOula Aqelos san Frandoco Loa 7 5· Pittsburgh 8 & AUaota 7 7 Chlcqo Balt!Diori Walbingt!ln Now York Olkland 'Cleveland Calltornla Leasu• stanclngs Pross -.attma1 W, L. ctnetnnau Bob Arnzen Is -led. Only Repeater Toller tripled In the aovtlllb and oeored lhe Twins' lblnl run on Toqy Oliva' 1 saerltlce fly. Chlcqo taiUnd Its run In tho Wolfert To Join 7 7 6 $ 6 1 NEW YORK (IJPI) - Bob ArnZIII, eaplaln of the · Notre Dame teem, wos lbo ,..q ro]IOIIOr named to 1bo 10-man academic AII..Amoflca baalultboll ICfWl A Uboral 'erta m,oJor, Arllzon Ia the (>0&101- ol a ~ corner jwnp allot whl<ll pro. ]lollod the flilrtiDi Jrlltl to • llllllooal lllvitallm berth laat 1018111. He averapd 21.5 aa a junior and ranko No t Ill Notre Dame all.tlme ICor· ·' ' · Roondlni oot .. Mi•ml As T~$: - . • c.LEV(!:LANI) roPO llhlolle ,,. .' . .. ,. , ~ h' ' t. . l m3LM£1tiWJMS ) 'l'ltiM!&Ill biat SILVEII!II'ONE, Eng ~•'1'4. first wboli Tom Mccraw got on tnaeld lilt, ....u.uoct to aocood (IJPI)- Donis Hulme or Nn Rncl carew tllrowpostGrat, Zealand turned In a practice llljJ atolo lblnl and scorad en TOlD· or one mlmte, 24.3 IIOCOIIIII, avoraglq 124.99 miles per hour my Davi.. arounctout. Jim lolorrllt went tho route Frldl¥, to pin the pole (>Oaltlon for Minnesota and notchod hla tor today'• SUverstoDe Formula third wiD In fl>ur declllons. Joe I auto raee. Hulme, who wW drive • Horton, wlw was ltloUOcl In the McLaren Ford, wlll bl joined In aocond, ""' ~ w111t h I a the front row by IIJke ~ In fourth straliltllO&I. 'IIIo Twills scored lbolr fourt1l a BRII and Brilce McLaren. nil In Ule eltftlh wllen Harmon Kill- dnubled and:ptncbnm- Samuel Gomj>era, the Amer· Bleb Reoao lallled on Hen lean labor loader, wu born In Cilrka's single. London. ..., the LOOK WHAT'S HAPPEI\IED AT CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE WtllmBOLBNS powerfun. equipment. 'Tractors,. mowers, tillers. See 'em. Try 'em. Then you'll know what we're so excited about. teem were Bill llollkol ol ~ <marketlnit); Bldl Niemann .ol SL Lout! (cbomllll1); Due Scholz ' ol lllliiOII ~ kl Soy. oJna fert o1 11111Ai' lbtl! O:lllor7); · . Blll JUIIUI of ~- (ilualDOoal; Ted W~ ol .VIr&lnia T~ ON~If); Clllr. ~01111 · Ol Air Force; lloaila Awli'W ol . Clara (bhtorj); and Tirrr o1 Bollilli 4lteioi"1Jn. .... I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I: . . ', ' ' I 11\a. · 'I ·I . Ill t 8 I 7 6 6 6 6 8 5 7· Phlladolphta 6 ~ 5 9 Houalm 6 7 5 I ChleqO I 11 Now York Ho blamed Today' 1 Games 'l'oeil¥'• Gamfl 'Gil ., . llla4 - Philadelphia at Allllllbl Cleveland at Wamlnaloo 2 < Boston at Baltimore 2 Now York at Clnelnnall Plttlli>urtlb·at SL Loula Dotrolt at Now York 2 Los Anae~&• ,t san FrBIICiaco Chlcqo at Mlnneoola ~­ Houston at Chlcoau 2 Ooldand at Call!oi'tli& mont t;i had tied tho pmo wllh a olnglo to loll to acoro AIUIICII, who had ".. polllon. I American M9to""' wA~. "' ,,~, pe ·~ ,, . 'blaeeurale~ . ', 1 the llo.brooldng run. llernendoz ' . ' .,, lbo 19t8 aoaam In lbe fourt1l CIUCAGO (IJPI) - 'IIIo Hous- game• Reliever BUt Stoneman rotlr· lmlng and later allllied to brlnl with avo walks !Dr a alx-run od Jolm Bateman m an lnllold bls ....... re<ord to ave hill alxllt Inning Saturday to OYor- 001, but Hec:m Torre a . walked In t2 tlmel at bal. Giusti lbe dlataneo, etJIOW9l' tljo Chleaso Co:bol-1 and and I>itdior Da~e Giusti atngled lowlng oeven hits !Dr hlsiOCCIId, to drive In twn rub~. ' brook a alx-pme toling lllreak. wiD, while ]lye tonk his IIOCGIId Hen Davis sln.!ied to drive In 'IIIe Alllroa boPn lllelr shlb· 1nn1na surge will1 a walk to Jim Torroa and Jack l.aJOOo replac- losa. Wym after one was out. RusQ' ed Stoneman for tile Cubs, wolk. ·ax l'tmnattc- bllkl were c6 lag both Donnls Menke and Wynn, ed by lbo mnplroo on thO Gte sta.m doubled W)'DII to third and In 1be game and CDI>a pltehors Bob Aoprommle waa walked ln- 1Jil lor tho IIOCGIId time, w !Dreo manapr Leo Dlrocher no tonllonally before Doug Reder' s In a run. . W)'DII, wbo hit 'Sl homers last thrown o u 1 alter ooty lbreo' alll8le acorod twn nmaandknockmade !Qt pro. od atarter Bleb 111• oot of the year, connected for his first of plleboa bad testing one of lbem. Utlll!lro Sten Landes ruled lbat Durocher's proteal atter Nte bad OliO bell and two atrlkes to open the P,.Pie eooltltated an arp. m101t oo a ball and atrlko declolon and meant aoton>allc a. · ton Alllros combined fl>ur hila llolroll, whldl entered t h • game wilhoul a nm In 20 Inn· lags, got McLain tho ,..q run he needed in lho flrotlnnlngm 111118los by Mlq Stanley and AI Kal1no and an InGold oot. McAuliffe' a hit In lbe fourth came wilh lhe baaoa loaded af, ter olnglea by Norm C&ltl and '"'"'llm Northup and Ill lDWnlklaal to Stanley. MINNEAPOLlll • ST. PAUL A ·-to by Blll Freoban and a alnt!lo by Nora.,.., boolllod lhe (UPO - coaar Tovar hammerTtaera' load to t-4 In the lllth .,.. a a~n&~o, double and triple and Norlbrlqfa first homo nil Saturday to pace the Minnesota ol tho ...... made It 6.4 In Twin& to a 4-1 win over Chitho aov-. All error by Ml· cago and pin the Wle Sox with cboel m Kallne's I!J'()Undor and lh8lr lllb lOBI In 1.2 pmea, Tovar'• ooC<JIId.lmlng double a double by Freehan clooed oot lbe Tiger IICCJring In tile eltftlh. droVe In Jackie Hernendez wllh Major League Baseball wo~~er~, oil~2iil cubic inch. · Our 343 cubic inch. Our 390 albic inch. (Zero to 60 in under 7lell0ad& One, two, three. four, five, lix, eev-that fiat.~ .1 , The incredibly •H<OIIIplex design ot the AMX llieanl .that,'"""' the 390'• brQkeri in, you couldloll rjjJbl ilnto a race track and be ready to do about 130 jilplt ' In pure ttock form-without apecial eDJiite modifica; · tlons. . ., .. All three enginee are V·8 con~pt'lliOn, and~ , 11md!l.r enl1111f bkx:U. , . Wbichmtanayoudon'tadde..,...j~>eojre~wdch~ .i, • INA·lUMBER and SUPPLY .CO. I It worked. 'fh!! AMX engine cradle will hold any of lh* differ· I' .,:·; l · feeo,d-wllb ·a 6'.:1" performance, eotabllihod Al>ril 8thta yaar aaotnstJ~k.aon ·0114 Welloum; Tho locl> mark Ia 6'-4\2 ". !llenoer· also:· OWl\; the liovi!o' long Jump mark orliO'·ll•, sot ~~PrU 5 againft Meli"' Tho leoguo mark In lh!J event Ia 20'-61h " .... tabllahod 1% yoar&llll') by NolsonvWo'a W01no Dl>o>n. man.,.,,.' -~~' ~; 1 ·,. ANll'o\'l~- Tom horeiOIPln& s--1• oplnat Atllena Monday, wlll trY lor. a SEOAL blgh jump reoord· at Albona S.tordi.Y· ~oncer ownslbe Gall1Polls sehnol MADilKl!f (eaoor Frll!l< .................... ' ll ., II The AMX body is made of steelWhich, while strOll& iulsohavy. · So we tried an imqinalive lfdmique for reducing the AMX'slolal weighl Welielectec! a lightweight~ block thatmmb\Jsll exactly the same power aa a heaVY block. entenm-· Says '({..,._.·; ht.·. . , ••!"' I ·_ .i>JIIil!zed. wiill- pcllaaalnl..... oc t ' JS weetil ..,. dlo .. S•.oi..te·m',;(n• .. . . . .· · Ul The AMX is a 2-seater. For people wbo IDYellpOtb can. but haven't the time or the moneY to take care of one. Priad at under $3.300! the AMX offers niost of the adYalltaJres of a high-priced foreign car. .· With none of tije diaadvantageo as!IOCiated with owni~g a high pe¢>rmonce sports car. · The coollY disadvantages of constant m&inteninoe and ~I enelno tune-upo. · ·· In short, tlie AMX gives you the ease of niainl<niilal aoasooSOCIIcia.ted with a family ...r..m, along with the lbeer fun and maneuverability of a sports car costing thouoanda dlaorve•enridwl.. - Astros End Losing Streak 11th Contest Out Of 12 ·. he con iet ... • and I 4on't know If Pm Blnlntl -att· to biDdle blm.•• Trainer HODrJ Forrostlllltied 1i1nU1 VaiOOIUOia w ~~ . · · Brumlleid. · VoiOIIZUOla pined a . American Lei!8UO Standlnga By United Prell lnttrn&tlooal llpol In dio 1958 ~ Derby TEAM w under llin1llar olreumlilanetl.and ~ ' L. 10 3 rodo Tim Tam to viclorJ. ~ YaiOIIZilOia toll bo1r to Tim ~ : : 1988 Kcmck;y Dorbf' docldod Solllrday not to rida lm>rtdFor· wkl Paaa Ill the 1t68 run 1Dr 6.~-.oiea l)eXI Sotur<laY• Brumlleld, recupera1lng from a caae . , _ pcllaonJnr. ~he )lowed 0111 o!Ule roeo, to the 'Cilumet Farm eolt Overy ehanee 10 win claslllc. Tam ~ BW' lllrtld< . ···~ teal -~.-<y badl,y .about 11, .. sul!ired a bid<~ leg lhcn:ll1 · Bl'\lilillold oald. "BUll juatloel bi1Dre lbe 1t58 Derby. •. ". j,y ·}lruJIIIIold was lbe wttlllillll"st .a~ ~ at Kaoneland track . .. . . In '•LexfnC!Ob wll• he W.a boa- -~ ~ ' .. (UPO- A 1111a ...,:.. dojocted Don BrumGeld, who fodo Kaua1 KIDS tD viclor7ln lbo !• ' realbillc - Chicago White Sox Drop ~- QejeCted Brumfield Wlll ,/. .. -. t ~ pelnt that's beat tor your hoUH. Tfte kind ot prtptratlon W0t11: you •hould do. The kind pi brulhft or rolltra thai will maklthe Job 111lttl If yoy have any kind of que~-­ 3:3&7 ' . , ,_.~ to do aome palming around your place? Jult pick out tho color. Wo'll bl glad to toll you lila kind ol 1987 . I'OU: .VAULT - · Larry Cmitof!l, lppll ••••• .1911$ 11'-4" TWO MILE 1IUN - Larr)' Prater, JoekiOII ••• , ,1167 10:48.1 · . sal-YARD llllN - Bill ChlljJpol, Lop~~ ,., , •••• ,1961 2:04.5 '· ' ,. ' Planr~lng , •••••••• , ~-r .. PAINTING KNOW-HOW WITH EVERY OUNCE OF PAINT. AtfieDa ...... , t the Tigers' flftb nm. HIGH .ruMP - SiA>le Cbaoo, AlbiDI • ; •••••••• 19&1 8'..... " • more. Pe!ltajiJ one teem ever baa como back !rom a 3oO doflell to win, c:oedl Bllly ROOf aold. •We've 1101 a b!Jjobaheadolua." In 1breo er ot the J&lacm oft reU.ever Jlm Boutoo In tho shlb lnn1ng 1Dr LONG JvMP - . W~ ll>oo, Nolaonvlllo , •••••1917 20'6\\" ' SlOf PVl' .... llu(b' ,Harkin.. AtbeDS-- •••••• , • ,tt&f •~'t" .llSCUS - llutoiY ~Jiarldnl, AUleDI , •••••••• , .19S8 IU'I" , .' evUa. FOR PAINTINB DIRECnONS """"'I . ·' will be or CLEVELAND (UPIJ- Michaal llcC&rgo, 25, was r:barpd.Saturday wltll Grot degree murder In lbe April 8 lllayln& or a Clov&land man and hla one-year.<>ld dauibl«. Lee Soalea, 20, and hla dau(lltc, Tracy, were lilol to deal! In front or their homo iB what pollee believed waa a .... ol mlotakenlolentlQ'. thlayaar. ., AlbiDI ~ ~~ alx7011' ~ o1 ·1 - Uttoa Ill li62, and baa·""" lbo crcnln ..... .ueo. 'lh· · ~ .... ilx In o rw; before Alb· • .' organlzect lebor, led by AFL • C!O Prooldont Goorp !faany, and has won public llldoroomonts from Sec:retarlea Orvlllo Froemao or Agrlculluro "HI .., VW)'t ftl')' ~H one! W. WWerd WliU or Labor. aotd Hlcboi'cl . Gulrdblt, .. ·1n the SoUIII, Where he once m)p••l'ft lttiDdlnt. . , "That' 1!1 was &llllhoma, n,mocratlc plllbeiiiJ the ......n ho ...... leaders now look on JIIDI8>hrey vived. He wa- w pi "' and at least a.s the leuer ot three Atheno tall MOnday. ~er wlll tcy w pi hlo ,_, IIi lbo SEOAL rec:ord book at Ohio Unlvoro!Q' S&tordi.Y durl!W tl1o 12th 111111uol IOiiUII track and field moot. He owna lho Golllpolta achcial record In tho high hurdioo event wllh a :15.6 porformeneo, o811bll0b0d Al>ril 3 this year at Chp..ue; That's tw...tentho or a aecond bettor than thel~­ old loeguo mark lJeld by NolaonvWo's W"¥110 Dllrcm. ~heniPk)n ... drove runs with a ~o and homer Saturday to pice lboloeguo loodlag Detroit Tigers to a 7-4 victory over lbo New York Yankees. McLain, boosUng Ids record to 2.4, did not allow an - · baao hit willie IPiinl 111o d I stance for lho 00<01111 Umo thla ........ He welkod ,..q two and atruek oot alx. Gone Mlcbaol, balllnl ,..q .If& at ~ menaaod two ol the Yenkoe blta off lbe Tiger rl,lllthandor. McAulllfe aln>ked a lli<hrm alnl!le off starter Fritz PeterlOll with two out In lho lourlh lnninLto give the Tigers a 3.4 load, and belled hla lblnl 110m. . ' ro•oo• ili'ENCI!:R, ror..ut'o GAHS athlete, Ia here winntnc the IZ&o,ard ldih hurdle& event defending ' able candidates." Boll..., ·' (IJPI) - llomJ NEW YORK McLain jlitebod a GvOohltfer and GOW STORAGE ~ feet below tile busy streets ol New York's financial dlalrfel holde more lhQn a quarter ol aD lbe olllclal monetary gold oflbe free wor)d. About $U.t blDlon worth Ia stored In 1%8 efmpartmeut• beld by more tban 70 eountrlea and watehed coitslantly by "alllero." Saleo oeealioo frequeot trantfera and gold to shifted bar by bar fr<>m one eompartmenl to another. But the vice president gained addltlooal ondoraomoata In eo... gress from Sen. A. S. CMlko) llolll'OIIOf. D.Oklo., and Rep. Wright Plllllan, O.To>. Humphre,y also baa the PQwerlul s-11 or·the leadolo ShiP Boll•- Blank .Yan,ks Jom lit Bailey, chairman or the Democratic Nlllonal Comau-. l&aued a statement rea!!lnnlng his noollrallty and SII.YIJW the percy now has "throe Y8l')' I ' nouncement. from Pap 13) ~ ·auelk-· 1;igers . (Contlaoed from Pip 13) manapra, ·- Sen, Walter . F. llondalo, Dolllnn., aotd thoro were 41 8trong 1ndlcltlona" the vice prostdolt was iMdi!W his two chief rivals enillbll"there to a !ali ch1111:o hi could be mtniMted on the flnt bllJot..t.' a Toora woOed In l!wQphrey'a eyes and his ,.leo quavered aa 111.., publlclcy and nallDnal OJ;IOiuro which will bl dllllc:ult !Dr H-brey to mat<h. - . and Ids co-chairman, Sen. Fred Harris ol Oklahoma, said S&tordi.Y they thought - e y alrea<IY was In front Wmo (Contlnuoci iz'eal Cenio41ens, back C11L fr!a. b' Foo:iun leo !Dr lholll!h pme ol lbolt l!;alllem Division - . . :llnll• ~., ~ oerlea, ..... · eouli.,I.Z-10',1tawrtles to ollml. Date .lbo dil..., mack Jlawb HHHin clndldlle. Moot deloptos are c-n 1>1 he b<8en Ida IOCC>nd 'quest for these procedures, but 1he the prostcleooy elgltt yRrs Iller primary COIIIOSts -oen K.,.. he was borled In the Priml1'lo& necb' and McCarthy wW give by John F. Kann...a IIIOIIOJ' choD nc>lljlfdWoraleyandpiJOd a1lj)OI'blllbe itstollbo D1. 'llle ,..q - ¥ eludod.hlm 1liJ Hull' a riollllbullo& drlvoolaliOul 40 teet tbat ~ liQUid Jwrl beaion U1J UJ not worried al>oat •alai t •b • klcl," lllld Jl!ake. ' .' 8111, too, ..~ ,.,...., ~ b • J!awka ~d • .11·"1110 lal .~ - .._ .we- - ~ 111 ,)!111 big pood (Forum ,leo.)'.' ''Tile bli thbtc we bave to em Ia ltq) tbat 111111 and wo we could do It 'lburo. day .._,., II "" can ltq) .IIIII (JYYlll CooliJq'er and Gllloa 'l'rombla¥l. wo .., handle the reit of tbem.t• M~ (IJPO- 'lbeMan. ' ' ' · .. ' �'if,:.+ ' - -~N ·; ~.,a · :· Q,. ' . ,_,.. ''' :'. ·· 1:' ., . r .._._ " The Blue DevUs llnlahed with 1 305 Cor the 18 ; RET AlN CROWN - COach John Milhoan's GaiUa Academy High school Blue Devils retained the SOutheastern Ohio League gull challlllonsldil lor the llfth conseouUve year, and captui'Ud their siXth SEOAL Iitle In nine years alter lllliiiDit Pf>'vill~ SELECTS XAVIER CINCINNATI (UPI) - Jcavier Unlverslcy Frldlf anoouncedthat Jell Hower, a 5oloot-9,171>9ound haltba<:k rrom Memorial High SChool In st. Mary's, OhiD, has accepted a football grant.-ln-ald. ·• J, JohnJJon, rf· c. lleed, ' K. Sofn, rl II.. Garlach, c L. Corpenter, • TOTALS [. for every casuII 1966 ...... _______________ . . $125 Cbolce uf 2, CAlOO, step tbru, Cub 50CC 3 speed auto clutch. blue or white. Regular blue book erice 1966 $165.00 .... ______________ ......, $195 speed, Sport 90CC. Book Price 1245 1966 ...... ______________,... $195 t:T200, red, 4 •peed. Trail 90CC, Book Price U45 • IIUOIIV ~~ t~e;:o.;.:;;~-: . 1,, . • • ·o 3 4 3 1 0 o· 2 0 I 1 o I 9 H I I oo 1968 BUICKS. •.SAYE SAVE 16 new Buicks - Electra, Wildcat, l$bre, Skylarks & Specials. 2 drs., 4 drs. Hard Tops, and Station Wagons all at )ow low prices 1968 Pontiacs SAVE .., SAVE 15 new Pontlacs - Bonneville, Executive, Cata· lina, GTO, Firebiro, Tempest, Custom 2 dr., 4 drs. •nd Hard Tops. ~1 at low low prices WAS $2,995 . = . r - R. - · (LP) and fAST I EASY I · 1 son (4th). . -CoiN hlts, walked tour and struck out :"thwestern 300 010 0- 4-:h'l Oak IIIII 000 201 0-3~~ · Bltterles: Soot!Jwestern Baiadeo (WI') and Walker; Oak Hill- Eversole (LP) and Davis. o'"-'"':lti4e~'S:· Grab Lead In s WAS $2,595 lOW 66 GT Q~ ........ .: 2, 495.· 2 dr. Hard 'rop. Fully equipped with positive traction, 4 sp. trans., bucket seals. Beautiful red LUCITE• Wall Point with black vinyl bucket seats. ' - LUCITE• lnterlo• Enamel IIOW _ WAS $1,995 eSkl~ stlrrln11. thlnnlne. priming • Skip waltlne-drles In an hour or leu • Skip clean up mess- 66 Satellite------S 1, 795. red V8 Plymouth 2 dr. Hard Top. Sharp finish with black bucket seals. Full consul. 383 cu. in. V8 engme. · tools eoma claan In SOIP and water ------------· WAS $1,995 CUSTOM COlORING SERVICE IO'W 65 LeSabre Buick Sl. 795. ------------- Conv. Coupe. Beautiful biege with white lOp. Buckskin interior. One careful owner MANY MORE Paintlnsproblams7Seeusl -------------·--·-- BLAnTNAII:S Pickens Hardware Mason, W. Vo. BUICK A Full Une Dupont PAINT' DEAU!R GMC.-~ IIOMER.OY, ~ pPNTIAC PH. 992·2143 -----------------------· .· ' •' < ~ and Get Em! Bel Air 2-Seat Sta. Wagon Automatic trans., power steering, all IJOOd tires, radio, heater , light blue vinyl interior. (0-1). . bill p"::t: at the elementary ·1 0 l 0 0 0 ··' 0 0 ' 0 ' 0 ·: 0 0 .0 ·112J ' s '. . '· ' ·... •• . .. .,; ' ., t '• • "" .. I Win 127-Il~f . ,,.,,, ' ' olnce bocol!liiia· "* C&!lle.'' ·• llaYIIcek tfd tile WiT for ' Bo- witll '¥1 JIO!jdl· and 1!1~ hi•, former ·~ lblj> .. it'D'""l4't hid 28. ,, '· JIUiooll, ,CCIIIrlbulod 2$ polnto and' 18~. . • For'· i.oo •l•,o, It no veteran atar~ . and Jert1 We• Wall, Ruoaell ~. . ' · 1966· Chev. Bel Air 4 Door 1965 Chevy II 4 Door $1895 $1095 V-8 engine, new w-s-w tires, radio, air-c!lnditiQn· showroom clean, red inleriOt, gleaming white ;h with red 2-tone. +:+~~·· ' .~ ' Blk. finish , clean interior, •landard trans. -...,..;..,.. ' . . .~. . good tires, 6 cyl. eDgine, TRUCKS 64 Chevrolet 2 Ton l. W. B. '. 51815 62 Chevrolet~ 21/2 Ton '12" Cab to Ax!e-.:..9 ft. dullip body. Exira gOOd 825 Ures. Cheater Axle. · · · . $1895 . .. 56 .Do.ge____,..__ .; __,_ $17. . -..,. • . ' ~ '1\tn Pic!QJp , , Hur- ·1 '. L NDIIN \'1WOI~Thad '"""·~ bat ' to pOIIpone bla ...... , .. :. . lOW Pontiac 4 dr. Sedan. t·•ctory Ali Conditioned. One careful owner, beautiful dark blue finish. Fully equipped. ... S895 ,992-2151 ~ 4 o o o I 6 R I I now_, New or - lrijury In ....- 3 0 0 0 .1. 0 0 1 1 .. z 2 .1 0 .. 2 ' 1M: 84" cab to axle, 292 cubic incil . engine, 825120 til'el. Solid, clean low mileage truck. RAWLINGS l } __ .- - 1 ~·' H • l)owq thl' wHk. AYll. In Pomoroy. .. ....... ~.rly , Sprlllf ' --~.,; u ·a a 0 o . Dork blue llnlob, <ie8n ln!Airtor, new .....,. tins, 8 c:L with std. IF.,.,, rldlo and healer. · o~~~T:_Ij.D 1"'- 11ft Rock llottoin Prl... and WIH' 1lti In . Jackaon bo;.,, ' 0 $995. . 4 speed, Dream l!IOCC. BOOk . IIJM.EPOIT, OIIIQ r oiACK•T ltM ~"--------------- 111w $275 ~~~~00bJaclt, Price ltM H•••--------------· 111w $95 2iJ AYE. ' 3 3 4 2 2 2 32 AB 3 3 1964 Chevelle 2 ·Door •--------------·lllw HONDA SA'LES rDlman. LP- ' $150 CBI60,111111 blue, 4 speed, Sport UIU<:C. Book Price ..25.00 w-. 'Only - ~. •llwl• • .. ...... :, on Spring A.., .,.. ..... ..a.: ...... :..a...a. .......... ~~ ............................. "" . - . ·-·- lffect - For The Next Two ' ry llld Take Advant"'I of Thlo ,.Sevl ..... ? OOO IOO DOD-I? n DECIDES RELAYS ·;t~~e:lmt·.~uthem 'Tornodoe of Coach HUII!A "Big FooE" Wolfe on lit.~a· OOO IOO 10 .._ 2 ~; MARION, Ohio (UPll- A RIP !'!Frldo,y. ' . Veale, Blass (8) and Mlf; of the coin .was the dlllerence 1 '. · ;.&iulhenl ·&ol •II ·ftrlt three runs In the lh!rd frame on three Glb..., (1.1) and McCarver .. Lf Frlda,y night In the 19111 11111Uel ,.,Wlllk~, olngleo by,WW,SaiJers, Georre Lawr•e andan lnter,larenoe _\>eat~- (0-3). · HR~ Copoda Mlrlon ~·· lt>rlngfleld South :,4·"''', ., ' · ,. · (4tli), McCerver (111). and dolend!ng chanu>lonSandusky :.;:·N olher Tornado talllcwe In the fourth, one In tho IUib and . American Laa4\le woun4 "' In a tie lor the chamon an· .,..r andalilo tnOiher during t!t'..QVenth. Ch~Oj\p!_'' . 0\!J .OOQ.,... .3 ~~9 pelnts ... h In the > IIi liWr-a.~~ ''"'; ~11101...,_ biU,IJaMIJI. ~',;..-. · ',., · · ~~ · · · ' · . •liel4~aralno •.art. •. · · lion to llio llbo\'emontloood,llOre JCi.J, ·Locker .; 6), Wood (8) · ·storm and temPeroturel In the ~"'lloll'lllllille wtarttd onlbe hU1 a by Stewart in the ftr•4 a and Joseph Bill; Bociwell, Miller middle 40s. Meet officials 11.fD•·tho llil;l Counliano, worked double by Tom Dtddleln the lOY. (7) Perranoskl (ll) and Rooe- nail¥ determined· the chanu>ioo>o , .J·mi.W lnnlnrlo no rlilmcl enth and I single by Rook Crow WP- John (I-ll). LP.,shiP with a flip ol the coin, which .... ·ll*arl In the lblrd ~then Ill the llf1b, B9awel1 (2-1). HR-Davll (2nd) went In lavorol~rlnglleldSOuth. .~ C"JO ... k·1D lbl II!OIIIId By Inning&: Detroit 000 000 001).;.. 0 3 0 . 1t , t .~ lloulblflll/~lohc;t Glouo~ ~ 21.q 1-119 2' New York . IOO 101 20x- 58 2 REPLACES ELLIS .'·. . llirtt;· ·~ 10 'illd hit SoutherD OOUOO 0- 47 8 WIICIOII, IIJIIer (8) and FreeCOVINGTON, K,y,(UPO-Fred ~pro. ...,.~ ~ (WP) and Wlmor, B. han· StotUemyre (3-1} and Moovos, former basketball star ::,"' ~ ',~htcl llio ~ tor Diddle (LP) and Sttnrt 00, B. Glbbo. LP.:_ WIIIDn (2~). HRlor the Unlverslcy of Cincinnati, Glquoier, ll1'lklng oil! • ancl Diddle (1) and Lowrence, ManUe (3rd) has been named to rl!>lace COach '< .waJ!dtw !he. ' Uni>lres - D. Wolfe and Mike Bolloll 000 2IO 1112- 6 8 2 Tom EUls at Covington Holmes '• , ~ ..,. two l'1llll In the lhle. Belli ooa ooo ooo.- 3 & 2 Hlah school. Elloworlb, Slallge (4) and E. . EUls left to dovote full time 0tl(ll; ~~~~-In tho lblr4, tiro • ' ' · ..' - ~ . IIA>wardi B. llqwerd, Richert to the dulieo ofathlelic director '. ;. ' ,. · · and WPand to ploD a new cleywlde foot. Box Sco~~·,' ;. : . .. t ·' (' WABAIIA G. Silk, 2b lloach,2b G. CJ¥1c; .... )(. &Uib, fib • 1965 IIY~nl"--------------Niw $95 CUO, blue, 3 speed, Sport 50CC. Book Price 1145 J ·'~,: '",l' .. ''~., ' - j, ,... ••. :,· Qur p're,.nt 'lOt Is to now a.nd us,cj' · to tour · ., . ";:•l'olirtll • Motor Scooter, beige, 2 speed, ru·ns and looka very good. Regular blue book price $~50.00 1965 - · · ''· 'I!AC.m: ;! The GioUo"r TomciiS aoored all-4 triumph over (Pll~tt.' -- .' f gave walks and laMed Grlnotead, Klllcalcl, 2b lb 33 01 02 10. · up , KYGER CREEK AB R H S. Bronks, 3b 3 0 I P•. - e . 21> 5 1 3 Lowery, sa 3 0 o R, Mocdy, 11 , 2 0 0 Stover, c 3 0 I T. CoOper, cf 2 1 1 R. 'Brooks, p 3 0 2 R. QJ!IIm, rr 3 2 o TOTALS 27 3 8 D. Jividen, cf 4 I 2 Batteries: ill'C!Or Creek - J. Rothgeb (WP) and c. ()leon; Al- I 'fmt bike , 2 speed, regular blue book price $170.00 t Cooper wauale.., alleld- ' Jiy110J1, lb 'lllomoo, sa ~ c tllo Bobeata. He allowed~~ u. lllrst, 3b hila, welked !,.o "\'d &tnlck oot H. Harmon, 3b ob:. Clifford 'Queen waa bollincl TOTALS tile plate,. , , ALEXANDEII Rot! Bi'lxlks !f'!l1l all the Wlf Walle, If for Alexand~r, aUowlngninablts, C-r; cf t. . .'us ter -0'/)S. ·~ match of the yeor by one •!J'Oke; and JWihid .~ddcf ~ GAHS In the 1968tllul'llllll8ll Plcturtd lbovo w(lb ~b ·iia& · . do ore Chuck Keller,Grea Pooton, Ricblrd .lalinbl-and ~;. Ellis. ()lax TlWCII.Y photo.) : , ·. I .~Ll NEW,, Gnd ./' Lineseores :Jhern ' · 11 4 .;:,Oltt· 1966 lllrlty lnNsot__________ . . $145 S90, black, •• 4.,- ..Q !:andy red, chrome fenders, 4 speed 050CC, sharp as a tack, and runs exeellen~ regular blue book price $925.00. · ,to'!IO Sport1, red, saddle bags, mirror, very nice \b~ lor tile a>JI_ ~t Rotbieb, afhiir\om, [), Shinn, •Hf.9 T. Howard, 11>1> II.. Haley, cf B. Clark, If II.. lallth, ~ll~rf 1967 ......kl-------------Niw $795 eai:b ;,.. 1.J r j,; ~ ' ' ·:~ ·"l · osrood on flnlnl:lll tarQia aew beld cOii:h ~IIPite thellet ' ::tita·'>llever did &IQ' JOio I &1IIJ there were lDIQJ more thlnga to GALLIPOLIS - 5oulhwoal8m Southwestern' a next 4Jilpanent COich Steve StilesHIBblanders : , _ to• talk wllb them lbfl\Jt Ill scittle4. A,pparentl,y JscCll>lecl o1 Gallla CGomty edpcl til& Olk will bl SOUih Webster Bloom, jumped oo tile Oaks' starting ~~~•ISiantol 'r~rultlntt and other tllo .• )oh· while lljW over AI- run ,Oika 4-3 . ~ 1 team that drew a bye In the pitcher, Jod7 Eversol~, lor three ~·l!l~J*'O:: I •novor IC<tll>led II!.• toona, ~a. , . ·· at Olk HJU to ,.mnce to ·11"· first round Frldlf. Tho Soollb- runs In the ftrstlming. South,~., · • • ' . · "Tb!lthlnghU""'JWbWbltdall ...,U - ftnaii·JII:. 1110 Clasa ~ ·westem.J31oompmewlllblpllf- western added llslnsurancerun . ;!i<:~obn Pow\ellj•ln Ullotant at alii of PrQPOi'\Jon, J l~ll··dld <)SO<tlonal baNtioli 'ilJilmAmCJI!!. ed MaldiiY April 29 at South· In the llflll. ;,fliconlln IIIICier beld <OICbJollll ' nOI *'C!l't lbo Job ialt Wo6ie.. . \· western. The Olka gottworunslnthebot.. ;,i,ftiekaoo;.whc> resi8Decl t o - dlf," he &lid/ · · tom of the fourth Inning and me •Prol... lonal -llloketball ~ llalchi·p;. built f\rm7balke>o 1n thellottotjl or the sixth. Bels.,.~llrllllvl! ' rwo, wu flnall,- ·J>oll ~ · nlpootllblllll' In three . • ~ (14 lmlnpJ den rottred the side in tho sev.i.....,.,u..,wl1Co~lnj0b.i1ol'u 101&0111. His w~U. dlacjpllnecl Nallmal League • Cle 002 010 010 000 00- t12 2enth, as Mike Boggs grounded . ·ifito.lllllotlc board' a No. hll>lce lqUICI led tho nitlon 1n defmae HooBIOII 020 000 000- 2-4~ Wallh 100 001,101 000 01- 5 10 I out and Dive Brisker and Lar·~·Kntpt. . - durlnr jbe pllt 1011011, :lfldlns Chlcaao 200 000 001- 3~~ Siebert, Flllher ts) Kurtz (10), ey Howard fanned. ~~·~· It was lliU@jl to tum ' 411 . . . . of 58 pelutS a game. Dierker (1-3) and KiQ; Gramly (13) and Sims; BortalJody Everoole went the dls}lioia.lho11ob,•Kalihtlold;"'flll , The~· C<JI1IPilocl a 2M •Rando (1.:) ina Hundley. Hft.... na, Boaman (4), Donoll)' (6), tancefor~~eOaksllmltlngSOUihr.;~i - - IIIJing rec~ \hll,•ljllaon andPia¥ad 1n AeprOmonle, !lou- (Ill) 0111 Knowleo (7), Blldwl (8), western to three hits, a double '~cUl! •pealtlon i!Jada ll!>fo.. ,the Nlllooal lnvltatiDn To.....,. lm. · Higgins (10) and C&aanova. WP bJ curt Beladen and singles by '~i$a ., n$ilotll~ I ' fillt ,..,.. -!llanl at.Jfadllon Square Garda!! New York . 000 ·DID 000-l.e.:l - lllgglna (2.1). Lf- GI'O.II\IJ (0- Charles Beman and Dive Beaver. ~!bef!j... loccoPitd. ·., . .. .Cln ·' 201 000 oox- 3-11-1 1). HRS- Valenline (Ill), Hor- Eversole walked three and struck : >'i::~ ; .... . . .. s.;aver, Ttcyldr (8) and Grace; ' ton (3rtl), lloward (4th). out •even. ·,t'', •·. . Arrllo, AiJerllaley (8) and Oak 120 400 001- 812 2 EversoloondLarcyDavlseach 003 ooo DID- 4 6 2 collected two hits In lllree trips ~~·lo ' ,Benth. WP-'Arrlao (1~. LP- Calif Solver (l-1). Odom, Akor (9) and Lache- to pace the Oaks. Eacb had a "" ,, ' . . . . - ,. . , Phil 010 000 000-1- IJ-3mann; Burgmelor, Locke (6), double and Mike Boggo had a . ' .AIIonta . 001 oOo llx• 3-li~ ·Ellis (9) and Rodgers. WPtriple. _Q ~ ·· ·.. L. JackiOD, St0rt '( 7),Farrell , qdOm {2-1}. LP-Burgmeier (0Baisden went the route for ~ (8) arid Dalrylnplo; Jfl'!ll (1.:) 2). HRS-Miru:her (1st), Jack- the !U~Iandors. He gave up six ,; ' J: Special "Must Sell" S•le ot Rowllngo Honda. We have about a d - cydw In s1octc and wauld llko to mob room for our new Honda Cyclw u we on cramped for •poco. H.,. .,. a few eumplw i of &0¥1nas on theM UMd Blket. ~- '~ . ' rll),\:.'\•' . hl , d On k !:'~~-=a:.. ::::"u.! llig an . ers st 0 a s, 4- 3 r--------- 67 Catalina•••••.$2, 795. _~~~ Nil!,;·~~~·:~; u.',llc . ·' · tt .s ~ ~. ~ ·~ Wl~s· K¥Pi- c...O~;Bolil:,. .llxtli to eunch tile wlo.' ,1 .. ' . , tori.. .,.;,.,.. hai! two''dolibleo, T. . ' c&Ji1fel~teit 11\e·Aiexanc~ot ~i' "' ,ller\l Harmoa .opeoecl the ·ill'- Al~r'ol1!11J extra buo hlto. E. ' ~ 64 ;i'!'ldY .~ cit ser· C~k 'llillt with a lllillo. Joll Rotj1geb '!«rt the route lor c. erTop · ··l(tgorCrll!>khltterowere tor .·tllriit ·lni,ji/ll'·. at 'pli,t Jllil Perey li'eGbe,lbl"oe'lor f!ve, illd K¥ser. ~k came baCk . wllh. Dove Jividen, two f!>r four. Jl·' ... · (' , •. ,'· .. runo In ttie fourth and llftb to vldeoHada-le,K,ygercreek'a K!dihl. at :n cine Of the cllll!>~~ : -the CCl01113-3. only extra baae hit. :ounsest hlid coilchoo;'. . . ol!tct.lo Tbo Bobcat• teecl.ofl on bli Rot! Brmkl and Kincaid were fl'lim ' his 1Mmie at Welt , .~od. his IIIPOhltmlllt ~ I tho Wl..,onsln ........,., th~. tiokh. "Whoa I ·IIITivecl ~ • I I · •,'1 ;7~;~iiJ.\.~~~~~~:]~~~;~ . ~: _u.....,.r lor:.the ........ . WC!!< . ~· ·~11~ · ~,, SUFFER FIRSr !EFEAT - Logan's Poweri'Ul Chleltabjs cNTled a 13-0-1 season mark into Friday's ninth annual SEOAL svlf tournament, but the charges ol Bob Nardo !ailed to unGAHS IIIOigue golf ChOD1'1ons. The Chleltains lost theJr first 'I I ' !ll 'ts4~~~~ 1 ' Jlyldlla -· I1 ~ ilir· Gt.tiw Eistem-Soull!em Lo. or's choice and,llliD Qlllleo :no eel ~ Wiomo~ · at ill'~r . lifo !!" an error. Ill~ .Crook. ·, The. Bobealif lint 1iow am.t.d scoring- and 1Cool>- . E ·•', GAUmLIS - ~b JOI\a. lici.J!rool<; In ll•f·~ 'Or ' t•h e 1 '11ie Bobcata -lll<iit .thiwln- Tom bole•, .,.. stroke. - d o1 LopD, with a 306. . . The win gave Gallll>olia Ita llfth oonoecutl.. SEOAL Ch-lonaldil ond o!xlb SEOAL ll!llnPiooaldiJ in nina ,._.,, Athena wOn in 1960-61, GalliPoliS in 1962, and Logan in 1963. Greg Smith, the Blue Devils' No. 2 man, shot a 12 to tie GALLIPOLIS B<lb Priddy ol Melp, wbo bad 39-40-79 Bruce Harrold 72, lor medalist bcnors ol the ~72 Greg &nlth tournament. Smith toured the 38-33-76 first nine holes In 36 and ,q,ll- Mike Corbin 40-33-78 cated that feat on the seccxad Beep Matthew• 153-152-305 TOTALS nllle. Prfd<IY had a OIIHVIr-jllll' LOGAN 35 oo the llrst nine and carded 38-37-75 Chuck Keller a 39 oo thellnal round. 38-33-76 Gary Murr111 ol Jackson had Greg PoBIOII 40-39-79 Richerd Jdmsoo 38-36 to llnlsh third with a 74. 37-39-76 Tim Ellll Chuek Keller ot Loganwasfourth 153 153 308 with 38-37 lor 75. Tied lor llflll TOTALS MEIGS was Mike COrbin, the Blue Devils' 39-1~2 BUl Hackett No. 3 man, with 38-36 lor 76, 42-40.!12 Pal Slol')' and Tim Ellil ol Logan, 37-39 42-40-112 Jim Ander..., lor a 76. 35-37-72 Go!UjiOIIo and LOgan were lied Bob Priddy 158-160-318 TOTALS 153-153 alter thellrstnineholes. A'111ENS The noon.ume standings dlclo't 39-33-77 chup. Meigs waa third with 318, Roger Blldorf 39-40-79 just 13 - • • oil the winnln8 Demli39-38-77 Pat 51111 46-43-119 Athans was lourlh with 322, Brian Reed 163-159-322 loUowecl by Jscksoo, with 337, TOTALS JACKSON - · with 349 and Wellstoo, 38-36-74 G&l')' Murrey with 387. 44-43-117 Golllpolls COich John Mllboon Gal')' Keller 45-14-119 oxproaaed bla thllllks to M r s. Steve Grant 45-42-117 John Uoyd Rldt.rd C. Roderick, ·Mrs. 172-165-337 Vlllilbl &nlth, MrL Lawson Som- TOTALS IRONTON mer, Tom Jonaa and Rtl1 Clarh 42-44-116 Tom crance for aer>!D'i hlllch at nooo to the 41-14-115 Bob AllderBIII taama at the ~llpolls go I f 49-41-110 Jeff Click course.club house. 48-40-119 The Bluo Devils will' travel to RanciY Pembortxln 180-169-349 TOTALS Barboursville for a maldt MQnWELLSTON daY. Meigs Local comes to Gal46-17.83 llpqlla m Tueodal', and the Blue TIJa TrtPett 43-15-118 Tom Trlplott o travel to WellBIOIIon Wed~ 46-45-91 Jim lmydor odal'r •'llle Blue .Devlla - · Bill Vlcaro JackiCXI 11011 Friday. ...., Here are 1he score• ot the TOTALS lll68 SEOAL Tournament: ! ·.~»~u ' Al~i{i!l• wlli' tllo . . . ....-1 Peitr!!,eobealnilec!I<Ol'lnli/11"• • of a,.; 1iOrlh Cla.• s A se.ll,oiial. moo~ 1wltll 11\e lle.brealdn8 rim. GALLIPOUS - llllthewo, No. 4 man on U..lliue llo.tJ aolf ~ sonk a2o.footputl on the 18111 bole to .... GIIJipoll•the 1968 SOuthe..tern Ohio Atllledc ll!llnPionslljp Millo GaUjpolll golf eourae. ' i:-, . ~- ~ r', I ·-~-....,.__~ ' . r--- ·:----.. .. ·-·---·· ••••;,.. ~ . .,.~;("''·--~" ' · �'if,:.+ ' - -~N ·; ~.,a · :· Q,. ' . ,_,.. ''' :'. ·· 1:' ., . r .._._ " The Blue DevUs llnlahed with 1 305 Cor the 18 ; RET AlN CROWN - COach John Milhoan's GaiUa Academy High school Blue Devils retained the SOutheastern Ohio League gull challlllonsldil lor the llfth conseouUve year, and captui'Ud their siXth SEOAL Iitle In nine years alter lllliiiDit Pf>'vill~ SELECTS XAVIER CINCINNATI (UPI) - Jcavier Unlverslcy Frldlf anoouncedthat Jell Hower, a 5oloot-9,171>9ound haltba<:k rrom Memorial High SChool In st. Mary's, OhiD, has accepted a football grant.-ln-ald. ·• J, JohnJJon, rf· c. lleed, ' K. Sofn, rl II.. Garlach, c L. Corpenter, • TOTALS [. for every casuII 1966 ...... _______________ . . $125 Cbolce uf 2, CAlOO, step tbru, Cub 50CC 3 speed auto clutch. blue or white. Regular blue book erice 1966 $165.00 .... ______________ ......, $195 speed, Sport 90CC. Book Price 1245 1966 ...... ______________,... $195 t:T200, red, 4 •peed. Trail 90CC, Book Price U45 • IIUOIIV ~~ t~e;:o.;.:;;~-: . 1,, . • • ·o 3 4 3 1 0 o· 2 0 I 1 o I 9 H I I oo 1968 BUICKS. •.SAYE SAVE 16 new Buicks - Electra, Wildcat, l$bre, Skylarks & Specials. 2 drs., 4 drs. Hard Tops, and Station Wagons all at )ow low prices 1968 Pontiacs SAVE .., SAVE 15 new Pontlacs - Bonneville, Executive, Cata· lina, GTO, Firebiro, Tempest, Custom 2 dr., 4 drs. •nd Hard Tops. ~1 at low low prices WAS $2,995 . = . r - R. - · (LP) and fAST I EASY I · 1 son (4th). . -CoiN hlts, walked tour and struck out :"thwestern 300 010 0- 4-:h'l Oak IIIII 000 201 0-3~~ · Bltterles: Soot!Jwestern Baiadeo (WI') and Walker; Oak Hill- Eversole (LP) and Davis. o'"-'"':lti4e~'S:· Grab Lead In s WAS $2,595 lOW 66 GT Q~ ........ .: 2, 495.· 2 dr. Hard 'rop. Fully equipped with positive traction, 4 sp. trans., bucket seals. Beautiful red LUCITE• Wall Point with black vinyl bucket seats. ' - LUCITE• lnterlo• Enamel IIOW _ WAS $1,995 eSkl~ stlrrln11. thlnnlne. priming • Skip waltlne-drles In an hour or leu • Skip clean up mess- 66 Satellite------S 1, 795. red V8 Plymouth 2 dr. Hard Top. Sharp finish with black bucket seals. Full consul. 383 cu. in. V8 engme. · tools eoma claan In SOIP and water ------------· WAS $1,995 CUSTOM COlORING SERVICE IO'W 65 LeSabre Buick Sl. 795. ------------- Conv. Coupe. Beautiful biege with white lOp. Buckskin interior. One careful owner MANY MORE Paintlnsproblams7Seeusl -------------·--·-- BLAnTNAII:S Pickens Hardware Mason, W. Vo. BUICK A Full Une Dupont PAINT' DEAU!R GMC.-~ IIOMER.OY, ~ pPNTIAC PH. 992·2143 -----------------------· .· ' •' < ~ and Get Em! Bel Air 2-Seat Sta. Wagon Automatic trans., power steering, all IJOOd tires, radio, heater , light blue vinyl interior. (0-1). . bill p"::t: at the elementary ·1 0 l 0 0 0 ··' 0 0 ' 0 ' 0 ·: 0 0 .0 ·112J ' s '. . '· ' ·... •• . .. .,; ' ., t '• • "" .. I Win 127-Il~f . ,,.,,, ' ' olnce bocol!liiia· "* C&!lle.'' ·• llaYIIcek tfd tile WiT for ' Bo- witll '¥1 JIO!jdl· and 1!1~ hi•, former ·~ lblj> .. it'D'""l4't hid 28. ,, '· JIUiooll, ,CCIIIrlbulod 2$ polnto and' 18~. . • For'· i.oo •l•,o, It no veteran atar~ . and Jert1 We• Wall, Ruoaell ~. . ' · 1966· Chev. Bel Air 4 Door 1965 Chevy II 4 Door $1895 $1095 V-8 engine, new w-s-w tires, radio, air-c!lnditiQn· showroom clean, red inleriOt, gleaming white ;h with red 2-tone. +:+~~·· ' .~ ' Blk. finish , clean interior, •landard trans. -...,..;..,.. ' . . .~. . good tires, 6 cyl. eDgine, TRUCKS 64 Chevrolet 2 Ton l. W. B. '. 51815 62 Chevrolet~ 21/2 Ton '12" Cab to Ax!e-.:..9 ft. dullip body. Exira gOOd 825 Ures. Cheater Axle. · · · . $1895 . .. 56 .Do.ge____,..__ .; __,_ $17. . -..,. • . ' ~ '1\tn Pic!QJp , , Hur- ·1 '. L NDIIN \'1WOI~Thad '"""·~ bat ' to pOIIpone bla ...... , .. :. . lOW Pontiac 4 dr. Sedan. t·•ctory Ali Conditioned. One careful owner, beautiful dark blue finish. Fully equipped. ... S895 ,992-2151 ~ 4 o o o I 6 R I I now_, New or - lrijury In ....- 3 0 0 0 .1. 0 0 1 1 .. z 2 .1 0 .. 2 ' 1M: 84" cab to axle, 292 cubic incil . engine, 825120 til'el. Solid, clean low mileage truck. RAWLINGS l } __ .- - 1 ~·' H • l)owq thl' wHk. AYll. In Pomoroy. .. ....... ~.rly , Sprlllf ' --~.,; u ·a a 0 o . Dork blue llnlob, <ie8n ln!Airtor, new .....,. tins, 8 c:L with std. IF.,.,, rldlo and healer. · o~~~T:_Ij.D 1"'- 11ft Rock llottoin Prl... and WIH' 1lti In . Jackaon bo;.,, ' 0 $995. . 4 speed, Dream l!IOCC. BOOk . IIJM.EPOIT, OIIIQ r oiACK•T ltM ~"--------------- 111w $275 ~~~~00bJaclt, Price ltM H•••--------------· 111w $95 2iJ AYE. ' 3 3 4 2 2 2 32 AB 3 3 1964 Chevelle 2 ·Door •--------------·lllw HONDA SA'LES rDlman. LP- ' $150 CBI60,111111 blue, 4 speed, Sport UIU<:C. Book Price ..25.00 w-. 'Only - ~. •llwl• • .. ...... :, on Spring A.., .,.. ..... ..a.: ...... :..a...a. .......... ~~ ............................. "" . - . ·-·- lffect - For The Next Two ' ry llld Take Advant"'I of Thlo ,.Sevl ..... ? OOO IOO DOD-I? n DECIDES RELAYS ·;t~~e:lmt·.~uthem 'Tornodoe of Coach HUII!A "Big FooE" Wolfe on lit.~a· OOO IOO 10 .._ 2 ~; MARION, Ohio (UPll- A RIP !'!Frldo,y. ' . Veale, Blass (8) and Mlf; of the coin .was the dlllerence 1 '. · ;.&iulhenl ·&ol •II ·ftrlt three runs In the lh!rd frame on three Glb..., (1.1) and McCarver .. Lf Frlda,y night In the 19111 11111Uel ,.,Wlllk~, olngleo by,WW,SaiJers, Georre Lawr•e andan lnter,larenoe _\>eat~- (0-3). · HR~ Copoda Mlrlon ~·· lt>rlngfleld South :,4·"''', ., ' · ,. · (4tli), McCerver (111). and dolend!ng chanu>lonSandusky :.;:·N olher Tornado talllcwe In the fourth, one In tho IUib and . American Laa4\le woun4 "' In a tie lor the chamon an· .,..r andalilo tnOiher during t!t'..QVenth. Ch~Oj\p!_'' . 0\!J .OOQ.,... .3 ~~9 pelnts ... h In the > IIi liWr-a.~~ ''"'; ~11101...,_ biU,IJaMIJI. ~',;..-. · ',., · · ~~ · · · ' · . •liel4~aralno •.art. •. · · lion to llio llbo\'emontloood,llOre JCi.J, ·Locker .; 6), Wood (8) · ·storm and temPeroturel In the ~"'lloll'lllllille wtarttd onlbe hU1 a by Stewart in the ftr•4 a and Joseph Bill; Bociwell, Miller middle 40s. Meet officials 11.fD•·tho llil;l Counliano, worked double by Tom Dtddleln the lOY. (7) Perranoskl (ll) and Rooe- nail¥ determined· the chanu>ioo>o , .J·mi.W lnnlnrlo no rlilmcl enth and I single by Rook Crow WP- John (I-ll). LP.,shiP with a flip ol the coin, which .... ·ll*arl In the lblrd ~then Ill the llf1b, B9awel1 (2-1). HR-Davll (2nd) went In lavorol~rlnglleldSOuth. .~ C"JO ... k·1D lbl II!OIIIId By Inning&: Detroit 000 000 001).;.. 0 3 0 . 1t , t .~ lloulblflll/~lohc;t Glouo~ ~ 21.q 1-119 2' New York . IOO 101 20x- 58 2 REPLACES ELLIS .'·. . llirtt;· ·~ 10 'illd hit SoutherD OOUOO 0- 47 8 WIICIOII, IIJIIer (8) and FreeCOVINGTON, K,y,(UPO-Fred ~pro. ...,.~ ~ (WP) and Wlmor, B. han· StotUemyre (3-1} and Moovos, former basketball star ::,"' ~ ',~htcl llio ~ tor Diddle (LP) and Sttnrt 00, B. Glbbo. LP.:_ WIIIDn (2~). HRlor the Unlverslcy of Cincinnati, Glquoier, ll1'lklng oil! • ancl Diddle (1) and Lowrence, ManUe (3rd) has been named to rl!>lace COach '< .waJ!dtw !he. ' Uni>lres - D. Wolfe and Mike Bolloll 000 2IO 1112- 6 8 2 Tom EUls at Covington Holmes '• , ~ ..,. two l'1llll In the lhle. Belli ooa ooo ooo.- 3 & 2 Hlah school. Elloworlb, Slallge (4) and E. . EUls left to dovote full time 0tl(ll; ~~~~-In tho lblr4, tiro • ' ' · ..' - ~ . IIA>wardi B. llqwerd, Richert to the dulieo ofathlelic director '. ;. ' ,. · · and WPand to ploD a new cleywlde foot. Box Sco~~·,' ;. : . .. t ·' (' WABAIIA G. Silk, 2b lloach,2b G. CJ¥1c; .... )(. &Uib, fib • 1965 IIY~nl"--------------Niw $95 CUO, blue, 3 speed, Sport 50CC. Book Price 1145 J ·'~,: '",l' .. ''~., ' - j, ,... ••. :,· Qur p're,.nt 'lOt Is to now a.nd us,cj' · to tour · ., . ";:•l'olirtll • Motor Scooter, beige, 2 speed, ru·ns and looka very good. Regular blue book price $~50.00 1965 - · · ''· 'I!AC.m: ;! The GioUo"r TomciiS aoored all-4 triumph over (Pll~tt.' -- .' f gave walks and laMed Grlnotead, Klllcalcl, 2b lb 33 01 02 10. · up , KYGER CREEK AB R H S. Bronks, 3b 3 0 I P•. - e . 21> 5 1 3 Lowery, sa 3 0 o R, Mocdy, 11 , 2 0 0 Stover, c 3 0 I T. CoOper, cf 2 1 1 R. 'Brooks, p 3 0 2 R. QJ!IIm, rr 3 2 o TOTALS 27 3 8 D. Jividen, cf 4 I 2 Batteries: ill'C!Or Creek - J. Rothgeb (WP) and c. ()leon; Al- I 'fmt bike , 2 speed, regular blue book price $170.00 t Cooper wauale.., alleld- ' Jiy110J1, lb 'lllomoo, sa ~ c tllo Bobeata. He allowed~~ u. lllrst, 3b hila, welked !,.o "\'d &tnlck oot H. Harmon, 3b ob:. Clifford 'Queen waa bollincl TOTALS tile plate,. , , ALEXANDEII Rot! Bi'lxlks !f'!l1l all the Wlf Walle, If for Alexand~r, aUowlngninablts, C-r; cf t. . .'us ter -0'/)S. ·~ match of the yeor by one •!J'Oke; and JWihid .~ddcf ~ GAHS In the 1968tllul'llllll8ll Plcturtd lbovo w(lb ~b ·iia& · . do ore Chuck Keller,Grea Pooton, Ricblrd .lalinbl-and ~;. Ellis. ()lax TlWCII.Y photo.) : , ·. I .~Ll NEW,, Gnd ./' Lineseores :Jhern ' · 11 4 .;:,Oltt· 1966 lllrlty lnNsot__________ . . $145 S90, black, •• 4.,- ..Q !:andy red, chrome fenders, 4 speed 050CC, sharp as a tack, and runs exeellen~ regular blue book price $925.00. · ,to'!IO Sport1, red, saddle bags, mirror, very nice \b~ lor tile a>JI_ ~t Rotbieb, afhiir\om, [), Shinn, •Hf.9 T. Howard, 11>1> II.. Haley, cf B. Clark, If II.. lallth, ~ll~rf 1967 ......kl-------------Niw $795 eai:b ;,.. 1.J r j,; ~ ' ' ·:~ ·"l · osrood on flnlnl:lll tarQia aew beld cOii:h ~IIPite thellet ' ::tita·'>llever did &IQ' JOio I &1IIJ there were lDIQJ more thlnga to GALLIPOLIS - 5oulhwoal8m Southwestern' a next 4Jilpanent COich Steve StilesHIBblanders : , _ to• talk wllb them lbfl\Jt Ill scittle4. A,pparentl,y JscCll>lecl o1 Gallla CGomty edpcl til& Olk will bl SOUih Webster Bloom, jumped oo tile Oaks' starting ~~~•ISiantol 'r~rultlntt and other tllo .• )oh· while lljW over AI- run ,Oika 4-3 . ~ 1 team that drew a bye In the pitcher, Jod7 Eversol~, lor three ~·l!l~J*'O:: I •novor IC<tll>led II!.• toona, ~a. , . ·· at Olk HJU to ,.mnce to ·11"· first round Frldlf. Tho Soollb- runs In the ftrstlming. South,~., · • • ' . · "Tb!lthlnghU""'JWbWbltdall ...,U - ftnaii·JII:. 1110 Clasa ~ ·westem.J31oompmewlllblpllf- western added llslnsurancerun . ;!i<:~obn Pow\ellj•ln Ullotant at alii of PrQPOi'\Jon, J l~ll··dld <)SO<tlonal baNtioli 'ilJilmAmCJI!!. ed MaldiiY April 29 at South· In the llflll. ;,fliconlln IIIICier beld <OICbJollll ' nOI *'C!l't lbo Job ialt Wo6ie.. . \· western. The Olka gottworunslnthebot.. ;,i,ftiekaoo;.whc> resi8Decl t o - dlf," he &lid/ · · tom of the fourth Inning and me •Prol... lonal -llloketball ~ llalchi·p;. built f\rm7balke>o 1n thellottotjl or the sixth. Bels.,.~llrllllvl! ' rwo, wu flnall,- ·J>oll ~ · nlpootllblllll' In three . • ~ (14 lmlnpJ den rottred the side in tho sev.i.....,.,u..,wl1Co~lnj0b.i1ol'u 101&0111. His w~U. dlacjpllnecl Nallmal League • Cle 002 010 010 000 00- t12 2enth, as Mike Boggs grounded . ·ifito.lllllotlc board' a No. hll>lce lqUICI led tho nitlon 1n defmae HooBIOII 020 000 000- 2-4~ Wallh 100 001,101 000 01- 5 10 I out and Dive Brisker and Lar·~·Kntpt. . - durlnr jbe pllt 1011011, :lfldlns Chlcaao 200 000 001- 3~~ Siebert, Flllher ts) Kurtz (10), ey Howard fanned. ~~·~· It was lliU@jl to tum ' 411 . . . . of 58 pelutS a game. Dierker (1-3) and KiQ; Gramly (13) and Sims; BortalJody Everoole went the dls}lioia.lho11ob,•Kalihtlold;"'flll , The~· C<JI1IPilocl a 2M •Rando (1.:) ina Hundley. Hft.... na, Boaman (4), Donoll)' (6), tancefor~~eOaksllmltlngSOUihr.;~i - - IIIJing rec~ \hll,•ljllaon andPia¥ad 1n AeprOmonle, !lou- (Ill) 0111 Knowleo (7), Blldwl (8), western to three hits, a double '~cUl! •pealtlon i!Jada ll!>fo.. ,the Nlllooal lnvltatiDn To.....,. lm. · Higgins (10) and C&aanova. WP bJ curt Beladen and singles by '~i$a ., n$ilotll~ I ' fillt ,..,.. -!llanl at.Jfadllon Square Garda!! New York . 000 ·DID 000-l.e.:l - lllgglna (2.1). Lf- GI'O.II\IJ (0- Charles Beman and Dive Beaver. ~!bef!j... loccoPitd. ·., . .. .Cln ·' 201 000 oox- 3-11-1 1). HRS- Valenline (Ill), Hor- Eversole walked three and struck : >'i::~ ; .... . . .. s.;aver, Ttcyldr (8) and Grace; ' ton (3rtl), lloward (4th). out •even. ·,t'', •·. . Arrllo, AiJerllaley (8) and Oak 120 400 001- 812 2 EversoloondLarcyDavlseach 003 ooo DID- 4 6 2 collected two hits In lllree trips ~~·lo ' ,Benth. WP-'Arrlao (1~. LP- Calif Solver (l-1). Odom, Akor (9) and Lache- to pace the Oaks. Eacb had a "" ,, ' . . . . - ,. . , Phil 010 000 000-1- IJ-3mann; Burgmelor, Locke (6), double and Mike Boggo had a . ' .AIIonta . 001 oOo llx• 3-li~ ·Ellis (9) and Rodgers. WPtriple. _Q ~ ·· ·.. L. JackiOD, St0rt '( 7),Farrell , qdOm {2-1}. LP-Burgmeier (0Baisden went the route for ~ (8) arid Dalrylnplo; Jfl'!ll (1.:) 2). HRS-Miru:her (1st), Jack- the !U~Iandors. He gave up six ,; ' J: Special "Must Sell" S•le ot Rowllngo Honda. We have about a d - cydw In s1octc and wauld llko to mob room for our new Honda Cyclw u we on cramped for •poco. H.,. .,. a few eumplw i of &0¥1nas on theM UMd Blket. ~- '~ . ' rll),\:.'\•' . hl , d On k !:'~~-=a:.. ::::"u.! llig an . ers st 0 a s, 4- 3 r--------- 67 Catalina•••••.$2, 795. _~~~ Nil!,;·~~~·:~; u.',llc . ·' · tt .s ~ ~. ~ ·~ Wl~s· K¥Pi- c...O~;Bolil:,. .llxtli to eunch tile wlo.' ,1 .. ' . , tori.. .,.;,.,.. hai! two''dolibleo, T. . ' c&Ji1fel~teit 11\e·Aiexanc~ot ~i' "' ,ller\l Harmoa .opeoecl the ·ill'- Al~r'ol1!11J extra buo hlto. E. ' ~ 64 ;i'!'ldY .~ cit ser· C~k 'llillt with a lllillo. Joll Rotj1geb '!«rt the route lor c. erTop · ··l(tgorCrll!>khltterowere tor .·tllriit ·lni,ji/ll'·. at 'pli,t Jllil Perey li'eGbe,lbl"oe'lor f!ve, illd K¥ser. ~k came baCk . wllh. Dove Jividen, two f!>r four. Jl·' ... · (' , •. ,'· .. runo In ttie fourth and llftb to vldeoHada-le,K,ygercreek'a K!dihl. at :n cine Of the cllll!>~~ : -the CCl01113-3. only extra baae hit. :ounsest hlid coilchoo;'. . . ol!tct.lo Tbo Bobcat• teecl.ofl on bli Rot! Brmkl and Kincaid were fl'lim ' his 1Mmie at Welt , .~od. his IIIPOhltmlllt ~ I tho Wl..,onsln ........,., th~. tiokh. "Whoa I ·IIITivecl ~ • I I · •,'1 ;7~;~iiJ.\.~~~~~~:]~~~;~ . ~: _u.....,.r lor:.the ........ . WC!!< . ~· ·~11~ · ~,, SUFFER FIRSr !EFEAT - Logan's Poweri'Ul Chleltabjs cNTled a 13-0-1 season mark into Friday's ninth annual SEOAL svlf tournament, but the charges ol Bob Nardo !ailed to unGAHS IIIOigue golf ChOD1'1ons. The Chleltains lost theJr first 'I I ' !ll 'ts4~~~~ 1 ' Jlyldlla -· I1 ~ ilir· Gt.tiw Eistem-Soull!em Lo. or's choice and,llliD Qlllleo :no eel ~ Wiomo~ · at ill'~r . lifo !!" an error. Ill~ .Crook. ·, The. Bobealif lint 1iow am.t.d scoring- and 1Cool>- . E ·•', GAUmLIS - ~b JOI\a. lici.J!rool<; In ll•f·~ 'Or ' t•h e 1 '11ie Bobcata -lll<iit .thiwln- Tom bole•, .,.. stroke. - d o1 LopD, with a 306. . . The win gave Gallll>olia Ita llfth oonoecutl.. SEOAL Ch-lonaldil ond o!xlb SEOAL ll!llnPiooaldiJ in nina ,._.,, Athena wOn in 1960-61, GalliPoliS in 1962, and Logan in 1963. Greg Smith, the Blue Devils' No. 2 man, shot a 12 to tie GALLIPOLIS B<lb Priddy ol Melp, wbo bad 39-40-79 Bruce Harrold 72, lor medalist bcnors ol the ~72 Greg &nlth tournament. Smith toured the 38-33-76 first nine holes In 36 and ,q,ll- Mike Corbin 40-33-78 cated that feat on the seccxad Beep Matthew• 153-152-305 TOTALS nllle. Prfd<IY had a OIIHVIr-jllll' LOGAN 35 oo the llrst nine and carded 38-37-75 Chuck Keller a 39 oo thellnal round. 38-33-76 Gary Murr111 ol Jackson had Greg PoBIOII 40-39-79 Richerd Jdmsoo 38-36 to llnlsh third with a 74. 37-39-76 Tim Ellll Chuek Keller ot Loganwasfourth 153 153 308 with 38-37 lor 75. Tied lor llflll TOTALS MEIGS was Mike COrbin, the Blue Devils' 39-1~2 BUl Hackett No. 3 man, with 38-36 lor 76, 42-40.!12 Pal Slol')' and Tim Ellil ol Logan, 37-39 42-40-112 Jim Ander..., lor a 76. 35-37-72 Go!UjiOIIo and LOgan were lied Bob Priddy 158-160-318 TOTALS 153-153 alter thellrstnineholes. A'111ENS The noon.ume standings dlclo't 39-33-77 chup. Meigs waa third with 318, Roger Blldorf 39-40-79 just 13 - • • oil the winnln8 Demli39-38-77 Pat 51111 46-43-119 Athans was lourlh with 322, Brian Reed 163-159-322 loUowecl by Jscksoo, with 337, TOTALS JACKSON - · with 349 and Wellstoo, 38-36-74 G&l')' Murrey with 387. 44-43-117 Golllpolls COich John Mllboon Gal')' Keller 45-14-119 oxproaaed bla thllllks to M r s. Steve Grant 45-42-117 John Uoyd Rldt.rd C. Roderick, ·Mrs. 172-165-337 Vlllilbl &nlth, MrL Lawson Som- TOTALS IRONTON mer, Tom Jonaa and Rtl1 Clarh 42-44-116 Tom crance for aer>!D'i hlllch at nooo to the 41-14-115 Bob AllderBIII taama at the ~llpolls go I f 49-41-110 Jeff Click course.club house. 48-40-119 The Bluo Devils will' travel to RanciY Pembortxln 180-169-349 TOTALS Barboursville for a maldt MQnWELLSTON daY. Meigs Local comes to Gal46-17.83 llpqlla m Tueodal', and the Blue TIJa TrtPett 43-15-118 Tom Trlplott o travel to WellBIOIIon Wed~ 46-45-91 Jim lmydor odal'r •'llle Blue .Devlla - · Bill Vlcaro JackiCXI 11011 Friday. ...., Here are 1he score• ot the TOTALS lll68 SEOAL Tournament: ! ·.~»~u ' Al~i{i!l• wlli' tllo . . . ....-1 Peitr!!,eobealnilec!I<Ol'lnli/11"• • of a,.; 1iOrlh Cla.• s A se.ll,oiial. moo~ 1wltll 11\e lle.brealdn8 rim. GALLIPOUS - llllthewo, No. 4 man on U..lliue llo.tJ aolf ~ sonk a2o.footputl on the 18111 bole to .... GIIJipoll•the 1968 SOuthe..tern Ohio Atllledc ll!llnPionslljp Millo GaUjpolll golf eourae. ' i:-, . ~- ~ r', I ·-~-....,.__~ ' . r--- ·:----.. .. ·-·---·· ••••;,.. ~ . .,.~;("''·--~" ' · �' The."New in F..,.ung ~blppt~F.•_ ~~~ JIY C. & BUJIFIIR 'I ,, ~ """" .~oiltilt• )\ ' ';)':~~; e ~)\ie-ni c;.ym~ID ~<J{ ~ ''' T!tfr . ~ ua~ dltl!led lilto >ciiPtb; 'lllree, . . . ., fl!ll f!Ptwlll u > s" Jn ""'',..,. ~-j>-- sell Jll!li)' Pl/oruo ""• 1!1' ~-~ ~ •w'lnl fllllil~l ore,~ C!Oll 4tii4•• b4fi .JB tO bll!lfJI!o; • , - wn• ~ ~l'tJ,·•~ ~~ ~ ' ,, I ;~IC•1~ Co=• ~~~. HcOb~,~nilcfOo, lni"!! • avo!!~!~ ,to 111&* ~ 1 10 hCQrr~ !~, ltlil~, , . tloh~ ·-., . tlled· ~ ~~y - , • ~ .,llltrilaia.T~"'"'""-"·nutr'""'".l •lanla,trom ~~'dPindi ' $10(1deaclno• to~;:;:itl/8'""'"~ .,. ~ ""-L ' ~:'Mill~ · fii'Dil!!'f~1 atit iQll W are ~oo:;.;horu;rn;· ~ thi !*ODIPoa!¥ of lkoD. , tiliO' .illus ~ IOJ;~~, · r,i: ,f, 1 1iiii'~at'loY4 ~ 11011 Gi\l.liPOLIS - The steam- Plli\Y for a big ,PI'ice. The ~­ tile late Simator llri!CB wllom we boat City of Parkersburg earn- porter hao been delivered to her """" b....il deliver an oiOCJiont ·1 of tile ElllerDJ ed the title or UJonabu 50 years new owner111 ~ Laulaville. Tow .. addreos in tile chapel at a.to 'sic an1, of ~. illago when she was sold several boats are Jn JHBl demand, IllY& Wellleyan VnlversU;y, As a builder llld deslsner of IICIUhoed extenilve plans lor WI;~ times wltll each new owner sui- Captain John F. Klein, tile oteamauccellllll Plttl!borgli towboato, promlsea,Jo ~ one 'jll Ilia fering a substantial loss on his boat broker. deal. The boat had been laid up Four new steel towboats are Captain foiOl' has not an OQIIJ! F Cbarolals tvents for' ·1968. ~ 2f I!W'ka tile ~ bf several months in the mouth oC to be built by the Bees Co. at In the country, He Is rna- of the Kanawha !liver at pt_ Pleas- Pittsburgh tor the CarnetgeSeel tran..,...tatlon of tile Diamond 111li110tlonal ~event, whllih ant. Co, One boat bas been COII!IIlet- Cosl Co., ard came to Pl. Pleas- will beheld at cooper Arena, ClliO The 5tory is told in the River ed ltnd a aecond one Is now un- ant witll Captain Clark to look State Falr8J'C>Qids. A 111\i!cllll r News or the Ga!Upolis D a I J y der construction. The Rees co. over some machinery he I.e hav- I' -" Tribune Here is that stcry and would take on more work but ing built by 111o Marietta M1111.1 • several other interesting items the war has taken many oC their utacturlng Co. lor the A, R. or area River News: best mechanics. P<laey tells •s that Mayor Hennon has been ten, towboat Sam Barnllm APRIL 26, 1918- ACCORDING dered by a-se Bays, adminls- bls to Captain John F. Klein's story trator or the estate ot Ute late nearing completion will be the told at Pl. Pleasant, the "Jonah'' captaln WUUam Bay, a check best he has ever turned out. • steamboat Clcy of Parkersburg for $1,600 In lUll aettlemant of n.e Barnum w~n have the cotewas an expens1ve proposition for all back wharfage claims of the brated Posey rudders and an lee .. an who came in contact with her. city. Mayor Hannon will take breaking head. He llleted lllat BY DONALD GILIWIJN Captain Ralph EmerliOII, John tile cheek belorellleflllaneecom- compound oondanlllng macblnecy SOU Conservalim Service W. Hubbard, Orville Noli and mittee o1 tile Ironton city coon- Is tile only power to install on a MaDJ County WUUam Raike, the Junkman, are cU for their acceJJt,ance or re- towboat. PT, PLEASANT - Colwnbus Clptaln Posey W"dS born in hardeat hit and from Captain jection or the compromise. The Runion. whose farm Ia located Kieln's story to Ed Berridge total amount claimed by tile city Maryland and raised at Parker ... near Yauger School off Rt. 35, and published in the Pt. Pleas- 11 between $3,000 and $4,000, but burg and Belpre. 1111 rlrst boatcompleted a spring develOJ)ant Register, Hubbard succeed- on the bulk of this the court de. ing was as an engineer on 1he ment last week. The delllgn for ed In trimming Raike. clded lD favor of Captain Bay. old pa•ket sally Conper but his oprlng' development was tills brain was too big to hold In a BUt Hubbard was the heaviest rilade with tile assistance of Denof all losers as he never got APRIL 24, 1918 - THE Louis- small Job. ver Yoho of USDA Soil Conback one-tenth or what he invest- ville-Cincinnati packet Kentueky He sa,ys the best boat he ever ed In tile Pa1 kersburg. Captain was blown into the bank and a- built was the Volcano now oper- servatloD Service. Runion used circular lrool:fl Emer80!1 is said to be out $9,- gainst a tree, knocking down ating in tile Pittsburgli pool. Clark forms to pour a cmcrete trough 000 in the Parkersburg deal. one or her chimneys and smash. told us that Posey, who was not which will hold aJll)I'OxloThl.tely The Parkersburg deal would put ing In her guardo on one side an ice water engineer, is 11te 500 pllona of water. a horse trader to shame, it "as during a storm last week. Re- on1y man who ever defied a U. reported. pairs were made at ClnciMati. S, Supervisir.g Inspector, but latWE RECENTLY ASSISTED R, John W. Hubbard, not a pracThe amali packet Bay Qieen er made an apology for the ac- C, Ellla with development of a tical steamboat man, who pur- of Ironton bas taken the place tion. conservation farm plan. Thefarm chased the Queen City, Kanawha, or the big sideWheeler Kate Adis located on Mt. Union Ridge a. VIrginia and Otller boats in tile ams ln the Memphis-Rosedale ~PHIL 27, 1918 - CAPTAIN Pittsburgh trade a few years lrade. The Kate Adams has been Tom Clark, machinery expert bout H~ miles off the Jerry's ago, is said to be a. heavy loser out higll and dl')' on a sand bar or Pittsburgh, says tllat packet Run Road Ellls lives in st. Albans and In tile boating game. for one year, with no prospect building may come again with purdlased this farm to provide llllbbard Is reported to be very Of getting her back in the river steel boats and compound cona place where he and hts fam"ealthy and from rep>rts he has anywltr)'a soon. The Ooods or the densing machinery. h is said Uy c:an eRJDY hunting and r&enot had OliOUl!b or tile boating past winter !ailed to noat t h e that capitllllsts are ready to InreatiM. ramo. Hubbard is said to have stranded packet. vest in packet boats when the imPlans call for construction of bouiflt Commodore Laidley's inprovements of the Ohio River are a farm pond which will be etockterest In the Cinclnnati-LoliisAPRIL 26, 1918 - CAPTAIN completed by the lock and dam ed witll !Ish. A W"•lertng trough vtUe Line, where he hopes to Tom Clark, head or the Marine system now bemg constructed by will be built to provide water r~ate his former losses. Manufacturing and &I!IPIY Co., the government. The proposed new Clncinnatl~ for several head of cattle which Plttsburgli, and Captain c. w. APRIL 22, 1918 - THE SaJ. POsey, nnled colored steamboat Huntington llne of packet boats Ellis plans to bring to tlleft~m 11 Marmet• a COIIIp!lUDd macijjp- ~ alao ol Plttsbergli, w e r e will not becopie a· r~!l.JILII!IIil , in the future. A program of lhnery will be ehanPd to elcap. prominent GaiUpolls vloltors tile l<><ks ai.d 1dl.mJ \~e~m!l lAjJ anf,.iftnottlfotatiort-'. (II'Ht'f.' 1ft':!' lD lllroosh tile chlmneys by tho Thurlida,)' and called on Captain pleted Clncinnatl businessmen res or pasture Is alao plaMed. To inerease the wfldJlre poplfarietta Manufacturing co., Pt. Ira B. Huntington. have refused to come across ulation on the farm . a neJd borPleasant. The plant Is bulidlng Clark Js at the head or one of wltll tile $100, ooo allotted and der of autumn olive and -chi .. lftl(nea for ocean going vessels; the best known marine firms in expected from them, and as arenese chestnut will be planted also several sets or compound the country and a& a story tell. sult, the Huntington promoters of between the pasture fteld and condeolllng engines fl>r steam- er, be Is a ,past master to the the new line are said to be very a wooded area. Two quarter acre boats. art. this Captain PoiOJ' ean at- sore. Huntington was ready to wildlife fond plots will be """' The lbllbnat M. D. Wayman hae test to. Captain P<loey Is a col- come up with her share ot $20,. each spring to provide addlllonbeen sold to a Pittsburgh com- ored man who much resembles 000 ai wildlife food. ma- ""'rtl - · ,./-'1111:, ', ,I lo . J-ere• ' · eauid . ' 2,808 Pound& In 11166. h wu, twevu, lllove 1986's average )'l~re of 2,192 pounds 10' 226 pauodo. ' l'h miles east of Arbuck\i oo 13 Mile Creek. This year Priddy plana•to develop a aprlng and bulld'a !arm pond. Hn also plans a harvest cutting of about 40 acres (l( hardwood timber. '11\1~ euttlng will be rilade aceord!ng to tile rllCOIIImondatlons of JohnnY Loooey, Service· Forester with tile llepartm<·nt of Natural Rasources. last year Mr. and Mrs. Priddy planted a mixlure of white and Scotch pine on a half acre lot near the house. 'llleae tree.t~ will be pruned and will be sold for Chrl stmas trees when tlley reach marketable size. They plan to plant an addidonal hai!.aere with pine Cor <."hristmas trees In the ncar future WASIIINGTON (IJPl) - A man llllnking of taldng up farmIna llleoe days neods enou8)i "'"" to rob a bank and almost _,llll money to start one, aeCOI'dlng to Rep. Jande K. Whit- tea, D~Miu. Whitten, chairman of a Houoe A!ll>roprlatlons subcommittee hllldUDg funds tor tarm proJI'OIIIS, ssld in hearingo published toda,y that this ia one reason there are so few rarmera lett. uRUral dtizens who are DOt lll'mers are far more DUIIl8l'OUI thin those living in rural areu Who farm," sald Whitten. ,.~ere are few tanners left. It takes about $70,000 or more 1n capital on the average to rarm. 1bey have to have not only cap.. !tal, but business knowledge and knowledge or domeBtlc and foreign affairs. To farm It takes al_most enoush money to estab11111 a bank, and enougb nerve 1o rob a bank " Whitten said aU Americans ltiauld be concerned. Record Income i'lbe Agriculture Department hfportl record farm ineome marketing milk aac1 in 1967, dflspite a "deIn the number of milk and a lailoll in total pro- ' ~~~e•ro were paid a record billion, a 4 per cent pin WARD ASSIGNED KNOX, K,y , - Ar1111' PriJarnes E. Ward is auienCom!lii\Y B, l9tl1 Battaltoa, Brl~o. here Ia tile United Training Center, (USATCA) lor furlhar Pvt. Ward la tile .., Mrs. Bernard Ward, over the previous record set ln 1966, acoordlng to tile department Five states acrounted for 44 per cent ol the national in~ COLUMBUS - A varlat.v of conwlslms and )NIJ'al,ysea known as tetany la' beeomlngmorewldeaproad llld aertouo In tile Eastom and Soothes-. ...mles ot Ohio, report~ Richard 0. Smith, Extension animal science speclallot at The Clilo Slate Unlverlllty. Grass tetany is aeeompaniecl by low magnelllum l~vals In tile blood serum, The dellclency most common~¥ OCQ.IJ'S 1n cows when tliey are first turned on posture [ RIVER NEWS JAMES DURST, JR., of J>oca, recently became a ~rator with the Western Soil Coiiie_rva. tlon !~strict. Durst purehaaed a 110-acrc farm on the Leon Baden Road near !ililoh Chureb. His main interests are pasture development and constro<Uon of a farm pond. ' come total: Wisconsin, N e w York, California, Minnesota and PenDsylvania, ln order. Sooth Atiantle States had average pins of 8 per cent over 1966 lor lila greatest regional inereaH. The beavy mUk prOduction state• had average pino of about 3 per cent. The record caab. receipts came 4lrlng a year when the number ol milk cow on the form filii to 13.5 million llld pJ'Oib:tloo IIIIJped about half a the ae blnod marketing (l( milk and cream averasect ~.06 a hundredwelglit In 1116'1, compared wllll ~.84 lD 1966. Record &rala haneata were reporled In welllern Aola and Africa Jaat )'ear, according to tile department. The U n I t e d Arab Republic, usually tile largest U.S. IP'aln Importer In tile area hao clamped a complete boyoott on American - 111'01111 IIEND&IISON ASSIGNED FT. KNOX, K,y, - Army Pr!. veto Slapben K, _ . . , Is aolllll>ed to Compollf B, 19th Batlallon, 5111 Brlpcle, here In the Ui1lted 'State• Arllll' Training Cenl4r, Armor CUSATCA) for mon training. ilondprDJ Iaiiie .0. (l( Jolr. and Jolh. CIUI<in G. 1!411doriCIII, 4e lJIIcoln 81. GoJ • .llJIIillt. ' roy-Mason, 22.05; lnnton, 2.58 fllllDe; Kanawha Falls, 6.60 stat.; Cbarieotob, 16.63 felling. J.ol)o <1>n, running 1.25 feet of rollers; Marmet, running •75 of a foot; and Wlnlleld, runntnr 3 feat. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- Jeiiii- Zllll!£l' 4!"" 12:10 a.m.; EJger· o!M .down 12:55 a.ll).; Robert •c. Wut ilown 2:10 o.m.; Prm. ailel'!>nutrtent• are biliool,: 0!), ehlorlne (CI), eopptr (C),~,Iron (Fe), lllllll!ane&O (Join), moijl,de. Cli>)," and llac ~n). When oJI8 or mo.., of these elfllllllll becomea llmlllns. tile ~ yield o~ a Cr<IP mq be ~ed by 50 percent 11\lbeUt Ill!' -rmli appear...Ca.' 1n Other cuP, ' tile oymptom of a DUtrlent dollcloney mill' - a r wldloiit sertoual,y allectlng yield. Most field ~@s sbould be dark !ll'een in color during tile ..... lltlve growth Period. When tltey develop some color other than 11foen, IIOiltlve B!fps should be token to dotei'JII!pe the ~ausa. Most nltrOsen Is In the ori!OD' ic ll'actlon of sella. lllnorli IOU m~ contalll one to tllree 1ons of toto! nitrogen per acre loot of - In tllo aprlnc but may oceur lllree parts (by welgb\) ol IIQ- while still being led hiQ' during late winter and apring. Early S)'lllploms are characterized by a ctull appearance and lou o1 ~to In oows. They often walk stiff, wltll vel')' little !lalCib!Uty In llleir hind legs, giving 4he Impression tllat tile animals are stagering, Ia later itages the animal1 become nervous or wild, W'lnate freQuently, and may have dlarmea. The coW' a head may be tllrown back, and viol91lt contractions or tile leg• and tall ma,y oceur. Toward tile end, animals will set down, have eonvul slons and dle ohortJy after, During tile,. latter st.>ges animals may be found l~ against fences or feedera, and when down ma,y try to rl,. and fall back. They freQuently set ovar on lllelr lllde or back and are unable to get Into tile normal lying position. It a cow is down and rtear deelll tile best treatment Is to have 250 cc of calclwn-magnesl:im giiiO- bUt!ojed tntnvanously by ywr veterlharlan, says Smllll. 1 As a preventatlw measure for the other animals In a berd IIid ' ., _ . , . •., ,JOII o... molasses, two parte maa- ., •~ loll PH, moiotur" ..-1 ..,rldfaA a«oet the seU N • - ivlllable toplant&. When sells 111'1 WUIII, moll!, Mil well aeralld, o,...... DIIUOt 11 -.. _ . a d and lnorgoole (Avll],. able) N 11 reloooo,d. Cntla ~ Ins on orpule sell~ .~ ~ OJIOollllf to ~· thjl ~ Dl Sllllllemental N l'~ for the aome c@s ~ 011 mineral lolls. , • ' auo soU• eontatn 500'to f,soo lJQUDds ol total P 1!8r krt, but 111011 (l( tbla Is In 1 -~· !oral. Most soUi Contain le&S then 50 pounds or avallible P par acre. Very Jarae IIIIOIIIIIB (20,000 to 40,000 110unds per acre> of K are fowld In au acre furrow aUce of the lOlli hoWever, moat ot tbl.s K Is not rtadlly OYelilblo to plants, Ont, alowlwadredpOunda of K tter acre m., exist In the exehangeeble (aVIIIable) form. Fellure to IIA'll N!lcient K may result In lower en:o yields and a deereaaed quality oferoPS. Broadeost II>Piicottonsofptoo- ~ -'PbO'I!~ * ·~'*' 1,~'ro.!!I;Altilhfp,..;,,_. the sell With Hill(~• oxc~ by ._YII> tD har..ad cnjps or by eros.., of the soiL P.otaao olllm aloo can be owred In ""'" 1011• wlihout Hl'louo 'loss !rom ' l...,hllw; hOI!ever, It ' IIIQ be lost II' 1-!dnl from ..... o... pnlc, or •tn>llll1 acid soUl. Plowq !Iowa broadcast tertillzar ptl It del(>er iii the sell 1'(bOA there mil,)' be 11101'8 llllll.. ture In I dl')' ;rear. Fertilizer , Wbicb II dlsked bl mq be In a dl')' liOrllon (l( tbo soU above the · and phosphorus source because 25 MODELS TO PICK FROM ' HOMKO,· MOWERS $~Now , At LlnCimlltcll ,________ t 65 Cadillic C•l•l• 4 Dr. Sedan .. $3100 Full power•eq~lpmenl, radio, tinted llfasa. wl•ll" I !I' Why do I <ires, Climate Control Alr>londillonlng, gre~ wllh I 1 • beautiful grey interior. ----------·---2-62 Wlllla " " " .. ' coupe. I " .... $12t5 One 4 door H.T., I B'ol!! lrilh radla, Un14Mt llul and atr-condtllonllle. . AVAilABLE ' GMAC FINANCING &VANZANDt MOTOR SALE's OPEN EVES. TIL 8:00 992-5342 POMEROY -t ""dod mw dllJ.,.. .. ' ..·. ' For Extra Spcd1l Pricet an Allit-Ch•lmen 302and303 JAIERS New 27 Beier gives you high capscity with quality to match I PnCOI Aft At An Attn-Low On H4n'• liiOlW CIPICIIJ far your money thin lilY bolltr In tl)t14.. 1 11" bile clau-pluslhe eolld quality you'll lind In lllllriH bllltl. VIIUe-iiiCked fMtuNI Include 1 - •.elllvl Shuttle-Glide feed thlt really keepl ltly mowina, but mowln& pntlr. A he1vy4lty power 77GRakesTool • CHICK THE NIW ALLIS CHALMIIS - I U WHILI YOU'IIE THEil train lltd the flllloul IH knotttr-wlth flllt-lstinl. _ , l'llludlnc cltrome-plawd tylnc p1rts thlt tie • 17 percent ltnlnpr 1tno1. l'tckUp liip clutclt n etandard equipment_ n •• • M1 TMn a • na au• fiiWit • Stop..,.. S.. "fAA• : WILLIAMSON Toay If •' .. ' ' M.IGS EQUIPMENT CO. R•r Motet O....t HDOpltal PH. 992-2176' FAIM UPLY · POMEROY TURF TRIM ROTARY MOWERS Avaltabfe·with 31> hp Briggs & Stratton motors. Has f1ngert1p control&, airlift sue· tion blade that raises ~rasS for cuttmJ. Rei mforced deck IS 14' ga. steel, blade has circular housing to keep grass from catctung. Full year wa'rrant)' for detect1ve parts and workman· s~ip. .95 Eas1er to operate beeause 93% of the we1ght IS concentrltect on the tines where 1t w1ll do the most Jood for "dll· gin' m" Wheels easilY removed without tools for tlllifl8 hard packed or lfeOSY so11. Depth liar also .nstan!ly ad{ustal!fe. 20" 3 H.P. BrillllS & ~b:tlton eng1ne. 12' Hahn tmes. · ·-··~ .........Oditlcxi. , ''Ma" Wllllemson \'' . ·"-- . .. Ru Jjktormlck lolfl~naiio .· It !p vei'Yitipprlont then thit tarmero dotermlao tho1r 71eld ~. tile llilplh of ploioring, u well u rdn the 10U bPe ,..... bera to eo; tho IICCIII'al8 1 2-66 CddlhiC Coupt Devil,.. ..., ~200 I Aqua, I Blue with blue Interior Fall power equl~ ment, radio, tinted glaa, new w.+ w tlrea, climate control air...ndlllonlna. Real ib&rp '66, Sold aud serviced by 111. Ins tr<IP torN:--.' Plant ~ lllQ be .Wiled ~ sea of fiflll!""''- S.C.S., .(.S. C.S. per~ 01' tho CourQ Exllliaton ~ ~ wW bo ~~~to ul!lt tarmara iii deWmlnlDr ' ...:lflc l!liJ¥oes aetlve root oone. wblch IIIII,)' D»St~ealiYe>There onl,v be a imall pt, tbo n - llllliontJ, 11110unt to broadcast with some , ,-~-""!!~ll!lr.l!!-­ recommendations. If those reoommendottons are for aUt loam or elay 1011, tile broadcut P and K ml,)' be added lor a ttu.o year cropping period llld ~~~~Plied or-K:e every three yean. On the new ooil tost reeoD>o mandatlons tile farmer hP two choices. He can .w!Jr corrective tWlleallon w h I c h should be bl'OIIIcast and plowed cloWD lor row cn:os and when preparing tbo seod bed fl)r m - c@S. Establilhed meacl>ws llld pe... aelllwn oxide, and me part salt. Colla should eonsume eDousb (l( this mlxture to obtain sufficient magnesium Ieveli. A. mixture or trace mineralized salt with 14-1> per cent magnealum oxide mixed In IIIQ suffice if all ani.mals consume proper levels. II tetan,y Is a problem eaeh year during tile spring It may be desirable to start feeding trace mineralized salt containing a five per cent level of magnesium oxide trom around Januar;y 1 to June 1, advises the speclellst. Regular trace mineralized salt doesn't contaJn magnesium oxIde. A commerelal mlx1ure mlllflt become available. Otherwise, trace mineralized sslt contslntng magnesium oxide may be mixed on the farm or by your local feed IUJIPIIer• In problem areas dolomitic limestone should be used when limlqpa~s. uA generalrec. OilUJ'-"11011 . ~ ln<Judoso tbo . use ,ot bone meal as a calcium Cr~ these tetan.Y cows are cjplo il' 2:36 o.m.; Elliha Woods low iD both of tflese minerals." 111 4 a.m.; Wharton 111 6:30 o. where loss of cows has occur- says Jack H, Cline, a.to Stale "JD.; Steel CJJpper ... 9 a.m.; red, teed In tube a mixWre or professor or anintal science. El!Pren ilown !O:lOa.m.; George T. Prlee ilown 10:30 a.m. J!ANAWHA ·lliVIiR - Loi!clon, Semel 1lP $:10 ..... I Marmet, I. W, SWeet ilown 3105 Holan Z, ilown 6:30 o.m.; Winfield, H. E. Bowles 111 t:05 p, m.; 01-.. clown 4:10 p.m.; Eoaoenie •P. Jootl 111 6:25 p.m.; Fort Doortiom ..,. 8:20 p.m.; SoiVII,)' clown 2 . a.m.; Alan R. llarrW il' 3:45 o.m.; W, 1L Sbavar, Jr. 111 5:55 o.m. OIUO RIVER - lo<:k 13, na... l')' ~ .~ 8:15 p.m.; JoiiO 11011 clown 11:15 p.m.; diaries 11. .... 4:15 o.m.; v~ vo.vCOUNTY MANAOU - RICHARD N. III'HtlalT . opr clown 7:15 o.m.; HarYOl' NMIIOY, OHIO 'Jtirilan down 7:30 a.m.; lock 15, WYNm OALLIPOLII. ONIO Weatern "' 3:15 a.m.; P"'lll' ibwney Ill 5:30 a.m.; Beaver 111 5:50' a.m.; Loil~ 111, Whl,)'ao • IL il' 4:25 a.m.; LOck 18, John J. llow.. IU-3:,3& a.m.; A. v. Criss d!i;<n I!:OS,i,m.; Lock It, ~.. ;nenlmrut .. 1:45 a.m.; BrliD B. 8 Lm.; Onward ... lockl, Es10 a.m.; ·' I, . • $5100 ·----- BETZ ASSIGNED -···KNOX, K,y, -· Ar1111' Prl- Army Training Ctnter, Armor ~. IIetz is wtiJIIOCI (USATCA) for more training. c, 19th Bau,flon, 56 Bel& II tho 8011Q(Mr, and Mrs. here In tile United Slaleo Robert S. Betz, Rt. 1 Gallipolis. •• r.ot.t metaille tlnlob with blade v!JQol top, matching Interior, full JIOWtr oqul,pment, radio, tinted glaa&, new w-a-w tlre.e, comfort control ab-eoudlti!Ja. tng. Ooe owner .., c.llllac trade. Sold andaerv)cedbyuo. ' aterease Noted 1be farmer' 1 return tor com- auifur ($; ~ the Jacb01 Procl•ctlon Cretllt Asseclatlon 1967 Coddlac COupe DeYille · greater ptoduettoo per c:ow. The form vliue (l( milk produced exceeded billion. <MtiJ, Mil' a.m.; . ., hlsher praftto bi citing tile GalliPolis, 12.4 llld )6.8 running 16 feet of roll. era; Pt. Plea.sant, 25.09i Pome-- ' " The department says the Arabi! are believed to have Imported over 2 million tons of grain and IP'aln producta, wltll as much u 90 per cent of this coming from Communist eountriea. S>uth Africa conUnues to show gains in its grain production, harvesting 10 million tons or eorn last year to provide Columbus m1robnced cattle strong competition for u. s, to lhr western hemisJJhere in grains ln the Mlddle East. 149.1 l!eportlns Boord account& lor J . Jer_-;1~.,., $:40~~· IN 5Tii BRiGADF. , t'T, KNOX, K,y. - Ami¥ Private Durrell E, North Js as. algned to Company B, 19 BattalIon, 5111 Brigade, here In the United SlatesArmyTralnlngConter, Armor (IJSATCA) tor more training. North Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nnrlh, 328 JackBOD Pike, Gallipolis. poreentase point. But tile department• s Crop GAUGES - ., WE I!AVE ALSO helped John R. Priddy wltll a rovlsion of his farm plan. The rarm Ia Jo- grains. andpOiai~QO;'theaeeonda~f ~ oro calcium (Cal, -s11111 lllldlll!" SE Ohio Herds Suffering Tetany . Farming is Big Business ' Yi£Lil BIJ~ LIGJn'!!R LEXINGTON, ( 1\t'o '- ' Bul'lay ~eo Pl'llduc!UiD 'bl KeoiliiekJ 1967 avanpd 2,U8 .Potmcls per acre 011 the 154,1108.01...,.. veated - ,a tulil of 3'14,651,14S paundJ, The I ....... WII 190 lJQUDds llcbtor t11an tho raoord averaae ~re of Spring Developm·e,'nt-1 IS CompIeted On the Farm Front ' ' Lt11Y of the Land ~ eoo' .OU • • • tolle~stodtD plant "-mtoilll ore needed tOr iJU!lilliil '"'" ducdon. , illlrlng the Ia~! two IIIOalltl, fannel'l ba.. bean rec01¥1na ~se have bean Jll'OCOIIed lllroush alaber-.l')'o The !JVormatlon bu 1>!011 fed Into a eomplitir !lhich ~ out the ~~ To betitt WlllarsWid 'lbo soU tests It mlihl ~ W.U fOr ell Of ua to b&Ye a llttlo ~ UDflllo. ~ o! Plant DUtrltloa. '1'bere are 16 liements that bave been prov.. eosentlli lor tho growt)l of P!Wo. The plant c'!f11aln8 earboa, hydrogen, and o~gen from the air and water, Hence, oab' 13 liements ue ol 1nter01t u patellllal tartlllzer llllrlllllts fl>r plant growtb. These 13 elements are obtalned by tile plont from the sell, or 11101 are s!l>PiledlnfertDlzer. ,. �' The."New in F..,.ung ~blppt~F.•_ ~~~ JIY C. & BUJIFIIR 'I ,, ~ """" .~oiltilt• )\ ' ';)':~~; e ~)\ie-ni c;.ym~ID ~<J{ ~ ''' T!tfr . ~ ua~ dltl!led lilto >ciiPtb; 'lllree, . . . ., fl!ll f!Ptwlll u > s" Jn ""'',..,. ~-j>-- sell Jll!li)' Pl/oruo ""• 1!1' ~-~ ~ •w'lnl fllllil~l ore,~ C!Oll 4tii4•• b4fi .JB tO bll!lfJI!o; • , - wn• ~ ~l'tJ,·•~ ~~ ~ ' ,, I ;~IC•1~ Co=• ~~~. HcOb~,~nilcfOo, lni"!! • avo!!~!~ ,to 111&* ~ 1 10 hCQrr~ !~, ltlil~, , . tloh~ ·-., . tlled· ~ ~~y - , • ~ .,llltrilaia.T~"'"'""-"·nutr'""'".l •lanla,trom ~~'dPindi ' $10(1deaclno• to~;:;:itl/8'""'"~ .,. ~ ""-L ' ~:'Mill~ · fii'Dil!!'f~1 atit iQll W are ~oo:;.;horu;rn;· ~ thi !*ODIPoa!¥ of lkoD. , tiliO' .illus ~ IOJ;~~, · r,i: ,f, 1 1iiii'~at'loY4 ~ 11011 Gi\l.liPOLIS - The steam- Plli\Y for a big ,PI'ice. The ~­ tile late Simator llri!CB wllom we boat City of Parkersburg earn- porter hao been delivered to her """" b....il deliver an oiOCJiont ·1 of tile ElllerDJ ed the title or UJonabu 50 years new owner111 ~ Laulaville. Tow .. addreos in tile chapel at a.to 'sic an1, of ~. illago when she was sold several boats are Jn JHBl demand, IllY& Wellleyan VnlversU;y, As a builder llld deslsner of IICIUhoed extenilve plans lor WI;~ times wltll each new owner sui- Captain John F. Klein, tile oteamauccellllll Plttl!borgli towboato, promlsea,Jo ~ one 'jll Ilia fering a substantial loss on his boat broker. deal. The boat had been laid up Four new steel towboats are Captain foiOl' has not an OQIIJ! F Cbarolals tvents for' ·1968. ~ 2f I!W'ka tile ~ bf several months in the mouth oC to be built by the Bees Co. at In the country, He Is rna- of the Kanawha !liver at pt_ Pleas- Pittsburgh tor the CarnetgeSeel tran..,...tatlon of tile Diamond 111li110tlonal ~event, whllih ant. Co, One boat bas been COII!IIlet- Cosl Co., ard came to Pl. Pleas- will beheld at cooper Arena, ClliO The 5tory is told in the River ed ltnd a aecond one Is now un- ant witll Captain Clark to look State Falr8J'C>Qids. A 111\i!cllll r News or the Ga!Upolis D a I J y der construction. The Rees co. over some machinery he I.e hav- I' -" Tribune Here is that stcry and would take on more work but ing built by 111o Marietta M1111.1 • several other interesting items the war has taken many oC their utacturlng Co. lor the A, R. or area River News: best mechanics. P<laey tells •s that Mayor Hennon has been ten, towboat Sam Barnllm APRIL 26, 1918- ACCORDING dered by a-se Bays, adminls- bls to Captain John F. Klein's story trator or the estate ot Ute late nearing completion will be the told at Pl. Pleasant, the "Jonah'' captaln WUUam Bay, a check best he has ever turned out. • steamboat Clcy of Parkersburg for $1,600 In lUll aettlemant of n.e Barnum w~n have the cotewas an expens1ve proposition for all back wharfage claims of the brated Posey rudders and an lee .. an who came in contact with her. city. Mayor Hannon will take breaking head. He llleted lllat BY DONALD GILIWIJN Captain Ralph EmerliOII, John tile cheek belorellleflllaneecom- compound oondanlllng macblnecy SOU Conservalim Service W. Hubbard, Orville Noli and mittee o1 tile Ironton city coon- Is tile only power to install on a MaDJ County WUUam Raike, the Junkman, are cU for their acceJJt,ance or re- towboat. PT, PLEASANT - Colwnbus Clptaln Posey W"dS born in hardeat hit and from Captain jection or the compromise. The Runion. whose farm Ia located Kieln's story to Ed Berridge total amount claimed by tile city Maryland and raised at Parker ... near Yauger School off Rt. 35, and published in the Pt. Pleas- 11 between $3,000 and $4,000, but burg and Belpre. 1111 rlrst boatcompleted a spring develOJ)ant Register, Hubbard succeed- on the bulk of this the court de. ing was as an engineer on 1he ment last week. The delllgn for ed In trimming Raike. clded lD favor of Captain Bay. old pa•ket sally Conper but his oprlng' development was tills brain was too big to hold In a BUt Hubbard was the heaviest rilade with tile assistance of Denof all losers as he never got APRIL 24, 1918 - THE Louis- small Job. ver Yoho of USDA Soil Conback one-tenth or what he invest- ville-Cincinnati packet Kentueky He sa,ys the best boat he ever ed In tile Pa1 kersburg. Captain was blown into the bank and a- built was the Volcano now oper- servatloD Service. Runion used circular lrool:fl Emer80!1 is said to be out $9,- gainst a tree, knocking down ating in tile Pittsburgli pool. Clark forms to pour a cmcrete trough 000 in the Parkersburg deal. one or her chimneys and smash. told us that Posey, who was not which will hold aJll)I'OxloThl.tely The Parkersburg deal would put ing In her guardo on one side an ice water engineer, is 11te 500 pllona of water. a horse trader to shame, it "as during a storm last week. Re- on1y man who ever defied a U. reported. pairs were made at ClnciMati. S, Supervisir.g Inspector, but latWE RECENTLY ASSISTED R, John W. Hubbard, not a pracThe amali packet Bay Qieen er made an apology for the ac- C, Ellla with development of a tical steamboat man, who pur- of Ironton bas taken the place tion. conservation farm plan. Thefarm chased the Queen City, Kanawha, or the big sideWheeler Kate Adis located on Mt. Union Ridge a. VIrginia and Otller boats in tile ams ln the Memphis-Rosedale ~PHIL 27, 1918 - CAPTAIN Pittsburgh trade a few years lrade. The Kate Adams has been Tom Clark, machinery expert bout H~ miles off the Jerry's ago, is said to be a. heavy loser out higll and dl')' on a sand bar or Pittsburgh, says tllat packet Run Road Ellls lives in st. Albans and In tile boating game. for one year, with no prospect building may come again with purdlased this farm to provide llllbbard Is reported to be very Of getting her back in the river steel boats and compound cona place where he and hts fam"ealthy and from rep>rts he has anywltr)'a soon. The Ooods or the densing machinery. h is said Uy c:an eRJDY hunting and r&enot had OliOUl!b or tile boating past winter !ailed to noat t h e that capitllllsts are ready to InreatiM. ramo. Hubbard is said to have stranded packet. vest in packet boats when the imPlans call for construction of bouiflt Commodore Laidley's inprovements of the Ohio River are a farm pond which will be etockterest In the Cinclnnati-LoliisAPRIL 26, 1918 - CAPTAIN completed by the lock and dam ed witll !Ish. A W"•lertng trough vtUe Line, where he hopes to Tom Clark, head or the Marine system now bemg constructed by will be built to provide water r~ate his former losses. Manufacturing and &I!IPIY Co., the government. The proposed new Clncinnatl~ for several head of cattle which Plttsburgli, and Captain c. w. APRIL 22, 1918 - THE SaJ. POsey, nnled colored steamboat Huntington llne of packet boats Ellis plans to bring to tlleft~m 11 Marmet• a COIIIp!lUDd macijjp- ~ alao ol Plttsbergli, w e r e will not becopie a· r~!l.JILII!IIil , in the future. A program of lhnery will be ehanPd to elcap. prominent GaiUpolls vloltors tile l<><ks ai.d 1dl.mJ \~e~m!l lAjJ anf,.iftnottlfotatiort-'. (II'Ht'f.' 1ft':!' lD lllroosh tile chlmneys by tho Thurlida,)' and called on Captain pleted Clncinnatl businessmen res or pasture Is alao plaMed. To inerease the wfldJlre poplfarietta Manufacturing co., Pt. Ira B. Huntington. have refused to come across ulation on the farm . a neJd borPleasant. The plant Is bulidlng Clark Js at the head or one of wltll tile $100, ooo allotted and der of autumn olive and -chi .. lftl(nea for ocean going vessels; the best known marine firms in expected from them, and as arenese chestnut will be planted also several sets or compound the country and a& a story tell. sult, the Huntington promoters of between the pasture fteld and condeolllng engines fl>r steam- er, be Is a ,past master to the the new line are said to be very a wooded area. Two quarter acre boats. art. this Captain PoiOJ' ean at- sore. Huntington was ready to wildlife fond plots will be """' The lbllbnat M. D. Wayman hae test to. Captain P<loey Is a col- come up with her share ot $20,. each spring to provide addlllonbeen sold to a Pittsburgh com- ored man who much resembles 000 ai wildlife food. ma- ""'rtl - · ,./-'1111:, ', ,I lo . J-ere• ' · eauid . ' 2,808 Pound& In 11166. h wu, twevu, lllove 1986's average )'l~re of 2,192 pounds 10' 226 pauodo. ' l'h miles east of Arbuck\i oo 13 Mile Creek. This year Priddy plana•to develop a aprlng and bulld'a !arm pond. Hn also plans a harvest cutting of about 40 acres (l( hardwood timber. '11\1~ euttlng will be rilade aceord!ng to tile rllCOIIImondatlons of JohnnY Loooey, Service· Forester with tile llepartm<·nt of Natural Rasources. last year Mr. and Mrs. Priddy planted a mixlure of white and Scotch pine on a half acre lot near the house. 'llleae tree.t~ will be pruned and will be sold for Chrl stmas trees when tlley reach marketable size. They plan to plant an addidonal hai!.aere with pine Cor <."hristmas trees In the ncar future WASIIINGTON (IJPl) - A man llllnking of taldng up farmIna llleoe days neods enou8)i "'"" to rob a bank and almost _,llll money to start one, aeCOI'dlng to Rep. Jande K. Whit- tea, D~Miu. Whitten, chairman of a Houoe A!ll>roprlatlons subcommittee hllldUDg funds tor tarm proJI'OIIIS, ssld in hearingo published toda,y that this ia one reason there are so few rarmera lett. uRUral dtizens who are DOt lll'mers are far more DUIIl8l'OUI thin those living in rural areu Who farm," sald Whitten. ,.~ere are few tanners left. It takes about $70,000 or more 1n capital on the average to rarm. 1bey have to have not only cap.. !tal, but business knowledge and knowledge or domeBtlc and foreign affairs. To farm It takes al_most enoush money to estab11111 a bank, and enougb nerve 1o rob a bank " Whitten said aU Americans ltiauld be concerned. Record Income i'lbe Agriculture Department hfportl record farm ineome marketing milk aac1 in 1967, dflspite a "deIn the number of milk and a lailoll in total pro- ' ~~~e•ro were paid a record billion, a 4 per cent pin WARD ASSIGNED KNOX, K,y , - Ar1111' PriJarnes E. Ward is auienCom!lii\Y B, l9tl1 Battaltoa, Brl~o. here Ia tile United Training Center, (USATCA) lor furlhar Pvt. Ward la tile .., Mrs. Bernard Ward, over the previous record set ln 1966, acoordlng to tile department Five states acrounted for 44 per cent ol the national in~ COLUMBUS - A varlat.v of conwlslms and )NIJ'al,ysea known as tetany la' beeomlngmorewldeaproad llld aertouo In tile Eastom and Soothes-. ...mles ot Ohio, report~ Richard 0. Smith, Extension animal science speclallot at The Clilo Slate Unlverlllty. Grass tetany is aeeompaniecl by low magnelllum l~vals In tile blood serum, The dellclency most common~¥ OCQ.IJ'S 1n cows when tliey are first turned on posture [ RIVER NEWS JAMES DURST, JR., of J>oca, recently became a ~rator with the Western Soil Coiiie_rva. tlon !~strict. Durst purehaaed a 110-acrc farm on the Leon Baden Road near !ililoh Chureb. His main interests are pasture development and constro<Uon of a farm pond. ' come total: Wisconsin, N e w York, California, Minnesota and PenDsylvania, ln order. Sooth Atiantle States had average pins of 8 per cent over 1966 lor lila greatest regional inereaH. The beavy mUk prOduction state• had average pino of about 3 per cent. The record caab. receipts came 4lrlng a year when the number ol milk cow on the form filii to 13.5 million llld pJ'Oib:tloo IIIIJped about half a the ae blnod marketing (l( milk and cream averasect ~.06 a hundredwelglit In 1116'1, compared wllll ~.84 lD 1966. Record &rala haneata were reporled In welllern Aola and Africa Jaat )'ear, according to tile department. The U n I t e d Arab Republic, usually tile largest U.S. IP'aln Importer In tile area hao clamped a complete boyoott on American - 111'01111 IIEND&IISON ASSIGNED FT. KNOX, K,y, - Army Pr!. veto Slapben K, _ . . , Is aolllll>ed to Compollf B, 19th Batlallon, 5111 Brlpcle, here In the Ui1lted 'State• Arllll' Training Cenl4r, Armor CUSATCA) for mon training. ilondprDJ Iaiiie .0. (l( Jolr. and Jolh. CIUI<in G. 1!411doriCIII, 4e lJIIcoln 81. GoJ • .llJIIillt. ' roy-Mason, 22.05; lnnton, 2.58 fllllDe; Kanawha Falls, 6.60 stat.; Cbarieotob, 16.63 felling. J.ol)o <1>n, running 1.25 feet of rollers; Marmet, running •75 of a foot; and Wlnlleld, runntnr 3 feat. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- Jeiiii- Zllll!£l' 4!"" 12:10 a.m.; EJger· o!M .down 12:55 a.ll).; Robert •c. Wut ilown 2:10 o.m.; Prm. ailel'!>nutrtent• are biliool,: 0!), ehlorlne (CI), eopptr (C),~,Iron (Fe), lllllll!ane&O (Join), moijl,de. Cli>)," and llac ~n). When oJI8 or mo.., of these elfllllllll becomea llmlllns. tile ~ yield o~ a Cr<IP mq be ~ed by 50 percent 11\lbeUt Ill!' -rmli appear...Ca.' 1n Other cuP, ' tile oymptom of a DUtrlent dollcloney mill' - a r wldloiit sertoual,y allectlng yield. Most field ~@s sbould be dark !ll'een in color during tile ..... lltlve growth Period. When tltey develop some color other than 11foen, IIOiltlve B!fps should be token to dotei'JII!pe the ~ausa. Most nltrOsen Is In the ori!OD' ic ll'actlon of sella. lllnorli IOU m~ contalll one to tllree 1ons of toto! nitrogen per acre loot of - In tllo aprlnc but may oceur lllree parts (by welgb\) ol IIQ- while still being led hiQ' during late winter and apring. Early S)'lllploms are characterized by a ctull appearance and lou o1 ~to In oows. They often walk stiff, wltll vel')' little !lalCib!Uty In llleir hind legs, giving 4he Impression tllat tile animals are stagering, Ia later itages the animal1 become nervous or wild, W'lnate freQuently, and may have dlarmea. The coW' a head may be tllrown back, and viol91lt contractions or tile leg• and tall ma,y oceur. Toward tile end, animals will set down, have eonvul slons and dle ohortJy after, During tile,. latter st.>ges animals may be found l~ against fences or feedera, and when down ma,y try to rl,. and fall back. They freQuently set ovar on lllelr lllde or back and are unable to get Into tile normal lying position. It a cow is down and rtear deelll tile best treatment Is to have 250 cc of calclwn-magnesl:im giiiO- bUt!ojed tntnvanously by ywr veterlharlan, says Smllll. 1 As a preventatlw measure for the other animals In a berd IIid ' ., _ . , . •., ,JOII o... molasses, two parte maa- ., •~ loll PH, moiotur" ..-1 ..,rldfaA a«oet the seU N • - ivlllable toplant&. When sells 111'1 WUIII, moll!, Mil well aeralld, o,...... DIIUOt 11 -.. _ . a d and lnorgoole (Avll],. able) N 11 reloooo,d. Cntla ~ Ins on orpule sell~ .~ ~ OJIOollllf to ~· thjl ~ Dl Sllllllemental N l'~ for the aome c@s ~ 011 mineral lolls. , • ' auo soU• eontatn 500'to f,soo lJQUDds ol total P 1!8r krt, but 111011 (l( tbla Is In 1 -~· !oral. Most soUi Contain le&S then 50 pounds or avallible P par acre. Very Jarae IIIIOIIIIIB (20,000 to 40,000 110unds per acre> of K are fowld In au acre furrow aUce of the lOlli hoWever, moat ot tbl.s K Is not rtadlly OYelilblo to plants, Ont, alowlwadredpOunda of K tter acre m., exist In the exehangeeble (aVIIIable) form. Fellure to IIA'll N!lcient K may result In lower en:o yields and a deereaaed quality oferoPS. Broadeost II>Piicottonsofptoo- ~ -'PbO'I!~ * ·~'*' 1,~'ro.!!I;Altilhfp,..;,,_. the sell With Hill(~• oxc~ by ._YII> tD har..ad cnjps or by eros.., of the soiL P.otaao olllm aloo can be owred In ""'" 1011• wlihout Hl'louo 'loss !rom ' l...,hllw; hOI!ever, It ' IIIQ be lost II' 1-!dnl from ..... o... pnlc, or •tn>llll1 acid soUl. Plowq !Iowa broadcast tertillzar ptl It del(>er iii the sell 1'(bOA there mil,)' be 11101'8 llllll.. ture In I dl')' ;rear. Fertilizer , Wbicb II dlsked bl mq be In a dl')' liOrllon (l( tbo soU above the · and phosphorus source because 25 MODELS TO PICK FROM ' HOMKO,· MOWERS $~Now , At LlnCimlltcll ,________ t 65 Cadillic C•l•l• 4 Dr. Sedan .. $3100 Full power•eq~lpmenl, radio, tinted llfasa. wl•ll" I !I' Why do I <ires, Climate Control Alr>londillonlng, gre~ wllh I 1 • beautiful grey interior. ----------·---2-62 Wlllla " " " .. ' coupe. I " .... $12t5 One 4 door H.T., I B'ol!! lrilh radla, Un14Mt llul and atr-condtllonllle. . AVAilABLE ' GMAC FINANCING &VANZANDt MOTOR SALE's OPEN EVES. TIL 8:00 992-5342 POMEROY -t ""dod mw dllJ.,.. .. ' ..·. ' For Extra Spcd1l Pricet an Allit-Ch•lmen 302and303 JAIERS New 27 Beier gives you high capscity with quality to match I PnCOI Aft At An Attn-Low On H4n'• liiOlW CIPICIIJ far your money thin lilY bolltr In tl)t14.. 1 11" bile clau-pluslhe eolld quality you'll lind In lllllriH bllltl. VIIUe-iiiCked fMtuNI Include 1 - •.elllvl Shuttle-Glide feed thlt really keepl ltly mowina, but mowln& pntlr. A he1vy4lty power 77GRakesTool • CHICK THE NIW ALLIS CHALMIIS - I U WHILI YOU'IIE THEil train lltd the flllloul IH knotttr-wlth flllt-lstinl. _ , l'llludlnc cltrome-plawd tylnc p1rts thlt tie • 17 percent ltnlnpr 1tno1. l'tckUp liip clutclt n etandard equipment_ n •• • M1 TMn a • na au• fiiWit • Stop..,.. S.. "fAA• : WILLIAMSON Toay If •' .. ' ' M.IGS EQUIPMENT CO. R•r Motet O....t HDOpltal PH. 992-2176' FAIM UPLY · POMEROY TURF TRIM ROTARY MOWERS Avaltabfe·with 31> hp Briggs & Stratton motors. Has f1ngert1p control&, airlift sue· tion blade that raises ~rasS for cuttmJ. Rei mforced deck IS 14' ga. steel, blade has circular housing to keep grass from catctung. Full year wa'rrant)' for detect1ve parts and workman· s~ip. .95 Eas1er to operate beeause 93% of the we1ght IS concentrltect on the tines where 1t w1ll do the most Jood for "dll· gin' m" Wheels easilY removed without tools for tlllifl8 hard packed or lfeOSY so11. Depth liar also .nstan!ly ad{ustal!fe. 20" 3 H.P. BrillllS & ~b:tlton eng1ne. 12' Hahn tmes. · ·-··~ .........Oditlcxi. , ''Ma" Wllllemson \'' . ·"-- . .. Ru Jjktormlck lolfl~naiio .· It !p vei'Yitipprlont then thit tarmero dotermlao tho1r 71eld ~. tile llilplh of ploioring, u well u rdn the 10U bPe ,..... bera to eo; tho IICCIII'al8 1 2-66 CddlhiC Coupt Devil,.. ..., ~200 I Aqua, I Blue with blue Interior Fall power equl~ ment, radio, tinted glaa, new w.+ w tlrea, climate control air...ndlllonlna. Real ib&rp '66, Sold aud serviced by 111. Ins tr<IP torN:--.' Plant ~ lllQ be .Wiled ~ sea of fiflll!""''- S.C.S., .(.S. C.S. per~ 01' tho CourQ Exllliaton ~ ~ wW bo ~~~to ul!lt tarmara iii deWmlnlDr ' ...:lflc l!liJ¥oes aetlve root oone. wblch IIIII,)' D»St~ealiYe>There onl,v be a imall pt, tbo n - llllliontJ, 11110unt to broadcast with some , ,-~-""!!~ll!lr.l!!-­ recommendations. If those reoommendottons are for aUt loam or elay 1011, tile broadcut P and K ml,)' be added lor a ttu.o year cropping period llld ~~~~Plied or-K:e every three yean. On the new ooil tost reeoD>o mandatlons tile farmer hP two choices. He can .w!Jr corrective tWlleallon w h I c h should be bl'OIIIcast and plowed cloWD lor row cn:os and when preparing tbo seod bed fl)r m - c@S. Establilhed meacl>ws llld pe... aelllwn oxide, and me part salt. Colla should eonsume eDousb (l( this mlxture to obtain sufficient magnesium Ieveli. A. mixture or trace mineralized salt with 14-1> per cent magnealum oxide mixed In IIIQ suffice if all ani.mals consume proper levels. II tetan,y Is a problem eaeh year during tile spring It may be desirable to start feeding trace mineralized salt containing a five per cent level of magnesium oxide trom around Januar;y 1 to June 1, advises the speclellst. Regular trace mineralized salt doesn't contaJn magnesium oxIde. A commerelal mlx1ure mlllflt become available. Otherwise, trace mineralized sslt contslntng magnesium oxide may be mixed on the farm or by your local feed IUJIPIIer• In problem areas dolomitic limestone should be used when limlqpa~s. uA generalrec. OilUJ'-"11011 . ~ ln<Judoso tbo . use ,ot bone meal as a calcium Cr~ these tetan.Y cows are cjplo il' 2:36 o.m.; Elliha Woods low iD both of tflese minerals." 111 4 a.m.; Wharton 111 6:30 o. where loss of cows has occur- says Jack H, Cline, a.to Stale "JD.; Steel CJJpper ... 9 a.m.; red, teed In tube a mixWre or professor or anintal science. El!Pren ilown !O:lOa.m.; George T. Prlee ilown 10:30 a.m. J!ANAWHA ·lliVIiR - Loi!clon, Semel 1lP $:10 ..... I Marmet, I. W, SWeet ilown 3105 Holan Z, ilown 6:30 o.m.; Winfield, H. E. Bowles 111 t:05 p, m.; 01-.. clown 4:10 p.m.; Eoaoenie •P. Jootl 111 6:25 p.m.; Fort Doortiom ..,. 8:20 p.m.; SoiVII,)' clown 2 . a.m.; Alan R. llarrW il' 3:45 o.m.; W, 1L Sbavar, Jr. 111 5:55 o.m. OIUO RIVER - lo<:k 13, na... l')' ~ .~ 8:15 p.m.; JoiiO 11011 clown 11:15 p.m.; diaries 11. .... 4:15 o.m.; v~ vo.vCOUNTY MANAOU - RICHARD N. III'HtlalT . opr clown 7:15 o.m.; HarYOl' NMIIOY, OHIO 'Jtirilan down 7:30 a.m.; lock 15, WYNm OALLIPOLII. ONIO Weatern "' 3:15 a.m.; P"'lll' ibwney Ill 5:30 a.m.; Beaver 111 5:50' a.m.; Loil~ 111, Whl,)'ao • IL il' 4:25 a.m.; LOck 18, John J. llow.. IU-3:,3& a.m.; A. v. Criss d!i;<n I!:OS,i,m.; Lock It, ~.. ;nenlmrut .. 1:45 a.m.; BrliD B. 8 Lm.; Onward ... lockl, Es10 a.m.; ·' I, . • $5100 ·----- BETZ ASSIGNED -···KNOX, K,y, -· Ar1111' Prl- Army Training Ctnter, Armor ~. IIetz is wtiJIIOCI (USATCA) for more training. c, 19th Bau,flon, 56 Bel& II tho 8011Q(Mr, and Mrs. here In tile United Slaleo Robert S. Betz, Rt. 1 Gallipolis. •• r.ot.t metaille tlnlob with blade v!JQol top, matching Interior, full JIOWtr oqul,pment, radio, tinted glaa&, new w-a-w tlre.e, comfort control ab-eoudlti!Ja. tng. Ooe owner .., c.llllac trade. Sold andaerv)cedbyuo. ' aterease Noted 1be farmer' 1 return tor com- auifur ($; ~ the Jacb01 Procl•ctlon Cretllt Asseclatlon 1967 Coddlac COupe DeYille · greater ptoduettoo per c:ow. The form vliue (l( milk produced exceeded billion. <MtiJ, Mil' a.m.; . ., hlsher praftto bi citing tile GalliPolis, 12.4 llld )6.8 running 16 feet of roll. era; Pt. Plea.sant, 25.09i Pome-- ' " The department says the Arabi! are believed to have Imported over 2 million tons of grain and IP'aln producta, wltll as much u 90 per cent of this coming from Communist eountriea. S>uth Africa conUnues to show gains in its grain production, harvesting 10 million tons or eorn last year to provide Columbus m1robnced cattle strong competition for u. s, to lhr western hemisJJhere in grains ln the Mlddle East. 149.1 l!eportlns Boord account& lor J . Jer_-;1~.,., $:40~~· IN 5Tii BRiGADF. , t'T, KNOX, K,y. - Ami¥ Private Durrell E, North Js as. algned to Company B, 19 BattalIon, 5111 Brigade, here In the United SlatesArmyTralnlngConter, Armor (IJSATCA) tor more training. North Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nnrlh, 328 JackBOD Pike, Gallipolis. poreentase point. But tile department• s Crop GAUGES - ., WE I!AVE ALSO helped John R. Priddy wltll a rovlsion of his farm plan. The rarm Ia Jo- grains. andpOiai~QO;'theaeeonda~f ~ oro calcium (Cal, -s11111 lllldlll!" SE Ohio Herds Suffering Tetany . Farming is Big Business ' Yi£Lil BIJ~ LIGJn'!!R LEXINGTON, ( 1\t'o '- ' Bul'lay ~eo Pl'llduc!UiD 'bl KeoiliiekJ 1967 avanpd 2,U8 .Potmcls per acre 011 the 154,1108.01...,.. veated - ,a tulil of 3'14,651,14S paundJ, The I ....... WII 190 lJQUDds llcbtor t11an tho raoord averaae ~re of Spring Developm·e,'nt-1 IS CompIeted On the Farm Front ' ' Lt11Y of the Land ~ eoo' .OU • • • tolle~stodtD plant "-mtoilll ore needed tOr iJU!lilliil '"'" ducdon. , illlrlng the Ia~! two IIIOalltl, fannel'l ba.. bean rec01¥1na ~se have bean Jll'OCOIIed lllroush alaber-.l')'o The !JVormatlon bu 1>!011 fed Into a eomplitir !lhich ~ out the ~~ To betitt WlllarsWid 'lbo soU tests It mlihl ~ W.U fOr ell Of ua to b&Ye a llttlo ~ UDflllo. ~ o! Plant DUtrltloa. '1'bere are 16 liements that bave been prov.. eosentlli lor tho growt)l of P!Wo. The plant c'!f11aln8 earboa, hydrogen, and o~gen from the air and water, Hence, oab' 13 liements ue ol 1nter01t u patellllal tartlllzer llllrlllllts fl>r plant growtb. These 13 elements are obtalned by tile plont from the sell, or 11101 are s!l>PiledlnfertDlzer. ,. �I VINE Get. ~ . ,' .. ~ p- ' 4\ .... "'' • HOLLYii'OOD ruP.!) -:-•T~tp~e, feleyt~, ac~ ··rlutr "! ' ' a'1' It 8pln, 'a!Jii<IW"!)IJ)I!' their 2~ •uiJ Ejn~ r ~1P·1cJ·~ ''Ill!' ~ihiP ""' votAfd ocorio <if !IOlnl-• In .odl1te ;~0 eatetiOrles' l!ith a.11oot as mueh ealectiO!i~'· •• dra.lt board' In Hocking ~, Ullo. ' There ire 6,000 membo,rs or the National Aeadet!lt o1 TeleYiolon Arb and Sciences. And like the resldenlo of .lloc:klng County, Just about ovel')'i>od1 Is Involved In what's a TiJ'I . II'OUJII aa Ume ihe ~· llOI th...._, " lndbldual• wiJo J!lll¥, but need . aiard!lai to the stage tb eollect not, !>t ~· olllie national iltetr ~· It _.td b8 ileadel!ll' ·iind' . who view all joogor than the &mdiQ' nll!bt t)OIIIInat!oilt In ·their entirety;" merle. . C1n ·I 'p u Imagine the gotng 00 • From that extreme, lf1' videO ·iore ~ members vle!rln8 1111 Sdme1111ere there Is .. Emm,y academy baa uarrowed 'down 79 . nonitnated .... lor everyone. lhe nominees ~ ~- documentary Bho11o? seniors and members of the Eastern faculty wOO accompanied the class. Meigs County 4-H Clubs in Action POMEROY - The Meigs 4-H 17 with 9 memberslnattendance. Pleasure Riders met with 19 Kathy HUI was elected to sene members and 2 visitors present as health chairman and Silerry at the !arm of E. J. HUI recently. Turner as safety chairman. The Officers ~lained the meaning of 4-H and a date was set to plan this year's program. Health and Sifeb' chairmen handed out health folders and safet;y folders. The advisor, Mrs. WUUam U:.wnie, reported that a qualifted instructor wUJ speak It the next meeting which wUl be May 14, also at the HiU fann. -Karen Griffith. grolP selected the nutrition pro. ject of Qulek Meals for the yeor. The initlotlon committee ot Rosemary R!ee and Bev ThoJIU>o son was selected. Karen Suther- land led the pledges and Sherry Hayes was in charge of recrea.tion oC charades and rhythm. Re- freshments were served by Terri Miller and Karen Sutherland. The next meeting wiD b8 ~ 1 at the Weber home. - Terry TEEN HELPERS The Mother's Teen HelPers Miller. BEND CLUB 4-H Club met at the home of adThe Pomeroy Bend Senior 4-H naor, Mrs. Veroon Weber, AprU Club met Thursda.f even~Jw, Al>rU 18 at the homeofMrs.Blakeslee, advisor~ C&rol Hargraves,preslclen4 presided at the short business meeting when plans for an overnight camPing triP were dis- Wolfpen News, Notes Karen Gilkey ol Albany, was a Suncla)' visitor of her grancUar- ::Mr. and Mr&, Lincoln Rus- cussed. Members worked on 8ewing projects, cutting and fittlDg the Patterns. Recreation was s.Piied by Irene Borne• who also served refreshments. The next meetlre was set tor AprU 29 at 6:30 at the homo of Mrs. Blakeslee. AT WEBER HOME Rudand 4-H Elq>Jorers met at the Vernon Weber home on Wedo nesda.Y evening, A!>rll 17 with 9 members in attendance. OIIIcers elected Included llano dy Michaeis, president; Torruny Tucker, vice president; Bob Stewart, secretary; Dallas Weber, news reporter; Jim Blrc:hfleld, 'recreation leader; Ricky Bolin, treasW'er; Jerry Coleman. health Chairman; and Duane Weber, safef¥ chairman. The project selected wu EJOo Plorlng the Outdoors. The next •meeting wW be held ~ 2 at the Weber home. Refreshments were served by DaUas Weber. - Dallas Weber. Mrs. J. C. Wyatt. Mrs. Margaret Sinclair, Ches.. tJer Road, was visiting with Mrs. Jlowanl Tboma Wednesda.f, . Tuppers Plains ·Soeiety News BY EVELYN BRICKLES blrthda.f of Mrs, sarah Wooclt was observed Thursday >l'!I:I·I ·:C a dinner in her honor at the 'll''.'"''!"" o! her sister, Mr. and Vere Swartz at Alfred. TboM present were Mn. 9Jaron ~·[\-::l!oOilll and two children of CooJ,. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bentz Mr. and Mrs. Vere the homred guest_ Woode. Tall ol Burr Oak and Miss Marilyn Bernard of ~::~, Ohio, were saturday f4 guests of his aunt, Mr. Ma.ynard Bahr of Academy Field •••• John M;,rgan' s and ~ey Glassburn's dogs wtn Gallia County Fox Hunters' Association trial& •••• GAHS bueballera nip Wahuna 3-2 (or first victory •••• Racine deleat.J Bees t-3, Pom&o roy blanks Gallians 11-0 In Ohio Valley Association baseball DPOJ>o ers .... GSI's $703,000 pa,yroll largest in county. IJ ... sea and other meetings. lil.e also 8 ~\)' ' Gollatll 13 <iod Is tbe .lnMwur 8:4& 8 Lhl~ 1\'ord a the past three mooths, this a.. gent - Seried ao ehalriiWI o! the area training meeting on 4-H Home Manapment projeeto held here in Gallipolis for 4wH act.. visors in several IIUl'I'OUIIdiJl cooutleo. Approximately 50 advlooro attended. - Attended and porUclpated In two 4-11 Exeeutlve Committee meetings and ooe 4-H Advisors Asooclatloo m~ to enact 4wH buslnesa. - Attended two local f.JI club meetlngB- 4-H Laulea8ndeora. Campers - and pioeaented pro.. grams. At the meetlnC of tbe 4..Ji Lassies, informaUat was pre.. aented on "4-H CltD Work the Total Pldllre" lor 4.JI members and parenta and for the Cora camper..,·tflo,programceQ.. terod IJIIOil ''Food· "! or TMDI." - PartlelpatedlnJeVeralplannine DMJOII~p lot ·I •. oPectaJ Metgo-Gallla · Cow~~!' Jdlvlfr lor teena to b8 ·held· WI ,lvriul ait •'Th.e Total You•• - 'a look at groornlns, ~·JC)Jtun, etc. lor teenapu. .· - Served 11 o! the Canter's Ca•e' ~ : ~·tlon and u 111eh, ~ ' I" o meetln,p olllle OQ!V,Corp11ratloo Boord to trauile1Ji9~11 of the 4wH camp, ···'I -VIsited withtlllllmltll'advlo,. ori and 4-ll'ero In the ofllee and out about J)I'Cblellll tltltiiJIO~ tiono on their projecta. WlTII OTHER GROUPS A talk on borne ICIIIIIOmleo eareero Blvlllt at a moo1lntl ot the \latlla AcacieDQr F.H,A. H Sleety J•:ller~ ~w IJ t:rne~t T!ibb :-.iJUW K:Oil 13 Kartoon Joiar~l~al ');00 K CelebriQ liame '""' 3 Newb, .'lPOrh S ,\mateur !lour 9:31 6:00 8 Tom and Jtrl')' t'ollege ~I B Twen!J' Flnt 3 J 13 MliLoil the Moute~ UhOO 3 Bill .\sldt! rMJn SIIOII' & Llwlrc \lope 13 Lloo~ ltle J.lonh••rtad 10130 3 L\Ying Word n Bu£ii Bunn,r l3 (){{to C~t.l\ury 6 13 S. the WIDird (i:30 3 Flipper 8 Sin ~'rapc\~Q Heal :i 8 landld lamera 13 Welb Flt(IIJ 10:30 3 l'onc:enlratlon 8 1\everi) lllllbllllu 7:00 3 Wild 8 13 11-ln~ck!m l.ab~o\e \'o~lie 7:3U l3 3 \\'aiL llilllt) 8 Gtntl•,llen·- tO:U RalrtcSW Theatn ' ' .. : 11:00 3 Thla I• !he Lire II Camera Throe 11 :00 ' ller,;oriallt)' 8 \odY of ~~rf) 11:30 3 lloli)flood .'iQuare~ lS Dick \'In l~h 8:00 1 8:30 8 lllodle""lll-l.aw 3 0\r\ltlll,lh•n 8 Fau the Nation 13 Dim"ry ll;IJD t:i 3 U:30 \11,) 9 GuldliJI L]J::hL 8 Mltolon: Jrnpo~•lbla 3 ~o:t-· 8. Mltlrree t3 ~vlval Fir.. 8 lllOO t:flltal ;-.ie'ln l:entral 3 Yovi• 11:45 Roller Dllrll)' 13 Jlm Walterl Jlbliet 11:30 I:U II:::J.5 8 The Bible Altl'ftl'l . 6:U :J Corn C.:.b Rtllort ~ / . :3 r::.::Wer• ' ~ & .... -- fS r 3 Rawhide U Trl&h or C.:.aJelfllllC' Mlke '-IIIli• !ii!IW ' >NYitl: ,.Earll , 3.• .,~=1 J, .. " 1 t J. ''" ~ Mike U:n~la• ::h>W • ID:GO , · ...,,~ 9:00 ~kl•ie .. 8 ,• BnltiJ IIUJI?UIIel • .13 Thb Mcirnbw _..., a · ~~retbn • li:IIG Mo\U '7110 3 TM Monktlrl ~1 ~. ·b':<>"•·,; j ·, ,.u;•...., ._ .. ., l~ c ~ Fl.yu~~: 13 6:JO O.Witched 13 l::)r {,ues• ~le t:JO !'cyton l'la.:u JQ:Oil 3 !lean Martin 13 (.lleration EnterL&IrmCDi ...... 11:00 Newa, V.'eathtlr, ~rt" ~ .. 13 ~:110 l lliJ 1o or Our Ll¥11b II l.o'le I~ 1 ~leocbred l'hing I:J ht.:llale's to;av) 1 he lb:IOn ~ llou~ l'arQ l3 The Bltu' (.;ame ""¥ ... 13 Gmerllllklllfll&\ 3 1'odl¥ .'llloW 13 Urureh or Chrlll I ?:30 1 )iftll)' Jlllfen !blw u 4:00 3 Mr. C.rtoon 8 t'llntatonell 13 Dltirc Gaml 4::NI "" .""' '""' ~00 13 Tnuhor CoaMQI.IfiiJI:•• '"' .... 1' M l'ounr - Nt~Wa c.odld c..D.r. :s vom,r.~ NMrrl l>fcWn 8 c.ttll w.... c.ntnl 11 MlnGrurtn 8 BIY-rJllliDWWH 1::1 Thla..,... "-::J' Ill. . . ·" \1 ·~ . . J._,. ,._.,.Lito . lliw1J<,.. . .........,.... f ,I .. ' '. 1 I~ I Slian:h k to!MrNW ' II TniMWliM TwUidc.Z... II ...... ilow't Yo~ ~. 1%:00 ""' '"' .. ...... """" ,~;;s. a 3 Thf& --& llkiiVan 0)'11,• • • : 13 Waita~lt• a flllt a tier~~~&~ Arqoor~ 7~3Ji ""' ihaler-Brlnklt:1 R41Pon I · I 3 . tljg Rt.wbWt 3 '~" ''""'Per~ ""' a 3 llDl&h Villey t-,• 8 )'WU,.,.....,. 1:30 , 8 F•ll,y Theatn l:t The NelJI.ptd GMI.P ,.J~ n 4:110 l:t ,.. bt.tllll.'-""'' io:oo & ~ Edp ot Nlaft. llu't .~· 3 Mi. ~noon I t'~l """""'............ ' 3 HilltleJo-Brl- ...,. l:l Wlllar L'l'oald1* AVIfW'Irl Comtq Cerrouul 8 Sic ret libma 13 W)'lti Earp :J Newa ..-Jl'lUI'e .11 c.p.i Ntw1 Cenual 13 lkh- Grlflll . :a You QM\"t 8:1Cl J3 IW1oon Karnl.¥11 9:ol 3 MJke ~ .!iiOW • 13 The NewlyWed Game ~ a:.oo 3 '11011 l.bn'l ~ II E4lt ofrN I!iht 6 t'1111Ll,y Theltrl Cartoon 9:30 Clll,l}er 6:00 ~President 3 8 C\IIVftii'Un :VIP 8 ILerculold• 13 The Ft.n\.lltic Four "" 13 C.o'll'b:ly In A!rka 10:00 J FllntltonaS 8 !i'I&UID 7:1111 :J Porter Wqoner 13 .'9\dennan lO::ul 3 SU!illiOO .. <Joliatb 7~30 s 1'11t Jr, $flet Gh::llt f3 Journey to Centlr oC 1. The S&lnt ~ 3 Birdman 7 Galazy Trw 8 ~ Dick l MJihtY Mlghtor 13 Kq.Ko~ 11:30 cat ,.,. 3 Cud McCool 8 Johlllll' Quest 13 ·l.menelll Bandet&Dd 1:00 3 Mo1le s l.Qne lt&teer t:JO Koad Runur H~Wtnh11l '68 2:00 3 Anltther World 8 To TeD 1M Truth 7:110 13 U Worldof~l.li 8 ..laelia Gle&IOII 13 The DaU.nr: G.vnt. 8:110 13 Till Nli'IIJ.Iw-' Ga:ale 11:30 3 GK !8\.ln H lq ThrM Sonf. 13 l.awreaee Welk 1:111 ' ""'' II Hopft'l Heroes 9::10 8 l'.ultMt Jllfllltlon n fbl1ywoDII Pala• , ...... 10100 U:30 1~1 1111115 & A.uwen 11:00 8 ~ur 13 !llturdi¥ SI:IIM B Newa 3 · U WeekiDd Newa 11:15 13 Chlll1r T-.:11r 1):.20 8 Movl• 11115 3 liloril a. 6:45 J t:orn (A)b I~ u llarll .'+lidl;tlll ~ 13 8 BllhaP 8 ""' 8 l'rankenltei.D Jr. u 13 8 The IUble .\nswe-rs 3:30 9:311 3 ~116 ~n~ s Movie 6:35 3:UU 3 .\nothllf World 8 To Tell the 'fruth tJ Genenl HoliPU•I WIMher, 11:241 ll::JO 3 Tonl&hl Show l 5:00 3 Wrtitll!!i 13 3 8 Kelltlf:IQ' Derby 8:30 8 ~1111!1 " A(t~ 1l titllrre a~: the Jtinp 12:110 3 ToP Cll 13 The Beltles 13 Thlt lilrl ' ' .. 'J'WIIIl I WDdWJIIiiWett 4:00 , "'"" 13 Foreign Lectonnalru 3 Atom 8:00 ll .. 3 Car I< Track 11:00 N1111 llall111ark Hall or t •m• J ~::W ·~ GALUPOUS - Mill Be11lo II. Comer, t31 Soeond A.,._ nue, a long tlmo talllPhone COIJIIIIIIII' employee, celebrated her 4Sth yeor with Ohio Bell thiB and roeetvecl a ~nd &anice emblem marking the occasion. A Dative of Wat8rloo, La"rence County, abe worked brief~¥ lor a elpr f-ry In lroiiiD!I and the Ohio Volloy Laundry here - ... comlntJ to , work for Ohio Bellin 1923. Hor original a••limeJII was aa an 01>0rator In the collllllllll"• tral1lc deJJartment, a Job she has held alileo tb&t time. Friend• and COoWorkera feted the 1cJ1w. Ume erq>fo¥oe !;; coremonloe held earlier this month In ltomr ol her ~ ear-. Movie 7::10 3 ....., ...... 13 *:and Hundred Years COulllliiJ: Ul(ll\ 1:00 l Mid I~ NtWb l'lcture ~ Iackie Obli111;er ~ IJ Urtll.m llou.>e 1:30 3 l..eL' " Na~e A Ileal ~ h ti•e World Turn,; u \\ eddl ng Part) ~30 10:;10 II ~ 9:\10 ij (;ood Monlng World 13 l\,l:.l',l), U:Oll U --.YCMq- Nna Jllinilllr ' • • . I 7:110 3 Sillllllli C1ravan 12:~& U Truth or Conlequtnr:ell Candid c.mera 3 llundey-llrlnkley 1189ort 8 Walter l.:ronklte llillbillie ~ X ~rch lor 1 omo rm111 13 Treasure l ~ l e 3 Ha'lfbl.de 1J WeUtJfii'IO .. J ~DO "-111"~ ~tt ,... u t:OO a Walter Cltlflhll• . _ 1 Karnlval 13 ' Wrau Earp ., ~:30 loiiO ''" ~toon 6!30 \an t.l)ke 12:00 3 JIXJI)ard) s L.o1e of Life 13 Bew1tchtd 1:::30 M illlktarl 8 ~rtt storm _,...., 13 Man G'rllrin w.lb~ s 9::JO llfOtl 8 <:tcthai.Netn ee.t11 t IS 8 CCII&i• Kqaroo ~i ~3 Newt - Bob 'I'~ - c.ndld Ctai.l111 13 ' II CounlJ7 Clrt'Wiie'l t'l.mllf Thi!llltt J . .• Nr. C.:anoon U New4'l'l.d C>ama ! 5:00 13 Kar1IMiil Karnlval t· 11:45 3 Corn lbb llq>ort 7:00 3 Tediy ~ u Glor)' llold 7:30 ~ .~ Jeffers .'WIW 1:00 fJ U t:mtlt TullO Show 11130 ' set ret !i!Or" B The Bible \nM•ecw ; II t'ltrutone• 13 DWnaGm• ~ 4:30 ~JIIferl~ ""'l 6:3S 3:311 l'011 ll:Jn't ~ ~ Eq;:e of Night JJ iltrk !iladoWI ' .. 3 MQvit 3 1¥dlight Zone 7:30 a Garden Club 8 · 3 "'' Gamt 3 News l'k:tun 8 Capital Nen C.:enU'al 13 Merv Grlttlo 13 l 'hh Morning li :OU I J l'erlillrllllllty I M .\rKiy of Ma_rbern •· 11::111 7:00 3 ~1-et Beverly Newl~111e<l ,....,_ 13 W.Us Fargo 5:00 3 ltawhidtl U Trutll or Con~equence ., 5:30 13 Bob YOIJI'II! - Nelws tl:OO t'oocentnllon J II xew ... 3 Mike n.ug~a" U 13 lklb \'o11ng - :'iew• 6:0U 3 :'oi1:w~ !'io; lure R ~I tal :-.~ ~ Cuntral 13 Men Griffin 6:30 J IIWJtl~:l""BrlntJey l<epu n B Walter'Krun~ile 3 Mid '-J' ~"~ l'll'ture 8 J~,ekl.e Obll11fLer Shu" 13 . DrtllmiJOUbf. 1:30 3 Lei' ~ Makv ,\ IJeal 8 .\M the \\orld Turm ,8 Mo\ie t3 Wtlddlrw l'an.} 2:00 I L:JO illY~ oC Our Live• 8 love b 1 ~lendorecl 1'11111¥ 3 Tonight Show 13 Joe,) Bishop 13 Mdlale'M :>.:a\') 8 1(4rl')' RMIOner 8 lltd.ey J3 Lowv Llfhillol* . 1110 .~:3 0 8 Ul.'> J~tp~m 13 lnvaden H:Uil 3 1\nther, ~~1~ 8 (.'ap1tRl :\e•n Central 13 :\ew&, WeaL~er, :-port~ 11:20 ):011 11 :15 1:110 "' 3 Meet the Pren Wn>llq\l\:lli,:C~ 8 l(Cd ~elton lklur 1J IL Take b \ Tlnd ~llched 12:~fl 11'\lllamM 3 At !111118 5:0U 3 ltawh!dc 13 'I ruth 01 U The 9:30 SUlrm W~au 1-:at'P 111:00 3 ~ Jut\;menL 8 lanllld lamer& 13 \\ellb l'af},'ll JO::JO K IJ l;:3tl l:!::W 3 .t:le Gu~n 8 ~artll Cor Tomorrow 13 Trva• u1e h>le 3 li)lllnzl 8 S:,herro Brot~en 1 l3 • ' 10:00 9:00 ... ~elghbors 8:1111 3 P~·e & l'aiM B Clptam ~aroo 8 t' unily The11re 3 Mike Lhuglu ~ 8 '-""1Bill Klngaroo 13 C,arr\son'b I:OI'lll.aM 1~:00 3 Jeopardl' ll Love of l.lle 9:0U iJ•· TV Chl&lel 8 f'lclrc Lll• '13 Herald of T~lllh TI\L~ Morn\~ "" 11 t amily Thealfe 13 NeJjJywed Uame 13 ~:30 1J Kil\000 Kamlval 13 Gospel HU'JIIOIIJ 3:15 . 13 Thll .,. e S.Uue 1:4:i '"" 13 t.aory lload ~:lO K t.artooos 3 Mr. Cartoon 8 t'llntatonlll l3 The ~latin~ Ganle 8 Slevpy Jetter,. :-ilow ll Th\1 t'lint~woe~ 13 Th6 I.Cing {.arne 7:00 t1 J::dp ol Night 13 ~111 Slladow ~ L3 The Uvlng Word 7:30 '"" H TV t:la5stoom 3 You Lhn'l St,y 7:lfl Mr. L:iu'toon l 8 Ed :d.Uvln 13 FHJ , 13 Bullwlnkl• U:30 9:0U Ml~e Q::lu,clao ShoW (.'\Uitaill Kangaroo 11:30 ~reL :-torm ll}lLI F..arp U:OO Snap Jut\l,'llleRL 8 World 3:30 3 }ou IOO't Sill ~ J::dg~ ol Nl.ghl 13 Lar1l .'illllkHoi. 3 ... 7:00 3 'Judty :ilow 13 illlvy & tiullath K To l'elilht TruL11 13 (~IM;!rllilloo;pilal 6:30 3:00 3 1\nother World 8 To Tell the Truth 13 Generallloli!)ital rl.e Ul.ble ~n~wer~ 6:45 a tOm Cob lltVOn .. . l~Qthcr 3 ''" 4:30 ifl n ~ 3 The U,.:tot'li ~ Ilouse l'arcy l3 Tile 81.~ (;arne ~ a Toii~Jo ~w 13 Nl!ll Te~lunent 7:30 uotr ~arlmllt 3 l'he Dible lti~Wen li:4& 3 l'ol'n l'clb llePun 1 t1DII~ I &:30 l'l:elltleott w.. ~ 6:35 ::30 G:35 (J(IIf 13 and artJ... cles that many of you received. 4-H CLUB WORK The major responldbUityofttle Home Agent In 4-H clw work In three-agent county lnrith home economies subject matter. As a part ot this aolli8nment during l.aw llay ~ 8 t;ndlrdog worked On 'nlw11etters MlltiiMIII J 13 lountr) L'hurch , "'"""' two Interests ot the women LandscapinJ ihe Home Grot.mds and A Trip to Alaska. In March, the c01111ctl oontlnued its emphasis on better understandlng of Gallla Cooncy throo~ a program on Coonty HealUt FacUttles. Mrs. Naomi Rose o! the GoUla COIIIII7 Health Department was the guest apeaker. Entertainment at the March meeting was provided by the PTA Mother-singers. The Home Coencll Executive Committee met twice to transact business of tile cowtell. AGENT TRAINING Part ot eaeh 1111ar1er to S))OIIt In up-dating subJect m a t t e r throo~ training so this agent can bo ot greater help to the peq>le ol the county. There were several such meetings: - Mooey Management SeminaJ' - Four days were spent in Portsmouth in money JltiDw agement. This included tnrorma~ tlon on credit; budgeting, reeord keeping and better 1111derstanding of the agencies and organizatlons Involved ln money management in our area. - Food stamp Program- A one da.Y training sesolon ~Y a USDA repreoentatlte, stale Dopartment ot Welfare repreliOiltatlve, and The <Jtio State Uttlverslt)' nutriUonisL These lead-era helped us see our role u , Extension agents In the Food Stamp Program aa It gets organlzed within eoeh 1JOUII4', - Area Home Aeoato !Jlarlng o! ldeao - A one ctor meetlng to share ldeaa with other apnts on reaching new and dlf!erent audlenees. AGENT IN TRAINING Ml88 PeB8)' Henlze, currently Coonl3' Ertenslm Agent, Home Economics, In Morpn Coonty, spent five weeka here In trainlng. ManY of )'1111 liDl acquaintwith her lll...._,elolllllllelao- lmerk!a ~~~ ' . 2:311) ' 13 8:00 8 lnsil!hi 2 '· guests or Mrs. Rushta Sarah Woode was a sun.. ~)llnrner guest of her sister, TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Doll,y Tribune t1t1tl weeki: Gallia Times .... Dr. Charles E. Holzer and hlo boXW dog, Jllo. ky, pictured, praised in Sunday Columbus Dispatch Dllg&Zine section •••• GalHpolis. Jaycees receive charter .... Marllene Thivener, Centenary, wins Gallia Co1111cy Jll)eliifwbec .... Morlanna McHency's fourth grade home room (206) cJII)tures Rotary-liPOnSOred Reid clor on 7:1:0 J3 \lord of ure 71.a5 13 't\aml!ll'• l'ol~ or \'lew .. Nnell of Athens, were ~ ++++++ •• .......... and Plare Near Your Television Set fo~ . Convenient Reference ++++++ SOME 250 young people e>perleneed a profitable eve~ 011 Momorial Field during the Orot annual Gallipolis ReillY• on April 19~ Credit ror this outstanding event must go to Coach Duke Burson, l~n Circle, Roger Barron and other members of the ROtary' ct• lor sponsoring the allalr. We're oureltwWbo blaer and better IIOlll yeor oow that the Old French City has experienced such Ill event. U ~lr!!:O~ Ohio, Md Mr. and Mrs. TION HOUR ·:·30 AM 9 Mon. thru Fri. • • 1360 :~,.~· WMOV --.w.ve. y Guide To Better· TV Viewing 8 "f.oji11n ~WM:• ..-o.Fon Halsey. ,1 ~~..k,; and Mrs. Willlam :;w. :1 and grand&on, ~.Janey sm. of New Castle, Pern., Mr. Mrs. Junes stalnaker or LISTEN To 20th CENTuR1" RE ++++++ JIM GILMORE, All·Soulheastern Ohio i.elgue !bot~ pla,yar at Gollla Academy High SChool last fall and a member ol tho Blue Do.. Us bosketbsll, baseball and track aquads, has boen ace-d by Ohio Northern University at Ada, 0. Gilmore was outstal'fdlnl on tuth 01!ense and defoose during the paot two years. He Pl!IYed ballboek. 3 'ilfiiillilfl ~ ,• Shumw~ with her house. . nome Agent a Busy Person Indeed ' ~::~~= spent a lew da,ys rewith her Parents, Mr. and Her daughter-In-Jaw, ~naker rematndd.a week's stlijt to ttelp ++++++ IN closing. the mqazlne thanlled Pont and all the other sreU coaches fashioned In the Miami tradition - lor .convincing gn\Qt in times or cynicism that nice gu.ys ctm't have tb D.nish lut. We believe, with former Redskin GloM Trout at the Blue JleYIJ helm, that oome of the Miami tradiUon "IU b8 Inherited by GAHS att.. letes. U ..·~ ~ ilari>Fil Quarterly Report to the People Mr. and Mrs. Ruward Russell 575 wornoo to help 11\ern solve and Mr. and }Irs,, W:Uilam ~ , ,. JlY.PAT!lf L, GLASi · tirt. Agent, l!ome Eeonomlcs son1.e or their problem•. FJisell were weekendvisitorsotMr. GALLIPOLIS - "HOll' can I teen dUferent newsletters were and Mrs. W, Boyce ot Col""" bul. Mr. Boyce Is a patient In get rid or the spot on my car- distributed for a total of 5,838 pieces of mail and 56 news retho boapl~ Also visiting were i)et?" "What klnd ol carpet should leases. were prepared. The malllr, and Mrs, Rubort Venoy and jor activities in home economfamily. I buy?" ics follow: u~~ow do I get theodorotmoth ~ Mr. ll1d Mrs. Richard Jelfers and Valorle of Coalton, were balls out of a freezer I bought? CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION 44 \Vhere Nine classes in clothing concan 1 get cane and weekend vialtors or her parems, struction were begun during this lllr. and Mrs. Joe Hatfield. reed for chairs? and five completed their quarter "Wbat do you know about sep'1 ' Mrs. Frank Sarver. JohMY and work by the end of March. Theee Eddie ol BeveriJ., spent a few tic tanks? •'f)o you have any information classes varied from Beginners c:ll.)'s with her parents, Mr. and to Advanced Tailoring. There lllrs. Howard Thoma, and Patrl- on homesteading?' ela. Theae' were among the ques- were 56 women who completed Nucy Eblin Is rec~erati~ tions asked of our orll.ce in the garments - dresses, suits or from an lllpendecto~DJ' at Ve"' home eoonomJ cs area during the ceats - in the five classes which past three months. D..arlng the completed their - k by April ...... lromorlal Roapltal. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knllw, three months, this home agent 1. lloll, KevenandCharlesofLangs- received approximately 1,300 HOMEMAKERS' COUNCIL The January meeting of the a ffiW da.Y• with her calls for advice, ln.rormation, vllle, PII'8Jt& 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charley and guidance on problems of In- Home Cooncll waa ~eel beSatltb and Jo, dividuals In Ga!Ua Coonty, For- cause of bad weatller. In Februw lllra. Ka.y t:l:>dder and 000 of ty.five meotlngs were held lor ary, the program eeateredaround ~~~;::.~:; · =~ · ;~;;;;"RE;:"~··::::::-1 As a !KIP to Commlnlonthe Federal lng actreoa Communications In aper!ormanee leading role by Ill Ian!fi'alllall• to prove ibe medium Ia Indeed a series to three: Beln pubUe service racket.- there are (Mission; lmPos.a!bW; •' D 1 a nfive """' eateiiQrles: regularly na Rlgg (The A...,geri); and scheduled news programo, spe- Barbara st:anw)'~ ('lbo Big clal events, new documentaries, Valley). ., cultural documentaries, other The same lllree ron .aP!nat news and documentaries. each other las& year. Baln won. The Senior Class of Meig~ Counts's Eastern High &hoollo shown on the steps of the U.S. Capito) in Washington, D.C., one of the highlighLS ol the gro~C~"'S r~Kent visit to Washi~n and New York City. Congressman Clarence Miller is pictured witlt the WASHINGTON - C<\prll 25) - �I VINE Get. ~ . ,' .. ~ p- ' 4\ .... "'' • HOLLYii'OOD ruP.!) -:-•T~tp~e, feleyt~, ac~ ··rlutr "! ' ' a'1' It 8pln, 'a!Jii<IW"!)IJ)I!' their 2~ •uiJ Ejn~ r ~1P·1cJ·~ ''Ill!' ~ihiP ""' votAfd ocorio <if !IOlnl-• In .odl1te ;~0 eatetiOrles' l!ith a.11oot as mueh ealectiO!i~'· •• dra.lt board' In Hocking ~, Ullo. ' There ire 6,000 membo,rs or the National Aeadet!lt o1 TeleYiolon Arb and Sciences. And like the resldenlo of .lloc:klng County, Just about ovel')'i>od1 Is Involved In what's a TiJ'I . II'OUJII aa Ume ihe ~· llOI th...._, " lndbldual• wiJo J!lll¥, but need . aiard!lai to the stage tb eollect not, !>t ~· olllie national iltetr ~· It _.td b8 ileadel!ll' ·iind' . who view all joogor than the &mdiQ' nll!bt t)OIIIInat!oilt In ·their entirety;" merle. . C1n ·I 'p u Imagine the gotng 00 • From that extreme, lf1' videO ·iore ~ members vle!rln8 1111 Sdme1111ere there Is .. Emm,y academy baa uarrowed 'down 79 . nonitnated .... lor everyone. lhe nominees ~ ~- documentary Bho11o? seniors and members of the Eastern faculty wOO accompanied the class. Meigs County 4-H Clubs in Action POMEROY - The Meigs 4-H 17 with 9 memberslnattendance. Pleasure Riders met with 19 Kathy HUI was elected to sene members and 2 visitors present as health chairman and Silerry at the !arm of E. J. HUI recently. Turner as safety chairman. The Officers ~lained the meaning of 4-H and a date was set to plan this year's program. Health and Sifeb' chairmen handed out health folders and safet;y folders. The advisor, Mrs. WUUam U:.wnie, reported that a qualifted instructor wUJ speak It the next meeting which wUl be May 14, also at the HiU fann. -Karen Griffith. grolP selected the nutrition pro. ject of Qulek Meals for the yeor. The initlotlon committee ot Rosemary R!ee and Bev ThoJIU>o son was selected. Karen Suther- land led the pledges and Sherry Hayes was in charge of recrea.tion oC charades and rhythm. Re- freshments were served by Terri Miller and Karen Sutherland. The next meeting wiD b8 ~ 1 at the Weber home. - Terry TEEN HELPERS The Mother's Teen HelPers Miller. BEND CLUB 4-H Club met at the home of adThe Pomeroy Bend Senior 4-H naor, Mrs. Veroon Weber, AprU Club met Thursda.f even~Jw, Al>rU 18 at the homeofMrs.Blakeslee, advisor~ C&rol Hargraves,preslclen4 presided at the short business meeting when plans for an overnight camPing triP were dis- Wolfpen News, Notes Karen Gilkey ol Albany, was a Suncla)' visitor of her grancUar- ::Mr. and Mr&, Lincoln Rus- cussed. Members worked on 8ewing projects, cutting and fittlDg the Patterns. Recreation was s.Piied by Irene Borne• who also served refreshments. The next meetlre was set tor AprU 29 at 6:30 at the homo of Mrs. Blakeslee. AT WEBER HOME Rudand 4-H Elq>Jorers met at the Vernon Weber home on Wedo nesda.Y evening, A!>rll 17 with 9 members in attendance. OIIIcers elected Included llano dy Michaeis, president; Torruny Tucker, vice president; Bob Stewart, secretary; Dallas Weber, news reporter; Jim Blrc:hfleld, 'recreation leader; Ricky Bolin, treasW'er; Jerry Coleman. health Chairman; and Duane Weber, safef¥ chairman. The project selected wu EJOo Plorlng the Outdoors. The next •meeting wW be held ~ 2 at the Weber home. Refreshments were served by DaUas Weber. - Dallas Weber. Mrs. J. C. Wyatt. Mrs. Margaret Sinclair, Ches.. tJer Road, was visiting with Mrs. Jlowanl Tboma Wednesda.f, . Tuppers Plains ·Soeiety News BY EVELYN BRICKLES blrthda.f of Mrs, sarah Wooclt was observed Thursday >l'!I:I·I ·:C a dinner in her honor at the 'll''.'"''!"" o! her sister, Mr. and Vere Swartz at Alfred. TboM present were Mn. 9Jaron ~·[\-::l!oOilll and two children of CooJ,. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bentz Mr. and Mrs. Vere the homred guest_ Woode. Tall ol Burr Oak and Miss Marilyn Bernard of ~::~, Ohio, were saturday f4 guests of his aunt, Mr. Ma.ynard Bahr of Academy Field •••• John M;,rgan' s and ~ey Glassburn's dogs wtn Gallia County Fox Hunters' Association trial& •••• GAHS bueballera nip Wahuna 3-2 (or first victory •••• Racine deleat.J Bees t-3, Pom&o roy blanks Gallians 11-0 In Ohio Valley Association baseball DPOJ>o ers .... GSI's $703,000 pa,yroll largest in county. IJ ... sea and other meetings. lil.e also 8 ~\)' ' Gollatll 13 <iod Is tbe .lnMwur 8:4& 8 Lhl~ 1\'ord a the past three mooths, this a.. gent - Seried ao ehalriiWI o! the area training meeting on 4-H Home Manapment projeeto held here in Gallipolis for 4wH act.. visors in several IIUl'I'OUIIdiJl cooutleo. Approximately 50 advlooro attended. - Attended and porUclpated In two 4-11 Exeeutlve Committee meetings and ooe 4-H Advisors Asooclatloo m~ to enact 4wH buslnesa. - Attended two local f.JI club meetlngB- 4-H Laulea8ndeora. Campers - and pioeaented pro.. grams. At the meetlnC of tbe 4..Ji Lassies, informaUat was pre.. aented on "4-H CltD Work the Total Pldllre" lor 4.JI members and parenta and for the Cora camper..,·tflo,programceQ.. terod IJIIOil ''Food· "! or TMDI." - PartlelpatedlnJeVeralplannine DMJOII~p lot ·I •. oPectaJ Metgo-Gallla · Cow~~!' Jdlvlfr lor teena to b8 ·held· WI ,lvriul ait •'Th.e Total You•• - 'a look at groornlns, ~·JC)Jtun, etc. lor teenapu. .· - Served 11 o! the Canter's Ca•e' ~ : ~·tlon and u 111eh, ~ ' I" o meetln,p olllle OQ!V,Corp11ratloo Boord to trauile1Ji9~11 of the 4wH camp, ···'I -VIsited withtlllllmltll'advlo,. ori and 4-ll'ero In the ofllee and out about J)I'Cblellll tltltiiJIO~ tiono on their projecta. WlTII OTHER GROUPS A talk on borne ICIIIIIOmleo eareero Blvlllt at a moo1lntl ot the \latlla AcacieDQr F.H,A. H Sleety J•:ller~ ~w IJ t:rne~t T!ibb :-.iJUW K:Oil 13 Kartoon Joiar~l~al ');00 K CelebriQ liame '""' 3 Newb, .'lPOrh S ,\mateur !lour 9:31 6:00 8 Tom and Jtrl')' t'ollege ~I B Twen!J' Flnt 3 J 13 MliLoil the Moute~ UhOO 3 Bill .\sldt! rMJn SIIOII' & Llwlrc \lope 13 Lloo~ ltle J.lonh••rtad 10130 3 L\Ying Word n Bu£ii Bunn,r l3 (){{to C~t.l\ury 6 13 S. the WIDird (i:30 3 Flipper 8 Sin ~'rapc\~Q Heal :i 8 landld lamera 13 Welb Flt(IIJ 10:30 3 l'onc:enlratlon 8 1\everi) lllllbllllu 7:00 3 Wild 8 13 11-ln~ck!m l.ab~o\e \'o~lie 7:3U l3 3 \\'aiL llilllt) 8 Gtntl•,llen·- tO:U RalrtcSW Theatn ' ' .. : 11:00 3 Thla I• !he Lire II Camera Throe 11 :00 ' ller,;oriallt)' 8 \odY of ~~rf) 11:30 3 lloli)flood .'iQuare~ lS Dick \'In l~h 8:00 1 8:30 8 lllodle""lll-l.aw 3 0\r\ltlll,lh•n 8 Fau the Nation 13 Dim"ry ll;IJD t:i 3 U:30 \11,) 9 GuldliJI L]J::hL 8 Mltolon: Jrnpo~•lbla 3 ~o:t-· 8. Mltlrree t3 ~vlval Fir.. 8 lllOO t:flltal ;-.ie'ln l:entral 3 Yovi• 11:45 Roller Dllrll)' 13 Jlm Walterl Jlbliet 11:30 I:U II:::J.5 8 The Bible Altl'ftl'l . 6:U :J Corn C.:.b Rtllort ~ / . :3 r::.::Wer• ' ~ & .... -- fS r 3 Rawhide U Trl&h or C.:.aJelfllllC' Mlke '-IIIli• !ii!IW ' >NYitl: ,.Earll , 3.• .,~=1 J, .. " 1 t J. ''" ~ Mike U:n~la• ::h>W • ID:GO , · ...,,~ 9:00 ~kl•ie .. 8 ,• BnltiJ IIUJI?UIIel • .13 Thb Mcirnbw _..., a · ~~retbn • li:IIG Mo\U '7110 3 TM Monktlrl ~1 ~. ·b':<>"•·,; j ·, ,.u;•...., ._ .. ., l~ c ~ Fl.yu~~: 13 6:JO O.Witched 13 l::)r {,ues• ~le t:JO !'cyton l'la.:u JQ:Oil 3 !lean Martin 13 (.lleration EnterL&IrmCDi ...... 11:00 Newa, V.'eathtlr, ~rt" ~ .. 13 ~:110 l lliJ 1o or Our Ll¥11b II l.o'le I~ 1 ~leocbred l'hing I:J ht.:llale's to;av) 1 he lb:IOn ~ llou~ l'arQ l3 The Bltu' (.;ame ""¥ ... 13 Gmerllllklllfll&\ 3 1'odl¥ .'llloW 13 Urureh or Chrlll I ?:30 1 )iftll)' Jlllfen !blw u 4:00 3 Mr. C.rtoon 8 t'llntatonell 13 Dltirc Gaml 4::NI "" .""' '""' ~00 13 Tnuhor CoaMQI.IfiiJI:•• '"' .... 1' M l'ounr - Nt~Wa c.odld c..D.r. :s vom,r.~ NMrrl l>fcWn 8 c.ttll w.... c.ntnl 11 MlnGrurtn 8 BIY-rJllliDWWH 1::1 Thla..,... "-::J' Ill. . . ·" \1 ·~ . . J._,. ,._.,.Lito . lliw1J<,.. . .........,.... f ,I .. ' '. 1 I~ I Slian:h k to!MrNW ' II TniMWliM TwUidc.Z... II ...... ilow't Yo~ ~. 1%:00 ""' '"' .. ...... """" ,~;;s. a 3 Thf& --& llkiiVan 0)'11,• • • : 13 Waita~lt• a flllt a tier~~~&~ Arqoor~ 7~3Ji ""' ihaler-Brlnklt:1 R41Pon I · I 3 . tljg Rt.wbWt 3 '~" ''""'Per~ ""' a 3 llDl&h Villey t-,• 8 )'WU,.,.....,. 1:30 , 8 F•ll,y Theatn l:t The NelJI.ptd GMI.P ,.J~ n 4:110 l:t ,.. bt.tllll.'-""'' io:oo & ~ Edp ot Nlaft. llu't .~· 3 Mi. ~noon I t'~l """""'............ ' 3 HilltleJo-Brl- ...,. l:l Wlllar L'l'oald1* AVIfW'Irl Comtq Cerrouul 8 Sic ret libma 13 W)'lti Earp :J Newa ..-Jl'lUI'e .11 c.p.i Ntw1 Cenual 13 lkh- Grlflll . :a You QM\"t 8:1Cl J3 IW1oon Karnl.¥11 9:ol 3 MJke ~ .!iiOW • 13 The NewlyWed Game ~ a:.oo 3 '11011 l.bn'l ~ II E4lt ofrN I!iht 6 t'1111Ll,y Theltrl Cartoon 9:30 Clll,l}er 6:00 ~President 3 8 C\IIVftii'Un :VIP 8 ILerculold• 13 The Ft.n\.lltic Four "" 13 C.o'll'b:ly In A!rka 10:00 J FllntltonaS 8 !i'I&UID 7:1111 :J Porter Wqoner 13 .'9\dennan lO::ul 3 SU!illiOO .. <Joliatb 7~30 s 1'11t Jr, $flet Gh::llt f3 Journey to Centlr oC 1. The S&lnt ~ 3 Birdman 7 Galazy Trw 8 ~ Dick l MJihtY Mlghtor 13 Kq.Ko~ 11:30 cat ,.,. 3 Cud McCool 8 Johlllll' Quest 13 ·l.menelll Bandet&Dd 1:00 3 Mo1le s l.Qne lt&teer t:JO Koad Runur H~Wtnh11l '68 2:00 3 Anltther World 8 To TeD 1M Truth 7:110 13 U Worldof~l.li 8 ..laelia Gle&IOII 13 The DaU.nr: G.vnt. 8:110 13 Till Nli'IIJ.Iw-' Ga:ale 11:30 3 GK !8\.ln H lq ThrM Sonf. 13 l.awreaee Welk 1:111 ' ""'' II Hopft'l Heroes 9::10 8 l'.ultMt Jllfllltlon n fbl1ywoDII Pala• , ...... 10100 U:30 1~1 1111115 & A.uwen 11:00 8 ~ur 13 !llturdi¥ SI:IIM B Newa 3 · U WeekiDd Newa 11:15 13 Chlll1r T-.:11r 1):.20 8 Movl• 11115 3 liloril a. 6:45 J t:orn (A)b I~ u llarll .'+lidl;tlll ~ 13 8 BllhaP 8 ""' 8 l'rankenltei.D Jr. u 13 8 The IUble .\nswe-rs 3:30 9:311 3 ~116 ~n~ s Movie 6:35 3:UU 3 .\nothllf World 8 To Tell the 'fruth tJ Genenl HoliPU•I WIMher, 11:241 ll::JO 3 Tonl&hl Show l 5:00 3 Wrtitll!!i 13 3 8 Kelltlf:IQ' Derby 8:30 8 ~1111!1 " A(t~ 1l titllrre a~: the Jtinp 12:110 3 ToP Cll 13 The Beltles 13 Thlt lilrl ' ' .. 'J'WIIIl I WDdWJIIiiWett 4:00 , "'"" 13 Foreign Lectonnalru 3 Atom 8:00 ll .. 3 Car I< Track 11:00 N1111 llall111ark Hall or t •m• J ~::W ·~ GALUPOUS - Mill Be11lo II. Comer, t31 Soeond A.,._ nue, a long tlmo talllPhone COIJIIIIIIII' employee, celebrated her 4Sth yeor with Ohio Bell thiB and roeetvecl a ~nd &anice emblem marking the occasion. A Dative of Wat8rloo, La"rence County, abe worked brief~¥ lor a elpr f-ry In lroiiiD!I and the Ohio Volloy Laundry here - ... comlntJ to , work for Ohio Bellin 1923. Hor original a••limeJII was aa an 01>0rator In the collllllllll"• tral1lc deJJartment, a Job she has held alileo tb&t time. Friend• and COoWorkera feted the 1cJ1w. Ume erq>fo¥oe !;; coremonloe held earlier this month In ltomr ol her ~ ear-. Movie 7::10 3 ....., ...... 13 *:and Hundred Years COulllliiJ: Ul(ll\ 1:00 l Mid I~ NtWb l'lcture ~ Iackie Obli111;er ~ IJ Urtll.m llou.>e 1:30 3 l..eL' " Na~e A Ileal ~ h ti•e World Turn,; u \\ eddl ng Part) ~30 10:;10 II ~ 9:\10 ij (;ood Monlng World 13 l\,l:.l',l), U:Oll U --.YCMq- Nna Jllinilllr ' • • . I 7:110 3 Sillllllli C1ravan 12:~& U Truth or Conlequtnr:ell Candid c.mera 3 llundey-llrlnkley 1189ort 8 Walter l.:ronklte llillbillie ~ X ~rch lor 1 omo rm111 13 Treasure l ~ l e 3 Ha'lfbl.de 1J WeUtJfii'IO .. J ~DO "-111"~ ~tt ,... u t:OO a Walter Cltlflhll• . _ 1 Karnlval 13 ' Wrau Earp ., ~:30 loiiO ''" ~toon 6!30 \an t.l)ke 12:00 3 JIXJI)ard) s L.o1e of Life 13 Bew1tchtd 1:::30 M illlktarl 8 ~rtt storm _,...., 13 Man G'rllrin w.lb~ s 9::JO llfOtl 8 <:tcthai.Netn ee.t11 t IS 8 CCII&i• Kqaroo ~i ~3 Newt - Bob 'I'~ - c.ndld Ctai.l111 13 ' II CounlJ7 Clrt'Wiie'l t'l.mllf Thi!llltt J . .• Nr. C.:anoon U New4'l'l.d C>ama ! 5:00 13 Kar1IMiil Karnlval t· 11:45 3 Corn lbb llq>ort 7:00 3 Tediy ~ u Glor)' llold 7:30 ~ .~ Jeffers .'WIW 1:00 fJ U t:mtlt TullO Show 11130 ' set ret !i!Or" B The Bible \nM•ecw ; II t'ltrutone• 13 DWnaGm• ~ 4:30 ~JIIferl~ ""'l 6:3S 3:311 l'011 ll:Jn't ~ ~ Eq;:e of Night JJ iltrk !iladoWI ' .. 3 MQvit 3 1¥dlight Zone 7:30 a Garden Club 8 · 3 "'' Gamt 3 News l'k:tun 8 Capital Nen C.:enU'al 13 Merv Grlttlo 13 l 'hh Morning li :OU I J l'erlillrllllllty I M .\rKiy of Ma_rbern •· 11::111 7:00 3 ~1-et Beverly Newl~111e<l ,....,_ 13 W.Us Fargo 5:00 3 ltawhidtl U Trutll or Con~equence ., 5:30 13 Bob YOIJI'II! - Nelws tl:OO t'oocentnllon J II xew ... 3 Mike n.ug~a" U 13 lklb \'o11ng - :'iew• 6:0U 3 :'oi1:w~ !'io; lure R ~I tal :-.~ ~ Cuntral 13 Men Griffin 6:30 J IIWJtl~:l""BrlntJey l<epu n B Walter'Krun~ile 3 Mid '-J' ~"~ l'll'ture 8 J~,ekl.e Obll11fLer Shu" 13 . DrtllmiJOUbf. 1:30 3 Lei' ~ Makv ,\ IJeal 8 .\M the \\orld Turm ,8 Mo\ie t3 Wtlddlrw l'an.} 2:00 I L:JO illY~ oC Our Live• 8 love b 1 ~lendorecl 1'11111¥ 3 Tonight Show 13 Joe,) Bishop 13 Mdlale'M :>.:a\') 8 1(4rl')' RMIOner 8 lltd.ey J3 Lowv Llfhillol* . 1110 .~:3 0 8 Ul.'> J~tp~m 13 lnvaden H:Uil 3 1\nther, ~~1~ 8 (.'ap1tRl :\e•n Central 13 :\ew&, WeaL~er, :-port~ 11:20 ):011 11 :15 1:110 "' 3 Meet the Pren Wn>llq\l\:lli,:C~ 8 l(Cd ~elton lklur 1J IL Take b \ Tlnd ~llched 12:~fl 11'\lllamM 3 At !111118 5:0U 3 ltawh!dc 13 'I ruth 01 U The 9:30 SUlrm W~au 1-:at'P 111:00 3 ~ Jut\;menL 8 lanllld lamer& 13 \\ellb l'af},'ll JO::JO K IJ l;:3tl l:!::W 3 .t:le Gu~n 8 ~artll Cor Tomorrow 13 Trva• u1e h>le 3 li)lllnzl 8 S:,herro Brot~en 1 l3 • ' 10:00 9:00 ... ~elghbors 8:1111 3 P~·e & l'aiM B Clptam ~aroo 8 t' unily The11re 3 Mike Lhuglu ~ 8 '-""1Bill Klngaroo 13 C,arr\son'b I:OI'lll.aM 1~:00 3 Jeopardl' ll Love of l.lle 9:0U iJ•· TV Chl&lel 8 f'lclrc Lll• '13 Herald of T~lllh TI\L~ Morn\~ "" 11 t amily Thealfe 13 NeJjJywed Uame 13 ~:30 1J Kil\000 Kamlval 13 Gospel HU'JIIOIIJ 3:15 . 13 Thll .,. e S.Uue 1:4:i '"" 13 t.aory lload ~:lO K t.artooos 3 Mr. Cartoon 8 t'llntatonlll l3 The ~latin~ Ganle 8 Slevpy Jetter,. :-ilow ll Th\1 t'lint~woe~ 13 Th6 I.Cing {.arne 7:00 t1 J::dp ol Night 13 ~111 Slladow ~ L3 The Uvlng Word 7:30 '"" H TV t:la5stoom 3 You Lhn'l St,y 7:lfl Mr. L:iu'toon l 8 Ed :d.Uvln 13 FHJ , 13 Bullwlnkl• U:30 9:0U Ml~e Q::lu,clao ShoW (.'\Uitaill Kangaroo 11:30 ~reL :-torm ll}lLI F..arp U:OO Snap Jut\l,'llleRL 8 World 3:30 3 }ou IOO't Sill ~ J::dg~ ol Nl.ghl 13 Lar1l .'illllkHoi. 3 ... 7:00 3 'Judty :ilow 13 illlvy & tiullath K To l'elilht TruL11 13 (~IM;!rllilloo;pilal 6:30 3:00 3 1\nother World 8 To Tell the Truth 13 Generallloli!)ital rl.e Ul.ble ~n~wer~ 6:45 a tOm Cob lltVOn .. . l~Qthcr 3 ''" 4:30 ifl n ~ 3 The U,.:tot'li ~ Ilouse l'arcy l3 Tile 81.~ (;arne ~ a Toii~Jo ~w 13 Nl!ll Te~lunent 7:30 uotr ~arlmllt 3 l'he Dible lti~Wen li:4& 3 l'ol'n l'clb llePun 1 t1DII~ I &:30 l'l:elltleott w.. ~ 6:35 ::30 G:35 (J(IIf 13 and artJ... cles that many of you received. 4-H CLUB WORK The major responldbUityofttle Home Agent In 4-H clw work In three-agent county lnrith home economies subject matter. As a part ot this aolli8nment during l.aw llay ~ 8 t;ndlrdog worked On 'nlw11etters MlltiiMIII J 13 lountr) L'hurch , "'"""' two Interests ot the women LandscapinJ ihe Home Grot.mds and A Trip to Alaska. In March, the c01111ctl oontlnued its emphasis on better understandlng of Gallla Cooncy throo~ a program on Coonty HealUt FacUttles. Mrs. Naomi Rose o! the GoUla COIIIII7 Health Department was the guest apeaker. Entertainment at the March meeting was provided by the PTA Mother-singers. The Home Coencll Executive Committee met twice to transact business of tile cowtell. AGENT TRAINING Part ot eaeh 1111ar1er to S))OIIt In up-dating subJect m a t t e r throo~ training so this agent can bo ot greater help to the peq>le ol the county. There were several such meetings: - Mooey Management SeminaJ' - Four days were spent in Portsmouth in money JltiDw agement. This included tnrorma~ tlon on credit; budgeting, reeord keeping and better 1111derstanding of the agencies and organizatlons Involved ln money management in our area. - Food stamp Program- A one da.Y training sesolon ~Y a USDA repreoentatlte, stale Dopartment ot Welfare repreliOiltatlve, and The <Jtio State Uttlverslt)' nutriUonisL These lead-era helped us see our role u , Extension agents In the Food Stamp Program aa It gets organlzed within eoeh 1JOUII4', - Area Home Aeoato !Jlarlng o! ldeao - A one ctor meetlng to share ldeaa with other apnts on reaching new and dlf!erent audlenees. AGENT IN TRAINING Ml88 PeB8)' Henlze, currently Coonl3' Ertenslm Agent, Home Economics, In Morpn Coonty, spent five weeka here In trainlng. ManY of )'1111 liDl acquaintwith her lll...._,elolllllllelao- lmerk!a ~~~ ' . 2:311) ' 13 8:00 8 lnsil!hi 2 '· guests or Mrs. Rushta Sarah Woode was a sun.. ~)llnrner guest of her sister, TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Doll,y Tribune t1t1tl weeki: Gallia Times .... Dr. Charles E. Holzer and hlo boXW dog, Jllo. ky, pictured, praised in Sunday Columbus Dispatch Dllg&Zine section •••• GalHpolis. Jaycees receive charter .... Marllene Thivener, Centenary, wins Gallia Co1111cy Jll)eliifwbec .... Morlanna McHency's fourth grade home room (206) cJII)tures Rotary-liPOnSOred Reid clor on 7:1:0 J3 \lord of ure 71.a5 13 't\aml!ll'• l'ol~ or \'lew .. Nnell of Athens, were ~ ++++++ •• .......... and Plare Near Your Television Set fo~ . Convenient Reference ++++++ SOME 250 young people e>perleneed a profitable eve~ 011 Momorial Field during the Orot annual Gallipolis ReillY• on April 19~ Credit ror this outstanding event must go to Coach Duke Burson, l~n Circle, Roger Barron and other members of the ROtary' ct• lor sponsoring the allalr. We're oureltwWbo blaer and better IIOlll yeor oow that the Old French City has experienced such Ill event. U ~lr!!:O~ Ohio, Md Mr. and Mrs. TION HOUR ·:·30 AM 9 Mon. thru Fri. • • 1360 :~,.~· WMOV --.w.ve. y Guide To Better· TV Viewing 8 "f.oji11n ~WM:• ..-o.Fon Halsey. ,1 ~~..k,; and Mrs. Willlam :;w. :1 and grand&on, ~.Janey sm. of New Castle, Pern., Mr. Mrs. Junes stalnaker or LISTEN To 20th CENTuR1" RE ++++++ JIM GILMORE, All·Soulheastern Ohio i.elgue !bot~ pla,yar at Gollla Academy High SChool last fall and a member ol tho Blue Do.. Us bosketbsll, baseball and track aquads, has boen ace-d by Ohio Northern University at Ada, 0. Gilmore was outstal'fdlnl on tuth 01!ense and defoose during the paot two years. He Pl!IYed ballboek. 3 'ilfiiillilfl ~ ,• Shumw~ with her house. . nome Agent a Busy Person Indeed ' ~::~~= spent a lew da,ys rewith her Parents, Mr. and Her daughter-In-Jaw, ~naker rematndd.a week's stlijt to ttelp ++++++ IN closing. the mqazlne thanlled Pont and all the other sreU coaches fashioned In the Miami tradition - lor .convincing gn\Qt in times or cynicism that nice gu.ys ctm't have tb D.nish lut. We believe, with former Redskin GloM Trout at the Blue JleYIJ helm, that oome of the Miami tradiUon "IU b8 Inherited by GAHS att.. letes. U ..·~ ~ ilari>Fil Quarterly Report to the People Mr. and Mrs. Ruward Russell 575 wornoo to help 11\ern solve and Mr. and }Irs,, W:Uilam ~ , ,. JlY.PAT!lf L, GLASi · tirt. Agent, l!ome Eeonomlcs son1.e or their problem•. FJisell were weekendvisitorsotMr. GALLIPOLIS - "HOll' can I teen dUferent newsletters were and Mrs. W, Boyce ot Col""" bul. Mr. Boyce Is a patient In get rid or the spot on my car- distributed for a total of 5,838 pieces of mail and 56 news retho boapl~ Also visiting were i)et?" "What klnd ol carpet should leases. were prepared. The malllr, and Mrs, Rubort Venoy and jor activities in home economfamily. I buy?" ics follow: u~~ow do I get theodorotmoth ~ Mr. ll1d Mrs. Richard Jelfers and Valorle of Coalton, were balls out of a freezer I bought? CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION 44 \Vhere Nine classes in clothing concan 1 get cane and weekend vialtors or her parems, struction were begun during this lllr. and Mrs. Joe Hatfield. reed for chairs? and five completed their quarter "Wbat do you know about sep'1 ' Mrs. Frank Sarver. JohMY and work by the end of March. Theee Eddie ol BeveriJ., spent a few tic tanks? •'f)o you have any information classes varied from Beginners c:ll.)'s with her parents, Mr. and to Advanced Tailoring. There lllrs. Howard Thoma, and Patrl- on homesteading?' ela. Theae' were among the ques- were 56 women who completed Nucy Eblin Is rec~erati~ tions asked of our orll.ce in the garments - dresses, suits or from an lllpendecto~DJ' at Ve"' home eoonomJ cs area during the ceats - in the five classes which past three months. D..arlng the completed their - k by April ...... lromorlal Roapltal. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knllw, three months, this home agent 1. lloll, KevenandCharlesofLangs- received approximately 1,300 HOMEMAKERS' COUNCIL The January meeting of the a ffiW da.Y• with her calls for advice, ln.rormation, vllle, PII'8Jt& 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charley and guidance on problems of In- Home Cooncll waa ~eel beSatltb and Jo, dividuals In Ga!Ua Coonty, For- cause of bad weatller. In Februw lllra. Ka.y t:l:>dder and 000 of ty.five meotlngs were held lor ary, the program eeateredaround ~~~;::.~:; · =~ · ;~;;;;"RE;:"~··::::::-1 As a !KIP to Commlnlonthe Federal lng actreoa Communications In aper!ormanee leading role by Ill Ian!fi'alllall• to prove ibe medium Ia Indeed a series to three: Beln pubUe service racket.- there are (Mission; lmPos.a!bW; •' D 1 a nfive """' eateiiQrles: regularly na Rlgg (The A...,geri); and scheduled news programo, spe- Barbara st:anw)'~ ('lbo Big clal events, new documentaries, Valley). ., cultural documentaries, other The same lllree ron .aP!nat news and documentaries. each other las& year. Baln won. The Senior Class of Meig~ Counts's Eastern High &hoollo shown on the steps of the U.S. Capito) in Washington, D.C., one of the highlighLS ol the gro~C~"'S r~Kent visit to Washi~n and New York City. Congressman Clarence Miller is pictured witlt the WASHINGTON - C<\prll 25) - �ickup le tlcmal Pick v. Pickup . .. . . ' . nt . . lbree 1'00111 In WheeiAJ nm LAND by plenty . soft 5.55 RNIIBHED-;; u 1!:0 tact Stella A ·es are lreasureo no one can eal, a che one !raJ y Brad, olel. CJ , Q. • !1011, pllOIIO 4-28- Iter Famll 1 To 8u . caJJRale t 0, D 10 446-1895. IU 20 HP. ~IU 8&-3547 HO ou:fu;;;;j-;;;:t.;~ be . $12. room o e In II part el . . ireplace. 1 men . basement. ruel 11 r· nace, city water. Three miles t . II y<>u want I. Ph. ALL N ve A. room, 1 Tl ES 70 home, see ..• . atr. · ,. ., ... . . I 0. r. , Pomm;oy, • "!! • ..... '" ' r ·f!: ' ' prl<es 'on estlngulsh· boats, tralltn D d HA !llA.N ,_._... Dillon - LOC Dwlgbl I, .. , Elchln8or Lawrence Eblin ' on land -Ranch 1e. 1110 1A1 - Great J 7: A. . ..... 2 3 P. 4: I 1 lk lnsu A.~:~ILE uran ea ! Loot JOur opera!· or's 1 e! ean·t!OI.:!96C. I I lfc AlLY C 0 S 0 D ~~~=· Out of 0. ubltltute uh. Second for 1plnacb 11. Lot11 for 12. De I ..., 13. Well·known ... 24. Rlnl 25. wr. 28. Thrice: c:omb. I 28. Indian It theatrical 0 •• P eacb 14. Ouido'• hlpeal P. Ke ping M i Gallic and as n reo In armed As ell As En ertoin ........,,........ w 000 000 100 000 000- 1-10.1 Tore ~-1 (J.O). sror· oberta 154 . sbift, ·1 10 p.m. to 6 a. I b ans Steak """""· st ~~N~ r qulc • for I. Ope 7 1D 7 Mon. rl., J ym r Coal Co., th Melu nd Gal· I nty line. P . 1192- 39. ho 240 If pie lng, rm s and CIOOIMI, A real buy - Price f1 OIJO. 011 apa and . 448-2201. GOOD CJ, or I. Carl Win Grunde. Phon 241> N. of cl ts, Rt. I II I . gu and . I'll. 441- . I . Jl �ickup le tlcmal Pick v. Pickup . .. . . ' . nt . . lbree 1'00111 In WheeiAJ nm LAND by plenty . soft 5.55 RNIIBHED-;; u 1!:0 tact Stella A ·es are lreasureo no one can eal, a che one !raJ y Brad, olel. CJ , Q. • !1011, pllOIIO 4-28- Iter Famll 1 To 8u . caJJRale t 0, D 10 446-1895. IU 20 HP. ~IU 8&-3547 HO ou:fu;;;;j-;;;:t.;~ be . $12. room o e In II part el . . ireplace. 1 men . basement. ruel 11 r· nace, city water. Three miles t . II y<>u want I. Ph. ALL N ve A. room, 1 Tl ES 70 home, see ..• . atr. · ,. ., ... . . I 0. r. , Pomm;oy, • "!! • ..... '" ' r ·f!: ' ' prl<es 'on estlngulsh· boats, tralltn D d HA !llA.N ,_._... Dillon - LOC Dwlgbl I, .. , Elchln8or Lawrence Eblin ' on land -Ranch 1e. 1110 1A1 - Great J 7: A. . ..... 2 3 P. 4: I 1 lk lnsu A.~:~ILE uran ea ! Loot JOur opera!· or's 1 e! ean·t!OI.:!96C. I I lfc AlLY C 0 S 0 D ~~~=· Out of 0. ubltltute uh. Second for 1plnacb 11. Lot11 for 12. De I ..., 13. Well·known ... 24. Rlnl 25. wr. 28. Thrice: c:omb. I 28. Indian It theatrical 0 •• P eacb 14. Ouido'• hlpeal P. Ke ping M i Gallic and as n reo In armed As ell As En ertoin ........,,........ w 000 000 100 000 000- 1-10.1 Tore ~-1 (J.O). sror· oberta 154 . sbift, ·1 10 p.m. to 6 a. I b ans Steak """""· st ~~N~ r qulc • for I. Ope 7 1D 7 Mon. rl., J ym r Coal Co., th Melu nd Gal· I nty line. P . 1192- 39. ho 240 If pie lng, rm s and CIOOIMI, A real buy - Price f1 OIJO. 011 apa and . 448-2201. GOOD CJ, or I. Carl Win Grunde. Phon 241> N. of cl ts, Rt. I II I . gu and . I'll. 441- . I . Jl �I ' '! ' 1 IJ,f,1~;i~.- ~~~~nel, s.i;,'\1\Y, i\p~~ ~\\~~~~~\\ \ . •; \ ' !'· ' . oice·a_long··;Btoadway ~ ,~: . oer'o ,..,,.. lll#itlns with bla doc• · them to "!'fei IIIII BdW):. ~­ YORK - :·W!un Gov. IOr;wbO ,~ him to cut .~ toe nlalrt• )'<Mi~d...,.. ~.wen frOm 90 ',clprel& a dq Ill oiJ!rt ll1ll"i'Ouodod bY a floek• ol, 'rlin-' ll.ll'ed i!ove-'lirlter,1 · 11111 Duoklv wlredlllek ••• stnsW Tom •JOIIea baolilll a •'"'I' prleot_a.. DlYid J&nlll!ll· renled ••• ·The pisl!>i In Miami. ,.,. he bome 10 Lon9oo, llrtualieoJIIDIIII !lolrte villa iohor$ w ·fi. :Diik~i >i:'~i 1',..eci 1D .want jazz up the dlaarmecl him ... ParliiiOW>I's le dallied ... Comic but it' a no 11 Hello, Solly!., 1•!1rs" movie ,Pte ,.......ly tor IIIII bls ~ -~ ~;;~~,,.,,:i,,'!l!l., po..:C..,~ctoey than enlerlalrl- otaei Slr -~ry Olhi.;., S I r · cloll't believe Ill ..<.lntiea:Utei~~ •" Bealllillll sets IllY Hou- Mike · Redilrllve and !lr R ale · 'finance plityo on lhe w. coaot. Slnpr Barbara MeNalr a btn Tor -Arutunllu) but as lhe Rlchardaon ... The va~e'rable folia aald HYeral dooades aao. Ames Pool llall at Bdw.r. & musician , Dm Colli are sllli>:V0U CID't walk out wh!IIIJing the 54th ended "' bebllld lhe 8-Bin: ping 1ho blue eldp stocki, Ioili ICaliJ'Y • • Former Fred War- It becmneo a nllllttclub, "T b e theY'll opeD a "(00-aeat cafe hi San FriiiCisco next IDOIIlb (Calllag th"'lh Dorolhy Arms (Dow LaiUichlng Pad." Las Vegas authorttleamurmQr eel uMr. Q's," Ua ftrat star at the Gay 90s) lost her musician husband •.. Dagmar' • mate In awe Utat Howard Huslleafii: Bobby Dar!IO) ... llllekeY ~~­ pa bock to lhe hospital• ... tends to relocate Ollllllllb ladue- lane's curvy-blondO We 9terry Sinatra gave a $5,000 check to try 1D lllal communlt;y-o!.greed resumes cafe-singing career at the Bob Hope-coed "Fight for to Increase Ute local JIOIIUia- Groslllnller's ... 1'1111 Sllverswlll Sight" ohow Ma.y 19 In l'hilltar- lion several hundred lhousands pick up a flve-lli!Jre weekly leo .•• Adam Clayton Powell• s lots this summer in uQl,rs & Dolls" IIHlllie Hall. Weight Watchers magazine will sicker than his amoun~emen~ ... Wa,yne Newton went on the open low~orte resta\D'ants .•. Indicate ••• The Capitol Theatre A. Godlroycast from Fla. to plug J&Ckle Gleaaoo went to a screen- shut Jts balcony about three years his appearance at the DeauvUle Ins of "Yours, MiDe and Ours" ago but despite Ute reviews Its lhere, but Ute old grouch didn't but couldn't fit into a seat; so its incumbent ("2001: A S p a c e mention Cbe Deauville and manI star Luellle Ball screened It at Odyssey•) hauled lnenougltmobs aged to get the now very annoy. MEANWIOLE, WELL OVER 150 ..,. .. muole atodonto 1D lhe hor home while the Great 0 n e to reopen the lhelf ... Turtle- ed kid to sing several smgs Meigs High Sehnol are ..,v1ng intothelrfiDIIrehoarlll aoaalonllhle tried to fit Into a sofa ... Nas- necks & Mao jackets are the (for whieh he gets $7,500 and up week for lhelr outclollr concert to be held at 3 p. m. oext Sondl,y 1n most monotonous male raiment on TV - wtth plugs). the Pomeroy stadl.um. ever; so many swishes w e a r Some prcblems deveklped in leaaecl soon. Jolm Is kept prett;y the Meigs concert on how to ef- bell)" wllh his ompiQYlllenl ID fectlvel,y cope wtlh the sound for Kentocky but doea manage to the outdoor event. However, Iince keep bls hand In lhe world of F. o. Da.y, Marietta. whoannuali.Y music. handles aound at the Meigs COUnt;)' Fair and the Big Bend Regatta SPE.UUNG OF RECORDS Weekend, will be In Pluneroy 011 Laal S11l111Ml" CUrly (Clarence) the day preceding the concert to Herdman cametDiheMelga Counyouru say do the sound for the Miss S:xtth~ t;)' Fair to parUclpate ID Ute Drat 100 'fdo. $.of Old This column Is for young peo- humans and yet watch a baby ern Cllio Pageant, he was asked annual old Ume fiddlers' conSilver Bridge Sltelliw pie, their problems and pleas- being killed and not try to stop to arrange the setup for the con- test which not only offered eome cert. Ho agreed, ancl the result Interesting prizes but lhe Ohio Open. ures, their troubles and run. it? As _..-IUt Ute rest of Helen Holp Instead o1 jailing this couple should be eft'ective. Stale atamplon UUo. Incidentally, lhe SUndsy eon, Usl, it welcomes laughs b u t Cor not trying to prevent a Herdman plsyed well and took cart by lhe Meigs group will be first place hcmors. Reeoolly, be waft dodge a eorloos question crime, lhe police just seem with a brulh-ol!. gratefUl that lhey will h e 1 p strictly on the "pop'' sickl with cut a record for Kanawtla Rechits over the past year or so ords. R Is a danciY with a numGlen Blird, Mgr. Send your teenage <I!O&Uono idenUtY the ldller. to YOUTII ASKED FOR rr, care Almost every day you hear a- making up the entire program, ber ot old-time, toe-taJ)I)tro 111ch ol Helen Help US! Ibis newspa- bout somelhtoc like this. Does- directed by Miss Roberta Kraeu~ as Torkey In lhe Straw and UnIf We Don't Have It, per. n't anyone care any more? - ter. der the Double Eagle Included. Another llllerestlll!l sldellllltt We'll Get It ARE ALL PEOPLE UNCARING? CONCERNED TEEN He wrote alx seleotlono uaed Dear Teen·. _ of the ooncert-. Whlletherewlll in the album. Amonl these are, Dear Helen Free Long Une Service ' · To 40 Major I read in our paper where a I can't believe any sane per- be no admission charge, a silver Meigs COUnt.y Reel, ID tribute two~year..(lld boy was beaten to son would sit and watch a rhlld olferlng will be taken. The pro- t.o Meigs COUnty where he ...., Wreckini Y;irds deBUt by his taUter. What made being beeten to death without ceeds will go to Meigs county his tiUe, and, Big Tracy, In tribme just plain sick at my stom- maldng an elfort to help. If yoo'd American Wind Symphony fund ute to Pomeroy's Trucy \Yhaljoy, ach, though, was that down in check the racts, you migtrt find .•. a nice gesture sinceUle$1,000 long-lime stringed music enlhoothe last paragra!il It said the something has been omitted, or needed for bringing the symphony last who promoted the Ohio old24 Hr. W.-ktr Service pollee sslcl lhey had witnesses: perhaps you jumped to the wrong to Meigs Coonty Is slow In ma- time ft.d:U.ers• cantelt last sum... terlali2ing. Houn 8 AM Til 6 PM A couple sitting In a car out- oonclustons. mei allhe ....,t;y fair. Allor 6 p.M. · side had watched this awful thing It's true, lhere are people who Accompanying, Curley oo the PHONE 446-2... throogll a window for 20 mJn. just don't care, but for over)• JOHN LAYNE, FORMERLY ot album are bis brother, Troy, 11 utes. Uninvolved" coward, hundreds New Haven, W.Va., who appear.....·.· • DO go all out to assist lhelr ed on Ute J<>ey Blllhop show sev' !ellowman. II you don't believe eral months agu after wlnninR a nie, think bse.k to Ute time your tri-state talent conte&t, has cui car stalled on the highwa,y. You a recording which will be redidn't walt loog for help, Pll bet. Trouble is, kind people don't make headlines. You can be SIIJ'e the doorbell ringing at a quarthe uncaring ones are in the min~ ter to nine when yoo sslcl eight. orit;y, or THEY woutm•t make He 11!1 the &bow you've seen Cbree headlines either. tr uunin~ times, and the Ice cream soda volvement" were the accepted yoo can't Dnlsb. He Is your exthing; It woold oo longer be cuse for being late, and t h e lhoeklng 011011811 to bit the news, sloppy kiss Utal makes JOU for-H. get It all. Dear Helen: Ho Is lhe telephone call In the llore' s a little different de- midst of a family fl!lld, and the serlptl011 ol a bny friend. only ooe to remember yoor THIS IS IIIMi mother' s birthdaJ. on yoor free aftei"DOOII, he's What Is a boyfriend? He Is tile boy next clollr - wiUt 1ho slri clown the block. When you need him. fast, he' • 011 lhe otber side ot town. ThOll, he's Ute car that won't start after three hours ol Unkerlng ·and the long bus riciB home. on your blrthdsy, he's the only ten-cent card In lhe mall - three days late; and tbe 80ft smlle as il to .~. 'Tm aorry'' Ute noxt da,t. llo'o Ute flllltl three dsyo before lbe Junior Prom, and lhe beaut1tul coreage 011 P r o m NIIJitt. llo's your anaer wh111 be saya he has to lake bls couslo to the next dance - .... JOUI!nd out how pretty she lo. He's the best swimmer IDyour crowd, but he's the one Ill Ute beach wllh a girl In a bikini. on a cool IIDIIIIIer nllllrt, he'. that al..,st perfect ride In Ute 4 Milos N.E. of Pomeroy, Ohio on Rt. 7-1 MileS. on Wolls Rei. counlry unW you run out or po. But most ol all, he' a .the qulckooed pace ot your heart, and lhe love In your eyes yoo know he's_,. you.- CARRIE GUERRA, U!llln Clt;y, N, J. Thanks, Corrie. Your pieeela a flne addltton to our 11What 11 a Bo7frlend," "What Ia • Girl· friend" aeries. - H. JACK O',BRIAN new n BAIRD BROS. Helen Help ~~J~,r::Js l !~R•;!• ByH~e:wBo:=lpeopie th~re KNEW.I HE"AAO~ONE ~UClN6 . MiJ!JNCI! USED AND REB.UILJ PARTS PH. 446 4060 .-.-'"Jib\¥1[{ __ .,. GAJtAG£ ...liiiiliiiiiiii"""lii.Ja.J 1 ' HERHOLI ARe, •. ~NOOPI/...HERE'5 '(OU~ ~E~ .. ., ~ ­ IO,OGO .•: PERFECT FOR GRAUATIONI IULOYA EVERYTHING a vacation should be THE BEST FAOUTIS FOR e Swimming e Boaf!ng e Fishing e Campl~~g • Picnicking ------------. 116 ACRES OF ROLLING CAMPING-$2.75 Per F1mlly I I . . . . Includes Fishing 1ncl Swimming • I FISHING-$1.00 Per Pole-No Umlt On C:.tftth-Biss- WOODLANDS FOR NATURE f.XPLORAnON, ~ TIIAIUNG AND I ROAMING- 200 I CreP.,les. ~----·-·C--A~~~~------J PICNICKING-SOc Per T1ble lf68 Seniors . --------·---------------· Enroll Now Por C l ln June or Sept. Gee It the Tri-State'o . luol .... Collop of Dloliftctlon ·-,.--.1"'"""'""~­ lrlllll NJ'IiiK Gr~.... lxeoildl Tht :~upj~Jy, -;~i.;wo;;..-.;.•.;r-· cot•lo& wrlr,, FMI ot ;.. ... Gall .__. ---~-:ii_.;. Bvs~~tss c.1... . . IJ ,I '• • I \ '\ ' = = - ; ~ l. ; ~IIJ. lmlil1'"' .u.s. wore For the woman who has ablolutely nothing (but 1heer good un1e) · Thll ltocklng ole II just what you want I You can buy beautiful Agllon Stretch or great fitting Cantrece In many popular shades. An unlimited variety of stockings · for all your needs. And a chance to try ·some new styles at these terrific prices. April 29th to May 11th .~~, i'He ·al)6 ANO ' ·T!PPEI)' HIM olft... He ,HA'(c.. Mli6TN'T Hf? 1-:-::~ .~sg; $.1.35 .Canfre~e ·Nylon ~~oc~lngs Sal , ·: ., .,. ~ ·. ' '· <..-. 8 ,. ~:' , 3 :pairs $2.9~ ' ,,.,. ss:ao··i· ,\ i=: riM .Agllon Stretch Stockln1s ' luau:., .nrwi Reg. $1.35 Sale 99~ ilbdo ··~· ._,.' .... • �I ' '! ' 1 IJ,f,1~;i~.- ~~~~nel, s.i;,'\1\Y, i\p~~ ~\\~~~~~\\ \ . •; \ ' !'· ' . oice·a_long··;Btoadway ~ ,~: . oer'o ,..,,.. lll#itlns with bla doc• · them to "!'fei IIIII BdW):. ~­ YORK - :·W!un Gov. IOr;wbO ,~ him to cut .~ toe nlalrt• )'<Mi~d...,.. ~.wen frOm 90 ',clprel& a dq Ill oiJ!rt ll1ll"i'Ouodod bY a floek• ol, 'rlin-' ll.ll'ed i!ove-'lirlter,1 · 11111 Duoklv wlredlllek ••• stnsW Tom •JOIIea baolilll a •'"'I' prleot_a.. DlYid J&nlll!ll· renled ••• ·The pisl!>i In Miami. ,.,. he bome 10 Lon9oo, llrtualieoJIIDIIII !lolrte villa iohor$ w ·fi. :Diik~i >i:'~i 1',..eci 1D .want jazz up the dlaarmecl him ... ParliiiOW>I's le dallied ... Comic but it' a no 11 Hello, Solly!., 1•!1rs" movie ,Pte ,.......ly tor IIIII bls ~ -~ ~;;~~,,.,,:i,,'!l!l., po..:C..,~ctoey than enlerlalrl- otaei Slr -~ry Olhi.;., S I r · cloll't believe Ill ..<.lntiea:Utei~~ •" Bealllillll sets IllY Hou- Mike · Redilrllve and !lr R ale · 'finance plityo on lhe w. coaot. Slnpr Barbara MeNalr a btn Tor -Arutunllu) but as lhe Rlchardaon ... The va~e'rable folia aald HYeral dooades aao. Ames Pool llall at Bdw.r. & musician , Dm Colli are sllli>:V0U CID't walk out wh!IIIJing the 54th ended "' bebllld lhe 8-Bin: ping 1ho blue eldp stocki, Ioili ICaliJ'Y • • Former Fred War- It becmneo a nllllttclub, "T b e theY'll opeD a "(00-aeat cafe hi San FriiiCisco next IDOIIlb (Calllag th"'lh Dorolhy Arms (Dow LaiUichlng Pad." Las Vegas authorttleamurmQr eel uMr. Q's," Ua ftrat star at the Gay 90s) lost her musician husband •.. Dagmar' • mate In awe Utat Howard Huslleafii: Bobby Dar!IO) ... llllekeY ~~­ pa bock to lhe hospital• ... tends to relocate Ollllllllb ladue- lane's curvy-blondO We 9terry Sinatra gave a $5,000 check to try 1D lllal communlt;y-o!.greed resumes cafe-singing career at the Bob Hope-coed "Fight for to Increase Ute local JIOIIUia- Groslllnller's ... 1'1111 Sllverswlll Sight" ohow Ma.y 19 In l'hilltar- lion several hundred lhousands pick up a flve-lli!Jre weekly leo .•• Adam Clayton Powell• s lots this summer in uQl,rs & Dolls" IIHlllie Hall. Weight Watchers magazine will sicker than his amoun~emen~ ... Wa,yne Newton went on the open low~orte resta\D'ants .•. Indicate ••• The Capitol Theatre A. Godlroycast from Fla. to plug J&Ckle Gleaaoo went to a screen- shut Jts balcony about three years his appearance at the DeauvUle Ins of "Yours, MiDe and Ours" ago but despite Ute reviews Its lhere, but Ute old grouch didn't but couldn't fit into a seat; so its incumbent ("2001: A S p a c e mention Cbe Deauville and manI star Luellle Ball screened It at Odyssey•) hauled lnenougltmobs aged to get the now very annoy. MEANWIOLE, WELL OVER 150 ..,. .. muole atodonto 1D lhe hor home while the Great 0 n e to reopen the lhelf ... Turtle- ed kid to sing several smgs Meigs High Sehnol are ..,v1ng intothelrfiDIIrehoarlll aoaalonllhle tried to fit Into a sofa ... Nas- necks & Mao jackets are the (for whieh he gets $7,500 and up week for lhelr outclollr concert to be held at 3 p. m. oext Sondl,y 1n most monotonous male raiment on TV - wtth plugs). the Pomeroy stadl.um. ever; so many swishes w e a r Some prcblems deveklped in leaaecl soon. Jolm Is kept prett;y the Meigs concert on how to ef- bell)" wllh his ompiQYlllenl ID fectlvel,y cope wtlh the sound for Kentocky but doea manage to the outdoor event. However, Iince keep bls hand In lhe world of F. o. Da.y, Marietta. whoannuali.Y music. handles aound at the Meigs COUnt;)' Fair and the Big Bend Regatta SPE.UUNG OF RECORDS Weekend, will be In Pluneroy 011 Laal S11l111Ml" CUrly (Clarence) the day preceding the concert to Herdman cametDiheMelga Counyouru say do the sound for the Miss S:xtth~ t;)' Fair to parUclpate ID Ute Drat 100 'fdo. $.of Old This column Is for young peo- humans and yet watch a baby ern Cllio Pageant, he was asked annual old Ume fiddlers' conSilver Bridge Sltelliw pie, their problems and pleas- being killed and not try to stop to arrange the setup for the con- test which not only offered eome cert. Ho agreed, ancl the result Interesting prizes but lhe Ohio Open. ures, their troubles and run. it? As _..-IUt Ute rest of Helen Holp Instead o1 jailing this couple should be eft'ective. Stale atamplon UUo. Incidentally, lhe SUndsy eon, Usl, it welcomes laughs b u t Cor not trying to prevent a Herdman plsyed well and took cart by lhe Meigs group will be first place hcmors. Reeoolly, be waft dodge a eorloos question crime, lhe police just seem with a brulh-ol!. gratefUl that lhey will h e 1 p strictly on the "pop'' sickl with cut a record for Kanawtla Rechits over the past year or so ords. R Is a danciY with a numGlen Blird, Mgr. Send your teenage <I!O&Uono idenUtY the ldller. to YOUTII ASKED FOR rr, care Almost every day you hear a- making up the entire program, ber ot old-time, toe-taJ)I)tro 111ch ol Helen Help US! Ibis newspa- bout somelhtoc like this. Does- directed by Miss Roberta Kraeu~ as Torkey In lhe Straw and UnIf We Don't Have It, per. n't anyone care any more? - ter. der the Double Eagle Included. Another llllerestlll!l sldellllltt We'll Get It ARE ALL PEOPLE UNCARING? CONCERNED TEEN He wrote alx seleotlono uaed Dear Teen·. _ of the ooncert-. Whlletherewlll in the album. Amonl these are, Dear Helen Free Long Une Service ' · To 40 Major I read in our paper where a I can't believe any sane per- be no admission charge, a silver Meigs COUnt.y Reel, ID tribute two~year..(lld boy was beaten to son would sit and watch a rhlld olferlng will be taken. The pro- t.o Meigs COUnty where he ...., Wreckini Y;irds deBUt by his taUter. What made being beeten to death without ceeds will go to Meigs county his tiUe, and, Big Tracy, In tribme just plain sick at my stom- maldng an elfort to help. If yoo'd American Wind Symphony fund ute to Pomeroy's Trucy \Yhaljoy, ach, though, was that down in check the racts, you migtrt find .•. a nice gesture sinceUle$1,000 long-lime stringed music enlhoothe last paragra!il It said the something has been omitted, or needed for bringing the symphony last who promoted the Ohio old24 Hr. W.-ktr Service pollee sslcl lhey had witnesses: perhaps you jumped to the wrong to Meigs Coonty Is slow In ma- time ft.d:U.ers• cantelt last sum... terlali2ing. Houn 8 AM Til 6 PM A couple sitting In a car out- oonclustons. mei allhe ....,t;y fair. Allor 6 p.M. · side had watched this awful thing It's true, lhere are people who Accompanying, Curley oo the PHONE 446-2... throogll a window for 20 mJn. just don't care, but for over)• JOHN LAYNE, FORMERLY ot album are bis brother, Troy, 11 utes. Uninvolved" coward, hundreds New Haven, W.Va., who appear.....·.· • DO go all out to assist lhelr ed on Ute J<>ey Blllhop show sev' !ellowman. II you don't believe eral months agu after wlnninR a nie, think bse.k to Ute time your tri-state talent conte&t, has cui car stalled on the highwa,y. You a recording which will be redidn't walt loog for help, Pll bet. Trouble is, kind people don't make headlines. You can be SIIJ'e the doorbell ringing at a quarthe uncaring ones are in the min~ ter to nine when yoo sslcl eight. orit;y, or THEY woutm•t make He 11!1 the &bow you've seen Cbree headlines either. tr uunin~ times, and the Ice cream soda volvement" were the accepted yoo can't Dnlsb. He Is your exthing; It woold oo longer be cuse for being late, and t h e lhoeklng 011011811 to bit the news, sloppy kiss Utal makes JOU for-H. get It all. Dear Helen: Ho Is lhe telephone call In the llore' s a little different de- midst of a family fl!lld, and the serlptl011 ol a bny friend. only ooe to remember yoor THIS IS IIIMi mother' s birthdaJ. on yoor free aftei"DOOII, he's What Is a boyfriend? He Is tile boy next clollr - wiUt 1ho slri clown the block. When you need him. fast, he' • 011 lhe otber side ot town. ThOll, he's Ute car that won't start after three hours ol Unkerlng ·and the long bus riciB home. on your blrthdsy, he's the only ten-cent card In lhe mall - three days late; and tbe 80ft smlle as il to .~. 'Tm aorry'' Ute noxt da,t. llo'o Ute flllltl three dsyo before lbe Junior Prom, and lhe beaut1tul coreage 011 P r o m NIIJitt. llo's your anaer wh111 be saya he has to lake bls couslo to the next dance - .... JOUI!nd out how pretty she lo. He's the best swimmer IDyour crowd, but he's the one Ill Ute beach wllh a girl In a bikini. on a cool IIDIIIIIer nllllrt, he'. that al..,st perfect ride In Ute 4 Milos N.E. of Pomeroy, Ohio on Rt. 7-1 MileS. on Wolls Rei. counlry unW you run out or po. But most ol all, he' a .the qulckooed pace ot your heart, and lhe love In your eyes yoo know he's_,. you.- CARRIE GUERRA, U!llln Clt;y, N, J. Thanks, Corrie. Your pieeela a flne addltton to our 11What 11 a Bo7frlend," "What Ia • Girl· friend" aeries. - H. JACK O',BRIAN new n BAIRD BROS. Helen Help ~~J~,r::Js l !~R•;!• ByH~e:wBo:=lpeopie th~re KNEW.I HE"AAO~ONE ~UClN6 . MiJ!JNCI! USED AND REB.UILJ PARTS PH. 446 4060 .-.-'"Jib\¥1[{ __ .,. GAJtAG£ ...liiiiliiiiiiii"""lii.Ja.J 1 ' HERHOLI ARe, •. ~NOOPI/...HERE'5 '(OU~ ~E~ .. ., ~ ­ IO,OGO .•: PERFECT FOR GRAUATIONI IULOYA EVERYTHING a vacation should be THE BEST FAOUTIS FOR e Swimming e Boaf!ng e Fishing e Campl~~g • Picnicking ------------. 116 ACRES OF ROLLING CAMPING-$2.75 Per F1mlly I I . . . . Includes Fishing 1ncl Swimming • I FISHING-$1.00 Per Pole-No Umlt On C:.tftth-Biss- WOODLANDS FOR NATURE f.XPLORAnON, ~ TIIAIUNG AND I ROAMING- 200 I CreP.,les. ~----·-·C--A~~~~------J PICNICKING-SOc Per T1ble lf68 Seniors . --------·---------------· Enroll Now Por C l ln June or Sept. Gee It the Tri-State'o . luol .... Collop of Dloliftctlon ·-,.--.1"'"""'""~­ lrlllll NJ'IiiK Gr~.... lxeoildl Tht :~upj~Jy, -;~i.;wo;;..-.;.•.;r-· cot•lo& wrlr,, FMI ot ;.. ... Gall .__. ---~-:ii_.;. Bvs~~tss c.1... . . IJ ,I '• • I \ '\ ' = = - ; ~ l. ; ~IIJ. lmlil1'"' .u.s. wore For the woman who has ablolutely nothing (but 1heer good un1e) · Thll ltocklng ole II just what you want I You can buy beautiful Agllon Stretch or great fitting Cantrece In many popular shades. An unlimited variety of stockings · for all your needs. And a chance to try ·some new styles at these terrific prices. April 29th to May 11th .~~, i'He ·al)6 ANO ' ·T!PPEI)' HIM olft... He ,HA'(c.. Mli6TN'T Hf? 1-:-::~ .~sg; $.1.35 .Canfre~e ·Nylon ~~oc~lngs Sal , ·: ., .,. ~ ·. ' '· <..-. 8 ,. ~:' , 3 :pairs $2.9~ ' ,,.,. ss:ao··i· ,\ i=: riM .Agllon Stretch Stockln1s ' luau:., .nrwi Reg. $1.35 Sale 99~ ilbdo ··~· ._,.' .... • �. ?. • • .- . • ' ' ,," -~: ... ••• '. ' F ...; .-~·-,_·'"1~ ,. . ' .... f'' ,, .'P' ' ;.- • ''+ • • ' '• ..... t • <• • ' ~ . ' i• Ter..AruiUalal() llld aeveral ).',,,.. ........'! Wllk out .._,. •• Former 1nr thrum Dorothy II tho Gay 90&) Ioiii clanhulbend .• . ~~ aoeo baek to the ho'lit c,. ' 'I. ' ' I i' Snolra gave a $.1,000 1$ tile Bob ~- ''Fl.! llhow M111 19 In PI 11&111'' ' IDODI.e Hall. I' Welli!ll Watehersm.ap!/> _. low.calorle rolll&uil> Ji.clde GleaBOD went to a-~.fl IDa of ..Yours. MiDe m;l• 1lot eouldn'l !It Into a ~· I 11tar LucUie Ball screen~~ her homo while the G~ tried to ft.t Into a !IO(a _J•,.:,._ ,•f ' 'MISSEl> IT! BAIRD .:. BROS. ··~ .' t ' AUTO PART OUTLET 'iao y.b. s. of Old S.l..,r Bridge Slteli!i O,.n. . USED AND Rf.BUILT PARTS Glen Baird, Mgr. \ PH. 446 4060 . . .... ' iC4PTAIN 'I:ASY If We Don't Havel~ We'll Get It Free Long IJne Servk To 40 MajDr . Wreeldni Y;lrcls ! ~11~· 5PIIT~ lflloor.KHOCK! -~-;oWi[;--· '~ I .... , GARAGE • :U Hr. WNCkor Servlc Hou, 8 AM Til 6 ~M Aftor6P.M. PERFECT f ' .'• ·. . ' · HAI.t4... PAOB'L'II!RAKE '. '1111XJBLE .. IIE1LL StoP ' WllfN llE IIUN!,; GUTA 6AS! k •!~' ! ACCUTt t · ~GirEAD 60'1' : A GUTfTANDIN 1 • "II!COIID tl ' 'fiAtU111'.10H! . . . ;·:· - ~tf; ~EA~ ... UE 60T US 1\lo tifirtNCTJON . ci NAVIN' Tile ·LATEST . II~. 80-118 Dt~Gf'PED ON OUII -~Fa! EXPfRiriiENTAL PIIRPOS&L :: ~... ...... ~ L· 1~,. ....,. -..... --Ito ~u.s. ~pod of' '- ...... ~. OPEN FOil. THE SEJ lathe FRIDAY, APRIL : ~- ,bu J 4 Mil• N.E. e . .. ' '. ' ' ROAMING200 CAMPSITES ROYAL OAK PAl end organiutior on req• THAT'!:> A G<X>D IDeA. ••• I'LL BRING A PILLOW, 700 ••• WE£ MAY Gcr'TlQED. · t- . ·.· ~~ · ' 11NUNGAND • • • - . • • ' ' OY' ~PLORA110f# • . to . .JIO'USB Southeeltll., 116ACRESOF 'WOODlANDS .,_~... tP . 'JHATM05T BE A LONG Hlld!: THEY'QS GOING QN. . • �_.... -I. . .. ' ·.\ ' "' TJIE IIORN "' ., ' '\• yJ.• ' , Loves ,.\ ( • ~ ·,, '. ';{ '!:, , . ,' ·' -· . --~~- ,t., .. \• \; :. ~.,-ArUIUI>ial\) ' ;· ' oald oeveral ~~ nu eoa't walk cut • ...,....., • • Former 1111 U.nlb llorothy ot U.o Goy 90s) loot claD blllbancl ... llol!lna!:',• aooa ba~ lo Ule Slbatra gave a $5,000 tile Bob llope-<IITlceed Slaht'' 1111 19 In IIIOIIIc Jlall. Wei&lrt w:::;:r;;:~~ opon 101f-<aJoriO JaCkie Gleason went to lriJt 1n& of "'Yours, Mine and: i but eouldD't fit Into a sed';1 1 star LucUle Ball screepe. her borne wblle U.e Grtlll tried 1o ftt Into a ..ra,... --~ ~ ..~ 'IDIJ'f£ ~ riEAT w OOAt.!Jw'S FtQII~! BAIRD ~­ w BROS. \ r: ~ - ~ ..... AUTO PART . . . -OUTLfT . . "' - 100 ydo. s. of 014 Silnr Brlds- 511<!--.ti Optn. f :..• ' l 71ho l'llllt USED AND Rf.sUILT PARTS Glen Blircl, Mgr. PIL 446-406Q I '\ ,-. ' If We Don't Havel~ We'D Get It . Fr9e Long Line ~rvli . 11/E'U. START T!-115 Wl-4~1>1.. ' KUl.l.INC;f-·.... AND II=' WE' AIM IT 51l<!Ai61-lT, Mll6~1-\T ,;o 1'11<114TTO THAT 5E~ICE STATION To40Major WreeldJII Y.inls ... -')lf)ft[;-- GARAGE 24 Hr. Wr.cker s.r.~ ...r~· Hou, I AM Til 6 PN After 6· P.M. '· ,• PERFECT ACCUTI ~..... ..."'"" r~ ......,. =--- .,.•.• .t, THEN JI:THE'GUY<Sers TI-lE' MESSAGE, •.. ,, '' \;' ~ R)';i!Elli<E' IJJD Wha±Ch• ~~ at, l:n.t.b? . .. .' . r-'·- --- ' \' • u.s. ....... . .It, .. eod9( ···--····-··--· (....C. ' iotU OPEN FOR THE SEI '. FRIDAY, f.= fi!I'-S. ~-II ',. DEAR 'OLLY-Foom "'bbtr padding •• Southeastetl OY~ 14-16-11 TJAIUNGANI ROAMING200 CAMPSITES IOYALOAKPJ 1nd organizatic onn~o .. .• ~- J ... .. .r ' ' • •' . I . _.. ~•.ef-'S" tr< -1/1'..,.I f ,... R • .,.. ....... ... - -~ oO ~1 •• .••• ~___..,, , . ........ - · · . . , . ~ .- .. ' '" ' - · -~-~ ,- , •" '' . 1 ,.,._ . . r* :·.~..I the high chair liCit will help keep bob~ fro~~~~ s~ppitle forwori. It is inexpensiv• ond ,., -r M Clft ond fir.-S. G. • • �o'L.' ... ., -~ ., ; ' ., . '· 100 su,.., ilrh. .'!IH o.,.... ,USED AND QUILT PAl "fOP lAYS TlOIIILt IS UKl THE fiEEWAT •.• ONCf YOU . INTO IT'S ALMOST IM'IISSIILE TO GET OUT~' rr; Q(T • Glen lllrcl, N PH. 446 ce If We Don't Ha1 We'll Get II Free Long Line S To 40Maje • I OUT. Ot1R WAY I COME BAc:.K TOMORROW . -IM NEXT.1 '· W14ERE'S TI4E II:IE.AREST TELEPHONE GARAGI 24 Hr. WNCkor $ SOOT~? FOURTH ANO MARQUE"TTE. ' a. • Hour\ I AM Tll • After6P.M. '==~: "'"" ' COMEBACK "TOMORROW - I'AA t.IEXT ! ' ' ~-·= = ...... ~u.s. ' ... .' ' ' ,,' .~:,' ' .!""'., ~ th• .' a. OPEN FOR FRIDAY, l. ~~' ; »-, i 0 4 Mlleo.l 116ACRESOF WOODLAIII)S F ~Pl0AA1 lJAIUNG ROAMIN• 200 CAMPS!' . ". UNFdi.o AI>ID Pa.;i . IOYALOAI and organi: · ~e IJPTO , . c.~ 0 I~ ' ... ' f ,. '' II ' ~ �•• ~ ..' ' I .' ' ', , ., ' ; I \ .... ~ '. ' ' ,., '. .. .... ' .t · • • ·r 1- ~~f.1 . ' . •' f .· v, ' i 1111 . .. ' I • • llmlll! ot the .... ., :/ 0 I •' ., ~~ '.·. .. ' .. ' I 1 : , •• •i'lf • . ~-~ - \ ~ '· • GoJ 90s) Sllht" allow Ma,y W -·Hall. :, ' .. rt j" I ,' • ,1, " ... . " ....... .. . ~ OUTLt . - 100.,.. 5. af su- &ria.,. Sit Open. USED All QUILT PAl . . MA~ II> '' .· MNJ'S. IJJHUMMJllY TO ; . i ., .., ,. •1*..,...... '> I ' . .. ' • ,•, · ~-;owr; Americans Push Jungle Offensive PnsliteDt H""'rt H. "-1>- ,, ·. If We Don't !fa We11Getl Free Long Une I . 66- Year-Old Truck Driver Rt!mains. WAalliiGTON M.'!)- VIce Glen Bllrd, A PIL ~ To40Mal· WrecJdai Y.iri . • ...• . .... ; . '• . i • ' .• GARAGE \• \ a CQe Town. So... ~ of lho donor, ~II, who recel•f,"" ·Ill" lnllltllw dl_uewon''Pnte••..,.. hou; In 111 CII-IIOrfOlmed II ........H How. . ., tltelr Jan. 2 117. Dr, lluildlln ldodltles Were llll'lled tram 11ar11an1. I!Wiotrr· ll ~ ....,. · other hoePitol oourcoo wilD llid "!"' dolllll welL · ' , •· tilt do111r had dlld tram a . Hllloey Of Ill...... traotatod akull 11101 - . , ,1nld _ . , . ...-: ...... 11or that t1t1 ·Perla - k driver Tho domr irrlved It tlto wu eut!trlllll !kl>m DIOII'Oktllcll bo..u.l wltlt aovon hoed and cOII!jl)lcllllone IJII!: 1hll tltO . brain ln;lrloa. lloll>ilal olllellla COIIdl1loo at tho · patlilat ~ llld be allwed lniD a coma .towed wltlt "ro..,...H He bid ..,.,.. he died. a hllloey of cllrclnlc hlllrl TecbnlcailJ Perfect diaeaBe. ~. Dr• Mluriet Ktrcder, held Dr. Clbrol ali....., tlte at lho boCIItol •urclcal IIIli, m!cldr;y PAll br!q &i""' "' """rted lhe aporatllon In a100. Mercodler but did abt lVOik. IIDI'd road lo _._ Tho •urpcol teem 11101 men. Mercodlor refuNd 111 pve IQl' "TocbnlcallJ, lllo oPerltlotl dotAIII at 1M l4oRtiJ or wu l>OI'foct," he ~ but he BRO~ AUTO PA ,. ·t· ' ., ,~., lAIRI . '1, Uncon$ciotis;:· JlBc~very Signs Good Wol&ltt Watcherof ' _ . low.oalom 'aClde Glea1011 w~i ·Ja&: of "Yours, but couldll't nt IDfb · I star Lucille Ball s~' her home willie tlte tried to lit IDfb a 11 ~~ - .· t> ' ' , elan bulbond ••. ~"' llnalra gave a$5;1 tlte Bob llope..,.c,. ,, '. ,., ........h for,pouelnVI~"Jllould not be an ll<ue of coQIIkt In l'OI1il*r ._.. 110Uco force. tlto 1168 presidential cam- Unlveriley declilled wert'atllllonod od tho i>Ol< over the olher unlvoroll;)' all doers 11101 conlrolled . Unlvorall;)' POllee paign. c~ to uaugmeza ·&a,y how IIIIQ)' ..... Ollllllnd. at Trust.ooo were ·-ted to 24 Hr. Wrecker! Houn lAM Til After6·P.... PHONE4*:t . bulldiD(. Four. Ohio of oech doer of tlto 1 ·- -. llld ........ ..,.,., ·the ' .. ''Welauot .•. -~wllh the pnaldont w·Ptriidt him · 111 uoe whatever dU>~ wo have liD QblaiD . . , . _ tloal," HUJJIIIhre,y IIIIIL .SAIGON (UPO - u. S.. troop a toda,y . , . _ tbrouilllhe A_h!l Vallo!Y, hulltlqr Nortlt Vl-...sa forces ~Soqtb Vi. . .& 111rt1torn proviDco& fkl>m 1 mllf7 jungle alive with c:obrU, PJ1110D1o t~gvs IIIII ...,rp~ona, UP! corre!IIODdsal Nat GillSon """rted from tho eroa U. can drive bad met llabt roslat8nce thus !er.llut lhe oecreey .._.... U. S.. usault lniD 1111 Laea border Yaliey 10 dl.ysqo coot ..._,;-, !oases In soldiers 11101 t1t0 biiii:CIItor•lhll btvulht them. .: ~ out from' four buN were oVOITUIIIIIJW CIIII>J old oelaed Ai>rU 19, troGPI o1 1111 lli&ltWI1J built _. lhe 10,000 Army lot Air C.voley DMaloa Nortlt Vletnlme• ~ llf ~· lo bo Ia 1111 ¥1jloy. "Some of~ II'g\IIDfnt hal DDt boon Vlll'· belpJul... lhoi ·~ at tho boar<~'• i • / ' . ' ' , . . Traffie Death :. ,. .. ' ·' \ . ,_ r;. ~ ~ A ... .... \ ' . . ,. ~· Toll Stands 23 • •' diknd mUIIar)' rC~orttedtJ . . " llld ,. .. _IliUM ... I • .. ' . ' ~ V'feil.-.... In ....·u.s.-hinlflll '- ll&bt -....,. a.Jied live ..., .........., LesoTwo p ...... dl8ath co u at jumped lo It lout 23 ......, !qlportlnr tho A Vdlllr tho woekeDd, helped alaol bT • drive, U.S. ' )eta a.< J~,. •Cldds tnmc ' '' i • PUinlm COUI!tl crash !lmd&.f bombiqj m i I 110 D I llmilal'''!l ~&~~n•t Nortlt v~a .. . - nllbt tltat !dlled four porams. .4 IIDited' Prill InterJIItlolll1 01'11 ~ ·~ . . . u.s. aoirvey Ill _ . . . . , wltlt tlto SPOke- llld two . . were Ohio lllJihwtJ Pall!)! from 8 p. lost, l>riDBIDc w 830 11M! IIOIIIbor m. Frld&J odiJ lill~t &111- of Amerlean ~ loll -Jo. IIIII t~to· 111rtb. ina eddnu Ia Pfc. Tbema& da,y """""' nine porllll& - · BU atralofor'lroo~tobombonlo ldllod &mi!IQ', 10 on Saturda,y H. Lind, 2374115; Wpma. Pit. od tho porrllla - k l11llb. and two double fatalitloa Frl(llocketl 3nll Lima Co., Third d&J a~Pt. APMII& them were ...... ,. fkl>m lllo ..:-, Olld.of' Bn., Third llarlno Dlruion Marlolla, ~ E. llleriiD, 19, llle 2kl1le Soulll VI.... QleiD.) FliP; ..., FPO Son WbJi>pio, kl11od blo car ..u.,. II> within llrlk1a& .... Fr-~,lllllf. IIH02. okldded on' raln-.Uokenod Ohio 5 of ...h aUtocl be- u tit. uoar here and collided wltlt an cU;y at Hue. LOCAL TEMPS OIICOIIIilll automobile, and In EDWABm PROM~ 'lbe tomporature In PemOIW Wood Coum;r, Torey Wa,yne COl· SP-4 WUUam J. FAIIward( Ill! at 11 a.m. MGDdlty under <lowlY liDo, four, Rt. 1, Elllolon, killed of Viola EdWudo, l'l>mm:!l, bu' -owaa56degreoo. he 1'111 out In fruit of a been promoted -SP-41o!i'-$, EdWuds Ia willt lhe 87111 .ioal• car, - Slllurda1. noeriD( 1111. In VI....... oiol Ia due homo In JUDe. ..... OPEN FOil~ . FRtDAY,A It's that Time of Year · Roses, and Con·Artist, Blogmil,lg South.. ·. British Troops 01 *""· Ro101 aren't tbo Clll\7 lblDa plirJ,~ SUbe aolcL ·~reour- · ers. 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