https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1c0031cbe2ecef28225a015112adcb81.pdf 10fca716ca32504a2f913ddc2e2bfaa7 PDF Text Text '. TitOIIjlht + tttttS "The female knee is a jolnt and not an entertainment." _ Percy Hunmond. . . . ~· <I 28 PAGES ·G ...··''"'~~~.n·. irL. • ·' ~~~; ' •' . VOL 3 NO. 15 THREE SECTIONS Y, MAY 12. 1968 POMEROY ·MIDDLEPORT . PLEASANT . life · IIIII ........, of Josie 'SIUol1. Kentlicloy • ·~ autbor, wal r~ at W~o n\eetiaa ot the Pl>mOJW !llako"' peare c1.m at the 11ome of Mra. Phll Wlll!Jinaoo. The meetjDI foll<iWild a potluck luacheon, an ru;mual evatt Tile held "' mark the ,..cluelon or moetlnl• until !all. Mrs. Ada Warner pre1141111ed the blognp~>y or Sl1la\'l, - wao born of unalluealed parlllla 1ft tho blllo near Gl'eelql, K,. The !lllllll,y reiddod In a throe - ....., log llouso. Following Sluarl'a grad;atloo from eotlegobe1aqbt_ ln a school -17 mllea from b I 1 homo, welklng theto each - IIIII tAl spond time with hlo falnlly. !DIA>rsporslng her oomments witb some of Stuart's poetry, Mn. Warner told of bls eoro~ nary In his late IIIII the fll'• iilcrease 1n bis works during ww~:.:,~: . Mri. TONIGHT & SATURDAY MIIY 10.11 "A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS" Clint Eastwooa Marianllo Kocb PLUS ''THE FORYUNii: COOKtl" SUNDAY, MONDAY ANDTUIIDAY May 12-1 3-14 DOUILE FEATURI "SPIHOUT"' Elvis Preoley Sheii..-Fal>lno PUJ'S "PENILOPI" Natalie Wood li!o MEIGS 111A11E ' ...... ... ~ TONIGHT lhrv TU..DAV Mar 10.14 WALT.DISNIY'S "BLACKIEARD'S GHOST" <ToobuieolorJ Ut:all Jones, Peter Us.Wu.t\' FIATURITTI: · How &pry I Am, 3l't..... · UISNIY CARTOliNS: No-Iii.. Grhlllrllollor ADMISSION: 8lic ol: lito: SHOW >TARTS 1 PJI Shocli Given Eye-Bar Chain Could Have Triggered Fall -"' reid !rom Sl. Joha. lool! call with SATUIIDAY BAKE sAu:;,Br~ P,T,A, verBiv or eollat Western A'*' ~"' In 11110. Durlng tba bullneoa lllliOIID8 dlollol'lo For Plclal> . ot , bokod O<IQlueled b.r l&a. Ben NllliZllng, Mrt. Klllrlnellllllklo, Mro. nema ror tho ae1e cell ItS. Ruth Homtllf, and Jlra. Geor- SI!Of. WGH SCHOOL DANCE ]1111'\1 l!la WU!lamiCII ...,., llllllOlnled tAl tho_.,. eommillet. Mrs. SoiDrda.YDII!litllldol'l<hOOI-· Jed w-.., s.. th"'*ed t b o aorllhlll at tho Middleport Bl&lo mombero ror earda IIIII 'flalta seboolaudi1Drllimatarlln811B:a0 cmtng her roeent hoii)JIWiza. p.m. f\lblle welcome. JQ"o Will Uon. BAlli SALE at the Trl-LuotrO Tho meeting 0011cluded with the old> womiD'a creed. At the Cl11110r1 Ill Middleport, Salurt 9 lund!..., bueldea those named da,y, ~"'-'-.,.,puwu.a a a,m.. OII!Or wore Mrs. NoYa s.,,rrod, a 1111011, food Items belldaa baked sooct• Y!ss L3dla lil>er""'ob, IIDd lolro. wnl be ,ror aele. Proe--for LOUis Relbel. ehll-BIDIIII a ,blllllChUreb, of the MGm Moriah om- Wahama Alumni Banquet, Donee · Will be June 1 tho time o1 dlsablllv. ~e aeld that ontrloa ln ltla diary lndl· cated that he bad been o«ered numerous teacbingposi.tionaover uio United States but had preferMASON- Tile Wahama Alum-red tAl stay ln tho Bille ol hh al-banQIOIIIIII dance will bu held birth. . June I at tba bigb school with dlmer sorvod at 6:30 p.m. (DSI') IIIII dallclng at 9 p.m. with the IJ.D Devoh!d To The Greater Middle Ohip Valley DON AND EARL, 1081>01 al!W' era, Knoni.Ue, Tenn., at the Church of God, Cheater• .7:30 p.m. S&turday. Publjc Invited. . SUNDAY ADULT FELLOWSIUP, St. Paul Lutlleron Church, 7:30 p.m. SUD- dlf, Relief Supplies tAl tile publlc. SOUTHERN LOCAL B1D1 Boo.. tera, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the school: aew omcera lnatalled. Mambera urged 1o attend. WOMEN'S AQXILIAIIY ol Veterans MemOI'ial. Hoapltel, 'nleldl!' nigh~ 7:30 p.m. holpllll calo)orlL Natiauel HoiJ)IIII Week to be obaenod. Holreahmeuta IOned. NDlDLEPORT Bu-sa 11J1c1 Profeuloaal Women'• C l u b, TUeodiiY eventng; cllnner at 6:30 p.m., 11art1n Reatauraut. MootIng IIIII _.,.1x> ·follow It the olllee al the Columbia Goo fll Oltlo. That's how one old Puritan described the decorative poles set up for celebrations in May-the month whose name came from the Latin word "Maius," meaning 'tincreuj.'' Of course we celebrate May by trying to improve and increase our banking service and ·services for you wherever poqible. If you have any suggestion&, please telldlll! CROWiS STEAK HOUSE • · Rome of POM,EROY NATIONAL BANK tlul Fabul~1u . . -.... ' . .. Stl'lllng Me~ga (:ountp for oiler . . H !Jtd"' ' ·'· . ' ' ·' . ' • Mem~r FDIC ; "'·' Accouftts Insured Up T•,f;$AOD.Ur!der The ri~J~tlnouran~ ~..J.t. ' ' '~' SANDWICH ., . ' ; !)roltr lv Phone , ' treaM,..; 11ri. Franee~ 1141· 'rft; 'Ill~ Jlro,'' llol~ ' Slorfo~~arma,andllro • . ljlel., Sml~ ~liD. ''\' ~' '· Mri:,: Fora ~ PHII!IIIIb' -lea~ In 0>1.-a~ aolillod . -Ill'•· ~ Price, rtlliiiiC pru. · :~ lllai thtlnotellatloa oerv, ........_" pi --~ • •• - - li:euriiOGI " JDJ ware .or lilrD. and.._ tbe DeW pnlldoat .,.r'illod Jllllil1br tba . eOuillqj ';rear' ltldlppoliltod com-- . m!U..o.· A dimor ,..__ "-"""·d ... - · -. I , ( • .. : • ·All4'T...e '1111 tilllni . ·"•••n '.' ' !, '. ' . ·-· ~)- CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPJL~-Forty..,.lx persons died when A "ah9ek" to the eye - baf the brldee Cell into the Ohio chain cruld have caused a bar ·mver. to break, triggering the colllpse H•'chtman, commissioned by of the -Silver Bridge last Dec. the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads 15 at Point Pleasant. to study 4 'breaks" in steel bridle - . 1'· l' J5 ·: '/{~ '.... .,;,.,":~·I;)... \ ' '""". .. . '.',· ' This theory was part or the men:~bers, said a inquiry into the disaster. ~:;::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::~:~ !!Middleport... :1 [:!Personal Notes : : ~= hanger - cQD. testimony Friday or Dr. Rob- necting the eye-bar chain with ert Hechtman as tile National the bridge deck area _ could Transportation SaCety Board have pulled loose from the botcompleted a four-da.v board of tom. meet14 . ' Kevin IIIII Olrlatl &alth, chll· ~n ot Mr. IIIII Mra. Qyde &alth ot COlumboa, are hero vlsltllw their ~ Jlr, llllllolrL Albert Rowlb. Tho cbll· dreo came tO Middleport wltli their uncle IIIII 111111, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Chu-leJ Ko&s!IPr who hod beeo ln COlumbllo vlaltiq the Smith IIDd Lin')' Flower• famiUea. Becky IIIII Kolli\V Bouab wore In ColumbuJ with Mr. IIIII Mrs. Ko .......... ' ~. '-- When asked if a fracture there would · shock or "put an abnor- . ,. ' ' " j ., lllat'•IUlltlrloua. Alld II . t..ot.omoolh, eo ...ocilli ID_nllo tlbo oldn. M:r oiouuoo oleN: onovu It · OD lbal; N-'lot41oa ....,.loll b:ou.lb&l'alon.b... too. JOU? . Mr. IIIII Mra. Dolo Bouab ull DONd'hbe ot..!ti In-~ W. ~ •.~.rp, vlallod over tho wee ~;10~....;:-IA~; ~~~~~~::.~~ dleport with hla paroiU, Mr, IIIII Mrs. Albert Bouab. Jacf, 11!1'8ailn-Gio8Ui>. ·' ' '. ~ Pizzo Party is Held by Yourh A ]IIIII porl;y ""' beld a.,.. da.Y alabt b.r the TIIOII Youtb Followablp fll tba lll!ld!opnt Cburcb ol Cbrllt II the home of Mr. and Mrs. Werwioll Cor· lach, ad'flaors. A Bible llucll' toilo!<od t h t pizza PIN attended br Riel!. Trll>lett, Mark lilo)'er, Ropr IIIII lliiiU' ~ lllau Gullcb, Kalil¥ Bunce, Kalil¥ Nlllllov, Dtlb- ble NlldeD, IIIII ~'oaf Jle1,181der. McKln· All - · Gl the . <OIIIIIllllll1; ... btYitod "' partld»ato In tba ll'OUP which will meet at e p. m. IIIDdlf aiiJlll at the cllurdl. Sewing Club to Sponsor Sole Slr.e 22x41 Dress For Her • At E~beif~ ' for I ....,l,wp aele ID be beld oa J1110 3 ull 4 at tba PhWipo Sisters bulldtng _ . !II• Sill- ' Mro. Flo 9trlckl11Dd pr1!11dod at the moottna whl<b wao haiiWd b.r Mrs. Jlaalld Jlro. Colvin SIJnpooa provldocJ I h 1 s.-.,. . ·. ·' ...' C) (' -.'. ,··' ·, \ ·' . . ) ' E. Greiner Co and John J, partner in the Greiner company, to pay $1 million damage and another $1 mWion in 9Unitive aoo exemplary damJenkin~:~, 1 ages. The complaint charges t h e respondants - identified as desl~rs. builders and suppliers or materials used in c()llstruc~ tion ol the bridge - with negli~ gence in the design, coostruetion or materials or the bridge. . . ..- .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... . ......·.-; . . . . ... . . . . . ' } OSU Chemistry Professor Will Give Commencement Address ( A member or the · Atlleno R<> POMEROY - Dr. H. Be..,. Kendall, professor 1Jt chemical tory Club ' and tho Athena Coun. engineering at Ohio Unlverslcy, try Club, Dr. Ken:llll Ia alsll will deUver the address at the a member or the American lnanrl11l c;crnmencement of PomD- oUtuU> of Cbemlcel E!Wineors, roy Hli!~ School to be· hold at the American Chemical Socie8 p.m. 1m Thursda.v, May 23. ty, U!e American tlssociatim for A IE.Ive or Midland, Mich., Enatneering Education, Alpha Chi Dr. Kendall has been associat- Sigma (chemical honorary), SJged with Ohio Uni verstcy aince ma Xi (research honoruy}, Tau 1960. He has taught also at tho Beta PI {englnoorlng honorary, ~e wtituU> of Teclmol® and and the Ohio Univerait,y Facultho Unlverslcy ot Michigan. He cy SonatA>. He has authored U>cl>-. haa worked lor Door Cbemleel nlcol papers and publlcltiOIII. IIXI tile Sholl 011 Co. Amuel beccolaurea!Al lor Porn- · Dr. Kendau received his B. eroy seniors will be held at s. dqree at Grovo Clcy Col· 7:30p.m. ooSundlf, !day19. Thl• loge ln PoM1ylV1111a In 1948; wiD eloo be in the juolor high ltla II, S. degree In chomlcel audltA>rlum. DR. KENDALL onglneorlng ln I 950 IIIII hls Ph. D. In chemical origlneerl.. ln 1956, both at the Caoe lnatltute of TechnolOgy. GALLIPOLIS - Larry Dob. base of the colorful R o c k 7 son, president of the local Boy Mountl.Jna and will be one o1 Scout Explorer l'l>ot No. 200, the iil!'gell IIJicl moot meaningFather, Two Sons, has been chl>aen b,v the Trl State ful pthorlngo ol high aehoolArea CouneU ol Boy Scouts to age boya ever held. Larry Ia u yeors old IIIII be tholr delegate to the NaUon-. al Explorer Delll!lllo Confer. haa been aellve In aeoutlng tor GALLIPOLIS - The Gollla .... "' be held In August at seven years. StartiDg aa a CUb County SherUrs DepartmentFrl· Colorado State Univorslcy.tForl Seoul In Pack 203 tor throo day arrested a Mason Couruy man Collins, polo. years, be th011 ;lolnod Boy Soout am hls ttvo sons on charges or The conference will be hold on Troop 200 IIJicllfter throe years tresJ)lssing late Friday night !lt the 2,200 acre campus at the he became an Eqtlorertwoyeara the Baird Brothers Auto Wreck.ago. He now holde tho rank al ing Lot at Cheshire . Lifo Seoul IIIII Is currentiyworkArrested on "'arrants .signed Iaa. lor bla·· EaiJI• rank, - . , . by Donal<l Baird were Bq Horon11 three more merit badgei. • old Duncan, 52, James W. DtJn.. Lorey baa 'lllenclecl Boy Soout can, 21, and Richard Lee DUnCamp Arrowboad two summers can, 23, IJ)1 or GaiJlpolls Ferry, IIDd 11"1 rel!llllred tor 11101111r W. Va. Their cases will be heard week In Jul¥, MQIIdly In Galllpolla Munlelpol He 1• I m611)\>er f1l the OrCOUrL ' dor of the. ArfWI IIIII his 1'1>111 ' " I , has )IIIII coirilpllled Ha "ReU, ~~~ Couroa" under tile -REPORT ACCIDENT leaclorablp ol Gory lluak thol'l>at GAWPOLIS - Clv JJODee ··. ~oor. Llri'J 'bal work' ' lnvootlpted 1 mjnor tral!lc ac- · Ing 1x>wan1 lt11 God IIIII Count17 eldent at 3:25 p.m Frldlf 011 .· · Awilr<l rot two 1oor• s.liald Ave., scroto ·from JIU. . thflllllb Methodist ;;. .lthll-~· Geor110 M. Swan. . · 1 momWr " Kl!, 73, Patriot Slar Rt, P!>Dce Y- Fel, nld1 l!tcllod lXII 'fl I .Pifkliw·' . H•I• !, toM IIIII ltla c~ atrue~ i Jllfloo GALLIPOLIS - Dennis," Grose and Paula Rainey have b e e n named outstanding seniors or Kyger Creek's 1968 graduating . class. Miss Rainey is the class sa~ lutatorian and Grose is the vale~ dlctorlan. Miss Rainey is tha dauii~ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rainey, Rt. 1, Gallipolis. ~e coma piled a 3.39 overall point average during her four yean at Kyger Creek. She was a member ot the National Honor Society, Keyette, Latin, French Clubs, choir, girl's ensemble, most courteous girl of the year, and editor or t h e school newspaper. Mill Rainey also participated in the civil detense course, was •eerolary_of the. Na.l1onal 11ooJ; ~- I!IU • I'Mf-"iiat; ;6Acd vfee JltesttJent of tht Kajietu. Club. ~e Ia i member M the Addison Methodist Church. ~ pjans tAl attend Well VIrginia Wooleyan. Grose Is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Roy L, Grose, Cheshire. He· was a member ot tlle Boba cat track team his junior year, band, chorus, Glee club, and was an outs~diug basketball pla.vor, making tho Ali-Southem Athletic Conference and All ~ Gallta Count,y tournament teams. He complied a 3.76 overall point average during his tour years at Kyger Creek. Grose was named most courtes tew s student, was a Boy's &ate representative, vice president of the junior clasa, president f1 the student couneil, National Hona or Soclet;y and Latin Club, and was president. lieutenant pernor and secretary of the Kcv" Club, He ts a member ol the Cbe- OFFER CHECK - John T. Wolle, lett, alii Freeland Norris, both vice presidents ot the Jta.. cine Hmne-Natiauel Blnk, hold a cheek in the amOUII( of $50 that the bonk offered Satun1a7 ulta contrlblltion tAl the 1968 Citizen's Scholarship Fund of Meigs eount;y. The toCal of - o a s tAl the fund, commonly known as ''Dollars lor Scbolars,"la nearb~$3,000. shire Baptist Church. He plana to attend Marietta College. He has received an honor scholar~ altlp. Anti-Litter Drive Opened POMEROY Students of grades one through six across Meigs County are being enrolled in an anti~lltter campaign by Meigs County's Ken Amsbary Chapter. Izuk Waltoo League of America. Roy Holter, who is chairman fJl the league project, reported that pledge letters against 111terin,g have been signed by students across the county aoo will be forwarded to the league's natlonal headquarler s. The pledge reads: DENNIS i;ROSE (VelodlctOnan) • GALLIPOLIS - Judge John 80 miles an haor, drl•lng witbo W. Howell suaperxled the oper- out headlights, betore the charge a tor's license of Gacy L. car. waa filed . ••f)'fill Qat thrOw· P.IJI«",•wnp;. : : .-16, m, , -~ PI= ((IC ~11,, ,..!1118li l1!onil~l · ~ ' !~. _ . 1.. ~ J'. , l!ussel), \7• )Cii!ei~tolil. pe~; ·· ·cQlarners, -· !r"Wt peel or Juvenlle Coort on a State High.. 11'11 costs ipteclhr, 11fti1 other trash on ·lld~walks or way Patrol charge of unsafe op. A. E'JIJlS, 16, Rt. 1 Crown CiQ", roads, in school, JJilfkS, play eraUon. $20 and costs, speed in excess grounds, lots and yards - no Officers of the Gallipolis Pa- ror road conditims; IIIII Mark ma~ whether I am walking trol Post reported that carter A Barton, 16, Mason. torleit.or riding in a car. had been clocked at a speed or ed a $17.50 hood ror apeedlrw. .,1 will not throw trash into · streams or water. I will be as careful or other people's places GHS Commencement Speaker, Dr. Yochum GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Harold ium. Harland T. Martin, presidert L. Yochum, president of Capital of the Gellipolis Clcy Board of University, will deliver the commencement address for 177 Education, will present diplcmas by a tractor~trailer traveling up North Thlrd Ave. The phones at the hall were out or commission ror about 45 mJrrutes and the radio eahle was replaced later. Last weekend a t1re developed at the hall when lightning struck a siren graduating seniors of G a 11 1 a to the members ol the clas& who Academ,y Hlgll School sl 8 p.m. will be presented hy Prinelpel Tuesday, May 28, in the Gallia James N. M. Davis. The GAllS principal will also Academy High School Auditorpresent the annual honorary .. llfards in Athletics, Scholarship and Music, along with the Sci- ,,,:;~:;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ()utdoor Show PAULA RAINEY ~utatorlan) Unroe Home Expected to Entered by Attract Crowd RIO GRANDE - More than Cutting Iloor 1,500 students •nd vlsltA>rs -are expected to attend outdoor the GALUPOLIS - A breaking and entering occurred some time between May 1 and lOatthehome of Mrs. Virginia Unroe, CI!Q' 01apel Rd. The GalUs Councy Sherifrs Department was noti~ fted of the B & E at 5:10 p.m. Frldii,Y. Sgt. James E. Baldwin said .,.,eooe aooarentl.v cut the wire 011 a screen door to get onto an eoelosed bJck QO.rc.h. An easy entry )Y!IS made b,v raising a wllxlow to get Into the house. Items stolen Crom the house included: $50 in silver dollars, t5 ln change, one pistol, a set of stainless steel cooking u.W~ alla, toor new blanket• and rou.r slleota. ' All ot tho troaen food Items In tho fr001er hod elao otolen, Set Baldwin Aiel Mrs. Unroe bal been allflng with her son, Rex UIU'oe, on carter Rd., and wu not at home when the burglary took place, otDcera stated. art show am groundbreaking ceremonies lor the Paul R. Lyne Physical Educatl<io Buildi.. tc>day at Rio Grable College. The Second Armual Outdoor Art Show wUI host more than 50 amateur artists from Southeastern Ohio and West Virginia who will display over 200 pieces or art, includingpeundinkdraw~ lngs, oils, pastels, watercolors~ cerandcs, and sculptw-e. The art show will be held on the College Green trom 1 p.m. ~o dusk. At 5:30 p.m., Rio Grande College wtll break ground ror tile new ]lhyaieal educatioo buildlog. The $600,000 structure, namod after the eleventh prealdont of Rio Grllllle College, wW house buketbell courta, swilnmlqr pool, clllll'OOIIll, a handball court, wolgllt room, 11111 flculcy olliceL It will be the oo17 such building In Soothe11tern Oblo. Thla evening, the RIO Grllllle ~,.. Theetre will pre- Tho . RECEIPTS W_AY UP POMEROY - Slloo tax recaipts fqr the month ot April tc>llle4, $23,941.2~ln~a Coud;v ccOiiparod to ri<e~ <it $10,• 763;47 f~ Ill~ m!J!IIh l._t .~, . D. _He~ a.ta~ tr!P~~ ·:··~: ·,. ·'. c...I IWI v llel~ ;J. : , ' '1;~,>1:,'( Cicy &tperlnte..tent Albert R. Durose will intrc:duce the eemencement speaker. The Rev. L. E. Foud.Y, pastor oi the First Church or God, Gar~ field Ave., will give the invocation and benediction. Mrs. Anno Fischer will pllf the tr'!ditional "Pta.p m:f Circumstanc"C\_ l~ the Procession-. el. A. Klml'"!l SulU>r wi\1 leod the singing or "America T )J e Beautiful" by the audience. The Maclrlgals, select vocal grq or the Gallia Academy Hlgll School Choir, will sing Peace of Mind. Terry Vallance will lead the singh1g of the Class Song ol1968. Mr. SulU>r will lead the singing of the GARS Alma Mater. Morey F'mn Wins Remedial Work Bid WAlii!NGTON - Totltll DiJ.. · trlct Ccqresllllll\ lll!roolee E. Jllller Sllur!IIJ the More.Y Cooatruetlon F<a.-lillt ~ "' Parlou~ ... tba low bl4der Ill the ........ ot $3116,168.80 rot bi&ll)lll' dlel w<rk In Mella ~• ..., tile Raelne ~ and~'l'fo, Je<~ . >:- i"~'"':k:~~~~~== Jik'\ tiCII Tho;,: l'QUtios 3881Dilt24; WOI'k oo town1ltlp. , WED lft. ·'ll'<rkon. _ · . , WIWam '1'110111- IIIII Gt '~~.! Pomor(lf, and _ . . of , i · '·i .• _ . b' l r(Jarnt .. 17,¥1d. ·~._ , · . ·.··~ ·' ·'·''"·:: :\fr·+,· ··f',,·~~ ··~~~t'!· "···· \! '. ~-1.~-j . ... ence Award '-~118In,D.m. Fllltastlelql, ......... ··~log ~ -thHilllOI'I~.I!illil '" <~••rt/ • ' ' mtnor ~ ID both.Ill".. ~~~ ' ' -' . '• ' excellent, Holter aaid. As 1 reward lor participating in the program, each school will re-ceive a su.bscrlption to "~ door America" lor the aehool library and certificates also wUl beaworded. Teen's License Lifted at Middleport town hall continued FridaJ.· when two telephone lines and a ractio cable into the hall were pulled down •i" 0 things u I would llke them or mine. "I am proud or my eouatry, my state and lilY school - and I want them to be proud of me." Response on the part e>t school children and principals has been MIDDLEPORT- The ''jinx'' : ·til ,Qat ownod lQ>. Wllini . (1.~ ' F. Flllll,·, ;r ol 42 llill Crook. Thoro wu . ' ~nd to be tor > • Held for Trespass ' ' ·~ ·J, Dobson Going to Colorado Rite -.,g Clom met w-odlf ~ at the clom hoaae. lnl. Slr.e Right Piano boiiAII 11ft, Mro. DOn Collins will be hootaiS for tba-meel- VETS MEMoiiJAL - World~ ·-pi-oiirOsllic.., the Gallta . War Ve!Alrana Memortal In Puhllc ~e. This vl,e" ·llholll'Hiit troilt Of the Jl!emortalllr wblch w!U be pla\:ed·the 1111111ea al>all Gallla CcRml,}' servicemen who have been on acilvo dov since the Vlotnam'eonalct bopii. jnl&61. . . You'll Firul Just The . ·'\ ~.) "1 Outstanding Seniors : Bo~a'uao ~t 1111 • allHn dlf, ",,.., ' Agaoa Woodward. grlllllaenlor ot the Grond Temple ot Oldo, Albert llouab >Idled thoro·- ...... ' \ IID Slstet boalnoSI. Mrs. Alta Miner ·Ia recq)er.. sting from o strob at tba home ol her dlugb~r, lolra. Garnet Herdman or !Aoo, W, VL Mra. reported "''. .' Grose, Rainey, Named " 11111 s,y1v11 Bolmiio or Lopnirere In 1111ddleport Tuelldlf on P.I'II>- Meanwhile, it was here that the administrator of 11111 load'.' on Ute eye-bar chain, tho eatate of Leo Blackman, a Hechtlnen ~aid, "Yes, t h i s . Wchmond, Va. truck driver killwould tend to stiffen the eye. ed in the collapse o! the Silver Bridge laot December, OJ eel a bar." Hechtman said he found a !rae· $2 mWloo damage oult In Katured ~r below broken eye- nawha Cwnty Circuit Court Frlbar No. 33q, which witnesses dlf. The ccmplainant, Mary EUtel Tuellda¥ said could have caus-Rouse, has asked the court to ed the collapse. com.Pel U. S. Steel Corp. am its subsidiary American Bridge Co., Gifts She'lfTr~ufe . .. ., Perfopts.~,:,Gift . . ' ~: Mrt. llro!miDi eorvod • doollri eour11 ID tboM named ·uit Mrs. llqDMIII Belll, Jlrt. JJoo Jl~ Jlro. '1ldwvd Wollo, Jlro. Wlllanl l'!Q)oor, Jlrt. JJoo JIDllel, Mro. Clllriea - . . . IIIII Mrt. EIZI ~ Jr. POMEROY Member Federallleaeryr S)'Jieln Ina ~;· ¥rs, · MASON CHURCHo!Chrlstalng 2:30p.m. SUnday, mtetllwbouae, ldlller St., off Itt. 33, Muon. Evol')'bod,y Invited. MEIGS MOTORCYCLE Club Vagabonds. Tlekoto wlll JJ> oo aelo at the scramble SuldaJ at club grOtm:!s tollowlq plaeeo: lllllor'a Gro- 8 miles north or Pomeroy, 20 cery IIDd Ma1011 eount;y Bank, miles south or Athens, CIJ Route New Havea; &nith Grocery, Hart- 33. Signs mark rauu.. Gates opford; B&B Markot, IIDd Dorotb7 en 10:30 Lm.; nces at 1:30 J, Rusaell, Maaoa; WllllamoGro. p.m. Admission $1. Free parloo eel')', Cliftoni Fowler's Groeeey, ~ne. children under 12 f,ree. MONDAY West Colnmbiai Peoples Bank, BETIIEL 62, llltel'IIII!OIIIl Orpt, PleaSIIIt; K & C Jeweler•, Pomeroy, aad Foreman a n d der fll Jobo Dauglrtoro, Mondl.y, 7:30p.m. Poo!OJW-•TemAbbott, In Middleport. All rooonatlaaa mull bemadl plo, Elecllon ol Belhel om.... b,y Mil' 24. Alllalerolled alum- IIIII counell membera. DAUGHTERS OF RUTH, UnitBI are aabd 1x> be at tba bigb s<bool at 7:30 p.m. Ma,y 29 1x> ed Mothol!lst Church, 2 p.m. Mooda,y 11 the home of lolra. help decorate, Albert Glnoci<Dor. POMEROY PTA, Ml>ndl.y II 7:30p.m.; llfii.V patrol wiD l!lvo the llq pledge IIJicl be prooonteil Pockedby~ trophies; new otncere iutalled; flrat p-lde IIIII klnderprtenpor011!1 ha,. rolreahmenta. Boxea fll bllllketa IIIII elotbTIJESDAY , I'. ' , , ' ·' flo" ' • lna 1x> so tAl the Lutllenn World POMEROY lf;OMEN'S llolillnc l!lilill' were. paeked" 1111' ... wu-' ....111e Alan. aml&ll meeting. Tuellday, American LutberouCbur<bWom7:30 p m. at Pomeroy Bowling oo or 111. Paul 11111 111. John Luiherau Cburcbea met TUeodiiY Lanoe. aiiJlll at the Pl>meroy Church. TEACHERS AND helpera, Cbeo111111 9larea Fro<kor pro-. ter Communlv Vaeatloo Bible Scbool. to meet at 1 p.m. Tue .. od 1 PJ'OII'Im of olldea m her dlf 11 Clleotet MetbodlstCbw-eh. trip 1x> the Holt Land, RofrellbBooks IIIII eral!a dlatrlbuled IIIII meatlwere~ discussed; attendance requested. LADIE!I AUXILIARY, Lowla Manley Post 283, American LegiU1, 7 p.m. TUeodiiY, NIOIIII lllpUat Cburcb. WOMAN'S SOCIETY of WID'kl Service, of Eotorprlao E.U,B. · Church, omuel motheN!ouabter boftoJJol at 6 p.m. Members ore tAl brll1! covered dlab IIIII own table aervicei program at 7:30, SbarOO Freckor with slldto ol her lrll>. tAl the Holy Lind. Open "Idols about which folke leape and daunce." Elma·L<Itlka; JOIII Alldn, . llry; lira.' J... 0 '1' . laodiltJo, riil,'~ ~~ . ' ., ~~·· �... .... Tbe sunda{'l'i.m~~"" 'i",, I ' SentillQ~, l'Un~'' ' ' ' . ., ' ' ,' ! ' ~· ~J · • ' · ~ACINE - '· ~cine Elem~ fary S<hool 6Qldell\5 wllJ pFelelll an operetta Friday, May 17, at 1:30 P. m. In the Hventh and ·elg)lth grade building, Mrs. Lee Lee Is dlrecttng and •-• is assisted byallthegrldncn.,_ teachers. The sc hool sp<l'ls...-ed a poster contest this week to promote the ~retta and judging was held Friday with the following winners: Flrst grade: Brian Grlnclotaft. GALIJPOLIS - The Guyin Twp., chairman and wot'kerS tOr t11e 19G8 cancer tunl-roisiilgpro. ject were 111111ed Sltunlll,y b,y H~t Mullin•; compolgn choir· J1Wl> - lfrs. Gerold Dermlson wUl serve u chairman for the t:own. ahiJ. Workers are: Miss Joyce ClKJrch, Miss Deanna Williams, Miss Virgie Montgomery, Mrs. carla SWain, Norris Carter, llickle and Allen Bickle, Mrs. Brady Shoots, and Mrs. Ralph EDDD Story Workman. Members of the Gallipolis Junior Women's Club will canvass the 700 block along First Ave,, this week according to Chairman Retail Gollipolis Merchants will participate in a ot the day's sales will be donated to the cancer fun::l drive. To Crown Oty Man AFTER THE GOODBYES were said, the boss and girls of Pomeroy and Middleport schools' safety patrols lined up and bepD bolrdirw the S('hool bus with Leo Crew. adult advisor, who accompanied the 37 yoongsters to Wuh.i.~ assisted by his dl.ughter, Pam, distributi~ idenUfication badges as the you.rw ~le Bot ot1.0 the bus. In Hun~on the patrol members boarde<l a train for their trip aD1 reblnled to their bames todly following the Washington W...r. GALUPOLIS - Judge Thomas MitcheU has granted Orin R. Sheets, Rt. 2 Crown Cit,y a dhorce from Nancy 9teets, Kirkersville, Ohio. The defeftd.. w. ant was found guilty of gross . ·• '· .,. . .. .... : . •• ' •.i.A•.... .. .. ............ .. ,slgned a prodamau~ ~ . •'·-'•- !:)1diY onciSlturdl,Y, . · ·' ( 11. ., PopJll Th,ell>o · nul) loOPt>Y dll,y& "llllgllnbe ' ~~attYNeiKier, · secmd;IJsa ·. ·hllld ~tthe Ladies AWdJ18ry _...... of FOOney -BennettPost128, W-••ner, third·, · sec-• ~N .. g1 -ft.~,, nrot·, Uncia Fl..., Amerlcll! Le on. the annual St.., . . .., .Dila\llil Proceeds from er, seeCPI, and PerryHtU, tnitdt , sale., .hcld to hooof ve~lni third gade: llou!!lls . first; Lee Smith, second, ancl ol past wUs,gotoai~bosplto. Llu HUll u•-bler, third', I"""'-. aUzed veterans and tQ c~,ry uw.· .., 11• · 00 grade: WJOII S...lh, nrat; J, F. out prilgrams • vetu•--~, .~Irene u-''"".',.. and the widows Y-·••, """''e ~-.a ..... DILIIP! Ued ud ,_ chll· hw. thlrdj flfth srade, Helen wudren of those ki Ul wars. coxen. , drat; Loretta Triplett, :...:x~=::::::;::::;:::::::;:~:«::~:=:««i:i:«!:~i~?.:.::~ 11ecd, aDd Eddie Diddle, third; Low Oft slxtb gracle: Wayne Clelml, fir at; TOhlm Pole , Elate McMillan, second: David CARAC.'IS !UPI) The 'lbeia&, third; Paul Klrw, barth, Venezuelan armed forces are and J~me• McLain, fiftb. i.uoca.ted only 10 per cent of Because of tOO large BJIDber the bUdget-tbe lowest proportion of 1111 Lalln Amertcon of puplls in the sixth &rade more country except uruau_,. prizes were awarded tor stu.dents of that grade. first; w...aen. ' Qand Boostel'!i· Will· 3 - . 1'1oe SWI!ay TIMes .. ScnUnul, sunday, May 1:!, 196S ' Serve Reed Dinder , 'll GAHS Intermission Stage Band 18th Annual Concert Highlight · PO~ROY - The Me!tls llll)d; l!ojl'ters wUt serve ) ~ dii!!IOI' B Tuesdoy lll11lir' ot the Porherc)y , Elementory S<hool honorlqJThOOdore Reed has been nimed a 33rd desree MaliOil. . , ·· Commjttee& for tho event ud : ..the hulr each Ia tO .re_poitto th~~t ·<~ .,...,. InclUde: kitchen, 1•15 ·p; .,. . ·wno m. , KllthrYn Shenefield, Margotol Kennedy, Jeame . Wise, ·Rotanne seoo, Pe&IIY HOudaallelt, Belva Glaze, Pauline -MaYer,ld 1 Burtr aervlq and dlnl"' rdoni, 5:30 p. m., Emma ClatwortllY, Pes Gerlach, Anctl Van Mlire1 Julia llys'ill, Alii Welsh, Nelle lllhr; deanup, 7 p.m., Mr. and Mn. Arthlll' MWer, Katherine Neutz. GALLIPOLIS- The lint pub. llc •wearance of A. Klmboll &dter'l!l stage Band at intermlsolon hl8hl!gllted F.rl<lay nlgtll's 18th :mnual ~rtng concert of Cadet and Vsrolty Banda In the Gillis Academy Hl&t1 Sellool aud. ltorlum. 8Jiter COITIJ)ltntented tbB Y,.,.JI~ •· mualeians: ,. have gl.ven .their time to practice on Tuesday nights." The Sage Band has been practicing for abwt two months. Their first proll'l-m was presented Thursday morning at an assembly for .tho other BIUdenta. Solectiona of tile stage Band .: r-----------------------... ~ Who ran to help me, wM~l fell And would some pretty st~ry tall Or klss the place to make It well, ... ,," ·My Mother Patrons will dial direct s1a· tion to station, person to person, by credil card, and collect VerBouwens made awear· ances throughcrJt last week in the schools or Meigs County explai~ ing the new system. Rotary President Wendell Gerlach presided, arw:l introduced the Rev. Charles Simon, a new member. Ladies of the ch,urch serving dimer were Mrs. Millard Zeigler, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. E. M. Woods, and Mrs. Kaye Rail and J..fi ss Bess sanborn. No One Injured in Aceidenl on RL 7 No one was injured in a ·minor accident at 3:35 p.m. Friday on Rt. 7, three and tour tenths miles north of Rt. 248, in Meigs Caunt.Y, according to the Gallipolis Post. state Highway Patrol. Debra D. Keebaugh, 16, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, headed south, w a s plssing another car, lost cortrol and ran off the road. Her struc' a barn doing minor ,, • .;.[age tO the 11tructure. There was moder8te damage -to the car. No charge was filed. GALLIPOLIS - CHEERLEADERS GALLIPOLIS- New cheer1eaders lor the 1968-69 school year al Gollia Academy lligh SChool have been named according to Principa1 James N. M. Davis. They are: Joyce Young, Marie Gibert. with Robin Nida,y, alterNAME TinS IS ·HOW it lJ(;Ked Friday evening at the Pomeroy. EI~Inentiry School grounds -when members of the safety patrols of the Pomeroy and Middleport Schools and their parents and friends assembled in preparation for the patrols to board a bus for HuntingtOn on the first leg of their weeken:l trip to Washington, D. c. cameras were everywhere as parents "capturerl" the moment ot excitement. ~~:::~~· Ball Hit Pebble, Batter Gets Hit CHICAGO (UPO - Bud Harrelson of the New York Mets received a credit for a two-base hit SBturda,y and Chicago Cubs' outfielder Billy WiUiams was relieved or an error in an official scoring change on Friday's CubsMets game. Harrelson had been credited with&. single and Williams charged with an error because the ball lxrunced past Williams in the play. Official scorer Dick Dozer of the Chicago Trib.me made the change after a check with players irxlicated the ball hit a pebbJe or another obstruction aOO bounced away. PLUS CARTOON Gallipolis, Ohio TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Cubs Score 3-l Victory ,• For OAPSE Event Winters, Lower River Rd. J,,, S1ao,d n,.,. 0011'1 !.. fQ.NIGHT, MON. & TUE. MAY 12 • 14 IS r;.,, .·RA~~!DJ~~ CARTOON WALT DI$NIOV'. "&LACKBEARD'$ fiHUSl " • ·~· an AUM.JSSION; ~ & till'" .,. ,. IJ&..a.l Go ·~Is " et"ree Cu.a tqmer J:"ark!DI: •DrJve.. in W.lildow Service . ., eCompletc Bankilt• &!rvke : dent. Apln. SU..I!I'I MARKETS 252 .. AVENUE, .GAUIPOLIS, OHIO SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT. INSfECTiED U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE BEEF Oil Boat Seniors making their llrmill!>" _pearance with the concert were: Becky Lakin, nutei Donna ear. GALUPOLIS - John Roes, ruthers, Debbie Nortb, and Nina son of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Reea, Perry, clartneltj &laie Prose and RL 2 Golllpolis (Rt. 588), has Bedcy Wlloon, baas clarinets; been named a Natlooal whmer Detdra Keels, alto saxophon.ei in the annual Harold Harding Darla Addna, Terry Bria:s, Memorial Essay Contest, sponsored by the U. S. Propellor Club. Port of Huntington, W. VL The Gollla Aeld•my Hlgb School senior received his award at a dJMer Friday night at the Holiday Inn, Rt. 60, east of H11Dtington. ·He was one of 24 winners whose prizes ranged from cruises to U. S. Savings boo:ls Hannan Trace, historian; Terry and small IWllances. Miller, Meigs Local, recreation Rees' prize was a cruise aleader; Betsy Miller, Meigs Lo- board a Sinclair OU tanker from ca, sq leader; an::l Cynthia a point north of Clijle Hatteras, Franklin, Kyger Creek, news re- N. C., to 1 gulf coastal port and porter. return. The opening ceremony waa Two years ago, Ann Rees, his conducted by the officers, one sister, was a National wiruler from each FHA chapter in the llrJ received a roundtrip aboard region. Roseann Meadows, Gal· an Ohio ruver Co. towboat from 1lpoU11 chapter, welcmned the St. Louise to New Orleans. Other G AHS wlmers named group, The Elist.rn chaj)ter gave Friday night were: Deborah Lynn devotlooo. An officer of tile IV' land chapter led group singing. Gatewood, Susan K. Frazier, Terry N. Briggs, R. Bruce C&mJ>The Southwestern chapter invitbeU, Wayne Clark, Janice Rose, ed the 81'0111 to meet with them fO< the fall regional meeting. Sharoo Ann Sheets, Brenda Jean Stewart, John Elch aiMI StephaJoy Detty served as secretary. nie Darnbrough. TODAY, WE PAY TRIBUTE TO MOTHERI There can be no deeper sentiment in any man's heart, than hi~ love for hi1 Nlother. We know that on the practical side, she handles one of the world's hardest jobs in a way lhat few men could equal. · We are proud to serve the.,p.other's of this fine community and wish you all • Happy Mother's Day. FIRST NATIONAL BANK GALLIPOLIS _ L'.·: ._~· .··-- -.. ·' ·~ .... . ~ M • ~ ····· I(. BONEIN ··servine: This Cnmmunlty For Over 105 Ye~:~rs" M<'mber Fedcrnl D<'po"it Insur<~ncr Corporatlon • ... ' --......-... .......... ...._ ou -"'"""'"'"" o •• :.• If you don't want pay the • price of room1est car •• try the second Jb. SWIFT'S TOPPY BRAND U-S. GOVT. INSPECTED By the Piece U.S. GOVT. INSPECnD SUGAR-CURED "Bologna Sliced Bacon lb. J9c l-Ib. Pitg. 59c FLORIDA NEW Shortenilg 3-lb. Con • •• • • • ••' POTATOES CRISCO • •' WHITE Jfc reaching our business office early this week. Even though the strike is over, service will not be as fast as we'd like it for a while. By the way, during the strike your "do-it-yourself" dialing helped us keep long distance running smoothly as possible. (And since dialing your own long distance calls is the fastest way to get calls through, you'll probably want to keep up!1 :· · i' · \ • u: . l .;_" ; (Tecbuicolur) Peter UtthwU'< Gri11ly Gol,.r •' GALLIPOLIS - Illuotradq hlo talk wltll cholk drawings, the Rev. Albert H. MacKenzie 1 rector of St. Peter's Episcopal cturch, spoke to 165 Future Homemakers of America on the State FHA theme, "FHA stars you and yoor family," 1t the Roglooal S®th m meeting at Gollia Acldenzy High S<hool. The following members were installed to serve the region for the 1968-69 echoolyeor: Deblie Price, GaUf.polis, ,resident; Mar1ha Pugh, Southern Local, vlee - _presidenti Wendy Eagle, Eaa~ Local, secretaryj Rita Miller, SOuthwestern, par.. Uamentartan; Wanda Johnson, ASK TO WED GALLIPOUS _ Two couples applying for marriage licenses in Gillis Count3 Probate Court were Clayton Morrison, 25, Vinton, laborer, and Pearly M. cordell, 19, Vinton, 1t heme, and Roger Lee Roberts, 19, Gallipolis, stud~nt, aiMI Violet oar. lene Planb, 17, Gollipolls, sl>l· Cruise on Speaker at Installation and costs, stop sign '1olatl0hi Arlie E, Abbott, Pomeroy Route 3,$5 aDII costa, defective brakes; Du& E. Turner, Sr., HarrlaonvWe, $10 and coats, left ot cen-ter: Chlrlotts L. mack, Mldclleport Route 1, $15 and eosts, no operator's license; Ira E. Sbowolter, ~ llottom Reule I, $10 and coatll, no driver's 11cense; Jeanette D. Priddy, ~ land, $5 and costs, defective exhaust; Herbert B. Fulton. Cheshire Route 1, $10 and costs, speeding: Albert L. llartu118, Pomeroy Roote 3, $10 am costs, assured clear distance. Forfeiting bonds ol$27.50each on speeding charges were MJ.. chael \V. Burri&, Mason; Leonard Simmona, Portsmouth, ud Chlr· les Harper, McArttnD'. . Roy A. Edwards, Detroit, forfeited a $22.50 bond posted oo charge• of parking on a roadway lntersec- ' Ohio .Bell JORt!S, FIATURETTE: H....w Spry I Am, 3 Oa.,.,. 111 .,,, · UISNiiY CARTOONS: No Smoklng Rees Wins State Theme is Topic of The telephone strike is over. We want to thank you for your patience and cooperation. We're anxious to get service back to normaL Installation requests, ser• vice changes, and repairs are still piling up. Over 15,000 orders are wait-· ing for us now throughout Ohio. And you can bet we'll try to fill everyone's order as fast as possible. You may have a little trouble MBGS TIIATRE " 'D I' Epling, Sieve lllebblno, Tommy Linda Glo.., cornets: Cln<b' Keenan, ancJRidQ' llaoldna, trom. Thlvener, rrencb hOrni R I c k y bbnes; and John Thomal, P a m Hcuek and Mark Walker, tromSaunders, Tom Morpn and Jotm bones; BUI Luaher, baritone hom; Tom sanders and Romle Mor- tnnnpela. The senior band progra~~~ ap. Saunders, percusalon. llllter lglln expressed h l a el1ed with Themes FrOm ~.~mart Overtures inciUdlnsllmGiovami pride In tds musicians, uThey pn's ~4 !eaturlrw a male and The Malle Flut., works com- have -orked hard. There have vocal ememble oC the boncl. Cadet musician• oloo played posed over 200 yearo 811», and In been jays when we dld not speak Love Is Blue, Born Free, and to each other, andtllerehavebeen contrast, tbe aenlor bandsmen aloo pl11,yed Dance and In- da,ya when we should not havtt S'Cool Room Dixie, During Ule 1enlor bud pro- · termezzo, a modem elaalic ~Y spoken to each other." The evening'1 concert open- gram, the band dJrector was• Charles Carter. The Rule section compooed of ed with a program by the 81· presented surprise giftt, includ- . Tom Br........,rry, Beelcy Glb· member Cadet Band, alii this lng a gift certificate frcm the: band membero,presemeclb)'Qm. 600, CIII'OI lluebolt, Beclcy La. dy Thlvlner, ud a large bQx, b)' kin, Borbara LIQ'ne, Sharoo Tay. Mark Epling, conto!Ding a new lor and Melanie Wiseman, waa .h at featured In a "lectlon, Fllrty Flute a. Included among final seloetlona by the Varsity Band were 9ienandoah, sardust, and Be~o~lne , PEAK NAVY OR PINTO • ••• MIRACLE BEANS WHIP 4-lb.••• Qt. Jar fc 3 • •• ,• •• •• •• • MAY 12-13-14 PENELOPE Made Sa~u.rday \ hill, Eureka Star RL; and Gary Natalie Wood lan Bannen Included: Baby, Won't Yo11 P1ease Come Home?, the popular among teenagers, Wendy, Duke Ellington' o Mood Indigo, and HoagJ Carmichael's starduet. Member• of tile Stage Bend were: Tom Brandeberry, guitar; Am Senders, piano; Brett [pUna, drums; Charles Saunders, bani David Durham, CamUle Doss, Debbie John1011, RomJe Henry, Mitzi Lee<b', and Marlene Johnson, aaxophones; Mark Ut¥,:ui~thed Teaching Award here sawrday. 'l'hc award hi given in hooor QC Mlsa Allen, educatlon conaultant Cor the slow rearnlng program ATIIENS _:. Mrs. JuanltaHel011 of the otate department oC edoC.atie, Ross COUnty SchoolS, cation. captured the Am.Y A. Allen OIJoo It was _presented during the -------·---~ oecond annUli Spring Conference em ChUdren With Learning Diswas foii<Med by lhe Stale abllldes held at Ohio Univerolcy. at intermission, 1nd then the Four teachers were nominated 81J.member Varslcy llond. for the award, lneloidlng Mrs. A novelty selection by the Cf- Jean GardDer, Galli a Aclldemy det musicians was Bill Gr?\ High School Instructor. Teaching Awa'r d e'll be right with you. ,,as Drive·ln Dooble Feature SPINOUT Elvis Presley Shelley F'abares Plus . ,' one mom,ent, please POMEROY - Robert Taylor, state representative of the Ohio CHICAGO (UPD- RooS&nw's Associatioo of Public Schoo] Emtwo - run homer in the first in. ning atd Randy Hundley's run. ployes, wiU be speaker when scoring singleinthe second paced the Melgs County Chapter of the Chicago Cubs to a :J..l vic- school emp]oyes holds a dirmer meeting Thursday evening at the tory over. the New York Mets sa~ Salisbury Elementary School. unSay behirxl the four- hit pitchRobert Bowen, superintendent i ng of Bill Hands. of Meigs County Schools, will Santo hit his sixth homer of the season after Bllly WiUiams give the welcome and musical was hit on the left ankle by one numbers will be presented by of Tom Seaver's pitches with pupils of the Salisbury School under the direction of Mrs. Lutwo out in the first inning. Hundley singled home the CUbs' cille Swackhamer. Ross ClclaOO:, third run in the sccancl inning local president, will introduce after Lou Johnson was hit on the guests. The affair is scheduled to right wrist by another Seaver get underway at 7 p.m. pitch and moved to second on the Met pitcher's wild pitch. The Mets scored their run in Underwood Named the fourth on Ron SWoboda's dooble, an infield out and Jerry Deputy Sheriff Grote's single. Hands walked only one and GALLIPOLIS - Sheriff Denstruck out foor enroute to his ver A. Walker has appointed third win of the season and his Phillip Neal UOOerwood or Kasecond consecutive four -hitter nauga a Gallia County De_puty against the Mets. Seaver sufiered Sherif( and. cancelled three othhis third defeat er deputy commissions. Deputy commissions canceUed include Burl Cook, 1032 First Ave., GaUipolis; Derry HemJ>~·~ \Ill TONIGHT, MON. & TUES. c .: Mt~e------~~~--~.!~;;;;~;;;;;;~ Taylor is Speaker ~·Tonight, Pm prou .. of these boys and girls, who • •· ling~ Edna Triplett, Dorothy Woodard, carole McLaUihlln. MIDDLEPORT - David Ver· Bouwens, of Portsmouth, described the new EDDD telephone system to be put into service in Meigs County on June 16 at 2 a.m. for memOers of the MidPOM£ROY - Ten defenllants dleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club were fined and f111r rortetted. Fridl,}' evening following dinner bonds In the Meigo eouncy court at Heath Church. of Judge Frank W, Porter Frl· VerBouwens, an executive or dll,y. the General Telephooe Co. of F1ned were A- Traut, Ohio, described E:~~panded Direct Ewlrwton Route 1, ~ ud costs, Distance Dialing (EDDD), as the detective bnkes: Daniel C. Ne,y, most advanced available and the Albany Route 2, $5 and costa, system that eventually will link defective exhausti Lomtle Lethe world into a single telephone Master, Geysvllle Houte I, $10 system. neglect of duty and extreme cruelcy. A case dismissed was that of Buckeye Building and Loan Co., \·s. Phillip DuFrain, Dorothy VuFrain, aD1 the Modern Fleating and Suppl.Y Co. The case was settled and dismissed at the plaintifrs costs. alYit • _.;_. .. Forfeit Bonds Divoree is Granted ,.-.GREGORY PECK . Fined; Four special Cancer Day promotion In which a percentage . ..• ' Is Related 10 Defendants For General Mullins. Tuesdoy, ~. . . ,. ' Fund . ,. - ,;·. Elementary PupUs'.of ··":;S!~;i~:E~'·', PI . op ' · . . . . · . · iit"17 .,.. u. ;,. . . RaCine an ..· . eretta .~slnMiddlo.port. ' '{ .~ -.. Mullins.NCJmes Wof,Wrsfor· . ,, f ' '· 00 SOMETHING FOR .-\'' MENTAL HEALTH ' .., ·f':-· .. "••oci•tlon HIIOW o'I'AJI'I'S 7 PM • ' ,. ... . .,. ' If thinQI like head, shoulder and leg room are important to you, take a close look at the new Chevrolet AYtomotiYI New1 dld-and ita 1968 Roominess Index shows Chevrolet is the secon"d moat spacious of all American sedofts. The roomiett? That distinct1on, we're not at all embarrosaed to admit, goes to America's most popular luXury cor. Based on the RoomlntnlndeJ:, which total• IIYin key lnleril)r dimttnsions to the fraction Qf an Yo~'ve nt.ver seen sOvings/lle this on '68 Chevrolets attd Chevelles. Sav8 ,:,n popular V8 engintl, P.UtQmql~ lrdnsmistiOns, whitewall lfresoor-<tnd.more.·Juat taie1a loo• ollhest n.:o bOnul sbvlngi pf_ons. tfien ·tali to your Part of tl,• Nl1ionwide B1U Sf'bm \ Ohio M•nt•l H.•llt• ~ a new Chevrolet like this V8 ~g~~~~~~~~ibl~jg~~~ 9' j .' " .' . 1' brtrl~ eriglne>. power di$Chardtop JWO!; on four-dOor 1;ta~peri,~~9 no\<J .ti j';':,lour Cb~rolet.•ilealeir'·i·. a tttim~hdou~ss.;~~~;:~~;r~b~~!5~~;6~;:~' ~~we!· un•v ·ih~·le.:xltr ' .. SWANEE EVAPOIIATED FAQAL 14~·••· "•It .-., ·. JEUEI MILK lortUI.SIIYingl J Any Che~ro/sf or Chevelle with 200·hp Turbo-Fire VB. and whilewol/$. "•• 2 Any Chovro/et or Chovel/e wilh 25/J-hp Turbo·Fire VB, Whitewalls. i Any regular Chevrolel wit~ 250-hp TIJrbo-Fire VB, Turbo Chevtoloi doolet. ·, Inch, Chevrolet's 4-doonedan scored 290.7. A tenth of a point behind the A-door luxury model. A pretty good showing.when you consider how much more the e.~~:pensive mod~s sells for. And some of the ot~er cars Chevrofet toppi!d carry Just as Impressive price togs. But that's just a sample of lhe pluses you get at o Chevrolet price. You'll flnd a lot mort of them in the fine ' thing-s Chevrolet hat dtsigned around all that spoc:e. it hoppen . Con TISSUES ARGO PINEAPPLE JUICE 200-Ct. 2-Pir 1-Qt. 14-il. Co• • ••• • •. • • �... .... Tbe sunda{'l'i.m~~"" 'i",, I ' SentillQ~, l'Un~'' ' ' ' . ., ' ' ,' ! ' ~· ~J · • ' · ~ACINE - '· ~cine Elem~ fary S<hool 6Qldell\5 wllJ pFelelll an operetta Friday, May 17, at 1:30 P. m. In the Hventh and ·elg)lth grade building, Mrs. Lee Lee Is dlrecttng and •-• is assisted byallthegrldncn.,_ teachers. The sc hool sp<l'ls...-ed a poster contest this week to promote the ~retta and judging was held Friday with the following winners: Flrst grade: Brian Grlnclotaft. GALIJPOLIS - The Guyin Twp., chairman and wot'kerS tOr t11e 19G8 cancer tunl-roisiilgpro. ject were 111111ed Sltunlll,y b,y H~t Mullin•; compolgn choir· J1Wl> - lfrs. Gerold Dermlson wUl serve u chairman for the t:own. ahiJ. Workers are: Miss Joyce ClKJrch, Miss Deanna Williams, Miss Virgie Montgomery, Mrs. carla SWain, Norris Carter, llickle and Allen Bickle, Mrs. Brady Shoots, and Mrs. Ralph EDDD Story Workman. Members of the Gallipolis Junior Women's Club will canvass the 700 block along First Ave,, this week according to Chairman Retail Gollipolis Merchants will participate in a ot the day's sales will be donated to the cancer fun::l drive. To Crown Oty Man AFTER THE GOODBYES were said, the boss and girls of Pomeroy and Middleport schools' safety patrols lined up and bepD bolrdirw the S('hool bus with Leo Crew. adult advisor, who accompanied the 37 yoongsters to Wuh.i.~ assisted by his dl.ughter, Pam, distributi~ idenUfication badges as the you.rw ~le Bot ot1.0 the bus. In Hun~on the patrol members boarde<l a train for their trip aD1 reblnled to their bames todly following the Washington W...r. GALUPOLIS - Judge Thomas MitcheU has granted Orin R. Sheets, Rt. 2 Crown Cit,y a dhorce from Nancy 9teets, Kirkersville, Ohio. The defeftd.. w. ant was found guilty of gross . ·• '· .,. . .. .... : . •• ' •.i.A•.... .. .. ............ .. ,slgned a prodamau~ ~ . •'·-'•- !:)1diY onciSlturdl,Y, . · ·' ( 11. ., PopJll Th,ell>o · nul) loOPt>Y dll,y& "llllgllnbe ' ~~attYNeiKier, · secmd;IJsa ·. ·hllld ~tthe Ladies AWdJ18ry _...... of FOOney -BennettPost128, W-••ner, third·, · sec-• ~N .. g1 -ft.~,, nrot·, Uncia Fl..., Amerlcll! Le on. the annual St.., . . .., .Dila\llil Proceeds from er, seeCPI, and PerryHtU, tnitdt , sale., .hcld to hooof ve~lni third gade: llou!!lls . first; Lee Smith, second, ancl ol past wUs,gotoai~bosplto. Llu HUll u•-bler, third', I"""'-. aUzed veterans and tQ c~,ry uw.· .., 11• · 00 grade: WJOII S...lh, nrat; J, F. out prilgrams • vetu•--~, .~Irene u-''"".',.. and the widows Y-·••, """''e ~-.a ..... DILIIP! Ued ud ,_ chll· hw. thlrdj flfth srade, Helen wudren of those ki Ul wars. coxen. , drat; Loretta Triplett, :...:x~=::::::;::::;:::::::;:~:«::~:=:««i:i:«!:~i~?.:.::~ 11ecd, aDd Eddie Diddle, third; Low Oft slxtb gracle: Wayne Clelml, fir at; TOhlm Pole , Elate McMillan, second: David CARAC.'IS !UPI) The 'lbeia&, third; Paul Klrw, barth, Venezuelan armed forces are and J~me• McLain, fiftb. i.uoca.ted only 10 per cent of Because of tOO large BJIDber the bUdget-tbe lowest proportion of 1111 Lalln Amertcon of puplls in the sixth &rade more country except uruau_,. prizes were awarded tor stu.dents of that grade. first; w...aen. ' Qand Boostel'!i· Will· 3 - . 1'1oe SWI!ay TIMes .. ScnUnul, sunday, May 1:!, 196S ' Serve Reed Dinder , 'll GAHS Intermission Stage Band 18th Annual Concert Highlight · PO~ROY - The Me!tls llll)d; l!ojl'ters wUt serve ) ~ dii!!IOI' B Tuesdoy lll11lir' ot the Porherc)y , Elementory S<hool honorlqJThOOdore Reed has been nimed a 33rd desree MaliOil. . , ·· Commjttee& for tho event ud : ..the hulr each Ia tO .re_poitto th~~t ·<~ .,...,. InclUde: kitchen, 1•15 ·p; .,. . ·wno m. , KllthrYn Shenefield, Margotol Kennedy, Jeame . Wise, ·Rotanne seoo, Pe&IIY HOudaallelt, Belva Glaze, Pauline -MaYer,ld 1 Burtr aervlq and dlnl"' rdoni, 5:30 p. m., Emma ClatwortllY, Pes Gerlach, Anctl Van Mlire1 Julia llys'ill, Alii Welsh, Nelle lllhr; deanup, 7 p.m., Mr. and Mn. Arthlll' MWer, Katherine Neutz. GALLIPOLIS- The lint pub. llc •wearance of A. Klmboll &dter'l!l stage Band at intermlsolon hl8hl!gllted F.rl<lay nlgtll's 18th :mnual ~rtng concert of Cadet and Vsrolty Banda In the Gillis Academy Hl&t1 Sellool aud. ltorlum. 8Jiter COITIJ)ltntented tbB Y,.,.JI~ •· mualeians: ,. have gl.ven .their time to practice on Tuesday nights." The Sage Band has been practicing for abwt two months. Their first proll'l-m was presented Thursday morning at an assembly for .tho other BIUdenta. Solectiona of tile stage Band .: r-----------------------... ~ Who ran to help me, wM~l fell And would some pretty st~ry tall Or klss the place to make It well, ... ,," ·My Mother Patrons will dial direct s1a· tion to station, person to person, by credil card, and collect VerBouwens made awear· ances throughcrJt last week in the schools or Meigs County explai~ ing the new system. Rotary President Wendell Gerlach presided, arw:l introduced the Rev. Charles Simon, a new member. Ladies of the ch,urch serving dimer were Mrs. Millard Zeigler, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. E. M. Woods, and Mrs. Kaye Rail and J..fi ss Bess sanborn. No One Injured in Aceidenl on RL 7 No one was injured in a ·minor accident at 3:35 p.m. Friday on Rt. 7, three and tour tenths miles north of Rt. 248, in Meigs Caunt.Y, according to the Gallipolis Post. state Highway Patrol. Debra D. Keebaugh, 16, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, headed south, w a s plssing another car, lost cortrol and ran off the road. Her struc' a barn doing minor ,, • .;.[age tO the 11tructure. There was moder8te damage -to the car. No charge was filed. GALLIPOLIS - CHEERLEADERS GALLIPOLIS- New cheer1eaders lor the 1968-69 school year al Gollia Academy lligh SChool have been named according to Principa1 James N. M. Davis. They are: Joyce Young, Marie Gibert. with Robin Nida,y, alterNAME TinS IS ·HOW it lJ(;Ked Friday evening at the Pomeroy. EI~Inentiry School grounds -when members of the safety patrols of the Pomeroy and Middleport Schools and their parents and friends assembled in preparation for the patrols to board a bus for HuntingtOn on the first leg of their weeken:l trip to Washington, D. c. cameras were everywhere as parents "capturerl" the moment ot excitement. ~~:::~~· Ball Hit Pebble, Batter Gets Hit CHICAGO (UPO - Bud Harrelson of the New York Mets received a credit for a two-base hit SBturda,y and Chicago Cubs' outfielder Billy WiUiams was relieved or an error in an official scoring change on Friday's CubsMets game. Harrelson had been credited with&. single and Williams charged with an error because the ball lxrunced past Williams in the play. Official scorer Dick Dozer of the Chicago Trib.me made the change after a check with players irxlicated the ball hit a pebbJe or another obstruction aOO bounced away. PLUS CARTOON Gallipolis, Ohio TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Cubs Score 3-l Victory ,• For OAPSE Event Winters, Lower River Rd. J,,, S1ao,d n,.,. 0011'1 !.. fQ.NIGHT, MON. & TUE. MAY 12 • 14 IS r;.,, .·RA~~!DJ~~ CARTOON WALT DI$NIOV'. "&LACKBEARD'$ fiHUSl " • ·~· an AUM.JSSION; ~ & till'" .,. ,. IJ&..a.l Go ·~Is " et"ree Cu.a tqmer J:"ark!DI: •DrJve.. in W.lildow Service . ., eCompletc Bankilt• &!rvke : dent. Apln. SU..I!I'I MARKETS 252 .. AVENUE, .GAUIPOLIS, OHIO SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT. INSfECTiED U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE BEEF Oil Boat Seniors making their llrmill!>" _pearance with the concert were: Becky Lakin, nutei Donna ear. GALUPOLIS - John Roes, ruthers, Debbie Nortb, and Nina son of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Reea, Perry, clartneltj &laie Prose and RL 2 Golllpolis (Rt. 588), has Bedcy Wlloon, baas clarinets; been named a Natlooal whmer Detdra Keels, alto saxophon.ei in the annual Harold Harding Darla Addna, Terry Bria:s, Memorial Essay Contest, sponsored by the U. S. Propellor Club. Port of Huntington, W. VL The Gollla Aeld•my Hlgb School senior received his award at a dJMer Friday night at the Holiday Inn, Rt. 60, east of H11Dtington. ·He was one of 24 winners whose prizes ranged from cruises to U. S. Savings boo:ls Hannan Trace, historian; Terry and small IWllances. Miller, Meigs Local, recreation Rees' prize was a cruise aleader; Betsy Miller, Meigs Lo- board a Sinclair OU tanker from ca, sq leader; an::l Cynthia a point north of Clijle Hatteras, Franklin, Kyger Creek, news re- N. C., to 1 gulf coastal port and porter. return. The opening ceremony waa Two years ago, Ann Rees, his conducted by the officers, one sister, was a National wiruler from each FHA chapter in the llrJ received a roundtrip aboard region. Roseann Meadows, Gal· an Ohio ruver Co. towboat from 1lpoU11 chapter, welcmned the St. Louise to New Orleans. Other G AHS wlmers named group, The Elist.rn chaj)ter gave Friday night were: Deborah Lynn devotlooo. An officer of tile IV' land chapter led group singing. Gatewood, Susan K. Frazier, Terry N. Briggs, R. Bruce C&mJ>The Southwestern chapter invitbeU, Wayne Clark, Janice Rose, ed the 81'0111 to meet with them fO< the fall regional meeting. Sharoo Ann Sheets, Brenda Jean Stewart, John Elch aiMI StephaJoy Detty served as secretary. nie Darnbrough. TODAY, WE PAY TRIBUTE TO MOTHERI There can be no deeper sentiment in any man's heart, than hi~ love for hi1 Nlother. We know that on the practical side, she handles one of the world's hardest jobs in a way lhat few men could equal. · We are proud to serve the.,p.other's of this fine community and wish you all • Happy Mother's Day. FIRST NATIONAL BANK GALLIPOLIS _ L'.·: ._~· .··-- -.. ·' ·~ .... . ~ M • ~ ····· I(. BONEIN ··servine: This Cnmmunlty For Over 105 Ye~:~rs" M<'mber Fedcrnl D<'po"it Insur<~ncr Corporatlon • ... ' --......-... .......... ...._ ou -"'"""'"'"" o •• :.• If you don't want pay the • price of room1est car •• try the second Jb. SWIFT'S TOPPY BRAND U-S. GOVT. INSPECTED By the Piece U.S. GOVT. INSPECnD SUGAR-CURED "Bologna Sliced Bacon lb. J9c l-Ib. Pitg. 59c FLORIDA NEW Shortenilg 3-lb. Con • •• • • • ••' POTATOES CRISCO • •' WHITE Jfc reaching our business office early this week. Even though the strike is over, service will not be as fast as we'd like it for a while. By the way, during the strike your "do-it-yourself" dialing helped us keep long distance running smoothly as possible. (And since dialing your own long distance calls is the fastest way to get calls through, you'll probably want to keep up!1 :· · i' · \ • u: . l .;_" ; (Tecbuicolur) Peter UtthwU'< Gri11ly Gol,.r •' GALLIPOLIS - Illuotradq hlo talk wltll cholk drawings, the Rev. Albert H. MacKenzie 1 rector of St. Peter's Episcopal cturch, spoke to 165 Future Homemakers of America on the State FHA theme, "FHA stars you and yoor family," 1t the Roglooal S®th m meeting at Gollia Acldenzy High S<hool. The following members were installed to serve the region for the 1968-69 echoolyeor: Deblie Price, GaUf.polis, ,resident; Mar1ha Pugh, Southern Local, vlee - _presidenti Wendy Eagle, Eaa~ Local, secretaryj Rita Miller, SOuthwestern, par.. Uamentartan; Wanda Johnson, ASK TO WED GALLIPOUS _ Two couples applying for marriage licenses in Gillis Count3 Probate Court were Clayton Morrison, 25, Vinton, laborer, and Pearly M. cordell, 19, Vinton, 1t heme, and Roger Lee Roberts, 19, Gallipolis, stud~nt, aiMI Violet oar. lene Planb, 17, Gollipolls, sl>l· Cruise on Speaker at Installation and costs, stop sign '1olatl0hi Arlie E, Abbott, Pomeroy Route 3,$5 aDII costa, defective brakes; Du& E. Turner, Sr., HarrlaonvWe, $10 and coats, left ot cen-ter: Chlrlotts L. mack, Mldclleport Route 1, $15 and eosts, no operator's license; Ira E. Sbowolter, ~ llottom Reule I, $10 and coatll, no driver's 11cense; Jeanette D. Priddy, ~ land, $5 and costs, defective exhaust; Herbert B. Fulton. Cheshire Route 1, $10 and costs, speeding: Albert L. llartu118, Pomeroy Roote 3, $10 am costs, assured clear distance. Forfeiting bonds ol$27.50each on speeding charges were MJ.. chael \V. Burri&, Mason; Leonard Simmona, Portsmouth, ud Chlr· les Harper, McArttnD'. . Roy A. Edwards, Detroit, forfeited a $22.50 bond posted oo charge• of parking on a roadway lntersec- ' Ohio .Bell JORt!S, FIATURETTE: H....w Spry I Am, 3 Oa.,.,. 111 .,,, · UISNiiY CARTOONS: No Smoklng Rees Wins State Theme is Topic of The telephone strike is over. We want to thank you for your patience and cooperation. We're anxious to get service back to normaL Installation requests, ser• vice changes, and repairs are still piling up. Over 15,000 orders are wait-· ing for us now throughout Ohio. And you can bet we'll try to fill everyone's order as fast as possible. You may have a little trouble MBGS TIIATRE " 'D I' Epling, Sieve lllebblno, Tommy Linda Glo.., cornets: Cln<b' Keenan, ancJRidQ' llaoldna, trom. Thlvener, rrencb hOrni R I c k y bbnes; and John Thomal, P a m Hcuek and Mark Walker, tromSaunders, Tom Morpn and Jotm bones; BUI Luaher, baritone hom; Tom sanders and Romle Mor- tnnnpela. The senior band progra~~~ ap. Saunders, percusalon. llllter lglln expressed h l a el1ed with Themes FrOm ~.~mart Overtures inciUdlnsllmGiovami pride In tds musicians, uThey pn's ~4 !eaturlrw a male and The Malle Flut., works com- have -orked hard. There have vocal ememble oC the boncl. Cadet musician• oloo played posed over 200 yearo 811», and In been jays when we dld not speak Love Is Blue, Born Free, and to each other, andtllerehavebeen contrast, tbe aenlor bandsmen aloo pl11,yed Dance and In- da,ya when we should not havtt S'Cool Room Dixie, During Ule 1enlor bud pro- · termezzo, a modem elaalic ~Y spoken to each other." The evening'1 concert open- gram, the band dJrector was• Charles Carter. The Rule section compooed of ed with a program by the 81· presented surprise giftt, includ- . Tom Br........,rry, Beelcy Glb· member Cadet Band, alii this lng a gift certificate frcm the: band membero,presemeclb)'Qm. 600, CIII'OI lluebolt, Beclcy La. dy Thlvlner, ud a large bQx, b)' kin, Borbara LIQ'ne, Sharoo Tay. Mark Epling, conto!Ding a new lor and Melanie Wiseman, waa .h at featured In a "lectlon, Fllrty Flute a. Included among final seloetlona by the Varsity Band were 9ienandoah, sardust, and Be~o~lne , PEAK NAVY OR PINTO • ••• MIRACLE BEANS WHIP 4-lb.••• Qt. Jar fc 3 • •• ,• •• •• •• • MAY 12-13-14 PENELOPE Made Sa~u.rday \ hill, Eureka Star RL; and Gary Natalie Wood lan Bannen Included: Baby, Won't Yo11 P1ease Come Home?, the popular among teenagers, Wendy, Duke Ellington' o Mood Indigo, and HoagJ Carmichael's starduet. Member• of tile Stage Bend were: Tom Brandeberry, guitar; Am Senders, piano; Brett [pUna, drums; Charles Saunders, bani David Durham, CamUle Doss, Debbie John1011, RomJe Henry, Mitzi Lee<b', and Marlene Johnson, aaxophones; Mark Ut¥,:ui~thed Teaching Award here sawrday. 'l'hc award hi given in hooor QC Mlsa Allen, educatlon conaultant Cor the slow rearnlng program ATIIENS _:. Mrs. JuanltaHel011 of the otate department oC edoC.atie, Ross COUnty SchoolS, cation. captured the Am.Y A. Allen OIJoo It was _presented during the -------·---~ oecond annUli Spring Conference em ChUdren With Learning Diswas foii<Med by lhe Stale abllldes held at Ohio Univerolcy. at intermission, 1nd then the Four teachers were nominated 81J.member Varslcy llond. for the award, lneloidlng Mrs. A novelty selection by the Cf- Jean GardDer, Galli a Aclldemy det musicians was Bill Gr?\ High School Instructor. Teaching Awa'r d e'll be right with you. ,,as Drive·ln Dooble Feature SPINOUT Elvis Presley Shelley F'abares Plus . ,' one mom,ent, please POMEROY - Robert Taylor, state representative of the Ohio CHICAGO (UPD- RooS&nw's Associatioo of Public Schoo] Emtwo - run homer in the first in. ning atd Randy Hundley's run. ployes, wiU be speaker when scoring singleinthe second paced the Melgs County Chapter of the Chicago Cubs to a :J..l vic- school emp]oyes holds a dirmer meeting Thursday evening at the tory over. the New York Mets sa~ Salisbury Elementary School. unSay behirxl the four- hit pitchRobert Bowen, superintendent i ng of Bill Hands. of Meigs County Schools, will Santo hit his sixth homer of the season after Bllly WiUiams give the welcome and musical was hit on the left ankle by one numbers will be presented by of Tom Seaver's pitches with pupils of the Salisbury School under the direction of Mrs. Lutwo out in the first inning. Hundley singled home the CUbs' cille Swackhamer. Ross ClclaOO:, third run in the sccancl inning local president, will introduce after Lou Johnson was hit on the guests. The affair is scheduled to right wrist by another Seaver get underway at 7 p.m. pitch and moved to second on the Met pitcher's wild pitch. The Mets scored their run in Underwood Named the fourth on Ron SWoboda's dooble, an infield out and Jerry Deputy Sheriff Grote's single. Hands walked only one and GALLIPOLIS - Sheriff Denstruck out foor enroute to his ver A. Walker has appointed third win of the season and his Phillip Neal UOOerwood or Kasecond consecutive four -hitter nauga a Gallia County De_puty against the Mets. Seaver sufiered Sherif( and. cancelled three othhis third defeat er deputy commissions. Deputy commissions canceUed include Burl Cook, 1032 First Ave., GaUipolis; Derry HemJ>~·~ \Ill TONIGHT, MON. & TUES. c .: Mt~e------~~~--~.!~;;;;~;;;;;;~ Taylor is Speaker ~·Tonight, Pm prou .. of these boys and girls, who • •· ling~ Edna Triplett, Dorothy Woodard, carole McLaUihlln. MIDDLEPORT - David Ver· Bouwens, of Portsmouth, described the new EDDD telephone system to be put into service in Meigs County on June 16 at 2 a.m. for memOers of the MidPOM£ROY - Ten defenllants dleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club were fined and f111r rortetted. Fridl,}' evening following dinner bonds In the Meigo eouncy court at Heath Church. of Judge Frank W, Porter Frl· VerBouwens, an executive or dll,y. the General Telephooe Co. of F1ned were A- Traut, Ohio, described E:~~panded Direct Ewlrwton Route 1, ~ ud costs, Distance Dialing (EDDD), as the detective bnkes: Daniel C. Ne,y, most advanced available and the Albany Route 2, $5 and costa, system that eventually will link defective exhausti Lomtle Lethe world into a single telephone Master, Geysvllle Houte I, $10 system. neglect of duty and extreme cruelcy. A case dismissed was that of Buckeye Building and Loan Co., \·s. Phillip DuFrain, Dorothy VuFrain, aD1 the Modern Fleating and Suppl.Y Co. The case was settled and dismissed at the plaintifrs costs. alYit • _.;_. .. Forfeit Bonds Divoree is Granted ,.-.GREGORY PECK . Fined; Four special Cancer Day promotion In which a percentage . ..• ' Is Related 10 Defendants For General Mullins. Tuesdoy, ~. . . ,. ' Fund . ,. - ,;·. Elementary PupUs'.of ··":;S!~;i~:E~'·', PI . op ' · . . . . · . · iit"17 .,.. u. ;,. . . RaCine an ..· . eretta .~slnMiddlo.port. ' '{ .~ -.. Mullins.NCJmes Wof,Wrsfor· . ,, f ' '· 00 SOMETHING FOR .-\'' MENTAL HEALTH ' .., ·f':-· .. "••oci•tlon HIIOW o'I'AJI'I'S 7 PM • ' ,. ... . .,. ' If thinQI like head, shoulder and leg room are important to you, take a close look at the new Chevrolet AYtomotiYI New1 dld-and ita 1968 Roominess Index shows Chevrolet is the secon"d moat spacious of all American sedofts. The roomiett? That distinct1on, we're not at all embarrosaed to admit, goes to America's most popular luXury cor. Based on the RoomlntnlndeJ:, which total• IIYin key lnleril)r dimttnsions to the fraction Qf an Yo~'ve nt.ver seen sOvings/lle this on '68 Chevrolets attd Chevelles. Sav8 ,:,n popular V8 engintl, P.UtQmql~ lrdnsmistiOns, whitewall lfresoor-<tnd.more.·Juat taie1a loo• ollhest n.:o bOnul sbvlngi pf_ons. tfien ·tali to your Part of tl,• Nl1ionwide B1U Sf'bm \ Ohio M•nt•l H.•llt• ~ a new Chevrolet like this V8 ~g~~~~~~~~ibl~jg~~~ 9' j .' " .' . 1' brtrl~ eriglne>. power di$Chardtop JWO!; on four-dOor 1;ta~peri,~~9 no\<J .ti j';':,lour Cb~rolet.•ilealeir'·i·. a tttim~hdou~ss.;~~~;:~~;r~b~~!5~~;6~;:~' ~~we!· un•v ·ih~·le.:xltr ' .. SWANEE EVAPOIIATED FAQAL 14~·••· "•It .-., ·. JEUEI MILK lortUI.SIIYingl J Any Che~ro/sf or Chevelle with 200·hp Turbo-Fire VB. and whilewol/$. "•• 2 Any Chovro/et or Chovel/e wilh 25/J-hp Turbo·Fire VB, Whitewalls. i Any regular Chevrolel wit~ 250-hp TIJrbo-Fire VB, Turbo Chevtoloi doolet. ·, Inch, Chevrolet's 4-doonedan scored 290.7. A tenth of a point behind the A-door luxury model. A pretty good showing.when you consider how much more the e.~~:pensive mod~s sells for. And some of the ot~er cars Chevrofet toppi!d carry Just as Impressive price togs. But that's just a sample of lhe pluses you get at o Chevrolet price. You'll flnd a lot mort of them in the fine ' thing-s Chevrolet hat dtsigned around all that spoc:e. it hoppen . Con TISSUES ARGO PINEAPPLE JUICE 200-Ct. 2-Pir 1-Qt. 14-il. Co• • ••• • •. • • �- ",' 't.. .., . ' '\~ ~;- ,.(' ' ' "· }_, ' . HOBART \YlUION,'JR. . .. , , ilollli u· •••• • Gllllll; 1!1100 DlotrlclSewl E>l!cu1i.., tlie,roeoll! ~CIJIIIIoree~qYIUu at ~f.J~~:;!~~~~ Coon'"· ' . ., . . + + + ++ ,. Pc!IDtod cf. ' ' " ' ' out 110 one lndlo!,d~ 111\1 boil! re.11901ial'!l•lor ....,U~ !.cthiUea In the Trl.<:ounb' Areo dlll'lnl tltol)lll · 7e&r. "We baft a wonderflll!rateriltf¥. We belWe have cloaeness," remarked HalL ++++++ ·"WITIIIeadersllke C. T, CUseU, JiJ!I ,ROusb, Glrland Par10111, Tom Metcolt, fred Nlllirt, Paul w..-ner, BUi Knlcht, Bob Waif and muir Dlhoro, lic>Ya lo tltla .,... are receiving tba boat trlll1l!W poialblo. Wltltoot mea like litis, It would be bJ>. .· · possible to run a aucce11ful program," contllllld llalt. ++++++ ON .• f of tba MGM Dlstrlc4 Holl prallaci )IIJ'onta, aC!IIIt.loo!dOrs, .buslilossmeo, and all otbaro w h o - to lite JII'OII1'0DI duriJII lite pairt yeai-. Now, otllctlla are ~ lor 1968-19611. LOIS SAVER, lollddlollort, otoncll1111 brood Jllllll>o She plac:ed 2nd In the 220 yard daah uid 4tlt In lite l'llllllin£ lq Jump. • ( ++++++ loon 11 a sAVimERs, rlcht. ~eceptad the Pre~, from T. a. Rowe, president or Oldo . twx1 drive chaittnan ta selected, scout olflcllla -'1!11 to rlln funds for next 1eor. Tbe prenot MGM membershljl Is 992. Holl hopes to pa10 tba 1,000 mark oooi>. Wltlt CCil1tlllled ,._... from reslclrilll of lite Trl-<:owrb' Area, wl're a~ ~~ .Pl''CI'IJD wW Improve. In fact. lt rna.v reach 111 all- dille IIIah under. Hall's oxceUeotleaderahljl. AS nrmero The Howard Bibr Slundero lnsuraoco Aaoni:i · eUvor award II a 1peCial roc118111• Uoo luDchollo held at the IIGII4IJ .... Lani:uter. wW cuiduct tbalr omllll CATi.UNA '68. ;, design, o 1um...; wd!;drobe ~ rp(;rnwear ttparat.S . · in COol. ~oift,ortal)/e COttOn. ++++++ GARY R. Short' s resigniUoD beccmes elreCUve W-5dl1. folldwtnS cloy, Fraok Jenn!np wW become tba new elf¥ mana..,. oi GaliiPolls. The "' SINCE Gllllpolia • 'S:"MO;i Turtleneck Pullover, $5.50. Gabar~ine ·lrHzef:mtobr, ++++++ $9.00. . . . ldopted tba cl13' m~r form of aovermnoot ·' Gcibardirit Pant, $6.00. 541 yeoro11g11 (1916) lllnd!WIIIIIo baYO ser...t u elf¥ ftWIIiOr. ++++++ BET1'Y MIU.ER Galllpillo .....,, left, and Clllilllt Doll, Galllpolls, shOifD ~lite o,.nt. Doss woo the 100 yOrd duh. ED MYERS wU lite 4rst. Gallipolis cit¥ manoger. He took oftlce on Jan. 1, 1918. +++++ + omERS were: John Hall. 1922-27; Art MtUer, 1927; Hamer Kerr, 1927-30, Jolm Gwtn, 1930-34i Adolf Henke, 1984-36; John Gwtn. 1936-4:1; Stewart Clendeol.o, 194M5; Homer Kerr, 1945; J. Roy Bortlett, 1946-57; Austin 0. Cotton, 19;8-62; Gary R. Short, 1961-118; Frllnk D. Jenotngs, 1968- -. ++++++ OUTGOING Cit¥ lllnager Gary R. Sllort rsoks third In years of service wllll six. J. Roy BarUett hel~ lite post lonpr tltiiiiiQI· bod¥ else - 11 consecutive years. Ceil-.. JEAII $WEENEY. Oll;illlll lite llwlla to thoH :who auended. Jeu 18 a posalblo 1968 Olympic tesm member. StwJ Is a ml!lllber ot tile Ohlo Track Club. She will _ . Ia tba DIUOIIII meet II DoD,..., Ccilo, Aut\1ui116. ++++++ TWO men held the position on separate occasions - John Gwln Am Hmter Kerr. Gwln served nine years during his two terma, Kerr totaled tour years. ++++++ GALUPOUS' ftrst govermnental unit wes formed In 180t - 14 10r• after tba Old French Clcy was founded. +++++ + THE first ,government 164 years ago called tor a _presidential - . . - he was J. R. R. Bllreau. In 1866, Gallipolis cbaopd to the lftl,)'or form D. HOLLIS WOOD, rich~ acceplad lite President's Achievement Anrd. trml 1'. B. Rowe, president of otdo Fannera :m.. surance Group.· The Roblnson-Davi~under1 Asency, Inc., or govermnent. First Gallipolis mayor wu John C. llmnroo. . + +++ + + TWENTY-siX lndivi-s served the clcy aa president durlOI a recet'fed the bronze award at • special recognition luncheon -.. a . Mei-h Knit V .Nee~ Pu/11.,..<-; .. $4.00• Gabardine Jomaica Short, held at the HollciB.Y 1m, LoncaJter. 62.-year period. Sixteen served as mayors over a 52-yqr period. . _ ,. , _.., , $4.50. .·, ...... b. w.!t~=-~ofJ:!:!~i;~:u~tea~1.s ~i~c~~~· tt~c~iv~ · A~ud~..;~ .: ++++++ 541 YARD DAllll, CUIIa - - Vlntoa Count¥, !ell, and Katey Dorot, Kyger Creek, are •'-" at lite fiDllh u,.. CAMDJ.E DOSS, OwDJpoUs, runa throqh the tliPe as she 100 yard duh Ia 13 oecondo Qat on the right Ia Betlt tocikthe TWENTY YEARS AGO, from lite files of the llally TribUne and weekly GeUia Times .... Ira L. Neal, 6t, gronp Ieider, dlea ouddonly .... Bill Burko ~ student or 1948 graduaUng class at Glllia A<:odemy Hlih School .... Forrest Davia elected Galllpoll1 Elgles Club president .... Washington PI' A demotes tsOO to clcy 1 recreation bc:8rd , .. T..S A1clo Fontana to be buried in Arllnatoo National Cemetery .... Ed McFann, Queen Bees defeaterri- Gal- r · lians 7-1, ID4icl first loso of year on Racine, 7-ll .... GAllS bu., bailers eliminated 8-0 by Lancaster Golden Gales Jn Clus A District tournamenL lllllekl 1&.6 vicUm ol GAHS nine. ' ,_l, GAILIA Acsdsm1 lltgh School's 1968 !ootlioll team wiU GAWPOUS - Howard ilok- award in recogolttm of tltelr oftwo lludeDI traloers plus four m._n 1econlllv to Coocb Gleon er Soullllerl lilsorance Aaeocy, forts to lllllllloln qlllll13' custoTrout. llll<e Vaoco, Jerey Gooldlo, Lewis McKimey and John !Jdd. 437 Second Awnue, baa been- mer nntce thl'ou£11 etfecUve more wtu. terve aun&raprs this fall. eented the 1Uver Presldeut'a insunnce planning, ~ent ++++++ Adllo.......U Award and tba ftd>. llld perform~~~co for Ohio Farm· f!IIL Ftllher, a member of last year's team 1111111 he 111l'fored IJIIODollaYifoSoun!era lnslll'OIICe en lnsuraoce Compaey and eo. a broken lee. wiU 1ene as one trllner. Tom Morgan wiU &IIIII ...,y, foe,, :i2 Loculi Street, lonlal Herttlge Life lnluraoce · , hiJJi. Gllllb<itt, baa boon preaenled • C<mjwqr, members of Olllo • +++++ + tba bninze Prelkienfs A<hlo,... Farmers lnslll'Uice Grcq~. • IRONTON'S Art Mabry wao top acorer with 18 polnta In tba ment Award bi' Ohio Farinoro RobiDIOII • Dovis • Sawldera • • Soutboularll Ohio League track llld neld meet II Ohio UnltertlfJ'a lnsuraoce ~ oi Lellqy, Dido. lnaurance Apncy, foe. recelqd • Peden Stadium. Gallipolis' T<lll Spoacer was I'UIIIIel'VP wltlt 16 - " ' H""ard Blklt Sounders was the bronze award for tbair IJUI. • era. Dave Gre1n, Alhena. waa third with 13'-h. _ present to aece»t hta ~pne:y's staDdlrw service on behalf of •• allwr award froim T, B. Rowe, Oldn Farmers 101urance em... •• President. of Oilio Former., ala PIJ\Y, Both qeocies - · cited •• speclll recGilnliloo bmcheoa at for. tbalr prole11ional aervlco •• • the HollciB.Y ino, LucU!tr. The .. llld their dedlcaUon to the • Howard Baker Sounder• lnsur- <<lllpiete prolecUon of litelr cua- • • ance Aaeney Wll one of only two tomera. • Oldo lnlurillce ....,.lei to ootn tba covotod IIIIJII' Prealdellt' 1 Acldevemoot Altin. TRABERT INDUCTED D. Holll1 Wotld wao pro1ent CNONNATI ((JPI) - TOllY to lecopl tho RoblnaooHlavto- Tnllert, former ' United States Btl•nderl law&r~e Apncy, foe. tennis ehamploo and a tq) pra oward frcm lit. itolre at the ope- tennis otar, Saturclo,y nl(ht bOo clal lunct.m In Lancutar. 0n17 came tba ninth mon IID!cted Into 22 select Soutbaut Oldo lnsur· lite Hamlltoa Counl3 Sports Holl 111ee opudo•·IOI'nlll tba brCIIZO or Flme. ~· Acldevlmeat Award. · lnducUoo ceremonies w e r e Howard Bliuor,Samwloi'o Jnaur- held 81 lite Uelted Auto W~a 111ee Apllq 'U col...t tho eUYOr Holl In suburban Evendole. Seniors to c. Mesh KnH Scoop Neclc Pvflo.,.,, $3.50. Gabardine Witch Britch, $4'.00. Be Honored CATALINA '68 .. . Doll f~o Summer Kent in cool catton . a. MeJfl K.nif V-N•clc Puflover, $5.00 . On May 19th ., b. MOJ~ Knff Tonk Top, $4.50. Gabardine Wife~ lrifch, $5.00. ·' "SENSATION" ... textured plaid knit Jheath with duof &ron bllffon.,J • • tuiml KOIII II keoplnc twu 7 - - Ia taw, !laW! Patrick Olld WWard ,..,..., ulllv learo new sc•DII• by r..U1111 them c.......tly with eoch - e l Speech Disorders Heavy Handicaps GALLIPOLJB - Coral C r e. ties are meuJJ, RN, a ltalf nune em- ancl ~01ed generall,y unreeognlzed power deUcll lo determined by understood. llaQT by lito Golllo C o u n I y llftderlifug characterlat1ea a r e lealth Department, 11 urllna IJ'Niar ptd>llc understanding of .he Yltal work ,Performed In the field of Speech diiOl'den. Aa coordinator lor the IJ)eec!l and hearing clinics JpOnsored by Oldo Unlveralf¥, ' 1n -sUm wltlt """"" heallil, departmeoto, lho oloo eJII(aloo In tba arUclo below lite role of the reJ(ooll eUnic1: Chlidroa wllll-cbdloordoro are - of lito lorg&lll - · or blllllll•_.t ,...,stera 1n tile 111111-. c~,:... Two mUiion <hli· dnobetwNIII1eogasof5&11d21 para ore Ollimated to have .. . .di defocta. 1).olr dllllcul. ' ( ~ a-.g these children: (1) Spoech-<iefecUve childreo appear w be retarded lldlolao. Ucolly 111<1 fall lo lake advantap of cpportunltiea for collegetfalnlng. (2) A opeoch defect tendo to Impair lllo child's roladoooblp with his parents. He ..., be<OJJIJIIOII come overdependent because hia parll!llta are ov~nolicitou1 and over Qlllpatltelle. The diUd 111111' wltltdraw socllll¥ w11111'n t h e home II Will AI outside. (3) The deUclt In earntne -· or bl'OIJilrt about by lite averoga deUctt In -ch II at lnll 25 por - . Generolly Ill• earntne "'ello for admlsalon ODd the lite perSOD'a paraonallf¥ devel- Ievere speech dllordera ol thla opment and toward lith area the clinic I are only a .WI pebble In lite pond. speech problem. Tile regional cllille hao ad(4) A -ell disorder tendo to VIDCed In IIWI)' WIJII stnoe Ito ~ .. lndl'f!~·· leU· ovlluat!oe 111111 porltxlll odluot- - " " In JIIIIW'f lt87. w. mont. Aolde from aclull touch .... employ el8lll - · from and ...... _.tl the Oblo Uelvorllt¥ wbo on Obtainmost lndmate mean• ot periOI'l- Ing their me-• In !(oeeeb Paand twu Doctorlll Inll IDierrelaUooohl9a. 11 lo tba chief ...... or oxprellllng fool· ' who -"'""tho olin· ore able to nudntal. u;; ii!P, OliiJOritiiCOI llld mecllta. taraeot llll'OIImonl of' ..._; or tile Uooa. llx _,u., btlng Nt"'tdlu the TAKES TIME All oflhlo eomot bo Q)rrect- Unlveralf¥. All 01>t• of -'li. ed ovenilil>t """ IIWil' tlmeo a yeor filii _ , of tho pl. Gil. art recel'flllc corrte!IYi.!bar~ lbt Ita OOUIII1 bat a rqiDool -ch liD' In ..,r omall clinic held Sotuido.Y llllll'lllnll'l pteoeot we lleve tlltii liill*!l" bat duo to , the NIDlbor or re- paUIIIIo; CIHI I~ pa., ,...r•. Fllill•· · UOD4 two audltocy defecll &lid The Chineoe observe Oct. 10 II>Jli'O'Imaial 60 other _.., u Independence Day. It com· dloorclon from llllla, Gall1o, memoratea !he anniversary of !he overthrow of !he Manchu and""'*"' Countlea. ,, -' The ntOvemeot 18 slow. The dynasty In \911. t r - II limited In time llld 1111! blit tile dlreCUoa Is ll'flbl, SUNDAY With qUI!IIInr elrorto "" ~ TIMES-SENTIJiiEL In thO naor fllture lhll g o o d PIIIIUihH till') &IIIIa,• 1q· cbt Ollla V.Ui)· trolidnr lil 'chU&Iwod edilc-._ , ...,...!"'Ct. GAt.LlPQWi lWIS THllll'NE el!ocU•t Plll'eboiogk COIIIIoollnr, 12$ TIIJrci:AI'f,, Gllllpolll, Ollie, ~lAt . , ... &lid O.lh corrocUoD wiU ., IJ•"-11 •~er> IOttlldl) ' ''"ins -.upllll•,.•· ca... Paid •• Olll~it. Ohio. h..;., In toward tbo better· s-m usn. . TH£ UAIL \' SESTI"'t\:. moht of' lffidreo In our lllllllo UO mtiiiQ>, U.~Je stc·.wl, P11111_,-, ~t$7" PWIIII,... '*'1rl ' "HI.dll) .,fiLI'-t u~.P liiLiwrda). I thlnli .!lilt men 10 Into violent ilctlv~l btcluae ,.. dqn't lla,ve, niaturat actlvllleo · like soillli,,Jjniln~ ~o-hunt· in&. for eki!!ll~le•. Wpjnen find tbeli' ,it'lti~tton Jn rslatng c~il!lriil(:49.~. I aliP!>Oie. w. have tllll,#ni lmpulle. --Jd~ll ~lkli; for!mir auto rGellljr. a.~~· .~ ·::·_1\j :·~~ ~-tr ···· ,; ..; ' ... ·~ . .~.' . EourM •• "'0!111 d.n m•U '"- l'ln~r0, Ot!IO, PH{ L'lflkto, :l TEIU&II C»' Sl.Wildn·to..,. II) cerrl« jiiU_ ! .., ...._,, P<· "*'"' u ,.t. ...,L NAil. fA RSCRII'TIOPi lA~ TIM G&Uipui!M Tr ill..,. I~ Oti'-1 ~114 lh11 \'lr111'11•. on• r~ar tt; ... 11011~"' ~ •~~~"• IIKIIlh• Ul .e!HtiiMII't, - J•r fJR; •IUIItrlhOt6i 1111".. LIIOIIIht fUO. n. Dill) lllollll~,' 0111 )•r flU. •lxiiiCft•l fl. :UI Ihnll ~h• no.. t"nlcal "' " " $3, p..,,.. ln l.. nollil•al 11 -·lolf ~ .~~ I~ ' "Don'l Wotl'f; as 10on as orluf/!ody tlie Is. ~ l0119 . · sid•~•m"""llo'll ·•~i IIIII" •, 1\~l., .. hll) ~ftliliW lU Lhil ~ .. fo~· Pl•llo.·•tktol Gf all - · dl1161"ot'hD r~hed III ·Lh!' 1loa oi;, loo.·•l ,.,.. P!IW I.tlod ller•lll. .' '', ,, ·: ' ro.• hllli! Iii ~· ,J' - , ,. •' . I . spogh•Hi s'ro,n. . 80% 6rlori~ acrylic/ . 10% DuPont hylon/ iO% rubbor. $2?1:00 BERRfS WORLD INSTRUCTOR JEANNE FANNELLY II ~ wltlt Br1111 Grlmea In lite producUGII of opeocb IIOUIICia by vi...Uzlng the 1001111 In con.iunc:don wltlt tba pte-.. Gabardine Jamaica, $5.00. .. '' . '· �- ",' 't.. .., . ' '\~ ~;- ,.(' ' ' "· }_, ' . HOBART \YlUION,'JR. . .. , , ilollli u· •••• • Gllllll; 1!1100 DlotrlclSewl E>l!cu1i.., tlie,roeoll! ~CIJIIIIoree~qYIUu at ~f.J~~:;!~~~~ Coon'"· ' . ., . . + + + ++ ,. Pc!IDtod cf. ' ' " ' ' out 110 one lndlo!,d~ 111\1 boil! re.11901ial'!l•lor ....,U~ !.cthiUea In the Trl.<:ounb' Areo dlll'lnl tltol)lll · 7e&r. "We baft a wonderflll!rateriltf¥. We belWe have cloaeness," remarked HalL ++++++ ·"WITIIIeadersllke C. T, CUseU, JiJ!I ,ROusb, Glrland Par10111, Tom Metcolt, fred Nlllirt, Paul w..-ner, BUi Knlcht, Bob Waif and muir Dlhoro, lic>Ya lo tltla .,... are receiving tba boat trlll1l!W poialblo. Wltltoot mea like litis, It would be bJ>. .· · possible to run a aucce11ful program," contllllld llalt. ++++++ ON .• f of tba MGM Dlstrlc4 Holl prallaci )IIJ'onta, aC!IIIt.loo!dOrs, .buslilossmeo, and all otbaro w h o - to lite JII'OII1'0DI duriJII lite pairt yeai-. Now, otllctlla are ~ lor 1968-19611. LOIS SAVER, lollddlollort, otoncll1111 brood Jllllll>o She plac:ed 2nd In the 220 yard daah uid 4tlt In lite l'llllllin£ lq Jump. • ( ++++++ loon 11 a sAVimERs, rlcht. ~eceptad the Pre~, from T. a. Rowe, president or Oldo . twx1 drive chaittnan ta selected, scout olflcllla -'1!11 to rlln funds for next 1eor. Tbe prenot MGM membershljl Is 992. Holl hopes to pa10 tba 1,000 mark oooi>. Wltlt CCil1tlllled ,._... from reslclrilll of lite Trl-<:owrb' Area, wl're a~ ~~ .Pl''CI'IJD wW Improve. In fact. lt rna.v reach 111 all- dille IIIah under. Hall's oxceUeotleaderahljl. AS nrmero The Howard Bibr Slundero lnsuraoco Aaoni:i · eUvor award II a 1peCial roc118111• Uoo luDchollo held at the IIGII4IJ .... Lani:uter. wW cuiduct tbalr omllll CATi.UNA '68. ;, design, o 1um...; wd!;drobe ~ rp(;rnwear ttparat.S . · in COol. ~oift,ortal)/e COttOn. ++++++ GARY R. Short' s resigniUoD beccmes elreCUve W-5dl1. folldwtnS cloy, Fraok Jenn!np wW become tba new elf¥ mana..,. oi GaliiPolls. The "' SINCE Gllllpolia • 'S:"MO;i Turtleneck Pullover, $5.50. Gabar~ine ·lrHzef:mtobr, ++++++ $9.00. . . . ldopted tba cl13' m~r form of aovermnoot ·' Gcibardirit Pant, $6.00. 541 yeoro11g11 (1916) lllnd!WIIIIIo baYO ser...t u elf¥ ftWIIiOr. ++++++ BET1'Y MIU.ER Galllpillo .....,, left, and Clllilllt Doll, Galllpolls, shOifD ~lite o,.nt. Doss woo the 100 yOrd duh. ED MYERS wU lite 4rst. Gallipolis cit¥ manoger. He took oftlce on Jan. 1, 1918. +++++ + omERS were: John Hall. 1922-27; Art MtUer, 1927; Hamer Kerr, 1927-30, Jolm Gwtn, 1930-34i Adolf Henke, 1984-36; John Gwtn. 1936-4:1; Stewart Clendeol.o, 194M5; Homer Kerr, 1945; J. Roy Bortlett, 1946-57; Austin 0. Cotton, 19;8-62; Gary R. Short, 1961-118; Frllnk D. Jenotngs, 1968- -. ++++++ OUTGOING Cit¥ lllnager Gary R. Sllort rsoks third In years of service wllll six. J. Roy BarUett hel~ lite post lonpr tltiiiiiQI· bod¥ else - 11 consecutive years. Ceil-.. JEAII $WEENEY. Oll;illlll lite llwlla to thoH :who auended. Jeu 18 a posalblo 1968 Olympic tesm member. StwJ Is a ml!lllber ot tile Ohlo Track Club. She will _ . Ia tba DIUOIIII meet II DoD,..., Ccilo, Aut\1ui116. ++++++ TWO men held the position on separate occasions - John Gwln Am Hmter Kerr. Gwln served nine years during his two terma, Kerr totaled tour years. ++++++ GALUPOUS' ftrst govermnental unit wes formed In 180t - 14 10r• after tba Old French Clcy was founded. +++++ + THE first ,government 164 years ago called tor a _presidential - . . - he was J. R. R. Bllreau. In 1866, Gallipolis cbaopd to the lftl,)'or form D. HOLLIS WOOD, rich~ acceplad lite President's Achievement Anrd. trml 1'. B. Rowe, president of otdo Fannera :m.. surance Group.· The Roblnson-Davi~under1 Asency, Inc., or govermnent. First Gallipolis mayor wu John C. llmnroo. . + +++ + + TWENTY-siX lndivi-s served the clcy aa president durlOI a recet'fed the bronze award at • special recognition luncheon -.. a . Mei-h Knit V .Nee~ Pu/11.,..<-; .. $4.00• Gabardine Jomaica Short, held at the HollciB.Y 1m, LoncaJter. 62.-year period. Sixteen served as mayors over a 52-yqr period. . _ ,. , _.., , $4.50. .·, ...... b. w.!t~=-~ofJ:!:!~i;~:u~tea~1.s ~i~c~~~· tt~c~iv~ · A~ud~..;~ .: ++++++ 541 YARD DAllll, CUIIa - - Vlntoa Count¥, !ell, and Katey Dorot, Kyger Creek, are •'-" at lite fiDllh u,.. CAMDJ.E DOSS, OwDJpoUs, runa throqh the tliPe as she 100 yard duh Ia 13 oecondo Qat on the right Ia Betlt tocikthe TWENTY YEARS AGO, from lite files of the llally TribUne and weekly GeUia Times .... Ira L. Neal, 6t, gronp Ieider, dlea ouddonly .... Bill Burko ~ student or 1948 graduaUng class at Glllia A<:odemy Hlih School .... Forrest Davia elected Galllpoll1 Elgles Club president .... Washington PI' A demotes tsOO to clcy 1 recreation bc:8rd , .. T..S A1clo Fontana to be buried in Arllnatoo National Cemetery .... Ed McFann, Queen Bees defeaterri- Gal- r · lians 7-1, ID4icl first loso of year on Racine, 7-ll .... GAllS bu., bailers eliminated 8-0 by Lancaster Golden Gales Jn Clus A District tournamenL lllllekl 1&.6 vicUm ol GAHS nine. ' ,_l, GAILIA Acsdsm1 lltgh School's 1968 !ootlioll team wiU GAWPOUS - Howard ilok- award in recogolttm of tltelr oftwo lludeDI traloers plus four m._n 1econlllv to Coocb Gleon er Soullllerl lilsorance Aaeocy, forts to lllllllloln qlllll13' custoTrout. llll<e Vaoco, Jerey Gooldlo, Lewis McKimey and John !Jdd. 437 Second Awnue, baa been- mer nntce thl'ou£11 etfecUve more wtu. terve aun&raprs this fall. eented the 1Uver Presldeut'a insunnce planning, ~ent ++++++ Adllo.......U Award and tba ftd>. llld perform~~~co for Ohio Farm· f!IIL Ftllher, a member of last year's team 1111111 he 111l'fored IJIIODollaYifoSoun!era lnslll'OIICe en lnsuraoce Compaey and eo. a broken lee. wiU 1ene as one trllner. Tom Morgan wiU &IIIII ...,y, foe,, :i2 Loculi Street, lonlal Herttlge Life lnluraoce · , hiJJi. Gllllb<itt, baa boon preaenled • C<mjwqr, members of Olllo • +++++ + tba bninze Prelkienfs A<hlo,... Farmers lnslll'Uice Grcq~. • IRONTON'S Art Mabry wao top acorer with 18 polnta In tba ment Award bi' Ohio Farinoro RobiDIOII • Dovis • Sawldera • • Soutboularll Ohio League track llld neld meet II Ohio UnltertlfJ'a lnsuraoce ~ oi Lellqy, Dido. lnaurance Apncy, foe. recelqd • Peden Stadium. Gallipolis' T<lll Spoacer was I'UIIIIel'VP wltlt 16 - " ' H""ard Blklt Sounders was the bronze award for tbair IJUI. • era. Dave Gre1n, Alhena. waa third with 13'-h. _ present to aece»t hta ~pne:y's staDdlrw service on behalf of •• allwr award froim T, B. Rowe, Oldn Farmers 101urance em... •• President. of Oilio Former., ala PIJ\Y, Both qeocies - · cited •• speclll recGilnliloo bmcheoa at for. tbalr prole11ional aervlco •• • the HollciB.Y ino, LucU!tr. The .. llld their dedlcaUon to the • Howard Baker Sounder• lnsur- <<lllpiete prolecUon of litelr cua- • • ance Aaeney Wll one of only two tomera. • Oldo lnlurillce ....,.lei to ootn tba covotod IIIIJII' Prealdellt' 1 Acldevemoot Altin. TRABERT INDUCTED D. Holll1 Wotld wao pro1ent CNONNATI ((JPI) - TOllY to lecopl tho RoblnaooHlavto- Tnllert, former ' United States Btl•nderl law&r~e Apncy, foe. tennis ehamploo and a tq) pra oward frcm lit. itolre at the ope- tennis otar, Saturclo,y nl(ht bOo clal lunct.m In Lancutar. 0n17 came tba ninth mon IID!cted Into 22 select Soutbaut Oldo lnsur· lite Hamlltoa Counl3 Sports Holl 111ee opudo•·IOI'nlll tba brCIIZO or Flme. ~· Acldevlmeat Award. · lnducUoo ceremonies w e r e Howard Bliuor,Samwloi'o Jnaur- held 81 lite Uelted Auto W~a 111ee Apllq 'U col...t tho eUYOr Holl In suburban Evendole. Seniors to c. Mesh KnH Scoop Neclc Pvflo.,.,, $3.50. Gabardine Witch Britch, $4'.00. Be Honored CATALINA '68 .. . Doll f~o Summer Kent in cool catton . a. MeJfl K.nif V-N•clc Puflover, $5.00 . On May 19th ., b. MOJ~ Knff Tonk Top, $4.50. Gabardine Wife~ lrifch, $5.00. ·' "SENSATION" ... textured plaid knit Jheath with duof &ron bllffon.,J • • tuiml KOIII II keoplnc twu 7 - - Ia taw, !laW! Patrick Olld WWard ,..,..., ulllv learo new sc•DII• by r..U1111 them c.......tly with eoch - e l Speech Disorders Heavy Handicaps GALLIPOLJB - Coral C r e. ties are meuJJ, RN, a ltalf nune em- ancl ~01ed generall,y unreeognlzed power deUcll lo determined by understood. llaQT by lito Golllo C o u n I y llftderlifug characterlat1ea a r e lealth Department, 11 urllna IJ'Niar ptd>llc understanding of .he Yltal work ,Performed In the field of Speech diiOl'den. Aa coordinator lor the IJ)eec!l and hearing clinics JpOnsored by Oldo Unlveralf¥, ' 1n -sUm wltlt """"" heallil, departmeoto, lho oloo eJII(aloo In tba arUclo below lite role of the reJ(ooll eUnic1: Chlidroa wllll-cbdloordoro are - of lito lorg&lll - · or blllllll•_.t ,...,stera 1n tile 111111-. c~,:... Two mUiion <hli· dnobetwNIII1eogasof5&11d21 para ore Ollimated to have .. . .di defocta. 1).olr dllllcul. ' ( ~ a-.g these children: (1) Spoech-<iefecUve childreo appear w be retarded lldlolao. Ucolly 111<1 fall lo lake advantap of cpportunltiea for collegetfalnlng. (2) A opeoch defect tendo to Impair lllo child's roladoooblp with his parents. He ..., be<OJJIJIIOII come overdependent because hia parll!llta are ov~nolicitou1 and over Qlllpatltelle. The diUd 111111' wltltdraw socllll¥ w11111'n t h e home II Will AI outside. (3) The deUclt In earntne -· or bl'OIJilrt about by lite averoga deUctt In -ch II at lnll 25 por - . Generolly Ill• earntne "'ello for admlsalon ODd the lite perSOD'a paraonallf¥ devel- Ievere speech dllordera ol thla opment and toward lith area the clinic I are only a .WI pebble In lite pond. speech problem. Tile regional cllille hao ad(4) A -ell disorder tendo to VIDCed In IIWI)' WIJII stnoe Ito ~ .. lndl'f!~·· leU· ovlluat!oe 111111 porltxlll odluot- - " " In JIIIIW'f lt87. w. mont. Aolde from aclull touch .... employ el8lll - · from and ...... _.tl the Oblo Uelvorllt¥ wbo on Obtainmost lndmate mean• ot periOI'l- Ing their me-• In !(oeeeb Paand twu Doctorlll Inll IDierrelaUooohl9a. 11 lo tba chief ...... or oxprellllng fool· ' who -"'""tho olin· ore able to nudntal. u;; ii!P, OliiJOritiiCOI llld mecllta. taraeot llll'OIImonl of' ..._; or tile Uooa. llx _,u., btlng Nt"'tdlu the TAKES TIME All oflhlo eomot bo Q)rrect- Unlveralf¥. All 01>t• of -'li. ed ovenilil>t """ IIWil' tlmeo a yeor filii _ , of tho pl. Gil. art recel'flllc corrte!IYi.!bar~ lbt Ita OOUIII1 bat a rqiDool -ch liD' In ..,r omall clinic held Sotuido.Y llllll'lllnll'l pteoeot we lleve tlltii liill*!l" bat duo to , the NIDlbor or re- paUIIIIo; CIHI I~ pa., ,...r•. Fllill•· · UOD4 two audltocy defecll &lid The Chineoe observe Oct. 10 II>Jli'O'Imaial 60 other _.., u Independence Day. It com· dloorclon from llllla, Gall1o, memoratea !he anniversary of !he overthrow of !he Manchu and""'*"' Countlea. ,, -' The ntOvemeot 18 slow. The dynasty In \911. t r - II limited In time llld 1111! blit tile dlreCUoa Is ll'flbl, SUNDAY With qUI!IIInr elrorto "" ~ TIMES-SENTIJiiEL In thO naor fllture lhll g o o d PIIIIUihH till') &IIIIa,• 1q· cbt Ollla V.Ui)· trolidnr lil 'chU&Iwod edilc-._ , ...,...!"'Ct. GAt.LlPQWi lWIS THllll'NE el!ocU•t Plll'eboiogk COIIIIoollnr, 12$ TIIJrci:AI'f,, Gllllpolll, Ollie, ~lAt . , ... &lid O.lh corrocUoD wiU ., IJ•"-11 •~er> IOttlldl) ' ''"ins -.upllll•,.•· ca... Paid •• Olll~it. Ohio. h..;., In toward tbo better· s-m usn. . TH£ UAIL \' SESTI"'t\:. moht of' lffidreo In our lllllllo UO mtiiiQ>, U.~Je stc·.wl, P11111_,-, ~t$7" PWIIII,... '*'1rl ' "HI.dll) .,fiLI'-t u~.P liiLiwrda). I thlnli .!lilt men 10 Into violent ilctlv~l btcluae ,.. dqn't lla,ve, niaturat actlvllleo · like soillli,,Jjniln~ ~o-hunt· in&. for eki!!ll~le•. Wpjnen find tbeli' ,it'lti~tton Jn rslatng c~il!lriil(:49.~. I aliP!>Oie. w. have tllll,#ni lmpulle. --Jd~ll ~lkli; for!mir auto rGellljr. a.~~· .~ ·::·_1\j :·~~ ~-tr ···· ,; ..; ' ... ·~ . .~.' . EourM •• "'0!111 d.n m•U '"- l'ln~r0, Ot!IO, PH{ L'lflkto, :l TEIU&II C»' Sl.Wildn·to..,. II) cerrl« jiiU_ ! .., ...._,, P<· "*'"' u ,.t. ...,L NAil. fA RSCRII'TIOPi lA~ TIM G&Uipui!M Tr ill..,. I~ Oti'-1 ~114 lh11 \'lr111'11•. on• r~ar tt; ... 11011~"' ~ •~~~"• IIKIIlh• Ul .e!HtiiMII't, - J•r fJR; •IUIItrlhOt6i 1111".. LIIOIIIht fUO. n. Dill) lllollll~,' 0111 )•r flU. •lxiiiCft•l fl. :UI Ihnll ~h• no.. t"nlcal "' " " $3, p..,,.. ln l.. nollil•al 11 -·lolf ~ .~~ I~ ' "Don'l Wotl'f; as 10on as orluf/!ody tlie Is. ~ l0119 . · sid•~•m"""llo'll ·•~i IIIII" •, 1\~l., .. hll) ~ftliliW lU Lhil ~ .. fo~· Pl•llo.·•tktol Gf all - · dl1161"ot'hD r~hed III ·Lh!' 1loa oi;, loo.·•l ,.,.. P!IW I.tlod ller•lll. .' '', ,, ·: ' ro.• hllli! Iii ~· ,J' - , ,. •' . I . spogh•Hi s'ro,n. . 80% 6rlori~ acrylic/ . 10% DuPont hylon/ iO% rubbor. $2?1:00 BERRfS WORLD INSTRUCTOR JEANNE FANNELLY II ~ wltlt Br1111 Grlmea In lite producUGII of opeocb IIOUIICia by vi...Uzlng the 1001111 In con.iunc:don wltlt tba pte-.. Gabardine Jamaica, $5.00. .. '' . '· �Just Between Us SUNDAY AJJULT rELtoWSijiP, st. Paul tolthenn Churdl, 7:30 p.m. &u>- ( . ~ WILD! WILD! By Pat Houek •;C'MASON CHURCH of Christ~ 2:30p.m·. Sunday, meetl.nghoose, Miller St., oft Rt. 33, Mason. Everybody in't'i ted. MEIGS MOTORCYCLE Club BEACHER JACKETS scramble Sunday at dub griJI.llljs 6 miles north or Pomeroy, 20 miles south or Athens, c:m ROute 33.· Signs mark roote. Gates tiP" pn 10:30 Lm.; races at 1:30 p.m. Admission $1. Free park-IJW, childretl Wider 12 (ree. waated to know II you were 1117 ftral critic, (I bad )!at startod wrttlq the column 1o Febni&J'1) I would h&Y8 to answer, :rouwere tho ftrat to take time to write a 1 - tO me. I want to th"'* )'OU beeauae now I know I mu• Friend, mab my wr!tlq more el...-. J must be a very poor writMa.vhe y.ou have helped me 1 tboUgbt I could express toward my aual <lt becoming I deep and leader love lor better writer. mot11er without Oowery This 11 the only way I can anI thooJgllt It was el10tlil1 swer Iince )'01.1 didn't sJgn your lhow by example that abo was letter. rlllllled, needed, necessary ond MONDAY .BETHEL 62, lirtmlatlooal or. der of Jobs Daughton, Monday, 7:30p.m. Pl>moroyMaoonlcTem· pte. Election or Bethel orrtcen and cooncll members. DAUGHTERS OF RUTH, United Methodist Church, 2 p.m. MoOOay at the home of Mrs. Albert Gloeckner. POMEROY PTA, MDIIiay at 7:30p.m.; safety pairol give Angela Darlene wm the flag pledge and be presented trophies; new oftlcers installed: ftrst grade aOO kindergarten par~ ents ha~_!efreshments. . WSCS AT HEATH Methodist CIMirch, - · 1:30 p.m., lnataUatloo of olllcers and pledge aenice. Rev. Max Donahue in- Max Roller, Miss Bess Sanborn, Mrs. Ze11a Riley, Mra. Lee Smith, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. Kay Rail. TUESDAY SOUTHERN LOCAL B a n d Boosters regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tllescilll' at hlgll scbool. EJectioD ot officers, cHscuadon of by-Jaws anc:l summer projects anJtllllllced, INSTALLATION NEW officers, Oblo Eta Phi Chapl2r of Beta Sigma Phi &>rorlty, 8:15 p.m. Tllescilll' at Celumbus and Southem Ohio Electric Ce. building, Middleport. - -POMEROY WOMEN'S Bewli~ Assn. armual meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 p m. at Pomeroy Bowling Harden of Syracuse. 111o br~ct Is a.ltJII &n<Juate of · Middleport 111gb SChoct ud Ia ..,. -~ II .the POint , . Plouant Doley Queeo. · · · Mr. H8rden Is a-11164 grodulle of Raci•lllgll SChoct and Is pre~~ servlrc with tba u.S. NaY)' It Olk Harber, Wlahlogton. A June WOIIIIing Is beiJW plaaned. . MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mro. !Jwliht Haley of Middleport, Route I, are annooncllv die cng88emont and lllliJI'Oith1~ marriage of dleir dlughl2r, Rebecca Jean, to Gerold Wayne Drenner, son of Mrs. Jess Barringer of Florida, and grllldiiOII of Mrs. LIWe Smith of Rutlond, with whml herooldes. Both the bride-elect and her fiance will gradual2 thla mooth lrool Rutland High School. Mr. Drenner has enllated ill the U.S. Army and wiU report lor dulY In JuJ.y. ltalllng officeri hostesses, Mrs. ' Aid with Crusade Asked of Society Miss Haley Was a hcmecuning attendant b' two years. a varsit,v cheerleader for tw1> years, and served on the studeDt councU. She ts also a ('.andystriper at Veterans Memorlal Hospital. Mr. DreMer has been active in sport& The open cburcb wedcling will be an event of June 9 It 2 p.m. at the Nazarene Church In Rutland. A reeeptlm will follow al the h<ane of Mrs. Smith. MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Knight Tells of Early American Songs am o. P. Klein. l!llf<• ed tte~-~ u·•·· "'nga dl ICUSS ' a IUIUIL~ reQU88-.o. LADIES' AUXILIARY Lewi~ Man! Poat 263 Amerlcan LeNamli · ey7 :.':dst J'~h. ' WOMAN'S SOCIETY of World Sent c Enterpri E. u B. Tuesday Chur:~ :...ual mothe~r banquet at 6 p.m. Members are to bring covered cfish mi own table servlcej program at 7:30, Sharon Freeker with slides ol her trip to the Holy Land. Open to the public . SOUTHERN LOCAL BaM Boos- ters, Tllescilll', 7:30 p.m. at die achool· new omcers installed Me.rs urged to atterd. WOMEN'S AUXIUARY ol Veterans Memorial Hosl)ital, TUesday nlglt4 7:30 p.m. hospital cafeteria. National Hospital Week to he observed. llulreshments served. MIDDLEPORT Bullness and Professional Women's C I u b, Tuesday evening; dlnner at 6:30 p.m., Martin Reltaurant. Meet~ iq and program to !oUow at the office of the Columbia Gat ~ ..Flag. . ,,, I ' • • l ' • ' sembly, 1:30 Wednescilll' night, Masonic Temple. All eom,panims to atiend. BUY -..........,...... ,......., .. , A dlscua.- ~ ~.., ,Plans were also IMdc ror·i trip Ill Camden l'o!'k io ~one. Mem- enrolio<lln Rower prdenlng catalogs . .. Hocreatloo w~ ebnciucl8if ~ · Sauer ll'ldrqtreshmcnti:.•~ru · t,. ·. • Outtt••llllflt ,.,t•r•· . ... ,...,n "''JI'•• . . . . , . .. , . , . , , 1111111 liealth hallits. ·Plus were mliiO lor o bake sale w be il<!ld In llutlam on M.y 18. Tenlatl've ~~=:~~brough=t 1~ 19 •• '.ti\' . i ' ·... • : ' ·., "" . . <198. ' Prices Ef~ive ~nday, fo/vly 12, Only! .At.• • K,riiger Young, ;:_,•h turt.K£ Mrt. Blanche ' YIMJ .. ·- ~ - DRUMSTICI(S Tof:. VII~, .. . am '·"'" """ .~·· 10M' ·,·rmriJi -'i'.'f 1 1~1ll'cl'l~ congrepllons are sponsoJin&the . <lOri; !lri.: 'liol:tn '·Staey, Mi-a. Revlvol Fires Cn1&ade. Kate WUaoo, Mra. Julia Grim, Announced at the meeting by and Shirley MIUa. Mra. Audrey swettandtbeRev. Mr. :Moyer wereauests.Relresh~ meats were served by Mrs. Gil~ key, Mrs,'ldaChilda,Mra.Beaeh, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Yeaueer, with Mra. Merpret Jones as a contributing hostess. Leprechaun The leprechaun, most populor fairy In Irish folklore, Is believed to be a tiny s~oe· maker wbo wears a cocked hat and a leather apron, is un· friendly 1 and lives in remote places where only tile noise of his hammering can betray his whereabouis. . .- - - - - - - NOW'S THE TIME FOR CANVAS SHOES S2,39 to $6.99 foro All The Pomlly 1HE s•aox Middleport, 0. . ' ' )'""" fanJily· Uris · delicious, young -aDd•, dcr.- Armour · Turkey. Dnllh•ticks! Theylll love 'em! lh~•e· ' Sucher'• W-ieners All Flavon Co\intry Club ·Ice a lift. When allked j:)rl•ce nwst be paid. ror, a Ycu oald you read my col· over and over and didn't mymotberandlhada reladonahlp. How ... two cloaer dian (to QIOie my coi•UDUI) a bond DOthlng can break'/ : I Just hope- inyowndauall')tor Ia an adult and I am old, : abe wUI be able to look II me ! and say abo con see, In aplte :: ol my wrinkltl, "A girl oiiiQIIY· : eiina;" 11«1 know "abe harbor' od every IP'Iel, unW It I a y ;: Qllelly on bar bear! as a brooch :: llbaped Uke a INr." That Is what • ~~ lhiDk whon I look _.the - mw face ofll!l' beloved mother. Aa tcir~ motbei serving me ... mother haa always led me to leYO It glvea her pllltoare bt oblo to hand me a perfect p of· cotree, or to say, "Sit )WI, ru aot 11." • Ill my heart, one ol the sad~ .st things I con think ol Ia •-1101 being needed, not haYIDauv4ne for whom you can do IOil'le ..w....,... ~ . ,................,...,........ ~ .,. • lnry ,....,. l"'f ,.rt •••llty IIIMbtl .. ,... ~ ., ........ .... ,wld1 a... ..,......,. ,. , , .......... ,...., .....,... ..,.. ....... ~ • 011 111M ...., , *'ve• ,. ., ,...,...._., . ..-. ...... ' . , .. tltchk ....... ~ .... . MOM She hao railed a lamlcy And worked long hours, too. It ia for me a wonder, How all this abe can do. She hal given her chtldren love And asked not lo return, But abe lmew everything woold tun out This being what abe had to earn. My mother sometimes went hungry &> her chlldren could thrive Miss Teresa Ann Adkins Weds John Paul Holley lick ....._ ~iib•s ..._ ~tho-.anwhowroiAI ~~ i• Girl Scouts :rake Trip to :State Capital GALIJPOLIS - Mro. Marvin scout Leodar a1 Troop 20t, took nino codota and lloDJcw Girl Scllllll to CaJ-.a ncMitb, lor a teur of Uw Stall Houoe and of tho c..r ot Solence lllllnduolry. !, They were acc"""""od by two oiloiotent loodero, Mro.-.-! ~say and Mra. llll«ii• Wai.- 'Jace, 'I ..,. · - vllwod' the Tr..... w-. Tho TriUQlh ot ...... - - .. Uw Cll The · <lt WHITI PIMK IIIGI MAVY YlLLOW TURQUOISE Features 20-inch brau zipper front! lon9 sleeves; stand-up collar with 2-button dosin9, two slit poc:keft, tie dring bottom. $4.98 VALUE Women's and Misset' Small, Medium and large Sizes IN APPRECIATION OF TEEN PATRONAGE MONDAY and TUBDAY WITH THIS SECTION MONDAY AND TUESDAY OMLY OF OUR AD TIME TO IE A RING LEADER WEAR ••••• ON YOUR FINGERS FREE! HS RPM RECORD FROM OUR OF SPECIAL CLOSE OUT RECORDS AFREE 4S RPM RECORD 10 TEENS 112-20\ MUST HAVE THIS PART OF AD LIMIT I PER AD Bernadine's wHI conlribute S% of Hs Daily sales Tuesday May 111 to the American ' • Water Repellent • Guaranteed Fast Color And watched over them when ....... Iotter to yoo ~ a dauat>· :tor who - adVIIIIAP of her. :~ abe and ber dau&bler are .,oat lrlendo a1 yOU and I are." i She could teU I wu ~ Dl bothered by tile Iotter and ~~ "limow crltlclom ln ~ to take, bel - e It afl, _ . try to lllderatud her, - · be .lbe Md 1 bad dQ'." ; . In ... biting senler!ct, y 0 u ~~$ Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Holley GALLIPOLIS - Miss Teresa was a stand of pearls. and groom and was the focal point Miss Belinda Peck of Cheshire of the bride's table, Assisting at Ann Adkins, daughter oC William &> they could stay alive. was maid of honor and wore a the reception which was held in I love 011 mother aa do the H. Adkins or Chillicothe Rd. and Mrs. Audrey Adkins or State St.. pink floor~length satin gown with the 110Cial room of the church othen But aome day even though not Gallipolis, became the bride of a heac:t>lece of pink nylon tulle. were Da\·id Holley and Mrs. Har~ Mr. John Paul Holley, son ofMr, She carried · a bouquet of Dink old c. Neal. asked while baby's For her wedding trip the new and Mrs. Vernon J. Holley, of carnations and I lball r~ m,y mother, breath. Mrs. Holley chose a two piece Gallipolis on Sunday, January 21, For all the times I aa1sed. Harold Bennett served as the white bonded knit trlmmedinblue at 2:30 p. m. Thlols but a amall ~ Vows of the double rhagcandle- best man and ushers were Lon- with matching navy blue accesFor all abe's done ror me, llght ceremooy were solemnized nie Boggs and Tom Stutes, all of sories. Her corsage of white But this II from 11\Y heart, My leeliqs at last set free. by the ReY. Ronald Justice in The Gallipolis. Miss Lois McGlothin carnations and rosebuds was registered the guests. taken from the center or her Written by Vince lUll First Church of the Nazarene Mrs. Adkins, mother of the bridal bouquet. with the S,v. Allred Holle.)'< T~e riew Mu. Holley will be a brother.,~er' groom, otferili" brtde', wOre·~··two P1ece k:Ut'beiie .the P~er. 'Nuptial music was wool suit with mink trim a n d 1968 graduate of Gailla Academy MY GARDEN Dear God, she loved her flow~ furnished by Mrs. Clark Duncan brown accessories.- Her corsage High School Mr. Holley is a 1967 graduate with Mrs. James Sauaders, vo- was yellow carnations. ora .. Mrs. Holley, mother of the or Gallia Academy lllgll School The very smallest aeemed to calist, singing, "I Love Ydu Truly" and ''0 Promise Me ... groom, wasdreuedinatwoplece and is presently employed with IIJ'OW The chapel was decorated with suit or powder blue wltll black the Central Ohio Breeding AsWith her dear toudl. baskets of white gladioli and accessories. Her corsage was sociation Arter a week's wedding trip to Gtrarrluma red, some panlles baby's breath and nine tiered pink carnations. The iour~tiered wedding cake calllelabra tied with whlte satin points of interest the new couple blue ~- was rimmed with pink rosebuds bowa. A till)' little palch wuold oo is now residing at Opal Street, ': Dear God; fortin me If I wai Eacorted to the altar by her and towed with a miniature bride Plantz SubdJvlslon llllDidllg on~y or myself .. yoo Ste won't want mueh. lather, the bride wore a noor~ llld In your lurtful lettar. Aller I read thai 1 - wrJI. AD 1Y7 plant with leavoa OOIIJ'eon length gown ol veUed white satin, t.Dinsr-inkmiJHOIIJIIII81' A rambler rose upon a sereen . empire styled bodice, with a shoulder court traJn and I'll:& Ia a neal I'OOIId ocrlpt, I callod A bird to alng. vena sleeves. R&-embroidered 1117 nXItller lmmodlatel1. (Ycu IIJPllqued Imported alencon orHe, I · don•t even live close to Some rlowera or some seeds to ch.ld lace accented her gown at her, and I have no small dJUneckline and sleeves. The veJI dren to plob oil oo her11 oald, Would make m,y motller'o prdep was White nylon tulle accented at thoro, ••011, Molber, could J have llkl the crown w:lth simulated pearl A heavenly thing. It oo badl,r'l" orange bloasoms. She carried' a Written by Jelen Jowoll Itouab h annered, •"No, 1111 child, cascade bouquet or white ros~"> 1093 llmlel Drive, Colllpoll~ YOU oald it right, JtOt only 100 buds, white carnations :per<- rlaht but 1,000 per cent. Ohio. brellh. The bride's port!""" Is Child Care tion oo child care led by Joy HQea e1ltitled ''Chlwer, Age 1" was a feature of a recent moeting of the LitUe Leading Ladles 4~11 Club held at Ole home of Mrs. Harold Sauer, advisor. Mary Ruth Sauer pve a dem. onst.ratloo on sortirw clothes roc laW\dry. Joyce Hutchiaon presided at the meeting with mem~rs retiJondi.ig to J:oll calJ with ~ die klda, we could ptoul the houae. u ll you eheek back tile article. you will see I say, 'fWe asked" or ..I I IW.d, 11Motber .... ' offered." A big dla'erenee Meml to me. When something Ia ollered It llt2Wart. Girl 4-H Club Topic MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY ~Ei ' STORf i ,. .. . :!.ir ' TO YOUR HEALTII! at and Select Masters, stated as- 325, &AWPOIJfkqt SToJt the Washington CourtlY Ia I r- Rice, Clara Dllprd, Mro. lllrlo --•a. A · mnnber of '!!' ..• ea . , MIDlo, Mro. Lorry Morrison. Edc~.:Uan and Cburch ol ~st Kir; Wolle, MJDiJrva Chll- ed Wring die progtam. T h e eoo were Mra. Klein, Mra. hlnel The Pbliath.ea !lORI hadbJ Mro. llari<IY, and Mrs. WayneGihbuna. Martha Chllda opened die meet. Ohio. Mra. Brewington prealded al tile lag. Devotion• ontltled Some· cotree servtee. sllver WEDNESDAY bocb"s Mother rrere preseoUdby served at the conclusion of the PLAN OBSERVANCE CLASS 12 AT HEATil Metho- meetins. Next meeting will be dist Church, 8 p.m. Wednescilll'. held Tuescilll' at 6 p.m. at the POMEROY - Amual - Devotions by Mrs. Garnet Ents- Sauer home. Other leaders pre- dauglrter observance of t h e minger; program by Mrs. Orin sent were Mrs. W, R. Hayes, Women's Mlssl.onar)< !ilclell of Smith. Hostesses, Mrs. Letta ,and Miss Sherry Hayes, jwti.or the POmeroy Firot B a P tl I I CIMirch wUI beheldal7:301luraYoung, Mrs. Diana George, Mrs. leader. day nlgllt at the churdl. Ruth Euler an d Mrs. Jen BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Roy- ' The mlnliter asked Cor volun· Pral'er. teers to aslist with the baptistry In response to roll call, 111.em· robes cllrlng the cruaade which ben named thalr Cavorlte llowwUI be c:orwmctecl In a tent oo er. Reported m were H o rri e r of the Rovolu. During the -meeting which op. lal.l_l5! ' N"' tiooary Period, as her topic, ened In ritualistic form by Mrs. Mrs. A, R. KnlSirt traced the James Brewington, regeot, and ·Mrs. .George MelDhart waa a history ol music in America Miss Bess Senbo~ chaplain, plano ' - organ reCital to be pre. and concluded with a tribute to ,Plans were made for the amual seated by Mrs. Harold Lohse lrnng Berlln, author of God flag day luncheon to be held on and Mra. Cheater Erwin. A tea was tentatively schedUled by the Bless America. JlUie 14. In her talk, Mrs Knl8IJI reCernlng of the American Wind aoelety to be held In 001\iun.UOO latecl muelc to die thoughts and Sjmphony to tho Bend area In with the recital to which women ambitions of the early kttlers. July was announced and t b e of other Middleport churdles will h said tbat the rtrst011sicbook chapter voted to make a con- be Invited. Mra. Robert MeElhim.Y report.. was publlabed In America In tribudon. ea that 10 table cluths had been 1719 and at that time singing It waa announced that a reachools became popular. Slletold port ol the Contlneatal Con~ made for the Mount He a I thY ol E!lzaheth Goose's publication gress held last month In Waab- Christian Home. Working oo the of a book of nursery rhymes~ lngron, D. C. will be prellell!ocl project were Mrs. :McEitdnn,y. and how In 1746, Williams sm.. by Mrl. Patr:l.ek Lochary, local Mra. E. L, Lallance, and Mrs. ings wrote songs that sUrrecl the delegate, at the June meeting. Catherlne Erwin. A program., the Meigs Counpeople to patriotism. Fl!teen msmbers and I Wo Ol Yankee Doodle, Mrs. Knight guests, Mrs. Jolm Kincaid aud 1Y ScOO.I lor Mentai!J< Retard· said the exact origin ol the ow- Mrs. Walter Crooks, IDIWered ed Children Included a taped Inslc has never been determined. roll call with 1101188 from a war terview with die 1: children <lt She attributed the hlgll aplrlt era. the daas Cllllducio<l by Mrs. Ju. o1 the oont1nenta1 ooldiers, deRed, wblle and blue Roral ..-. lln Webb, teadler. Craft objeeto spll2 s lack of food and cloth- rllllpm8JIIo were uand In deoor· made bY. the chlld:ren were on lng, to ear!J< patriotic ...,... atlng the antiQie !llmlahed homo diaplay, and a Qleatton· and anRocordlngs of Yankee Doodle, o! Mrs. Klein to carry out tho swer period on the elaBI mem~ H.U Celumbla and other selec- patriotic Oavor of the meeting. ben and their actlvltlea wos glvdona of ear!J< music were plq- Hoatesses lor die bullet hmdl- en by Mra. Deover Rico. Chesher. ~ Poet's Corner ::: would to object to wu, "II eome in and take ' '. month was reql8sted by the RoY. the Leaves ol Gold, onUUed Bill RBUitln Moyer at s meeting or ODI.r One Mother. Scrlptureil'om the Ph!lathee Sodoty held Thurs- st. Matthew was read· b7 Mro. dJ¥ night at tile ~rt Norman Yea..Pr, and the devoChorch ol Chrlsl dons coneludod wit!' tile Lord's ....... and craftl'ittstributed Aaslatanco Mrs. Frank Beach. 11lo part <lt my oolunm y o u '-. \. with the Revival Fires Cnoade GOkey read, Mother, and M r a. to be held In Marietta n e x t Rice presented a pOem !rom MIDDLEPORT - American lasting inOuence to American Muaic Month was observed at music or the Negro songs and the Friday's meeting a! Return Jon~ jazz rhythm was Jhentloned by athall Meigs Cbspter of I h e the program leader. To em. TEACHERS AND helpers, Chester Communl.ty Vacation Bible Daughters of the Amerlean Rev~ elude the program, Mrs. c. M, ~·-I ·eet t 1 Tue olutloo bold following a I p.m. Hemoay played the new D.A.R. ~·~ • to m • p.m. '" .J Mr · LoOk .Wldl hl4b 41f at Chester Methodlat Church.-~ .lllllehOOil st the ho1110; .,., ._ iJIOII8• . ·.on "'--., ~ Finf MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mro. Rlc111f!l Fipl< II( Che!,hl.. are I1UIOIIIIClQI Uw .......... of their dau,liter, Angela Darle•, to Mr. DonaliJ Harden, .... or Mr. IJII·Mro. llorrla Rebecca Jean Haley CAN EVEN CARRY IN YOUR SMALL Plu•A TEENS • 1. AND A lfttnlli• PRE- TEENS OIIB Cane:, Society. We wnl also auction off a $10.00 61FT CERTfiCATE to te higllest bidtler, ' bids .stilting II $10.00. · The highest bidder wilf receive the Certificate and the American Cancer • 'SOc;ety will receive the toiol amount . ()/money received for ce~tifiCotel· Spe-cial .44 W6E SIZE LOVE CUDDLY PLUSH ANIMALS WE HAVE DOZENS OF THEM �Just Between Us SUNDAY AJJULT rELtoWSijiP, st. Paul tolthenn Churdl, 7:30 p.m. &u>- ( . ~ WILD! WILD! By Pat Houek •;C'MASON CHURCH of Christ~ 2:30p.m·. Sunday, meetl.nghoose, Miller St., oft Rt. 33, Mason. Everybody in't'i ted. MEIGS MOTORCYCLE Club BEACHER JACKETS scramble Sunday at dub griJI.llljs 6 miles north or Pomeroy, 20 miles south or Athens, c:m ROute 33.· Signs mark roote. Gates tiP" pn 10:30 Lm.; races at 1:30 p.m. Admission $1. Free park-IJW, childretl Wider 12 (ree. waated to know II you were 1117 ftral critic, (I bad )!at startod wrttlq the column 1o Febni&J'1) I would h&Y8 to answer, :rouwere tho ftrat to take time to write a 1 - tO me. I want to th"'* )'OU beeauae now I know I mu• Friend, mab my wr!tlq more el...-. J must be a very poor writMa.vhe y.ou have helped me 1 tboUgbt I could express toward my aual <lt becoming I deep and leader love lor better writer. mot11er without Oowery This 11 the only way I can anI thooJgllt It was el10tlil1 swer Iince )'01.1 didn't sJgn your lhow by example that abo was letter. rlllllled, needed, necessary ond MONDAY .BETHEL 62, lirtmlatlooal or. der of Jobs Daughton, Monday, 7:30p.m. Pl>moroyMaoonlcTem· pte. Election or Bethel orrtcen and cooncll members. DAUGHTERS OF RUTH, United Methodist Church, 2 p.m. MoOOay at the home of Mrs. Albert Gloeckner. POMEROY PTA, MDIIiay at 7:30p.m.; safety pairol give Angela Darlene wm the flag pledge and be presented trophies; new oftlcers installed: ftrst grade aOO kindergarten par~ ents ha~_!efreshments. . WSCS AT HEATH Methodist CIMirch, - · 1:30 p.m., lnataUatloo of olllcers and pledge aenice. Rev. Max Donahue in- Max Roller, Miss Bess Sanborn, Mrs. Ze11a Riley, Mra. Lee Smith, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. Kay Rail. TUESDAY SOUTHERN LOCAL B a n d Boosters regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tllescilll' at hlgll scbool. EJectioD ot officers, cHscuadon of by-Jaws anc:l summer projects anJtllllllced, INSTALLATION NEW officers, Oblo Eta Phi Chapl2r of Beta Sigma Phi &>rorlty, 8:15 p.m. Tllescilll' at Celumbus and Southem Ohio Electric Ce. building, Middleport. - -POMEROY WOMEN'S Bewli~ Assn. armual meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 p m. at Pomeroy Bowling Harden of Syracuse. 111o br~ct Is a.ltJII &n<Juate of · Middleport 111gb SChoct ud Ia ..,. -~ II .the POint , . Plouant Doley Queeo. · · · Mr. H8rden Is a-11164 grodulle of Raci•lllgll SChoct and Is pre~~ servlrc with tba u.S. NaY)' It Olk Harber, Wlahlogton. A June WOIIIIing Is beiJW plaaned. . MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mro. !Jwliht Haley of Middleport, Route I, are annooncllv die cng88emont and lllliJI'Oith1~ marriage of dleir dlughl2r, Rebecca Jean, to Gerold Wayne Drenner, son of Mrs. Jess Barringer of Florida, and grllldiiOII of Mrs. LIWe Smith of Rutlond, with whml herooldes. Both the bride-elect and her fiance will gradual2 thla mooth lrool Rutland High School. Mr. Drenner has enllated ill the U.S. Army and wiU report lor dulY In JuJ.y. ltalllng officeri hostesses, Mrs. ' Aid with Crusade Asked of Society Miss Haley Was a hcmecuning attendant b' two years. a varsit,v cheerleader for tw1> years, and served on the studeDt councU. She ts also a ('.andystriper at Veterans Memorlal Hospital. Mr. DreMer has been active in sport& The open cburcb wedcling will be an event of June 9 It 2 p.m. at the Nazarene Church In Rutland. A reeeptlm will follow al the h<ane of Mrs. Smith. MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Knight Tells of Early American Songs am o. P. Klein. l!llf<• ed tte~-~ u·•·· "'nga dl ICUSS ' a IUIUIL~ reQU88-.o. LADIES' AUXILIARY Lewi~ Man! Poat 263 Amerlcan LeNamli · ey7 :.':dst J'~h. ' WOMAN'S SOCIETY of World Sent c Enterpri E. u B. Tuesday Chur:~ :...ual mothe~r banquet at 6 p.m. Members are to bring covered cfish mi own table servlcej program at 7:30, Sharon Freeker with slides ol her trip to the Holy Land. Open to the public . SOUTHERN LOCAL BaM Boos- ters, Tllescilll', 7:30 p.m. at die achool· new omcers installed Me.rs urged to atterd. WOMEN'S AUXIUARY ol Veterans Memorial Hosl)ital, TUesday nlglt4 7:30 p.m. hospital cafeteria. National Hospital Week to he observed. llulreshments served. MIDDLEPORT Bullness and Professional Women's C I u b, Tuesday evening; dlnner at 6:30 p.m., Martin Reltaurant. Meet~ iq and program to !oUow at the office of the Columbia Gat ~ ..Flag. . ,,, I ' • • l ' • ' sembly, 1:30 Wednescilll' night, Masonic Temple. All eom,panims to atiend. BUY -..........,...... ,......., .. , A dlscua.- ~ ~.., ,Plans were also IMdc ror·i trip Ill Camden l'o!'k io ~one. Mem- enrolio<lln Rower prdenlng catalogs . .. Hocreatloo w~ ebnciucl8if ~ · Sauer ll'ldrqtreshmcnti:.•~ru · t,. ·. • Outtt••llllflt ,.,t•r•· . ... ,...,n "''JI'•• . . . . , . .. , . , . , , 1111111 liealth hallits. ·Plus were mliiO lor o bake sale w be il<!ld In llutlam on M.y 18. Tenlatl've ~~=:~~brough=t 1~ 19 •• '.ti\' . i ' ·... • : ' ·., "" . . <198. ' Prices Ef~ive ~nday, fo/vly 12, Only! .At.• • K,riiger Young, ;:_,•h turt.K£ Mrt. Blanche ' YIMJ .. ·- ~ - DRUMSTICI(S Tof:. VII~, .. . am '·"'" """ .~·· 10M' ·,·rmriJi -'i'.'f 1 1~1ll'cl'l~ congrepllons are sponsoJin&the . <lOri; !lri.: 'liol:tn '·Staey, Mi-a. Revlvol Fires Cn1&ade. Kate WUaoo, Mra. Julia Grim, Announced at the meeting by and Shirley MIUa. Mra. Audrey swettandtbeRev. Mr. :Moyer wereauests.Relresh~ meats were served by Mrs. Gil~ key, Mrs,'ldaChilda,Mra.Beaeh, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Yeaueer, with Mra. Merpret Jones as a contributing hostess. Leprechaun The leprechaun, most populor fairy In Irish folklore, Is believed to be a tiny s~oe· maker wbo wears a cocked hat and a leather apron, is un· friendly 1 and lives in remote places where only tile noise of his hammering can betray his whereabouis. . .- - - - - - - NOW'S THE TIME FOR CANVAS SHOES S2,39 to $6.99 foro All The Pomlly 1HE s•aox Middleport, 0. . ' ' )'""" fanJily· Uris · delicious, young -aDd•, dcr.- Armour · Turkey. Dnllh•ticks! Theylll love 'em! lh~•e· ' Sucher'• W-ieners All Flavon Co\intry Club ·Ice a lift. When allked j:)rl•ce nwst be paid. ror, a Ycu oald you read my col· over and over and didn't mymotberandlhada reladonahlp. How ... two cloaer dian (to QIOie my coi•UDUI) a bond DOthlng can break'/ : I Just hope- inyowndauall')tor Ia an adult and I am old, : abe wUI be able to look II me ! and say abo con see, In aplte :: ol my wrinkltl, "A girl oiiiQIIY· : eiina;" 11«1 know "abe harbor' od every IP'Iel, unW It I a y ;: Qllelly on bar bear! as a brooch :: llbaped Uke a INr." That Is what • ~~ lhiDk whon I look _.the - mw face ofll!l' beloved mother. Aa tcir~ motbei serving me ... mother haa always led me to leYO It glvea her pllltoare bt oblo to hand me a perfect p of· cotree, or to say, "Sit )WI, ru aot 11." • Ill my heart, one ol the sad~ .st things I con think ol Ia •-1101 being needed, not haYIDauv4ne for whom you can do IOil'le ..w....,... ~ . ,................,...,........ ~ .,. • lnry ,....,. l"'f ,.rt •••llty IIIMbtl .. ,... ~ ., ........ .... ,wld1 a... ..,......,. ,. , , .......... ,...., .....,... ..,.. ....... ~ • 011 111M ...., , *'ve• ,. ., ,...,...._., . ..-. ...... ' . , .. tltchk ....... ~ .... . MOM She hao railed a lamlcy And worked long hours, too. It ia for me a wonder, How all this abe can do. She hal given her chtldren love And asked not lo return, But abe lmew everything woold tun out This being what abe had to earn. My mother sometimes went hungry &> her chlldren could thrive Miss Teresa Ann Adkins Weds John Paul Holley lick ....._ ~iib•s ..._ ~tho-.anwhowroiAI ~~ i• Girl Scouts :rake Trip to :State Capital GALIJPOLIS - Mro. Marvin scout Leodar a1 Troop 20t, took nino codota and lloDJcw Girl Scllllll to CaJ-.a ncMitb, lor a teur of Uw Stall Houoe and of tho c..r ot Solence lllllnduolry. !, They were acc"""""od by two oiloiotent loodero, Mro.-.-! ~say and Mra. llll«ii• Wai.- 'Jace, 'I ..,. · - vllwod' the Tr..... w-. Tho TriUQlh ot ...... - - .. Uw Cll The · <lt WHITI PIMK IIIGI MAVY YlLLOW TURQUOISE Features 20-inch brau zipper front! lon9 sleeves; stand-up collar with 2-button dosin9, two slit poc:keft, tie dring bottom. $4.98 VALUE Women's and Misset' Small, Medium and large Sizes IN APPRECIATION OF TEEN PATRONAGE MONDAY and TUBDAY WITH THIS SECTION MONDAY AND TUESDAY OMLY OF OUR AD TIME TO IE A RING LEADER WEAR ••••• ON YOUR FINGERS FREE! HS RPM RECORD FROM OUR OF SPECIAL CLOSE OUT RECORDS AFREE 4S RPM RECORD 10 TEENS 112-20\ MUST HAVE THIS PART OF AD LIMIT I PER AD Bernadine's wHI conlribute S% of Hs Daily sales Tuesday May 111 to the American ' • Water Repellent • Guaranteed Fast Color And watched over them when ....... Iotter to yoo ~ a dauat>· :tor who - adVIIIIAP of her. :~ abe and ber dau&bler are .,oat lrlendo a1 yOU and I are." i She could teU I wu ~ Dl bothered by tile Iotter and ~~ "limow crltlclom ln ~ to take, bel - e It afl, _ . try to lllderatud her, - · be .lbe Md 1 bad dQ'." ; . In ... biting senler!ct, y 0 u ~~$ Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Holley GALLIPOLIS - Miss Teresa was a stand of pearls. and groom and was the focal point Miss Belinda Peck of Cheshire of the bride's table, Assisting at Ann Adkins, daughter oC William &> they could stay alive. was maid of honor and wore a the reception which was held in I love 011 mother aa do the H. Adkins or Chillicothe Rd. and Mrs. Audrey Adkins or State St.. pink floor~length satin gown with the 110Cial room of the church othen But aome day even though not Gallipolis, became the bride of a heac:t>lece of pink nylon tulle. were Da\·id Holley and Mrs. Har~ Mr. John Paul Holley, son ofMr, She carried · a bouquet of Dink old c. Neal. asked while baby's For her wedding trip the new and Mrs. Vernon J. Holley, of carnations and I lball r~ m,y mother, breath. Mrs. Holley chose a two piece Gallipolis on Sunday, January 21, For all the times I aa1sed. Harold Bennett served as the white bonded knit trlmmedinblue at 2:30 p. m. Thlols but a amall ~ Vows of the double rhagcandle- best man and ushers were Lon- with matching navy blue accesFor all abe's done ror me, llght ceremooy were solemnized nie Boggs and Tom Stutes, all of sories. Her corsage of white But this II from 11\Y heart, My leeliqs at last set free. by the ReY. Ronald Justice in The Gallipolis. Miss Lois McGlothin carnations and rosebuds was registered the guests. taken from the center or her Written by Vince lUll First Church of the Nazarene Mrs. Adkins, mother of the bridal bouquet. with the S,v. Allred Holle.)'< T~e riew Mu. Holley will be a brother.,~er' groom, otferili" brtde', wOre·~··two P1ece k:Ut'beiie .the P~er. 'Nuptial music was wool suit with mink trim a n d 1968 graduate of Gailla Academy MY GARDEN Dear God, she loved her flow~ furnished by Mrs. Clark Duncan brown accessories.- Her corsage High School Mr. Holley is a 1967 graduate with Mrs. James Sauaders, vo- was yellow carnations. ora .. Mrs. Holley, mother of the or Gallia Academy lllgll School The very smallest aeemed to calist, singing, "I Love Ydu Truly" and ''0 Promise Me ... groom, wasdreuedinatwoplece and is presently employed with IIJ'OW The chapel was decorated with suit or powder blue wltll black the Central Ohio Breeding AsWith her dear toudl. baskets of white gladioli and accessories. Her corsage was sociation Arter a week's wedding trip to Gtrarrluma red, some panlles baby's breath and nine tiered pink carnations. The iour~tiered wedding cake calllelabra tied with whlte satin points of interest the new couple blue ~- was rimmed with pink rosebuds bowa. A till)' little palch wuold oo is now residing at Opal Street, ': Dear God; fortin me If I wai Eacorted to the altar by her and towed with a miniature bride Plantz SubdJvlslon llllDidllg on~y or myself .. yoo Ste won't want mueh. lather, the bride wore a noor~ llld In your lurtful lettar. Aller I read thai 1 - wrJI. AD 1Y7 plant with leavoa OOIIJ'eon length gown ol veUed white satin, t.Dinsr-inkmiJHOIIJIIII81' A rambler rose upon a sereen . empire styled bodice, with a shoulder court traJn and I'll:& Ia a neal I'OOIId ocrlpt, I callod A bird to alng. vena sleeves. R&-embroidered 1117 nXItller lmmodlatel1. (Ycu IIJPllqued Imported alencon orHe, I · don•t even live close to Some rlowera or some seeds to ch.ld lace accented her gown at her, and I have no small dJUneckline and sleeves. The veJI dren to plob oil oo her11 oald, Would make m,y motller'o prdep was White nylon tulle accented at thoro, ••011, Molber, could J have llkl the crown w:lth simulated pearl A heavenly thing. It oo badl,r'l" orange bloasoms. She carried' a Written by Jelen Jowoll Itouab h annered, •"No, 1111 child, cascade bouquet or white ros~"> 1093 llmlel Drive, Colllpoll~ YOU oald it right, JtOt only 100 buds, white carnations :per<- rlaht but 1,000 per cent. Ohio. brellh. The bride's port!""" Is Child Care tion oo child care led by Joy HQea e1ltitled ''Chlwer, Age 1" was a feature of a recent moeting of the LitUe Leading Ladles 4~11 Club held at Ole home of Mrs. Harold Sauer, advisor. Mary Ruth Sauer pve a dem. onst.ratloo on sortirw clothes roc laW\dry. Joyce Hutchiaon presided at the meeting with mem~rs retiJondi.ig to J:oll calJ with ~ die klda, we could ptoul the houae. u ll you eheek back tile article. you will see I say, 'fWe asked" or ..I I IW.d, 11Motber .... ' offered." A big dla'erenee Meml to me. When something Ia ollered It llt2Wart. Girl 4-H Club Topic MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY ~Ei ' STORf i ,. .. . :!.ir ' TO YOUR HEALTII! at and Select Masters, stated as- 325, &AWPOIJfkqt SToJt the Washington CourtlY Ia I r- Rice, Clara Dllprd, Mro. lllrlo --•a. A · mnnber of '!!' ..• ea . , MIDlo, Mro. Lorry Morrison. Edc~.:Uan and Cburch ol ~st Kir; Wolle, MJDiJrva Chll- ed Wring die progtam. T h e eoo were Mra. Klein, Mra. hlnel The Pbliath.ea !lORI hadbJ Mro. llari<IY, and Mrs. WayneGihbuna. Martha Chllda opened die meet. Ohio. Mra. Brewington prealded al tile lag. Devotion• ontltled Some· cotree servtee. sllver WEDNESDAY bocb"s Mother rrere preseoUdby served at the conclusion of the PLAN OBSERVANCE CLASS 12 AT HEATil Metho- meetins. Next meeting will be dist Church, 8 p.m. Wednescilll'. held Tuescilll' at 6 p.m. at the POMEROY - Amual - Devotions by Mrs. Garnet Ents- Sauer home. Other leaders pre- dauglrter observance of t h e minger; program by Mrs. Orin sent were Mrs. W, R. Hayes, Women's Mlssl.onar)< !ilclell of Smith. Hostesses, Mrs. Letta ,and Miss Sherry Hayes, jwti.or the POmeroy Firot B a P tl I I CIMirch wUI beheldal7:301luraYoung, Mrs. Diana George, Mrs. leader. day nlgllt at the churdl. Ruth Euler an d Mrs. Jen BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Roy- ' The mlnliter asked Cor volun· Pral'er. teers to aslist with the baptistry In response to roll call, 111.em· robes cllrlng the cruaade which ben named thalr Cavorlte llowwUI be c:orwmctecl In a tent oo er. Reported m were H o rri e r of the Rovolu. During the -meeting which op. lal.l_l5! ' N"' tiooary Period, as her topic, ened In ritualistic form by Mrs. Mrs. A, R. KnlSirt traced the James Brewington, regeot, and ·Mrs. .George MelDhart waa a history ol music in America Miss Bess Senbo~ chaplain, plano ' - organ reCital to be pre. and concluded with a tribute to ,Plans were made for the amual seated by Mrs. Harold Lohse lrnng Berlln, author of God flag day luncheon to be held on and Mra. Cheater Erwin. A tea was tentatively schedUled by the Bless America. JlUie 14. In her talk, Mrs Knl8IJI reCernlng of the American Wind aoelety to be held In 001\iun.UOO latecl muelc to die thoughts and Sjmphony to tho Bend area In with the recital to which women ambitions of the early kttlers. July was announced and t b e of other Middleport churdles will h said tbat the rtrst011sicbook chapter voted to make a con- be Invited. Mra. Robert MeElhim.Y report.. was publlabed In America In tribudon. ea that 10 table cluths had been 1719 and at that time singing It waa announced that a reachools became popular. Slletold port ol the Contlneatal Con~ made for the Mount He a I thY ol E!lzaheth Goose's publication gress held last month In Waab- Christian Home. Working oo the of a book of nursery rhymes~ lngron, D. C. will be prellell!ocl project were Mrs. :McEitdnn,y. and how In 1746, Williams sm.. by Mrl. Patr:l.ek Lochary, local Mra. E. L, Lallance, and Mrs. ings wrote songs that sUrrecl the delegate, at the June meeting. Catherlne Erwin. A program., the Meigs Counpeople to patriotism. Fl!teen msmbers and I Wo Ol Yankee Doodle, Mrs. Knight guests, Mrs. Jolm Kincaid aud 1Y ScOO.I lor Mentai!J< Retard· said the exact origin ol the ow- Mrs. Walter Crooks, IDIWered ed Children Included a taped Inslc has never been determined. roll call with 1101188 from a war terview with die 1: children <lt She attributed the hlgll aplrlt era. the daas Cllllducio<l by Mrs. Ju. o1 the oont1nenta1 ooldiers, deRed, wblle and blue Roral ..-. lln Webb, teadler. Craft objeeto spll2 s lack of food and cloth- rllllpm8JIIo were uand In deoor· made bY. the chlld:ren were on lng, to ear!J< patriotic ...,... atlng the antiQie !llmlahed homo diaplay, and a Qleatton· and anRocordlngs of Yankee Doodle, o! Mrs. Klein to carry out tho swer period on the elaBI mem~ H.U Celumbla and other selec- patriotic Oavor of the meeting. ben and their actlvltlea wos glvdona of ear!J< music were plq- Hoatesses lor die bullet hmdl- en by Mra. Deover Rico. Chesher. ~ Poet's Corner ::: would to object to wu, "II eome in and take ' '. month was reql8sted by the RoY. the Leaves ol Gold, onUUed Bill RBUitln Moyer at s meeting or ODI.r One Mother. Scrlptureil'om the Ph!lathee Sodoty held Thurs- st. Matthew was read· b7 Mro. dJ¥ night at tile ~rt Norman Yea..Pr, and the devoChorch ol Chrlsl dons coneludod wit!' tile Lord's ....... and craftl'ittstributed Aaslatanco Mrs. Frank Beach. 11lo part <lt my oolunm y o u '-. \. with the Revival Fires Cnoade GOkey read, Mother, and M r a. to be held In Marietta n e x t Rice presented a pOem !rom MIDDLEPORT - American lasting inOuence to American Muaic Month was observed at music or the Negro songs and the Friday's meeting a! Return Jon~ jazz rhythm was Jhentloned by athall Meigs Cbspter of I h e the program leader. To em. TEACHERS AND helpers, Chester Communl.ty Vacation Bible Daughters of the Amerlean Rev~ elude the program, Mrs. c. M, ~·-I ·eet t 1 Tue olutloo bold following a I p.m. Hemoay played the new D.A.R. ~·~ • to m • p.m. '" .J Mr · LoOk .Wldl hl4b 41f at Chester Methodlat Church.-~ .lllllehOOil st the ho1110; .,., ._ iJIOII8• . ·.on "'--., ~ Finf MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mro. Rlc111f!l Fipl< II( Che!,hl.. are I1UIOIIIIClQI Uw .......... of their dau,liter, Angela Darle•, to Mr. DonaliJ Harden, .... or Mr. IJII·Mro. llorrla Rebecca Jean Haley CAN EVEN CARRY IN YOUR SMALL Plu•A TEENS • 1. AND A lfttnlli• PRE- TEENS OIIB Cane:, Society. We wnl also auction off a $10.00 61FT CERTfiCATE to te higllest bidtler, ' bids .stilting II $10.00. · The highest bidder wilf receive the Certificate and the American Cancer • 'SOc;ety will receive the toiol amount . ()/money received for ce~tifiCotel· Spe-cial .44 W6E SIZE LOVE CUDDLY PLUSH ANIMALS WE HAVE DOZENS OF THEM �,, __,.... ' - 'llle Subday Times, Sentinel, 12, 1968 ~ Mrs. LesterPiymale to GALLIPOLIS - The """ual aprlni dinner meetlni ol tile EDsllob club was hllbllllhled by an Impressive lnalallaUon or o!- Head Mother's League f1cera. GALLIPOLIS - The TOddlers F/(Jwer Show Theme is Set ' Famous Buckeye To be Retired . Officers Installed At English Club May Meet llolzor lloop!W Iller uodergolng ourgory; Mro, Ooa .Boltd, Mra. Halen Morton, Mra. !Jolla Klr. kolldall and M111 Carrie Plum- mer. ·llllllalled by Mrs. Mabel Taw- A wel<0111e waa glvOD fDgueila and two heW members, Mra. Irene Br....., and Mrs. - ney, past prea!dent. were Mrs. MarJorie Inn in Jackson. To TaMsels Mothers Leque Election of officers was held elected officers at the May meet~ with the following reaulta: Pre-lng held at the home of Mra. sident - Mrs. Lester Plymale; Robert Coulson, Tuesday. The Vice President - Mrs. Cvl Gilpresident, Mrs. Robert GUles- lespie; Secretary - Mrs. Glfftl pie called the meeting to order. Smith; Treasurer - Mr111. KenA poem, Mother, was read by neth BosUc; Corresponding Secthe hostess and the league pray- retary - Mrs. Robert Coulson· • er was repeated in unison by the ReporW • Mrs. Norman stewgroup. art, and Historian-Librarian Reports oC officers and com- Mrs. Buck Wileoo. After the business meeting, mittees were given. A letter from district president, Mrs. Kemeth a white elephant sale was held Scites coocerning t lr e Amual with Mrs. Darrell Day acting as Spring Conference to be held auctioneer. Refreshmenta were served to June 15 wa11 read. It was report. ed that the installation dinner the sixteen members present by wUJ be held Tuesda,y, May 14 the co-bostell, Mrs. Harold Walat 7 p.m. at the Lamplighter ker and Mrs. Kemeth Bostic, Pb'maie, president; Mrs. Florence WlckllDe, vice- MulUneaux.. presidenti Mrs. Alma Caudlll, secretory, and Mro. Roaei>Ud Present were, Mrs. Rolt!bud Baker, Mra. Ruby Boaoartl, and guest. Mrs. JWie Cantrell; Mrs. Wllla Breland, Mrs. Alma Cau~ Baker, treasurer. Different colored candles re. presenting oftlcers were lighted trorn a central white candle as the charges were gl.vett and ac~ cepted by each. - Abotract dealsn. CLASS 7, ROtreohlng Pool - placo wit!> tho Slalo'a other !amoos bottle nags earrlOd by Ohio &Didier& in every ._;or confilct dallng hock fD the Mexi- Mra. Jemie Elliott, outgoing Marjorie Plymale, Mrs. Mabel Tawney, Mrs. Margaret Tapping, Mrs. Mabel Waugh, Mrs. Flor- IIULES FOR EXHIBITORS 1 ·- Entries In all dlvlalona open tO all gardenera ( mr,yooewllo wi!Jheato enter. 0n1y entry to q one clau. 2 - Entry carda Bbould lnllllfteo of all plant mater.· tats. Entry cord forma will be fllrlllohed by the Entry and Claa1 olllcatlon Committee. 3- Flowenfor arrangements ~ need not be grown by the exldbl- 1 tor, 4 - Foliages, aceessories, dried, polated or !rested malerlalo oro pormltled In a 1 1 claa~ea ·. unleas oGterwlse atat.. eel. Dollllnlllt ln!erellln all clu111 mull be of fresh cut materIal unleaa otherwise stated. 5 .- Entrlea muat be aet up b - n 9 and 10:3() a.m. SOiurday, May 18, At 10:3() a.m. tho lloor will be cleared In order , lor tile commllteea fD prepare tho room lor judging. 6 - Judging will be by the alandard ayolom and tile declllon. of the judge will be final 1.D all C81el, · 7 - Entries may be remcw~ at 7 p.m. May 18, ence Wickline, ond Mrs. Ella WUllams. ·-.-FREE PADDING The tablea W.redecoratedwlth african violets, violet decorated napkin• and UttJe eeramlc birds which were presented to each peraon by Mrs. Clark. any way necessary. Reports were glven on Miss Elbol !laude YOUII& conllned to The meeting cl.,.... with all r-ting the Prayer Gollect lor club women. The next meeting wlll be held In September with Mrs. Mary Lewis as hosteu. OKAY SIUPMENTS COPENHAGEN (UPI)-Striklng ships officers and radio sociatloo. Mr. Evans also attends Rio Grinde Colleleand ts a jwdor majoring in elementary education. He 11 a member of the Circle K telegraphers Saturda,y agreed to permit shipments or fish and other food into Danish ports. The strike over wages idled a dozen ships In the harbors. tion. PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDIO Club, College Chorua, and the Student National Educatloo Aaaoclto- FOR JHE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM! STRAPLESS BRAS 1 59 STRAP OR STRAPLESS CONVERTIBLE------------· • SUDDEN COMFORT, NO BONES, NO WIRE·---------• LONGLlNE, STRAP . 2 95 3 95 //INSTALLATION. With The Pvrchue Of .... CARPET AtR-.,ulnPrl. .· ..M L-A> 6 95 • . e NYLON e WOOL e ACRILAN t HERCULON "'· i;t. · O.er 500 Colors tllil Pottorna To SeiiCIIFI'OIII. Come In Today llld Make Your Selection · e FREE ESTIMATES e EASY TERMS OPEN MONOA~:dd FRIDAY NIGHTS: . CL.AS; 3, For the Merry 141_ oooarnbrou-g-his ---A. . liS L - I t . ~..,,0111o KARE~ MARCIA LYNN SUE CHARLES RICKY Three Grandchildren to Graduate GALUPOLIS - Marcia Lym Robinson, Karen Sue Bailey am Chorles Hlclcy Bonkofslcy, the grandchildren of Mrs. R u by Clark, former~ ol WUlow Wood, and the late Harlow Clark, will graduate from high school this ...·_.. .:-_..•..,tj. ~ M@cla .''' Lynn Rdltnson, daughter Of John and Dorothy (Clark) Robinson of 1216DavlsDr. , Fairborn. will grllduate !rom Fair- ter o( Oovis and Helen (Clark) Bailey of Rio Grande and wilJ graduate from Gallia Academy soon. She has been accepted at the Holzer Hospital School of Nursing and wiJI beginlnSeptem- ber. Charles Rick)' Bonkofsky, son Charles and Virginia (Clark) Bonkofsky of 501 Van Sress Dr., Fairborn, will graduate from the ot SAFFORD'S STUDIO Store "· Plee11111, W. Yo. IRIS - tal~, Alrl plicate Yarleq. Yellow or yallow blend; CLASS 3, Red or reel blend; CLASS f, P!ak or lll>rlcot varlefl; CLASS ~. Bluo:or·lavll!dorbleod; CLASS 6, Atr/ dark varleq; CLASS 7, PEONY - -or·ert~m; · - CLASS otalk; CLASS 8, White t, Allf red Y~efl; CLASS 10, A1ri pink vllrleq; CLASS 111 Atr/ Willie l>lcolor; CLASS ..12; bearded, one Atr/~fl~Pe rarlel1. CLASS 13 - Orl"!!al FOpJllet, 3 bloom, Ill)' ~or; CLASS If, AmlrJUII, Ollf color; CLASS 15, Alrlcaa 'Violet, 1117 color; · Cl.ASS 16, Beaoala, ally varlol;y, Mrs. Byron Ward Hostess For CIC Club KANAUGA- The theme olthe roU call for the CIC Club's May meeting was Mothers. Mrs. Byron Ward was hostess tor tbe meeting attended by eight mem- ' .\ WUlard Call, Thursday evening. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Flore Williuns. Mrs. James Clark presided Adama. and Mrs. Wendell Evans gave The meeting was opened by the the opening thought. A remedy president, Mrs. Jotln Raike m:1 used by Granny was the answers the Lord's Prayer was prayed to the roll call In unison. Mrs. Byron Ward read During the business meetlrw the secretary's report. the following officers were electThe Mas birthday of Mrs. Pribed for the coming year: Mrs. ble WUson was observed Dr. James Clark, president; Mrs. Edna GeUles and Lena Mae Raike F1nley Richards, vice--president; gave readings. Mrs. sam Raines, secretary; Mrs. Nettie Adams wiU be and Mrs. Willard Call, treasurhostess for the June meeti~ er. Prizes were won by Ethel Steel The program was in charge an:! Evelyn Morrow. At the cl05e ot Mrs. Willard Call who had of the business meeting, refreshmade an arrangement tor one ments were served by the hoscorner ot the living room, using tess. Mrs. Jotm Raike sa.idgrace. Weekly Schedule Will Be Dedicated ATHENS - Ohio University will dedicate two buildings &an. dl3. May 19, in honor of men who Itlii.Yed s.lgnificant roles ln the For E. Educator Your Dollar Goe• Furlhr at Sea,., Sears Want Trainees For Job Corps Li111ited Time Oaly·SfJle EJUls MfJg 20 Tapped were: Daaa Blepbelto, Cloudla WUaon, 9!aron ~. Allee K. Rulon, Mary Cox, Kathy Hall, Sarah Lewis, Sandra Selby, Relda lloollltlo, Barbaro WWllmaon, Lois Tuner, earn~ Roe. Patricia Ltevtxw, Jamie Wellman, Dallal Kayser, James Jorrall, EUla Conley, Joseph Head, Gary Park, Cllarlea Luckeydoo, Eddie !loan Fisber and Rondall Daniel. Prleee inelude deliTery within· a 15 mlle radiua unleu otherwlae noted Jayeee·ettes Name Their Fmt Slate PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Don Jotmaon was elected presideDt of the newly organized Jaycee.. ette club with Mrs. Pat Petrarco, vice president; Mrs. Bernard Smitb, recording secretaryi Mrs. the above requirements are urged Jim Call, correopondlng secre- M- - Uao basket cootalner. to contact the Local Ollloe of the CLASS 4, 80111111 In MotlOII Department ol Employment Se- Stressing rhythmic motion. · curlcy located at 225 Sixth Street, CLASS 5, Nature In a i\>rlng Point Pleasant, WeiiVIrglnlaany Wood - Vain& weathered wood, Monday th!WIIh Friday (except stone, etc. holidays) betweea the boon of CLASS 6, Weyout- Anywbere 8:3() a.m. and 5 p.m. taryi Mrs. John Stewart, treasur .. or and Mrs. Bob Roberto, board Automatic Water Softener Guello !rom the Huntington orgaulzalloo who helped In lorming the local chapter were pre'sent tor the election of otfieera. 91,000 weeldy ~-d'22985 16.1 ea. ft.-while Automatle W uher CUT ~ored '. Eleetrle Dryer CraltiDIID• 26-Jn. Rotary ruder ~end VINTON - The Rev. Sezofl of autltl preJIInt. Retre lbmenta were Hned in the church base.. mont. f .Aclic .. rour milk. D. W. Davlo ol Hlllllln&IGn, They came espeelal.J..y to attend the funeral ol Mrs. Jane Cochran Aroold'&, 5" 7. PREACHING SERVICES VI Saturday Maxlmos Hakim, the Melchlte patriarch of the Eastern Orthodox Church roi AI is present in 1anoll ollulllcm ch'fJhea. with Automatic Ice Maker Automtlle let Mtktrl All ·t ht let " ' " r•u've tnr wtnted. A bll tmur, 1 bfatr rtfripnrtor-wltll ., ~vered S.Speed Afr Coadfdoner '23985 11 Ia. cllopulmeuuro plcl,... '127 83 IIAIIJ !D e& ft. ADMIRAL DUPLEX" . S.000 BTU FREEZEII/REFRIB,ERATOR 11i11t 1111-taWI CAIIIILEVIRSHELVU DolJ &DIIIIIAL .. WI lilt, at • Automatle Dehumidifier 0 _ / ......OdUr tlw INL 01 •· lfllllr, ee dllm~ .., • tU7 .._ II. 1111111-· ,... tun, o4jutlllilo 01olllmr That's a lot of hours. They're Ohio Bell's new intrastate long distance bargain calling hours which became effective May l. Titey include an extm hour ever; week night plus all day Saturday. Now, week nighta starting at 7:00p.m. (instead of 8:00) and all day Saturday as well as Sunday, you can make a three-minute, station-to-station call anywhere within Ohio (except island points) for 40r or less, plus tax. These same, bargain mtea will now also apply all day on each of five holidays: New Year's Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thankstliving and Christmas. What's more, between midnigltt and 7:00a.m., eeven days a week, you can dial a three-minutll station-to-station call a-• ........ ._ "' ,..=10•11' . at the special low "Night Owl" dial mte for just 35!' or less, plus tax. )IOU PORTABlE PIICEI · . . ,. pick it up ~qe try to keep it down. ' ' ,. ··' plat •peollr ' ~·· y .... '' .· ~ . ·~ ' . ' . Sean Chefn Link FenclnJ Sean Supertred Tlree ~~wp ' 1:2 (or,'3J88:!F£ GIW'IIIIeod 36 monlha a4er- Dellnq.ud .....u.tlo.- ,.•',· US/6.110.15 Toholao Blaekwall Doll...,. ... ltulollotloil- ''· •• '·'· .. CO"-e in today ••• See tlie~e and many other . uoadvertised sale speciall. . ' ··' ...."· •• ;'·•. . . '~ '" ; ) ',, ·~'. . • • ' CATALOG '' ' I • '69"' N:rlon Cupet:IJII ~ ; Euileo--iomce, 29 Well 4th Street, ClA- .• ' ,..,~ Ohio Bell Every time ' Bla••· - at a• •• ~cuuv a These 1,776 additional hours mean that you now have a total of 6,678 bargain calling hoUl'B each year. Not bad, considering that each year ~ only 8,760 hours. I~ Ill TRADES ••• liJW DOWN I'AY.EiiT. •• EASY TER.II And 1;776 more hours at these low ratea mean lot of savings. In fact, an estimated $800,000 a year for Ohio Bell customers. That's in addition to the $2,300,000 our customers save annually as a tesult of these same long distance bargain calling hours that went into effect for interstate service last November. and arranglnl M1¥ Fettlval par. tJes for the four concerts in htatorlc Mualc Hall on Ma,y 11, 24, and 25. Tickets are on e at the Community Ticket \!mat!. lO.In. Tl'RI18iatorlzed TV New! Color Television 3 full-width tdlullllblt shtlns. received trlbutlng promollonal material Antioch and Jerulllem Sources taid they dllcuated Ar ' -1 Wlngerberg, Thursday· Cheshire, who was recently orNAMED CHAIRMAN dalned, will be preaching at the GALLIPOLIS- Mrs. Charlea VInton Bllj)tlot Church May 12 E. Hoi zer, J r., 525 Fl rat Ave. at 7:30 p.m. nue, has been named Gallipoll1 VISITS POPE chalrman lor the Clnclmatl !ley VATICAN CITY (UPI)- POpe Feotlval. Mro. Holzer Ia dlo- Paul .. • evening at the courthouse. Members of the Kyger Creek Band Boosters who have aJso been taking the medica) selfhelp course are plamrlng to at-terd as guests of the Galllpolia 1862-1938, a Gloooter phyolclan and _legislator. lilt VInton Baptlll Church. She received gllll !rom 31 ·. Medical Self-Help class Monday Mrs. Helen Davia of Patriot has as her 11.1est, Mr. and Mra. CIII'IIt wa1 the guest ol. honor at a reeD ltork shower held at n deberry will be present for the final lesson of the Civil Defense Tuesday, May 14- 5alisbury Elementary, 8:30 ~ 11; Tuppers Plains Elementary, 11;30. 2:30; STORK SHOWER HELD VINTON - Mrp. Jucly Nee- • GALIJPOLIS- Dr. KelthBrOJ> Seen and Heard '10485 2 O)'eleo CD Lesson Communlt.,y, 6 ~ 7. '16983 I .,.,., .2 111••do Physican To Attend Final pioneer developmentoftwoSOuth. eastern Ohio communities. ~ciaJ ceremonies will beheld It 2:30 p.m. dedicating Nelsoo commons and Crawford Hall. The buildings bP.ar the names f1 DanIel Nel10n, 1775.1835, for whom the elty of NelsonvULe is named, and Dr. Andrew J. Crawford, 8J'oln eapadty Frostless Refrigerator-Freezer · 121.51 the bright co1ored oversidd materials so "optdar in t.odiJ"' s manner of casual li Ying. She also displayed Dowers dried in a commercial powder which preserved their natural color. Mrs. Call then showed aUdes provided by OAGC giving suggestions tor decorative ideas using dried nowers, tollage, cones 81'11 nuts. Mrs. Barbara Betz and Mrs. Nancy Casteel, registered nurses, have been in charge of teachIng the CO classes. '15488 ~'!:end member. ,,,,, groq>. POMEROY- Eddy Educator's schedule this week is: Mon:i-.y, May 13 - Eastern High School, 8:30 - II; Chester Elementary, 11:35 • 2:30; Keno, 2:45 ~ 3:15; Chester Community, 3:30 - 5:30: Tuppers Plai .. ' Tapped by Fairborn lligh School and will enter Bowling Green University in the fall. Mrs. Rub;y Clark has been llving with her daughter, Helen Baily, at Rio Grande, but is naw with another daughter, Dorothy ~. Robinsoo, ln Fairborn. Her late .., husband, Harlow Clark, taught in Lawrence Counts schools for 35 years until his death In 1960. Rio Garden Club President bers ani one guest. Mrs. Derry Two OU Buildings fllri*-,... Mrs. James Clark Elected RIO GRANDE - Decorating with Wild Flowers was the theme ot the May meeting of the Rio Grande Garden Club. The meeting was held at the hmne of Mrs. . . oae .plalll; CLASS 17, Geraalum, DIVISION D-. ~Jill.' Ill)' vatleq, oae pl...; CLASS pll,y Gj ~-.. 18. Coleut1 oae ~ CLASS lnooctlddot, ~, , , 19 1 -.troa, plaJII; DMliiON E ~ ,~ F .... Ill ;liir 1CLASS 20, Rubber Plant, o n e turt - AD plant,.CLJill!!.21, I!J. • Pi'diiJ. , ,· · ' . < born High School and will enter Ohio State Urdverslty in the fall. Karen Sue Bailey is the daugh- Col- ~~ I Morlbana. CLASS 8, JOJ' of ~ - Own lnterpretallcm. CLASS 9, lla,y Dreemlng Tradlllooal. CLASS 10, Brlg!ll and Early - Breakfut table arrangeruont - place settlni lor one. FurnIsh own can1 table. Pl'. PLEASANT - Tawing DIVISION B- ForJIIilorGer- eeremoalea were held at Pt. deoers ... Pleasant High Scbool thlo we!lk CLASS 11, ~ Fever - A with 22 junior otudentJ honored dealgn ot )'OUr own choice. with mainborahlP In tile Natlmal DIVISION C - Horticulture H0110r SoclOIJ, - Specimens Proal- David Pblllpa _.. ~~clmen fD be In 6 oz. or ed the certD'lCXQ'; Mike Hanes 12 oz. Cllke botlle lurnllbed by apoke ~ 111" Embloni and !love Clark, liOmleWodgo, Sieve Chapman and Paula !ldnn each llibted tile eandlea of acbolarlbjp, cbaractv, leadership and !:181'· Ylce. Merll1a Heeaon save the pleclie. . PT. PLEASANT - A coocon!rated el!ort Ia being made by the Point Pleaaaet Local Olllce oflllo Well VIrginia Dept.o!Emplo.Yment Socurli1 fDenroll:~WJ~B men and women In theJobCorpa. Young people from the ages oC 16 th!WIIh 21 wllo are not In achool and w11o are IUIOiftPloyable because they lack oducaUon and Job aldllo fD llndeawtOJ'ment will be placed In Job Corps Centers whore theY can develop akllls. Tralneeo will receive ~ a SCIIEDULE OF CLASSES month, room, board, and clothDIVISION A - Artlotlc Design log, They will alao ..,.. $50 lor SecUon every month they bave apent In CLASS 1, ~ Dlter!>rota- the Corpa, fD be patd upon rellcm - Using all lreah plant lease, The Job Corpa Ceoterwlll al110 arrange lor hlo medical molorlal. • CLASS 2, Ught and Free and dental care, Modern. Interested lndlvlcllalo meeting AND ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. ml Mra. Francis Croooe, Gallipolis, are announctrw: the engagement of their daughter, Marl.l.yn to Roeer Wayne Evans, soo of Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Evans, Dak Hill. Mloa Crouse attends Rlo Grande ~ollege wbere she Ia a jun!O< . majoring in elementary educatiOJL She Is a member of the eone,e Chorus, the Grande Chorale, and the Studert National Education .-, exhlbltor). stalk. CLASS I, While; CLASS 2. 22 Juniors are Can War. The shnpl* cerel1l0ft¥ will bo one o1 the hlgllllghta of th'e armual eonterence of the otdo Nallonal Guard Aoaoclallon fD be held at the Nell House Moior 17 and 18. dill and guest, Mrs. ClttO Caudilli Mrs. Beatrlee Clark, Mra. Grace Durose, Mrs, Jennie Et. llott, Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. president presided over a brief buslness meeting prior to the · lnolollatlon. !ito thanked the of. ficer& and members who had worked lalthlul~ and willingly during her term. She a1ao otrer. ed to assist the new ofrtcers in •,.' The !lag will then lake Ita COLUMBUS - Ohlo'a (ah1jlll · 37th Infantry "BUCKEYE'' •Dl. Yllloo will be olllclall)' rellrOd on saturday, May 18, when Ma~ Jor · General Wilbur ll. Fricke, ·the Dtvlsion•s lOth commander, glvea u.; 3'11h'a battle Oag fD !ofojor General S. T. Del Corso MlutaDt ,General iJI Ohio, lor Nlekeeplng, -; ' SundaY, May 12, 1968 SALES om~ 'I .,,.. ·~ . ' ;,t. ' .....,. �,, __,.... ' - 'llle Subday Times, Sentinel, 12, 1968 ~ Mrs. LesterPiymale to GALLIPOLIS - The """ual aprlni dinner meetlni ol tile EDsllob club was hllbllllhled by an Impressive lnalallaUon or o!- Head Mother's League f1cera. GALLIPOLIS - The TOddlers F/(Jwer Show Theme is Set ' Famous Buckeye To be Retired . Officers Installed At English Club May Meet llolzor lloop!W Iller uodergolng ourgory; Mro, Ooa .Boltd, Mra. Halen Morton, Mra. !Jolla Klr. kolldall and M111 Carrie Plum- mer. ·llllllalled by Mrs. Mabel Taw- A wel<0111e waa glvOD fDgueila and two heW members, Mra. Irene Br....., and Mrs. - ney, past prea!dent. were Mrs. MarJorie Inn in Jackson. To TaMsels Mothers Leque Election of officers was held elected officers at the May meet~ with the following reaulta: Pre-lng held at the home of Mra. sident - Mrs. Lester Plymale; Robert Coulson, Tuesday. The Vice President - Mrs. Cvl Gilpresident, Mrs. Robert GUles- lespie; Secretary - Mrs. Glfftl pie called the meeting to order. Smith; Treasurer - Mr111. KenA poem, Mother, was read by neth BosUc; Corresponding Secthe hostess and the league pray- retary - Mrs. Robert Coulson· • er was repeated in unison by the ReporW • Mrs. Norman stewgroup. art, and Historian-Librarian Reports oC officers and com- Mrs. Buck Wileoo. After the business meeting, mittees were given. A letter from district president, Mrs. Kemeth a white elephant sale was held Scites coocerning t lr e Amual with Mrs. Darrell Day acting as Spring Conference to be held auctioneer. Refreshmenta were served to June 15 wa11 read. It was report. ed that the installation dinner the sixteen members present by wUJ be held Tuesda,y, May 14 the co-bostell, Mrs. Harold Walat 7 p.m. at the Lamplighter ker and Mrs. Kemeth Bostic, Pb'maie, president; Mrs. Florence WlckllDe, vice- MulUneaux.. presidenti Mrs. Alma Caudlll, secretory, and Mro. Roaei>Ud Present were, Mrs. Rolt!bud Baker, Mra. Ruby Boaoartl, and guest. Mrs. JWie Cantrell; Mrs. Wllla Breland, Mrs. Alma Cau~ Baker, treasurer. Different colored candles re. presenting oftlcers were lighted trorn a central white candle as the charges were gl.vett and ac~ cepted by each. - Abotract dealsn. CLASS 7, ROtreohlng Pool - placo wit!> tho Slalo'a other !amoos bottle nags earrlOd by Ohio &Didier& in every ._;or confilct dallng hock fD the Mexi- Mra. Jemie Elliott, outgoing Marjorie Plymale, Mrs. Mabel Tawney, Mrs. Margaret Tapping, Mrs. Mabel Waugh, Mrs. Flor- IIULES FOR EXHIBITORS 1 ·- Entries In all dlvlalona open tO all gardenera ( mr,yooewllo wi!Jheato enter. 0n1y entry to q one clau. 2 - Entry carda Bbould lnllllfteo of all plant mater.· tats. Entry cord forma will be fllrlllohed by the Entry and Claa1 olllcatlon Committee. 3- Flowenfor arrangements ~ need not be grown by the exldbl- 1 tor, 4 - Foliages, aceessories, dried, polated or !rested malerlalo oro pormltled In a 1 1 claa~ea ·. unleas oGterwlse atat.. eel. Dollllnlllt ln!erellln all clu111 mull be of fresh cut materIal unleaa otherwise stated. 5 .- Entrlea muat be aet up b - n 9 and 10:3() a.m. SOiurday, May 18, At 10:3() a.m. tho lloor will be cleared In order , lor tile commllteea fD prepare tho room lor judging. 6 - Judging will be by the alandard ayolom and tile declllon. of the judge will be final 1.D all C81el, · 7 - Entries may be remcw~ at 7 p.m. May 18, ence Wickline, ond Mrs. Ella WUllams. ·-.-FREE PADDING The tablea W.redecoratedwlth african violets, violet decorated napkin• and UttJe eeramlc birds which were presented to each peraon by Mrs. Clark. any way necessary. Reports were glven on Miss Elbol !laude YOUII& conllned to The meeting cl.,.... with all r-ting the Prayer Gollect lor club women. The next meeting wlll be held In September with Mrs. Mary Lewis as hosteu. OKAY SIUPMENTS COPENHAGEN (UPI)-Striklng ships officers and radio sociatloo. Mr. Evans also attends Rio Grinde Colleleand ts a jwdor majoring in elementary education. He 11 a member of the Circle K telegraphers Saturda,y agreed to permit shipments or fish and other food into Danish ports. The strike over wages idled a dozen ships In the harbors. tion. PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDIO Club, College Chorua, and the Student National Educatloo Aaaoclto- FOR JHE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM! STRAPLESS BRAS 1 59 STRAP OR STRAPLESS CONVERTIBLE------------· • SUDDEN COMFORT, NO BONES, NO WIRE·---------• LONGLlNE, STRAP . 2 95 3 95 //INSTALLATION. With The Pvrchue Of .... CARPET AtR-.,ulnPrl. .· ..M L-A> 6 95 • . e NYLON e WOOL e ACRILAN t HERCULON "'· i;t. · O.er 500 Colors tllil Pottorna To SeiiCIIFI'OIII. Come In Today llld Make Your Selection · e FREE ESTIMATES e EASY TERMS OPEN MONOA~:dd FRIDAY NIGHTS: . CL.AS; 3, For the Merry 141_ oooarnbrou-g-his ---A. . liS L - I t . ~..,,0111o KARE~ MARCIA LYNN SUE CHARLES RICKY Three Grandchildren to Graduate GALUPOLIS - Marcia Lym Robinson, Karen Sue Bailey am Chorles Hlclcy Bonkofslcy, the grandchildren of Mrs. R u by Clark, former~ ol WUlow Wood, and the late Harlow Clark, will graduate from high school this ...·_.. .:-_..•..,tj. ~ M@cla .''' Lynn Rdltnson, daughter Of John and Dorothy (Clark) Robinson of 1216DavlsDr. , Fairborn. will grllduate !rom Fair- ter o( Oovis and Helen (Clark) Bailey of Rio Grande and wilJ graduate from Gallia Academy soon. She has been accepted at the Holzer Hospital School of Nursing and wiJI beginlnSeptem- ber. Charles Rick)' Bonkofsky, son Charles and Virginia (Clark) Bonkofsky of 501 Van Sress Dr., Fairborn, will graduate from the ot SAFFORD'S STUDIO Store "· Plee11111, W. Yo. IRIS - tal~, Alrl plicate Yarleq. Yellow or yallow blend; CLASS 3, Red or reel blend; CLASS f, P!ak or lll>rlcot varlefl; CLASS ~. Bluo:or·lavll!dorbleod; CLASS 6, Atr/ dark varleq; CLASS 7, PEONY - -or·ert~m; · - CLASS otalk; CLASS 8, White t, Allf red Y~efl; CLASS 10, A1ri pink vllrleq; CLASS 111 Atr/ Willie l>lcolor; CLASS ..12; bearded, one Atr/~fl~Pe rarlel1. CLASS 13 - Orl"!!al FOpJllet, 3 bloom, Ill)' ~or; CLASS If, AmlrJUII, Ollf color; CLASS 15, Alrlcaa 'Violet, 1117 color; · Cl.ASS 16, Beaoala, ally varlol;y, Mrs. Byron Ward Hostess For CIC Club KANAUGA- The theme olthe roU call for the CIC Club's May meeting was Mothers. Mrs. Byron Ward was hostess tor tbe meeting attended by eight mem- ' .\ WUlard Call, Thursday evening. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Flore Williuns. Mrs. James Clark presided Adama. and Mrs. Wendell Evans gave The meeting was opened by the the opening thought. A remedy president, Mrs. Jotln Raike m:1 used by Granny was the answers the Lord's Prayer was prayed to the roll call In unison. Mrs. Byron Ward read During the business meetlrw the secretary's report. the following officers were electThe Mas birthday of Mrs. Pribed for the coming year: Mrs. ble WUson was observed Dr. James Clark, president; Mrs. Edna GeUles and Lena Mae Raike F1nley Richards, vice--president; gave readings. Mrs. sam Raines, secretary; Mrs. Nettie Adams wiU be and Mrs. Willard Call, treasurhostess for the June meeti~ er. Prizes were won by Ethel Steel The program was in charge an:! Evelyn Morrow. At the cl05e ot Mrs. Willard Call who had of the business meeting, refreshmade an arrangement tor one ments were served by the hoscorner ot the living room, using tess. Mrs. Jotm Raike sa.idgrace. Weekly Schedule Will Be Dedicated ATHENS - Ohio University will dedicate two buildings &an. dl3. May 19, in honor of men who Itlii.Yed s.lgnificant roles ln the For E. Educator Your Dollar Goe• Furlhr at Sea,., Sears Want Trainees For Job Corps Li111ited Time Oaly·SfJle EJUls MfJg 20 Tapped were: Daaa Blepbelto, Cloudla WUaon, 9!aron ~. Allee K. Rulon, Mary Cox, Kathy Hall, Sarah Lewis, Sandra Selby, Relda lloollltlo, Barbaro WWllmaon, Lois Tuner, earn~ Roe. Patricia Ltevtxw, Jamie Wellman, Dallal Kayser, James Jorrall, EUla Conley, Joseph Head, Gary Park, Cllarlea Luckeydoo, Eddie !loan Fisber and Rondall Daniel. Prleee inelude deliTery within· a 15 mlle radiua unleu otherwlae noted Jayeee·ettes Name Their Fmt Slate PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Don Jotmaon was elected presideDt of the newly organized Jaycee.. ette club with Mrs. Pat Petrarco, vice president; Mrs. Bernard Smitb, recording secretaryi Mrs. the above requirements are urged Jim Call, correopondlng secre- M- - Uao basket cootalner. to contact the Local Ollloe of the CLASS 4, 80111111 In MotlOII Department ol Employment Se- Stressing rhythmic motion. · curlcy located at 225 Sixth Street, CLASS 5, Nature In a i\>rlng Point Pleasant, WeiiVIrglnlaany Wood - Vain& weathered wood, Monday th!WIIh Friday (except stone, etc. holidays) betweea the boon of CLASS 6, Weyout- Anywbere 8:3() a.m. and 5 p.m. taryi Mrs. John Stewart, treasur .. or and Mrs. Bob Roberto, board Automatic Water Softener Guello !rom the Huntington orgaulzalloo who helped In lorming the local chapter were pre'sent tor the election of otfieera. 91,000 weeldy ~-d'22985 16.1 ea. ft.-while Automatle W uher CUT ~ored '. Eleetrle Dryer CraltiDIID• 26-Jn. Rotary ruder ~end VINTON - The Rev. Sezofl of autltl preJIInt. Retre lbmenta were Hned in the church base.. mont. f .Aclic .. rour milk. D. W. Davlo ol Hlllllln&IGn, They came espeelal.J..y to attend the funeral ol Mrs. Jane Cochran Aroold'&, 5" 7. PREACHING SERVICES VI Saturday Maxlmos Hakim, the Melchlte patriarch of the Eastern Orthodox Church roi AI is present in 1anoll ollulllcm ch'fJhea. with Automatic Ice Maker Automtlle let Mtktrl All ·t ht let " ' " r•u've tnr wtnted. A bll tmur, 1 bfatr rtfripnrtor-wltll ., ~vered S.Speed Afr Coadfdoner '23985 11 Ia. cllopulmeuuro plcl,... '127 83 IIAIIJ !D e& ft. ADMIRAL DUPLEX" . S.000 BTU FREEZEII/REFRIB,ERATOR 11i11t 1111-taWI CAIIIILEVIRSHELVU DolJ &DIIIIIAL .. WI lilt, at • Automatle Dehumidifier 0 _ / ......OdUr tlw INL 01 •· lfllllr, ee dllm~ .., • tU7 .._ II. 1111111-· ,... tun, o4jutlllilo 01olllmr That's a lot of hours. They're Ohio Bell's new intrastate long distance bargain calling hours which became effective May l. Titey include an extm hour ever; week night plus all day Saturday. Now, week nighta starting at 7:00p.m. (instead of 8:00) and all day Saturday as well as Sunday, you can make a three-minute, station-to-station call anywhere within Ohio (except island points) for 40r or less, plus tax. These same, bargain mtea will now also apply all day on each of five holidays: New Year's Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thankstliving and Christmas. What's more, between midnigltt and 7:00a.m., eeven days a week, you can dial a three-minutll station-to-station call a-• ........ ._ "' ,..=10•11' . at the special low "Night Owl" dial mte for just 35!' or less, plus tax. )IOU PORTABlE PIICEI · . . ,. pick it up ~qe try to keep it down. ' ' ,. ··' plat •peollr ' ~·· y .... '' .· ~ . ·~ ' . ' . Sean Chefn Link FenclnJ Sean Supertred Tlree ~~wp ' 1:2 (or,'3J88:!F£ GIW'IIIIeod 36 monlha a4er- Dellnq.ud .....u.tlo.- ,.•',· US/6.110.15 Toholao Blaekwall Doll...,. ... ltulollotloil- ''· •• '·'· .. CO"-e in today ••• See tlie~e and many other . uoadvertised sale speciall. . ' ··' ...."· •• ;'·•. . . '~ '" ; ) ',, ·~'. . • • ' CATALOG '' ' I • '69"' N:rlon Cupet:IJII ~ ; Euileo--iomce, 29 Well 4th Street, ClA- .• ' ,..,~ Ohio Bell Every time ' Bla••· - at a• •• ~cuuv a These 1,776 additional hours mean that you now have a total of 6,678 bargain calling hoUl'B each year. Not bad, considering that each year ~ only 8,760 hours. I~ Ill TRADES ••• liJW DOWN I'AY.EiiT. •• EASY TER.II And 1;776 more hours at these low ratea mean lot of savings. In fact, an estimated $800,000 a year for Ohio Bell customers. That's in addition to the $2,300,000 our customers save annually as a tesult of these same long distance bargain calling hours that went into effect for interstate service last November. and arranglnl M1¥ Fettlval par. tJes for the four concerts in htatorlc Mualc Hall on Ma,y 11, 24, and 25. Tickets are on e at the Community Ticket \!mat!. lO.In. Tl'RI18iatorlzed TV New! Color Television 3 full-width tdlullllblt shtlns. received trlbutlng promollonal material Antioch and Jerulllem Sources taid they dllcuated Ar ' -1 Wlngerberg, Thursday· Cheshire, who was recently orNAMED CHAIRMAN dalned, will be preaching at the GALLIPOLIS- Mrs. Charlea VInton Bllj)tlot Church May 12 E. Hoi zer, J r., 525 Fl rat Ave. at 7:30 p.m. nue, has been named Gallipoll1 VISITS POPE chalrman lor the Clnclmatl !ley VATICAN CITY (UPI)- POpe Feotlval. Mro. Holzer Ia dlo- Paul .. • evening at the courthouse. Members of the Kyger Creek Band Boosters who have aJso been taking the medica) selfhelp course are plamrlng to at-terd as guests of the Galllpolia 1862-1938, a Gloooter phyolclan and _legislator. lilt VInton Baptlll Church. She received gllll !rom 31 ·. Medical Self-Help class Monday Mrs. Helen Davia of Patriot has as her 11.1est, Mr. and Mra. CIII'IIt wa1 the guest ol. honor at a reeD ltork shower held at n deberry will be present for the final lesson of the Civil Defense Tuesday, May 14- 5alisbury Elementary, 8:30 ~ 11; Tuppers Plains Elementary, 11;30. 2:30; STORK SHOWER HELD VINTON - Mrp. Jucly Nee- • GALIJPOLIS- Dr. KelthBrOJ> Seen and Heard '10485 2 O)'eleo CD Lesson Communlt.,y, 6 ~ 7. '16983 I .,.,., .2 111••do Physican To Attend Final pioneer developmentoftwoSOuth. eastern Ohio communities. ~ciaJ ceremonies will beheld It 2:30 p.m. dedicating Nelsoo commons and Crawford Hall. The buildings bP.ar the names f1 DanIel Nel10n, 1775.1835, for whom the elty of NelsonvULe is named, and Dr. Andrew J. Crawford, 8J'oln eapadty Frostless Refrigerator-Freezer · 121.51 the bright co1ored oversidd materials so "optdar in t.odiJ"' s manner of casual li Ying. She also displayed Dowers dried in a commercial powder which preserved their natural color. Mrs. Call then showed aUdes provided by OAGC giving suggestions tor decorative ideas using dried nowers, tollage, cones 81'11 nuts. Mrs. Barbara Betz and Mrs. Nancy Casteel, registered nurses, have been in charge of teachIng the CO classes. '15488 ~'!:end member. ,,,,, groq>. POMEROY- Eddy Educator's schedule this week is: Mon:i-.y, May 13 - Eastern High School, 8:30 - II; Chester Elementary, 11:35 • 2:30; Keno, 2:45 ~ 3:15; Chester Community, 3:30 - 5:30: Tuppers Plai .. ' Tapped by Fairborn lligh School and will enter Bowling Green University in the fall. Mrs. Rub;y Clark has been llving with her daughter, Helen Baily, at Rio Grande, but is naw with another daughter, Dorothy ~. Robinsoo, ln Fairborn. Her late .., husband, Harlow Clark, taught in Lawrence Counts schools for 35 years until his death In 1960. Rio Garden Club President bers ani one guest. Mrs. Derry Two OU Buildings fllri*-,... Mrs. James Clark Elected RIO GRANDE - Decorating with Wild Flowers was the theme ot the May meeting of the Rio Grande Garden Club. The meeting was held at the hmne of Mrs. . . oae .plalll; CLASS 17, Geraalum, DIVISION D-. ~Jill.' Ill)' vatleq, oae pl...; CLASS pll,y Gj ~-.. 18. Coleut1 oae ~ CLASS lnooctlddot, ~, , , 19 1 -.troa, plaJII; DMliiON E ~ ,~ F .... Ill ;liir 1CLASS 20, Rubber Plant, o n e turt - AD plant,.CLJill!!.21, I!J. • Pi'diiJ. , ,· · ' . < born High School and will enter Ohio State Urdverslty in the fall. Karen Sue Bailey is the daugh- Col- ~~ I Morlbana. CLASS 8, JOJ' of ~ - Own lnterpretallcm. CLASS 9, lla,y Dreemlng Tradlllooal. CLASS 10, Brlg!ll and Early - Breakfut table arrangeruont - place settlni lor one. FurnIsh own can1 table. Pl'. PLEASANT - Tawing DIVISION B- ForJIIilorGer- eeremoalea were held at Pt. deoers ... Pleasant High Scbool thlo we!lk CLASS 11, ~ Fever - A with 22 junior otudentJ honored dealgn ot )'OUr own choice. with mainborahlP In tile Natlmal DIVISION C - Horticulture H0110r SoclOIJ, - Specimens Proal- David Pblllpa _.. ~~clmen fD be In 6 oz. or ed the certD'lCXQ'; Mike Hanes 12 oz. Cllke botlle lurnllbed by apoke ~ 111" Embloni and !love Clark, liOmleWodgo, Sieve Chapman and Paula !ldnn each llibted tile eandlea of acbolarlbjp, cbaractv, leadership and !:181'· Ylce. Merll1a Heeaon save the pleclie. . PT. PLEASANT - A coocon!rated el!ort Ia being made by the Point Pleaaaet Local Olllce oflllo Well VIrginia Dept.o!Emplo.Yment Socurli1 fDenroll:~WJ~B men and women In theJobCorpa. Young people from the ages oC 16 th!WIIh 21 wllo are not In achool and w11o are IUIOiftPloyable because they lack oducaUon and Job aldllo fD llndeawtOJ'ment will be placed In Job Corps Centers whore theY can develop akllls. Tralneeo will receive ~ a SCIIEDULE OF CLASSES month, room, board, and clothDIVISION A - Artlotlc Design log, They will alao ..,.. $50 lor SecUon every month they bave apent In CLASS 1, ~ Dlter!>rota- the Corpa, fD be patd upon rellcm - Using all lreah plant lease, The Job Corpa Ceoterwlll al110 arrange lor hlo medical molorlal. • CLASS 2, Ught and Free and dental care, Modern. Interested lndlvlcllalo meeting AND ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. ml Mra. Francis Croooe, Gallipolis, are announctrw: the engagement of their daughter, Marl.l.yn to Roeer Wayne Evans, soo of Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Evans, Dak Hill. Mloa Crouse attends Rlo Grande ~ollege wbere she Ia a jun!O< . majoring in elementary educatiOJL She Is a member of the eone,e Chorus, the Grande Chorale, and the Studert National Education .-, exhlbltor). stalk. CLASS I, While; CLASS 2. 22 Juniors are Can War. The shnpl* cerel1l0ft¥ will bo one o1 the hlgllllghta of th'e armual eonterence of the otdo Nallonal Guard Aoaoclallon fD be held at the Nell House Moior 17 and 18. dill and guest, Mrs. ClttO Caudilli Mrs. Beatrlee Clark, Mra. Grace Durose, Mrs, Jennie Et. llott, Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. president presided over a brief buslness meeting prior to the · lnolollatlon. !ito thanked the of. ficer& and members who had worked lalthlul~ and willingly during her term. She a1ao otrer. ed to assist the new ofrtcers in •,.' The !lag will then lake Ita COLUMBUS - Ohlo'a (ah1jlll · 37th Infantry "BUCKEYE'' •Dl. Yllloo will be olllclall)' rellrOd on saturday, May 18, when Ma~ Jor · General Wilbur ll. Fricke, ·the Dtvlsion•s lOth commander, glvea u.; 3'11h'a battle Oag fD !ofojor General S. T. Del Corso MlutaDt ,General iJI Ohio, lor Nlekeeplng, -; ' SundaY, May 12, 1968 SALES om~ 'I .,,.. ·~ . ' ;,t. ' .....,. �" • ·\ '! t.Cl, ~•tk~A~· , ~ray 1:!~~: J968 . . . , . Co,;ln~"f Soro;;;y dfli'ters Ori/ 1·' :-: : Events ::~ \ M,ONDA\ CENTENAR\ Grange wUI meet at 7:311 p. m. Rodney Grange wiU present the ,program. Centenary ladleas bring pie, sandwiches and salad. WASHINGTON PTA potluck dinner at 6 p. rn. Bu&tness meeting 7:30 p. m. TUESJA\ ClRCLE 5 Grace Methodist Church, picnic lunch at t h e home of Mrs. George Bush, 12:30 p.m . bring table service. GR.<CE METHODIST Church Circle 6 will meet with Mrs. Frank Mo:zena, Eastern Ave. 12:30. Potluck, bring own table service. RJO GRANDE Calvary Baptist Ladies Auxiliary will meet at the church, 7: 30p.m. ' i' •. ' WEDNESDA\ WOMEN'S SOCIETY of 1\y- ger Methodist Church will meet in the home of Mrs. Wendell Roush, 1 p.m. THURSDA\ • BIDWELL 1\'Y Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Thelma Roberts, 1 p.m. ' Installed on :Thursday. POMERO\ _, Jnsiiii&Um of officers for the 196S..S9 Yell'i highlighted a meeting of the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorori\Y Thuradey nigh! in the socllll room of the Columbus and Sooth~rn Ohio Electric Co. 1nstalled were Barbara Betz\ng, president; Rose Sl!tson, vice president; Eleanor maettnac, recording secretary; Mildred.Karc, corresponding secretary. and Pearl Welker, treasurer. During the meeting plans Were made to soli cit Pomeroy business houses for the cancer society . Norma Am sbary, service committee chairman, will be assisted by Mrs Sisson, Clarice Krautoor, !\rm Rupe, Jane Walton, and Mildred Karr. SYR ACUSE - POMERO\ - Pink and white streamers extended from anooen umbrella to the gut table for a shower homrlng Miss Charlotte hnboden, brldHlect of Airman Rodney Dale Wrigh.t. Hostesses for the bridal shower were Mrs. Bertha Lasher and Mrs. Don Anderson. Games were played under the r .' ' CAUGHT LONDON (UPI}- A student STOW .~WAY Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sla ck are announcing the birth oC an 8 lb. 12 oz. son, at ~- Mary' s Hospital in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, May 8. The baby, named James Lee, is the grandson ol Me. and Mrs. George Dragovich, of Milwaukee and Mrs. Ada Slack, local . Greatgrandparents ace Michael S;an.. kiewicz, of Phillips, Wis., and Mrs. Lydia Morrica1, ol Milwaukee . They have another son, Roger Allen Jr., 18 mooths. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - George Nessel~ road, Sr. , Pomeroy. Discharged - Billy Brewer. convenllonbeingheld In Columbus this weekend w•s dlsmi"ed and attendi~W from the traveled as a stowaway for 30 days in the dark hold of a freighter from Chile to London, living only on watermelons, police said Saturday. A police spokesman said student Alan Rumuick was refused entry to EnglaOO and will be seat home on another ship. Rumuick, 19, a Panamanian by birth, said he stowed away at Valparaiso, Chile, AJ>ril 11, hiding among the cargo. There were plenty of melons to eat, he said. The student, reported in good cordition at a hospital, said he came to London to search for his fath.er, missing ror 2ih years. Elcmootai1Y SchOol FridaY auCi'ldcd b.Y qver eveniru_~ ·was .Olrcclor or the cvCn!, Wil· liam ·fu'nott, expre5804 his · thantts to. an a''6 their . goal of $150 was met. with total receipts of $162.05. The mono)' will be used for 'the summer ~ Inspection of Grange Will · KYGER --' !'our JtWors were inducted intl> the 'Kypr · Creek Chapter of !Jie 14•~01111. lliJoor SO<Iely lncontlle!llitit'ceremonles Friday at the school. . ' Tapped for in~illbonhlpdurlng lhe ISS~- were Charles Brad-bury, son Q{· Mr~ and Mrs: CO. er Brldbuh-1 John llughes, son of Mrs. Arilwr Hughes and the late Mr. Hulhes; Dreama He• son, daughter or Mr. w:1 Mrs. Arthur Henson, ' Addison; and Judy Roach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fraley, GaU!polli, Roote 1. ' .\lllred in black robes, Denlllo nve grading.poitoda. .The cerUfi.. cates In rc~qrnmOn oi: i cttollrshli> are awarded annually u a J)llrt ,'!l the Naliima111onor SO<l· ely program. Mrs. tiarold Sailer ia. advisor ot th~ grwp. . . . Summers. Another Be on July 11 I MER(;J ....... ,'.......~ , ....... ...... """"''!"""""~ • [) II r ,SUFSO± held at the hall. Fred Goegleln, master, pre- direction of Darlene Smith of Chester wtth prizes being won by Mrs. Jean Parker, Mrs. Reva held the first meeting ln June. Snowden, Mrs. Don Reuler aOO Virgil Atkins, deputy master, Mrs. Marjorie Milhoan. aJUlounced inspection to be held Wedding bells used wlth pink on July 11. Next meetlrv date and White streamers framed the was changed to Tuesday, May entrance to the refreshment table. 21, due to commencement a cA centerpiece of red roses and livities. U was reported that tapers was used on the table and Homer Rice and Arnold Snowthe refreshments were served den are m. by candleUghL Tributes to Mother were i,.... Guests were those named above eluded in a program presented and MarJorie Rice. Binda Biehl, by Mrs. W, A. Morgau, lecturMargretha Wolfe, Pauline Ueut· er. Amos Leonard read Awle er, Karen White, Sandy Miller. mossoms; Mrs. Frances GoegRuth Erlewine, Maude Seller, lein, Let's Go Ama,yi~; Mrs. Frances and Lilly Imboden and Leooard, All of 1 Sudden Us Dorothy Smith. Spring; Mother's Day poems by Betty Leonard and Mrs. Elma Celebrate Loucks; A Mother' s Reward by Goeglein; To My Mother, Mrs. COLU!I.!BUS - OnM~· 18Miss Emma Rader will celebrate her William Grueser, and Mother's tOOth birthday. Miss Rader is lhe Prayer, by Mrs. Morgan. A contest c onducted by M:.:s. (!(dest daughter or lhe laLe Mr. Morgan was won by Mrs. Wiland Mrs. G. H. (Ham) Rader of liam Grueser. Green Township. The event will start with a dinner at Green Meadows Inn in Worthington, Ohio, aOO will be fo11owed by a receptloo at the inn. Seventy person s ha~ealread,y The medieval equivalents made reservat.ions. of today's labor unions were Greetings may be sent to 1599 the associations known as Alum Creek Dr. , Columl:lls, Ohio. guilds. Birthday R·LO j [) ± K J I I ~.:::'"~:=..on:=;: J I~ No!' ai'rUit tho cU.Ieo! [HE(!!IIX)HIS(Ill1 (A-weN l'e•trrd•y'li IJumh...•l AXIOM An••rr1 WAFII MU~~ fi':'"OW · 1M ~nsf} afor'•faWNife a~~I\VIn', ' '- SAJGDN (UPI}- Allied troops - bl.tUed writes Peggy Imboden Is Given Party Today ~here are more than The "year of confusion" was when Juli\18 Caesar ad. justed the calendar and made 46 B.C. 15 months ion . cust St. Games were played and prizes awarded. Peggy Lynne received JTial'O' nice gifts and refreshments d. cake, ice cream, potato chips and soft drinks were served to Lisa and Allen Wells, Rosalind and KathY FerguSCl'l, Valerie Jo Lewis, Barbara Price, Debbie Call, Marl1sn &l)<dor, DeanR Beth Fultz, llomla lloyd, Vemda .• I • i1 Trl-51•...• Buoln"• of Dlotindlon ·-"'ISemMdro;Gic:- o.""""' " Exceet:h The Supply Brumley, Debra Lynn McGuttln, Desiree Pike, Ramona &llder, Gibbs, Louie Seth, Teca Ebers~ bach, Mary Krawsczyn and Tina Nierri. Helping Mrs. Imboden serve were Mrs. Bill wens, Mrs. Edna Pickens, and Mrs. Neva Grimm, Peggy's grandmothers, and her aunts, Mrs . Mimie Johnson and Mrs. Ollie Mae Cozart. SPECIAL Enroll now for . . June Classes ------------GBC the College -F;.1fti;:.tl0n_.nd_ STRAWBERRY SUNDAES SUNDAY ONLY ·19j.· " cai1IOI write, call or _____ ..:JJJil.-----· . Gal&pols Business Colege ltCUIRES A& M DAIRY ISLE • · FROSTY FREEZE' . . .' Canmunlst diehards defending Saigon strongholds Saturday night ln some of the 3,000 AM radio stations, l,:>JJO MIDDLEPORT - A birthday FM radio stations and 700 TV Pari¥ was lilven laal week Ill stations In the United States. hooor o! Pei!B)' Lynne Imboden at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mro. KeMeth ll11boden, Lo- . uAWPOUS· .MIDDLEPORT bloodiest street fighting or the Vietnam War, Ameri c ans DBmed one area "Rocket Alley" so heavy was the barrage ot Viet Cong mlssiJes. As the BatUe oC Saigoo went into its sec.ond week Sunday morning, U.S. commanders said a relatively smaU Coree or North VIetnamese and Viet Cong holed up in two areas was prepared to tight to the last cartridge and the last llCe. The Communists were tlghting agajnst seemingly hopeless odds from entrenched posltions 1n a 3G-block area on the sooUlern end of the "Y" bridge leading into downtown saigon and just swth of the Phu Tho . Racetrack on the western edge or the capital. Focus Shift.s LBJ Asks ., .•~ • - President Johnson asked the nad.on's leading business execudves Saturday to match the antiil\llationacy effects oC a tax increase by holding down wage setUements and profit margins in the coming months. The Chiel Executive llew to this mountain resort with a plea to members ol the Business Councll, who are holding their semiannual meeting with gov ernment offi cials. for coopcra-. · tion in tlle administration's fight against rJslng pri ce s. Jotmson made clear what Arthur Odkun, his chiel Economlc Adviser, told the Council on 4 Friday - that he favored voluotary Wlg&ilricerestraintbybusJ-. 1flehs and labor rather than go>- emnent controls. "I do not advocate •ny system ol man.Jatary clirect controls on prices and wu;ea," the presl- dent sold. "We cannOt toler1te the rapid prle:! increase we ue aulferlng Ieday. But nellher can "" · Wilken our econCIII,II wlth Jend against in!latloo." • ·.. ' • F "1 FIrSt 8IDl Y ON 8 DEMONSTRATORS $AVE $$$NOW • STOP!. LOOIO ON OLDSMOBILES LARGE SELECTION, IF \OU WANT TO BUY AN OLDS. DON'T MISS TIDS AN EXPLOSION Of SAVINGS ON CHEVROLETS Rex McCormit:k l•le& Mlnater How•rd"'Tih'tm.r Quillty S~!••nNn · .....11 ..........- WilY DO MORE ,PEOPLE l!UY CHEVROLET CARS IN GALLlA COUNTY THAN ANY OTHER MAKE? WilY DO 'MORE PEOPLE BU\ CllEVROLET TRUCKS IN GALLIA COUNTY THAN ANY OTHER MAKE? ANSWER: NUMimR 1 PIIOI)l!CT - QUALITI SA!.F.'>MEN - IJEST SERVIcE . ll&'lT ':-WARRANTY - ll&'lT DEAL fOR YOUi YOU CAN'T GET A BETIER,I;JEAL ANYWHERE! . •· Wi;,r.n .·~IC~moro 0oii'lltylil........ Qu-~lf'i :s-•~~m~n '\ · OPEN 8 AM TO IPM EXCEPT lHUISOAY AND SATUitAY lAM TO 5 PI 210-236 Second Avenue ... . .-... J ,,: ,. • • ~- TipH-nd Monday PARIS ~r the openl.r~~ statement•, the delegates of the two slde1 fit." will go on as they see Jorden said. 40 All of Them Prayed • At the Ranch Infantry Division were reported ln h.eavy contact with a Viet Cong force near the village or AI> Long Phu about eight mllea south ol Saigon, am American officers said 25 Communists were killed. The hottest area ol saigon fighting was around the "Y" bridge where Viet Cong holdouts fought a furious seesaw battle with Americans of the 9th Division supported by air strikes and artillery barrages. The Communists launched an attack against an allied command post just south ol the span which is the main entry point into Saigon from the Mekong Delta. In a counter· assau1t, the Americans reported kiUing 88 of the atiackers. SAIGON (UPO - 11 1 never figured war was hell, but thls one is." Those were the words used Saturday by Alvin Juniper, a reconnaissance trooper trom Paines ville. Ohio, in describi~ the street fighting in "rocket alley." Juniper saw two of his buddies die on one street. "The first time we tried to go down the street they s'hot rockets at us. The second time we start- 7:r~: They are tough, determined, with no ~ent leeway for compromise. But the terms were set out almost years before the Parts talks were arranged. The forthcoming peace probe at the conference table will provide the first opportuol.ty for Hanoi- as well as the United states- to indicate what the regime or President Ho Chi Rodne~ GOING TO BOYS' STATE - Dovlo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Davis of Rutland, II congratulated by RuUand High Principal James Vennari upon being announced as the Rutland American Legion Post's delegate to the 1968 session of Buckeye Boys' State. Rodney, a junior, Is a member of the Rutland National Honor Society and the Meigs Marauder varsity baseball team. Mioh really wants. Hanni is New Advice WASHINGTON (l.JPI) - The vanguard of the Poor People's March - 110 elderly persons and c hildren needing medical attention - arrived saturda,y a day ahead of schedule a s Washington waited with sympathetic hospitality and some apprehension to hear their demands. The first group of about 500 persons, which lett Marks, Miss. , by bus last Wedne sday, had been expected to reach the capital at mid-afternoon Sunday. But 110 of them considered unfit physicallJ to continue the slow journey were put on spec~ ial buses in Atlanta and sped to WashingtoiL Th.ey were taken to Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in suburban Arlington. Va., tor examination by doctor s from the Medical Committee for Human Rights, a volunteer organization. n~:edt~:~~:ts\:::p~~~~·~ : ~~ =!=~=~=~=~H=~=~=rr~t:ttl~~~~~~ll;;l~m~l~~N#H!~~~~li;~~~1;~~~*~~*~~;;~*-l~~t~~;~r:f:;~;~ Paris Blanketed by Riots Are Expected -we didn't even start to come . out. It was impossible. The water came in so rast. capital. through lhe Latin Quarter and The Commission concluded in a report that desplte political I thought we woold be aut a gains ubder lhe\965 voting rights - The top U.S. Morine gonerlll IIUie sooner, but oil m,y, there act, Negroes in the south have generally been ignored or exin VIetnam S.turdi.Y predicted was a lot ot water ln there. cluded by the Republican and more heavy ftchUng alq the When Davis and Rudel came Democratic parties. Demllltarlzed Zone (DMZ) where back to uo (on Friday) that South Vietnamese security aoorc- kind of perked us all up. It was DANANG, SQJthVletnam(UPI) C(lrl- malden were preparing a major ·new offensive. The Marine oftleer, Lt. Gen. good to· see them. 1 !eel pretty good now that we're out, Uthough my legs ace weak' from ilOt standing ~ ror lhlberl E. Cushman, Jr., slid so · North Vietnamese troops CIP1 don't know whether I'll go lured In the A Shou VaUS)' ftgh~ back to work In the mlne. I ir• earlier Utla month told h.. terrogatora Ccmmunlst Con:es had decided In loWI<h. 1 oecond wave of Tet-t;ype attacks in the northern provinces. expect I'll have aome time to think about it. But it'a what I've done nearly aU my ll!e- more than 20 years. SANCTIONS OFf MOSCOW (UPI) - The SOViet Union seriously planned to apply economic and polldclll sanedons against reform - minded Czechoslovakia, but wasdissuad. ed by Hungary which oftared to mediote the crlols, lD!ormed Communist sources said satur- surged across the Seine River toward downtown Paris Satur· day night, OOt dispersed in lh~ . face Df Lear gas bombs and busloads of riot police. A second consecutive night of violence was averted when student leaders standing on the shoulders ~ classmates urged the youths to 11 return home and rest up for Monday" when a massive demonstration throogh the capital was planned. The turmoil on both the Lert and Right Bank spoiled the peace atmosphere....., Preaident Cl)orles de Gaulle holed lor talks between the United Stites and North VIetnam. Vietnam quickly became a side issue. The students began a series of snowballing demonstrations against alleged pOlice brutality and the government when authorities closed several university buildings w h e r e protest meetings led to violence. CINCINNA Tl (U PI) - Democratic State Rep. William Mallory, president of the West End Community Council. Saturday added his voice to the critics who oppose t he anticipated appointed of State Finance Director Richard Kcabach as the new city manager. '"The West End Community Council is stroogly opposed to the hiri"' ol Krabach and aho devefopnentL group or 2,000 atudents marched down the Left Bank, surged acruos a Seine Bher bridge In front oC Notre Dollie · cathedi-al and parup a dowhtolm boulevard lin !be r1&11t blnl!. ·n.iiidteda Dl riot !lOll~• armed with truncheon~ moved In lnd the studolilo IC.Itered, ·, .' • ,. . . . •·.. .. '· Pres- sUd Saturday lhe Sooth VIetnamese Clo Ky Thleu are vigorously oppooed to thla t,ype of peace settlement. Swth Vietnom has been cool to the Paris Ialka. It Is not a participant In the bllaterol Washingtor>llonaf e<~~tacta, Ill· thoush I South Vietnainoae 11 obacrver" delegation ia ib !VIs and the U.S. team hal pramloocl to keep It ,PO- "" Anothe _r ·po~~1;C (UPD- Vice Nguyen expressed fears of a U.S. sellout to the North Vietnamese that might include a cc:alitlon government with the Viet Coq;[. Ky llnd President Nguyen Vu rioting has lo.iured at least 1,5110 people. It threatened a !ull-scale crisis ror the De Gaulle government and prompted three n:atimal trade union& to caD a ' SAIGON ident participant .. The 5ai.i(ll1 administratioo hla genorlll otrlke for Monday in a)1111)11hy with the stedents. one of 2,000 students maned in the Latin QUarter on the La!t Bank Saturday li(ht 1nd marched along the Bool"" vard St. lllchel. Riot squads opeoed up with tear gas wlten the yoilths tried to parllde along Bouelvard St. Germain. ,. Saigon is Concerned Of Sellout goverrunent w a s concerned about the protection of its intere sts at the Paris talka. He made it clear Saigon wanted opposes the pr(l)osed $15,000 full representation at any increase in the ci'J' manager's formal peace conference. salary,'" Mallory said "The problem is whether the He added the council consid- position of South Vietnam will ers lt strange that the city ad-- be respected by both sides, •• Ky ministration can find turds to said of the meetirws in Paris raise the city manager's sal- between American and North ar:y 1 to p8,)' for the new stadium Vietnamese diplomats... I doo't and to finance air-conditioning care who talks with whcm but ol Music Hall when it can't find what I worry about is whether money to meet pressing human the positioo of Sooth Vietnam needs. will be respected by every Authorities said the student 15 Miners areRescuedUnharmed of its rormal negotiating presentation should provide the ft.rst os:pJrtunity lor an indication or the Communist&' real intentions -whether they wut a peace settlement and are consequently prepared to compromise or, alternatively, w h e t h e r they merely want to gain time ln the hope oC reaping ultimate victory on the battlefield. Hanoi's terms are well known by now: An uncooditional had.t to the Amerfi¥an botnting ol the wbole of North Vtetnam and of ail other acts of war againSt k This, according to Hanoi's ~ conference stance, is the key condition for starting torma1 peace talks at all The United States has mw:le it cleu, also in advance ol the conference, that there must be some reciprocal gesture ol Communist de-escalation. This Haooi has so far refused to consider. Krabach Critics Increase the day. to put aU Its top level here. But the phrasing and the tme ceived the heart of an Irish was conducted under extreme carpenter eight days ago. A emergency conditions because hospital spokesman said West Stuckwi s h's brain ceased to continued to make "satisfactory function just a s surgery was beginning. He was clinically progres s,"' saturday. Stuckwish became the oldesl dead. surviving heart transplant paStuc~sh recovered once the heart was implanted by Dr. tient Friday when the world's 13th recipient, Elie - Joseph Denton A. Cooley , but two days Reynes, 65, died in Montpellier, later slipped into what doctors France. His death came 58 termed._ "grave" condition. A SL Luke's spokesman said hours after he received the heart of a fatally injw-ed S a t u r d a y doctors believed Stuckwish had recovered to the servi ce statioo operator The operation in !hich extent that he would be taken Stuciwisti· recei~ a ftew ·RUrt Out ·oC the operating roOm. Parties Get unlike!~ cards on the table at the tint lace to face encounter on the Stuckwish Gains Strength ·; ; : : :;: : ::: : : :;~:::;: : : : : : ::;: : ;: : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : More Attacks will demardi~, By United Presr. International The world' s oldest s urviving heMt transplant pat.ienl im~ -._ pr oved so much Saturday that doctors at St. Luke" s Hospital in Houston transferred him to a private room arxl. allowed him lo bteathe without lhe aid of a Editor's Note: ottie J. Walton Jr. was one of 15 miners re srespirator. cued from a fiooded sOft cOil mine at Hominy Falls, W. Va., John M. Stuckwi sh, G2, of euly Saturday after bel~ tr"Pped underground nearly nve Alpine, Tex. , who received the days. He talks abwt his eXPerience in the Collowing dis,PI!Itch heart of a beating vislirn la st written lor UP!. ' ed down behind a truck and 1\lesd~cy in Houston's third such got about halfway before the:y operation in five d~t~· s. was By OTTIE J, WALTON JR . hit us again. One guy wenl to reported in "serious'' condition, · • ~s Told To UPI . ~ , . \J, the hO&Pi.~ . wit~J,lu!tted ~«(:o: HQJ!Im: f ~,...W..Va. ~ h J<Ao>l' theyJl~U'Illt - ·drums ...."'I:O.. .., . _, ... ...- buf.~.-;.bospitar..:.bulletin said he .. "continues to gain strength." We r;: spirits, we joked aroond, we sang. Ike Houston' s other sunwmg transplant r e cipient, Everett r·. Osaac) castoled the singing. He's thechoi~leader in his church. Thomas, 47, of Phoenix, Ariz., We talked about religion and at a time, and some of us- I dld hi s second week of began about trying to llve better. I was -would sleep about two~ hours "secofld..chance" Hfe wiU1 lhe a Christian when I went Ln and then staY up Cor several. heart or a 15-year-old suicide there, but some of the others The (shaft) ceiling was about victim bt:ating in his chest weren't. But we all prayed. We 36 inches where we stayed. I'm Thomas took short walk.s didn't pray out' lwc:J, but I know a little man and I could sit up, around his room and ate solid everyone prayed. but some of the other fellows WASHINGTON (UPI} The food. lt was kind of uncomfortable. couldn't sit up straight, they U.S. C.:mmission on Civil Rights Good Condi lion It was cold and Urd to sleep on had to lie in the shall urged both pollticlll parties SatThe world's olher recuperat-that old, hard ground. It was We first reaUzed there was urday to bar delegations to their ing heart transplant patient was better when they got the ate .water in the mine when the mattresses down to us. bottom conveyor belt carried national conventions from ~, in good condition at London' s We ate good, had about water back to where we were states that refuse to gi ve Negroes National lleart Hospital. equal political ights. anything we wanted to eat. We worklns. If there is no voluntary action, just ordered it and got it. Foreman Frank Davis was some of us slept several hours with me. He and Edward Rudd the Commission said, COOgress should set specific guidelines went UJ1 in this other entry to Wlder the 15th amendment to in-see where the water was . corning !rom. I got trepped in sure that Negroes are given a full political voice at all levels, PA!US (UPD- Thousands of this low place. But they got up from the precincts to the Nation's r e be II i o u s students swept high and stayed there. ~;e:~ (U PI}- Hanoi reveal otrlclally whether or DOt It me~ns business when Nri Vieb1llllese delegates meet American representatives fDr the long owslted Viebllm peace probe begllllllltl Monday. The United States ia lllso expected to ' give 1 poll<~ ootllne lor a settlmem of the bloody con.Oict in SOUt:heut Asia. Both sides are scheduled to preselt their positiOOB in formal statemerts to thr opeoi~ session ol what ts cauti.ously termed "oftlclU conversatiCIUI.. at the Paris conference table. Hanoi made its terma kDown long in advance of the conference. It has repeated them !requentb In the put IJXI has again reiterated them oo the very eve of the Paris talks. believe tJds Is a problem. low! ever Before a Sale LlkJ .Tbis-:DQA~t·'· ItJ GALUPOUS CHEVROLET-:OlDSM OlltE·. MOf()R (0•. •'.,. Hanoi -to Jordeo Aid Vance and Lau agreed the order otbuolneu lor Monda.Y'• meeting will conalst of opening statementa by the two delegltloo chie!a. He allld he dld not know who will speak !irat but he sold he did not u.s. Mavy unemployment, slack ard 1lu,seish growth in order to de. · e.s said North Vietnamese SPECIAL SALE! -··- Qy'• .technicll talks. -+ ter far to the north where U.S. ly succeeded In crushlrw the troops reported killing 302 North VIet Corv threat to the Sooth Vietnamese in a series of Vletnamese capital. A comrrwbattles near the American nl.que Slid Communists were being annihUated in some supply base at Dong Ha. places. Lt Gen. Robert E. Custunan Jr., the tq, U.S. Marine Corps Pathetic Sight officer . in Vietnam, predicted "lfs really a pathetic sight," more heavy fighting around · I U.S. military spokesman said. Dong Ha and other allied "These guys are getting ground outposts Just south of the DMZ. down. The KIA (killed in Sooth Vietnamese security action) is fantastic . I think the sources said the North Vietna- main threat is over. We've mese c<mmand was pouring killed more than 700 since last I imagine several troops and war suwlle s Into the Surxlay. two northernmost provinces of hurdred are buried in rubble. '' Some Amer ican and South South Vietnam for a new major oUemdve and had sent two Vietnamese units swept out of generals into the sooth to Saigon early Saturday night to knock out Viet Cong base supenise lt. The U.S. Command in Saigon camps. Troops of the 9th said allied forcea had apparent- 't· .......t _,. nes. fain ~- P-".;.~ 1;\h .,,,~ HOT SPRINGS, Va. (UPI) - EXTRA BIG DISCOUNTS PAGE il SUNDAY, MAY 12 1968 Ambusador • at'· larp A"vilreU Horrlman, who, like Hanoi' a chle! negollalnr xuon Thu)o, did not altend Fridl¥'s and Sotur- s.r:::/ t~~ars:~ :~': Entombed Miners Sure · They Would be Saved Demllltarized Zone (DMZ) thea· Voluntary LEO • Allies in Rocket Alley Fight DAIRY ISLE • FROSTY FREEZE I 'VOL 3 NO. 15 reined, drove at on.ce to tbe U.S, EmbaSIIJ' to report to agal"¥1 ·.,.a.,, of a good school record. She sided 81 the meeting wilh Mro. Amos Leonard reporting on the state and national contest t11 be In naUonal periodlclllo. In Ills presented certificates of achieve- new nove\, Dr. Slminirs wrltei ment to students making the ' - aboot the reallt,y behlnd t h e or roll for It least three oC the f.acade of Sautlufm pntfiU;y. He looks behind the malk ot rospeetabUI\Y and oC t h e members Of a tamtly Uvlng 1n the "best hoUIO In LeXIngton, Ky." the Parts c011Cerence table. the The Communiats served 11!>Pari& prellmlnary accOrd. wa1 Uce when lhe~ arrl ved here reached, Saigon was rocked by Thursday that their main aome ot the' ·bloodiest 1treet purpou In coming to Paris was Monday against a baCkdrop of fight of the VIetnam War u . to get th~ United states to halt street "'olenee. lilted lrO\llfO battled Commwllst oil bombing and olher ottacks The delegate• won't have to. forces delending Saigon strong· 1galnst the north without lilY ria~ their 11 vea In a~lng a '• holds. conceasions trom Hanoi. tanu hamlet for a few cupa af Heavy fighting also waa Onl.v It the United ·States rice. They'll dine ·~rr starched reported ln the northern sector accepted ttYls- I!OIIIOihliW PresUnon and eat !rom the finest . of Swth \'letlwn Into which the'-> Ident Johnson hos· stated lt will china while battling the allies ·North VletOamese cOIIUIUIIId not do- would Hanoi be w!Dlng across the re~tangular cooter· · was' pouring troops tor a to start real peace negotiations, enc, table. possible new offensive. the Communists warned. But one place ID'ects the ~ Western . diplomats were tn-With thls !ranl<IJ< u.Wrooitislng er. What happens in Parb deter- creaslngly convinced the Com- background to the talko, U.S. mines the course ol battles of munists were gotng all out on o!ftcllllo cauUooed too VIetnam on the other side of the the battlefteid to be able to much optimism. world. And eachbulletfiredthere negotiate -~rrom strength" at Vance, smiling and looking JII r.ERUPA has a certaln echo here. But at too same time PAlmi · CUPD - The United ,$1tes and North Vietnam SfJt.. ~- awept aside the laat minor toadblocka holding up the star~ or , preliminary Vietnam War talks I I ll!i appear To Way Cleared for Talks The Variety and Fashloh ~ow held · al lhc Syracu!oiC chapter are Mrs. Rupe, ·Mrs. , ' I Waltoo and Mrs. Beuing. · baseball prOgram~ · ·Mrs. Wal~, retiring presi0 __ Pro . r.· dent, presented girts to the out.. ...,. 1going officers lnchJding Mrs. ' :· •' Rupe, vice president; B e tty ~9vel Ou~ Miller, secretary; Mrs. Sisson, ATHENS ~ A new noVel re~ correspoJXIing secretaryi and loased '1111o week li the .iwk oC Shirley Beegle, treasurer. a Dlllltl8!il~l'i-ot0110ro!&lg. It was announced that the May 11111> at Ohl~ 1./l!lvilraiV, Dr. Hol23 meeting will be a steak bar· II a &npnero. ''i'be ~ lojltled becue at the home or Margaret Grose, Paul Rainey,MlehaelShU. urhe Day After~.'! Follrod. Miss Beegle presented lor, C. Davl~ Clark and Sandi Dr. immmero ls a inember o1 the program uslre "Taste and Dlllard conducted the eerem~, the creative wrllil1c t.culfT at Smell" as her topic. Miss Beegle The progtam opened with the Ohio Univeralv. A poet and a arxt Roberta O'Drienprovidedr~ POMEROY - The charter was pledge to the 1118 led by Grose, novellat, ~• prevlnusly hu hid freshments following the meet~ draped in memory or Clifford president of the chapq,r. Mrs. thr"!> boc!!<• ot - ~ imd lciur ing. Leifheit at Thursday night's Sall,y Orebaugh, guidance COUJ>o novels publlshed. poems and meeting of Rock Springs Grange selor, spoke on the importance short storles ,regululy Bride- to- be is Honored Announce Birth of Son in Wisconsin The- ~tote • ::?:::-:::::~+;:;;:-;-;:;.;-:-:-:;: -:..:-:-: -:-;::-:-:-:-:=:.::;::~ :-::;:; 2.50 persons. ·, - .",, ' •, . •' ·, ' �" • ·\ '! t.Cl, ~•tk~A~· , ~ray 1:!~~: J968 . . . , . Co,;ln~"f Soro;;;y dfli'ters Ori/ 1·' :-: : Events ::~ \ M,ONDA\ CENTENAR\ Grange wUI meet at 7:311 p. m. Rodney Grange wiU present the ,program. Centenary ladleas bring pie, sandwiches and salad. WASHINGTON PTA potluck dinner at 6 p. rn. Bu&tness meeting 7:30 p. m. TUESJA\ ClRCLE 5 Grace Methodist Church, picnic lunch at t h e home of Mrs. George Bush, 12:30 p.m . bring table service. GR.<CE METHODIST Church Circle 6 will meet with Mrs. Frank Mo:zena, Eastern Ave. 12:30. Potluck, bring own table service. RJO GRANDE Calvary Baptist Ladies Auxiliary will meet at the church, 7: 30p.m. ' i' •. ' WEDNESDA\ WOMEN'S SOCIETY of 1\y- ger Methodist Church will meet in the home of Mrs. Wendell Roush, 1 p.m. THURSDA\ • BIDWELL 1\'Y Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Thelma Roberts, 1 p.m. ' Installed on :Thursday. POMERO\ _, Jnsiiii&Um of officers for the 196S..S9 Yell'i highlighted a meeting of the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorori\Y Thuradey nigh! in the socllll room of the Columbus and Sooth~rn Ohio Electric Co. 1nstalled were Barbara Betz\ng, president; Rose Sl!tson, vice president; Eleanor maettnac, recording secretary; Mildred.Karc, corresponding secretary. and Pearl Welker, treasurer. During the meeting plans Were made to soli cit Pomeroy business houses for the cancer society . Norma Am sbary, service committee chairman, will be assisted by Mrs Sisson, Clarice Krautoor, !\rm Rupe, Jane Walton, and Mildred Karr. SYR ACUSE - POMERO\ - Pink and white streamers extended from anooen umbrella to the gut table for a shower homrlng Miss Charlotte hnboden, brldHlect of Airman Rodney Dale Wrigh.t. Hostesses for the bridal shower were Mrs. Bertha Lasher and Mrs. Don Anderson. Games were played under the r .' ' CAUGHT LONDON (UPI}- A student STOW .~WAY Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sla ck are announcing the birth oC an 8 lb. 12 oz. son, at ~- Mary' s Hospital in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, May 8. The baby, named James Lee, is the grandson ol Me. and Mrs. George Dragovich, of Milwaukee and Mrs. Ada Slack, local . Greatgrandparents ace Michael S;an.. kiewicz, of Phillips, Wis., and Mrs. Lydia Morrica1, ol Milwaukee . They have another son, Roger Allen Jr., 18 mooths. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - George Nessel~ road, Sr. , Pomeroy. Discharged - Billy Brewer. convenllonbeingheld In Columbus this weekend w•s dlsmi"ed and attendi~W from the traveled as a stowaway for 30 days in the dark hold of a freighter from Chile to London, living only on watermelons, police said Saturday. A police spokesman said student Alan Rumuick was refused entry to EnglaOO and will be seat home on another ship. Rumuick, 19, a Panamanian by birth, said he stowed away at Valparaiso, Chile, AJ>ril 11, hiding among the cargo. There were plenty of melons to eat, he said. The student, reported in good cordition at a hospital, said he came to London to search for his fath.er, missing ror 2ih years. Elcmootai1Y SchOol FridaY auCi'ldcd b.Y qver eveniru_~ ·was .Olrcclor or the cvCn!, Wil· liam ·fu'nott, expre5804 his · thantts to. an a''6 their . goal of $150 was met. with total receipts of $162.05. The mono)' will be used for 'the summer ~ Inspection of Grange Will · KYGER --' !'our JtWors were inducted intl> the 'Kypr · Creek Chapter of !Jie 14•~01111. lliJoor SO<Iely lncontlle!llitit'ceremonles Friday at the school. . ' Tapped for in~illbonhlpdurlng lhe ISS~- were Charles Brad-bury, son Q{· Mr~ and Mrs: CO. er Brldbuh-1 John llughes, son of Mrs. Arilwr Hughes and the late Mr. Hulhes; Dreama He• son, daughter or Mr. w:1 Mrs. Arthur Henson, ' Addison; and Judy Roach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fraley, GaU!polli, Roote 1. ' .\lllred in black robes, Denlllo nve grading.poitoda. .The cerUfi.. cates In rc~qrnmOn oi: i cttollrshli> are awarded annually u a J)llrt ,'!l the Naliima111onor SO<l· ely program. Mrs. tiarold Sailer ia. advisor ot th~ grwp. . . . Summers. Another Be on July 11 I MER(;J ....... ,'.......~ , ....... ...... """"''!"""""~ • [) II r ,SUFSO± held at the hall. Fred Goegleln, master, pre- direction of Darlene Smith of Chester wtth prizes being won by Mrs. Jean Parker, Mrs. Reva held the first meeting ln June. Snowden, Mrs. Don Reuler aOO Virgil Atkins, deputy master, Mrs. Marjorie Milhoan. aJUlounced inspection to be held Wedding bells used wlth pink on July 11. Next meetlrv date and White streamers framed the was changed to Tuesday, May entrance to the refreshment table. 21, due to commencement a cA centerpiece of red roses and livities. U was reported that tapers was used on the table and Homer Rice and Arnold Snowthe refreshments were served den are m. by candleUghL Tributes to Mother were i,.... Guests were those named above eluded in a program presented and MarJorie Rice. Binda Biehl, by Mrs. W, A. Morgau, lecturMargretha Wolfe, Pauline Ueut· er. Amos Leonard read Awle er, Karen White, Sandy Miller. mossoms; Mrs. Frances GoegRuth Erlewine, Maude Seller, lein, Let's Go Ama,yi~; Mrs. Frances and Lilly Imboden and Leooard, All of 1 Sudden Us Dorothy Smith. Spring; Mother's Day poems by Betty Leonard and Mrs. Elma Celebrate Loucks; A Mother' s Reward by Goeglein; To My Mother, Mrs. COLU!I.!BUS - OnM~· 18Miss Emma Rader will celebrate her William Grueser, and Mother's tOOth birthday. Miss Rader is lhe Prayer, by Mrs. Morgan. A contest c onducted by M:.:s. (!(dest daughter or lhe laLe Mr. Morgan was won by Mrs. Wiland Mrs. G. H. (Ham) Rader of liam Grueser. Green Township. The event will start with a dinner at Green Meadows Inn in Worthington, Ohio, aOO will be fo11owed by a receptloo at the inn. Seventy person s ha~ealread,y The medieval equivalents made reservat.ions. of today's labor unions were Greetings may be sent to 1599 the associations known as Alum Creek Dr. , Columl:lls, Ohio. guilds. Birthday R·LO j [) ± K J I I ~.:::'"~:=..on:=;: J I~ No!' ai'rUit tho cU.Ieo! [HE(!!IIX)HIS(Ill1 (A-weN l'e•trrd•y'li IJumh...•l AXIOM An••rr1 WAFII MU~~ fi':'"OW · 1M ~nsf} afor'•faWNife a~~I\VIn', ' '- SAJGDN (UPI}- Allied troops - bl.tUed writes Peggy Imboden Is Given Party Today ~here are more than The "year of confusion" was when Juli\18 Caesar ad. justed the calendar and made 46 B.C. 15 months ion . cust St. Games were played and prizes awarded. Peggy Lynne received JTial'O' nice gifts and refreshments d. cake, ice cream, potato chips and soft drinks were served to Lisa and Allen Wells, Rosalind and KathY FerguSCl'l, Valerie Jo Lewis, Barbara Price, Debbie Call, Marl1sn &l)<dor, DeanR Beth Fultz, llomla lloyd, Vemda .• I • i1 Trl-51•...• Buoln"• of Dlotindlon ·-"'ISemMdro;Gic:- o.""""' " Exceet:h The Supply Brumley, Debra Lynn McGuttln, Desiree Pike, Ramona &llder, Gibbs, Louie Seth, Teca Ebers~ bach, Mary Krawsczyn and Tina Nierri. Helping Mrs. Imboden serve were Mrs. Bill wens, Mrs. Edna Pickens, and Mrs. Neva Grimm, Peggy's grandmothers, and her aunts, Mrs . Mimie Johnson and Mrs. Ollie Mae Cozart. SPECIAL Enroll now for . . June Classes ------------GBC the College -F;.1fti;:.tl0n_.nd_ STRAWBERRY SUNDAES SUNDAY ONLY ·19j.· " cai1IOI write, call or _____ ..:JJJil.-----· . Gal&pols Business Colege ltCUIRES A& M DAIRY ISLE • · FROSTY FREEZE' . . .' Canmunlst diehards defending Saigon strongholds Saturday night ln some of the 3,000 AM radio stations, l,:>JJO MIDDLEPORT - A birthday FM radio stations and 700 TV Pari¥ was lilven laal week Ill stations In the United States. hooor o! Pei!B)' Lynne Imboden at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mro. KeMeth ll11boden, Lo- . uAWPOUS· .MIDDLEPORT bloodiest street fighting or the Vietnam War, Ameri c ans DBmed one area "Rocket Alley" so heavy was the barrage ot Viet Cong mlssiJes. As the BatUe oC Saigoo went into its sec.ond week Sunday morning, U.S. commanders said a relatively smaU Coree or North VIetnamese and Viet Cong holed up in two areas was prepared to tight to the last cartridge and the last llCe. The Communists were tlghting agajnst seemingly hopeless odds from entrenched posltions 1n a 3G-block area on the sooUlern end of the "Y" bridge leading into downtown saigon and just swth of the Phu Tho . Racetrack on the western edge or the capital. Focus Shift.s LBJ Asks ., .•~ • - President Johnson asked the nad.on's leading business execudves Saturday to match the antiil\llationacy effects oC a tax increase by holding down wage setUements and profit margins in the coming months. The Chiel Executive llew to this mountain resort with a plea to members ol the Business Councll, who are holding their semiannual meeting with gov ernment offi cials. for coopcra-. · tion in tlle administration's fight against rJslng pri ce s. Jotmson made clear what Arthur Odkun, his chiel Economlc Adviser, told the Council on 4 Friday - that he favored voluotary Wlg&ilricerestraintbybusJ-. 1flehs and labor rather than go>- emnent controls. "I do not advocate •ny system ol man.Jatary clirect controls on prices and wu;ea," the presl- dent sold. "We cannOt toler1te the rapid prle:! increase we ue aulferlng Ieday. But nellher can "" · Wilken our econCIII,II wlth Jend against in!latloo." • ·.. ' • F "1 FIrSt 8IDl Y ON 8 DEMONSTRATORS $AVE $$$NOW • STOP!. LOOIO ON OLDSMOBILES LARGE SELECTION, IF \OU WANT TO BUY AN OLDS. DON'T MISS TIDS AN EXPLOSION Of SAVINGS ON CHEVROLETS Rex McCormit:k l•le& Mlnater How•rd"'Tih'tm.r Quillty S~!••nNn · .....11 ..........- WilY DO MORE ,PEOPLE l!UY CHEVROLET CARS IN GALLlA COUNTY THAN ANY OTHER MAKE? WilY DO 'MORE PEOPLE BU\ CllEVROLET TRUCKS IN GALLIA COUNTY THAN ANY OTHER MAKE? ANSWER: NUMimR 1 PIIOI)l!CT - QUALITI SA!.F.'>MEN - IJEST SERVIcE . ll&'lT ':-WARRANTY - ll&'lT DEAL fOR YOUi YOU CAN'T GET A BETIER,I;JEAL ANYWHERE! . •· Wi;,r.n .·~IC~moro 0oii'lltylil........ Qu-~lf'i :s-•~~m~n '\ · OPEN 8 AM TO IPM EXCEPT lHUISOAY AND SATUitAY lAM TO 5 PI 210-236 Second Avenue ... . .-... J ,,: ,. • • ~- TipH-nd Monday PARIS ~r the openl.r~~ statement•, the delegates of the two slde1 fit." will go on as they see Jorden said. 40 All of Them Prayed • At the Ranch Infantry Division were reported ln h.eavy contact with a Viet Cong force near the village or AI> Long Phu about eight mllea south ol Saigon, am American officers said 25 Communists were killed. The hottest area ol saigon fighting was around the "Y" bridge where Viet Cong holdouts fought a furious seesaw battle with Americans of the 9th Division supported by air strikes and artillery barrages. The Communists launched an attack against an allied command post just south ol the span which is the main entry point into Saigon from the Mekong Delta. In a counter· assau1t, the Americans reported kiUing 88 of the atiackers. SAIGON (UPO - 11 1 never figured war was hell, but thls one is." Those were the words used Saturday by Alvin Juniper, a reconnaissance trooper trom Paines ville. Ohio, in describi~ the street fighting in "rocket alley." Juniper saw two of his buddies die on one street. "The first time we tried to go down the street they s'hot rockets at us. The second time we start- 7:r~: They are tough, determined, with no ~ent leeway for compromise. But the terms were set out almost years before the Parts talks were arranged. The forthcoming peace probe at the conference table will provide the first opportuol.ty for Hanoi- as well as the United states- to indicate what the regime or President Ho Chi Rodne~ GOING TO BOYS' STATE - Dovlo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Davis of Rutland, II congratulated by RuUand High Principal James Vennari upon being announced as the Rutland American Legion Post's delegate to the 1968 session of Buckeye Boys' State. Rodney, a junior, Is a member of the Rutland National Honor Society and the Meigs Marauder varsity baseball team. Mioh really wants. Hanni is New Advice WASHINGTON (l.JPI) - The vanguard of the Poor People's March - 110 elderly persons and c hildren needing medical attention - arrived saturda,y a day ahead of schedule a s Washington waited with sympathetic hospitality and some apprehension to hear their demands. The first group of about 500 persons, which lett Marks, Miss. , by bus last Wedne sday, had been expected to reach the capital at mid-afternoon Sunday. But 110 of them considered unfit physicallJ to continue the slow journey were put on spec~ ial buses in Atlanta and sped to WashingtoiL Th.ey were taken to Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in suburban Arlington. Va., tor examination by doctor s from the Medical Committee for Human Rights, a volunteer organization. n~:edt~:~~:ts\:::p~~~~·~ : ~~ =!=~=~=~=~H=~=~=rr~t:ttl~~~~~~ll;;l~m~l~~N#H!~~~~li;~~~1;~~~*~~*~~;;~*-l~~t~~;~r:f:;~;~ Paris Blanketed by Riots Are Expected -we didn't even start to come . out. It was impossible. The water came in so rast. capital. through lhe Latin Quarter and The Commission concluded in a report that desplte political I thought we woold be aut a gains ubder lhe\965 voting rights - The top U.S. Morine gonerlll IIUie sooner, but oil m,y, there act, Negroes in the south have generally been ignored or exin VIetnam S.turdi.Y predicted was a lot ot water ln there. cluded by the Republican and more heavy ftchUng alq the When Davis and Rudel came Democratic parties. Demllltarlzed Zone (DMZ) where back to uo (on Friday) that South Vietnamese security aoorc- kind of perked us all up. It was DANANG, SQJthVletnam(UPI) C(lrl- malden were preparing a major ·new offensive. The Marine oftleer, Lt. Gen. good to· see them. 1 !eel pretty good now that we're out, Uthough my legs ace weak' from ilOt standing ~ ror lhlberl E. Cushman, Jr., slid so · North Vietnamese troops CIP1 don't know whether I'll go lured In the A Shou VaUS)' ftgh~ back to work In the mlne. I ir• earlier Utla month told h.. terrogatora Ccmmunlst Con:es had decided In loWI<h. 1 oecond wave of Tet-t;ype attacks in the northern provinces. expect I'll have aome time to think about it. But it'a what I've done nearly aU my ll!e- more than 20 years. SANCTIONS OFf MOSCOW (UPI) - The SOViet Union seriously planned to apply economic and polldclll sanedons against reform - minded Czechoslovakia, but wasdissuad. ed by Hungary which oftared to mediote the crlols, lD!ormed Communist sources said satur- surged across the Seine River toward downtown Paris Satur· day night, OOt dispersed in lh~ . face Df Lear gas bombs and busloads of riot police. A second consecutive night of violence was averted when student leaders standing on the shoulders ~ classmates urged the youths to 11 return home and rest up for Monday" when a massive demonstration throogh the capital was planned. The turmoil on both the Lert and Right Bank spoiled the peace atmosphere....., Preaident Cl)orles de Gaulle holed lor talks between the United Stites and North VIetnam. Vietnam quickly became a side issue. The students began a series of snowballing demonstrations against alleged pOlice brutality and the government when authorities closed several university buildings w h e r e protest meetings led to violence. CINCINNA Tl (U PI) - Democratic State Rep. William Mallory, president of the West End Community Council. Saturday added his voice to the critics who oppose t he anticipated appointed of State Finance Director Richard Kcabach as the new city manager. '"The West End Community Council is stroogly opposed to the hiri"' ol Krabach and aho devefopnentL group or 2,000 atudents marched down the Left Bank, surged acruos a Seine Bher bridge In front oC Notre Dollie · cathedi-al and parup a dowhtolm boulevard lin !be r1&11t blnl!. ·n.iiidteda Dl riot !lOll~• armed with truncheon~ moved In lnd the studolilo IC.Itered, ·, .' • ,. . . . •·.. .. '· Pres- sUd Saturday lhe Sooth VIetnamese Clo Ky Thleu are vigorously oppooed to thla t,ype of peace settlement. Swth Vietnom has been cool to the Paris Ialka. It Is not a participant In the bllaterol Washingtor>llonaf e<~~tacta, Ill· thoush I South Vietnainoae 11 obacrver" delegation ia ib !VIs and the U.S. team hal pramloocl to keep It ,PO- "" Anothe _r ·po~~1;C (UPD- Vice Nguyen expressed fears of a U.S. sellout to the North Vietnamese that might include a cc:alitlon government with the Viet Coq;[. Ky llnd President Nguyen Vu rioting has lo.iured at least 1,5110 people. It threatened a !ull-scale crisis ror the De Gaulle government and prompted three n:atimal trade union& to caD a ' SAIGON ident participant .. The 5ai.i(ll1 administratioo hla genorlll otrlke for Monday in a)1111)11hy with the stedents. one of 2,000 students maned in the Latin QUarter on the La!t Bank Saturday li(ht 1nd marched along the Bool"" vard St. lllchel. Riot squads opeoed up with tear gas wlten the yoilths tried to parllde along Bouelvard St. Germain. ,. Saigon is Concerned Of Sellout goverrunent w a s concerned about the protection of its intere sts at the Paris talka. He made it clear Saigon wanted opposes the pr(l)osed $15,000 full representation at any increase in the ci'J' manager's formal peace conference. salary,'" Mallory said "The problem is whether the He added the council consid- position of South Vietnam will ers lt strange that the city ad-- be respected by both sides, •• Ky ministration can find turds to said of the meetirws in Paris raise the city manager's sal- between American and North ar:y 1 to p8,)' for the new stadium Vietnamese diplomats... I doo't and to finance air-conditioning care who talks with whcm but ol Music Hall when it can't find what I worry about is whether money to meet pressing human the positioo of Sooth Vietnam needs. will be respected by every Authorities said the student 15 Miners areRescuedUnharmed of its rormal negotiating presentation should provide the ft.rst os:pJrtunity lor an indication or the Communist&' real intentions -whether they wut a peace settlement and are consequently prepared to compromise or, alternatively, w h e t h e r they merely want to gain time ln the hope oC reaping ultimate victory on the battlefield. Hanoi's terms are well known by now: An uncooditional had.t to the Amerfi¥an botnting ol the wbole of North Vtetnam and of ail other acts of war againSt k This, according to Hanoi's ~ conference stance, is the key condition for starting torma1 peace talks at all The United States has mw:le it cleu, also in advance ol the conference, that there must be some reciprocal gesture ol Communist de-escalation. This Haooi has so far refused to consider. Krabach Critics Increase the day. to put aU Its top level here. But the phrasing and the tme ceived the heart of an Irish was conducted under extreme carpenter eight days ago. A emergency conditions because hospital spokesman said West Stuckwi s h's brain ceased to continued to make "satisfactory function just a s surgery was beginning. He was clinically progres s,"' saturday. Stuckwish became the oldesl dead. surviving heart transplant paStuc~sh recovered once the heart was implanted by Dr. tient Friday when the world's 13th recipient, Elie - Joseph Denton A. Cooley , but two days Reynes, 65, died in Montpellier, later slipped into what doctors France. His death came 58 termed._ "grave" condition. A SL Luke's spokesman said hours after he received the heart of a fatally injw-ed S a t u r d a y doctors believed Stuckwish had recovered to the servi ce statioo operator The operation in !hich extent that he would be taken Stuciwisti· recei~ a ftew ·RUrt Out ·oC the operating roOm. Parties Get unlike!~ cards on the table at the tint lace to face encounter on the Stuckwish Gains Strength ·; ; : : :;: : ::: : : :;~:::;: : : : : : ::;: : ;: : : : :: : : : : : : : : : : More Attacks will demardi~, By United Presr. International The world' s oldest s urviving heMt transplant pat.ienl im~ -._ pr oved so much Saturday that doctors at St. Luke" s Hospital in Houston transferred him to a private room arxl. allowed him lo bteathe without lhe aid of a Editor's Note: ottie J. Walton Jr. was one of 15 miners re srespirator. cued from a fiooded sOft cOil mine at Hominy Falls, W. Va., John M. Stuckwi sh, G2, of euly Saturday after bel~ tr"Pped underground nearly nve Alpine, Tex. , who received the days. He talks abwt his eXPerience in the Collowing dis,PI!Itch heart of a beating vislirn la st written lor UP!. ' ed down behind a truck and 1\lesd~cy in Houston's third such got about halfway before the:y operation in five d~t~· s. was By OTTIE J, WALTON JR . hit us again. One guy wenl to reported in "serious'' condition, · • ~s Told To UPI . ~ , . \J, the hO&Pi.~ . wit~J,lu!tted ~«(:o: HQJ!Im: f ~,...W..Va. ~ h J<Ao>l' theyJl~U'Illt - ·drums ...."'I:O.. .., . _, ... ...- buf.~.-;.bospitar..:.bulletin said he .. "continues to gain strength." We r;: spirits, we joked aroond, we sang. Ike Houston' s other sunwmg transplant r e cipient, Everett r·. Osaac) castoled the singing. He's thechoi~leader in his church. Thomas, 47, of Phoenix, Ariz., We talked about religion and at a time, and some of us- I dld hi s second week of began about trying to llve better. I was -would sleep about two~ hours "secofld..chance" Hfe wiU1 lhe a Christian when I went Ln and then staY up Cor several. heart or a 15-year-old suicide there, but some of the others The (shaft) ceiling was about victim bt:ating in his chest weren't. But we all prayed. We 36 inches where we stayed. I'm Thomas took short walk.s didn't pray out' lwc:J, but I know a little man and I could sit up, around his room and ate solid everyone prayed. but some of the other fellows WASHINGTON (UPI} The food. lt was kind of uncomfortable. couldn't sit up straight, they U.S. C.:mmission on Civil Rights Good Condi lion It was cold and Urd to sleep on had to lie in the shall urged both pollticlll parties SatThe world's olher recuperat-that old, hard ground. It was We first reaUzed there was urday to bar delegations to their ing heart transplant patient was better when they got the ate .water in the mine when the mattresses down to us. bottom conveyor belt carried national conventions from ~, in good condition at London' s We ate good, had about water back to where we were states that refuse to gi ve Negroes National lleart Hospital. equal political ights. anything we wanted to eat. We worklns. If there is no voluntary action, just ordered it and got it. Foreman Frank Davis was some of us slept several hours with me. He and Edward Rudd the Commission said, COOgress should set specific guidelines went UJ1 in this other entry to Wlder the 15th amendment to in-see where the water was . corning !rom. I got trepped in sure that Negroes are given a full political voice at all levels, PA!US (UPD- Thousands of this low place. But they got up from the precincts to the Nation's r e be II i o u s students swept high and stayed there. ~;e:~ (U PI}- Hanoi reveal otrlclally whether or DOt It me~ns business when Nri Vieb1llllese delegates meet American representatives fDr the long owslted Viebllm peace probe begllllllltl Monday. The United States ia lllso expected to ' give 1 poll<~ ootllne lor a settlmem of the bloody con.Oict in SOUt:heut Asia. Both sides are scheduled to preselt their positiOOB in formal statemerts to thr opeoi~ session ol what ts cauti.ously termed "oftlclU conversatiCIUI.. at the Paris conference table. Hanoi made its terma kDown long in advance of the conference. It has repeated them !requentb In the put IJXI has again reiterated them oo the very eve of the Paris talks. believe tJds Is a problem. low! ever Before a Sale LlkJ .Tbis-:DQA~t·'· ItJ GALUPOUS CHEVROLET-:OlDSM OlltE·. MOf()R (0•. •'.,. Hanoi -to Jordeo Aid Vance and Lau agreed the order otbuolneu lor Monda.Y'• meeting will conalst of opening statementa by the two delegltloo chie!a. He allld he dld not know who will speak !irat but he sold he did not u.s. Mavy unemployment, slack ard 1lu,seish growth in order to de. · e.s said North Vietnamese SPECIAL SALE! -··- Qy'• .technicll talks. -+ ter far to the north where U.S. ly succeeded In crushlrw the troops reported killing 302 North VIet Corv threat to the Sooth Vietnamese in a series of Vletnamese capital. A comrrwbattles near the American nl.que Slid Communists were being annihUated in some supply base at Dong Ha. places. Lt Gen. Robert E. Custunan Jr., the tq, U.S. Marine Corps Pathetic Sight officer . in Vietnam, predicted "lfs really a pathetic sight," more heavy fighting around · I U.S. military spokesman said. Dong Ha and other allied "These guys are getting ground outposts Just south of the DMZ. down. The KIA (killed in Sooth Vietnamese security action) is fantastic . I think the sources said the North Vietna- main threat is over. We've mese c<mmand was pouring killed more than 700 since last I imagine several troops and war suwlle s Into the Surxlay. two northernmost provinces of hurdred are buried in rubble. '' Some Amer ican and South South Vietnam for a new major oUemdve and had sent two Vietnamese units swept out of generals into the sooth to Saigon early Saturday night to knock out Viet Cong base supenise lt. The U.S. Command in Saigon camps. Troops of the 9th said allied forcea had apparent- 't· .......t _,. nes. fain ~- P-".;.~ 1;\h .,,,~ HOT SPRINGS, Va. (UPI) - EXTRA BIG DISCOUNTS PAGE il SUNDAY, MAY 12 1968 Ambusador • at'· larp A"vilreU Horrlman, who, like Hanoi' a chle! negollalnr xuon Thu)o, did not altend Fridl¥'s and Sotur- s.r:::/ t~~ars:~ :~': Entombed Miners Sure · They Would be Saved Demllltarized Zone (DMZ) thea· Voluntary LEO • Allies in Rocket Alley Fight DAIRY ISLE • FROSTY FREEZE I 'VOL 3 NO. 15 reined, drove at on.ce to tbe U.S, EmbaSIIJ' to report to agal"¥1 ·.,.a.,, of a good school record. She sided 81 the meeting wilh Mro. Amos Leonard reporting on the state and national contest t11 be In naUonal periodlclllo. In Ills presented certificates of achieve- new nove\, Dr. Slminirs wrltei ment to students making the ' - aboot the reallt,y behlnd t h e or roll for It least three oC the f.acade of Sautlufm pntfiU;y. He looks behind the malk ot rospeetabUI\Y and oC t h e members Of a tamtly Uvlng 1n the "best hoUIO In LeXIngton, Ky." the Parts c011Cerence table. the The Communiats served 11!>Pari& prellmlnary accOrd. wa1 Uce when lhe~ arrl ved here reached, Saigon was rocked by Thursday that their main aome ot the' ·bloodiest 1treet purpou In coming to Paris was Monday against a baCkdrop of fight of the VIetnam War u . to get th~ United states to halt street "'olenee. lilted lrO\llfO battled Commwllst oil bombing and olher ottacks The delegate• won't have to. forces delending Saigon strong· 1galnst the north without lilY ria~ their 11 vea In a~lng a '• holds. conceasions trom Hanoi. tanu hamlet for a few cupa af Heavy fighting also waa Onl.v It the United ·States rice. They'll dine ·~rr starched reported ln the northern sector accepted ttYls- I!OIIIOihliW PresUnon and eat !rom the finest . of Swth \'letlwn Into which the'-> Ident Johnson hos· stated lt will china while battling the allies ·North VletOamese cOIIUIUIIId not do- would Hanoi be w!Dlng across the re~tangular cooter· · was' pouring troops tor a to start real peace negotiations, enc, table. possible new offensive. the Communists warned. But one place ID'ects the ~ Western . diplomats were tn-With thls !ranl<IJ< u.Wrooitislng er. What happens in Parb deter- creaslngly convinced the Com- background to the talko, U.S. mines the course ol battles of munists were gotng all out on o!ftcllllo cauUooed too VIetnam on the other side of the the battlefteid to be able to much optimism. world. And eachbulletfiredthere negotiate -~rrom strength" at Vance, smiling and looking JII r.ERUPA has a certaln echo here. But at too same time PAlmi · CUPD - The United ,$1tes and North Vietnam SfJt.. ~- awept aside the laat minor toadblocka holding up the star~ or , preliminary Vietnam War talks I I ll!i appear To Way Cleared for Talks The Variety and Fashloh ~ow held · al lhc Syracu!oiC chapter are Mrs. Rupe, ·Mrs. , ' I Waltoo and Mrs. Beuing. · baseball prOgram~ · ·Mrs. Wal~, retiring presi0 __ Pro . r.· dent, presented girts to the out.. ...,. 1going officers lnchJding Mrs. ' :· •' Rupe, vice president; B e tty ~9vel Ou~ Miller, secretary; Mrs. Sisson, ATHENS ~ A new noVel re~ correspoJXIing secretaryi and loased '1111o week li the .iwk oC Shirley Beegle, treasurer. a Dlllltl8!il~l'i-ot0110ro!&lg. It was announced that the May 11111> at Ohl~ 1./l!lvilraiV, Dr. Hol23 meeting will be a steak bar· II a &npnero. ''i'be ~ lojltled becue at the home or Margaret Grose, Paul Rainey,MlehaelShU. urhe Day After~.'! Follrod. Miss Beegle presented lor, C. Davl~ Clark and Sandi Dr. immmero ls a inember o1 the program uslre "Taste and Dlllard conducted the eerem~, the creative wrllil1c t.culfT at Smell" as her topic. Miss Beegle The progtam opened with the Ohio Univeralv. A poet and a arxt Roberta O'Drienprovidedr~ POMEROY - The charter was pledge to the 1118 led by Grose, novellat, ~• prevlnusly hu hid freshments following the meet~ draped in memory or Clifford president of the chapq,r. Mrs. thr"!> boc!!<• ot - ~ imd lciur ing. Leifheit at Thursday night's Sall,y Orebaugh, guidance COUJ>o novels publlshed. poems and meeting of Rock Springs Grange selor, spoke on the importance short storles ,regululy Bride- to- be is Honored Announce Birth of Son in Wisconsin The- ~tote • ::?:::-:::::~+;:;;:-;-;:;.;-:-:-:;: -:..:-:-: -:-;::-:-:-:-:=:.::;::~ :-::;:; 2.50 persons. ·, - .",, ' •, . •' ·, ' �.....~ ,:.:.,. "''··~········· "•·•-·-···''--•'-'·• . ..:,.,.,;.,;..c:."''"'··'"""'" ·"'c 1,;._.,, - .. , .• • - ~~.....,1.-!. ... . u ~.. ...l~~.,.:. '", , ''' •••·Yiil~• ;, ···~ ••••'!""•......._. . . , " Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN . NEW YORK - Th..tre lycoon Walter Reade and spouse dlvol-ced after 20 years and his next feature already Is bookOO .... Opera diva Elaine Malbfn a n d Geor8'e EmaJNel welcomell tllelr own future diva ... Fewer than 100 showed up for the Maharishi's concert with the Beaeh Boys in Q.leens so It was cancelled ... The Beat GeneraUon turning of!? The Rock • club Generation cooled 1t less than three weeks after making . tile In his life; i'rvtng' Berlin just flnished 11 new songs ror hh u~ It With Music" film tor Julie Andrews; Rube GOlcl>erll' s 85 wltll a one-man sculpture show at the Haminer Galleries; Jo)ln Royal 1!11111• anacdve consultant at NBC (he'•l the finest tJhow. man We1V6 aver-met in any ph'se of entertainment; he's bandlell 13- 'llle Sulllay Times· Senllnel, Sunday, May 12, 1968 Big Sixth Inning Gives &. and Jerome Ave. Jac~e Glea&OI\ Is rumored aboot to AJJay W.O Go fl'<lm blo Mlaml Beaoh hole! eonoultaney ..• &le Lyon came lo N. Y. 1o otudy dro,y- and IJI(t alrOIKIY .•. H!o Waldorf data (May 31) will eontrlbute to Trini LDP!tz' 1968 gr(ti!ls ' \t:nore than a llori. ·~ Meigs Ousted· From mu . ~ ~.~::s:~~rw.:. Miller h:»dges ruJr oo his 8oth -And stU! ohalr.,.. of eo.. Cola lnt'l. , Newest Very bea~tllul model (as opposed to novelties such as Twiggy, Penelope Tree, Baby Jane Holzer) hitting the chictop Ia 22-Ye&r-<>ld Eva ChiD, half German, a quarter each, Chinese and Negro. ThQY 8lcy' she "can't miss," and Is the umost exotic of •poseuses.• Hubert !lQmphrey at his big. buslness..S.uncheon at "21'' gave it his executh:e stamp as one ol "Ole most magnificent places In this country;" he. could have said the world .•. Turkish -born Albert Alberts Is tossing N, Y.'s most unusua1 Mother's Day party- for BelJ.y Dancers, at !69th obscene. Wood;y Allon took a hugo hoose in Belvedere, CaiU. {where he's shooting his "TaketheMoneyand Run" film) but can't get help so he has to go out to eat .•• Rowan and Martin may be the ••stars'' ot their TV Laugh-in but Flip Wilson was 10 times as runny ... The Monkees' film "Unti~ tied" bired Sonny Liston whose robe was stolen, name on back 'neverything, The list or byper.active octo- genarians hereabouts is delight'ful: Sol Hurd< at 80hook1ngmore classical concerts than anytime Oass AA Tournament Milk Protest ATHENS - Costly dereooho mtotakao Friday resulted In tile to lfarle!IL The deroat ooatell Yelp llolga · lolanudero' 5-4 lou WASHINGTON (UI'I) - R e p. Clarence E. Miller. R-Ohio, said Slturda.Y he stronglydlsawrovell the recentgovernmentrulingper. m!ttlng unllm!ted shl.(lll1ent of evaporated milk arxl sweetened condensed mllk into the Unlted States by fOI'eigo countries. Mlller protested lo Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman that unless action is takentollm· it Ule now of the imports ..the po. sllion of the dairy farmer wlll be seriously threatened." Miller asked for a quota system to control the now of the imported evaporated milk. ·6.-un the Cluo AA District Baseblll Tiiumamont. The same wu iolii'Ocl .., tl1e 0111o Univeroliy Froah 11e1d. THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 260 elephants In the United ·States. About 12 are koown as Mrican elephants, the balance come from India, Ceylon and Burma. For the most part elephants are gentle and easil'Y trained. Here we have Miss Heather McDonald, 20 years old and pretty, and the elephant is Big Bertha. The above is one of the teats that they will perform twice Mondlcy with the Great King Bros. 3-Ring Circus, in Gallipolis. Performances will be at 4 and 8 p.m. Doors will open at 3 an:l 7 p.m. EMPTY SPOOL - New cable from tl1e OIIIPIY spool Oeft rorqround) Is uoell 1<> replace cable deotroyell by lire lbursday along Rt 218 In MercervUle. Tel09hooe and electric 10rvtco were dl11!'11(1ted by Ore that destrO)'ell J. E. Slun:lero' store In tho vUl~p. Riessen Advances In Italian Tennis Meet •' • .. '" . "" " " • .., I men erecting the big GALLIPOLIS- Tomorrow the Relays top will recess tn turn break· red wagons roll! Monday is circus da.Y - King fast, joining the animal and elephant men who will have red Brothers circus da,y. Soon after sunrise, the herd or eJephants will be unJoaded to help the workingmen and horses raise the big top, the menagerie and the other tents that make up ttie canvas city that comprise the King Brothers Circus tented city, This exciting combination of picturesq.te activities wW occur on the circus grounds at HolJor Airport wher~ per. tormances will be given at 4 and 8 tomorrow, w:lth doors open at 3 and 7 p.m. The colooiul cavalcade that transports the circus from city kl clty will leave Ironton, toda,y' s show stand, at midnlght and lt wlll roll tnro Gallipolls with the dawn. Animal men, canvasmen, grooms, "cookhouse'' crewmen and elephant handlers wflJ first see that tile cook and d1n1ng tents are raised and the rield t;Qes are fired and cooking, p.m., ror · ~· 'JU ... MUSTANG :!- IJB IIAHilT OI' Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help US! this newspaper. THEY WANT TO HELP Dear Helen: OJr Sodality group at .school . wants to do something for the children in Vietnam. We read "' about the girl who collected money for an orphanage over there, and wonder if you have any oth. er addresses, so that we, and other people in the United States can help those little kids who have so little. - WANT. lNG TO HELP Dear WTH: Here's a letter, aimed right at )'OU: Dear Helen: I just wondered if you oould give a few lines to us Glii.D Vietnam: Joe Poptefowski and I have a project goiog here in t h e Plelku area. We're asking our friendo bad< home I<> send any lUnd of chi.ldren's clothing they don't need - baby clothes, tbings for )'CJUnl children; and they can ~H 10111 and tmcelo too. The'"' kids havt 10 little, aometimes not even a home.' We're trying 10 lot tllo V!olnameoe know that , Americus DO care and want .: :to help. ' 1 · any rA your readers have dOCile&, 1D flOOd ciind!Uon, ··; ~'""" 10U IOIId tllem lo: CHJL. Dear G.P.: Heavens no! You've made a wise de'ct!UoiJ. Don't let the yakkers back yoo down. - H. Nat)Oieon Followers S.Hiocl In Ala. DEMOPOLIS, Ala. (1JPI)Thls town on the white blutra or the Tomblibee ruver was settled by a bar.d ot exiled foJ~ Jowers of Napoleon In JB17. June 22 Tilt fudians Slip By Extra Points, Pro 2784.27,. • 2 DR. HARDTOP, 6 cyl., stan. W 289. 27 DISCOUNT Sa~ Prke $ 2495· ' trans., radio, deluxe wheel cover, w-w fires. •• .... -~ +I BIG-TRUCK TOUGHNESS CAR-LIKE SMOOTHNESS Catch Us with Our $2619. 69 DISCOUNT 419. 69 rr~e $ O O 22 · PICKUP lRUCK, 6 cyl., 3 speed trans., rear bumper, heavy dutv rear springs. FORMAL 6AWIE 500 2 DR. 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Tilt In 12 Outings NEW YORK (UI'I)- Roy White bit his secODd homer of the year leading o!! the seventh lnolngand Mal stottlemyre pltehN his third shutout of tl-.e ...... sat.urda,y as the New York Yankees odged tile Boston Hell Sox 1~ arxl han1ed Jose San.tlagohisftrst loss after 12 consecutive tri- ' ~· • I . . ' ,~~;... " ' ' ,' . •• - ':J>t ' . disputed infield hit to White in the first and a single to Stottl• myre in the aixth berore Wlrl.te's hmner, suffered his tlrstlossai'Ji.. er four consecutivevictorltsthis season He allowed five hits and struck out seven. umphs. White's home run into the 101¥er right field stands, only the third hit off santiago, gave the Bostm rllbtharl:ler his first . . feat since July 5, 1967, when he lost 4-3 in relief to the Callfor.. ' ONU Sebedulea New Hardwood Opponenll ADA, Ohio CUPD- ObloNorthern Univero!ly - - ita basl!etball schedule ror - ..... ... soturdBY. reaturlng '""' ~ ponenta from Tennes1ee, Alabama, Indiana IIIII Ohio. Athletic Director Man Erwlish said newccmera to &be alate were Chattanoap, lluat1ngtoa, Somrord and llaDover frCIIl oot of otate and Urbaoa and Oblo Wesleyan frmn Ohio. The Polar Bears wW portlclPI!te ln two December toumamenta, st Troy State ID rna and Marshall, Mich. WEDNESDAY MAY 15th Stottlemyre, pitching through a steady drizzle, scattered seven hits IDd was in trouble often as he picked IJl) his fQil1h victory in seven decisions. In the first i~ nirw, Stottlenzyre walked M 1 k e Au:trews with one out and C&rl Yastrzemski singled past an over-shifted infield. Joe Foy advanced the runners with an infield out but Stottlernyre struck (J.It Ken Harrelson to end the threat. In the seventh, Rico Peu-ocelli led oa with his second single and one out later Santiago sacrificed him to second, but StotiJemyre retired AOOrews on an infield rd.ler. stottleJI'I'Yre gave up a two-out single to Reggie Srnitb in the elghth arxl walked Harrelson before striking out Foy on rrur pitches. Stottlemyre struck out 10 and walked two in picking up the victory. Santiago, who gave up only a Three Spor18 EveniB s P011tpooed By Rain COLORS ALUANCE, Ohio (UPO Three sports events scheduled by ~Union teams were either canceUed or postponed Saturdl,y because of rain. omcills said an independent baseball game between Mount Unioo m:l Akron Universit;y was cancelled. The Purple Raiders sport an overall 8-2 record, and are tied ror seconcl place in the Ohio Conference with a&.2mark. A leque dual track meet with Wooster was pushed back until , Monday, but 1 teomls meet with Baldwin-Wallace was cancelled · and not re1cheduled. T E T s 0 SUMMER BOLD The bold color look that pleases the mo•t dl•crlmlnatln9 testes. Thl• •urnrne,., you can make your Stetson . . lectlon from a ne:w group af cool, llghtwalgl-ot braids. From $7.98 Others DocS mith We hove 27-68 Buicks in stock ready to go. . Says: Many with Air Conditianing 1967 Buick Skylark c... Interior. Local Owner • ·12,000 as IIIII ID tl1e Oral when DOl ~ walked aM came arouat Cll ID lnfield out and two w1ld plt<bu and scored 1 second rllll In the sixth when Fraok Coallll o!Do glod, ad.ancell to oocond CD t wtld plteb and talllell "" RAID Hansen' 1 sinet.e. •' nla AJvO(s. · IS heme "" a l~e 1\l' - ~ Freehan oc:ored en a llnil• by Doo Wert. The Sunatori cwened the !'C... STRAW HAT DAY Factory Air Cond. PW, PS.'Cultom .... nl&lt~ . ·~ ~rea ' ' Ooli!aill · o.actt uw~ 2 ' \ Santiago Loses First VB, Auto. PS. Very Low. UbNew Now 1York 2, 'Booton 1, night , ,ao\'eland·12 Baltimore o, niPt ·DII!UI II Waoli!JWIOn I, nlghi Cldll 3 111m. 0, 111 IIIIo lllabt Kino. I Callt. $, 2nd IIIIo n!pt • q,l.... 2 OUI•'"'l, <dalll ' ~~· .~ WASHINGTON (UP0- Thell&- rup' a rwrscoring doOOle and a trolt Tlgwo rooted tile Waohing- walk lo Kallne. The Ttcers'addtoo Se111toro 12-2 Saturday. ed two runa in tbe tittb on a wllk AI Kal1ne and Micke)< Stanley to stanley, a sacrifice, Kaliue' 1 each sc:ored three runs dUring slow III'IJUIIOior that went tloroogh the runaway conteol Horton and the lei! side or the WuhlWert put tile finish~ toqcbea ln!leld roc a atllllle ocorl.. Star>on tho alaughtar by clout108blek- ley, Freehan'a dooble am HOrto.blek IKinera ln the nirdh too'a aaerlflce fly. Joo Sjlorma ohook oil an early Detroit got IDOther I'WIIn tile streak of wildness and went the sixth when Ray Oylerhltagrouncl dlotance, Um!ll .. the Sooatoro rule double to right and ocorell to Just four hits In plc!Ww up when reliever Darold Knowles his seccni victory of the 1eaaon. threw w1ld to first ooan ln!leld Freehan's alxth bamer or the hit by Sparma. Detroit came Ill) aeaaon climaxed a toor - run witb two moretntheseventhwhen tlllrd Inning and came after a Kallne walked, moved to second olngle by Stanley, Jim North- on Freehan's single and came AlVei•• . . . . . 13 ~' ,. ..\- 14 Loo ADp1oa at Atlanta 14 Philadelphia at Plttablrgh Chie.go • • • • .••• 13 14 at st. Loolo !lou-· ........ 12 14 Houotoo San Francisco at C!Ddmatl New Ycrk . . ..•.. II 15 ~·Re•ults: American League -Ywk5Chlca&01 TEAM W. I. San Frao. 6 Cloc1matl 4, nlalrt Dotrclt . . • • • " • 18 9 P!ttaburih 2 I'I1I1L 1, night Baltimore. 16 10 Atlanlf. 2 Loa Anr· I, n1c1>t Mlnnooota . . . • •• .1$ u Houston at st. · Lcodo, p;>d., rain aeveland . . • • • lt 12 . Soturolay'o llosullo: Olldlnd . • .- • • • • 13 14 Cldcaao a New Yctk 1 Now York . . . ••. 13 15 Loo I ., .~•......, Tigers Rout Senators, 12-2 C1nclnnat1 . • • . • • . 13 DEVOE ' '' I ) WONDER·TONESi , r· _ . S.lesmen-Emerson Jones- Cliff Phlllips-Eddi• - Fife~n . Thompson You Always Pay Less At By Owners Discussed do.it myself! F·IDD STYLESIDE FORD GALAXJE 500 2-DR HARIYrOP l Site Will Be Please, PRICES DOWN I By Helen Bottel brush4f. Tickets Go On Sale For Orioles US •• • DREN OF THE PLEIKU AREA, c-o Mikel McCallerty, 11J-4, RA· 19881485, 4th Adnm. Co., 4th Int. Div., APO San Francisco, 96262. Thank yool - JOE AND MIKE. Dear Helen: My parents gave me a choice between a girt or $2,000, to use for a down payment on a house; or a big fancy wedding, I chose the $2,000 gift., and my Dance thinks the same as I 00 - why waste all that mooey on a big wedding which, 1! it's like most of them, will cause fights, nerves, and family discord? But I find that my decision is also causing fights and discord. Our relatives hue their noses oot of joint because they can't be invited to our tin,y chapel ceremony. M,y girl-lriends think rm craz.y. They sa.v that, for the rest ol my life, 1~11 regret not having a huge, lovely wedding, A few even point out U1at a big wedding is expected or people in our income grOUp - and it you dli1'it have one, whispen !tart that "She had to get married!' ~ld we cave in? - GETTING PRESSURED ofq' '''"· Helen Help YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This column is ror young peo. ple, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and ttm. As with the rest or Helen Help USl, It weloornes laughsbutwoo't dodge a serious question with a . ···:· The Circus ·is Coming their charges. Before noon the big show will be In the air, and the aerial rigging, the three rings, the hippo. drome track and the grandstands wUI be in place. There will be lots to see at the circus grounds early tomorrow. ~rtly after noon all wil1 be ready ror the matinee performance sponsored by the Gallipolis Area Jal'cees. Heading the array or interna. tionally known talent in the King Brothers impressive 3 - ring program are: the great Napoleon, the man who stands oo his forefinger; the Apollo Family, unicycilsts; lovely lleidJ, Europe's noted acrobat and equUlbrlst; the Zamberla troupe of trampoilsts; Fred Asa.l's troupe of educate(! dogs and poole s; tile King Brothers perlorming Go-Go elephants; the famous Jordan famUy of aerialists and a congress of clowns headed by Art Adair, Harry Clark and Fred De Wolfe. · ~· IOOIIlinBb' Ianoe ID clutcll lituatiCIIII C111 the i1111 ..1ol1ald QU <Udiilnd, HW the Tigwo ol Waohifwton Couniy Wipe IWI.J' a Marauder 4-2 lldvantap In the bottom of the 1lidb tramelo p1n the ~. . Marietta, a ao-so team tn ma- the tnrnng. terlal but a determined one in Meigs' only other hit wu a attitude, ocored tllree big mark- ol!llle by Crow punched to rlgltt ers In tile beetle ollth on but ..., 11eld In the oeccnd 111111... hit Melp playero contributed Inge[a, ol!ectlvo all the way .., two errc:ra am two Tigers were the hill for the Marauders. pve permitted free panes: up noly three hits In tile lool .. The taot balr or the olxthfrome effort. All but one or thelfarletSCO!m> RUN - Lonolo Vao Meter, Metp' senior co~elder, to eaugbt by the Tlmes-Ser>' cgened wttll Hamilton, the leod- ta runa wore uaearned. Unel camera ao he tall1ell tllo Marauders' lui nm In their Dlotr!ct Cla11 AA tmrney bid Friday off batter, drawing a base 011 Ingels, a junior CUJ'!8 ~ ar· afle111001l Meigs wu defoated 5-4 by MartettL To the loft of the actiCIII at hCIDie plate Is Dennlo · balls frcm Meigs hurler John tlst who alsodlsplayaanetreetlve Ault who ocorell ID front of Vao Meter on a siJwle by Keltll Phallo. Ault helpo the -Ire call Van IJwels. Then, with one away a4- kmekler. struck out four am Meter oafe. Sbowo at r1&ht rocegriJIIrdlo Van Johnaoll, tile Meigs on-deck batter. . er rlgttUielder ·casto struck cut. permitted three bases on balla. ::::::::::~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=~:=:::=:=:::=:::::::=:=:=:=~=:::::::::::::::::>.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::-.:x:::::::::::.:::::::;x:=:::-:::::::::::::::~~=i:!::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::o;-;:::::: third baseman Keaselri.Dg Marietta's Scott struck o u t walked. flve, hit one and permitted two Hamilton scored after the ball baaes on billa. Marietta owned a was thrown IWI.)' in a ruMown 9o-5 slate going into the t.ourutry and Kellertng moved on to ment cCI'Itest and the aetback left third. Kellerlng then came home Meigs with a 10-3-1 seuon recon a o!!llle to ohort left field by ord. Arnold to tie the score at M. The Tigers were scheduled to Arnold ta111ed the w!nol.. mork- play Lancaster In tile Dl•tr!et er ror lfarletta alter Coltrtder. champlcnshlp game saturday afl,. the catcher, was safe at first on ei'DOODto but was poatponed by ROME (UP0 - Filth oeeded Mr of tile Jaat tournament on foortb seed Tcm Okker of the a ftelder's choice. rain. Lancaster defeated lrootcm Marty Rlessen or Evanston, ru., the Italian circuit before these NeUtertan:ls effiiiina~tena­ Jlm Scott, MU!etta's lolly 2-0 to eorn o berth In the finals. . hammered his way intotherourth championships, uncorked a va- cious Jaime Pinto Bravo ot Chile, hurler. went on to gain the win By innings: rleiy of shots that len his an- 9-7, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3. roord of the 25th Italian tennlo by set111111 tile MoriUdero d01m MEIGS 000 202 0- 4 6 4 champlonah!ps saturday witll • ranked opponent shaking hl.a head Okker's superior stroke play In order In tile top or the seventh. MARIETI A 002 003 x- 5 3 2 6-1, 6-2, G-4 win over yoongMas- in frustration. Cln&J.Qr broke Pinto Bravo, whose Marietta• s other two run~~ came Ingels and Swan. Scott &nd cal t- sbno de DOOJ.enico of Italy. Rlessen had a great chance to awn strong baseline game fell In the third when Scott was safe rider put the match away in less than apart in the third set after wor.. It took Rlessen only 16 mlrron an error with two away and utes to win the first set and ex- an hour, but dr~ped his own rying the 24-year-<>ld Dutchman tllen Ham11ton and caotohltblckactly 80 minutes to wrtp it up service and fiubbed the ninth for more than an hoor. Riesl@n to-back o!ngles. and join oec:ond-oeedell Clll! mch- game after three tim~s reach- and Okker, racing comparativeMelgo, behllll 2-0 at tills J)Olnt, e-y of Dallas in the final 16. ing deuce. ly easy matches in the n e x t rlllled to tie the contest wttb two He made it in the tenth game round, are expected to meet in a The 26-yearooQJ.d Riessen. 'lfl~Po after De Domenico twice hit out quarterfinal showdown. tlllllln the top of the fourth when of bwnda and twice more waa DeMio Ault !ell ol! with a ollll!le, Veteran Patricio Rodriguez of stole second aqd third, Lennie left flatfooted by Riessen's over- Chile, now in his 11th yearoothe Van Meter walked and otole sechead 11D11shes. International tennis clrcul~ batMAII!ON, Ohio (UPI) - Ticond, Keith Phalin was safe 011 an When play began in cloucly tlell 14th-oeelled Jan Kodes or error by Marletta'stlrst sacker kets lor tile 9tll Aooull Northhot weather, only 18 fans were Czechoslovakia fairly evenly b&o South All-&ar basketllall same alii Van JOODSOII o!ucled. in the center court stands. A fore collapsing iD the fifth set. The Maraudero tllen tool< a 4-2 to be played here June 22 weut much larger crowd watched an Kod:es took it 6-4, 4-6, 3-6, 7..S, leod In the top_or tile sixth when on oale to tile publlc Saturday. outside cwrt match ln which ~A SIIOkeoman oald that tbooe Ault banpd hlo second bue hit BALTIMORE (UPO - PIJK:h. of the dly. moved to second on Wisbllll! to purchase tleketl Bill Swan's intleWgroundoutthen should send a self-addre&a en- bitter Lee Maye' s single with two came home on a single b,y Jim velcge to North • Sooth Cage out In the nintll !Mi.. drove In Tony Horlm wltll tllo lie break· Crow alter van:Meter wu hit by Claulc, Marlon. a ,wlldjlitch. VBn Meter scored The samewtll beJ!Iayl\d~lll'! ~ ~ u, lllo~., ••Doil a cfutch oiiiJle by PhaliD bt>- Cdlseum which holds abdul~t;ti:TaDf iidtlftlhi:med 'i&t'1Jilti- ~li!KJ fore Jcimsoo Voundell oot and 000. omctals oald that tickets more Orloloo t h e I r foorth Bartala 'D!ell oot to center to and alread;y have been dlotrlbuted to 1trotsht loos 4-3 behind Som Mc· ochoolo or participating playoro. . O...eU'o elght.-hltter. McDowell, who aoored his fourth victory against one loss, NEW YORK (UPJ) - Owners or pan (or extra poirtsonatrial struck oot 10 to set an Amerl· or the 26 American and Nation- basis duri~ the pre ... aeuon can Leque record ol 40 otr!ke- al lague teams open their an- exhibition games. outs in three consecutive games. nual meeting In Atlanta Monday U the extra point kick lo •· The AL mark or 38 had been to determine the 1969 Super bollahed, teams wo.aldhaveaaop.. ohared by Walter Jolmooo and Bowl site and decide whether to tlon of running or passing from Bob FeUer and tile ml,ioc 1_.. aboll&b the kicking lor extra tile two-yard llne r<ir 000 point. record of 41 Is held by San<b' points 'on a trial basis. AFL owners met in New York Koorax. Miami, site of this yeu-'s sU. last week ani, in 111 informal Hortm. hid reached second with per Bowl, aid New OrlBUUI ll'e poll, favored the proposal. The one wt in the ninth when secom the leading cooteOOera !or the AFL currently has the optim or baooman Dave J oonsoo droi!rl>ed 1969 post-season game between kicking tor ooe .POint, or J'Ullo. bls !ly ID ohort right field for a the AFL and NFL champions al~ ning or passing for two points. two-base error. After Duke Sims thoo&tl several other cities also The trial could only be instih.,e made bids. It w111 be the was walked intentlooally, Watt third meet!.. between tile champ. luted throu8lt a unanlmoos vote tanned Tommy !Iuper before of the owners. ions ol the two leagues. An NFL spokesman s*id such Mayebl-dhiapm~llll However • more lnterestproba- a move wwld eltminate the only hit to r!oht nald. The fndlana took a 2-0 leod ln bly will be atlrred up in discus- part of the game where there is the secood oa Harper's two-nm .slons of whether to do awa,y with no continuous action. .. ~'tudles utra point kleko after touchhomer olf Gene Brabender. downs. The NFL mrners at their of paat years show die extra Baltimore sc:orell an unoorned poila has almost becc:me autoo. ruo (jl the. secoo4 on a sl!Wie by February meeU.ng proposed that matte.'' Joimioii,~ which lell!leldor i.ecoi · teams be all.,ell only 1<> run Wagner allowell 10 10 lllr<lllb him for u error. and aaotber bue bit by Andy Etehobtrren. A single by Wagoor and a dooble by Sima pve Clovelaod a il-l lead ID tile foorth but the Orioles tiel! 1t ID tha elghtll oo · By United Press lnteroatlooial Loa Angeles at Atlanta, rughl Nallcnal Leque an ln!le1d lill&le by Qort MotHoustoo at st. Lonlo, night W. I. San Francisco at Cincinnati, 1m, a double by Dr"'*" Robin- TEAM Everybody wants to get 9 .night sen, another tn!leld bll by Boos st. L<Rt!o • • ••.•• 17 Pblladolpbla . . . • • 14 13 .Powell ud Johnson's aaerlllce into the act when it Plliladelphla at P!ttslJurRI>-I.WI.. San Francisco . . . . 14 13 n!Johl !ly. comes lo painting with Devoe Wonder· Atlaot. . • • • . • • • • 14 14 Toda(a Games: Tones. And why not? Wonder-Tones Pittsburgh • • • . . . . 13 13 New York at Chicqo, 2 ' ITH GOBLE FORD has the or · 1966~v.DNMSed• VB, Auto. 21,000 mlleo. Local School Teachers. Trade. Nice Factory Air Coud. 35,000 milel Showroom eondllloo .·' �.....~ ,:.:.,. "''··~········· "•·•-·-···''--•'-'·• . ..:,.,.,;.,;..c:."''"'··'"""'" ·"'c 1,;._.,, - .. , .• • - ~~.....,1.-!. ... . u ~.. ...l~~.,.:. '", , ''' •••·Yiil~• ;, ···~ ••••'!""•......._. . . , " Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN . NEW YORK - Th..tre lycoon Walter Reade and spouse dlvol-ced after 20 years and his next feature already Is bookOO .... Opera diva Elaine Malbfn a n d Geor8'e EmaJNel welcomell tllelr own future diva ... Fewer than 100 showed up for the Maharishi's concert with the Beaeh Boys in Q.leens so It was cancelled ... The Beat GeneraUon turning of!? The Rock • club Generation cooled 1t less than three weeks after making . tile In his life; i'rvtng' Berlin just flnished 11 new songs ror hh u~ It With Music" film tor Julie Andrews; Rube GOlcl>erll' s 85 wltll a one-man sculpture show at the Haminer Galleries; Jo)ln Royal 1!11111• anacdve consultant at NBC (he'•l the finest tJhow. man We1V6 aver-met in any ph'se of entertainment; he's bandlell 13- 'llle Sulllay Times· Senllnel, Sunday, May 12, 1968 Big Sixth Inning Gives &. and Jerome Ave. Jac~e Glea&OI\ Is rumored aboot to AJJay W.O Go fl'<lm blo Mlaml Beaoh hole! eonoultaney ..• &le Lyon came lo N. Y. 1o otudy dro,y- and IJI(t alrOIKIY .•. H!o Waldorf data (May 31) will eontrlbute to Trini LDP!tz' 1968 gr(ti!ls ' \t:nore than a llori. ·~ Meigs Ousted· From mu . ~ ~.~::s:~~rw.:. Miller h:»dges ruJr oo his 8oth -And stU! ohalr.,.. of eo.. Cola lnt'l. , Newest Very bea~tllul model (as opposed to novelties such as Twiggy, Penelope Tree, Baby Jane Holzer) hitting the chictop Ia 22-Ye&r-<>ld Eva ChiD, half German, a quarter each, Chinese and Negro. ThQY 8lcy' she "can't miss," and Is the umost exotic of •poseuses.• Hubert !lQmphrey at his big. buslness..S.uncheon at "21'' gave it his executh:e stamp as one ol "Ole most magnificent places In this country;" he. could have said the world .•. Turkish -born Albert Alberts Is tossing N, Y.'s most unusua1 Mother's Day party- for BelJ.y Dancers, at !69th obscene. Wood;y Allon took a hugo hoose in Belvedere, CaiU. {where he's shooting his "TaketheMoneyand Run" film) but can't get help so he has to go out to eat .•• Rowan and Martin may be the ••stars'' ot their TV Laugh-in but Flip Wilson was 10 times as runny ... The Monkees' film "Unti~ tied" bired Sonny Liston whose robe was stolen, name on back 'neverything, The list or byper.active octo- genarians hereabouts is delight'ful: Sol Hurd< at 80hook1ngmore classical concerts than anytime Oass AA Tournament Milk Protest ATHENS - Costly dereooho mtotakao Friday resulted In tile to lfarle!IL The deroat ooatell Yelp llolga · lolanudero' 5-4 lou WASHINGTON (UI'I) - R e p. Clarence E. Miller. R-Ohio, said Slturda.Y he stronglydlsawrovell the recentgovernmentrulingper. m!ttlng unllm!ted shl.(lll1ent of evaporated milk arxl sweetened condensed mllk into the Unlted States by fOI'eigo countries. Mlller protested lo Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman that unless action is takentollm· it Ule now of the imports ..the po. sllion of the dairy farmer wlll be seriously threatened." Miller asked for a quota system to control the now of the imported evaporated milk. ·6.-un the Cluo AA District Baseblll Tiiumamont. The same wu iolii'Ocl .., tl1e 0111o Univeroliy Froah 11e1d. THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 260 elephants In the United ·States. About 12 are koown as Mrican elephants, the balance come from India, Ceylon and Burma. For the most part elephants are gentle and easil'Y trained. Here we have Miss Heather McDonald, 20 years old and pretty, and the elephant is Big Bertha. The above is one of the teats that they will perform twice Mondlcy with the Great King Bros. 3-Ring Circus, in Gallipolis. Performances will be at 4 and 8 p.m. Doors will open at 3 an:l 7 p.m. EMPTY SPOOL - New cable from tl1e OIIIPIY spool Oeft rorqround) Is uoell 1<> replace cable deotroyell by lire lbursday along Rt 218 In MercervUle. Tel09hooe and electric 10rvtco were dl11!'11(1ted by Ore that destrO)'ell J. E. Slun:lero' store In tho vUl~p. Riessen Advances In Italian Tennis Meet •' • .. '" . "" " " • .., I men erecting the big GALLIPOLIS- Tomorrow the Relays top will recess tn turn break· red wagons roll! Monday is circus da.Y - King fast, joining the animal and elephant men who will have red Brothers circus da,y. Soon after sunrise, the herd or eJephants will be unJoaded to help the workingmen and horses raise the big top, the menagerie and the other tents that make up ttie canvas city that comprise the King Brothers Circus tented city, This exciting combination of picturesq.te activities wW occur on the circus grounds at HolJor Airport wher~ per. tormances will be given at 4 and 8 tomorrow, w:lth doors open at 3 and 7 p.m. The colooiul cavalcade that transports the circus from city kl clty will leave Ironton, toda,y' s show stand, at midnlght and lt wlll roll tnro Gallipolls with the dawn. Animal men, canvasmen, grooms, "cookhouse'' crewmen and elephant handlers wflJ first see that tile cook and d1n1ng tents are raised and the rield t;Qes are fired and cooking, p.m., ror · ~· 'JU ... MUSTANG :!- IJB IIAHilT OI' Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help US! this newspaper. THEY WANT TO HELP Dear Helen: OJr Sodality group at .school . wants to do something for the children in Vietnam. We read "' about the girl who collected money for an orphanage over there, and wonder if you have any oth. er addresses, so that we, and other people in the United States can help those little kids who have so little. - WANT. lNG TO HELP Dear WTH: Here's a letter, aimed right at )'OU: Dear Helen: I just wondered if you oould give a few lines to us Glii.D Vietnam: Joe Poptefowski and I have a project goiog here in t h e Plelku area. We're asking our friendo bad< home I<> send any lUnd of chi.ldren's clothing they don't need - baby clothes, tbings for )'CJUnl children; and they can ~H 10111 and tmcelo too. The'"' kids havt 10 little, aometimes not even a home.' We're trying 10 lot tllo V!olnameoe know that , Americus DO care and want .: :to help. ' 1 · any rA your readers have dOCile&, 1D flOOd ciind!Uon, ··; ~'""" 10U IOIId tllem lo: CHJL. Dear G.P.: Heavens no! You've made a wise de'ct!UoiJ. Don't let the yakkers back yoo down. - H. Nat)Oieon Followers S.Hiocl In Ala. DEMOPOLIS, Ala. (1JPI)Thls town on the white blutra or the Tomblibee ruver was settled by a bar.d ot exiled foJ~ Jowers of Napoleon In JB17. June 22 Tilt fudians Slip By Extra Points, Pro 2784.27,. • 2 DR. HARDTOP, 6 cyl., stan. W 289. 27 DISCOUNT Sa~ Prke $ 2495· ' trans., radio, deluxe wheel cover, w-w fires. •• .... -~ +I BIG-TRUCK TOUGHNESS CAR-LIKE SMOOTHNESS Catch Us with Our $2619. 69 DISCOUNT 419. 69 rr~e $ O O 22 · PICKUP lRUCK, 6 cyl., 3 speed trans., rear bumper, heavy dutv rear springs. FORMAL 6AWIE 500 2 DR. 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Tilt In 12 Outings NEW YORK (UI'I)- Roy White bit his secODd homer of the year leading o!! the seventh lnolngand Mal stottlemyre pltehN his third shutout of tl-.e ...... sat.urda,y as the New York Yankees odged tile Boston Hell Sox 1~ arxl han1ed Jose San.tlagohisftrst loss after 12 consecutive tri- ' ~· • I . . ' ,~~;... " ' ' ,' . •• - ':J>t ' . disputed infield hit to White in the first and a single to Stottl• myre in the aixth berore Wlrl.te's hmner, suffered his tlrstlossai'Ji.. er four consecutivevictorltsthis season He allowed five hits and struck out seven. umphs. White's home run into the 101¥er right field stands, only the third hit off santiago, gave the Bostm rllbtharl:ler his first . . feat since July 5, 1967, when he lost 4-3 in relief to the Callfor.. ' ONU Sebedulea New Hardwood Opponenll ADA, Ohio CUPD- ObloNorthern Univero!ly - - ita basl!etball schedule ror - ..... ... soturdBY. reaturlng '""' ~ ponenta from Tennes1ee, Alabama, Indiana IIIII Ohio. Athletic Director Man Erwlish said newccmera to &be alate were Chattanoap, lluat1ngtoa, Somrord and llaDover frCIIl oot of otate and Urbaoa and Oblo Wesleyan frmn Ohio. The Polar Bears wW portlclPI!te ln two December toumamenta, st Troy State ID rna and Marshall, Mich. WEDNESDAY MAY 15th Stottlemyre, pitching through a steady drizzle, scattered seven hits IDd was in trouble often as he picked IJl) his fQil1h victory in seven decisions. In the first i~ nirw, Stottlenzyre walked M 1 k e Au:trews with one out and C&rl Yastrzemski singled past an over-shifted infield. Joe Foy advanced the runners with an infield out but Stottlernyre struck (J.It Ken Harrelson to end the threat. In the seventh, Rico Peu-ocelli led oa with his second single and one out later Santiago sacrificed him to second, but StotiJemyre retired AOOrews on an infield rd.ler. stottleJI'I'Yre gave up a two-out single to Reggie Srnitb in the elghth arxl walked Harrelson before striking out Foy on rrur pitches. Stottlemyre struck out 10 and walked two in picking up the victory. Santiago, who gave up only a Three Spor18 EveniB s P011tpooed By Rain COLORS ALUANCE, Ohio (UPO Three sports events scheduled by ~Union teams were either canceUed or postponed Saturdl,y because of rain. omcills said an independent baseball game between Mount Unioo m:l Akron Universit;y was cancelled. The Purple Raiders sport an overall 8-2 record, and are tied ror seconcl place in the Ohio Conference with a&.2mark. A leque dual track meet with Wooster was pushed back until , Monday, but 1 teomls meet with Baldwin-Wallace was cancelled · and not re1cheduled. T E T s 0 SUMMER BOLD The bold color look that pleases the mo•t dl•crlmlnatln9 testes. Thl• •urnrne,., you can make your Stetson . . lectlon from a ne:w group af cool, llghtwalgl-ot braids. From $7.98 Others DocS mith We hove 27-68 Buicks in stock ready to go. . Says: Many with Air Conditianing 1967 Buick Skylark c... Interior. Local Owner • ·12,000 as IIIII ID tl1e Oral when DOl ~ walked aM came arouat Cll ID lnfield out and two w1ld plt<bu and scored 1 second rllll In the sixth when Fraok Coallll o!Do glod, ad.ancell to oocond CD t wtld plteb and talllell "" RAID Hansen' 1 sinet.e. •' nla AJvO(s. · IS heme "" a l~e 1\l' - ~ Freehan oc:ored en a llnil• by Doo Wert. The Sunatori cwened the !'C... STRAW HAT DAY Factory Air Cond. PW, PS.'Cultom .... nl&lt~ . ·~ ~rea ' ' Ooli!aill · o.actt uw~ 2 ' \ Santiago Loses First VB, Auto. PS. Very Low. UbNew Now 1York 2, 'Booton 1, night , ,ao\'eland·12 Baltimore o, niPt ·DII!UI II Waoli!JWIOn I, nlghi Cldll 3 111m. 0, 111 IIIIo lllabt Kino. I Callt. $, 2nd IIIIo n!pt • q,l.... 2 OUI•'"'l, <dalll ' ~~· .~ WASHINGTON (UP0- Thell&- rup' a rwrscoring doOOle and a trolt Tlgwo rooted tile Waohing- walk lo Kallne. The Ttcers'addtoo Se111toro 12-2 Saturday. ed two runa in tbe tittb on a wllk AI Kal1ne and Micke)< Stanley to stanley, a sacrifice, Kaliue' 1 each sc:ored three runs dUring slow III'IJUIIOior that went tloroogh the runaway conteol Horton and the lei! side or the WuhlWert put tile finish~ toqcbea ln!leld roc a atllllle ocorl.. Star>on tho alaughtar by clout108blek- ley, Freehan'a dooble am HOrto.blek IKinera ln the nirdh too'a aaerlflce fly. Joo Sjlorma ohook oil an early Detroit got IDOther I'WIIn tile streak of wildness and went the sixth when Ray Oylerhltagrouncl dlotance, Um!ll .. the Sooatoro rule double to right and ocorell to Just four hits In plc!Ww up when reliever Darold Knowles his seccni victory of the 1eaaon. threw w1ld to first ooan ln!leld Freehan's alxth bamer or the hit by Sparma. Detroit came Ill) aeaaon climaxed a toor - run witb two moretntheseventhwhen tlllrd Inning and came after a Kallne walked, moved to second olngle by Stanley, Jim North- on Freehan's single and came AlVei•• . . . . . 13 ~' ,. ..\- 14 Loo ADp1oa at Atlanta 14 Philadelphia at Plttablrgh Chie.go • • • • .••• 13 14 at st. Loolo !lou-· ........ 12 14 Houotoo San Francisco at C!Ddmatl New Ycrk . . ..•.. II 15 ~·Re•ults: American League -Ywk5Chlca&01 TEAM W. I. San Frao. 6 Cloc1matl 4, nlalrt Dotrclt . . • • • " • 18 9 P!ttaburih 2 I'I1I1L 1, night Baltimore. 16 10 Atlanlf. 2 Loa Anr· I, n1c1>t Mlnnooota . . . • •• .1$ u Houston at st. · Lcodo, p;>d., rain aeveland . . • • • lt 12 . Soturolay'o llosullo: Olldlnd . • .- • • • • 13 14 Cldcaao a New Yctk 1 Now York . . . ••. 13 15 Loo I ., .~•......, Tigers Rout Senators, 12-2 C1nclnnat1 . • • . • • . 13 DEVOE ' '' I ) WONDER·TONESi , r· _ . S.lesmen-Emerson Jones- Cliff Phlllips-Eddi• - Fife~n . Thompson You Always Pay Less At By Owners Discussed do.it myself! F·IDD STYLESIDE FORD GALAXJE 500 2-DR HARIYrOP l Site Will Be Please, PRICES DOWN I By Helen Bottel brush4f. Tickets Go On Sale For Orioles US •• • DREN OF THE PLEIKU AREA, c-o Mikel McCallerty, 11J-4, RA· 19881485, 4th Adnm. Co., 4th Int. Div., APO San Francisco, 96262. Thank yool - JOE AND MIKE. Dear Helen: My parents gave me a choice between a girt or $2,000, to use for a down payment on a house; or a big fancy wedding, I chose the $2,000 gift., and my Dance thinks the same as I 00 - why waste all that mooey on a big wedding which, 1! it's like most of them, will cause fights, nerves, and family discord? But I find that my decision is also causing fights and discord. Our relatives hue their noses oot of joint because they can't be invited to our tin,y chapel ceremony. M,y girl-lriends think rm craz.y. They sa.v that, for the rest ol my life, 1~11 regret not having a huge, lovely wedding, A few even point out U1at a big wedding is expected or people in our income grOUp - and it you dli1'it have one, whispen !tart that "She had to get married!' ~ld we cave in? - GETTING PRESSURED ofq' '''"· Helen Help YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This column is ror young peo. ple, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and ttm. As with the rest or Helen Help USl, It weloornes laughsbutwoo't dodge a serious question with a . ···:· The Circus ·is Coming their charges. Before noon the big show will be In the air, and the aerial rigging, the three rings, the hippo. drome track and the grandstands wUI be in place. There will be lots to see at the circus grounds early tomorrow. ~rtly after noon all wil1 be ready ror the matinee performance sponsored by the Gallipolis Area Jal'cees. Heading the array or interna. tionally known talent in the King Brothers impressive 3 - ring program are: the great Napoleon, the man who stands oo his forefinger; the Apollo Family, unicycilsts; lovely lleidJ, Europe's noted acrobat and equUlbrlst; the Zamberla troupe of trampoilsts; Fred Asa.l's troupe of educate(! dogs and poole s; tile King Brothers perlorming Go-Go elephants; the famous Jordan famUy of aerialists and a congress of clowns headed by Art Adair, Harry Clark and Fred De Wolfe. · ~· IOOIIlinBb' Ianoe ID clutcll lituatiCIIII C111 the i1111 ..1ol1ald QU <Udiilnd, HW the Tigwo ol Waohifwton Couniy Wipe IWI.J' a Marauder 4-2 lldvantap In the bottom of the 1lidb tramelo p1n the ~. . Marietta, a ao-so team tn ma- the tnrnng. terlal but a determined one in Meigs' only other hit wu a attitude, ocored tllree big mark- ol!llle by Crow punched to rlgltt ers In tile beetle ollth on but ..., 11eld In the oeccnd 111111... hit Melp playero contributed Inge[a, ol!ectlvo all the way .., two errc:ra am two Tigers were the hill for the Marauders. pve permitted free panes: up noly three hits In tile lool .. The taot balr or the olxthfrome effort. All but one or thelfarletSCO!m> RUN - Lonolo Vao Meter, Metp' senior co~elder, to eaugbt by the Tlmes-Ser>' cgened wttll Hamilton, the leod- ta runa wore uaearned. Unel camera ao he tall1ell tllo Marauders' lui nm In their Dlotr!ct Cla11 AA tmrney bid Friday off batter, drawing a base 011 Ingels, a junior CUJ'!8 ~ ar· afle111001l Meigs wu defoated 5-4 by MartettL To the loft of the actiCIII at hCIDie plate Is Dennlo · balls frcm Meigs hurler John tlst who alsodlsplayaanetreetlve Ault who ocorell ID front of Vao Meter on a siJwle by Keltll Phallo. Ault helpo the -Ire call Van IJwels. Then, with one away a4- kmekler. struck out four am Meter oafe. Sbowo at r1&ht rocegriJIIrdlo Van Johnaoll, tile Meigs on-deck batter. . er rlgttUielder ·casto struck cut. permitted three bases on balla. ::::::::::~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=~:=:::=:=:::=:::::::=:=:=:=~=:::::::::::::::::>.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::-.:x:::::::::::.:::::::;x:=:::-:::::::::::::::~~=i:!::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::o;-;:::::: third baseman Keaselri.Dg Marietta's Scott struck o u t walked. flve, hit one and permitted two Hamilton scored after the ball baaes on billa. Marietta owned a was thrown IWI.)' in a ruMown 9o-5 slate going into the t.ourutry and Kellertng moved on to ment cCI'Itest and the aetback left third. Kellerlng then came home Meigs with a 10-3-1 seuon recon a o!!llle to ohort left field by ord. Arnold to tie the score at M. The Tigers were scheduled to Arnold ta111ed the w!nol.. mork- play Lancaster In tile Dl•tr!et er ror lfarletta alter Coltrtder. champlcnshlp game saturday afl,. the catcher, was safe at first on ei'DOODto but was poatponed by ROME (UP0 - Filth oeeded Mr of tile Jaat tournament on foortb seed Tcm Okker of the a ftelder's choice. rain. Lancaster defeated lrootcm Marty Rlessen or Evanston, ru., the Italian circuit before these NeUtertan:ls effiiiina~tena­ Jlm Scott, MU!etta's lolly 2-0 to eorn o berth In the finals. . hammered his way intotherourth championships, uncorked a va- cious Jaime Pinto Bravo ot Chile, hurler. went on to gain the win By innings: rleiy of shots that len his an- 9-7, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3. roord of the 25th Italian tennlo by set111111 tile MoriUdero d01m MEIGS 000 202 0- 4 6 4 champlonah!ps saturday witll • ranked opponent shaking hl.a head Okker's superior stroke play In order In tile top or the seventh. MARIETI A 002 003 x- 5 3 2 6-1, 6-2, G-4 win over yoongMas- in frustration. Cln&J.Qr broke Pinto Bravo, whose Marietta• s other two run~~ came Ingels and Swan. Scott &nd cal t- sbno de DOOJ.enico of Italy. Rlessen had a great chance to awn strong baseline game fell In the third when Scott was safe rider put the match away in less than apart in the third set after wor.. It took Rlessen only 16 mlrron an error with two away and utes to win the first set and ex- an hour, but dr~ped his own rying the 24-year-<>ld Dutchman tllen Ham11ton and caotohltblckactly 80 minutes to wrtp it up service and fiubbed the ninth for more than an hoor. Riesl@n to-back o!ngles. and join oec:ond-oeedell Clll! mch- game after three tim~s reach- and Okker, racing comparativeMelgo, behllll 2-0 at tills J)Olnt, e-y of Dallas in the final 16. ing deuce. ly easy matches in the n e x t rlllled to tie the contest wttb two He made it in the tenth game round, are expected to meet in a The 26-yearooQJ.d Riessen. 'lfl~Po after De Domenico twice hit out quarterfinal showdown. tlllllln the top of the fourth when of bwnda and twice more waa DeMio Ault !ell ol! with a ollll!le, Veteran Patricio Rodriguez of stole second aqd third, Lennie left flatfooted by Riessen's over- Chile, now in his 11th yearoothe Van Meter walked and otole sechead 11D11shes. International tennis clrcul~ batMAII!ON, Ohio (UPI) - Ticond, Keith Phalin was safe 011 an When play began in cloucly tlell 14th-oeelled Jan Kodes or error by Marletta'stlrst sacker kets lor tile 9tll Aooull Northhot weather, only 18 fans were Czechoslovakia fairly evenly b&o South All-&ar basketllall same alii Van JOODSOII o!ucled. in the center court stands. A fore collapsing iD the fifth set. The Maraudero tllen tool< a 4-2 to be played here June 22 weut much larger crowd watched an Kod:es took it 6-4, 4-6, 3-6, 7..S, leod In the top_or tile sixth when on oale to tile publlc Saturday. outside cwrt match ln which ~A SIIOkeoman oald that tbooe Ault banpd hlo second bue hit BALTIMORE (UPO - PIJK:h. of the dly. moved to second on Wisbllll! to purchase tleketl Bill Swan's intleWgroundoutthen should send a self-addre&a en- bitter Lee Maye' s single with two came home on a single b,y Jim velcge to North • Sooth Cage out In the nintll !Mi.. drove In Tony Horlm wltll tllo lie break· Crow alter van:Meter wu hit by Claulc, Marlon. a ,wlldjlitch. VBn Meter scored The samewtll beJ!Iayl\d~lll'! ~ ~ u, lllo~., ••Doil a cfutch oiiiJle by PhaliD bt>- Cdlseum which holds abdul~t;ti:TaDf iidtlftlhi:med 'i&t'1Jilti- ~li!KJ fore Jcimsoo Voundell oot and 000. omctals oald that tickets more Orloloo t h e I r foorth Bartala 'D!ell oot to center to and alread;y have been dlotrlbuted to 1trotsht loos 4-3 behind Som Mc· ochoolo or participating playoro. . O...eU'o elght.-hltter. McDowell, who aoored his fourth victory against one loss, NEW YORK (UPJ) - Owners or pan (or extra poirtsonatrial struck oot 10 to set an Amerl· or the 26 American and Nation- basis duri~ the pre ... aeuon can Leque record ol 40 otr!ke- al lague teams open their an- exhibition games. outs in three consecutive games. nual meeting In Atlanta Monday U the extra point kick lo •· The AL mark or 38 had been to determine the 1969 Super bollahed, teams wo.aldhaveaaop.. ohared by Walter Jolmooo and Bowl site and decide whether to tlon of running or passing from Bob FeUer and tile ml,ioc 1_.. aboll&b the kicking lor extra tile two-yard llne r<ir 000 point. record of 41 Is held by San<b' points 'on a trial basis. AFL owners met in New York Koorax. Miami, site of this yeu-'s sU. last week ani, in 111 informal Hortm. hid reached second with per Bowl, aid New OrlBUUI ll'e poll, favored the proposal. The one wt in the ninth when secom the leading cooteOOera !or the AFL currently has the optim or baooman Dave J oonsoo droi!rl>ed 1969 post-season game between kicking tor ooe .POint, or J'Ullo. bls !ly ID ohort right field for a the AFL and NFL champions al~ ning or passing for two points. two-base error. After Duke Sims thoo&tl several other cities also The trial could only be instih.,e made bids. It w111 be the was walked intentlooally, Watt third meet!.. between tile champ. luted throu8lt a unanlmoos vote tanned Tommy !Iuper before of the owners. ions ol the two leagues. An NFL spokesman s*id such Mayebl-dhiapm~llll However • more lnterestproba- a move wwld eltminate the only hit to r!oht nald. The fndlana took a 2-0 leod ln bly will be atlrred up in discus- part of the game where there is the secood oa Harper's two-nm .slons of whether to do awa,y with no continuous action. .. ~'tudles utra point kleko after touchhomer olf Gene Brabender. downs. The NFL mrners at their of paat years show die extra Baltimore sc:orell an unoorned poila has almost becc:me autoo. ruo (jl the. secoo4 on a sl!Wie by February meeU.ng proposed that matte.'' Joimioii,~ which lell!leldor i.ecoi · teams be all.,ell only 1<> run Wagner allowell 10 10 lllr<lllb him for u error. and aaotber bue bit by Andy Etehobtrren. A single by Wagoor and a dooble by Sima pve Clovelaod a il-l lead ID tile foorth but the Orioles tiel! 1t ID tha elghtll oo · By United Press lnteroatlooial Loa Angeles at Atlanta, rughl Nallcnal Leque an ln!le1d lill&le by Qort MotHoustoo at st. Lonlo, night W. I. San Francisco at Cincinnati, 1m, a double by Dr"'*" Robin- TEAM Everybody wants to get 9 .night sen, another tn!leld bll by Boos st. L<Rt!o • • ••.•• 17 Pblladolpbla . . . • • 14 13 .Powell ud Johnson's aaerlllce into the act when it Plliladelphla at P!ttslJurRI>-I.WI.. San Francisco . . . . 14 13 n!Johl !ly. comes lo painting with Devoe Wonder· Atlaot. . • • • . • • • • 14 14 Toda(a Games: Tones. And why not? Wonder-Tones Pittsburgh • • • . . . . 13 13 New York at Chicqo, 2 ' ITH GOBLE FORD has the or · 1966~v.DNMSed• VB, Auto. 21,000 mlleo. Local School Teachers. Trade. Nice Factory Air Coud. 35,000 milel Showroom eondllloo .·' �•• •• . f ._., '•• ~ ·..;,.~ ..... ·~ Sunda), May 12; 196.'i •.,,._,,,~ia, "'tm•··~~enlinei, •/i. · now ll..t ln all games IIIII 2-3 In the Southem·lliYlalon SEOAL. GAHS '""' pll,l's Ironton at Galllpollo orr Tuesday ln the Blue Devils' llnai SEOAL game, Blue Devils. It was the first wln for the Ironmeri ln the Southern Divi- consecutive loss [or Blue Devil ace Tom ~ncer who waa beaten twiCe successively by the Meigs Marauders. ~ncer Ia outn... now 4..3 tor the season. Neither slde had an extra base spencer went the route for the Blue Devils, allowed seven hit. Jacksorr had oeven Blngloo hits, gave up one walk and struck and GARS, three singles. ~uthern Dlvilion. record is oow 1-S. It was the third consecutive one run loss !or the mue Devils o! Coach Cll!! Wilson. GAHS is , •.. · ·': . ~. ·,. ·, . ' an.r Bruce WU,qn Dltil. ool w d110 a fi~t.ler•a choice with F, ri!lht netd IQ Open the liming. Bumell QUI at lhO plate. Cook Grea Pauley wa": sale on an er- ~ out and file threat was ror. Lonnl•· -Bu~ sblgtect and o.ver~ · . , Damy Cook allll!l~; 'l¥9rirrl ~en ilel<lfr .~idi GreeD ill tho Pauio,y, .Ji!r\ on~ li~lfieecl ; lii>rllh'l' ,IIU tirO 'top hitter of the •oortna llrroti, !t>eric~ ~ atlerli¢n: .w1t1r i1fO iiln!llea In out. · · . .: ' . lhrea,trips to tiro 'plote, GAllS loaded .liM! ~·~• In II)• , .. · top of tire seventh lrlning.bUi fail- GAHS AB R H eel to break 'tho 2-il il~. 'Fred . L• IIi·, IS 3 1 I Burnett, plnch-lllttlrl, lor David D, ~. If 4 0 l Johnom, slngiecl. 'I'Qm Meadows J. Gilmore, 3b 2 0 0 struck out. WU1011 walked. Dave T, !pncor, p 3 0 0 Burnett, hittirrg for Paule,j., walk- Mosely, e 3 0 0 ed w load tho baoes. Bush hit D. John ..., rf 1 0 0 tile· bottom of the sev.enth Cor the lr<lllmen. Harold llowe olngiecl and Bob Mount hit lnw a field- JA\KSON · ~ Ron<IY : Terl')''l. obigle with two ~ alid two 011 ln the bottom of tlie oeventll Inning gave the Jackson Ironmen a 3.: win Frida.Y afternoon over tile Galtla Academy Hlsh School sion ot the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League, Their SEOAL ~-- -, er'• choice with Uowa out at second. Bob Thor1011 singled and third Terl')' single~ drl•ing h o m e Mourit with the wliming run. Phil Coburn went the route for the lronmen. II• allowed onl3 tllree hils, walked four and st""'k The loss was also the s ·· u The Blue Devlls scored their Gal')' sexton !anned "' open two runs in the top of the third out six. ' Bobcats Ousted 3-2 On Disputed Play '' GALUPOL!S - Coach Johlli\Y Kyger Creek led 2-1 as South Wickline's Kyger Creek Bobcats Webster came up Cor their lasl were eliminated from the Class bat Jon Rothgeb walked the Orst A District baseb&Jl tournament three men to load the bases. Friday afternoon at Chillicothe The next man up Oied to right on au appeal play when South field. Miller, the man on third, Webster pushed over two rwts streaked home and s~ored. Kyin the bottom of the seventh to ger Creek protested that Miller win 3-2. failed to tag up after thll catch. Meanwhile, Rothgeb was on walked one and struck out five. the rubber and Claxon, who had moved to third base, broke for home. Rothgeb threw to the plate and had a balk called on him. Two runs crossed the plate and gave South Webster the 3-2 win. Miller, the winning pitche, allowed Kyger Creek four hits, Hanes paced South Webster with two hits in three trips to the plate. Extra base hits for the whmera were doubles by Trigg and Stacy. Tam Hysell was the top hitter !or Kyger Creel- with two singles in three trtps to the elate. · SOuthern' Division I 0· 1 Meadows, cf~ B, Wil1011, 2b G. Pauley, lb o. Burnett, rf TI)TALS 3 0 0 ·2 0 0 2 0 0 0 24 0 2 0 3 KYGER CREEK AB R H - · 2b · · · .. · .. 1 0 0 ,.;;.;.-'!"'!!'!'!!'!!!~'!'!!'-.. Harmon, 2b • • • · · · • 2 0 I Matthews 41, and Mike Orr 40. PT. PLEASANT - Josl! Deweese 'R, Dirk Jackson 43, Bar- HUNTINGTON - Eddie Morrison 35, Jim Hawklns, 33, BUI Mood,y, It · · · • · · · · Quillen, rf · · •••. .. Jividen, cf • . ....•• Rothgeb, P •• · .. · .• 000 001 000- 1-S-0 Agee (1st), 000 100 Oh-2-8-0 Los Angeles Of!lcials o! on Argentino Chica&O 000 001 OOI-2.Jl-2 ..little league'' soccer tour. Oakland 000 001 000-1-5...() nament saJd Friday they John, Locker (8}, WOQd (9) ejected a team from the event and Josephson; Dobson (2-2) after a player- a 14-year..old and Pagllaronl. WP- Locker (2- finally, Meigs wlt11165. boy- reported he was ol!ored 1). HRS- Berry (1st), PagliaroOther low scores were Mike 2,500 pesos- or $7-to ''Phi!' his ni (1st). Atlanta Drysdale, Queen, c ...••. .. • , 1 (2.:!) and Tillman, Martinez (8). SOUTH WEBSTER AB R H LP- Dryldale (1-3). San Francisco Claxon, c . .•• , , . , . 3 1 0 Ramsey, cf • , • , •.. 3 0 0 030 030 000- 6- 8-0 Johnson, 2b . . . . . . . 3 1 1 000 003 001- 4-11..0 Hanes, 3b . . . . . . . . 3 0 2 Perry, Llnzy (6) 11111 Hiatt; Culver, Davidson (5), Kelso (5), Ruth, " •.. .. ... , 3 U 0 Trigg, II . . . . . . ..• 2 0 1 COrbin, Bruce Harreld, and Greg worst." The bribt offer was Detroit 440 300 100-12-14-1 Lee (7), Abernatlly (8) and Smith, of GAHS, each of \\11om made by a team counselor. Wash 100 000 000-. 1- 7-i Bench. WP- Perry (3.:!). LPMcLain (5-0) and Freehan; Culver (1...2). HR-McCovey Stacy, lb . . . . • . . . . 3 0 1 r-----------•••••••••••...I 1 I 1 I I1 1 1 l 1 1 I I I 1 Moore, Humphreys Rose, rf ... ...••.. 3 o 0 B&xtCil, ph . . . . ..... 1 0 0 Bosman (9th). Miller, p • . . ..••• . 2 1 o Philadelphia 000 000 001- 1.Jl-O TOTALS ..•....•• 29 3 5 1965 Cadillac Pittsburgh 000 002 OOx- 2.9-0 By Innings: C I • 4 Doo Fryman, Hall (7) and Ryan; 1 11" ~~~~~r.. f;r!•!'k m OQO O- 2 4 2 r . (5th), Kail., ~nd). , . V?ai~, Fac.e, (9). and ~· )\'PSoUth \\iibster 1oo o!Jo. 2~ 3 5 2 F'l!L_••.,c>.>!'!it ~uipment, rail. 1 I Clo... . 414 ooo 102-12-12-0'Voate (t-:1): l:l'2'r~man ·"' •). ro. mrtlil"l!lili. wlslw th'.S: I Bait 00 00 ., ,.~ Batteries: Kyger Creek Climate Control Aidcondl· I 0 0 000- 0-. 3.:! Houston at st. Louis, postRothieb (LP)and Peck IIIII Queen; tioning, grey with. beaut!. Siebert (4-2) and Azcue; poned, rain. SOuth Wcb!ter - Miller (WP) lui l!l'ey Interior. 1 Hardin, O'Donosflue (2), Howand Cluoo. ard (4), Nelson (6), Richert (8) 1 and Hie!ary. LP- Hardin (4-1). MILLER TO MINORS LOUIS (UPI).- stu Miller, I HRS- DavaiUlo (2nd), Azcue theST.much-traveled 40-year-old I (2nd). relie! pitcher with 15 seasons ln Minn 000 000 000- 0-2-0 65 Cadilltc Coupe Deville . . . . . . $3200 I Calif ooo oo3 oox-- 3-6-0 the major leagues, Is returning Aqua finish with matching interior, full power, rae. I Kaat, Miller (7) ond Zlmmer- to the st. Louis Cardlnalo tory air-conditioning. 1 man, Look (7); Brunet {3-3) organization as a member or Cards' TUlsa farm club in I and RodgerS. LP-Kaat <0-i). the the Pacific Coast League, I 1 HR- Reichardt (4th). Miller, originally signed by 65 Cadillec Ctlals H.T_ Sedan $3200 1 (2nd game) the Cards in 1949, has seen Mlnn 000 400 020- 6-7-3 Green with green Int., lull power, facU>ry air· I I Call! major league dut.Y with st. 000 400 100- 5-S-3 1 conditioning, one owner. I I C h. a n c e, Perramsld (1), Louis, Philadelphia, the Giants York and Sin FrancilI Worthington (9) and Roseboro; inco, New Baltimore, and Atlanta. He Clark, Burgmeier (5), Rojas (J) GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE and Satrlaoo, Rodsero (J). WP 11as sl111ed Fridl,l' by the Carda - Perrannskl (2-0), LP- Rojas after being reloaoecl by the 1 Braves. I (1.1). HRS- Kirkpatrick (lot), Oliva (2nd), I (2), I (6), Higgins (9) and Bryan. LP 1 - Moore (0-3). HRS - Wort I (2nd), Howard (7th), Froehan USED CARS $2995 1 r.- ---------.:---------------1 1 I 1 1 1 I I I II I '\ I ·-------------------------J KARl •· YAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES OPEN EVES. TIL 1:00 992·5342 POMEROY I I II I ~---------------------J A MOTHER'S LOVE is like a TiEl WAPLES ELl CAPTAIN NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI}- National League Now York 000 000 410- 5-11-1 Chica&O 010 000 000- i- .2-S Koosman, Koonce (7) and Grote; Jenkins, Regan (7), Hartenstein (9) and Boccabella. WP- Kocioman (5-l). LP- Jer>- Robirl Waples, of Palo Alto, Calif., a member or Yale's NCAA champlonlliip 400-yard freestyle relay I!ICJ&ad, hal been elected captain ot the 1968-69 Eli swimming IIC)II8d. I I I I I BUY FROM BLAETTNARS FOR A BETTER BUY Mother love branches oot to guard, protect. and Io,·e.you. T~. Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Smart bright red finish. 4 ap. trans. Positive traction diUerential. This car shows the \'~ry best put clown your roots you know those protecting branches are there. of care. 65 .FORD........$1,695 Let yoor mother know now or your graUtude iii) love, by Showing )' our appredadon every day, and Galaxie 500 V8 4 dr. Sedan. Superb concllUon. Power 1 ~rt 111 Power brakes. Crulsematic . One local owner. · .PUUcularly on Mother's Day. This bonk joins in honoring the Mother s of this community. 64 SKYLARK $1,495 JUST ARRIVED AT •••• i' Of '350' CYCLES I ~ .. , . Also we hive a complere llne1111 of all o! Honda. cyclto rarrglrw from tl'" trail eo, scrwbler 90, super aport 125, JCrll11bler 125, ll!tambler 17$, 1M icrambler 4:50. • • Ill . new . col~a, ne" tranamlsslon£'1 new 1t;rlina, new horae poWer r•tings... . . . - .. . ~ -·--- ·-· .~-.....~. ----.~- • .... ·~-···· . . . . . . . . -~ · ··" "1: ·-~ ·'·' ·- "' -~·~· ~ .. ·- - 422 SECOND AcVE. GALLIPOLIS, OJUO : -· ~ '{.::t~·,\r,:"'' , ·~· P'\'; .~.· L, (llu~~NewHAVen; Paul F-1'110rnaa. Jr., Point Pita-, 11111 BIU Wllhera, Ai>plo GroTe. . CreotJril.mud. Interest In MaQl 11re C0U11tJ ·l"el tbe r4e01 1111 C<iruty Is tile two serrta .., seeming w ereate tire moot tnfor eleetion 011 the MaSIII Com· west are tile 8herflr race and ~ -..d of Ecllcatlon w1t1r oJaht aaeeooor post. Seeking Ire nomcl!!dlclatea. ,~oirr, oee.ldnl ~ Ill fll• delll0<1'at tlckot thi otols. The two ·boartl lor•'i!lbtrlll: are Jomoo (Morrlo) m~olilll be electecllllTueo- , 'ilr~ llrvllie A. Strow and d~leieetion, · ·· . ; ~ ~) lllrlflnalr wldletwo ' are after the rrorili~ Nell' Ha""!'i Wllllt L, 'Dbcl:: ~ ,ihat Uckel, D. B, ~ lldt""' :tt. ~lareBurs-.IIB.Daw- , ~elllll II!! I WISH TO THANK THE VOTERS OF .. MEIGS COUNTY FOR THEIR .SUPPORT IN THE MAY 7TH PRIMA~Y. IT WAS ·. · ' ., ·, .'. ' . • . . •, • , l ''ti ..... ,... • {~ • ' . , •. ' FOR -. . .... , ~ .1.i>rP4, ·Pol. .Adv. 1'otlle foteruUWgs CHntf My "1ost.sincere thanks for your vote of c:orlfidence at Tuesday's Republicen Primary " EVELYN LUCKE • ' I· .. · Mitlgs County Clerk of Courts -. I'll" Pol. Ab. '.' . ~ •• ' To The People of Meigs County For Their SUpport That Was Given Me in the May··~ 7 Primary Election l my) llan<lalilllle1he~ lildWir-CJadl1aur-.~r. ~· c1omoer1t JIDIII lc CIIJilCinentl lite Mra. Jean AJ.oo~pnaro· ~ . 1:M lbolril)tclrilo~loilill Burdetle .and Cbarloo E. ·Jor- u... alate 'ire ·Mike lliaw lor 1lre ·dOJnocrll tl~ lor of dan. prollieutlng ~; L. w. Get- tilt 28th .lirdielal dlllriot IIIII: v. Rol4 DooiiUio bas D1 - - . ey for CcMrllQr clerk IIIII Howard K, ~. ftlllllll- II llilap.. 1·· potOCI for tire 'ouiro al!lee Cll Ire r'ld>Uean tlclo!t. . B.....-r c. (llrer17) Jlllttlt f.n -oocl ...... npubUcaa bal· · . II.U lot for tile House of Delliptet hill Maom c:oum;y no. I h • . · · democrlllo hU'e rio curdldate for £1..... thiaseat. . . .. _ '-4" . . · El'even G•.rls For ' AISOJ Wish Mr. Ours and fh. Clark . . Lots of Luck in November ,~GlLKE¥ · $1895 new -trres, . ! v.·e ow'n at Pagea·n· t = - ~lllliiOcl 1961 Corvalr 4 Door \ $595 • I 700 aeries, PowerglJdl trans., radio, beater, oew 'A'•a-w, it. Ill'• llniah wlllr lllotleso cle.. Int., local I owner low \ I• ' ~~A~ I 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne ~· $1095 I 4 Door, V-8 engine, Powergllde trans., vinyl ln. terlor, good whitewall tires, white over grey finish POMIIO'I, OHIO ~LIPOI.Ii, GMIO !IIIPiiMIII1illh ,...._ .,...,..,. ,.,... .,....,..,,.JI!!Ul*,mthe.,... cnllqlatll,lllll~11111ren­ • lor tile o1ate ....,. polt, ,..,,.. )rWUcu' t!'*~ ~ l<lir tlole11a:vnor11. New llaYeo; Bnd to tilt Natl-t.c.a.ealiCra ro, Rt. 1 Gl,l' and W. ~ hill tlrll F011111r cancreoslooll ~ ·of CIIJ, Dlotrld Ill ·~ dlmocrllle tide ', Ql •Ira llllional tltUI .,..,_ IIIII: two m tbe repl)llcaa balFuneral ~vices wW bt 111M . crat tneumblnl Kill lledrlll' II lat. ~ at .to Lm. at the 1111fW - " " Ill' tbe In ...... _ _ _ _..:....,___ w. ~!'~~nl !kalrtln , ... 111'1111 frorn tile fourlb COIIIINIVERLIE D. AliOS Port......h. Graveside' rito·. ut llloaal diotrld wltlr Ralllh Lewla POMEROY - FUII!ral aorv- be fteld ~ 'rr.up.ril. Ill....., tlrelme rtiJilhllcan ...,_ ices flrr v.erU,o D, AIIIOI,. 7i,, · G • o • e Cellletery, Purrtl'!ll. 41datalll'tllo ...t. who ..Uecl IWiJ FrlilQ .. . Fl'ierrda may caD at noon. wiU bo held SWrday Ill 2 - · II\YIIme. p. m. at tile Ewlq Chqlol In JOSEPII WETiiEIIIIOLT Pomeroy with Rev. Meozel Smith otllclad!IB' GALUPOLIS - .Josepb B!a. OQIIpment III)Ol'ator tor tbe V. She Ia survived by her lruo- Zll' Wetberllolt, 77, former nlM• "·•~--Co ., ~-• Fnncl s V.• ""~-oy; on~-· ~~-· eon~.~ouu...... ...u, ot (;olllpoltt llid Gollla Colwnbuo, 0. Bom J1lle 3, lll5 one ..., Tl1orrru W. Bowen, RD Cowlty, died Frltlq at hit'In Mallll Couni;y a 1111 ol tilt late Pomeroy; a doushter, Allee Rol- In lloJnton Beactr. I;'IL WeQo,y and l4a Miller s.,re. 1~ St. Simm'o iolud, GL, A lll'mer llrYiee 11tat1oa IIIII &rrvlvlng are his wife, Miry and me grandson, Jphn TldDas ...-... operator, be ..... vet-' .. ......... RoiUnsar. Beattie Sl,l're; me · ..._...r, eru ()( i10tll World War I IIIII Mary Marpret Sl,l're, at bomo; Friends may call at the !uner- D, hlvlrla oenlrrg u a Clrlot one sur, Larry Sl,l're, Pl. Pleu- a1 hcne anytime and burial wiU ~ oiilcer In tlloiJDited-• ant; four Billers, Mrs. Minnie ba 11 the l!ockSprlrws COIIlele17. Navy. Hartley, ... "-•-• uw.B. . . . Cheese • GAY MASON COLE Mr. Wetllerlrolt Wll a lll8lllbtr brew, both of Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. POMEROY - "•· MaooD Celie, of the Ma..ale Lodge, PrH>J· Luq Hlli, ltallandale, Fla., IIIII """ terlarr Clorrc:h and tho American Mrs. Marprot Sisson, cottop- 58, Lucuvllle, former Pmneroy viiie, W, VL; til..... b-·ro 1-v.IJ'IIill , died Sllrll'dl,l' m'"'ni!W lnduclo hlo witt, Hobble N.-rl')', Patriot, 0.; in Meroy Hospital, Por!IDIC>Ith. , Mrs. Emma Grshom WoGrerlrolt; Clell Sl,l'ro, ljycamore, m., and Mr. Cole is survh1!d by his • two daug!rtert, ·llrl• Jack (J!:I• HoU01 Sl,l're, London, 0., IIIII wife, Fannie Re)'DOids Colo; two Dlr) GWs, Wortl>lnatnn. andMra. three graDdchlldren. 10118, Kermetlr, Rock)' River, Eclnrd (Beulah) Donal~ CoFuneral service will be lloo- !)hio, and Donald ln Gormarl)'; lwrrbul· four llotera Mila Wta. dl,l' 2 p.m. In tilt Croston EVB two daughters, Mra. Mary Nl- Dlt W.iMrt..it MrL Chur<h - • be wu a mom- klu, Portsmouth, and Mrs. Jan- Belvle Trotter, CJ1mru 1: Mra. ber, with tilt Rev. FAipole Gar· ot HCIIIlriml, WeUston; one atop. Chleo Gilpin, ~ va. low IIIII tile Rev. Gerald StJre daughter, lilts. Lillian Rordoon, and Mrs. Mario W - . al!lciatlng. Burial wiU be iD the Portsmouth; two alatera, Mrs.. ton Beac:b, Fla., llld five pwiJ.. church cemetery. Frlendl may Freda -!~sUe~, Belpre, and Mrs. chlldrea. ..U at tile Crow-Huosell Fuller- : Mary BliiiJWJiy• Columbus, IIIII Sentceo will ba ......,eecl by a1 Home. me brother, Alvin Cole, Atb- the McCoy-Wetllerholt Funoral s.r- Pita otJlokll the~ ~esiderrt, ~von Gallti.ou.• w ena. , 8 oma. FAYE WINGEIT ATHENS Mrs. f ' a yo Wirwott, n, Pratts Fork, puseel awey unexpectedly Friday night after auUerlng a heart attack. Mrs. Wingett, the doushter of tho late Elias IIIII Laura llartl, taught school In Meigs Ccrurrty for aix years. . ·- TRINITY CARPETS 100% Continuous Rl~tNvlon SM was a member of t h e ~~:l....C::~ · No. 255 OES, grlllll electa ol ADMli1'ED - Mrs. L o r a Johir ~e. Pl. P!eaAm; Mrs. CUI!ordHait, Mt. Alto; Mrs~ v - !~•Coy, Br•f!alo; Cobert llalnoY. Pl. Ploaoant; Mrs. Mary Birad, Pl. Ploa•; Mrs• •VIrgie Oreen. H-r .... DISCIIl\RGED - MrL Roll-. or WUom, Pl. Pleallllt; Holb, pt, PlaeAm; lfl'L Robert Fllher, GalilpoiisFOfl')'; WUllam lllberl, Ga!Upolls Form Mathew Lour, Glenwoool. BmTH Mr. and MrL 81'01111, ....... Mrl- Jolin h11 tllt'rir,liilrU.... lllllai!Jill!(·. . - eurn.r W+W radiO, air<l)nditlo~­ - .howroom clean, red interior, gleaming white unlsh with red 2-tone. ' .... .,.,.,. "'...,•.,. ' th Area Dea ' s PT. PLEASANT - Elov• L : ::.:'~ : . . llrl• will compete for tro <1'01111 BRAZELLA HARTLEY In the Mill Maoon COWIIJpag- sort): Vldll ' Ralne1 (Ace lllsh Amusement); Patricia S m.!,t h PT. PLEASANT - "-._Bra"" SoiUrda!'. lla:v 21 Ill ... .Pl. "'--· Clroi ~ on rl ~......v; •ella (Zntlin) D. Hartll!', 76, PioaSIIII lllsh Sclrooi auditorium (Arne can - - by tbelocal ares Jl,l'- Kogl<a> (Cirarlo,y . Brown's Drive- Rt. 1 Pl. PleaNIII, died SaturIn); Bullara Lane (Ci~ Ice and dl,l' 1:30 a.m. In Pleasarrt Valceea. Fuel): Eiana Darst (llardln liiiOe ley Hi."tal after a tlrree 'II'OOka for Miss Ma1011 Center); Judy Lalhey (Fmtll - tunes. City l'llarmacy); Linda Ho1mea She was bom ·ln Mallll Cowl(Moore'o ~re); ~~· B : ty m August 9, 1891 a <laush[HOSPITAL ,.EWS nan (Tin,y'a Qr!ck ....,.,; Je ter ot tile lite Hrmry H an d --' I Yll!ltlnghouro Furbto (Sam Nichols Construe- Eilzabetlr ..,....._ .....~ Dur• • IICJlzer llcop~tiil: 111oo 2~ IIIII 7.Jl p.m. Pironte only 011 lion); and Elizabeth Borcham , Two ' lruoblllllo preceded her (Ward Webb, Lakin). In death, Errpno !pncer and Pediatrics Ward. Tho Wimer of tile Mlso Ma100 Sterling M. Hartllll'. Admllllms She was. a me-•Ropr J •.Thompoon, 55'!.r Court Courrb' title wiU rocei" $250 uu.tVI' ot t h e St., Gallipolis; TOll)' Browning, wltlr tropbiea· to be presented "' Heiglrls EUB Clrurch. &rrvlvlng are one daug!rter, Galllpollo; Harl')' R. Smith, R~ tbe wlmer, first, second wiUIIIII 1 Galllpolia; Floyd E. Swick, Rt. tlrlrd nrmor-- The wlmer Mrs. OWeo Lltclrflal4, Rt. I Pl. l Vlrrtclll; Mrs. Daorid E. James, also represent Maoon Couni;y PleaSIIII with wlronr llhe realdPl. Pleasant; Mrs. Jomoo T. Le- during the Miss West VIrginia ed lor tile past 10 yean; two Master, Pl. Pleasant; Robert L, papant ln Charleston In the fail. oars, Carl E. !pncer, Rt. 1 White, Ill, l' Racine; Clrarleo E, Pt. Pleasant IIIII Charles G u y · LarldDa, ~Iter; Theresa L. Spencer, Mariol1, ill. C.; a slater, ARRESTS MADE Do.W, Middleport; Mrs. RobPT. PLEASANT- Three ar- Mrs. Hollier Schwartz, Rt. 1 Pl. ert L. loon, R~ 3 Milton, w. va.; resta were recorded at the CllUilQ' Pleasant IIIII six brothers, JaoFloyd S. DeLalllunutt, Rt. 1 Well- jail Fridl,l' olght: EdWard Bates, per and Harl')' Durst, Middleston; Mrs. Donald F. Crl,l'cralt, 48, Pl. Pleasant, charged with port, 0., Wa!Ue, D1111, Charleo - Rt. 2 lrollton; Mrs. Glatjya M. lntoldcation; Robert S. Warren, IIIII Barto Durst, ail of Pl. Plea&Dalley, . i'omeCOI'; Arnett M. 36, Galllpolla, 0,. charged wlllr ant. lilleeto, Rotland. Funeral oervlce will be held 4rlvlng while lntoxleatecl; and Dlochlrgoo Danny E- .Jones, 22, Rt. 2 ·ft. 11 a.m. !olonclaJ> ln tho CrowMrs. Mary L. B.yua, Mrs. Sa- Pleasant, arrested 011 a ballla1'1\Y Hu soell Funeral Home. Burial bra Clark, Mrs. Freel CluUer, warrant. will be ln Looe Oak comele17. TlroDiao J. CoiUnl, The R e v. Friends may call at tile !Uneral JeMings S. Deeds, Mra. Bars\ home. bara A. Gardner, Mra. WWiam C, LOngsts!!, Jeri')' A. lfl'ers, HARRY SAYRE Mrs. Mabel G. Swanoon, KathPT. PLEASANT - Harl')' R. erine J. Smith, ~ C, Wolfe, Sl,l're, 52, Jericho Road, dieclunMrs. Roy A. Sl,l're, IIIII Mr o. expoctediY 2 p.m. Frldl,l' at his Charles Bowen and lnfanl tWin lrolne of on _..eat bearl attack. . . sona. Ho was OJ!IPic.1rod:-. a ,heavy 1 .. · - . . . . . . . ·. c..llnltz ,.tatcu~\1......,.. ~··.,..~-:~....._. . . ....,,th..~ ...._. ·.P~ . ..,_ ,· ~ 6Q~. Iii.J•~........ ::.. , w,.... ......... ... J . ROHlf CLARK REPUBUCAN NOMINEE C~ONER OF MEIGS CO. lflllilr Candl-• GREA TtY APPRECIATED. (tnt! mUqpear. l ' .. ' Dllfton, C, Ri3r\f.•• 11111 illkl VlrslliA, i'lent!r. .to THE VOTERS :Of ·MBGS COUI((Y * the Elltern Star In 1957, member of the Lodi Grange, the Ath- CAIAVIUE 12x15 .... $99.95 ens Einblem Club, tile Americon LagiClD AwdUary and the Awdlill'J for WW I veterans. A slater, Vldl, and her par- Toronado, 12xl5 .... $75.50 ents, preceded her In death. SEODATE-100% CUT PILE SUrvlvlrw are her buablnd, Weyne; one daughter, Mrs. TOllY STOCK DYED NYLON--9X12 35.00 Lauro, South Point; two aoos, Thomu of Delaware, IIIII David of Portamouth, and the grar>dchlldreo. Fwlenl services will be held Mondl1 at 2 p.m. 11 the HUiflos Funeral Heme in Athenl with Revs. H. Edsel Wilcox and Herbert Harris ofllcladng. Burial wW bo ln tho Pratls F'"'k Cometel')'. Friends may ..U at the !unorol hclllle after nonn Sundl,l' and services wiU be c....,cted by the llarriaORvllle OES at 7:30 p.m SIJre, Pt. Pleasant. a - VETERAN!l MEMORIAL HOSPITAL c\diRIIIOd: Orville Arm~, PometO.V; ~~~~~ Ti1pietl,' l'<rrtilllll; Alva Weaver, Hartford; Francia Klein, Mlddilpoft; Mallei Wlne- b~r, S,racuio. ' ~~~argod: Mary Silk, Jalrreo Lawrence .»yr SEE TmS HOMEIJTE SPECLfL V.4LUE! SUnciay. :7Z f. '' I I TRUCK BUY! 1965 Chev. 2 Ton Heavy Duty .· $2495 I THIS VALUABLE 'WOODCUT11RS KIT •r . 825 x 20 - 10 ply tlrea, 2-IIJOOd rear axJo, 292 cu. to. 8 cyl. erw., extra cleon and solid. Haal2fl. lnlulate4- body with rear IIIII side dOOI'L -· 'I 1960 Chev. 1/2 T. Fleetsldt · $595 ' .. I cyl. erwtne, extra aood heovy duty tlroL I; roal 1963 bov'. 3/4 Ton " ' ' ~·\1, · ~ \\ •.··• ....__.... "· . d!ilrl ·~1!!'111 1966 Chev. Bel ·Air 4 Door ··.co BUICK PONTIAC GMCTRUeKS PH. 992-2143 POMEROY, OHIO . . . ... ... ... . TAWHEY _STUDIO ,: Automatic trans., powef steering, all good tires, radio, heate~. light blue vinyl, interior. ~~~~~£~~~-~-~·££~·~~ •++"V+'+TYT+T+'+'¥+'4Ai-1Y+ ,.. ' L! $1895 I ..., .... ,•.,. Btl Air 2-Seat Sta. Wagon. BLAEITNA •DJUVE.IN WllillOW •FREE CUS'roMERJAl!KiNG •YOUR SAVINGS EAIIIH'II INTE!IEST ' 1965 CHEVROLET V8 Buick 2 dr. Hard Top. One local owner. Shows extra care. Power steering. Automatic shift. IOOd MANY MORE !• THE HONDA •3.10' ST ABOUT THE HOTTEST BIKE WE HAVE EVER ' N AND WE WILL HAVE A HARD TIME GE'ITING EN GH OF THESE BIKES ALL StJM. MER. • • WE JUST RECEIVED OUR SECOND LOAD THIS WEEK. .. THESE ARE ALL WE WILL HAVE FOR A WIBLE, SO HURRY IN AND LET'S GET TOGETHER ON THE NICEST CYCLE TO COME A LONG IN THE STATES, , , • • !IY 1'f')ll~,... '!lA T~S .,, erglide, radio and beater. WE JUST RECEIVED OUR SECOND LOAD 4-a350, candy red or candy blue, . S speed, I eledric starter, turn signak, chrome fenders, scrambler 3SOcc . • . • 2-CB350, candy blue-green or pine green, S speed, eledric starter, turn signak, ·chrome fenders, super sport 3S0cc . . .• 66 GTO•••••I$2,495 No matter where you SALES- SERVICE I RAWLINGS HONDA I I I ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AGOOD USED CAR· • • ' Local I owner, low mlleale car. White fiDIIIL, Reel · vinyl Interior, black top, new whitewall ~~n~.· l'olr· ' · -II engine, '·' . !"')'" ':;.{ ,,, ~of>.f . ~~ ~1!ii!l:<!ftr' ~·~~~Ill• ~OI'l'af!>allotlllllov0raom ~'a- ,tbH~Jirbllc~J~ ballot lor tbo prl"'~·· •11)11')' oiottlili. S99S .. EVERYTHING TO KEEP YOU ON THE GOI I ·f I <!' • _jt t ' ~ lrl•. ~ COr tbt ~. ~ . .,,.. ~ ,....., , ·~- . PL~~T "Tl< "',po·• ~100; ~ !il<lfrl, ~- fOr ·••"'~· • l'~llcaa •ti:~ ~Ill' t4uiq .._ ~ . ~ tree'~~ ' ,~--.a!~~Jr ·, ~ ~~~~= 1,., , . • • , bill!; , llli\fllolla Fercy; G, . E. candidates ·~ Ot'i:Ule (Buell) ,lil!~l!lii\; liut tilt~-.'!: _;;.,,}cl'.~.·.• ~B.urae•a,. ·.• -~......:. -• ,.:__.,;·n,,u-! .· a! ·,;..........., ."'·· . """"" ·"~:- ~~. ''' . ,lc)IW : , .. ,ll!l~~"facOCI"'fll :J:!Itlldly, lla:v a>.iel1lil>rlllner; lbrtludde; ,Crri-1 Slurg..., and, JO~ (rom- lol Uoli Eil1n E. (PtM, •.>,) ""' · :• 1963 Corvalr 0 0 TOTALS •• .' •...•. 26 2 4 (7), ... ~.·-•' "t.'·· l'}'r ' I Brewer (8) and Halleri Johnson CindM.ati Nelsonv!ll~,Y~k· , ; ~ ' ' " . ,. ,( Darst, 3b . · .••. • .. 2 0 0 Price, sa . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 tOx- 2-8-1 Billingham , ' 1 0 0 3 1 0 3 0 1 Thomas, ss .... .• , . 1 0 0 000 001 000-i.Jl-1 Peck, c ..••••...•. 2 0 0 000 100 ,lthenl •-: -·;• SAVE N 3 0 0 Hysell, 1b ••.....•• 3 o 2 ktns (4-2). HR- SWoboda (8th), American League At!>en• va. Welioton -- ' ' • .., !a- The l!urrdajo Tlm.O•. ~~~ sum.)r, Ma,Y 12! t96.~ , BUY""' NOWI ~. 1t · · • • · · · · 2 0 0 &ory 41, Jim Anderson 45, Jeff Burt 43, and Ronnie Anderson 43. Wellman 38, Mark Mullholland High s4Jiad, whose Jim Hawkins It seems that no level of sports Waslewskl (2-3) and Howard; fired a one..urdoriJ&r 33 w take competition Is Immune !rom the Bshnoen, Verbanle (9) and low medalist honorsofthematch. ugly specter OC a bribe. Gibbs. WP- Bahnsen (3~1). wltl1 141 strokes in the nine hole match. Ga.llia Academy H 1 g h School was second with 151, then came pt, Pleasant M.th 163 and and Mike Marnhout 47. MEIGS- Bill Hackett 38, Pat Linescores Blue Devils linished second to LIITLE LEAGUE BRffiED Boston a !IOW&r!ul Huntington (W.va.) ROSARIO, Argentine (UPI).- New York Huntington HJgh llnished first ry Casto 43, Kent Pancake 40, ' , SPREE tired the side in order in the first, se::ond and third innings. GALLIPOLIS -- Blue Devil had a 37. Huntington'sEddieMor- 44, and Scott Maro 45. gol!ers - looking lor their 20th rison had a 35 and teammate GAHS- Mike Corbln 37, Broce win o! the sea11011 all last week Bill Wellman had a 38. Bill Harreld 37, Greg Smith 37, Beep ·- ,. ' MAY SELLING GOO Huntington High Cops Quadrangular Match Hackett had Meigs' best etrort, a 38 . Josh Deweese had a 37 tor pt, Pleasant. Here are the team s<:ores: TEAM Wt T Ironton . . • • .3 0 · l M•igi .. .. .. 3 1 I Gaiii!IOiia. . . ~ 3 0 JackiOII • , , , I I 0 9 22 TOTALS 9 9 2 60 60 . · <Northern Division) ABR.HT~AM WLROR JACl\80N 3 1 l Atheos ..... 4 o 38 7 B. fl&rriB, II 3 0 0 LOgan , •....4 2 43 23 T. Lueai, c 3 0 2 Wellston ••• : I 4 21 .32 D. Green, lf 2 o o Nelo-Y.,k. • . 1 4 19 59 R. Newsom, rt 0 0 TOTALS 10 10 121 121 G. $xton, rf 1 LASr WEEK'S RESULTS: H. Howe, ef 3 1 1 1 1 Athens 7 Logan 0 B. Mount, lb 3 0 0 Meigs 4 Gallipolis 3 G. Mapel, 2b 2 B. TboriiOil, 2b 1 0 1 Ironton 4 Jackoorr I R. Tori')', 3b 3 0 1 Nolo-Yorlc 5 Wellston 3 P. Coburn, p 2 0 0 LOgan 6 Woilotor) I TOTALS 29 3 7 Jackoorr 3 Gallipolis 2 GAMES REMAINING: BJ lrrnlnga: GAHS 002 000 0- 2,1.:! Meigs VL lrorl/iJn (2) JACKSON 000 110 1-3-7.:! Gelii!IOIIB vi/ Ironton Balteriea: GABS - ~ncer (LP) 11111 ltlooly; Jackson Cobura (WP) IIIII Lucas. E _Bush ~eor Coburn, Harr!a. LOP 5, Jackson 3. Sae. Gilmore. Kyger Creek is now 11-3 for During World War I, the the season while SOt::t.Jl Webster term 11 Hoover1ze" meant doing wiUtout some articles of is 11-3. foOd for patriotic reasons. - racked up their 20th and 21st wins Friday afternoon with wins over Pt. Pleasant and t h e GaJlipolls Meigs on gol! course. Going into the quadrangular match the Blue Devils had been 19-9. They are now 21-10. The I· I Despite the lOBs, Rothgeb wu tile outolandlrw performer of the contest as he !onnecl 14, walked lour and gave up only 6ve hit~ Rotllgeb struck out the first nine men to lace him as he re- Burnet~ 1\flor the young <If the Ill· geoh hutch, they dre ' reP, qn "•!Jigeon milk"-~ uirl<i~• ' sull· stance secreted m' the llnlri" ll OR o! lhe i'arehl's croP....,whlch ~~' IJUffiJJed into the mouth~ oi t~o 10 5 ¥rlung. This ls'qulteciriillke aO)' 22 13 f~_ediog f)rottss ruunct · ~JS'C­ 19 20 whtre among ~irds. , t SEOAL Standings ef F, . ' ·,,, • • • - Kills GAHS Titl~lltspes, 3-2 '~ • · • • 'I' .' ' " -" �•• •• . f ._., '•• ~ ·..;,.~ ..... ·~ Sunda), May 12; 196.'i •.,,._,,,~ia, "'tm•··~~enlinei, •/i. · now ll..t ln all games IIIII 2-3 In the Southem·lliYlalon SEOAL. GAHS '""' pll,l's Ironton at Galllpollo orr Tuesday ln the Blue Devils' llnai SEOAL game, Blue Devils. It was the first wln for the Ironmeri ln the Southern Divi- consecutive loss [or Blue Devil ace Tom ~ncer who waa beaten twiCe successively by the Meigs Marauders. ~ncer Ia outn... now 4..3 tor the season. Neither slde had an extra base spencer went the route for the Blue Devils, allowed seven hit. Jacksorr had oeven Blngloo hits, gave up one walk and struck and GARS, three singles. ~uthern Dlvilion. record is oow 1-S. It was the third consecutive one run loss !or the mue Devils o! Coach Cll!! Wilson. GAHS is , •.. · ·': . ~. ·,. ·, . ' an.r Bruce WU,qn Dltil. ool w d110 a fi~t.ler•a choice with F, ri!lht netd IQ Open the liming. Bumell QUI at lhO plate. Cook Grea Pauley wa": sale on an er- ~ out and file threat was ror. Lonnl•· -Bu~ sblgtect and o.ver~ · . , Damy Cook allll!l~; 'l¥9rirrl ~en ilel<lfr .~idi GreeD ill tho Pauio,y, .Ji!r\ on~ li~lfieecl ; lii>rllh'l' ,IIU tirO 'top hitter of the •oortna llrroti, !t>eric~ ~ atlerli¢n: .w1t1r i1fO iiln!llea In out. · · . .: ' . lhrea,trips to tiro 'plote, GAllS loaded .liM! ~·~• In II)• , .. · top of tire seventh lrlning.bUi fail- GAHS AB R H eel to break 'tho 2-il il~. 'Fred . L• IIi·, IS 3 1 I Burnett, plnch-lllttlrl, lor David D, ~. If 4 0 l Johnom, slngiecl. 'I'Qm Meadows J. Gilmore, 3b 2 0 0 struck out. WU1011 walked. Dave T, !pncor, p 3 0 0 Burnett, hittirrg for Paule,j., walk- Mosely, e 3 0 0 ed w load tho baoes. Bush hit D. John ..., rf 1 0 0 tile· bottom of the sev.enth Cor the lr<lllmen. Harold llowe olngiecl and Bob Mount hit lnw a field- JA\KSON · ~ Ron<IY : Terl')''l. obigle with two ~ alid two 011 ln the bottom of tlie oeventll Inning gave the Jackson Ironmen a 3.: win Frida.Y afternoon over tile Galtla Academy Hlsh School sion ot the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League, Their SEOAL ~-- -, er'• choice with Uowa out at second. Bob Thor1011 singled and third Terl')' single~ drl•ing h o m e Mourit with the wliming run. Phil Coburn went the route for the lronmen. II• allowed onl3 tllree hils, walked four and st""'k The loss was also the s ·· u The Blue Devlls scored their Gal')' sexton !anned "' open two runs in the top of the third out six. ' Bobcats Ousted 3-2 On Disputed Play '' GALUPOL!S - Coach Johlli\Y Kyger Creek led 2-1 as South Wickline's Kyger Creek Bobcats Webster came up Cor their lasl were eliminated from the Class bat Jon Rothgeb walked the Orst A District baseb&Jl tournament three men to load the bases. Friday afternoon at Chillicothe The next man up Oied to right on au appeal play when South field. Miller, the man on third, Webster pushed over two rwts streaked home and s~ored. Kyin the bottom of the seventh to ger Creek protested that Miller win 3-2. failed to tag up after thll catch. Meanwhile, Rothgeb was on walked one and struck out five. the rubber and Claxon, who had moved to third base, broke for home. Rothgeb threw to the plate and had a balk called on him. Two runs crossed the plate and gave South Webster the 3-2 win. Miller, the winning pitche, allowed Kyger Creek four hits, Hanes paced South Webster with two hits in three trips to the plate. Extra base hits for the whmera were doubles by Trigg and Stacy. Tam Hysell was the top hitter !or Kyger Creel- with two singles in three trtps to the elate. · SOuthern' Division I 0· 1 Meadows, cf~ B, Wil1011, 2b G. Pauley, lb o. Burnett, rf TI)TALS 3 0 0 ·2 0 0 2 0 0 0 24 0 2 0 3 KYGER CREEK AB R H - · 2b · · · .. · .. 1 0 0 ,.;;.;.-'!"'!!'!'!!'!!!~'!'!!'-.. Harmon, 2b • • • · · · • 2 0 I Matthews 41, and Mike Orr 40. PT. PLEASANT - Josl! Deweese 'R, Dirk Jackson 43, Bar- HUNTINGTON - Eddie Morrison 35, Jim Hawklns, 33, BUI Mood,y, It · · · • · · · · Quillen, rf · · •••. .. Jividen, cf • . ....•• Rothgeb, P •• · .. · .• 000 001 000- 1-S-0 Agee (1st), 000 100 Oh-2-8-0 Los Angeles Of!lcials o! on Argentino Chica&O 000 001 OOI-2.Jl-2 ..little league'' soccer tour. Oakland 000 001 000-1-5...() nament saJd Friday they John, Locker (8}, WOQd (9) ejected a team from the event and Josephson; Dobson (2-2) after a player- a 14-year..old and Pagllaronl. WP- Locker (2- finally, Meigs wlt11165. boy- reported he was ol!ored 1). HRS- Berry (1st), PagliaroOther low scores were Mike 2,500 pesos- or $7-to ''Phi!' his ni (1st). Atlanta Drysdale, Queen, c ...••. .. • , 1 (2.:!) and Tillman, Martinez (8). SOUTH WEBSTER AB R H LP- Dryldale (1-3). San Francisco Claxon, c . .•• , , . , . 3 1 0 Ramsey, cf • , • , •.. 3 0 0 030 030 000- 6- 8-0 Johnson, 2b . . . . . . . 3 1 1 000 003 001- 4-11..0 Hanes, 3b . . . . . . . . 3 0 2 Perry, Llnzy (6) 11111 Hiatt; Culver, Davidson (5), Kelso (5), Ruth, " •.. .. ... , 3 U 0 Trigg, II . . . . . . ..• 2 0 1 COrbin, Bruce Harreld, and Greg worst." The bribt offer was Detroit 440 300 100-12-14-1 Lee (7), Abernatlly (8) and Smith, of GAHS, each of \\11om made by a team counselor. Wash 100 000 000-. 1- 7-i Bench. WP- Perry (3.:!). LPMcLain (5-0) and Freehan; Culver (1...2). HR-McCovey Stacy, lb . . . . • . . . . 3 0 1 r-----------•••••••••••...I 1 I 1 I I1 1 1 l 1 1 I I I 1 Moore, Humphreys Rose, rf ... ...••.. 3 o 0 B&xtCil, ph . . . . ..... 1 0 0 Bosman (9th). Miller, p • . . ..••• . 2 1 o Philadelphia 000 000 001- 1.Jl-O TOTALS ..•....•• 29 3 5 1965 Cadillac Pittsburgh 000 002 OOx- 2.9-0 By Innings: C I • 4 Doo Fryman, Hall (7) and Ryan; 1 11" ~~~~~r.. f;r!•!'k m OQO O- 2 4 2 r . (5th), Kail., ~nd). , . V?ai~, Fac.e, (9). and ~· )\'PSoUth \\iibster 1oo o!Jo. 2~ 3 5 2 F'l!L_••.,c>.>!'!it ~uipment, rail. 1 I Clo... . 414 ooo 102-12-12-0'Voate (t-:1): l:l'2'r~man ·"' •). ro. mrtlil"l!lili. wlslw th'.S: I Bait 00 00 ., ,.~ Batteries: Kyger Creek Climate Control Aidcondl· I 0 0 000- 0-. 3.:! Houston at st. Louis, postRothieb (LP)and Peck IIIII Queen; tioning, grey with. beaut!. Siebert (4-2) and Azcue; poned, rain. SOuth Wcb!ter - Miller (WP) lui l!l'ey Interior. 1 Hardin, O'Donosflue (2), Howand Cluoo. ard (4), Nelson (6), Richert (8) 1 and Hie!ary. LP- Hardin (4-1). MILLER TO MINORS LOUIS (UPI).- stu Miller, I HRS- DavaiUlo (2nd), Azcue theST.much-traveled 40-year-old I (2nd). relie! pitcher with 15 seasons ln Minn 000 000 000- 0-2-0 65 Cadilltc Coupe Deville . . . . . . $3200 I Calif ooo oo3 oox-- 3-6-0 the major leagues, Is returning Aqua finish with matching interior, full power, rae. I Kaat, Miller (7) ond Zlmmer- to the st. Louis Cardlnalo tory air-conditioning. 1 man, Look (7); Brunet {3-3) organization as a member or Cards' TUlsa farm club in I and RodgerS. LP-Kaat <0-i). the the Pacific Coast League, I 1 HR- Reichardt (4th). Miller, originally signed by 65 Cadillec Ctlals H.T_ Sedan $3200 1 (2nd game) the Cards in 1949, has seen Mlnn 000 400 020- 6-7-3 Green with green Int., lull power, facU>ry air· I I Call! major league dut.Y with st. 000 400 100- 5-S-3 1 conditioning, one owner. I I C h. a n c e, Perramsld (1), Louis, Philadelphia, the Giants York and Sin FrancilI Worthington (9) and Roseboro; inco, New Baltimore, and Atlanta. He Clark, Burgmeier (5), Rojas (J) GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE and Satrlaoo, Rodsero (J). WP 11as sl111ed Fridl,l' by the Carda - Perrannskl (2-0), LP- Rojas after being reloaoecl by the 1 Braves. I (1.1). HRS- Kirkpatrick (lot), Oliva (2nd), I (2), I (6), Higgins (9) and Bryan. LP 1 - Moore (0-3). HRS - Wort I (2nd), Howard (7th), Froehan USED CARS $2995 1 r.- ---------.:---------------1 1 I 1 1 1 I I I II I '\ I ·-------------------------J KARl •· YAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES OPEN EVES. TIL 1:00 992·5342 POMEROY I I II I ~---------------------J A MOTHER'S LOVE is like a TiEl WAPLES ELl CAPTAIN NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI}- National League Now York 000 000 410- 5-11-1 Chica&O 010 000 000- i- .2-S Koosman, Koonce (7) and Grote; Jenkins, Regan (7), Hartenstein (9) and Boccabella. WP- Kocioman (5-l). LP- Jer>- Robirl Waples, of Palo Alto, Calif., a member or Yale's NCAA champlonlliip 400-yard freestyle relay I!ICJ&ad, hal been elected captain ot the 1968-69 Eli swimming IIC)II8d. I I I I I BUY FROM BLAETTNARS FOR A BETTER BUY Mother love branches oot to guard, protect. and Io,·e.you. T~. Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Smart bright red finish. 4 ap. trans. Positive traction diUerential. This car shows the \'~ry best put clown your roots you know those protecting branches are there. of care. 65 .FORD........$1,695 Let yoor mother know now or your graUtude iii) love, by Showing )' our appredadon every day, and Galaxie 500 V8 4 dr. Sedan. Superb concllUon. Power 1 ~rt 111 Power brakes. Crulsematic . One local owner. · .PUUcularly on Mother's Day. This bonk joins in honoring the Mother s of this community. 64 SKYLARK $1,495 JUST ARRIVED AT •••• i' Of '350' CYCLES I ~ .. , . Also we hive a complere llne1111 of all o! Honda. cyclto rarrglrw from tl'" trail eo, scrwbler 90, super aport 125, JCrll11bler 125, ll!tambler 17$, 1M icrambler 4:50. • • Ill . new . col~a, ne" tranamlsslon£'1 new 1t;rlina, new horae poWer r•tings... . . . - .. . ~ -·--- ·-· .~-.....~. ----.~- • .... ·~-···· . . . . . . . . -~ · ··" "1: ·-~ ·'·' ·- "' -~·~· ~ .. ·- - 422 SECOND AcVE. GALLIPOLIS, OJUO : -· ~ '{.::t~·,\r,:"'' , ·~· P'\'; .~.· L, (llu~~NewHAVen; Paul F-1'110rnaa. Jr., Point Pita-, 11111 BIU Wllhera, Ai>plo GroTe. . CreotJril.mud. Interest In MaQl 11re C0U11tJ ·l"el tbe r4e01 1111 C<iruty Is tile two serrta .., seeming w ereate tire moot tnfor eleetion 011 the MaSIII Com· west are tile 8herflr race and ~ -..d of Ecllcatlon w1t1r oJaht aaeeooor post. Seeking Ire nomcl!!dlclatea. ,~oirr, oee.ldnl ~ Ill fll• delll0<1'at tlckot thi otols. The two ·boartl lor•'i!lbtrlll: are Jomoo (Morrlo) m~olilll be electecllllTueo- , 'ilr~ llrvllie A. Strow and d~leieetion, · ·· . ; ~ ~) lllrlflnalr wldletwo ' are after the rrorili~ Nell' Ha""!'i Wllllt L, 'Dbcl:: ~ ,ihat Uckel, D. B, ~ lldt""' :tt. ~lareBurs-.IIB.Daw- , ~elllll II!! I WISH TO THANK THE VOTERS OF .. MEIGS COUNTY FOR THEIR .SUPPORT IN THE MAY 7TH PRIMA~Y. IT WAS ·. · ' ., ·, .'. ' . • . . •, • , l ''ti ..... ,... • {~ • ' . , •. ' FOR -. . .... , ~ .1.i>rP4, ·Pol. .Adv. 1'otlle foteruUWgs CHntf My "1ost.sincere thanks for your vote of c:orlfidence at Tuesday's Republicen Primary " EVELYN LUCKE • ' I· .. · Mitlgs County Clerk of Courts -. I'll" Pol. Ab. '.' . ~ •• ' To The People of Meigs County For Their SUpport That Was Given Me in the May··~ 7 Primary Election l my) llan<lalilllle1he~ lildWir-CJadl1aur-.~r. ~· c1omoer1t JIDIII lc CIIJilCinentl lite Mra. Jean AJ.oo~pnaro· ~ . 1:M lbolril)tclrilo~loilill Burdetle .and Cbarloo E. ·Jor- u... alate 'ire ·Mike lliaw lor 1lre ·dOJnocrll tl~ lor of dan. prollieutlng ~; L. w. Get- tilt 28th .lirdielal dlllriot IIIII: v. Rol4 DooiiUio bas D1 - - . ey for CcMrllQr clerk IIIII Howard K, ~. ftlllllll- II llilap.. 1·· potOCI for tire 'ouiro al!lee Cll Ire r'ld>Uean tlclo!t. . B.....-r c. (llrer17) Jlllttlt f.n -oocl ...... npubUcaa bal· · . II.U lot for tile House of Delliptet hill Maom c:oum;y no. I h • . · · democrlllo hU'e rio curdldate for £1..... thiaseat. . . .. _ '-4" . . · El'even G•.rls For ' AISOJ Wish Mr. Ours and fh. Clark . . Lots of Luck in November ,~GlLKE¥ · $1895 new -trres, . ! v.·e ow'n at Pagea·n· t = - ~lllliiOcl 1961 Corvalr 4 Door \ $595 • I 700 aeries, PowerglJdl trans., radio, beater, oew 'A'•a-w, it. Ill'• llniah wlllr lllotleso cle.. Int., local I owner low \ I• ' ~~A~ I 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne ~· $1095 I 4 Door, V-8 engine, Powergllde trans., vinyl ln. terlor, good whitewall tires, white over grey finish POMIIO'I, OHIO ~LIPOI.Ii, GMIO !IIIPiiMIII1illh ,...._ .,...,..,. ,.,... .,....,..,,.JI!!Ul*,mthe.,... cnllqlatll,lllll~11111ren­ • lor tile o1ate ....,. polt, ,..,,.. )rWUcu' t!'*~ ~ l<lir tlole11a:vnor11. New llaYeo; Bnd to tilt Natl-t.c.a.ealiCra ro, Rt. 1 Gl,l' and W. ~ hill tlrll F011111r cancreoslooll ~ ·of CIIJ, Dlotrld Ill ·~ dlmocrllle tide ', Ql •Ira llllional tltUI .,..,_ IIIII: two m tbe repl)llcaa balFuneral ~vices wW bt 111M . crat tneumblnl Kill lledrlll' II lat. ~ at .to Lm. at the 1111fW - " " Ill' tbe In ...... _ _ _ _..:....,___ w. ~!'~~nl !kalrtln , ... 111'1111 frorn tile fourlb COIIIINIVERLIE D. AliOS Port......h. Graveside' rito·. ut llloaal diotrld wltlr Ralllh Lewla POMEROY - FUII!ral aorv- be fteld ~ 'rr.up.ril. Ill....., tlrelme rtiJilhllcan ...,_ ices flrr v.erU,o D, AIIIOI,. 7i,, · G • o • e Cellletery, Purrtl'!ll. 41datalll'tllo ...t. who ..Uecl IWiJ FrlilQ .. . Fl'ierrda may caD at noon. wiU bo held SWrday Ill 2 - · II\YIIme. p. m. at tile Ewlq Chqlol In JOSEPII WETiiEIIIIOLT Pomeroy with Rev. Meozel Smith otllclad!IB' GALUPOLIS - .Josepb B!a. OQIIpment III)Ol'ator tor tbe V. She Ia survived by her lruo- Zll' Wetberllolt, 77, former nlM• "·•~--Co ., ~-• Fnncl s V.• ""~-oy; on~-· ~~-· eon~.~ouu...... ...u, ot (;olllpoltt llid Gollla Colwnbuo, 0. Bom J1lle 3, lll5 one ..., Tl1orrru W. Bowen, RD Cowlty, died Frltlq at hit'In Mallll Couni;y a 1111 ol tilt late Pomeroy; a doushter, Allee Rol- In lloJnton Beactr. I;'IL WeQo,y and l4a Miller s.,re. 1~ St. Simm'o iolud, GL, A lll'mer llrYiee 11tat1oa IIIII &rrvlvlng are his wife, Miry and me grandson, Jphn TldDas ...-... operator, be ..... vet-' .. ......... RoiUnsar. Beattie Sl,l're; me · ..._...r, eru ()( i10tll World War I IIIII Mary Marpret Sl,l're, at bomo; Friends may call at the !uner- D, hlvlrla oenlrrg u a Clrlot one sur, Larry Sl,l're, Pl. Pleu- a1 hcne anytime and burial wiU ~ oiilcer In tlloiJDited-• ant; four Billers, Mrs. Minnie ba 11 the l!ockSprlrws COIIlele17. Navy. Hartley, ... "-•-• uw.B. . . . Cheese • GAY MASON COLE Mr. Wetllerlrolt Wll a lll8lllbtr brew, both of Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. POMEROY - "•· MaooD Celie, of the Ma..ale Lodge, PrH>J· Luq Hlli, ltallandale, Fla., IIIII """ terlarr Clorrc:h and tho American Mrs. Marprot Sisson, cottop- 58, Lucuvllle, former Pmneroy viiie, W, VL; til..... b-·ro 1-v.IJ'IIill , died Sllrll'dl,l' m'"'ni!W lnduclo hlo witt, Hobble N.-rl')', Patriot, 0.; in Meroy Hospital, Por!IDIC>Ith. , Mrs. Emma Grshom WoGrerlrolt; Clell Sl,l'ro, ljycamore, m., and Mr. Cole is survh1!d by his • two daug!rtert, ·llrl• Jack (J!:I• HoU01 Sl,l're, London, 0., IIIII wife, Fannie Re)'DOids Colo; two Dlr) GWs, Wortl>lnatnn. andMra. three graDdchlldren. 10118, Kermetlr, Rock)' River, Eclnrd (Beulah) Donal~ CoFuneral service will be lloo- !)hio, and Donald ln Gormarl)'; lwrrbul· four llotera Mila Wta. dl,l' 2 p.m. In tilt Croston EVB two daughters, Mra. Mary Nl- Dlt W.iMrt..it MrL Chur<h - • be wu a mom- klu, Portsmouth, and Mrs. Jan- Belvle Trotter, CJ1mru 1: Mra. ber, with tilt Rev. FAipole Gar· ot HCIIIlriml, WeUston; one atop. Chleo Gilpin, ~ va. low IIIII tile Rev. Gerald StJre daughter, lilts. Lillian Rordoon, and Mrs. Mario W - . al!lciatlng. Burial wiU be iD the Portsmouth; two alatera, Mrs.. ton Beac:b, Fla., llld five pwiJ.. church cemetery. Frlendl may Freda -!~sUe~, Belpre, and Mrs. chlldrea. ..U at tile Crow-Huosell Fuller- : Mary BliiiJWJiy• Columbus, IIIII Sentceo will ba ......,eecl by a1 Home. me brother, Alvin Cole, Atb- the McCoy-Wetllerholt Funoral s.r- Pita otJlokll the~ ~esiderrt, ~von Gallti.ou.• w ena. , 8 oma. FAYE WINGEIT ATHENS Mrs. f ' a yo Wirwott, n, Pratts Fork, puseel awey unexpectedly Friday night after auUerlng a heart attack. Mrs. Wingett, the doushter of tho late Elias IIIII Laura llartl, taught school In Meigs Ccrurrty for aix years. . ·- TRINITY CARPETS 100% Continuous Rl~tNvlon SM was a member of t h e ~~:l....C::~ · No. 255 OES, grlllll electa ol ADMli1'ED - Mrs. L o r a Johir ~e. Pl. P!eaAm; Mrs. CUI!ordHait, Mt. Alto; Mrs~ v - !~•Coy, Br•f!alo; Cobert llalnoY. Pl. Ploaoant; Mrs. Mary Birad, Pl. Ploa•; Mrs• •VIrgie Oreen. H-r .... DISCIIl\RGED - MrL Roll-. or WUom, Pl. Pleallllt; Holb, pt, PlaeAm; lfl'L Robert Fllher, GalilpoiisFOfl')'; WUllam lllberl, Ga!Upolls Form Mathew Lour, Glenwoool. BmTH Mr. and MrL 81'01111, ....... Mrl- Jolin h11 tllt'rir,liilrU.... lllllai!Jill!(·. . - eurn.r W+W radiO, air<l)nditlo~­ - .howroom clean, red interior, gleaming white unlsh with red 2-tone. ' .... .,.,.,. "'...,•.,. ' th Area Dea ' s PT. PLEASANT - Elov• L : ::.:'~ : . . llrl• will compete for tro <1'01111 BRAZELLA HARTLEY In the Mill Maoon COWIIJpag- sort): Vldll ' Ralne1 (Ace lllsh Amusement); Patricia S m.!,t h PT. PLEASANT - "-._Bra"" SoiUrda!'. lla:v 21 Ill ... .Pl. "'--· Clroi ~ on rl ~......v; •ella (Zntlin) D. Hartll!', 76, PioaSIIII lllsh Sclrooi auditorium (Arne can - - by tbelocal ares Jl,l'- Kogl<a> (Cirarlo,y . Brown's Drive- Rt. 1 Pl. PleaNIII, died SaturIn); Bullara Lane (Ci~ Ice and dl,l' 1:30 a.m. In Pleasarrt Valceea. Fuel): Eiana Darst (llardln liiiOe ley Hi."tal after a tlrree 'II'OOka for Miss Ma1011 Center); Judy Lalhey (Fmtll - tunes. City l'llarmacy); Linda Ho1mea She was bom ·ln Mallll Cowl(Moore'o ~re); ~~· B : ty m August 9, 1891 a <laush[HOSPITAL ,.EWS nan (Tin,y'a Qr!ck ....,.,; Je ter ot tile lite Hrmry H an d --' I Yll!ltlnghouro Furbto (Sam Nichols Construe- Eilzabetlr ..,....._ .....~ Dur• • IICJlzer llcop~tiil: 111oo 2~ IIIII 7.Jl p.m. Pironte only 011 lion); and Elizabeth Borcham , Two ' lruoblllllo preceded her (Ward Webb, Lakin). In death, Errpno !pncer and Pediatrics Ward. Tho Wimer of tile Mlso Ma100 Sterling M. Hartllll'. Admllllms She was. a me-•Ropr J •.Thompoon, 55'!.r Court Courrb' title wiU rocei" $250 uu.tVI' ot t h e St., Gallipolis; TOll)' Browning, wltlr tropbiea· to be presented "' Heiglrls EUB Clrurch. &rrvlvlng are one daug!rter, Galllpollo; Harl')' R. Smith, R~ tbe wlmer, first, second wiUIIIII 1 Galllpolia; Floyd E. Swick, Rt. tlrlrd nrmor-- The wlmer Mrs. OWeo Lltclrflal4, Rt. I Pl. l Vlrrtclll; Mrs. Daorid E. James, also represent Maoon Couni;y PleaSIIII with wlronr llhe realdPl. Pleasant; Mrs. Jomoo T. Le- during the Miss West VIrginia ed lor tile past 10 yean; two Master, Pl. Pleasant; Robert L, papant ln Charleston In the fail. oars, Carl E. !pncer, Rt. 1 White, Ill, l' Racine; Clrarleo E, Pt. Pleasant IIIII Charles G u y · LarldDa, ~Iter; Theresa L. Spencer, Mariol1, ill. C.; a slater, ARRESTS MADE Do.W, Middleport; Mrs. RobPT. PLEASANT- Three ar- Mrs. Hollier Schwartz, Rt. 1 Pl. ert L. loon, R~ 3 Milton, w. va.; resta were recorded at the CllUilQ' Pleasant IIIII six brothers, JaoFloyd S. DeLalllunutt, Rt. 1 Well- jail Fridl,l' olght: EdWard Bates, per and Harl')' Durst, Middleston; Mrs. Donald F. Crl,l'cralt, 48, Pl. Pleasant, charged with port, 0., Wa!Ue, D1111, Charleo - Rt. 2 lrollton; Mrs. Glatjya M. lntoldcation; Robert S. Warren, IIIII Barto Durst, ail of Pl. Plea&Dalley, . i'omeCOI'; Arnett M. 36, Galllpolla, 0,. charged wlllr ant. lilleeto, Rotland. Funeral oervlce will be held 4rlvlng while lntoxleatecl; and Dlochlrgoo Danny E- .Jones, 22, Rt. 2 ·ft. 11 a.m. !olonclaJ> ln tho CrowMrs. Mary L. B.yua, Mrs. Sa- Pleasant, arrested 011 a ballla1'1\Y Hu soell Funeral Home. Burial bra Clark, Mrs. Freel CluUer, warrant. will be ln Looe Oak comele17. TlroDiao J. CoiUnl, The R e v. Friends may call at tile !Uneral JeMings S. Deeds, Mra. Bars\ home. bara A. Gardner, Mra. WWiam C, LOngsts!!, Jeri')' A. lfl'ers, HARRY SAYRE Mrs. Mabel G. Swanoon, KathPT. PLEASANT - Harl')' R. erine J. Smith, ~ C, Wolfe, Sl,l're, 52, Jericho Road, dieclunMrs. Roy A. Sl,l're, IIIII Mr o. expoctediY 2 p.m. Frldl,l' at his Charles Bowen and lnfanl tWin lrolne of on _..eat bearl attack. . . sona. Ho was OJ!IPic.1rod:-. a ,heavy 1 .. · - . . . . . . . ·. c..llnltz ,.tatcu~\1......,.. ~··.,..~-:~....._. . . ....,,th..~ ...._. ·.P~ . ..,_ ,· ~ 6Q~. Iii.J•~........ ::.. , w,.... ......... ... J . ROHlf CLARK REPUBUCAN NOMINEE C~ONER OF MEIGS CO. lflllilr Candl-• GREA TtY APPRECIATED. (tnt! mUqpear. l ' .. ' Dllfton, C, Ri3r\f.•• 11111 illkl VlrslliA, i'lent!r. .to THE VOTERS :Of ·MBGS COUI((Y * the Elltern Star In 1957, member of the Lodi Grange, the Ath- CAIAVIUE 12x15 .... $99.95 ens Einblem Club, tile Americon LagiClD AwdUary and the Awdlill'J for WW I veterans. A slater, Vldl, and her par- Toronado, 12xl5 .... $75.50 ents, preceded her In death. SEODATE-100% CUT PILE SUrvlvlrw are her buablnd, Weyne; one daughter, Mrs. TOllY STOCK DYED NYLON--9X12 35.00 Lauro, South Point; two aoos, Thomu of Delaware, IIIII David of Portamouth, and the grar>dchlldreo. Fwlenl services will be held Mondl1 at 2 p.m. 11 the HUiflos Funeral Heme in Athenl with Revs. H. Edsel Wilcox and Herbert Harris ofllcladng. Burial wW bo ln tho Pratls F'"'k Cometel')'. Friends may ..U at the !unorol hclllle after nonn Sundl,l' and services wiU be c....,cted by the llarriaORvllle OES at 7:30 p.m SIJre, Pt. Pleasant. a - VETERAN!l MEMORIAL HOSPITAL c\diRIIIOd: Orville Arm~, PometO.V; ~~~~~ Ti1pietl,' l'<rrtilllll; Alva Weaver, Hartford; Francia Klein, Mlddilpoft; Mallei Wlne- b~r, S,racuio. ' ~~~argod: Mary Silk, Jalrreo Lawrence .»yr SEE TmS HOMEIJTE SPECLfL V.4LUE! SUnciay. :7Z f. '' I I TRUCK BUY! 1965 Chev. 2 Ton Heavy Duty .· $2495 I THIS VALUABLE 'WOODCUT11RS KIT •r . 825 x 20 - 10 ply tlrea, 2-IIJOOd rear axJo, 292 cu. to. 8 cyl. erw., extra cleon and solid. Haal2fl. lnlulate4- body with rear IIIII side dOOI'L -· 'I 1960 Chev. 1/2 T. Fleetsldt · $595 ' .. I cyl. erwtne, extra aood heovy duty tlroL I; roal 1963 bov'. 3/4 Ton " ' ' ~·\1, · ~ \\ •.··• ....__.... "· . d!ilrl ·~1!!'111 1966 Chev. Bel ·Air 4 Door ··.co BUICK PONTIAC GMCTRUeKS PH. 992-2143 POMEROY, OHIO . . . ... ... ... . TAWHEY _STUDIO ,: Automatic trans., powef steering, all good tires, radio, heate~. light blue vinyl, interior. ~~~~~£~~~-~-~·££~·~~ •++"V+'+TYT+T+'+'¥+'4Ai-1Y+ ,.. ' L! $1895 I ..., .... ,•.,. Btl Air 2-Seat Sta. Wagon. BLAEITNA •DJUVE.IN WllillOW •FREE CUS'roMERJAl!KiNG •YOUR SAVINGS EAIIIH'II INTE!IEST ' 1965 CHEVROLET V8 Buick 2 dr. Hard Top. One local owner. Shows extra care. Power steering. Automatic shift. IOOd MANY MORE !• THE HONDA •3.10' ST ABOUT THE HOTTEST BIKE WE HAVE EVER ' N AND WE WILL HAVE A HARD TIME GE'ITING EN GH OF THESE BIKES ALL StJM. MER. • • WE JUST RECEIVED OUR SECOND LOAD THIS WEEK. .. THESE ARE ALL WE WILL HAVE FOR A WIBLE, SO HURRY IN AND LET'S GET TOGETHER ON THE NICEST CYCLE TO COME A LONG IN THE STATES, , , • • !IY 1'f')ll~,... '!lA T~S .,, erglide, radio and beater. WE JUST RECEIVED OUR SECOND LOAD 4-a350, candy red or candy blue, . S speed, I eledric starter, turn signak, chrome fenders, scrambler 3SOcc . • . • 2-CB350, candy blue-green or pine green, S speed, eledric starter, turn signak, ·chrome fenders, super sport 3S0cc . . .• 66 GTO•••••I$2,495 No matter where you SALES- SERVICE I RAWLINGS HONDA I I I ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AGOOD USED CAR· • • ' Local I owner, low mlleale car. White fiDIIIL, Reel · vinyl Interior, black top, new whitewall ~~n~.· l'olr· ' · -II engine, '·' . !"')'" ':;.{ ,,, ~of>.f . ~~ ~1!ii!l:<!ftr' ~·~~~Ill• ~OI'l'af!>allotlllllov0raom ~'a- ,tbH~Jirbllc~J~ ballot lor tbo prl"'~·· •11)11')' oiottlili. S99S .. EVERYTHING TO KEEP YOU ON THE GOI I ·f I <!' • _jt t ' ~ lrl•. ~ COr tbt ~. ~ . .,,.. ~ ,....., , ·~- . PL~~T "Tl< "',po·• ~100; ~ !il<lfrl, ~- fOr ·••"'~· • l'~llcaa •ti:~ ~Ill' t4uiq .._ ~ . ~ tree'~~ ' ,~--.a!~~Jr ·, ~ ~~~~= 1,., , . • • , bill!; , llli\fllolla Fercy; G, . E. candidates ·~ Ot'i:Ule (Buell) ,lil!~l!lii\; liut tilt~-.'!: _;;.,,}cl'.~.·.• ~B.urae•a,. ·.• -~......:. -• ,.:__.,;·n,,u-! .· a! ·,;..........., ."'·· . """"" ·"~:- ~~. ''' . ,lc)IW : , .. ,ll!l~~"facOCI"'fll :J:!Itlldly, lla:v a>.iel1lil>rlllner; lbrtludde; ,Crri-1 Slurg..., and, JO~ (rom- lol Uoli Eil1n E. (PtM, •.>,) ""' · :• 1963 Corvalr 0 0 TOTALS •• .' •...•. 26 2 4 (7), ... ~.·-•' "t.'·· l'}'r ' I Brewer (8) and Halleri Johnson CindM.ati Nelsonv!ll~,Y~k· , ; ~ ' ' " . ,. ,( Darst, 3b . · .••. • .. 2 0 0 Price, sa . . . . . . . . 2 0 0 tOx- 2-8-1 Billingham , ' 1 0 0 3 1 0 3 0 1 Thomas, ss .... .• , . 1 0 0 000 001 000-i.Jl-1 Peck, c ..••••...•. 2 0 0 000 100 ,lthenl •-: -·;• SAVE N 3 0 0 Hysell, 1b ••.....•• 3 o 2 ktns (4-2). HR- SWoboda (8th), American League At!>en• va. Welioton -- ' ' • .., !a- The l!urrdajo Tlm.O•. ~~~ sum.)r, Ma,Y 12! t96.~ , BUY""' NOWI ~. 1t · · • • · · · · 2 0 0 &ory 41, Jim Anderson 45, Jeff Burt 43, and Ronnie Anderson 43. Wellman 38, Mark Mullholland High s4Jiad, whose Jim Hawkins It seems that no level of sports Waslewskl (2-3) and Howard; fired a one..urdoriJ&r 33 w take competition Is Immune !rom the Bshnoen, Verbanle (9) and low medalist honorsofthematch. ugly specter OC a bribe. Gibbs. WP- Bahnsen (3~1). wltl1 141 strokes in the nine hole match. Ga.llia Academy H 1 g h School was second with 151, then came pt, Pleasant M.th 163 and and Mike Marnhout 47. MEIGS- Bill Hackett 38, Pat Linescores Blue Devils linished second to LIITLE LEAGUE BRffiED Boston a !IOW&r!ul Huntington (W.va.) ROSARIO, Argentine (UPI).- New York Huntington HJgh llnished first ry Casto 43, Kent Pancake 40, ' , SPREE tired the side in order in the first, se::ond and third innings. GALLIPOLIS -- Blue Devil had a 37. Huntington'sEddieMor- 44, and Scott Maro 45. gol!ers - looking lor their 20th rison had a 35 and teammate GAHS- Mike Corbln 37, Broce win o! the sea11011 all last week Bill Wellman had a 38. Bill Harreld 37, Greg Smith 37, Beep ·- ,. ' MAY SELLING GOO Huntington High Cops Quadrangular Match Hackett had Meigs' best etrort, a 38 . Josh Deweese had a 37 tor pt, Pleasant. Here are the team s<:ores: TEAM Wt T Ironton . . • • .3 0 · l M•igi .. .. .. 3 1 I Gaiii!IOiia. . . ~ 3 0 JackiOII • , , , I I 0 9 22 TOTALS 9 9 2 60 60 . · <Northern Division) ABR.HT~AM WLROR JACl\80N 3 1 l Atheos ..... 4 o 38 7 B. fl&rriB, II 3 0 0 LOgan , •....4 2 43 23 T. Lueai, c 3 0 2 Wellston ••• : I 4 21 .32 D. Green, lf 2 o o Nelo-Y.,k. • . 1 4 19 59 R. Newsom, rt 0 0 TOTALS 10 10 121 121 G. $xton, rf 1 LASr WEEK'S RESULTS: H. Howe, ef 3 1 1 1 1 Athens 7 Logan 0 B. Mount, lb 3 0 0 Meigs 4 Gallipolis 3 G. Mapel, 2b 2 B. TboriiOil, 2b 1 0 1 Ironton 4 Jackoorr I R. Tori')', 3b 3 0 1 Nolo-Yorlc 5 Wellston 3 P. Coburn, p 2 0 0 LOgan 6 Woilotor) I TOTALS 29 3 7 Jackoorr 3 Gallipolis 2 GAMES REMAINING: BJ lrrnlnga: GAHS 002 000 0- 2,1.:! Meigs VL lrorl/iJn (2) JACKSON 000 110 1-3-7.:! Gelii!IOIIB vi/ Ironton Balteriea: GABS - ~ncer (LP) 11111 ltlooly; Jackson Cobura (WP) IIIII Lucas. E _Bush ~eor Coburn, Harr!a. LOP 5, Jackson 3. Sae. Gilmore. Kyger Creek is now 11-3 for During World War I, the the season while SOt::t.Jl Webster term 11 Hoover1ze" meant doing wiUtout some articles of is 11-3. foOd for patriotic reasons. - racked up their 20th and 21st wins Friday afternoon with wins over Pt. Pleasant and t h e GaJlipolls Meigs on gol! course. Going into the quadrangular match the Blue Devils had been 19-9. They are now 21-10. The I· I Despite the lOBs, Rothgeb wu tile outolandlrw performer of the contest as he !onnecl 14, walked lour and gave up only 6ve hit~ Rotllgeb struck out the first nine men to lace him as he re- Burnet~ 1\flor the young <If the Ill· geoh hutch, they dre ' reP, qn "•!Jigeon milk"-~ uirl<i~• ' sull· stance secreted m' the llnlri" ll OR o! lhe i'arehl's croP....,whlch ~~' IJUffiJJed into the mouth~ oi t~o 10 5 ¥rlung. This ls'qulteciriillke aO)' 22 13 f~_ediog f)rottss ruunct · ~JS'C­ 19 20 whtre among ~irds. , t SEOAL Standings ef F, . ' ·,,, • • • - Kills GAHS Titl~lltspes, 3-2 '~ • · • • 'I' .' ' " -" �.• ,BY C. E. Bi'.AKESLJ';E ' ~Ill Jllllary . Ell. All!oot. ~-.. 1969\~ .)DoOI;Ing . "'""' C'AlwltJ " 1 111. , POMEROY - Tbe !,lei go Me1_1.1 ~f 1, • '• ' COuntlr Cooperative Ellendon •• 'i/,', ' In I>!! 'held i:;··', ''I \, · A -... ci!Rianailll! . 1n ~~- " olon ·~eallon Is 'co..,Ii!lioll jto n .oond year. Ttds lt1 the lArK . Extenoioil Center concept ,1!llh ;w;;;; Senlcel.• reQllredto oubmUper· • ' ·, • '· ' lodlc roporto to the general JIUbllc ao ftllas to_.v!IIOI)'per· 1101111ei at Ohio stato Unlvaral!y, IIJII!clallz~ , apai, belnli.Jvali. rar-a The lest F•rm Equipment Y..r l,lound ' So th&l tho poerl!l ~lie mB¥ able· 1n' Ills flolds II' ~ plannjJIS. orotlono be reminded of programs wtdeh Sclen~. f~ Pctanap~,.-~ . Iii ~ beel . , fioldo aasjlllhave been carried out dur1ng the AIINilOIIIY· th& ,ilolilll Tiro Meigs COuoly miD ~­ ance· ~as •.·• past four monlll s, the lollowlng sale ~ Gt~i -eall!ent 9ldd ed lite Area S!rino Sc..,.lln . M t· report is presented. Hareford AI!Odai!OII. ll>oervaThe COoperative Extension Arthur In Mardl. Two mail at. tiona rrere made on 1be freeze Service h so named for two tencled the Area Forage ~ Pas· branding tedmlquo at tbo Hor· reasons. First, it is financed wre Sc..,.l at McArthur. Slxtaen attended tho Feodor P I g ace Karr ~at Oaka Ferrn. Leo :: cooperatively thr<M!Hh the Meigs meeting at Ml<ldleport One hm· Story, Presldc!nt of tho SouthCounty Conmdsstoners, through eaataro Ohio Beet Cattle lm· the land ·grent college which Ia Uy partlcli>atod In the Area Farm prvvement Association, was acOhio state University. and Business Record School at Me· companied to Ute (JIBrterly state through the United state ~ De- Arthur and Meigs c:..ntJ ha~ 18 Feeder Call Commltlee meeting partment or Agriculture. About of 41 at-.,g tho COw and Cal! ~Lancaster and ooopersll'(o U· · one-fourth of the funds come - e n t School at Albany alotance with other -cle!l_ha• from local and state sources completed in February. .. :... .. : Thr<M!Hh the cooperatim of lo- been carried out 00 the clevalop.. with nearly ooe./ialf from fedcal vocational agricultural de- ment of two fOrage farms with eral sources. GET THEM NOWprimary 0Jl11i!aols on fe8CUe. The second reason for the Co- partments the seven Meigs Coun· The armual Me18s Area AeronoperatJve Extension name is that ty boys completing the Sleep OII\Y Clln!c on Marcb 1 with 40 it ls a cooperative venture with &earlng School at Albany were farmers in -.attendance presentMark Wendorf, Selwyri Webb, "MAll WILliAMSON people within a county, WitMn an ed current reeommendalionS Cl\ Gary JohnBCil, and Chuck MuSALEM ST. RUTLAND, 0. area, and within a state. In the grage from Southern L o c a l feeding, ferWization, and vaHigh School and Donnie Chea, rletles. Tile hltilllight this .70ar .. .. : ; ; ; .. = ;:· die, Mike Lawson, Demis Tolle,y was oiaking tbe most of 1he son and water available. from Alexander High SchOOl, 1be &Oil testing program Is Four Melga c:..ntJ fruit grow. Blakealee, Count;)' Elleoalon Ag..,.ther oooperetlve venture that • • • U se P urI na PI aem I a I n Jec:ta ble ent, Agriculture, share the re- ers attended the Jaekson area Is ""rldng out very nicely In meeting at Jackson in January You t:H n p ro t et:t you' opooalbUitles. Melia Count;)'. During Ute loot bab y pig-H from n nemi!l Miss Griffiths works prlmar- and 28 Meigs COunt;)' -le at!ciur months 174 eoD lost 88m• wi t h l:'frt• t · t i v~: , lt lW -C 0 3 L Uy with audlenees in the field tended a -ling on Eatala Plaepies have been ""'mlttecl and PuriM Pigemia lnject of Family Uv!ng and COOaum· Af.ng and Real-estate Transfer results reported to the lodlvlci<~ hle. Just give pigs one er Education; Mr. Blakeslee pri- held In Pomeroy In March. ~ hot when they a re 3 to 5 marily with Agricultural and Re- . ALLIS-CHALMERS · l -BmER THAN£VER RIGHT NOW bee!!"'"" 170 TRACTOR ,. men WILLIAMSONS FARM SUPPLY ~~~~;·~~~';':~:~;··;···· ;·:::~~· " &ET LOW-COST ANEMIA ~-- ·~·~·~-:-;:: ~ ~~:r~c:n:o :::;~a:.r~: PROTECTION ~:;~ i":.ru';':;•n: ~~ dnys old , a noth.er at two wee ~ ll if they are going to he ra il!l'd in confinement. .• " ,,. ' • • 80Ul'ce Develc.pment audiences. Even in these two fields there is a mutual world.ng reJatiooship. The two agents share the Pil(l' m in Inj ectable is t'eonomicn l hec"'u8l' you injt'd il rig h t int o the ham mu~~ele with no loss. I t' ~; easy to uMC a nd <~Orn e& in sterile, sclf-sen lin~~: bottles at our Checkerboard S tore. Be sure to guard your next pig crop agaiR.!It respomdbillcy in the 4-H Club program. four months was the County Ex- Ma11011 county PT. PLEASANT - P. V. Sayre meeting in January at whlchtlme of Route l, Leon, and Nathan R. count;}' leaders took a look at Sinunoos ot near Hickory Chap- 11 nwnia with Purinv Pig- COmmittee needs and suggested programs emia Injectable. JD. NORTH PRODUCE VINUT. el are new cooperators of t b e in Resource Development, Agrl- Westem SOU Conservation Disculture, Homo Eooonmlco, and trlct. S8j>re bou8111 a farm off 4-H. Since that Ume the Meigs PH.~1933 Route 87 near Baden from Ever- steps are underway looldng to- warda comprehensive t:OUJif;)' • wide plarmlng. Throe meatlngs of the Reglooal Planning Com- lumbus In Mardi. &lppn1 r o r velop one p,prfng. Keeter had decomprehensive planting Is being veloPed two springs before. given by the Meigs Count;)'. TechSlmmoos bou81lla40.acrefarm nlcal Aetlon Panel consisting ol off Roote 2 .near Flatrock. He representatives o1' United States asked us to help him prepare Department of Agrlcul1ure ageo. a plan !or Improvement or this ctes. In the agricultural field, a new venture wu started 1D January with Molis COuoly commercial vegetable growers join. HEAVYWEIGHT In the 50 hp lng lilhp no•... 4-plow l• l Olio look will show you that this now traGtor Is load ad with features you want: Now Slzo Blg·lnctor strength In a compact package: Extra muscle In the frame, trent bolster, axles, axle carrlera, bull gear drives, differential, dynalife clutch and disk brakes. The 544 International Farmall welih• over tht8a tons. lhw Power BIGer, multi-range engines, 52 hp•, gas or diesel, bariille 4 bottoms et a fast clip, with 5 soeecta forward, one reverse. Optional Torque Am· plHiersJveslO speeds foi'WIIrd, 2 reverse-Increases \, PUll power up to 45%. Nlw Comfort Hydrcstatic power &1eorins is standard. • SIIIPinslon seat adjusts six ways. Deck Is clean and - . , corrugalad for safety. NlwGood Looks Instrument panel is eaaler ID read . lllr·(ypa IJIUe provldas easy access to radiator and oil cooler, 1 5ae the naw lntarnational and ln~rnational Fa!ln!Oil 544 hera now,; • pot them through !bail' pace~ •~ . find out for yourself what thev can do. .\'EIGS EQUIPMENT .(O. Washington County growers Dollar-for-Dollar I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I your best compact tractor buy I I I I I I I Your dollar$ buy more when it's a GFIAVELY Custom Convertible 7.61 TIIACTOR ONLY ~ALL lEAR. DR IV£ ~ HI8H TORQUE E118111E ~INSTANT COIITROL, RIDE OR WALl , IIQI NO CLUTCHII!& 31 TOOLS . I ' ~COIIYERTIBILITY ~ I I Compare feature. for dollan • • . you'll Gravely io your beat buy! CJll or come .inlet UB prove it to you- tall you about •QUI' finance pliin that le~ you own tbe beet!". . ' ' .., ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I $423.00 Plumbing & H•lflnt ftAIIIIRI " ......... . . .s . . parld in an hWr or so. 110 4th A.e., . . . .. Whln !be 1181DJ>los are maUecf to the ExteDalcln Service Ub· oratory at ohio state Unlveralt;y, reports coine back lb Ute q.unt;y . Extonslon Ol!l~e. COpies or these ' are mailed tolholllcllvilllal farm.. or, to the AliCS Ofllco and to the ., SCS Ofllce. lnterpretatlma of the 'reeomm&ncletlons are maclo by 111)'0110 or Ute three offices Involved with a plll'tlcuinr farm. er. In the 4JJ elub area, more than 225 officers, ad¥189fi. and par..,ts attended the amwal 0011· farence tiold In April, Training waS giveo each· of the oftteers at this tlmo. Th<ilman,Ohto 33 ,Yean · e~ltnce Pbono 24W269 or Control Soya -2463 .... .• ' from this cateh basin earrlos the water about 6SO feet to a reservoir at the house. The over~ now will be carried to a water· 1ng trougii In a neerbY .,.-e. gr..mte ~ Wahamalliall Sc..,.l and has finished hlollrot year of college at Potomac state. He Ia working on an engineering course there. During the swnmer be will be contacting lanclownorl In Ma.... c:..ntJ and aoolatine with ...., ooaoarvallon projec:ta. He platil to relllrn to PotomiC state Sadly mJssecl by the famUy. 11&-1 Veh~1e on · EM'IL'bt .. . heiYY galvini,ed steel .. . · · • Newly Organized~FO .GIAVEL Y TRA.CTOR SALE$·& of the netlonal board of director• from Ohio. acted as the chairman of the mooting. After a brief Ol<Jilanatlon or the NFO colleetlve bargaining program aacl ~111cetlon requirements or offlcera. lite foJ. lowing ware electecl: B, K. Hla!OI', l!lclwol~ Rt. 2, prealdent; Me l v 1 n Gatewood, Crown C!I.Y, vice preol~ llro. Carl JWI, Rt. 2 lllllw<tll, Sec· retary; lira. llalMI1 Blackbuin, R~ 1 Blclwoll, ~AC· retarJ; Howotcl Failure, Rt. 2 Bld1ieU, treeourer, and Cbarlet Cormiehlel, Rt. 2 Bidwell, IJU.. trlct Rep. AI eo, Arthur Wbaelar, Ri. ,I Vlnlcln, Legioletlve IDpreoentaUva; GordaD Swlsbor, Rt. 1 Cllaohlre, 3 year ln!oteo; Keonath Reed, Rt. 1 VInton, 2 year tru.tee, and :s.mt.e Cardwell, VInton, 1 year ln!steo. · Tbe llllk Barplnlng Committee wal named aa tolloWI: ' l<all Burle...,, Rt. 2 Bidwell, Chall'lllftll; C, W, AndoriCIIIl , H~ I VI- II el v I n Gatoin>ocl, CI'OWII Clt1; - · CIMiroll, VInton; John BelvUle, Crown Cit)'; verlln Snln, crown CIQ<; S. B. Stow1ro, Rt. 2 Bldjioll; A. L. Morris, Rt. 2 llldll.l~ and Ha.7eo Deol, Rt. 2 Vlnlcln, Tbe Mali Com· mlttee: lit. 1 OOLI MOUNni!Q hrn. 2, , .. 2Jl (liM ITIM . a.. DIHC! IIOUHTIJtQ ~~ next ~1. B. K. Higley Heading to take tho bull by the homo and do what baa never 7ot been clcl1e tO 88cure !air and OQI!tablo prlceo for the pooplo """ feed the Dllllm. ac:eotdlng to ClrlleJ Ball, NFO opokeoman and publlclt;y ebalrman. NOW DEWII 1'8 PUJIIIJINIG AND IIBA'I!NIJ ROU'I'I!: teo ot E•er.....,. ft. 4ff.ml. 1ft If - -·-· ,• ...... M~UNTCNQ (UII hm , 41, 21) ·zr 1-DIN:NI API'\.ICATION ' EMBLEM . ~ 2~98 9NLY · ·' • AT LANDMlRK ' iO~ ' .·· ·~ : J.." .,;~-,~~~~· .~ .' ' 1:, ' ,, ··. ,· i ~~·- tLf•' ~·, \ ?.:·.: ' •. • liD- any way . durlnc the Illness and death of our clearly beloved, Mother, Mrs. Viney Col8maD Goode and also lhanb I<! our frleods who .... flowers and food. the IIAirerondl Grover G. Turner and .toJm D. King, the 0f8101lsl, the choir members who ..... the pallbearers and the Waqb • llaJioy - Wood Fun- ' ' _ _ _ _. cere lhanb I<! our friends and to IJiyOne who belped In CENTIAL SOtl . OF OHIO . ~ .-It C•rd Of Thenlca WE WIBII to OlprM8 our Mounang.Brackets, Poles, Spades; and .Boltf .· Extra ·.· IN LOVING memory of Suoan Smith wllo paooecl away May I BEDROOM lumlohacl apt. II, 16 years ago, Uttlltleo paid, Ill Stale st. Peaceful be Illy sleep, dear Call 4f&.36l7 alter 1;10 p.m. Mother, 1oo.tl 1• PIIILCO STEIIEO It II sweet lo breathe thy 40 INCH walnut CO!IIIolo. Tbll name. NEWLY DEOORATED 2 bedIn life. we loved yru dearly, room tumllbecl garage aporl- eet heo 10 year cllamond die, 4 blg speakers, automa~ In death, we do !he same. ment, aclults only. Ph. 4* lc tum table. Pay tll.66 per Daugbter. 210. J.M.If month or pay balsnco due Grace E. Fadeley. 11&-1 fl23.44. Try It In your home 3 ROOM UNFURN. apartment, IN LOVING memory ol my dear wator furnllhed. Adnlts only. call ~1. ~ hU&bend, Ira L. Neal, who I'll. 44f.IJI9. IN l.OW, LOW. PRICES Cll '!fat. pused away 10 yean ago May treo.... Rice and Co-,-bln Furlth 1048. APARTMENT, I RMB. AND nllure. a II This day brlnp sad memor- bath, heat funi(Jhed, adults. Ies of my loved one that has See Mrs, Bupne Plctenl, 10 ALL typeo of buDding mater· gone to rest. Grape Sl IOU lalo, blorlt. brick, sewer pipe. Ills genlle faee and pallerit wlndOWIJ. lintels, etc. Claude omlle ancl he had a kindly 1 BEDROOM Jsrqo apartment. Wlnlero, Rio Grande, 0. Cll word for each lllld dled benlcelv furnished, aleo ! bed5-5121 altar s. • If loved by aU. I'C)O.,; block house bullt as a And loved me well and !rue, !railer. completely !umlshecl. Ah, bitter wll the trial to Inquire at 'Green Gables, St. GOOD CLEAN LUMP and stok. er eoal. Carl Wlnlen, Rio port !rom ... 10 good •• you. Rt 7, 110-! Grande. Phone 245-SIU. a.tr You are not forgolten, 1ovec1 one, nor will you ever be as FURN. 2 room and bath, IJ'OUnd TOY POODLE, MALE. lcmg as life and mOIDOI')' last. noor. utUltles palcl, adults. Ph. AKC Ph. 1175-2'rnl. ION I will remember you as time 443-ISI9. It&-t! goe11 by. I mlli yru more, your oomlng footsteps and I HOUSE & rooms and bath. I'll. OLD MUZZLE LOADER SIIO'l' mill my homo, but Oh !he .&10-! ,. " ~a~~~~ Tf~ joy of meeting you In heaven. Ills Wile. FURNISHED aparlmenl. 5 14 REGISTERED SUFFOLK Gertrude G. Neal 11&-1 1'001111 and bath. Ph. 1'1$.11161. yearling lambs. Call 379-:MJI. 110-3 '" ~~ · J' ... ,,, • I • 1." ··.*··-·' FOR LEASE ORltiNT ... --·-Md•a oorvtoe atolloo will • ..lllble. .... lofwlllllloo C.ll Ashlend 011 & lteft. eo. Deya 446-1 OBS Eve. 675-4533 . lOI-S PURE TIMOTHY and mb:ecl hay $22 ion by truck load. Earl Buchanan, CoolvDie, 0. &rl-f147. tiN eral Home. ., IIISI MODEL CASTLE 52' • 10" Mele Help W•nNd Mla MariUOrile Goode wide, 2 bedroom, e,.,.Jienl 117.11110 PLUS REOIJI..AR CASH Mr. Charles Goods c:onc1. Price tt.700 eau RcmBONUS lor man over 40 In 'Mr. Jerry Goode 110.1 atd Davia 88&-1763. Reyno. . Ga!Upolio area. Tate lbart . burg, Ohio. ION outo trips I<! contact Clllla. Notice TAKE Mother to the antique men. Air mall W. J. Dicker· GRAVELY TRACTOR, !87·7746. lOW ohow In awteston, W. Va. son, ~ Petroleam Corp., Fl. Worth. Tuu 76101 . May 12, ...,. lo S p.m. 10 liN .. ~. clr dWen sl!owlng and lelllng , 1960 F""""" 4 .. good conthe flnMI antique men:bandition. 4 good reg. llreo, and ILW!S OPI'Oim1NITII8 dlse. Coonskin Part Annory, I oll0118. fiOI). Norge wublng FOR MEN OVER • Rt. 14. 110.1 maclllne f!S. Electric dryer DEVELOP JOfll' cnm bullneas. $25; Coal furnace New HolPI your ClCII!l'enleoee, OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN · Work land 11!11. Call :16-5458, Rio lhowlng our big One of Ad.er· P'rlclay nJgbts lUI I p.m. and Grande. ION tiling Speclallles, Olfli • Calelllle 12 noon ., Saturdlys. endan to flrDII In your area. Open aU dly Cll 'l'ltandQI. 111112 TEMPEST. willie, go o d We are celebntlnr OlD' and Fren<ll aty Lumber Co., Gal· annlvenary and rated blgb. concllllon. $115. Pllme 21$. Upolts atore only. . 111-11 5184. ION our buoinflll 11 •ultsd to ma- Aaplel. . W•nted To Do ltf.t TO CAR! II'OR ELDERLY peo. pte tW CODYaluoeDII WI 8 Jrr, llldfl. can • a ION Recfucect rr;,m f36.3l or 11119. • fl2.'15 U: only OFFICE FURNITURE AND RUGS, filing cabinets, chain, desks, corpetlng Indoor and outdoor, ole. Slnunons I'll· & omce Equip. 443-139'1. tl-11 RING-NECKED pheuant eggs, 20e eaeh, Wilmer Jobnson'a Bird Dog Kennels, Rt. 2, VlnIGn, Ohio. · 11&-26 l'oiDI'ORCYCLm, 11166 · Caprlola 71 CC, 01001lelll concllUCII. 4461210 after s p.m. 101-12 can USED FURNITURE _ Admiral elect. stove, good . c:onci!Uon: living room suite: bedroom suite; large couch: baby bed: blgh chair; Ironer: wuhlng machine: aulcl. washer; breakfast eet; wrtllng desk. Rice • Corbin Furnllure ston. 101-10 1957 PONTIAC Cbleflon, good conclltlon $150. Ph. 448-1284. 101-3 DAVENPORT. day - nlghter; HI Fl set: bedroom oulte for chilcl; elect, stove; antique rocker. Ph. 44f.0897 alter 5. liN HOUSE. 4 rms. sad bath, gara~. 4 rma. of furnllure goes With hOUIO, Reason for ..0· lng, OW!Ier leaving atala. Carroll Canaday, Crown Clty, 0 . Ph. - · liN LET us live you the best wedding photograplut l'OU can get anywllero. See samples and get our prices. Guaranleecl sallsfaetlon, Tawney Studio. tiN DNNETII IITEOER'I WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Pb. 4f&.OM7. . , If TERMITE PElT CONTIIOL P'REE lnlpedlon. eaD MerrDI O'Dell, Operolor for E'&termllal Termite l!eMee 10 Belmont Dr. . , If Three bedroom borne, plenty bldg.. plenty timber, lob. base. plenty pasture, with lrontap on Raccoon O'eek, locstecl near Northup. 101-11 PA~HJ~Pr .ebool JNI, 'llle ehMIII IDd bodllil of bUll to bll lilld ....,.. . 10 Your Emerlcm Delis' IO-U 252 A. F•rm •us per -k. m. t!LECI'ROLUX SWEFJPER FULL !IIZE, complete with all cleaning attaehments. A-1 conclltlon. Pay off 5 pa)'lllllllts •ul each. 44f.l639. tol-l! Phone~ Here's a one story frame home with a bedrooms, bath, city ,... ter, garage, front pordl, I o I lenced, locoled In city. $7000. 1• IIEWINO MAt'IIINE ZIG ZAG equlJl(IC!CI to butfml. hole dam JIIOIICIInlll etc liN BUILDING LOTS, gas & wa. ter. 201 Jackson Pike, Phone 446-3384, Alpine Motel 10fl.tf ture people who wwk on o -~- basts wllboul Investment or quo!M. Woeldy ClCIIIIIIlilololll. Wrlta Singleton Co., 1821 Wellfto4 Blvd, Loo BAIRD REALTY CO. Oscar Baird, Realtor 2Lots I SEAL POINT SIAMESE killen. 11 wlto. old. JioueebrOk1951 FORD PICKUP TRUCK, en, 110. Ph. ~ or 44&- good conclltlcm. 36'1·'1'150. I~ 41143, I. II'ANDAIID PUJIIIJINIG a' BEATING, Ill l!otn• Aft. WILL romove your dead Home~lhit bones...,.. anc1 mules. can t4N'& ,,.. loto In Kanaura. life ac· colleet Jaekocm 28145Sl. m Rt Ill. 5 ID l5tl a.,... In tile OENB PLAiftll oou•trv. also olbero. PUIMBING I BJATINO CAU. SALJI:!IM'AN ANY TIME COMPLETE LAWN - llllrub, ,...,..,0.1811 beclgo and garden care. I'll. We Need Your Listing IIIII 44f.l582. UlU .lov ~..,..., lfi.IID Earl Wlnl!n, . _ _ REYNOUI'S GAUJPOU8 'f'1 . Wayne AmaiJary, M.... NOTICI 11'011: ICHOOL lUI 1101 1311 Soccmd A TIN KJpr CI'MII LoMI ao.rd .. A=II from Post Olllee lrduuUon wW neelve bldl o. OM . OVIng Up at Athelia atteMed by 29 boys and glrll from llolga COullt;y. 11x advleoro attended the Southeast 4.11 AdYIM>ra Trainlng aeoalon at Cclwmrua In Mor<h. PIOM!ng for 4-11 c:lub camps lowell andel""''. as well as to provide water Cor livestock. He set a Ulo catch ba alo 20 lnc:hes In diameter with 25 holes on me side in the sprlng at the source of water. A pipe .,., De•dStoclc Removed Free Other &pecial features of the 4.11 club program this oprlng bave been Junior Leacler Rooncl- GALLIPOLIS - Members of the Netlooal farmers Orpn!>a. Uoo qwo) met 1buraclay, Ma.r rarm. 9 and electecl offlcero and eom. mlueeo. OTIST. BAILEY, OFF ROUTE Tho )DoOI;Ing wao - - '·with 87 ridge, is working on a spring. a moment of aUent prayer. Tom lie plana to Improve this spring F. Coorad, a dairy farmer or and use it tor water at the hcuse PlclcaW81 c:..ntJ and a mOIIlber I·----------------~I I I I I I IIIIDBL 544 ... , DENVER YOBO AND RON GlJ. DALE MACHIR, SON OF llr. keaon of'SCS have C:Oll\>leteclpre· A year or so a~ Sayre IOld and Mrs.CharlesMachlrofRoute a farm on Elmwood Bead to 1, Letart, will be working with IlmlnarJ lll!"ey work on !be V<>·IW'ellt' Vlrglnli ~- and Paper '"ttiw·U,Sl'-'A. SIJII ' cllllli'I'WIIon \r.atlmal Agrlqalture S c h o o • Company. He had carried out Service work unit this summer F·arm near Maam. several conservati«~ practices to Point Pleasant. Dale is a on the farm before selling. Keefertorhad cievelOjled the Baden farm ii'I!S production. Sayre tended the plans to ebntime th8 improYeDevelopment Conference in Co- ment and would alao like to de· NEW INTERNATIONAl: pef' i mission has been organized and farm. from tile munt.Y at.. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ lastTenfoormenmonths. statewide Resource See us for the bullhall Coun'b' Rogional Planning Com- ett Keeter and now lives on the mission or Ule Executive Committee have: been assisted in tbe MORE tono or aci.:· · , ' 'taft BDIJ<am; SoD . , Uon,. Servjce - • • tho 1!011 u I<! oom'o 20 samples can be 2 New Cooperators Signed BY JOHN COOPER SoU coneen..Uoo Servl<O AdVl80I'Y ll""t•· ,In tho Iarmer's yield Lay of the Land In the Re1100rce Devel~ment !leld, the hlghl~t of the first tenalon and· b". A. 18IP .,. ........ J'ml .... with Bupeftor bodJ to IN thbd. i AD bWi ~ ud bolb Mdl; . . . meet or ellCUd State mlalmum ftaDd. 11'111 phu naUtJnal hlltlWII7 Hffl1 lid In eUecl It UnM af btd. All b141 IIU&It M ...... aad IIIWted IChoot bu1 ctl.auil or bodJ 1114 IDd 1.11. U.. derll'l omc. ol. BMrd of !'.ducaUon 1t 10:110 A..ll. 1... I. ,,.., Specllle~Uolll QQ" M nc«..-11 Ia Loell 8uperiDMDdeat'a oMCI or U. e~err• omce. Board . . . . . . tbe .qht. UJ OJ" all 'bld.l. to Ntld DO••• aou .... c-.. n•11 c:RIIK LOCAL ao~t•D 011 IDUCATIGII MIJ' II; It; II HOMER IIAlUUSOII WATER Delivery Service, caD 113~ A. L. .AL JIO'ftCI clay or nJsbl. Rio Grande, 1bl! OalllpoU1 CltJ Cnnomlwlee Will Twci story llome, .M tob. base, a JUblk: lleariQ m 0.. atr Ohio. I'll. 14$.55JS. 6S-II llold Buii4Jnl •t 7:30 P.M. Tulda7 ,... some timber, plenty pasture, It, 11118, o two 11''5 ar • .....&· lnvatment Property large bam, gerage, 1'10110. meDtao to tlte GaWpclll ..aa,: .,.. LARGE brick bullding - Ideal TERMITE ' Pur CON'I1IOL Close To Town 'l'bl proPOHd ..... u.ewFAIN E<termlnallon CO. Wbeel· location with 5 rentals -groS! taa tat IUid. ...... . . , - " ' You ean buy a 66 A. farm only onburg, Ohio. I'll. 57UII2. at the Clb' Manqen ciiiCI utll U.. Income 2211 per cent Priced 4 miles out with 2 story home, ol burial. at! tlme under $211,0011. Please caD In The PJ"GPOIM cM1 nOOC flOtllll 10 A. botlom. plenty water, lor IUIIeDCIJMa\ tlf ltldicD • .. tbl person. large bam. locatecl In Green REESE bulldoller and bael<· IOnlftl ordiiWM!e aD4 lor a iiUIDkt dll..... Ia tM 1100 b1Dcll; .. ...... Price Reduced Twp. Owner al12iowl lo oell. PllANCII WOllMAN 11M IIC!I'IIlce. I'll. !87-M. Clartl tl tM Cltr LARGE two story llome loeat- M700. 11011 c..n~IIIIMI ecl In down town Ga!UpoUe, )IQ IJ: • OIDee Phone ~7'15 H Bro. spacious kitcben with plenty Doo« Wetlotrlloll, Ph. MI-U44 WATER WELL DRil.LING woocl cabln<ts, large LR, 3 Saleomu: Robert L. Balnl MYERS Pumpe Sales • &erf· BR, front porcll and patio Ice, Ph. 742-MSII, Rullancl, 0 . Book llroupt oa IMw with nice· lawn, 2 car ·«CI!'Ill•· ., ... ' . ,._. C J Lemley " • •, .. Writer Upton Sinclair, oaCall lo .... . · · Intentionally brou~hl allout the pass.a~e of foocllnapectlon Beautiful DOLL HOIIIO Nunery 11'8111(101' laws in his novel, " The JlDl· LONG rambling brick with a tallcm available, reuonable gle," about poor worldng conpicturesque view. very modrates also for ah!Jpplng or ditions in slaughterhouses_ "I em kltcben, TV room, 2 tile 111ll'ldng molbero, hourly. dal- aimed at tbe public's bear! by accident I hit ltln the Loads of Room baths, carpetecl living room ly or weekly rates. I'll. 44&- and stomach,'' said Sinclair, acTHIS Fine Home has llol w• and dining room, beautiful U . 1111 cording to tbe Encyclopaedia ter heat - Four Big Bed-, fireplace, full basement, 2 ear Britannica. rooms - Full Basemelll - GOT DUST? can Hale's Road garage, located oo large lot Garden Spot and Some Inwith plenty shrubs, VacantOiling, I'll. 3'19-21113, lla.tf come - So Centrelly IAcatecl can be seen any lime. A lazy snail could pay all tho COMPLETE Kansaa CommUDieatloas REMODELING. 5Room utility Bills in five minutes. Kansas, largest wheat-proONE floor plan with 3 BR, pan. eustom eablnets bufil. Davlcl ducing state in the nation and Right next to Town eled kltcben with plenty cabE. Kingery. 2SU450. I~ geographic center of the Inets, 2 car garage, fenced 71 ACRES - .64 Tobacco Baae United States, ex: c 1u ding - City Water and Gas avail- · - yard. Price $11,0011. Can Gl Alaska and Hawaii, is well· able - Holling and R.. ~ Sale I supplied wilb means of com· -financing IIIII per cent Land. COMPLETELY remodeled munications though about 50 A Good Buy $88.92 Per Month llome, 5 large rooms, 2 bed- per cent of tbe population live 7 ROOM, Ill story home, 3 BR, in rural ar e as. It has 350 rooms, Ill bath:!, harclwoocl newspapers, 50 radio stations large country kllehen, dining FHA LOAN - Three Bedroom room, bath, elrculatlng heat, - Rancb Style - Nice 100 x floors, lull buement. new g• and 12 television stations . 100 Lot - Great Neighbor· rage, storms doors & windacre lot, Price IUlO. Has bond For Tile Whole Family owo, nice yard sncl prden. plenly water and Is Iocatecl - City Waler, GBS and Will hare to see lo apprecion Stale Rl. Scbools, Priced al $11,0011 ate. 741 Seconcl Ave. 44&Listings Neeclecl with Easy Tenns. 0473. 11J5.1 IF YOU plan to seQ or buyoee lhe Dillon Agency - we HOME lor sale by ownor, In Town For Kids will take personal Interest In shown by anpointment. 7 lisling and selling your prop. FOCII' bedrooms, Ml basement. rooms and bath dOWDStalra, erty. For free consultation to Nice playroom, Fireplace with same scace up stairs, I gar.. buy or sen, jUst caD UB. raised hearth. Everylblng tlu! ages, 2 trailer apaceo, patio, ROBART DIUAIN, RMIIclr modern family neecls and ot storm cloors. atonn wlnclowl, 115.5(10. awnings, P. 0 . Box 403, Tele- --- DiDo•AgHCJ -· de.... h 11 Clean -· f&tite Farm 167Acm Loellle - ........ l!valago 441-1111 D. H. WOOD, RNIIor pbone 446-2!Mt, Ohio 4563t !O Acres com base nets f70il year . .75 tobacco. big home and bam c1ose to R'o Grande 1nc1 .roaeonably priced at SIUOil, Phone446-1066 RUGS a mea? Clean for 1tas Luxury Uving ''SPI!CL\L STERI!lO" with - Blue Lllltra. Rent FINE LOCAftON - A lew Reason•ble liMB EARLy American ateroo electric ahampooer fl. 811ap- doors !rom Holzer llolpllal, ' bedroom I batlu!, full basement, Titree bedroom 2 bAth•. Fullv 862 111 radlo comblnaUon. Tbll II a pard, Ave. liN two flreplaces, alorm cloon and rame!Pd. !!'lick and non tllru beauUM oolld lllale unit with AKC dark brown TIIJ Poodle wlndowl, two car port. Proper, .,,t. •Pia'""'"". J.andacnm. • 4 speed cbanger. Tate over · male 1 yr. old, cream wblte ty In good conclltlon. •1•ntv. 'nl• Onolltv Is evervpaymenil of f8,80 or pay IJal. TIIJ male s .... old. Ill,.. 1 ~~~ b-:.! room~· wboro, C•U now. anc:e of f8t.91, for free home 1em uemcmstratlon caD *'10211. ale, .very tiny' 4 aa. okl. """'wDII, .... new '"""" IU Ollltt H Bro. Pit. 4411.1 Colonial llilll Ke!inal, CbeiJI. furnace, locatecl on BulavUie Ooeor lllsftlfll. 141 • AI.'IO have re(IOIIIflilell Iterlrt. !87-'lfl'/ liN Road. Corlor Ml'ltle. Ulofllt eo In walnut eoblnsl for )IIJ· ,, · 2 ACRES below toWD. Tbil W1111•m lloU, ments Of · ts.tl or bal..,. Ill 1862 CAD. eedan De Ville, fuU ~!..~ s Clrl Nlllert , • •I fl8.ll. liN · po-. faclcry air cond. Top ..... ~...-. "-- oO shape. See at Crown. t'll1. H. furnace, city ntor. Tbll II 1 171 A. JI'AIIM. lie mDe 1rontqe P. Armf'ODC re~lclenee. n1est bomo In a aloe lllllltlc 011 011 Rt t~. 0111>011te Narth 11.04 lot. BWtldlp Oal~a mm Scllool. I 11011ds. . Jtlllll Ill+ ds _ IMIIIl II A. Croj>land and II A. 1101- . · 11oa111 D. Wtoil _ tMIIII tun. Jl'arm Is made 1111 dl I a-Jt1 It. CnwioJ _ 11M lf!tcll. IIIII A.. tlll!c A., IIIli• . . C.l!c A. wblc:tr C!ID be bodllll :::..:::. 441, ' . sonarotely. II <leolred. lien Blc1tft. '.llldftll, 0. · ft c ol tillli' a.iahln.; . llul ~diGI/IIIt, 1!.d... ~=r A • Gallipolis. .IOU PUBLIC SALE SAIUDAY, lAY liTH STAlllll6 AT 10: SO A. I. IAcatloru From Gallipolis t.alce Rwte 7 to JUIIciiCKI Rt. 554, Cheshire, Come through Kyger, tum first ROIId to right on Von Zant Rd, c:ane stnighL Watc:h fer Silo Signs. Have sold IllY farm, wiU offer follwiqj at Pullllc Auction. • �.• ,BY C. E. Bi'.AKESLJ';E ' ~Ill Jllllary . Ell. All!oot. ~-.. 1969\~ .)DoOI;Ing . "'""' C'AlwltJ " 1 111. , POMEROY - Tbe !,lei go Me1_1.1 ~f 1, • '• ' COuntlr Cooperative Ellendon •• 'i/,', ' In I>!! 'held i:;··', ''I \, · A -... ci!Rianailll! . 1n ~~- " olon ·~eallon Is 'co..,Ii!lioll jto n .oond year. Ttds lt1 the lArK . Extenoioil Center concept ,1!llh ;w;;;; Senlcel.• reQllredto oubmUper· • ' ·, • '· ' lodlc roporto to the general JIUbllc ao ftllas to_.v!IIOI)'per· 1101111ei at Ohio stato Unlvaral!y, IIJII!clallz~ , apai, belnli.Jvali. rar-a The lest F•rm Equipment Y..r l,lound ' So th&l tho poerl!l ~lie mB¥ able· 1n' Ills flolds II' ~ plannjJIS. orotlono be reminded of programs wtdeh Sclen~. f~ Pctanap~,.-~ . Iii ~ beel . , fioldo aasjlllhave been carried out dur1ng the AIINilOIIIY· th& ,ilolilll Tiro Meigs COuoly miD ~­ ance· ~as •.·• past four monlll s, the lollowlng sale ~ Gt~i -eall!ent 9ldd ed lite Area S!rino Sc..,.lln . M t· report is presented. Hareford AI!Odai!OII. ll>oervaThe COoperative Extension Arthur In Mardl. Two mail at. tiona rrere made on 1be freeze Service h so named for two tencled the Area Forage ~ Pas· branding tedmlquo at tbo Hor· reasons. First, it is financed wre Sc..,.l at McArthur. Slxtaen attended tho Feodor P I g ace Karr ~at Oaka Ferrn. Leo :: cooperatively thr<M!Hh the Meigs meeting at Ml<ldleport One hm· Story, Presldc!nt of tho SouthCounty Conmdsstoners, through eaataro Ohio Beet Cattle lm· the land ·grent college which Ia Uy partlcli>atod In the Area Farm prvvement Association, was acOhio state University. and Business Record School at Me· companied to Ute (JIBrterly state through the United state ~ De- Arthur and Meigs c:..ntJ ha~ 18 Feeder Call Commltlee meeting partment or Agriculture. About of 41 at-.,g tho COw and Cal! ~Lancaster and ooopersll'(o U· · one-fourth of the funds come - e n t School at Albany alotance with other -cle!l_ha• from local and state sources completed in February. .. :... .. : Thr<M!Hh the cooperatim of lo- been carried out 00 the clevalop.. with nearly ooe./ialf from fedcal vocational agricultural de- ment of two fOrage farms with eral sources. GET THEM NOWprimary 0Jl11i!aols on fe8CUe. The second reason for the Co- partments the seven Meigs Coun· The armual Me18s Area AeronoperatJve Extension name is that ty boys completing the Sleep OII\Y Clln!c on Marcb 1 with 40 it ls a cooperative venture with &earlng School at Albany were farmers in -.attendance presentMark Wendorf, Selwyri Webb, "MAll WILliAMSON people within a county, WitMn an ed current reeommendalionS Cl\ Gary JohnBCil, and Chuck MuSALEM ST. RUTLAND, 0. area, and within a state. In the grage from Southern L o c a l feeding, ferWization, and vaHigh School and Donnie Chea, rletles. Tile hltilllight this .70ar .. .. : ; ; ; .. = ;:· die, Mike Lawson, Demis Tolle,y was oiaking tbe most of 1he son and water available. from Alexander High SchOOl, 1be &Oil testing program Is Four Melga c:..ntJ fruit grow. Blakealee, Count;)' Elleoalon Ag..,.ther oooperetlve venture that • • • U se P urI na PI aem I a I n Jec:ta ble ent, Agriculture, share the re- ers attended the Jaekson area Is ""rldng out very nicely In meeting at Jackson in January You t:H n p ro t et:t you' opooalbUitles. Melia Count;)'. During Ute loot bab y pig-H from n nemi!l Miss Griffiths works prlmar- and 28 Meigs COunt;)' -le at!ciur months 174 eoD lost 88m• wi t h l:'frt• t · t i v~: , lt lW -C 0 3 L Uy with audlenees in the field tended a -ling on Eatala Plaepies have been ""'mlttecl and PuriM Pigemia lnject of Family Uv!ng and COOaum· Af.ng and Real-estate Transfer results reported to the lodlvlci<~ hle. Just give pigs one er Education; Mr. Blakeslee pri- held In Pomeroy In March. ~ hot when they a re 3 to 5 marily with Agricultural and Re- . ALLIS-CHALMERS · l -BmER THAN£VER RIGHT NOW bee!!"'"" 170 TRACTOR ,. men WILLIAMSONS FARM SUPPLY ~~~~;·~~~';':~:~;··;···· ;·:::~~· " &ET LOW-COST ANEMIA ~-- ·~·~·~-:-;:: ~ ~~:r~c:n:o :::;~a:.r~: PROTECTION ~:;~ i":.ru';':;•n: ~~ dnys old , a noth.er at two wee ~ ll if they are going to he ra il!l'd in confinement. .• " ,,. ' • • 80Ul'ce Develc.pment audiences. Even in these two fields there is a mutual world.ng reJatiooship. The two agents share the Pil(l' m in Inj ectable is t'eonomicn l hec"'u8l' you injt'd il rig h t int o the ham mu~~ele with no loss. I t' ~; easy to uMC a nd <~Orn e& in sterile, sclf-sen lin~~: bottles at our Checkerboard S tore. Be sure to guard your next pig crop agaiR.!It respomdbillcy in the 4-H Club program. four months was the County Ex- Ma11011 county PT. PLEASANT - P. V. Sayre meeting in January at whlchtlme of Route l, Leon, and Nathan R. count;}' leaders took a look at Sinunoos ot near Hickory Chap- 11 nwnia with Purinv Pig- COmmittee needs and suggested programs emia Injectable. JD. NORTH PRODUCE VINUT. el are new cooperators of t b e in Resource Development, Agrl- Westem SOU Conservation Disculture, Homo Eooonmlco, and trlct. S8j>re bou8111 a farm off 4-H. Since that Ume the Meigs PH.~1933 Route 87 near Baden from Ever- steps are underway looldng to- warda comprehensive t:OUJif;)' • wide plarmlng. Throe meatlngs of the Reglooal Planning Com- lumbus In Mardi. &lppn1 r o r velop one p,prfng. Keeter had decomprehensive planting Is being veloPed two springs before. given by the Meigs Count;)'. TechSlmmoos bou81lla40.acrefarm nlcal Aetlon Panel consisting ol off Roote 2 .near Flatrock. He representatives o1' United States asked us to help him prepare Department of Agrlcul1ure ageo. a plan !or Improvement or this ctes. In the agricultural field, a new venture wu started 1D January with Molis COuoly commercial vegetable growers join. HEAVYWEIGHT In the 50 hp lng lilhp no•... 4-plow l• l Olio look will show you that this now traGtor Is load ad with features you want: Now Slzo Blg·lnctor strength In a compact package: Extra muscle In the frame, trent bolster, axles, axle carrlera, bull gear drives, differential, dynalife clutch and disk brakes. The 544 International Farmall welih• over tht8a tons. lhw Power BIGer, multi-range engines, 52 hp•, gas or diesel, bariille 4 bottoms et a fast clip, with 5 soeecta forward, one reverse. Optional Torque Am· plHiersJveslO speeds foi'WIIrd, 2 reverse-Increases \, PUll power up to 45%. Nlw Comfort Hydrcstatic power &1eorins is standard. • SIIIPinslon seat adjusts six ways. Deck Is clean and - . , corrugalad for safety. NlwGood Looks Instrument panel is eaaler ID read . lllr·(ypa IJIUe provldas easy access to radiator and oil cooler, 1 5ae the naw lntarnational and ln~rnational Fa!ln!Oil 544 hera now,; • pot them through !bail' pace~ •~ . find out for yourself what thev can do. .\'EIGS EQUIPMENT .(O. Washington County growers Dollar-for-Dollar I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I your best compact tractor buy I I I I I I I Your dollar$ buy more when it's a GFIAVELY Custom Convertible 7.61 TIIACTOR ONLY ~ALL lEAR. DR IV£ ~ HI8H TORQUE E118111E ~INSTANT COIITROL, RIDE OR WALl , IIQI NO CLUTCHII!& 31 TOOLS . I ' ~COIIYERTIBILITY ~ I I Compare feature. for dollan • • . you'll Gravely io your beat buy! CJll or come .inlet UB prove it to you- tall you about •QUI' finance pliin that le~ you own tbe beet!". . ' ' .., ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I $423.00 Plumbing & H•lflnt ftAIIIIRI " ......... . . .s . . parld in an hWr or so. 110 4th A.e., . . . .. Whln !be 1181DJ>los are maUecf to the ExteDalcln Service Ub· oratory at ohio state Unlveralt;y, reports coine back lb Ute q.unt;y . Extonslon Ol!l~e. COpies or these ' are mailed tolholllcllvilllal farm.. or, to the AliCS Ofllco and to the ., SCS Ofllce. lnterpretatlma of the 'reeomm&ncletlons are maclo by 111)'0110 or Ute three offices Involved with a plll'tlcuinr farm. er. In the 4JJ elub area, more than 225 officers, ad¥189fi. and par..,ts attended the amwal 0011· farence tiold In April, Training waS giveo each· of the oftteers at this tlmo. Th<ilman,Ohto 33 ,Yean · e~ltnce Pbono 24W269 or Control Soya -2463 .... .• ' from this cateh basin earrlos the water about 6SO feet to a reservoir at the house. The over~ now will be carried to a water· 1ng trougii In a neerbY .,.-e. gr..mte ~ Wahamalliall Sc..,.l and has finished hlollrot year of college at Potomac state. He Ia working on an engineering course there. During the swnmer be will be contacting lanclownorl In Ma.... c:..ntJ and aoolatine with ...., ooaoarvallon projec:ta. He platil to relllrn to PotomiC state Sadly mJssecl by the famUy. 11&-1 Veh~1e on · EM'IL'bt .. . heiYY galvini,ed steel .. . · · • Newly Organized~FO .GIAVEL Y TRA.CTOR SALE$·& of the netlonal board of director• from Ohio. acted as the chairman of the mooting. After a brief Ol<Jilanatlon or the NFO colleetlve bargaining program aacl ~111cetlon requirements or offlcera. lite foJ. lowing ware electecl: B, K. Hla!OI', l!lclwol~ Rt. 2, prealdent; Me l v 1 n Gatewood, Crown C!I.Y, vice preol~ llro. Carl JWI, Rt. 2 lllllw<tll, Sec· retary; lira. llalMI1 Blackbuin, R~ 1 Blclwoll, ~AC· retarJ; Howotcl Failure, Rt. 2 Bld1ieU, treeourer, and Cbarlet Cormiehlel, Rt. 2 Bidwell, IJU.. trlct Rep. AI eo, Arthur Wbaelar, Ri. ,I Vlnlcln, Legioletlve IDpreoentaUva; GordaD Swlsbor, Rt. 1 Cllaohlre, 3 year ln!oteo; Keonath Reed, Rt. 1 VInton, 2 year tru.tee, and :s.mt.e Cardwell, VInton, 1 year ln!steo. · Tbe llllk Barplnlng Committee wal named aa tolloWI: ' l<all Burle...,, Rt. 2 Bidwell, Chall'lllftll; C, W, AndoriCIIIl , H~ I VI- II el v I n Gatoin>ocl, CI'OWII Clt1; - · CIMiroll, VInton; John BelvUle, Crown Cit)'; verlln Snln, crown CIQ<; S. B. Stow1ro, Rt. 2 Bldjioll; A. L. Morris, Rt. 2 llldll.l~ and Ha.7eo Deol, Rt. 2 Vlnlcln, Tbe Mali Com· mlttee: lit. 1 OOLI MOUNni!Q hrn. 2, , .. 2Jl (liM ITIM . a.. DIHC! IIOUHTIJtQ ~~ next ~1. B. K. Higley Heading to take tho bull by the homo and do what baa never 7ot been clcl1e tO 88cure !air and OQI!tablo prlceo for the pooplo """ feed the Dllllm. ac:eotdlng to ClrlleJ Ball, NFO opokeoman and publlclt;y ebalrman. NOW DEWII 1'8 PUJIIIJINIG AND IIBA'I!NIJ ROU'I'I!: teo ot E•er.....,. ft. 4ff.ml. 1ft If - -·-· ,• ...... M~UNTCNQ (UII hm , 41, 21) ·zr 1-DIN:NI API'\.ICATION ' EMBLEM . ~ 2~98 9NLY · ·' • AT LANDMlRK ' iO~ ' .·· ·~ : J.." .,;~-,~~~~· .~ .' ' 1:, ' ,, ··. ,· i ~~·- tLf•' ~·, \ ?.:·.: ' •. • liD- any way . durlnc the Illness and death of our clearly beloved, Mother, Mrs. Viney Col8maD Goode and also lhanb I<! our frleods who .... flowers and food. the IIAirerondl Grover G. Turner and .toJm D. King, the 0f8101lsl, the choir members who ..... the pallbearers and the Waqb • llaJioy - Wood Fun- ' ' _ _ _ _. cere lhanb I<! our friends and to IJiyOne who belped In CENTIAL SOtl . OF OHIO . ~ .-It C•rd Of Thenlca WE WIBII to OlprM8 our Mounang.Brackets, Poles, Spades; and .Boltf .· Extra ·.· IN LOVING memory of Suoan Smith wllo paooecl away May I BEDROOM lumlohacl apt. II, 16 years ago, Uttlltleo paid, Ill Stale st. Peaceful be Illy sleep, dear Call 4f&.36l7 alter 1;10 p.m. Mother, 1oo.tl 1• PIIILCO STEIIEO It II sweet lo breathe thy 40 INCH walnut CO!IIIolo. Tbll name. NEWLY DEOORATED 2 bedIn life. we loved yru dearly, room tumllbecl garage aporl- eet heo 10 year cllamond die, 4 blg speakers, automa~ In death, we do !he same. ment, aclults only. Ph. 4* lc tum table. Pay tll.66 per Daugbter. 210. J.M.If month or pay balsnco due Grace E. Fadeley. 11&-1 fl23.44. Try It In your home 3 ROOM UNFURN. apartment, IN LOVING memory ol my dear wator furnllhed. Adnlts only. call ~1. ~ hU&bend, Ira L. Neal, who I'll. 44f.IJI9. IN l.OW, LOW. PRICES Cll '!fat. pused away 10 yean ago May treo.... Rice and Co-,-bln Furlth 1048. APARTMENT, I RMB. AND nllure. a II This day brlnp sad memor- bath, heat funi(Jhed, adults. Ies of my loved one that has See Mrs, Bupne Plctenl, 10 ALL typeo of buDding mater· gone to rest. Grape Sl IOU lalo, blorlt. brick, sewer pipe. Ills genlle faee and pallerit wlndOWIJ. lintels, etc. Claude omlle ancl he had a kindly 1 BEDROOM Jsrqo apartment. Wlnlero, Rio Grande, 0. Cll word for each lllld dled benlcelv furnished, aleo ! bed5-5121 altar s. • If loved by aU. I'C)O.,; block house bullt as a And loved me well and !rue, !railer. completely !umlshecl. Ah, bitter wll the trial to Inquire at 'Green Gables, St. GOOD CLEAN LUMP and stok. er eoal. Carl Wlnlen, Rio port !rom ... 10 good •• you. Rt 7, 110-! Grande. Phone 245-SIU. a.tr You are not forgolten, 1ovec1 one, nor will you ever be as FURN. 2 room and bath, IJ'OUnd TOY POODLE, MALE. lcmg as life and mOIDOI')' last. noor. utUltles palcl, adults. Ph. AKC Ph. 1175-2'rnl. ION I will remember you as time 443-ISI9. It&-t! goe11 by. I mlli yru more, your oomlng footsteps and I HOUSE & rooms and bath. I'll. OLD MUZZLE LOADER SIIO'l' mill my homo, but Oh !he .&10-! ,. " ~a~~~~ Tf~ joy of meeting you In heaven. Ills Wile. FURNISHED aparlmenl. 5 14 REGISTERED SUFFOLK Gertrude G. Neal 11&-1 1'001111 and bath. Ph. 1'1$.11161. yearling lambs. Call 379-:MJI. 110-3 '" ~~ · J' ... ,,, • I • 1." ··.*··-·' FOR LEASE ORltiNT ... --·-Md•a oorvtoe atolloo will • ..lllble. .... lofwlllllloo C.ll Ashlend 011 & lteft. eo. Deya 446-1 OBS Eve. 675-4533 . lOI-S PURE TIMOTHY and mb:ecl hay $22 ion by truck load. Earl Buchanan, CoolvDie, 0. &rl-f147. tiN eral Home. ., IIISI MODEL CASTLE 52' • 10" Mele Help W•nNd Mla MariUOrile Goode wide, 2 bedroom, e,.,.Jienl 117.11110 PLUS REOIJI..AR CASH Mr. Charles Goods c:onc1. Price tt.700 eau RcmBONUS lor man over 40 In 'Mr. Jerry Goode 110.1 atd Davia 88&-1763. Reyno. . Ga!Upolio area. Tate lbart . burg, Ohio. ION outo trips I<! contact Clllla. Notice TAKE Mother to the antique men. Air mall W. J. Dicker· GRAVELY TRACTOR, !87·7746. lOW ohow In awteston, W. Va. son, ~ Petroleam Corp., Fl. Worth. Tuu 76101 . May 12, ...,. lo S p.m. 10 liN .. ~. clr dWen sl!owlng and lelllng , 1960 F""""" 4 .. good conthe flnMI antique men:bandition. 4 good reg. llreo, and ILW!S OPI'Oim1NITII8 dlse. Coonskin Part Annory, I oll0118. fiOI). Norge wublng FOR MEN OVER • Rt. 14. 110.1 maclllne f!S. Electric dryer DEVELOP JOfll' cnm bullneas. $25; Coal furnace New HolPI your ClCII!l'enleoee, OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN · Work land 11!11. Call :16-5458, Rio lhowlng our big One of Ad.er· P'rlclay nJgbts lUI I p.m. and Grande. ION tiling Speclallles, Olfli • Calelllle 12 noon ., Saturdlys. endan to flrDII In your area. Open aU dly Cll 'l'ltandQI. 111112 TEMPEST. willie, go o d We are celebntlnr OlD' and Fren<ll aty Lumber Co., Gal· annlvenary and rated blgb. concllllon. $115. Pllme 21$. Upolts atore only. . 111-11 5184. ION our buoinflll 11 •ultsd to ma- Aaplel. . W•nted To Do ltf.t TO CAR! II'OR ELDERLY peo. pte tW CODYaluoeDII WI 8 Jrr, llldfl. can • a ION Recfucect rr;,m f36.3l or 11119. • fl2.'15 U: only OFFICE FURNITURE AND RUGS, filing cabinets, chain, desks, corpetlng Indoor and outdoor, ole. Slnunons I'll· & omce Equip. 443-139'1. tl-11 RING-NECKED pheuant eggs, 20e eaeh, Wilmer Jobnson'a Bird Dog Kennels, Rt. 2, VlnIGn, Ohio. · 11&-26 l'oiDI'ORCYCLm, 11166 · Caprlola 71 CC, 01001lelll concllUCII. 4461210 after s p.m. 101-12 can USED FURNITURE _ Admiral elect. stove, good . c:onci!Uon: living room suite: bedroom suite; large couch: baby bed: blgh chair; Ironer: wuhlng machine: aulcl. washer; breakfast eet; wrtllng desk. Rice • Corbin Furnllure ston. 101-10 1957 PONTIAC Cbleflon, good conclltlon $150. Ph. 448-1284. 101-3 DAVENPORT. day - nlghter; HI Fl set: bedroom oulte for chilcl; elect, stove; antique rocker. Ph. 44f.0897 alter 5. liN HOUSE. 4 rms. sad bath, gara~. 4 rma. of furnllure goes With hOUIO, Reason for ..0· lng, OW!Ier leaving atala. Carroll Canaday, Crown Clty, 0 . Ph. - · liN LET us live you the best wedding photograplut l'OU can get anywllero. See samples and get our prices. Guaranleecl sallsfaetlon, Tawney Studio. tiN DNNETII IITEOER'I WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Pb. 4f&.OM7. . , If TERMITE PElT CONTIIOL P'REE lnlpedlon. eaD MerrDI O'Dell, Operolor for E'&termllal Termite l!eMee 10 Belmont Dr. . , If Three bedroom borne, plenty bldg.. plenty timber, lob. base. plenty pasture, with lrontap on Raccoon O'eek, locstecl near Northup. 101-11 PA~HJ~Pr .ebool JNI, 'llle ehMIII IDd bodllil of bUll to bll lilld ....,.. . 10 Your Emerlcm Delis' IO-U 252 A. F•rm •us per -k. m. t!LECI'ROLUX SWEFJPER FULL !IIZE, complete with all cleaning attaehments. A-1 conclltlon. Pay off 5 pa)'lllllllts •ul each. 44f.l639. tol-l! Phone~ Here's a one story frame home with a bedrooms, bath, city ,... ter, garage, front pordl, I o I lenced, locoled In city. $7000. 1• IIEWINO MAt'IIINE ZIG ZAG equlJl(IC!CI to butfml. hole dam JIIOIICIInlll etc liN BUILDING LOTS, gas & wa. ter. 201 Jackson Pike, Phone 446-3384, Alpine Motel 10fl.tf ture people who wwk on o -~- basts wllboul Investment or quo!M. Woeldy ClCIIIIIIlilololll. Wrlta Singleton Co., 1821 Wellfto4 Blvd, Loo BAIRD REALTY CO. Oscar Baird, Realtor 2Lots I SEAL POINT SIAMESE killen. 11 wlto. old. JioueebrOk1951 FORD PICKUP TRUCK, en, 110. Ph. ~ or 44&- good conclltlcm. 36'1·'1'150. I~ 41143, I. II'ANDAIID PUJIIIJINIG a' BEATING, Ill l!otn• Aft. WILL romove your dead Home~lhit bones...,.. anc1 mules. can t4N'& ,,.. loto In Kanaura. life ac· colleet Jaekocm 28145Sl. m Rt Ill. 5 ID l5tl a.,... In tile OENB PLAiftll oou•trv. also olbero. PUIMBING I BJATINO CAU. SALJI:!IM'AN ANY TIME COMPLETE LAWN - llllrub, ,...,..,0.1811 beclgo and garden care. I'll. We Need Your Listing IIIII 44f.l582. UlU .lov ~..,..., lfi.IID Earl Wlnl!n, . _ _ REYNOUI'S GAUJPOU8 'f'1 . Wayne AmaiJary, M.... NOTICI 11'011: ICHOOL lUI 1101 1311 Soccmd A TIN KJpr CI'MII LoMI ao.rd .. A=II from Post Olllee lrduuUon wW neelve bldl o. OM . OVIng Up at Athelia atteMed by 29 boys and glrll from llolga COullt;y. 11x advleoro attended the Southeast 4.11 AdYIM>ra Trainlng aeoalon at Cclwmrua In Mor<h. PIOM!ng for 4-11 c:lub camps lowell andel""''. as well as to provide water Cor livestock. He set a Ulo catch ba alo 20 lnc:hes In diameter with 25 holes on me side in the sprlng at the source of water. A pipe .,., De•dStoclc Removed Free Other &pecial features of the 4.11 club program this oprlng bave been Junior Leacler Rooncl- GALLIPOLIS - Members of the Netlooal farmers Orpn!>a. Uoo qwo) met 1buraclay, Ma.r rarm. 9 and electecl offlcero and eom. mlueeo. OTIST. BAILEY, OFF ROUTE Tho )DoOI;Ing wao - - '·with 87 ridge, is working on a spring. a moment of aUent prayer. Tom lie plana to Improve this spring F. Coorad, a dairy farmer or and use it tor water at the hcuse PlclcaW81 c:..ntJ and a mOIIlber I·----------------~I I I I I I IIIIDBL 544 ... , DENVER YOBO AND RON GlJ. DALE MACHIR, SON OF llr. keaon of'SCS have C:Oll\>leteclpre· A year or so a~ Sayre IOld and Mrs.CharlesMachlrofRoute a farm on Elmwood Bead to 1, Letart, will be working with IlmlnarJ lll!"ey work on !be V<>·IW'ellt' Vlrglnli ~- and Paper '"ttiw·U,Sl'-'A. SIJII ' cllllli'I'WIIon \r.atlmal Agrlqalture S c h o o • Company. He had carried out Service work unit this summer F·arm near Maam. several conservati«~ practices to Point Pleasant. Dale is a on the farm before selling. Keefertorhad cievelOjled the Baden farm ii'I!S production. Sayre tended the plans to ebntime th8 improYeDevelopment Conference in Co- ment and would alao like to de· NEW INTERNATIONAl: pef' i mission has been organized and farm. from tile munt.Y at.. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ lastTenfoormenmonths. statewide Resource See us for the bullhall Coun'b' Rogional Planning Com- ett Keeter and now lives on the mission or Ule Executive Committee have: been assisted in tbe MORE tono or aci.:· · , ' 'taft BDIJ<am; SoD . , Uon,. Servjce - • • tho 1!011 u I<! oom'o 20 samples can be 2 New Cooperators Signed BY JOHN COOPER SoU coneen..Uoo Servl<O AdVl80I'Y ll""t•· ,In tho Iarmer's yield Lay of the Land In the Re1100rce Devel~ment !leld, the hlghl~t of the first tenalon and· b". A. 18IP .,. ........ J'ml .... with Bupeftor bodJ to IN thbd. i AD bWi ~ ud bolb Mdl; . . . meet or ellCUd State mlalmum ftaDd. 11'111 phu naUtJnal hlltlWII7 Hffl1 lid In eUecl It UnM af btd. All b141 IIU&It M ...... aad IIIWted IChoot bu1 ctl.auil or bodJ 1114 IDd 1.11. U.. derll'l omc. ol. BMrd of !'.ducaUon 1t 10:110 A..ll. 1... I. ,,.., Specllle~Uolll QQ" M nc«..-11 Ia Loell 8uperiDMDdeat'a oMCI or U. e~err• omce. Board . . . . . . tbe .qht. UJ OJ" all 'bld.l. to Ntld DO••• aou .... c-.. n•11 c:RIIK LOCAL ao~t•D 011 IDUCATIGII MIJ' II; It; II HOMER IIAlUUSOII WATER Delivery Service, caD 113~ A. L. .AL JIO'ftCI clay or nJsbl. Rio Grande, 1bl! OalllpoU1 CltJ Cnnomlwlee Will Twci story llome, .M tob. base, a JUblk: lleariQ m 0.. atr Ohio. I'll. 14$.55JS. 6S-II llold Buii4Jnl •t 7:30 P.M. Tulda7 ,... some timber, plenty pasture, It, 11118, o two 11''5 ar • .....&· lnvatment Property large bam, gerage, 1'10110. meDtao to tlte GaWpclll ..aa,: .,.. LARGE brick bullding - Ideal TERMITE ' Pur CON'I1IOL Close To Town 'l'bl proPOHd ..... u.ewFAIN E<termlnallon CO. Wbeel· location with 5 rentals -groS! taa tat IUid. ...... . . , - " ' You ean buy a 66 A. farm only onburg, Ohio. I'll. 57UII2. at the Clb' Manqen ciiiCI utll U.. Income 2211 per cent Priced 4 miles out with 2 story home, ol burial. at! tlme under $211,0011. Please caD In The PJ"GPOIM cM1 nOOC flOtllll 10 A. botlom. plenty water, lor IUIIeDCIJMa\ tlf ltldicD • .. tbl person. large bam. locatecl In Green REESE bulldoller and bael<· IOnlftl ordiiWM!e aD4 lor a iiUIDkt dll..... Ia tM 1100 b1Dcll; .. ...... Price Reduced Twp. Owner al12iowl lo oell. PllANCII WOllMAN 11M IIC!I'IIlce. I'll. !87-M. Clartl tl tM Cltr LARGE two story llome loeat- M700. 11011 c..n~IIIIMI ecl In down town Ga!UpoUe, )IQ IJ: • OIDee Phone ~7'15 H Bro. spacious kitcben with plenty Doo« Wetlotrlloll, Ph. MI-U44 WATER WELL DRil.LING woocl cabln<ts, large LR, 3 Saleomu: Robert L. Balnl MYERS Pumpe Sales • &erf· BR, front porcll and patio Ice, Ph. 742-MSII, Rullancl, 0 . Book llroupt oa IMw with nice· lawn, 2 car ·«CI!'Ill•· ., ... ' . ,._. C J Lemley " • •, .. Writer Upton Sinclair, oaCall lo .... . · · Intentionally brou~hl allout the pass.a~e of foocllnapectlon Beautiful DOLL HOIIIO Nunery 11'8111(101' laws in his novel, " The JlDl· LONG rambling brick with a tallcm available, reuonable gle," about poor worldng conpicturesque view. very modrates also for ah!Jpplng or ditions in slaughterhouses_ "I em kltcben, TV room, 2 tile 111ll'ldng molbero, hourly. dal- aimed at tbe public's bear! by accident I hit ltln the Loads of Room baths, carpetecl living room ly or weekly rates. I'll. 44&- and stomach,'' said Sinclair, acTHIS Fine Home has llol w• and dining room, beautiful U . 1111 cording to tbe Encyclopaedia ter heat - Four Big Bed-, fireplace, full basement, 2 ear Britannica. rooms - Full Basemelll - GOT DUST? can Hale's Road garage, located oo large lot Garden Spot and Some Inwith plenty shrubs, VacantOiling, I'll. 3'19-21113, lla.tf come - So Centrelly IAcatecl can be seen any lime. A lazy snail could pay all tho COMPLETE Kansaa CommUDieatloas REMODELING. 5Room utility Bills in five minutes. Kansas, largest wheat-proONE floor plan with 3 BR, pan. eustom eablnets bufil. Davlcl ducing state in the nation and Right next to Town eled kltcben with plenty cabE. Kingery. 2SU450. I~ geographic center of the Inets, 2 car garage, fenced 71 ACRES - .64 Tobacco Baae United States, ex: c 1u ding - City Water and Gas avail- · - yard. Price $11,0011. Can Gl Alaska and Hawaii, is well· able - Holling and R.. ~ Sale I supplied wilb means of com· -financing IIIII per cent Land. COMPLETELY remodeled munications though about 50 A Good Buy $88.92 Per Month llome, 5 large rooms, 2 bed- per cent of tbe population live 7 ROOM, Ill story home, 3 BR, in rural ar e as. It has 350 rooms, Ill bath:!, harclwoocl newspapers, 50 radio stations large country kllehen, dining FHA LOAN - Three Bedroom room, bath, elrculatlng heat, - Rancb Style - Nice 100 x floors, lull buement. new g• and 12 television stations . 100 Lot - Great Neighbor· rage, storms doors & windacre lot, Price IUlO. Has bond For Tile Whole Family owo, nice yard sncl prden. plenly water and Is Iocatecl - City Waler, GBS and Will hare to see lo apprecion Stale Rl. Scbools, Priced al $11,0011 ate. 741 Seconcl Ave. 44&Listings Neeclecl with Easy Tenns. 0473. 11J5.1 IF YOU plan to seQ or buyoee lhe Dillon Agency - we HOME lor sale by ownor, In Town For Kids will take personal Interest In shown by anpointment. 7 lisling and selling your prop. FOCII' bedrooms, Ml basement. rooms and bath dOWDStalra, erty. For free consultation to Nice playroom, Fireplace with same scace up stairs, I gar.. buy or sen, jUst caD UB. raised hearth. Everylblng tlu! ages, 2 trailer apaceo, patio, ROBART DIUAIN, RMIIclr modern family neecls and ot storm cloors. atonn wlnclowl, 115.5(10. awnings, P. 0 . Box 403, Tele- --- DiDo•AgHCJ -· de.... h 11 Clean -· f&tite Farm 167Acm Loellle - ........ l!valago 441-1111 D. H. WOOD, RNIIor pbone 446-2!Mt, Ohio 4563t !O Acres com base nets f70il year . .75 tobacco. big home and bam c1ose to R'o Grande 1nc1 .roaeonably priced at SIUOil, Phone446-1066 RUGS a mea? Clean for 1tas Luxury Uving ''SPI!CL\L STERI!lO" with - Blue Lllltra. Rent FINE LOCAftON - A lew Reason•ble liMB EARLy American ateroo electric ahampooer fl. 811ap- doors !rom Holzer llolpllal, ' bedroom I batlu!, full basement, Titree bedroom 2 bAth•. Fullv 862 111 radlo comblnaUon. Tbll II a pard, Ave. liN two flreplaces, alorm cloon and rame!Pd. !!'lick and non tllru beauUM oolld lllale unit with AKC dark brown TIIJ Poodle wlndowl, two car port. Proper, .,,t. •Pia'""'"". J.andacnm. • 4 speed cbanger. Tate over · male 1 yr. old, cream wblte ty In good conclltlon. •1•ntv. 'nl• Onolltv Is evervpaymenil of f8,80 or pay IJal. TIIJ male s .... old. Ill,.. 1 ~~~ b-:.! room~· wboro, C•U now. anc:e of f8t.91, for free home 1em uemcmstratlon caD *'10211. ale, .very tiny' 4 aa. okl. """'wDII, .... new '"""" IU Ollltt H Bro. Pit. 4411.1 Colonial llilll Ke!inal, CbeiJI. furnace, locatecl on BulavUie Ooeor lllsftlfll. 141 • AI.'IO have re(IOIIIflilell Iterlrt. !87-'lfl'/ liN Road. Corlor Ml'ltle. Ulofllt eo In walnut eoblnsl for )IIJ· ,, · 2 ACRES below toWD. Tbil W1111•m lloU, ments Of · ts.tl or bal..,. Ill 1862 CAD. eedan De Ville, fuU ~!..~ s Clrl Nlllert , • •I fl8.ll. liN · po-. faclcry air cond. Top ..... ~...-. "-- oO shape. See at Crown. t'll1. H. furnace, city ntor. Tbll II 1 171 A. JI'AIIM. lie mDe 1rontqe P. Armf'ODC re~lclenee. n1est bomo In a aloe lllllltlc 011 011 Rt t~. 0111>011te Narth 11.04 lot. BWtldlp Oal~a mm Scllool. I 11011ds. . Jtlllll Ill+ ds _ IMIIIl II A. Croj>land and II A. 1101- . · 11oa111 D. Wtoil _ tMIIII tun. Jl'arm Is made 1111 dl I a-Jt1 It. CnwioJ _ 11M lf!tcll. IIIII A.. tlll!c A., IIIli• . . C.l!c A. wblc:tr C!ID be bodllll :::..:::. 441, ' . sonarotely. II <leolred. lien Blc1tft. '.llldftll, 0. · ft c ol tillli' a.iahln.; . llul ~diGI/IIIt, 1!.d... ~=r A • Gallipolis. .IOU PUBLIC SALE SAIUDAY, lAY liTH STAlllll6 AT 10: SO A. I. IAcatloru From Gallipolis t.alce Rwte 7 to JUIIciiCKI Rt. 554, Cheshire, Come through Kyger, tum first ROIId to right on Von Zant Rd, c:ane stnighL Watc:h fer Silo Signs. Have sold IllY farm, wiU offer follwiqj at Pullllc Auction. • �' ~ " 18- 'l1le SUodu T11110•. still\1101,,$UIIIIY, May 12, 1988 ·, " , ' .' ' A-LJTI'tE·''HOMEWORK' ~Watching ·Wruit· Ads ·Bripg Top 'Gtade Resuits I'Wieli : ' Sale lpl:r.• . ' Female ... NEED ladles to In Memory IN MEMORY of Dorothy MIchael who pa...,.. away May 12. 1987. True was her heart, ·her actions were kind Her Ufe was a pattem To those left behind. A wonderful Mother In a garden or rest It's true wbal they say "God chooses the best." He look her hand We had to part He gave her rest But broke our hearts Gnd's word is true His cause Is just, Dear lArd, we leave her In your truat. Sadly missed by husband. children, mother, brother and aunts. 5-1:1-ltp For Rent _ IOCII houaehold servloe In area ol. •· M a G FOod Mlrtel; Rl Meigs. Olooee OWD llours,luD f, Ul.......... _..,.• . 'I-NII! or spare Ume. Hourly earn- . lngs $3.110 and up. Write Ru1ll 4 BOON lurnlllbed ~ Bergaus. Watkins Prod~!<'~~, on 111'11 Door. Adultl pnfer. Inc., Winona. MIM, 55987. reel. toNal. s.t.tfc 5-12-llc P'liiiNISIIED three-room apart. HOUSEKEEPER: Couple de- melll, bath; Ill South IIICGIId sires woman to Uve In u """·· Middleport. Phone Mn. housekeew in new modem Howard Cedi. INIIII 44-Ue liome. Duties include housecleaning. cooking and laundry respon•lblliliea. Room and !"ARM: Lovelv 4 bedroom !ann house with two balhJ, mocJ. board provided plus weekly em kltcben and fireplace. Sba. salary. Aeeomodatlona ln. dy acreage, has space for lwn elude private bedroom and bath on separate noor, and cars and horses. II deolred, rent reduced for exchange of use of a car. References re6 hours work a day at nelgll. quired. Interested person call boring farm hou!e. Respon· Alben! 594-7257 from 9 lo 12 sibllllles would include booRa.m. or wrJte Box 6&8R, In cleaning, cooking and laundry care of The DaUy sentinel. duty. If interested, phone Ath'-lO-Me ena 5111-'7257 or wrlle Box 86811 in care of '!be Dally lienREGISTERED pradfcal nurse 5-10-Mc desired by older oouplo. Wo. tine!, Pomeroy. man may Jive in. Private bed. room and bath on separate 'J'RAILER SPACE: Inquire 158 noor. Use of a car plus Mulberry after 3 or 5 p.m: Write P. 0. Bot 425, Pornweekly salary. Provide reler5-IO.stc eneeo. If interested, pMIIe erG)'. Athens 5111-7257 or wrlle Box 86811 tn care of the Dally sen- FOUR ROOM hou!e, bath, on llyoell Run Road. Phone 74:1tinel. Pomeroy. 5-111-!lc 5113. !-!~ HOUSEKEEPER wanted I o r father and five children. Good FIVE ROOM lumlsbed apart· salary. References required. maD!, bath, Chester, Ob!D. Write lo '!17 Lincoln St., MidContact Harold Newell or phone 1185.1350. 5-7..tfe dleport. 5-I0-3tc LADIES WANTED to sell Judy Lee Jewels. We train you lmmedlale earnings, phon• 1185-3537 Chesler. 5-1~ Card of Thanb 'i'HII!ll 8J!:DROOM boiile tr.u. lilt IJOllGiii ~ &.Dilllr. FOUR ROOM ~ APARTMENT, - "*': f.cylllldar, . automatiC lloD, tow mlleNt Goll4 dllloa, .... ' lloJ E. llllllr, Rl. J, ~. Ohlil. Phoile Qlelter ...,.,, IMP 8 ROOM HOUSE, bath, encJal. od back porch, Wuh - . PaDelln8 Gil two and hallway. Lot ~ by .. 1leula 1or ee111nc, m beallh, Phoile II!NIIll. 1-Nte ONETEMOO · p. ~ heater, 117,100 btu, with blow•· Good oondlllon. •• Cell *· -- • - +1 • • - • • -- ..., For I AKC registered female St. Bernard dog, peaeoeka, turkeys, and geese. Call IIIIS-2513. Walter Bentz, Flood Rd., Po. meroy, 0. 5-!Nip b Promoted ' NEW HOME oa Rl. 1J4 about l mUe.t from Middleport, · 5 l'llOlDII and bath, ul!llty room, bedroomo, hall 111111 · Jivingroom carpetnd, bullt-ln kl!chen, carport. Call O'lleU Maoley, 742-5932. . 1-lJ.Sic -Bus·iness.·Services·'· . ' ducts Division, Keystone Street Plant, according lo announce-. ment made by T. W. Morris, Onishing department superinten- EIPEIIENCED Sric• GUARANTEED REPAIRED ASSORTED AlliUS!'MENT dent. •'rank Joined the finlsbJng ed 011 various jobs throughout the department until reaching his moat recent job as cut-off TIRES AU. SIZES $1icio-- Heater Bulldoaer Truok Car Core Born in Meigs County, tle attended public schools in Chester. Married .to the former Betty Moore or Pomeroy, the couple has four children, sindra. 15, Jay 14, Ricky 10, and Sheila 4. .. Denver Is the son or Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Syracuse and the late Mr. Herman Frank of Minersville, RD 2. tif:COiiDiNc - AIC CLEANERS o. "'..., --tern I-!he I REDUCED DUO BOAT Hocki.!!mrtJhio " I• . ........... DAILY CROSSWORD ..... >.Em-.. fl. Penlan coin 10. Jnclte 11. CoUiin of Juan or ~11.0&)' If, Whether 15. French pronoun 11. DICit 18. Recent 20. Wound mark U . Pn:~Rc!utor: abbr. tt. llhlpobapo DOWN J. Like better 2. Htlp 3. ConflleU t . Allrlnpnl fruit. ~- Pork fl. White yam 7. Olrl'a nickname Public Sale J8. Rub off Wed. , May 15, '68 · 10:00 A.If. L WlLL OF 21. ConltoilaUon 22. Peel 21. Dltl- IOIYe 21. Traffte 1lgn 29. Bom 30. BUr up, Y•MtNar'• ••••• u a llream 31. Provoke 1. Walked 33. Yeut 11. Four gUla 34. Nanow 13. Affirm&. roadway Uve YOt.ea 37. hmoul Ill Goao:-ilp;.-r.-,..:.;peno;;;IGpt BeTe.,.. a.. Slqpnd - 1St. Toy Slli. Yakor G. E. Tolovllloa G. E. Borrlpretor lloll1olntSID.. 5PioeeBrllllfutSOI oo&l 3t. IUwr ......... ·" ' ~~-~Clock ·' a.- '-' 3 l'llcollodroam Solie W~WIIher 4 l'llco llodroam Solie UmodOik 8ldlo ... Fr....,. ,· ~~~~~-Furalture Porch Broiler Poll, Pana, Dlllto1, and OOaor Nomeruua llouMhold Item• u-. Plltlorm llocbr lnlothe ~ . Plebore• F.. Vanlt;ySiool H. Sileo! .:1 : Foot Slool IWfodQ!alr duck ,, End T....a IIDII!Iiac, T....l Iqo H. Klll4ol . IIOUSEIIOLI mas LIYirwllociiiiOIIIo u.s....,... .• ,•,b 1965 llrctry c..t, 3431 ldlll ..111 na.ut. 42. Manner ot walkln&' 45. H. Htut tl. lllan'o name . THE ESl'ATE THE LATE F, COATES BE SOLD AT THE RESIJENCE LOCATED IN IIEEDSVILLE, OIUO, : EASr OF THE JVNCI'lON OF ROI!IES 881 AND124. FOU..OW SAlE IIIGNS. 40. Below: 28.Com•up 3(), . ' . tooLS U.I.Ditlr ... IDdollnlte lloclrlc PlaDo• Eloctrlc T.... SOW lloclrlc Grtndlr ..... lllN Worll-b Wllllll!omlw - ... ~· o iNow Hompohln <f. ...... tt.ruaa 10. lnlaad II. Pllelllr 2GordeoCulllvatorl P-Mowor a.a.a, lihovela, llotl IIIII 1 ~ AIICrtmentli. AJITIQIES ·I.lloiVr Tlblo Cblaa Clolet DAILY ORYPTOClUO'l'JIJ- s-'1 bow to WMII lt1 AXYDLeAAXI lo LOIIOFaLLOW Ia- Oloo-llmplf -~.. IIAOIIIIr. Ill IIIIo ..,.plo A L'~ X lor the twa 0'1, ot<. llnl1o loUml, lropllltl, Ill• loJIIIIo 1114 lonnaUoll <ll 111o won1o ore all 11111o. ICado liar 1111 litton ~ 4!1f-. Ior lilt three ·~·-· HWAOWAO KAa .NAYWAO Hl1XAC PWI1U AXP K.IHAYC XAO WA rDc PiCIJCUa. -X XQSRCHQ Y.......,. CIJ#IIQU kr 'JVIOu IRQUU) lmiA.YJ: MVICUNTLY _ . TliiiiK I'IJPKot,-IIIIII'I'IWIO& a.on,. Clbloet Dtak ond Cbalr Lot!TIIIll Kll<h.. Cabllllt J l'llco SoltM lllocbrl 3 !lilnollt Cbalrl AiJc'I10N!iZRS IIGTEI TE=~ . :_.,!S!!!!'podl~r-'"·' -~ -Tool• • Ia Yll')' cl4iiD IIIII woil • •. -. ·~~ W, PORTER, JR. · Ellooutrjr of Ealllil ol F. If, Coattt • Luneb lion'od lip . .vtllt .....,.w.s.c.s. a Our Towll s,;-rn;k Thomu GALLIPOLIS - Tycoon Lake, out beyond Bidwell, will be the of a Kiddie Fishing Derby on May 25, according to a news iten tbe weekly release lrom District Four, Division ot WildUfe, Obi• fJ<IJIOl'1mEont ol Natural Resoureea. An Ulllsual thi118 hl!j)peneci this week out al 'i'y<oon Lake. Joh (buclde Demey, who do a lot of fishi~ at the lake, found a deat over near the boat dock area. When the fish waa hauled out of the water, they found it to be 1 l:~: about 45 inehes long wel&:hlrv 25 pounds. It probably weighed than that at n~st but the fish hid been dead a da,y or so. Tlle boys ~Jfom~· · o!Oieph N,; Roso.llho. ~~jn'dftllt..... nolll TO!nllnson, Gallia Ccunly 1y Superintendent or Schools Oil•· · protector, that the fish North College Hill which is in prd:ably died of old age. It was the Cit.Y ol Cincinnati Districl thcught to be one of a batch put Dr. Ross atteOOed Rio Grande into the lake in !961. . College in 1946 to 1948 and again The Wildlife release read: ln 1949-50. He is s former memKe~_!omllnaon, S e n i o r ber of the faculty at GalHa State Game Protee!Or, located Academy Hl•h School and aeln Glll1a County, feports that cording to all reports was well I Kiddie flshing Derby will be liked while employed here. hold Mly 25 !rom 9 Lm. to 1 p.m. at Tycoon Lake. The derby BETTY JO ROBERTS, an inwill be IPCIISOred by Ole Galli& structor at the Holzer Hospital Ccunly Conservancy Club. School ol Nursing, and Joseph Prizes will be given for the David Baraotti, teacher at SOUth· Ylrloua cmtoata and will be western High School, are to be apcmsarecl by the local mer. married June 1. It his already chanta. '!be qo lor the Klddles been announced. flahlng Derby oitranta II !rom Bu~ recently the J1<kJon (her one to 15 yeaxa. The derby wut home town) paper, not only carbe eoordlnoted lbrough the Ohlo ried that news but also the an- · ~nl of Nolurll Besoorc- nouncement of t~e marriage or ea, Dlvlaon of Wlldlife and local her sister, Jennie Grace Rob_.umen. Ftohlng teclmiques erts, to Klld-Erik Gravaen Jen•• well as other methods of catch· aeD of Copenhagen, Denmark. lng ftah will be demonstrated to Tbey are realdlng in Copenhagen the cbUdren. but plan to vlalt her parenla, ltr. and Mrs. Olen ROOerto, Rt. SOMETIME DURINGthewlnler 2 Olk HIU,Itils summer. I and barpo hit and lllmlaecl the upper lock gato or the llrjlo 600 by 110 loot lock ebunber flthe Gtllipolio Rollir ASSIGNED A'l' KNOX Dun at Eureka. Repairs were F'l'. KNOX, KY.- ' Army •tarled to the damqad pte lhio week. MeamYlllle locking was to Private David ll.' Stool Ia 11, be done In the smaller 360 by oll!ned to Co- D, leth Bat. lallon, fib Brlpde, hen In the 110 lootloek chamber. So tar there hasn't been too United BlaleiAI'IIIYTrainlngCall. much or a piJe~~J of boats ani&. ter, Armor. Following lbe corn. ing lockage at the dam. II the pielton of baale training, Pvt. damages can be re_palred In a Stool, wtro II the 1011 of Mrl, abort time there won't be much Joaan stout, ol lll>l; ·.104 lin'.. or a pile \IPi it not, there will cu~~ will receive at ieut an' be. · lllillilmal . ' . •latlt - · of eltbar advanCed Instruction or 011-111.. TWO OF SIX ...,lneeolor llle job training to 'lllllry him Ia a Board or -Directors ot the mo· opoelallzed m1lltar7 aidll. Grande College Alumlll Aasoellllon at lllo Mly 25 election are well known to residents or Gal· lipolis. Four are to be eleeled to posts oq llle board. ADDRESS GIVEN One ol lbe candldate.s Ia lira. Mro. Eureka Tnlner, AkrGtt, Irene Bri!Moq or Rio Gr.; formerly ofGallli, hlelalleriand l!ho reeei•od · hor IIIChe!Or ol I• in CIQ- llooplW. ·Mrs. Tratqet Science degree In Elemerduy will looo :J~~~.:;: Educllliotdn t947;She hoi lieoa 1• the ·a teaching :18 yean lnd· li lol\lly . ~lllai 11\e oilllil ·fll'lde ill waalil•E me n·t'ar Y J -I .sehw. .. candldlta •• fir: .''tW!~ · ,. othir '; '• ' 8 Sot:cer 6:45 3 8:110 J 1-:lecllon 8 Golf lraslgllt 3 Go!! 8 l\l:tloti & Costello 5:00 Game 8 Celebrii,Y l3 JMooell Thom.a \1:30 8 Sleret !:olorm 13 Wyatt brp 13 Outer l.lmil• 6:30 ~ s t1th For To~ 13 Unu1 th1 Lloltlurted U:~ 10:110 3 Flij~Per 8 San Franci...o llelit 8 Candid C1111era ll W.Ua Fargo 10:30 3 Connntratlon "" u voraee Tllflttte u ll:OO 1l:30 u Fm Hollywood Squaru S I.Xck Van ~ke :J; 3 CbriltDPhtll 8 Ftet the Nadon 13 DIKOw-tcy 1.2:00 3 '-""" 8 lMeof Life u Be!lrltchod 11:011 U:OO 3 TV Ollila! 8 YlcllW We U !!enid oC Truth IZI:NI 8 ~u 13 Yot:le 10:011 3 Hl&h Chcllrral 8 Million: Imponlble ll:OQ 3 At l8&ul 8 ,...._ 3 3 f,i,vle 13 'JII'JI Waller• J~l1111 ~ .. 3 13 News I :311 1145 8 Guitln Oub 13 11tt5 1l Lowtr Ualtlhoult 8 """' 9:00 3 W. VL Primary 11:30 8 13 IZ: I~ 3 8 lowe h • ~l!lllbred W. VL Primary J J~ N-~ l'icture 1:30 l.et' 1 Make A 10:00 3 H .\s the World Turns 8 Mowle 11;30 3 Tonla:h l ~w 13 Nebr&!k& l'rl mlr}' IU S 3 8 ll 2:00 ~·s of Our Lo~e Is 1 Ncllale'~ 11 :00 News, Weather, 'PJrt s S Nlll'l~ IJ Li~t:ti ~lendored Thing ll 5:00 3 CallfolrnWII 8 The Prelkneu U World ol !ilortll 9:30 3 Siller 6 8 Franllenllte\.n Jr. 3 13 CUilllt C&rwon Y:30 3 Sl.l)er Pre&\cllilnl 8 Her(ulotds 13 The Flllllltic Four )0:()0 13 CowboY In Alrk• 3 Flint1tone.s 8 ........ 13 :;:.lderm.an 7:011 3 Perur W~~Qntr 10:30 J Sllmp&I;KI .. Goliath 8 The Jr, Space Gt~Q•t 1J Journay to Center oJ 7:30 .EUu. "'"' Ulrdman 7 Gala;y TTW H M:!b,)' Dick & Mighty M!ihtor 13 Kq Kolll! J 3 The~ J Cool McCool 8 Johnny Quell\ 13 !\ml!rican s.nd.uand 1:00 3 \jpbell ~,,,. . ~Game s:oo a.me The Newlywed 13 8:30 38 "" """' .\ions M, Three 13 Lawri!OCe Wlllk 8 ~ ~~ues II :JO 2:00 3 Tonight '-110"' .'lho~ ~ lli.~H s l"olo s~us Tl1e&1r~ & :-:r Answen 11 :00 J Naws Weekend New& !load llunner 13 Haweniflll '6H ~· 9::10 8 Pettkoat Junction JJ llollywoOO !'&lace 10:00 H Miss U.S. A. Pagetnt JO;JO JJ I :30 . ·. &:DO 3 lllovl1 8 Hojj111's Htroe!i 13 Mtn·h: 13 Jot:.Y llishup ,, '. H Jaclde {ileaaon 13 The 8 l..ooo Ralll[er We.ther, II :20 .~ews, NIV)" 2;31l :l '!"he Ulclon 8 lloutie l'arcy 13 The Baby <:iame ""' '"" "" car' Track 3 Jerry Letrt• 8 Ctnunaroa Strkl 12:30 l.lcan Martin 13 Mlm In 1 ~~~~ase ~ Fu"'ign Leglonnai"'& 11:30 3 House .,, 13 W.US Farro 3 Atom Cat 8 :-io.Pennan & Aquama' l:l Gtorae o! the JWiile 1:.1:00 3 Top Cat 13 The Beatles 9:0() 8 Mlvle IJ Thst Girl 9: 30 3 Llragnet l:l Peywn l'l• ce 8 Surch for Tomorrow 13 Treasunllsle Pala R ~ K&nglll'DO lronsldlls 13 Betlilchl!d JJ Wedding Party 11:3n 8 Xew& 11:15 ,,,. il Ghlller ThNtel' II:ZS Movl~ 3 Late 11 ;50 U AmerJce .sill&• 8~:1.5 8 The Bible Anwen &:U a Com Cob lkPort a Todtl 7:00 fhiW ,,,. Ul Bible An•"•n ... 8 !IMW Jlft'trl ~ u Emllt 1ubb liiOW' 11 ~Katnhal I , Ctrftlh s ''" Kuaaroo tmt DQucll• Shaw 1:30 SltNt !11om ....., I WyettEup 'a !lMfJudplill: 8 c:.tld Cunera 13 Willi F&rao . 11:30 I Qxae...,.&uo.. llm'il lfJliiiUM• -'i'ld• Moftlbt: , iwJd 3 P•nooalitr B AQof~n I U;$0 a lloJl1wood ~ 8- Pkli v... Drke ~ ,,....., """ ...... .. & l.oM ol Wft IJ BIWitehed ,~ 3:30 3 "Yoa Dltft SQ 8 f.9 of Nictn 13 lllrk~l Mr. C.I1IXIA 8 FllmiUmel 13 ~rw:G.m• '"' 8 FUJt.b' Theatre 13 Nn.,_ed Gule 5:00 Karlli~al u U.tilll Game ~00 SN~>Jqm•n a J News Pi~tun 8 Clllll&l Net11 C&1l.nl &nw~,y u~w~e~~ 13 Neno {iriDin . ' 3 ... :t I 8 , . ~)' !flow U )Cit Pcb9l ...,...rr 11:10 n..HDitiwood Squirt• ,. '"" ~ Arq- or Nayberry T~~blt' .... . i:OO C.llitllw: -IJOt. 1'1' :0110 ~nan~ 13 Neill Pkturi .. ~~~~- 3 Krill Muale: IIIII 8 Green 1\eNI n M:.tit i '"' em~ .. lt:" . \ 3 Rul t 'or Yo!ir LUe 8 Twllll;lt "J o• ' ' 1 "it:OQ > a N...,.. wu.r, ..rtl ,- . l . .,,..... .... ._ ,l a Htdlay-Brlnkley ~ 8 walter kronkite 3 Keep ,\merlce Slllll'-t 8 Wild Wlld Well 1:!:00 ~ 3 JqarQ)c 8 ...veof Ufe 3 "'"""' 8:H S S.Wrb HWbllllu ~)'l_t!~~ ...,,.. . 9:00 ,~,. :t E)e Gilela Searth tor TOIIVM'row U u trea-surer llle 12::45 a • Gt!ldlrw Llsht a I U 1:00 '"' IIDUrfrood ~· Jo:oo ~~~ ~ 3 Bill Dull 1~ Juclt !k'eam·RouMi 1:30 11100 3 l.tt'S.YIUA. ll..t ' 8 AI the World~ u ~......,.. Pq · \ 3;00 ,. :t tNhorCon~ l:S WtU Som.tt Mid._ New• Pictun J•dlle ' . 3 liW Trel! 11 Gomer I'Jle 13 llewllt:hed ~ Neww l.:ettral 7:lll 8 Dick \'an DJ,·ke 13 ..,.,.,ti Your ~Liw ~QO uta ~.:~Pital 7:00 3 FlaU C. Scruggl ll Twillghl Zone 13 _..,vie 13 Temptation 11:31) 3 The tloi.J.,ywood .squar,,. IS Avft\prl I,JtGutll' II 13 Yen Crllflll &:3D 11:00 MIO 3 lliiUI VVlc1 Illy• 8 Tw1lttH 2one 4:36 f'tmily neatre &:Oil 3 New5 l'lcturc llillbillie~ Penonalit,\' C.C h~ 3 Rlwhlde 13 Trl.llhor Conseq..ences 5:311 13 Bob YOU!ll - New& Conc«Uatloo ~ 8 Lo•t Ill $Ice Love or LUe 8 Sllre:h lltt l);IJnOfi'OW U Sll:ret.~nn 13 Wyatt Elrp 10:00 3 lWp Judgmllllt 8 Cllldld Clmera 13 Foreign l..tglonnatrea lfu30 3 MONDAY • 7:011 - 13., "Rlton Pan" Demll Morgan. Stew 13 The Newlywed Gll111e 5:00 13 Thil Morni111 7130 3 Vlrtlnlan ·.~-..,. 8 9:30 8 Walta- Crvald~ u · BeW~hd s 3 Mike U:lldas ~ CIPtain Kangaroo 3 H..... Bl'lnkley Rlturt & Dkk Van D,-111 3 . . . . ""' Mart1ll Kartoon K&rm v•l 8 Bever-Qo 6:3D lloOO Ptrao.ut.J 3 8 ~ ·or ConMQUen~:ei 6:110 1:t 'Thl.&lilotldn& 3;.30 3 \"uu 1\m't ~ 8 •:dt!;e of r\ight 13 llark Shadows -I:OU :1 !llr, Cntoon a Flintstone,; tJ The r..1ing Game K .3 13 BI;Jb VOIIIW- N""'1 10:30 IJ {:COCrli Hospital •.oo s ~·amily Th~~atn 13 The Newl,ywed (Am11 3 Rlwhldll' 13 Truth "Or 6:30 3 torn l'ob ll~n 7:00 3 Tod&J .'ilow IJ ll1u•·c h or Ch1iM ll 4:30 :t Concll'lratloll ...,_,''" ~floco •. ~~-~... -·!~ lO:OO .... Kartoon 8 CancKd Camera 13 Weill Faqo 3 Tbl NoN,a• ... ....... "II. :a _, &00 :t ·~· '· ' ~ ').4\ ' ·~~-p~~~~ 8 Fllntaklne• l:t W7att£ull .10100 J Jllllllt &Twllla!lt . . . ll Moril : .::~u. ot:OO 3 Mr. Cartoon 7:311 8 ~~"'Y Jetfen .'ilow 13 Countcy Carrou,el 8 Seent SCom 13 ltlnGrtma 8:30 3 llllltlq.DrlnkliiJ' RCourt I WW. Cl-oU:kl ·... . 8 l:it1P1 Jelfen ~w tl CountQ' Carrouaet 8:00 9:30 ''" .~ 3:30 J loo U:on't ~8 E~.We Ni4ht IJ I_Wk ~uli:IW5 '_,.,.......,. .a q&ltYl Ntw• Ctrtnl '· 13 Generaliii!IIP!tlll I Hew.. WIIIthtr,:SOna ~ 8 Nlli'l · u Ntw" w~. t&tort• 11~ ~· vt O!Ar ,.l.i,?H:~~· :Y: ' ..-· .. ,1 1..,\'lt: ,. •LO" b.~~ ..,..~· ,,, ;· · , ·~ u~• ~~ ~ :·· a u 'tliualo'••Nn)' 1' ." , %l'li" 3 n•Dllt»r~> I 11oute l"arQ· " •·· ,...,....,oon;· ,:;;; ,;;·; .· . .. · :. :t r.W.. *""': •• ..' t "··u . ~ ...... ~ ,. ·,. .."rlf.+i~~···~'d.', · • • 't .. • 13, "The ~· - Burt Lancuaer, Claulfla cardlnale ll:lD - 8, "Okl1h<ln1 Terrllor}'" - Hill Williams, Glortl Tl.lbot 3 ,\notllel" ll'orld s To Tell the Truth 6:4~ 7:00 3 T . !iloW 13 Gloey Road 7::10 or 9:00 - 6:3.'> 8 The 13ible 1\n~wer.s 3 Corn Cob Repon 3 .MIIt4l Dl11611at 9mr :i::MI 13 Newt - Bob Yw:w . 3 •\mlher World 8 To Tell the Truth t:a 3 ...... 13 Trulh or Coaaequence ..... l:Uil 6:45 t:oe a 8:35 8 The Bible Apswen , .! U.~ · · ~·.I'IW•I, ,_ ~ .4 ·iflt=-.h J 8:30 3 eye Guess ~llanl · ~nil Httftltfed "Years 8:110 l3 Flylfli NWI 12:30 J ll:20 13 hk:Hale'' Navy · 13 Jll!Pirdy 8 love ot Lite 13 Bewitched 13 3 N--. We&ther, .'iloru 8 Cltll1tal New• C11ntrlll 13 ~ew•, Weuher, ~rtti 8 Abbou It Costllllo '· · H J~<.:kle ObilrtK~r ~"'· Cl:l~~ru 11:00 Thllll[ Wlllter Cronkite 7:11() 3 !ilngJog t.:lfiVIlfl 8 Yovle 7:30 · 3 Man Bel»t & the La~ Dick Van (%ke J Mid U Invader. 10:30 1:30 Let'• M«ke A llnl ~~ thfl World Turn' Weddll!illl Parcy 2:00 0.,.1 ol Our u~es llo~J1W(fod !:iqtlares- 13 N,Y,I',l\ Dream HoUle 8 3:00 8:00 ~e& 3 l3 J Ua"hi<le 13 Truth or Consequenc1:" 5::AI 13 Bob ,. OUIIi ~ News 6:00 3 1\ei'IS Pkturv s <.:~Pita! Ne1111 Centrll 13 Mo.rv Grlftln 6:30 3 lluntley-Rrlnkle,y li.llport u:oo BiR cau LI\Ue C111 8 Good M:lrning Workl 3 l ,):(10 Nor11ing 12:45 8 Guiding Ught 1:00 9:30 L:OO 3 Nld .._, Ne•• Picture 8 J~o~:ld.e ObUnaer ~· 3 Wllo.e IbUJla~; 3 Hucy Re.aoner .._lhe Preu 8:30 8 fled .'i«!lton Hvur 13 k TtkiiB A Thief Slladcun 3 Mr. (."artwn II flinlstone• 13 The D&tlng Game 4:311 H family Thell!re U Tile New lywed Glme 12:00 111:011 t 1:15 1:00 l 8 3 New• 8 Cfllital New• Central 13 a.rlval Firll ' """"' 8 of Night l.lar~ f:OU 11:30 lJ G&rti80tfs Gorillll 3 ~Goell 8 Starch !or Tomorrow l3 Tteasun 1&111 12:45 ! Guidirtr Light 13 3 l'arsonalh.)' 8 i\ndy o{ Ma)·bercy 3 The 2:311 tJ SutW"day Scene 7:00 3 John'~ ,\Jmlnlc 8 Cartoonti 7:45 13 Neljhbora l~n'l ~ ~e 8 1J WyiU i:arp 10:00 3 -Judgment 8 Cllldld Camtra 13 Wells Fargo 10:30 :; Concentration 8 Bever!Jo IIUibUUeA 3 1\li;Jvie 8 Twlllgbi Zone 7:30 12:30 Brothtrl REclort. Lenerlllllo:;pltll 3 l'ou 3 Milw U!UliiU :ilOI'I 8 t:cJta1n Ka1111•roo 9:30 9 Slerot storm Thl~ 6:30 H TV Llils,.room J:JO 9:00 7:0(1 I ' i'tn4:r of M.Qbetl"1' s Ed .till.van lltOD 3 Huntley--Brink1111 8 W-'!er kronkilll l :l 13 Kartoon K&rnin.i 13 '"" Thil Mornilw 3 PviOflall.q 8,00 I Thil (I the Ute B c.n.n Three U Bu!IWlnkM 11:90 Merv Grlffln 13 II Bevtrly lli!lbillleH 7:ao 3 W.tL Dl•ne)' 8 Gentle B"" t0:15 5:30 13 IJol> Yourc- N...-a 6:00 3 Newa l'lcture 8 ~!tal Nen Cenlnl 3 ~J~ent 3 WUd KiM!om 8 L.tnie 3 Uvllll[ Word 8 Look ~ ' Live 13 Bua:• &.my 5:00 3 Rawhide 13 Truth or ConHq_ueneu SATL1?/JA} 8 To Tell the ·rrutll 8:011 l Mr. Cartoon 8 The FUntstonll 13 The lati1111 GGne 4:30 8 hmU, Tllutte 13 New~J'wed Gwe 3 Mlke ~1€1U Sho'll 8 (;cltlin Kangaroo '"" lii:IIU .., ~ 8 ~of Ni&hl 13 ~~· .,, 3 College Bowl II l'wtnty t'int Centur) 8 Underq 13 Milton the Monster ~boW J3 l'ainting! &< Mu!k 9:30 3 (;artoon 3 You Dln't J:OD 3 /\ruthe r World 7:J5 13 The Livl111 Word 7:30 8 Sle.py J•l1er1 .'lbow 13 Glol")' llold >30 8:()0 Kartoon Karrd,·al 5:30 8 All'lltelir !lour 13 :s ''" 6:35 Thl! Bible Answer s 6:i5 ~ 3 Corn Cob RI!Port j 7:00 I 3 Today~ I 13 Olvy &: Goliath 3:00 3 Another World S To Tell the Truth U General Rolpltal ~rt 3 T~Show 13 l':ew Teswnent 7:30 ll !-ii"PY JeUer1 Show 13 t:.rne ~ t Tubb :w,w \ 'lema Choir 4:30 13 ••• Tom and J11rr)· 3 Bill AnO.noo Corn Cob 'Is 3 The J:Qctora 8 tkr..u111 Party U TOO Baby Garae 1a . cu;......lllll-. !ianllli,.AucU..... . . ., were veterans. New a.PPlications received during this month to18:led lOS; 37 females and 21 veterans. TJJCRS/JA Y · I 2:30 8:35 8 The Bible 1\n~wer~ Slur}' 3:{1{1 8:JO 8 r.¥1 ' Goliath 13 ~ Ia the Anu~er 8:45 8 LMneWord 8 ().C.S, 8 N,..t ! :;., , ~i.\w~,/'tOtt- CARIIAitAN AUCTION SERVICE . Jim TL.ESDA Y 13' Matinee 13 Cowtry Church te .. •. ~ 13 Woman's i'olnc ol View pr., · lltallol~-· : ox Yo• who were females and 155 who Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference 13WordofLUe 7:45 . .Schwalltt.Mtrine employment during April. At the close of business, April 30, Ulere were 658 individuals regjstered for work in this office; 190 of Weekly Guide To Better TV .Viewing !::10 Rail.-·- . Manager or the Point Pleasant Local Office of the Wesl Virginia Department of Employment Security, states that the Local Office effected the placement or 33 irx!ividua1s in gainful • • 7:15 ••n USED Smith, SCJVIJA }' I EVINRUDE 1. Anlmal'11 Co; and the cover hadpicturesoftheBridge, "before" and uaner.'• Stout is the host of u Counlry Music Star Time", heard nightly on WPAY - AM & FM Radio, Portsmouth, Ohio. He is owner and operator of the "Country Music 1-!all" in New Boston, an:l featured singer on the ''Big Red Jubilee,,. seen from 7 to 8 p.m. each Thursday night onWTAP- TV, in Parkersburg, W. Va. The record is on sale locally at many locations and in record stores and shops across the country. ,...... ,..... lPOMEROY HOME AND AUTO, ' 38 INDIVIDUALS PLACED PT. PLEASANT - Jack L: . GH~l-:TS. ~EW BOAI:O MEMHEICS - J\l 17th aMual · ol American Women in fta.. d~o & .' cle\·~slon, In~. \J\W.HT) at Century Plaza llotel, Los Angeles, Clli(,, (May J-5) Oeft to nght) mcom_Hig prcs•dent (Installed on May 5) Mary Dorr, radio and TV personality of santa MoNca, cal~f., greets three new members of her board; president elect Marion Corwell, educational. afla~rs representative, Ford Motor Co., Dearborn, Mlch.j secretary-treasurer Patricia L. Nealtn, duect?r of film s, WGN-TV, WGN Continental Broadcasting Co., Chicago, Ill . , and dl~tor..at.large East Central Area, MariaMe B. Campbell, AVCO Broadcasting, Cincinnatl. \ille, Tetul. The song tellsthehlstoryofthe great Silver Bridge * .. Jim Stout, ' a country and western entertainer disc jockey, and promoter, has recorded a tribute record, titled ••Silver Bridge History" GQ..T Records of Detroit, Mich. The record was produced by T~Lan EnterDrlses. of Galli~IA ard is being manufactured and distl'ibuted nalionally in Nash- FlEE STORAGE 5.55 • operator. ' D2. Mr. liUIIal de- parlment Jn 1953 ap;J has work-- QYDE KUHN AClaOIII ATIIEMi - Eighteen ''coed• have been selected tor ,ncmber.." ship in Chimes, women,.s honor· &r,JI and service organh.:aUon at Ohio Uni versity. ' They were sele(:ted on tlle•ba.sis of scholarship, ehatlcter, and campu!:l acUvJties. The women were selected from 1 cliinl o( 1, 800 sophmtore Wc:Mnetlj 400 ol whoin had Ole 2.75 mlnimuin academic average needed for con-sideration. Those chosen IDcluded Gil$ M. Bastian!, Galli· ALUANCE - Denver lll·'rank has been promoted to the super.. visory ranks ot the Babcoc:k and Wilcox Company, Tubular Pro- ·' TIRES !IIIII EARLY AMERICAN Ster· eo Radio combination. 'lbiJ Gay M. U.,.tiani is Selected &y Oilen~ .. • plua tu eaeb ~Typa Is a beautUui solid state unit 1MN4'11. Wile with 4 speed chnnger. Take From the Llrpst TMk or over payments of f(I.IIO or pay lElTH -E FOlD TUPPEJlll PLAINS, 0. BE GENTLE, be ldnd, Ia thai Bull4>zer Radiator To '!be balance of $89.98, lor free 99:1-2196 PHONE 667·3682 expe~~~~lve carpel Clean II home dem0118trallon call m...; with Bin. Llllln. Rlllll elec!218. ALSO: Have a repootric obampooer., Biker Jl'umlse...,.. Stereo in Walnut cabPH. 992-2143 tare. U«c Inet for payments of $5.91 or AIR COIIDITJONING Rertlger- BUDGET I'IIICE fundbiri a11 .\ allon oervtoe. Jilek's Relrlt- 0111' third ftoor bwlgel lbop. balance of $7il.ll5. ~lUte HOUSE with lldlolnlng lol. I 01'10011, New Ha9111. ta. . Babr Jl'urnlture. Ml4dleport. SAVE SPACE ID-JJ'II. 41tfe 111111 zrG ZAG aewing maclline. Oblo. ' • tie bedrooms. !arB• klteben, dem bath, faD buemenl, wltll Salesman's demonstrators regMOTH PROOFING garage, newly r&<leoaralecl. ularly aold 199.95, wUI seD lor READY • MIX <GIIeTell dollY· SEWING MACIIINEI!, repolr CaD BlUm alttr 4 p.m. Ill oervtce, all mlllrel. WY :1end right to )'0111' proJecl. $44.95 or $5.00 per month. 1184. Tbe Fabrle ·l!bop, ~ Fast and 011)'. Jl'reo tillFree home demonstration. Ebeneler St., - · Mltol\ W, Ya, 77WSf3 H-lfo maiM. Phone __., lloq. eroy. AutbQrlrod IIIDger l!aJes Call 992-3218. s-~· and Bervlce. We Sharpen leln Ready • Mix Co .. MldtlloReal Esteftt For Sale 8cWMI. Nl4fe HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. Ja. SINGER Sewing Machine!, have p..-1, Ohio. 8 ., O'BRIBN AND CROW quire Arnold Brothers, Pomesix for $17.00 each. Call m IU!lALTY COMPANY 1'0)', Ohlo, pbone III-J44I. 3218. 5-lute PCMEROY - J story frame, .,. 4.J5.If< . 3 bednooma, bath, basement, EXPBtT FIRIITOftl DLC 1110 BEAUTIFUL selection of flow large carport. $4,250.00 .N4!W TIIIAD ILACKWALL '' ·Wheel Alignment ers, baskets for Memorial Rll'nAND - FARM WlTB Sl• Prlc• r.,. Day, Cliff's Shoe Repair, Mid OONSTANT INCOME. 2 boul650xl3 dleport. 5-ts.181c &.50.14 .S1 a ' d cme 1 story frame. I rooms l'UOx13 .41 4 bednooma, bath, Anotbef 8 7110x14 10.... .a 1'00111 bouae bringing $2ti.GO HAY, pnre timothy and mixed, 750x14 11.11 .AI 670xl5 II.H A7 per month, ta acres, bam, SOc a bale by truck load. Pb. HOUSE IN Middleport 011 rlter Plut Recipp.. le ........ ehleken bouse, obed, Tobacco CoolvUie 887.fl47. 5-ll).lte Natlonwl* Gue~ntM ·. front; '"" otory, e1gbt rtlOIIII base & SoD bank. CaD f<r in-GUARANIHD,. . I and two baths. .....,, formation. 1-1-utp 11184 HARLEY DAVIDSON moHENRY Cl.EI.AND torcycle, XLCH, $750, or will trada lor livestock of equal 0111ee 62 FORD Falcon TUdor, wblte. value, phone IIIIUI93. U-21p with camer, $1110. Harry LadFor Sale !-!Ute wick, Rt. I, Pomeroy. Phone ONE YELLOW dress, semi-lor· RIDING lawn mower In good Cbester 985-3115'1. 5-NII> mal, size 5, one wbJle dress, condition. Oscar Weber, 2 SALIIIAIIA fi!UIVICE ROME P'OR aale by OWIIIr. milea e881 of Cbesler. Stale Shown by appaiDimeDL 7 semi.formal. aile 9, one pink 57 CHEVY. good tires, body, Rt. %48. 5-12-ap rooms downotlln, 1111111 1J11101 dress, street length, size 7, and in good 1'lllllllllg eandlupllaln, I prqes, 1 traDer . " $4.95 eacb. One formal, like 1~ tlon; 28.1 standard. " ' Frr Trade lpiCIS, patio, limn docn, new, size 7, $14. Phone 1192119U015. 5-Nip WILL TRADE 1987 Firebird lor . ~ UTFIT llorm wlndowo, awalnp. P. " . 5030. '-the older car with new owner ta RED F1SH BOAT 0. Box 4111, GaDJpotla, Oldo FOX MJNI.BJKE. Ill year old, lake over Fireblrd paymenlll. WITil EVINRUDE MOTOR 4SIIl. Telepllooe •••• STORE Equipment, nice. must In good condition. Powered by WIPiam Morris, Rt. 4, PomeALLOY TRAILER' loMe selL 7 large refrigeration unClinton 31!. liP engine. Haa . roy. Call 1192-1137. ~!Ute IIJ, metal shelving, meat headlil!ht. taiiUgllt, windshteld. blocka, scaleo. cash register Bull- · S.rvfCII ,,.,, CaD 742-55118. 1-t«e and other Items. Doyle Shaml!lLECI'ROLUX Salol ltld SerBualnesa Servlblin, Rl. I, Box 45, Kenna, W. vtee, .......... 1'111 1lllhon 1111 OLDSMOBILE. power steerPHONE 687-3370 TERMITES SWARMING Va. 5-12-81c IIIII polllben, pmdDe parll. , inR and brakes. ·Good cond~ THEY ARE re-produdiVOI, 1 lion, $1110. Phone 7a.G14. call -.mo. ~not your worker colony. l"rM Weather M-4IT> S'J'RA WBERRIES. our proapeets lnspocllons and lnlormaUon are good. We are booting. GALLIPOLIS - T e m p e rlnaurance Gil crawl space dangen, No ''Pick your own" for freez. alures, precipttatt... and ,... RIOOULAR SIZE recap !!res Atl'I'OIIOBJLE klliii!We ben aalesmao, 10'11' overllead, iMI ing, red and black rupberrleo, $10, milk 79c gallon. STP ate, per cent savlnp. AIUed Ptll !her eondltiono lor each 24 hoUr eoneellod? Lolt """ operoiblackberries, blueberries, sour brake Ould, 12 oz. ttc, bologCmlrol, Pomeroy, Ohio, Ph. perlocl aa l1l<Orded br P o t e Or'l . _ . , Call ..... cherries, peaches, melons and na s tb. $1.311, 3 d..., ogp • u tie . . . ovonlngl. 4-!NIIIp McCormick altho Fairfield Wea· •weet corn through the sea!her Blat!oa. IOe, jowl 3 lb. 1191:. M' a G son. Call in orders lor rhu.. DOJ HiJ!h Low Prec. lllarket, Rt. 7, Middleport. C. C. IIRADPORD barb and asparagus. Nolan's tba week IIIII 7Mr 68.5, 1111 :blday 63 u 5Nie AUCI'IONEER In Syracuse, Oblo. yeor 66.5. Monda.Y 62 29 Cemplllt lorvlee Average low ~a lor Tuelllay 72 33 ss CHEVROLET. Phone 9IJ.. Write, Ploaeartile week IIIII yeor 44.3, last 11185 NEW MOON Mobile Homa, WodnesdQ' 80 49 .5-Nip lDCIO. Crlll llnollorll ; Tburoday 70 59 . 34 lastyeax 41.0 to x 50' two bedrooms, tood Tolol proelpltattonlorlbonek Friday 72 52 condition. see Larry Smith, ELECTROLUX SWEI!lPER, I I tie Saturday GO 5f •32 IIIla year, .66 of an laeb, last .~ ·. full size, complete attaeh- Rt. 3, Pomeroy, or call 11115yeax, 2.41 laeboa. Average hlgb temperatures for S.l2-81c manls. A-1 eondlllon. Pay off 4143. 5 paymenlll of $5.81 eaclt ·"· Phone BC-Z685. 5-IO..tfe WE WISH to express our very sincere thsnks to ail those P'liiiNISIIED APARTME!n', wbo were so kind and helpful adults only, 401 IIJit'IDI An., during the death of our dearMale Help Wanted l'hollo . . . H-lfo ly loved husband and father, UNUSUAL opportunity lor Vance MUibone. We especlaJ. young man 20 to 35 to become Jy thank the minister, John associated wllh a leading fast TRAILER SPACE In MiddleW. Wyatt, the singen, pallgrowing eoMumer finance port lor two medium alae tranm. CaD IIJ.a, u.uo bearers, White Funeral Home, company. We train you in all relatives, friends and neighphases of work Involving conbors for their many kind exsumer credit. Previous ex- ATl'RACI'IVE. modern 3 - room pressiooa of sympathy and ail ·• perience not necessary. Must lumlohed apartment ldoaiiJ those wbo sent flowers, food be high school graduate. Call near l'omoroJ bualand carda. neso oeellon. Pltone - Mr. Ohllnger, m-2111 for inMay Gnd Bless each one. u.«e terview. 5-1~ Wile, sons, daughter and THREE room apartment, 4 brotber. H:l-llp Auction camp sites oo Ohio River, Ma. SATURDAY, MAY 18 at 11:!0 ' Notice son, Phone ~147. !-lute p.m., 1II miles east ol Ches· l WILL be responsible lor' ter, Ohlo, just off Stale Rt. CLEAN 4 roomo and bath, fur. any debts other than my own. 243 (lolklw aign!). I have told nlshed apartment, 11411 MulJohn Wells, my home and am leaving berry Ave., Phone 99U618. Long Bottom, Ohio state oo will sell the follow· 5-1:1-tle 5-IZ-31c log: & plece living room suite, 23-incb color TV, Admiral; house, 5 """""· GUN SHOOT, Sunday, May IS, eurtls-Mathel! stereo, radio FURNISHED I~ batha, 115 Brick St. Call Racine G1m Club House, 12 combination, two swivel rock%47..JIIIIl. 5-!Uip to 4 p.m. !lamB and baeoa. en, room divider, two bed»22e room suites with bootcaae For Sale headboards, II< size bed and WILL DO oewing at bome dmser, odd bed and dresser. TWO TIRES, 1100114, ollghUy llppen, pockets, pecglna, Kelvlnator electric range, GE used, less than 1000 mlleo; 11 hemming, alteraliool, no frost reftlgerator • freezer · months guarantee, Cheap. Ph. Mrs. Froddle '!babel, Muon, combination, kitr~en eobinel, 74J.5625. 5-7..1tp Phone ~1. ...tie live piece dinette set, Z4 l<lot Amana freezer, set of Rogers !IIIII ZIG ZAG sewing machine, HAPPY HOUR, Sllenang Sprlnp SUverware Cserviee lor 8), deluxe cabinet model, like Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. MonMlrro-Matic pressure cooker, oew. Will sell for t57 caalo ..day thru Friday. Ladles nl8bl 9 piece stainless cookware, t!i per month. CaD 1192-28311. every Friday. SM!c !-7..., lot of good dishe• and cook· lng utensils; Singer electric VJ r nt"d To Buy sewing machine, desk model ; 111111 PHlLCXl stereo, -tO-inch wal- 111111 SEWING ntachlne, &ig 181 equipped to buttonbote. dem, ANTIQUES. fumfture, dllhol. Singer aweeoer. Maytag wrinnut console. 'lbls set haa 10 monogram, etc. Redaeod miscellaneous. Mrs. HO'II'M'd ger wasber, GE dryer, lJ9. year dlamoDd needle, 4 big Ceell, !00 W. Main St., l'omefrom m .75 to only $SUI or Inch wlndO'II' fan . barbecue opeakera. automatic tum taNJ, l.J5.11c $1.25 per week. Phone & grill, lawn !urnltore. 12 gauge ble, pay tii.M per month ..:1118$, 5-ll).tle shotguns, 4 l!llnracks. 'II Inch balance du. $12U4. Try II in Black and Decker drDI set, your bome. CaD 1192-28311. llelo Wanted HOME GROWN tomato planlll !lOCket and open wrencll sets, WAITRESS wanted. Must be lor garden use. Early VailBolens roto-tUier, Ill-inch p0. neat In appearance and over ant. Hines !SilO, Big Rad Jle. wer mower, lawn and garden ARTII'JCIAL flowera, Mothers 21. Apply in person. Green lici0111 and Improved Metltool•. Huffy bike, boy!l; Day and Memorlet Day, Gables. State Rl. 7. 5-J2.3te ean. Also, cabbage and pepSchwinn bike, girls; two large ......., from upper end of part per plants. 'lbomas Hayman, Iron kettles. Aliadin Iampo, In Syracuse. Mabel Pickens. NEED ladies to handle local 5-li).IJie many other items too ntnner'-7-«< Syracuae, 0. household service In city of OU! to mention. Auctioneers Pomeroy. Choose own hOUJ'II. note: 'lbls i.B eueptiollallJ 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath, I!Me- COOL Z STORY brick boule In lull or spare lime. Hourly good clean merchandise. Come SyraCUIO, Ohio; largo level menl, large lot, gara,e, near eamil!'ls $3.00 and up. Write early, Lunch will be IWVed yard, shade !reel, patio, Will ochool, church, poll olflee and Ruth Bergaus. Watkins J>ro. by Chesler Fireman's AuxiJ. a-Pt i!ood bouse lreOer <Jr store. Write llol 172 Portduds, Inc., Winona, Minn. iary. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mt> travel traDer aa part payland. or Phone 843-28311. 5-7.etc 55987. 5-1:1-llc Daniels, owners; McOoy'o ment. Write Box 111'1 or call AuetiOII Service, A~. WESTINGHOUSE dehumidifier, 'Marietta, Ohio mi84S. DISK CLERK over 40 1m ln. HCH!e I-ICHte glrlo Jl.inch bicycle. Inside f. Apply In person at Ohio HoI" by 2'-1" blroh 4oor. Phoile ~. s-~ 1192-119'1. '-7..111: TWO PURE For Rent bulls. CaD WAITRESS. apply in penon. 4 ROOM furnished apartment. ville, Ohio. FOUR ROOM hnuoe, bath, faD €row's Steak H01110. '-7..1tc adulta only. S1!1 Spring Avo .. basemeal, garage. Two yelr P.......,, W-IJie NINE ROOM HOUSE, largo lot. old home. Phone •Uil. LADY FOR HOUSEWORK and could be mada Into opart. 3-S.tfe eaoldng, Uve In or out. Pbone PLENTY of IJIIICt lor ..,. traillll4!1111, Racine, phone MNISI. -~ lor Interview. 0. Jim. er with all lacilltieo. In SyraPOODLE PUPPIES. AKC 101 '-I!lac <!)' over Uberty 'lbealre, MidCIIIO. CaD 1192-311N, ~IJ.tfe miniature, $'II and up. lllud dleport. 5-7-Uc semee and ....,.,mg. Ph<lae GROCERY SALE, Monday, PUIINISIII!!D and unlumlshocl Tuesday, and Wednetlday, 1Jih ~. t1 I tie fi7,111J0 PLUS regular cuh bolla~. Clooe to ldlool. throutlb 15th, from I l.lll to us for mon over 40 In PomePhoile lti-MS4. IO.IJ.IIe GET MOM l gift at 8r)'ant'o. ~ p.m. All groceries ping at 1'0)' areo. Talre ohnrt auto You wilt ave mOIIOJ': latlleo zo per cent dlseoullt. lloiDr trips to contact euatomen. LARGE llvo room and both ohool fl.• pair, iadles hole out of buslnass. Hairden OroMr maD W. ;H, Dlclrenou, apartment, newly de<orltnd, tee pair, Bibles, aD · prleea; cary, Syracuse, Oblo. 1-!Uip ~m Corp. furnace hut. Pomem n~~~m~ fiJI, o1eo- arllllelat 1!1. Wri, Tuu lelOI. l'hollo llti2-ISifl, t·~.tfe lrleal appllaneel, large pic> YORKSHIRE and Hampdllre M«e lui'OII, .. eadl, ppel reo- pip. CaD 111rr11onvt11e a MOiiiLE HOME space lor any WANTED ortls f,2.1111 each. All II Jlry. G'll. 5-Ntc ot::.. An lacUitleo, cloee to 1111'1, IGI 'If. Main, ~101'. liPIJTE MAN 1o tollelt dry school and buotneoo, In town. J-7-tte JI'OUll DACIIBHUND 11UP1 lbt : eleanlng, Oood lalary """ Pallo, nice lot, quiet nel«baomml•lon. ABC Cleaners, borllood In Mlddlenort. .1o1m 4 LARGE tame rabbl!.l. $2 eaCh. weeb old, flO eaeh, D. A. IJuon, W. VI., bel- 4 and .,, Jl'ullz, Phone IIU!t. Mlllm. IN Pearl St., MiddleCaD IIUI'I3 olter 5 p.m. port. Pia. lltl2-llll5. 1-Ntp $ p.nt Hf.lle J-IN!e !.,, • Denver Frank ' 11 :20 - 8, .. The Searl'' John lrelel'ld, E\'elyn Wllllws TUESOA"Y 7:00 - 3, "~metrh•~ a.-1 the Gladlllur" - VIctor Ma,ture. Su Sin Hayward 11 :20 - 8, "So Vou!¥1, So Dad" - Paul Henreld, i\nn Fr&nd8 WEDNE.''iDA\" 9:00 - 13. "Th(l Bedford lnddent" - IUchard Wid-mark. Sidney Poitler 11:20- S. "They Who Dare" - Dick Boganla, AkJm Tlmerotl' II, "Not AJ A str.._. Olivia DeHarillml, Robert MltcllUID ~:00 - 8, "Willi of Noiae'' - Ty Hardln, SuZIIN l'lesllette 11:20 - 8, "F....-...Ieln" 7:00 - er" - - Boris Karlol'f, Colli Cli'lll FRIDAY K;UO ~ 13. "Jim 'J'hollle. American" - All- Burl Laa- 5. cuter, Charloe Biclifl:lnt 9:00- 8, "TheS.v.nQ Dlw•" ~ WUllun Kolden, S. 5ardh l' Irk 11:20- 8, "GI.r SiaW'I''Blrb&n stanwyck, Gtraldlne F1tqrerU:J SAltJRDAY .,< \1 :00 - '' ~· 3, "F1uft'y" - Toay Rllndlll, Shirley Jonea 11 :15 - 13. "Bet.lt o( ·Moo rkCt/' " .. Thlnp To -- 11:2$- 3, "Man lntheDar\i" - William Syh"e&leT, Bar- '' ~ . �' ~ " 18- 'l1le SUodu T11110•. still\1101,,$UIIIIY, May 12, 1988 ·, " , ' .' ' A-LJTI'tE·''HOMEWORK' ~Watching ·Wruit· Ads ·Bripg Top 'Gtade Resuits I'Wieli : ' Sale lpl:r.• . ' Female ... NEED ladles to In Memory IN MEMORY of Dorothy MIchael who pa...,.. away May 12. 1987. True was her heart, ·her actions were kind Her Ufe was a pattem To those left behind. A wonderful Mother In a garden or rest It's true wbal they say "God chooses the best." He look her hand We had to part He gave her rest But broke our hearts Gnd's word is true His cause Is just, Dear lArd, we leave her In your truat. Sadly missed by husband. children, mother, brother and aunts. 5-1:1-ltp For Rent _ IOCII houaehold servloe In area ol. •· M a G FOod Mlrtel; Rl Meigs. Olooee OWD llours,luD f, Ul.......... _..,.• . 'I-NII! or spare Ume. Hourly earn- . lngs $3.110 and up. Write Ru1ll 4 BOON lurnlllbed ~ Bergaus. Watkins Prod~!<'~~, on 111'11 Door. Adultl pnfer. Inc., Winona. MIM, 55987. reel. toNal. s.t.tfc 5-12-llc P'liiiNISIIED three-room apart. HOUSEKEEPER: Couple de- melll, bath; Ill South IIICGIId sires woman to Uve In u """·· Middleport. Phone Mn. housekeew in new modem Howard Cedi. INIIII 44-Ue liome. Duties include housecleaning. cooking and laundry respon•lblliliea. Room and !"ARM: Lovelv 4 bedroom !ann house with two balhJ, mocJ. board provided plus weekly em kltcben and fireplace. Sba. salary. Aeeomodatlona ln. dy acreage, has space for lwn elude private bedroom and bath on separate noor, and cars and horses. II deolred, rent reduced for exchange of use of a car. References re6 hours work a day at nelgll. quired. Interested person call boring farm hou!e. Respon· Alben! 594-7257 from 9 lo 12 sibllllles would include booRa.m. or wrJte Box 6&8R, In cleaning, cooking and laundry care of The DaUy sentinel. duty. If interested, phone Ath'-lO-Me ena 5111-'7257 or wrlle Box 86811 in care of '!be Dally lienREGISTERED pradfcal nurse 5-10-Mc desired by older oouplo. Wo. tine!, Pomeroy. man may Jive in. Private bed. room and bath on separate 'J'RAILER SPACE: Inquire 158 noor. Use of a car plus Mulberry after 3 or 5 p.m: Write P. 0. Bot 425, Pornweekly salary. Provide reler5-IO.stc eneeo. If interested, pMIIe erG)'. Athens 5111-7257 or wrlle Box 86811 tn care of the Dally sen- FOUR ROOM hou!e, bath, on llyoell Run Road. Phone 74:1tinel. Pomeroy. 5-111-!lc 5113. !-!~ HOUSEKEEPER wanted I o r father and five children. Good FIVE ROOM lumlsbed apart· salary. References required. maD!, bath, Chester, Ob!D. Write lo '!17 Lincoln St., MidContact Harold Newell or phone 1185.1350. 5-7..tfe dleport. 5-I0-3tc LADIES WANTED to sell Judy Lee Jewels. We train you lmmedlale earnings, phon• 1185-3537 Chesler. 5-1~ Card of Thanb 'i'HII!ll 8J!:DROOM boiile tr.u. lilt IJOllGiii ~ &.Dilllr. FOUR ROOM ~ APARTMENT, - "*': f.cylllldar, . automatiC lloD, tow mlleNt Goll4 dllloa, .... ' lloJ E. llllllr, Rl. J, ~. Ohlil. Phoile Qlelter ...,.,, IMP 8 ROOM HOUSE, bath, encJal. od back porch, Wuh - . PaDelln8 Gil two and hallway. Lot ~ by .. 1leula 1or ee111nc, m beallh, Phoile II!NIIll. 1-Nte ONETEMOO · p. ~ heater, 117,100 btu, with blow•· Good oondlllon. •• Cell *· -- • - +1 • • - • • -- ..., For I AKC registered female St. Bernard dog, peaeoeka, turkeys, and geese. Call IIIIS-2513. Walter Bentz, Flood Rd., Po. meroy, 0. 5-!Nip b Promoted ' NEW HOME oa Rl. 1J4 about l mUe.t from Middleport, · 5 l'llOlDII and bath, ul!llty room, bedroomo, hall 111111 · Jivingroom carpetnd, bullt-ln kl!chen, carport. Call O'lleU Maoley, 742-5932. . 1-lJ.Sic -Bus·iness.·Services·'· . ' ducts Division, Keystone Street Plant, according lo announce-. ment made by T. W. Morris, Onishing department superinten- EIPEIIENCED Sric• GUARANTEED REPAIRED ASSORTED AlliUS!'MENT dent. •'rank Joined the finlsbJng ed 011 various jobs throughout the department until reaching his moat recent job as cut-off TIRES AU. SIZES $1icio-- Heater Bulldoaer Truok Car Core Born in Meigs County, tle attended public schools in Chester. Married .to the former Betty Moore or Pomeroy, the couple has four children, sindra. 15, Jay 14, Ricky 10, and Sheila 4. .. Denver Is the son or Mrs. Lettie Spencer of Syracuse and the late Mr. Herman Frank of Minersville, RD 2. tif:COiiDiNc - AIC CLEANERS o. "'..., --tern I-!he I REDUCED DUO BOAT Hocki.!!mrtJhio " I• . ........... DAILY CROSSWORD ..... >.Em-.. fl. Penlan coin 10. Jnclte 11. CoUiin of Juan or ~11.0&)' If, Whether 15. French pronoun 11. DICit 18. Recent 20. Wound mark U . Pn:~Rc!utor: abbr. tt. llhlpobapo DOWN J. Like better 2. Htlp 3. ConflleU t . Allrlnpnl fruit. ~- Pork fl. White yam 7. Olrl'a nickname Public Sale J8. Rub off Wed. , May 15, '68 · 10:00 A.If. L WlLL OF 21. ConltoilaUon 22. Peel 21. Dltl- IOIYe 21. Traffte 1lgn 29. Bom 30. BUr up, Y•MtNar'• ••••• u a llream 31. Provoke 1. Walked 33. Yeut 11. Four gUla 34. Nanow 13. Affirm&. roadway Uve YOt.ea 37. hmoul Ill Goao:-ilp;.-r.-,..:.;peno;;;IGpt BeTe.,.. a.. Slqpnd - 1St. Toy Slli. Yakor G. E. Tolovllloa G. E. Borrlpretor lloll1olntSID.. 5PioeeBrllllfutSOI oo&l 3t. IUwr ......... ·" ' ~~-~Clock ·' a.- '-' 3 l'llcollodroam Solie W~WIIher 4 l'llco llodroam Solie UmodOik 8ldlo ... Fr....,. ,· ~~~~~-Furalture Porch Broiler Poll, Pana, Dlllto1, and OOaor Nomeruua llouMhold Item• u-. Plltlorm llocbr lnlothe ~ . Plebore• F.. Vanlt;ySiool H. Sileo! .:1 : Foot Slool IWfodQ!alr duck ,, End T....a IIDII!Iiac, T....l Iqo H. Klll4ol . IIOUSEIIOLI mas LIYirwllociiiiOIIIo u.s....,... .• ,•,b 1965 llrctry c..t, 3431 ldlll ..111 na.ut. 42. Manner ot walkln&' 45. H. Htut tl. lllan'o name . THE ESl'ATE THE LATE F, COATES BE SOLD AT THE RESIJENCE LOCATED IN IIEEDSVILLE, OIUO, : EASr OF THE JVNCI'lON OF ROI!IES 881 AND124. FOU..OW SAlE IIIGNS. 40. Below: 28.Com•up 3(), . ' . tooLS U.I.Ditlr ... IDdollnlte lloclrlc PlaDo• Eloctrlc T.... SOW lloclrlc Grtndlr ..... lllN Worll-b Wllllll!omlw - ... ~· o iNow Hompohln <f. ...... tt.ruaa 10. lnlaad II. Pllelllr 2GordeoCulllvatorl P-Mowor a.a.a, lihovela, llotl IIIII 1 ~ AIICrtmentli. AJITIQIES ·I.lloiVr Tlblo Cblaa Clolet DAILY ORYPTOClUO'l'JIJ- s-'1 bow to WMII lt1 AXYDLeAAXI lo LOIIOFaLLOW Ia- Oloo-llmplf -~.. IIAOIIIIr. Ill IIIIo ..,.plo A L'~ X lor the twa 0'1, ot<. llnl1o loUml, lropllltl, Ill• loJIIIIo 1114 lonnaUoll <ll 111o won1o ore all 11111o. ICado liar 1111 litton ~ 4!1f-. Ior lilt three ·~·-· HWAOWAO KAa .NAYWAO Hl1XAC PWI1U AXP K.IHAYC XAO WA rDc PiCIJCUa. -X XQSRCHQ Y.......,. CIJ#IIQU kr 'JVIOu IRQUU) lmiA.YJ: MVICUNTLY _ . TliiiiK I'IJPKot,-IIIIII'I'IWIO& a.on,. Clbloet Dtak ond Cbalr Lot!TIIIll Kll<h.. Cabllllt J l'llco SoltM lllocbrl 3 !lilnollt Cbalrl AiJc'I10N!iZRS IIGTEI TE=~ . :_.,!S!!!!'podl~r-'"·' -~ -Tool• • Ia Yll')' cl4iiD IIIII woil • •. -. ·~~ W, PORTER, JR. · Ellooutrjr of Ealllil ol F. If, Coattt • Luneb lion'od lip . .vtllt .....,.w.s.c.s. a Our Towll s,;-rn;k Thomu GALLIPOLIS - Tycoon Lake, out beyond Bidwell, will be the of a Kiddie Fishing Derby on May 25, according to a news iten tbe weekly release lrom District Four, Division ot WildUfe, Obi• fJ<IJIOl'1mEont ol Natural Resoureea. An Ulllsual thi118 hl!j)peneci this week out al 'i'y<oon Lake. Joh (buclde Demey, who do a lot of fishi~ at the lake, found a deat over near the boat dock area. When the fish waa hauled out of the water, they found it to be 1 l:~: about 45 inehes long wel&:hlrv 25 pounds. It probably weighed than that at n~st but the fish hid been dead a da,y or so. Tlle boys ~Jfom~· · o!Oieph N,; Roso.llho. ~~jn'dftllt..... nolll TO!nllnson, Gallia Ccunly 1y Superintendent or Schools Oil•· · protector, that the fish North College Hill which is in prd:ably died of old age. It was the Cit.Y ol Cincinnati Districl thcught to be one of a batch put Dr. Ross atteOOed Rio Grande into the lake in !961. . College in 1946 to 1948 and again The Wildlife release read: ln 1949-50. He is s former memKe~_!omllnaon, S e n i o r ber of the faculty at GalHa State Game Protee!Or, located Academy Hl•h School and aeln Glll1a County, feports that cording to all reports was well I Kiddie flshing Derby will be liked while employed here. hold Mly 25 !rom 9 Lm. to 1 p.m. at Tycoon Lake. The derby BETTY JO ROBERTS, an inwill be IPCIISOred by Ole Galli& structor at the Holzer Hospital Ccunly Conservancy Club. School ol Nursing, and Joseph Prizes will be given for the David Baraotti, teacher at SOUth· Ylrloua cmtoata and will be western High School, are to be apcmsarecl by the local mer. married June 1. It his already chanta. '!be qo lor the Klddles been announced. flahlng Derby oitranta II !rom Bu~ recently the J1<kJon (her one to 15 yeaxa. The derby wut home town) paper, not only carbe eoordlnoted lbrough the Ohlo ried that news but also the an- · ~nl of Nolurll Besoorc- nouncement of t~e marriage or ea, Dlvlaon of Wlldlife and local her sister, Jennie Grace Rob_.umen. Ftohlng teclmiques erts, to Klld-Erik Gravaen Jen•• well as other methods of catch· aeD of Copenhagen, Denmark. lng ftah will be demonstrated to Tbey are realdlng in Copenhagen the cbUdren. but plan to vlalt her parenla, ltr. and Mrs. Olen ROOerto, Rt. SOMETIME DURINGthewlnler 2 Olk HIU,Itils summer. I and barpo hit and lllmlaecl the upper lock gato or the llrjlo 600 by 110 loot lock ebunber flthe Gtllipolio Rollir ASSIGNED A'l' KNOX Dun at Eureka. Repairs were F'l'. KNOX, KY.- ' Army •tarled to the damqad pte lhio week. MeamYlllle locking was to Private David ll.' Stool Ia 11, be done In the smaller 360 by oll!ned to Co- D, leth Bat. lallon, fib Brlpde, hen In the 110 lootloek chamber. So tar there hasn't been too United BlaleiAI'IIIYTrainlngCall. much or a piJe~~J of boats ani&. ter, Armor. Following lbe corn. ing lockage at the dam. II the pielton of baale training, Pvt. damages can be re_palred In a Stool, wtro II the 1011 of Mrl, abort time there won't be much Joaan stout, ol lll>l; ·.104 lin'.. or a pile \IPi it not, there will cu~~ will receive at ieut an' be. · lllillilmal . ' . •latlt - · of eltbar advanCed Instruction or 011-111.. TWO OF SIX ...,lneeolor llle job training to 'lllllry him Ia a Board or -Directors ot the mo· opoelallzed m1lltar7 aidll. Grande College Alumlll Aasoellllon at lllo Mly 25 election are well known to residents or Gal· lipolis. Four are to be eleeled to posts oq llle board. ADDRESS GIVEN One ol lbe candldate.s Ia lira. Mro. Eureka Tnlner, AkrGtt, Irene Bri!Moq or Rio Gr.; formerly ofGallli, hlelalleriand l!ho reeei•od · hor IIIChe!Or ol I• in CIQ- llooplW. ·Mrs. Tratqet Science degree In Elemerduy will looo :J~~~.:;: Educllliotdn t947;She hoi lieoa 1• the ·a teaching :18 yean lnd· li lol\lly . ~lllai 11\e oilllil ·fll'lde ill waalil•E me n·t'ar Y J -I .sehw. .. candldlta •• fir: .''tW!~ · ,. othir '; '• ' 8 Sot:cer 6:45 3 8:110 J 1-:lecllon 8 Golf lraslgllt 3 Go!! 8 l\l:tloti & Costello 5:00 Game 8 Celebrii,Y l3 JMooell Thom.a \1:30 8 Sleret !:olorm 13 Wyatt brp 13 Outer l.lmil• 6:30 ~ s t1th For To~ 13 Unu1 th1 Lloltlurted U:~ 10:110 3 Flij~Per 8 San Franci...o llelit 8 Candid C1111era ll W.Ua Fargo 10:30 3 Connntratlon "" u voraee Tllflttte u ll:OO 1l:30 u Fm Hollywood Squaru S I.Xck Van ~ke :J; 3 CbriltDPhtll 8 Ftet the Nadon 13 DIKOw-tcy 1.2:00 3 '-""" 8 lMeof Life u Be!lrltchod 11:011 U:OO 3 TV Ollila! 8 YlcllW We U !!enid oC Truth IZI:NI 8 ~u 13 Yot:le 10:011 3 Hl&h Chcllrral 8 Million: Imponlble ll:OQ 3 At l8&ul 8 ,...._ 3 3 f,i,vle 13 'JII'JI Waller• J~l1111 ~ .. 3 13 News I :311 1145 8 Guitln Oub 13 11tt5 1l Lowtr Ualtlhoult 8 """' 9:00 3 W. VL Primary 11:30 8 13 IZ: I~ 3 8 lowe h • ~l!lllbred W. VL Primary J J~ N-~ l'icture 1:30 l.et' 1 Make A 10:00 3 H .\s the World Turns 8 Mowle 11;30 3 Tonla:h l ~w 13 Nebr&!k& l'rl mlr}' IU S 3 8 ll 2:00 ~·s of Our Lo~e Is 1 Ncllale'~ 11 :00 News, Weather, 'PJrt s S Nlll'l~ IJ Li~t:ti ~lendored Thing ll 5:00 3 CallfolrnWII 8 The Prelkneu U World ol !ilortll 9:30 3 Siller 6 8 Franllenllte\.n Jr. 3 13 CUilllt C&rwon Y:30 3 Sl.l)er Pre&\cllilnl 8 Her(ulotds 13 The Flllllltic Four )0:()0 13 CowboY In Alrk• 3 Flint1tone.s 8 ........ 13 :;:.lderm.an 7:011 3 Perur W~~Qntr 10:30 J Sllmp&I;KI .. Goliath 8 The Jr, Space Gt~Q•t 1J Journay to Center oJ 7:30 .EUu. "'"' Ulrdman 7 Gala;y TTW H M:!b,)' Dick & Mighty M!ihtor 13 Kq Kolll! J 3 The~ J Cool McCool 8 Johnny Quell\ 13 !\ml!rican s.nd.uand 1:00 3 \jpbell ~,,,. . ~Game s:oo a.me The Newlywed 13 8:30 38 "" """' .\ions M, Three 13 Lawri!OCe Wlllk 8 ~ ~~ues II :JO 2:00 3 Tonight '-110"' .'lho~ ~ lli.~H s l"olo s~us Tl1e&1r~ & :-:r Answen 11 :00 J Naws Weekend New& !load llunner 13 Haweniflll '6H ~· 9::10 8 Pettkoat Junction JJ llollywoOO !'&lace 10:00 H Miss U.S. A. Pagetnt JO;JO JJ I :30 . ·. &:DO 3 lllovl1 8 Hojj111's Htroe!i 13 Mtn·h: 13 Jot:.Y llishup ,, '. H Jaclde {ileaaon 13 The 8 l..ooo Ralll[er We.ther, II :20 .~ews, NIV)" 2;31l :l '!"he Ulclon 8 lloutie l'arcy 13 The Baby <:iame ""' '"" "" car' Track 3 Jerry Letrt• 8 Ctnunaroa Strkl 12:30 l.lcan Martin 13 Mlm In 1 ~~~~ase ~ Fu"'ign Leglonnai"'& 11:30 3 House .,, 13 W.US Farro 3 Atom Cat 8 :-io.Pennan & Aquama' l:l Gtorae o! the JWiile 1:.1:00 3 Top Cat 13 The Beatles 9:0() 8 Mlvle IJ Thst Girl 9: 30 3 Llragnet l:l Peywn l'l• ce 8 Surch for Tomorrow 13 Treasunllsle Pala R ~ K&nglll'DO lronsldlls 13 Betlilchl!d JJ Wedding Party 11:3n 8 Xew& 11:15 ,,,. il Ghlller ThNtel' II:ZS Movl~ 3 Late 11 ;50 U AmerJce .sill&• 8~:1.5 8 The Bible Anwen &:U a Com Cob lkPort a Todtl 7:00 fhiW ,,,. Ul Bible An•"•n ... 8 !IMW Jlft'trl ~ u Emllt 1ubb liiOW' 11 ~Katnhal I , Ctrftlh s ''" Kuaaroo tmt DQucll• Shaw 1:30 SltNt !11om ....., I WyettEup 'a !lMfJudplill: 8 c:.tld Cunera 13 Willi F&rao . 11:30 I Qxae...,.&uo.. llm'il lfJliiiUM• -'i'ld• Moftlbt: , iwJd 3 P•nooalitr B AQof~n I U;$0 a lloJl1wood ~ 8- Pkli v... Drke ~ ,,....., """ ...... .. & l.oM ol Wft IJ BIWitehed ,~ 3:30 3 "Yoa Dltft SQ 8 f.9 of Nictn 13 lllrk~l Mr. C.I1IXIA 8 FllmiUmel 13 ~rw:G.m• '"' 8 FUJt.b' Theatre 13 Nn.,_ed Gule 5:00 Karlli~al u U.tilll Game ~00 SN~>Jqm•n a J News Pi~tun 8 Clllll&l Net11 C&1l.nl &nw~,y u~w~e~~ 13 Neno {iriDin . ' 3 ... :t I 8 , . ~)' !flow U )Cit Pcb9l ...,...rr 11:10 n..HDitiwood Squirt• ,. '"" ~ Arq- or Nayberry T~~blt' .... . i:OO C.llitllw: -IJOt. 1'1' :0110 ~nan~ 13 Neill Pkturi .. ~~~~- 3 Krill Muale: IIIII 8 Green 1\eNI n M:.tit i '"' em~ .. lt:" . \ 3 Rul t 'or Yo!ir LUe 8 Twllll;lt "J o• ' ' 1 "it:OQ > a N...,.. wu.r, ..rtl ,- . l . .,,..... .... ._ ,l a Htdlay-Brlnkley ~ 8 walter kronkite 3 Keep ,\merlce Slllll'-t 8 Wild Wlld Well 1:!:00 ~ 3 JqarQ)c 8 ...veof Ufe 3 "'"""' 8:H S S.Wrb HWbllllu ~)'l_t!~~ ...,,.. . 9:00 ,~,. :t E)e Gilela Searth tor TOIIVM'row U u trea-surer llle 12::45 a • Gt!ldlrw Llsht a I U 1:00 '"' IIDUrfrood ~· Jo:oo ~~~ ~ 3 Bill Dull 1~ Juclt !k'eam·RouMi 1:30 11100 3 l.tt'S.YIUA. ll..t ' 8 AI the World~ u ~......,.. Pq · \ 3;00 ,. :t tNhorCon~ l:S WtU Som.tt Mid._ New• Pictun J•dlle ' . 3 liW Trel! 11 Gomer I'Jle 13 llewllt:hed ~ Neww l.:ettral 7:lll 8 Dick \'an DJ,·ke 13 ..,.,.,ti Your ~Liw ~QO uta ~.:~Pital 7:00 3 FlaU C. Scruggl ll Twillghl Zone 13 _..,vie 13 Temptation 11:31) 3 The tloi.J.,ywood .squar,,. IS Avft\prl I,JtGutll' II 13 Yen Crllflll &:3D 11:00 MIO 3 lliiUI VVlc1 Illy• 8 Tw1lttH 2one 4:36 f'tmily neatre &:Oil 3 New5 l'lcturc llillbillie~ Penonalit,\' C.C h~ 3 Rlwhlde 13 Trl.llhor Conseq..ences 5:311 13 Bob YOU!ll - New& Conc«Uatloo ~ 8 Lo•t Ill $Ice Love or LUe 8 Sllre:h lltt l);IJnOfi'OW U Sll:ret.~nn 13 Wyatt Elrp 10:00 3 lWp Judgmllllt 8 Cllldld Clmera 13 Foreign l..tglonnatrea lfu30 3 MONDAY • 7:011 - 13., "Rlton Pan" Demll Morgan. Stew 13 The Newlywed Gll111e 5:00 13 Thil Morni111 7130 3 Vlrtlnlan ·.~-..,. 8 9:30 8 Walta- Crvald~ u · BeW~hd s 3 Mike U:lldas ~ CIPtain Kangaroo 3 H..... Bl'lnkley Rlturt & Dkk Van D,-111 3 . . . . ""' Mart1ll Kartoon K&rm v•l 8 Bever-Qo 6:3D lloOO Ptrao.ut.J 3 8 ~ ·or ConMQUen~:ei 6:110 1:t 'Thl.&lilotldn& 3;.30 3 \"uu 1\m't ~ 8 •:dt!;e of r\ight 13 llark Shadows -I:OU :1 !llr, Cntoon a Flintstone,; tJ The r..1ing Game K .3 13 BI;Jb VOIIIW- N""'1 10:30 IJ {:COCrli Hospital •.oo s ~·amily Th~~atn 13 The Newl,ywed (Am11 3 Rlwhldll' 13 Truth "Or 6:30 3 torn l'ob ll~n 7:00 3 Tod&J .'ilow IJ ll1u•·c h or Ch1iM ll 4:30 :t Concll'lratloll ...,_,''" ~floco •. ~~-~... -·!~ lO:OO .... Kartoon 8 CancKd Camera 13 Weill Faqo 3 Tbl NoN,a• ... ....... "II. :a _, &00 :t ·~· '· ' ~ ').4\ ' ·~~-p~~~~ 8 Fllntaklne• l:t W7att£ull .10100 J Jllllllt &Twllla!lt . . . ll Moril : .::~u. ot:OO 3 Mr. Cartoon 7:311 8 ~~"'Y Jetfen .'ilow 13 Countcy Carrou,el 8 Seent SCom 13 ltlnGrtma 8:30 3 llllltlq.DrlnkliiJ' RCourt I WW. Cl-oU:kl ·... . 8 l:it1P1 Jelfen ~w tl CountQ' Carrouaet 8:00 9:30 ''" .~ 3:30 J loo U:on't ~8 E~.We Ni4ht IJ I_Wk ~uli:IW5 '_,.,.......,. .a q&ltYl Ntw• Ctrtnl '· 13 Generaliii!IIP!tlll I Hew.. WIIIthtr,:SOna ~ 8 Nlli'l · u Ntw" w~. t&tort• 11~ ~· vt O!Ar ,.l.i,?H:~~· :Y: ' ..-· .. ,1 1..,\'lt: ,. •LO" b.~~ ..,..~· ,,, ;· · , ·~ u~• ~~ ~ :·· a u 'tliualo'••Nn)' 1' ." , %l'li" 3 n•Dllt»r~> I 11oute l"arQ· " •·· ,...,....,oon;· ,:;;; ,;;·; .· . .. · :. :t r.W.. *""': •• ..' t "··u . ~ ...... ~ ,. ·,. .."rlf.+i~~···~'d.', · • • 't .. • 13, "The ~· - Burt Lancuaer, Claulfla cardlnale ll:lD - 8, "Okl1h<ln1 Terrllor}'" - Hill Williams, Glortl Tl.lbot 3 ,\notllel" ll'orld s To Tell the Truth 6:4~ 7:00 3 T . !iloW 13 Gloey Road 7::10 or 9:00 - 6:3.'> 8 The 13ible 1\n~wer.s 3 Corn Cob Repon 3 .MIIt4l Dl11611at 9mr :i::MI 13 Newt - Bob Yw:w . 3 •\mlher World 8 To Tell the Truth t:a 3 ...... 13 Trulh or Coaaequence ..... l:Uil 6:45 t:oe a 8:35 8 The Bible Apswen , .! U.~ · · ~·.I'IW•I, ,_ ~ .4 ·iflt=-.h J 8:30 3 eye Guess ~llanl · ~nil Httftltfed "Years 8:110 l3 Flylfli NWI 12:30 J ll:20 13 hk:Hale'' Navy · 13 Jll!Pirdy 8 love ot Lite 13 Bewitched 13 3 N--. We&ther, .'iloru 8 Cltll1tal New• C11ntrlll 13 ~ew•, Weuher, ~rtti 8 Abbou It Costllllo '· · H J~<.:kle ObilrtK~r ~"'· Cl:l~~ru 11:00 Thllll[ Wlllter Cronkite 7:11() 3 !ilngJog t.:lfiVIlfl 8 Yovle 7:30 · 3 Man Bel»t & the La~ Dick Van (%ke J Mid U Invader. 10:30 1:30 Let'• M«ke A llnl ~~ thfl World Turn' Weddll!illl Parcy 2:00 0.,.1 ol Our u~es llo~J1W(fod !:iqtlares- 13 N,Y,I',l\ Dream HoUle 8 3:00 8:00 ~e& 3 l3 J Ua"hi<le 13 Truth or Consequenc1:" 5::AI 13 Bob ,. OUIIi ~ News 6:00 3 1\ei'IS Pkturv s <.:~Pita! Ne1111 Centrll 13 Mo.rv Grlftln 6:30 3 lluntley-Rrlnkle,y li.llport u:oo BiR cau LI\Ue C111 8 Good M:lrning Workl 3 l ,):(10 Nor11ing 12:45 8 Guiding Ught 1:00 9:30 L:OO 3 Nld .._, Ne•• Picture 8 J~o~:ld.e ObUnaer ~· 3 Wllo.e IbUJla~; 3 Hucy Re.aoner .._lhe Preu 8:30 8 fled .'i«!lton Hvur 13 k TtkiiB A Thief Slladcun 3 Mr. (."artwn II flinlstone• 13 The D&tlng Game 4:311 H family Thell!re U Tile New lywed Glme 12:00 111:011 t 1:15 1:00 l 8 3 New• 8 Cfllital New• Central 13 a.rlval Firll ' """"' 8 of Night l.lar~ f:OU 11:30 lJ G&rti80tfs Gorillll 3 ~Goell 8 Starch !or Tomorrow l3 Tteasun 1&111 12:45 ! Guidirtr Light 13 3 l'arsonalh.)' 8 i\ndy o{ Ma)·bercy 3 The 2:311 tJ SutW"day Scene 7:00 3 John'~ ,\Jmlnlc 8 Cartoonti 7:45 13 Neljhbora l~n'l ~ ~e 8 1J WyiU i:arp 10:00 3 -Judgment 8 Cllldld Camtra 13 Wells Fargo 10:30 :; Concentration 8 Bever!Jo IIUibUUeA 3 1\li;Jvie 8 Twlllgbi Zone 7:30 12:30 Brothtrl REclort. Lenerlllllo:;pltll 3 l'ou 3 Milw U!UliiU :ilOI'I 8 t:cJta1n Ka1111•roo 9:30 9 Slerot storm Thl~ 6:30 H TV Llils,.room J:JO 9:00 7:0(1 I ' i'tn4:r of M.Qbetl"1' s Ed .till.van lltOD 3 Huntley--Brink1111 8 W-'!er kronkilll l :l 13 Kartoon K&rnin.i 13 '"" Thil Mornilw 3 PviOflall.q 8,00 I Thil (I the Ute B c.n.n Three U Bu!IWlnkM 11:90 Merv Grlffln 13 II Bevtrly lli!lbillleH 7:ao 3 W.tL Dl•ne)' 8 Gentle B"" t0:15 5:30 13 IJol> Yourc- N...-a 6:00 3 Newa l'lcture 8 ~!tal Nen Cenlnl 3 ~J~ent 3 WUd KiM!om 8 L.tnie 3 Uvllll[ Word 8 Look ~ ' Live 13 Bua:• &.my 5:00 3 Rawhide 13 Truth or ConHq_ueneu SATL1?/JA} 8 To Tell the ·rrutll 8:011 l Mr. Cartoon 8 The FUntstonll 13 The lati1111 GGne 4:30 8 hmU, Tllutte 13 New~J'wed Gwe 3 Mlke ~1€1U Sho'll 8 (;cltlin Kangaroo '"" lii:IIU .., ~ 8 ~of Ni&hl 13 ~~· .,, 3 College Bowl II l'wtnty t'int Centur) 8 Underq 13 Milton the Monster ~boW J3 l'ainting! &< Mu!k 9:30 3 (;artoon 3 You Dln't J:OD 3 /\ruthe r World 7:J5 13 The Livl111 Word 7:30 8 Sle.py J•l1er1 .'lbow 13 Glol")' llold >30 8:()0 Kartoon Karrd,·al 5:30 8 All'lltelir !lour 13 :s ''" 6:35 Thl! Bible Answer s 6:i5 ~ 3 Corn Cob RI!Port j 7:00 I 3 Today~ I 13 Olvy &: Goliath 3:00 3 Another World S To Tell the Truth U General Rolpltal ~rt 3 T~Show 13 l':ew Teswnent 7:30 ll !-ii"PY JeUer1 Show 13 t:.rne ~ t Tubb :w,w \ 'lema Choir 4:30 13 ••• Tom and J11rr)· 3 Bill AnO.noo Corn Cob 'Is 3 The J:Qctora 8 tkr..u111 Party U TOO Baby Garae 1a . cu;......lllll-. !ianllli,.AucU..... . . ., were veterans. New a.PPlications received during this month to18:led lOS; 37 females and 21 veterans. TJJCRS/JA Y · I 2:30 8:35 8 The Bible 1\n~wer~ Slur}' 3:{1{1 8:JO 8 r.¥1 ' Goliath 13 ~ Ia the Anu~er 8:45 8 LMneWord 8 ().C.S, 8 N,..t ! :;., , ~i.\w~,/'tOtt- CARIIAitAN AUCTION SERVICE . Jim TL.ESDA Y 13' Matinee 13 Cowtry Church te .. •. ~ 13 Woman's i'olnc ol View pr., · lltallol~-· : ox Yo• who were females and 155 who Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference 13WordofLUe 7:45 . .Schwalltt.Mtrine employment during April. At the close of business, April 30, Ulere were 658 individuals regjstered for work in this office; 190 of Weekly Guide To Better TV .Viewing !::10 Rail.-·- . Manager or the Point Pleasant Local Office of the Wesl Virginia Department of Employment Security, states that the Local Office effected the placement or 33 irx!ividua1s in gainful • • 7:15 ••n USED Smith, SCJVIJA }' I EVINRUDE 1. Anlmal'11 Co; and the cover hadpicturesoftheBridge, "before" and uaner.'• Stout is the host of u Counlry Music Star Time", heard nightly on WPAY - AM & FM Radio, Portsmouth, Ohio. He is owner and operator of the "Country Music 1-!all" in New Boston, an:l featured singer on the ''Big Red Jubilee,,. seen from 7 to 8 p.m. each Thursday night onWTAP- TV, in Parkersburg, W. Va. The record is on sale locally at many locations and in record stores and shops across the country. ,...... ,..... lPOMEROY HOME AND AUTO, ' 38 INDIVIDUALS PLACED PT. PLEASANT - Jack L: . GH~l-:TS. ~EW BOAI:O MEMHEICS - J\l 17th aMual · ol American Women in fta.. d~o & .' cle\·~slon, In~. \J\W.HT) at Century Plaza llotel, Los Angeles, Clli(,, (May J-5) Oeft to nght) mcom_Hig prcs•dent (Installed on May 5) Mary Dorr, radio and TV personality of santa MoNca, cal~f., greets three new members of her board; president elect Marion Corwell, educational. afla~rs representative, Ford Motor Co., Dearborn, Mlch.j secretary-treasurer Patricia L. Nealtn, duect?r of film s, WGN-TV, WGN Continental Broadcasting Co., Chicago, Ill . , and dl~tor..at.large East Central Area, MariaMe B. Campbell, AVCO Broadcasting, Cincinnatl. \ille, Tetul. The song tellsthehlstoryofthe great Silver Bridge * .. Jim Stout, ' a country and western entertainer disc jockey, and promoter, has recorded a tribute record, titled ••Silver Bridge History" GQ..T Records of Detroit, Mich. The record was produced by T~Lan EnterDrlses. of Galli~IA ard is being manufactured and distl'ibuted nalionally in Nash- FlEE STORAGE 5.55 • operator. ' D2. Mr. liUIIal de- parlment Jn 1953 ap;J has work-- QYDE KUHN AClaOIII ATIIEMi - Eighteen ''coed• have been selected tor ,ncmber.." ship in Chimes, women,.s honor· &r,JI and service organh.:aUon at Ohio Uni versity. ' They were sele(:ted on tlle•ba.sis of scholarship, ehatlcter, and campu!:l acUvJties. The women were selected from 1 cliinl o( 1, 800 sophmtore Wc:Mnetlj 400 ol whoin had Ole 2.75 mlnimuin academic average needed for con-sideration. Those chosen IDcluded Gil$ M. Bastian!, Galli· ALUANCE - Denver lll·'rank has been promoted to the super.. visory ranks ot the Babcoc:k and Wilcox Company, Tubular Pro- ·' TIRES !IIIII EARLY AMERICAN Ster· eo Radio combination. 'lbiJ Gay M. U.,.tiani is Selected &y Oilen~ .. • plua tu eaeb ~Typa Is a beautUui solid state unit 1MN4'11. Wile with 4 speed chnnger. Take From the Llrpst TMk or over payments of f(I.IIO or pay lElTH -E FOlD TUPPEJlll PLAINS, 0. BE GENTLE, be ldnd, Ia thai Bull4>zer Radiator To '!be balance of $89.98, lor free 99:1-2196 PHONE 667·3682 expe~~~~lve carpel Clean II home dem0118trallon call m...; with Bin. Llllln. Rlllll elec!218. ALSO: Have a repootric obampooer., Biker Jl'umlse...,.. Stereo in Walnut cabPH. 992-2143 tare. U«c Inet for payments of $5.91 or AIR COIIDITJONING Rertlger- BUDGET I'IIICE fundbiri a11 .\ allon oervtoe. Jilek's Relrlt- 0111' third ftoor bwlgel lbop. balance of $7il.ll5. ~lUte HOUSE with lldlolnlng lol. I 01'10011, New Ha9111. ta. . Babr Jl'urnlture. Ml4dleport. SAVE SPACE ID-JJ'II. 41tfe 111111 zrG ZAG aewing maclline. Oblo. ' • tie bedrooms. !arB• klteben, dem bath, faD buemenl, wltll Salesman's demonstrators regMOTH PROOFING garage, newly r&<leoaralecl. ularly aold 199.95, wUI seD lor READY • MIX <GIIeTell dollY· SEWING MACIIINEI!, repolr CaD BlUm alttr 4 p.m. Ill oervtce, all mlllrel. WY :1end right to )'0111' proJecl. $44.95 or $5.00 per month. 1184. Tbe Fabrle ·l!bop, ~ Fast and 011)'. Jl'reo tillFree home demonstration. Ebeneler St., - · Mltol\ W, Ya, 77WSf3 H-lfo maiM. Phone __., lloq. eroy. AutbQrlrod IIIDger l!aJes Call 992-3218. s-~· and Bervlce. We Sharpen leln Ready • Mix Co .. MldtlloReal Esteftt For Sale 8cWMI. Nl4fe HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. Ja. SINGER Sewing Machine!, have p..-1, Ohio. 8 ., O'BRIBN AND CROW quire Arnold Brothers, Pomesix for $17.00 each. Call m IU!lALTY COMPANY 1'0)', Ohlo, pbone III-J44I. 3218. 5-lute PCMEROY - J story frame, .,. 4.J5.If< . 3 bednooma, bath, basement, EXPBtT FIRIITOftl DLC 1110 BEAUTIFUL selection of flow large carport. $4,250.00 .N4!W TIIIAD ILACKWALL '' ·Wheel Alignment ers, baskets for Memorial Rll'nAND - FARM WlTB Sl• Prlc• r.,. Day, Cliff's Shoe Repair, Mid OONSTANT INCOME. 2 boul650xl3 dleport. 5-ts.181c &.50.14 .S1 a ' d cme 1 story frame. I rooms l'UOx13 .41 4 bednooma, bath, Anotbef 8 7110x14 10.... .a 1'00111 bouae bringing $2ti.GO HAY, pnre timothy and mixed, 750x14 11.11 .AI 670xl5 II.H A7 per month, ta acres, bam, SOc a bale by truck load. Pb. HOUSE IN Middleport 011 rlter Plut Recipp.. le ........ ehleken bouse, obed, Tobacco CoolvUie 887.fl47. 5-ll).lte Natlonwl* Gue~ntM ·. front; '"" otory, e1gbt rtlOIIII base & SoD bank. CaD f<r in-GUARANIHD,. . I and two baths. .....,, formation. 1-1-utp 11184 HARLEY DAVIDSON moHENRY Cl.EI.AND torcycle, XLCH, $750, or will trada lor livestock of equal 0111ee 62 FORD Falcon TUdor, wblte. value, phone IIIIUI93. U-21p with camer, $1110. Harry LadFor Sale !-!Ute wick, Rt. I, Pomeroy. Phone ONE YELLOW dress, semi-lor· RIDING lawn mower In good Cbester 985-3115'1. 5-NII> mal, size 5, one wbJle dress, condition. Oscar Weber, 2 SALIIIAIIA fi!UIVICE ROME P'OR aale by OWIIIr. milea e881 of Cbesler. Stale Shown by appaiDimeDL 7 semi.formal. aile 9, one pink 57 CHEVY. good tires, body, Rt. %48. 5-12-ap rooms downotlln, 1111111 1J11101 dress, street length, size 7, and in good 1'lllllllllg eandlupllaln, I prqes, 1 traDer . " $4.95 eacb. One formal, like 1~ tlon; 28.1 standard. " ' Frr Trade lpiCIS, patio, limn docn, new, size 7, $14. Phone 1192119U015. 5-Nip WILL TRADE 1987 Firebird lor . ~ UTFIT llorm wlndowo, awalnp. P. " . 5030. '-the older car with new owner ta RED F1SH BOAT 0. Box 4111, GaDJpotla, Oldo FOX MJNI.BJKE. Ill year old, lake over Fireblrd paymenlll. WITil EVINRUDE MOTOR 4SIIl. Telepllooe •••• STORE Equipment, nice. must In good condition. Powered by WIPiam Morris, Rt. 4, PomeALLOY TRAILER' loMe selL 7 large refrigeration unClinton 31!. liP engine. Haa . roy. Call 1192-1137. ~!Ute IIJ, metal shelving, meat headlil!ht. taiiUgllt, windshteld. blocka, scaleo. cash register Bull- · S.rvfCII ,,.,, CaD 742-55118. 1-t«e and other Items. Doyle Shaml!lLECI'ROLUX Salol ltld SerBualnesa Servlblin, Rl. I, Box 45, Kenna, W. vtee, .......... 1'111 1lllhon 1111 OLDSMOBILE. power steerPHONE 687-3370 TERMITES SWARMING Va. 5-12-81c IIIII polllben, pmdDe parll. , inR and brakes. ·Good cond~ THEY ARE re-produdiVOI, 1 lion, $1110. Phone 7a.G14. call -.mo. ~not your worker colony. l"rM Weather M-4IT> S'J'RA WBERRIES. our proapeets lnspocllons and lnlormaUon are good. We are booting. GALLIPOLIS - T e m p e rlnaurance Gil crawl space dangen, No ''Pick your own" for freez. alures, precipttatt... and ,... RIOOULAR SIZE recap !!res Atl'I'OIIOBJLE klliii!We ben aalesmao, 10'11' overllead, iMI ing, red and black rupberrleo, $10, milk 79c gallon. STP ate, per cent savlnp. AIUed Ptll !her eondltiono lor each 24 hoUr eoneellod? Lolt """ operoiblackberries, blueberries, sour brake Ould, 12 oz. ttc, bologCmlrol, Pomeroy, Ohio, Ph. perlocl aa l1l<Orded br P o t e Or'l . _ . , Call ..... cherries, peaches, melons and na s tb. $1.311, 3 d..., ogp • u tie . . . ovonlngl. 4-!NIIIp McCormick altho Fairfield Wea· •weet corn through the sea!her Blat!oa. IOe, jowl 3 lb. 1191:. M' a G son. Call in orders lor rhu.. DOJ HiJ!h Low Prec. lllarket, Rt. 7, Middleport. C. C. IIRADPORD barb and asparagus. Nolan's tba week IIIII 7Mr 68.5, 1111 :blday 63 u 5Nie AUCI'IONEER In Syracuse, Oblo. yeor 66.5. Monda.Y 62 29 Cemplllt lorvlee Average low ~a lor Tuelllay 72 33 ss CHEVROLET. Phone 9IJ.. Write, Ploaeartile week IIIII yeor 44.3, last 11185 NEW MOON Mobile Homa, WodnesdQ' 80 49 .5-Nip lDCIO. Crlll llnollorll ; Tburoday 70 59 . 34 lastyeax 41.0 to x 50' two bedrooms, tood Tolol proelpltattonlorlbonek Friday 72 52 condition. see Larry Smith, ELECTROLUX SWEI!lPER, I I tie Saturday GO 5f •32 IIIla year, .66 of an laeb, last .~ ·. full size, complete attaeh- Rt. 3, Pomeroy, or call 11115yeax, 2.41 laeboa. Average hlgb temperatures for S.l2-81c manls. A-1 eondlllon. Pay off 4143. 5 paymenlll of $5.81 eaclt ·"· Phone BC-Z685. 5-IO..tfe WE WISH to express our very sincere thsnks to ail those P'liiiNISIIED APARTME!n', wbo were so kind and helpful adults only, 401 IIJit'IDI An., during the death of our dearMale Help Wanted l'hollo . . . H-lfo ly loved husband and father, UNUSUAL opportunity lor Vance MUibone. We especlaJ. young man 20 to 35 to become Jy thank the minister, John associated wllh a leading fast TRAILER SPACE In MiddleW. Wyatt, the singen, pallgrowing eoMumer finance port lor two medium alae tranm. CaD IIJ.a, u.uo bearers, White Funeral Home, company. We train you in all relatives, friends and neighphases of work Involving conbors for their many kind exsumer credit. Previous ex- ATl'RACI'IVE. modern 3 - room pressiooa of sympathy and ail ·• perience not necessary. Must lumlohed apartment ldoaiiJ those wbo sent flowers, food be high school graduate. Call near l'omoroJ bualand carda. neso oeellon. Pltone - Mr. Ohllnger, m-2111 for inMay Gnd Bless each one. u.«e terview. 5-1~ Wile, sons, daughter and THREE room apartment, 4 brotber. H:l-llp Auction camp sites oo Ohio River, Ma. SATURDAY, MAY 18 at 11:!0 ' Notice son, Phone ~147. !-lute p.m., 1II miles east ol Ches· l WILL be responsible lor' ter, Ohlo, just off Stale Rt. CLEAN 4 roomo and bath, fur. any debts other than my own. 243 (lolklw aign!). I have told nlshed apartment, 11411 MulJohn Wells, my home and am leaving berry Ave., Phone 99U618. Long Bottom, Ohio state oo will sell the follow· 5-1:1-tle 5-IZ-31c log: & plece living room suite, 23-incb color TV, Admiral; house, 5 """""· GUN SHOOT, Sunday, May IS, eurtls-Mathel! stereo, radio FURNISHED I~ batha, 115 Brick St. Call Racine G1m Club House, 12 combination, two swivel rock%47..JIIIIl. 5-!Uip to 4 p.m. !lamB and baeoa. en, room divider, two bed»22e room suites with bootcaae For Sale headboards, II< size bed and WILL DO oewing at bome dmser, odd bed and dresser. TWO TIRES, 1100114, ollghUy llppen, pockets, pecglna, Kelvlnator electric range, GE used, less than 1000 mlleo; 11 hemming, alteraliool, no frost reftlgerator • freezer · months guarantee, Cheap. Ph. Mrs. Froddle '!babel, Muon, combination, kitr~en eobinel, 74J.5625. 5-7..1tp Phone ~1. ...tie live piece dinette set, Z4 l<lot Amana freezer, set of Rogers !IIIII ZIG ZAG sewing machine, HAPPY HOUR, Sllenang Sprlnp SUverware Cserviee lor 8), deluxe cabinet model, like Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. MonMlrro-Matic pressure cooker, oew. Will sell for t57 caalo ..day thru Friday. Ladles nl8bl 9 piece stainless cookware, t!i per month. CaD 1192-28311. every Friday. SM!c !-7..., lot of good dishe• and cook· lng utensils; Singer electric VJ r nt"d To Buy sewing machine, desk model ; 111111 PHlLCXl stereo, -tO-inch wal- 111111 SEWING ntachlne, &ig 181 equipped to buttonbote. dem, ANTIQUES. fumfture, dllhol. Singer aweeoer. Maytag wrinnut console. 'lbls set haa 10 monogram, etc. Redaeod miscellaneous. Mrs. HO'II'M'd ger wasber, GE dryer, lJ9. year dlamoDd needle, 4 big Ceell, !00 W. Main St., l'omefrom m .75 to only $SUI or Inch wlndO'II' fan . barbecue opeakera. automatic tum taNJ, l.J5.11c $1.25 per week. Phone & grill, lawn !urnltore. 12 gauge ble, pay tii.M per month ..:1118$, 5-ll).tle shotguns, 4 l!llnracks. 'II Inch balance du. $12U4. Try II in Black and Decker drDI set, your bome. CaD 1192-28311. llelo Wanted HOME GROWN tomato planlll !lOCket and open wrencll sets, WAITRESS wanted. Must be lor garden use. Early VailBolens roto-tUier, Ill-inch p0. neat In appearance and over ant. Hines !SilO, Big Rad Jle. wer mower, lawn and garden ARTII'JCIAL flowera, Mothers 21. Apply in person. Green lici0111 and Improved Metltool•. Huffy bike, boy!l; Day and Memorlet Day, Gables. State Rl. 7. 5-J2.3te ean. Also, cabbage and pepSchwinn bike, girls; two large ......., from upper end of part per plants. 'lbomas Hayman, Iron kettles. Aliadin Iampo, In Syracuse. Mabel Pickens. NEED ladies to handle local 5-li).IJie many other items too ntnner'-7-«< Syracuae, 0. household service In city of OU! to mention. Auctioneers Pomeroy. Choose own hOUJ'II. note: 'lbls i.B eueptiollallJ 7 ROOM HOUSE, bath, I!Me- COOL Z STORY brick boule In lull or spare lime. Hourly good clean merchandise. Come SyraCUIO, Ohio; largo level menl, large lot, gara,e, near eamil!'ls $3.00 and up. Write early, Lunch will be IWVed yard, shade !reel, patio, Will ochool, church, poll olflee and Ruth Bergaus. Watkins J>ro. by Chesler Fireman's AuxiJ. a-Pt i!ood bouse lreOer <Jr store. Write llol 172 Portduds, Inc., Winona, Minn. iary. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mt> travel traDer aa part payland. or Phone 843-28311. 5-7.etc 55987. 5-1:1-llc Daniels, owners; McOoy'o ment. Write Box 111'1 or call AuetiOII Service, A~. WESTINGHOUSE dehumidifier, 'Marietta, Ohio mi84S. DISK CLERK over 40 1m ln. HCH!e I-ICHte glrlo Jl.inch bicycle. Inside f. Apply In person at Ohio HoI" by 2'-1" blroh 4oor. Phoile ~. s-~ 1192-119'1. '-7..111: TWO PURE For Rent bulls. CaD WAITRESS. apply in penon. 4 ROOM furnished apartment. ville, Ohio. FOUR ROOM hnuoe, bath, faD €row's Steak H01110. '-7..1tc adulta only. S1!1 Spring Avo .. basemeal, garage. Two yelr P.......,, W-IJie NINE ROOM HOUSE, largo lot. old home. Phone •Uil. LADY FOR HOUSEWORK and could be mada Into opart. 3-S.tfe eaoldng, Uve In or out. Pbone PLENTY of IJIIICt lor ..,. traillll4!1111, Racine, phone MNISI. -~ lor Interview. 0. Jim. er with all lacilltieo. In SyraPOODLE PUPPIES. AKC 101 '-I!lac <!)' over Uberty 'lbealre, MidCIIIO. CaD 1192-311N, ~IJ.tfe miniature, $'II and up. lllud dleport. 5-7-Uc semee and ....,.,mg. Ph<lae GROCERY SALE, Monday, PUIINISIII!!D and unlumlshocl Tuesday, and Wednetlday, 1Jih ~. t1 I tie fi7,111J0 PLUS regular cuh bolla~. Clooe to ldlool. throutlb 15th, from I l.lll to us for mon over 40 In PomePhoile lti-MS4. IO.IJ.IIe GET MOM l gift at 8r)'ant'o. ~ p.m. All groceries ping at 1'0)' areo. Talre ohnrt auto You wilt ave mOIIOJ': latlleo zo per cent dlseoullt. lloiDr trips to contact euatomen. LARGE llvo room and both ohool fl.• pair, iadles hole out of buslnass. Hairden OroMr maD W. ;H, Dlclrenou, apartment, newly de<orltnd, tee pair, Bibles, aD · prleea; cary, Syracuse, Oblo. 1-!Uip ~m Corp. furnace hut. Pomem n~~~m~ fiJI, o1eo- arllllelat 1!1. Wri, Tuu lelOI. l'hollo llti2-ISifl, t·~.tfe lrleal appllaneel, large pic> YORKSHIRE and Hampdllre M«e lui'OII, .. eadl, ppel reo- pip. CaD 111rr11onvt11e a MOiiiLE HOME space lor any WANTED ortls f,2.1111 each. All II Jlry. G'll. 5-Ntc ot::.. An lacUitleo, cloee to 1111'1, IGI 'If. Main, ~101'. liPIJTE MAN 1o tollelt dry school and buotneoo, In town. J-7-tte JI'OUll DACIIBHUND 11UP1 lbt : eleanlng, Oood lalary """ Pallo, nice lot, quiet nel«baomml•lon. ABC Cleaners, borllood In Mlddlenort. .1o1m 4 LARGE tame rabbl!.l. $2 eaCh. weeb old, flO eaeh, D. A. IJuon, W. VI., bel- 4 and .,, Jl'ullz, Phone IIU!t. Mlllm. IN Pearl St., MiddleCaD IIUI'I3 olter 5 p.m. port. Pia. lltl2-llll5. 1-Ntp $ p.nt Hf.lle J-IN!e !.,, • Denver Frank ' 11 :20 - 8, .. The Searl'' John lrelel'ld, E\'elyn Wllllws TUESOA"Y 7:00 - 3, "~metrh•~ a.-1 the Gladlllur" - VIctor Ma,ture. Su Sin Hayward 11 :20 - 8, "So Vou!¥1, So Dad" - Paul Henreld, i\nn Fr&nd8 WEDNE.''iDA\" 9:00 - 13. "Th(l Bedford lnddent" - IUchard Wid-mark. Sidney Poitler 11:20- S. "They Who Dare" - Dick Boganla, AkJm Tlmerotl' II, "Not AJ A str.._. Olivia DeHarillml, Robert MltcllUID ~:00 - 8, "Willi of Noiae'' - Ty Hardln, SuZIIN l'lesllette 11:20 - 8, "F....-...Ieln" 7:00 - er" - - Boris Karlol'f, Colli Cli'lll FRIDAY K;UO ~ 13. "Jim 'J'hollle. American" - All- Burl Laa- 5. cuter, Charloe Biclifl:lnt 9:00- 8, "TheS.v.nQ Dlw•" ~ WUllun Kolden, S. 5ardh l' Irk 11:20- 8, "GI.r SiaW'I''Blrb&n stanwyck, Gtraldlne F1tqrerU:J SAltJRDAY .,< \1 :00 - '' ~· 3, "F1uft'y" - Toay Rllndlll, Shirley Jonea 11 :15 - 13. "Bet.lt o( ·Moo rkCt/' " .. Thlnp To -- 11:2$- 3, "Man lntheDar\i" - William Syh"e&leT, Bar- '' ~ . �!,.' • To 'Our SffiaiJ GALLJPOI.IS - Captain Dead. Widely Known Gallipolis Riverman Passes On. This W"dS the headline in the Mel!· 13. 1918 GallipoHs Daily TribWle. Captain Charles RichaniSmall died a.t his residence in this city S\Inday morning after a long ill · ness of diabetes at the age of 68, His funeral will be from t h e residence at 1 p.m. T\J.esday ty the Rev. F. M, Evans. Interment will follow at Mound Hill by Hayward. The pallbearers will be Captain William D. Kimble, Gilbert E. Bush, Captain lra B. Huntington, Frank 1. Sibley, John C. Rue, and T. S. Eachus. Capt. Small was one of a famtly OC 13 children, the son uf Richard Small and was born at Samples Landing where his father opened a coal mine. It was afterward called Small's Landing and was a coallng station for packet boats for many years. Capt Small was twice married, the first wife being Mlss Hattie Brown, daughter ot Thomas Brown. Two children were born of this union, Homer of Bladen, and Mn. Dr. Ed Mar- tindlil (Nellle) or Chesapeake. His second wile, who survives, was Miss Katie Gatewood, sister of the late Captain James Gatewood. One daughter of this union - is Mabel, wife of 0, FREE! Here's the Booklet you Read About in LIFE .. ,... ~ ""::'_' . 11-- ·~ It Tells You '' GALIJP()LIS - The amlversary ct the vlalt of the Freneh General Lafayette to Gallipolis, on Ma,y 22, 1825, will be observ- 50 Years ago on ' - • • • • . "HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" As your 0. Mcfut.Yre of New York. Capt, Small was deputy sher~ iff of Gallia County under his brother, William, and latersherUf. For many years he was clt,y wharfmaster and also served as steamboat master ondifferentlo- Authorized De•fer we'd be happy to &ive you a free copy .. Stanley A. Saunden MONUMENTS '-- - . ·' ' er, G, P. ~ggins, settetary. Discussion ot plans for extendof Richard Small survives ing the packet compan.y' s freight Ml·s. George W. Parmele,yofBla- carriage business to Wheeling den, now 80 years old. and Pittsburgh, Jn an effort to Capt. Small's Interests were relieve the railroada, occupied alwa,ys with the river on which the attention of the board. he was widely known and where for 30 years he had a host of MAY 8, 1918 - THE Barrett friend! who have long regret- Towboat line left Cincinnati Tuested his steady decline in health day with three barges of auto. and tare pained by his death. mobiles for New Orleans. They The spring of 1918 brought a were loaded over the Louisville renewed interest and boom in Line's wharfboat onto barges at the packet business as these oth - Cincinnati. The automobiles, with er Tribune River News stories tops up, were shipped on de c k will tell: barges. It is said there wlll be more MAY 6, 1918 - THE Lib- packet boats running soon beerty Transit Co-., new packet tween Pittsburgh • Charlestonline of Wheelin& has purchas- Cincinnati. The present number ed two new packets at New Or- or packets can not handle t h e Jeans for the Pittsburgh-Char- business afforded. leston-Cincinnati trade, says a At last shipping on the Ohio New Orleans dispatch. River is to resume a more busIt is also reported that Cap- iness-like movement. Merchants tains Fred Hornbrook and Har- along the Ohio will be served ry Donally have purchased the with scheduled transportation and Cast Mississippi River s i d a- the Liberty Packet Co. of Wheel. wheel packet, Percey Swain, for ing, which was organized some the Pittsburgh -Gallipolis-Char- months ago, will play the importleston trade. ant parl The Greene Line boats are doTwo steamers, the "Ellam" Ing the biggest business in their and the '~Omaha,'' which have history in the Cincinnati-Char- been in trade routes In the soothleston trade and l'eceivtng t h e ern parl of the Mississlppi.IUvhighest freight rates ever. It h; er, are now on their way north reported that the boats are un- from New Orleans to enter the able to carry all the freight of- Pittsburgh-Charleston trade. The fered out of Cincinnati. boats left the southern port SatThe Dunbar Js doing a big urday. business in the Pittsburgh With the entry ot two new pacCharleston trade, so big in ract, kets jn the upper Ohio River that the packet can not be kept trade, transportation Cacilitles on iliU' schedule. Purser Ed Dun- will probably again be normal. away Is in charge of the Dun- The steamer Dunbar operating bar's office. Labor and f u e I between Pittsburgh - Charleston have greatly increased operat- and the Liberty between Maring expenses ror the packets, latta and Wheeling are the only sa,ys Dunaway, whJch accounts for two boats in 4_)Peration on long the high freight rates. 352 ·Thircl Ave. Golllpollo 446-1177 . . . .. ; We Fix Svnd•y Diriner 7 O.ys A Week BoxDin9 Pc. Fomlly llox Fomlly Bucket Fomlly Borre! lo.Evans Steaklfotse AND Bo• Evans Drive-l11 House~ Will'.~ trade routes. KATIE CROW letter this week frmt the Olden weeks left. The seniors however Thaxtons, former Meigs County will be dismissed sometime thls residents who n(JW' live in Or- 'Week. Just a reminder to motorists ville, Calli. In the letter they sent asking to be aware of ttrl:s, and to slow for a subscription renewal to their cars down. In our neighborthe Daily Sentinel, they write: hood a person really has to be "The Daily Sentinel Is a must careful. I think it would be wise with us. It's wonderlul to be able it town officials triad to curb to keep in touch with Meigs and this fast driving in the viUage of surrounding communities by Syracuse. I rerer to the main means of The Daily Sentinel. highway as well as thrnugh the 1\gai n our thanks. The Thaxtons." residential area. I have seen cars go by our hmne It is wol'llerful so fast that no child or even an to hear from folks like the adult coold have esc~ed serious Thaxtons. I t injury or death. So let us be car~ makes one feel tul. As the sign says, We have good to receive lots of children but none to spare. a compliment HAVE ~RECIPE from thetest now and then. We are delighted that kitchens oCOrange Crush, Orange they enjoy the pa- Cream cake. per so much. CAKE LAYERS KATIE I package 0 lb. 3 or 4 o•.) orange, yeHow or pJneapple cake IN MY COLUMN lasl SuiXIoy mix when reporting the recipe for 2eggs black walnut cake, I omitted how Orange Crush much milk the recipe called for. Prepare cake mix and bake in It takes ~ cup. Mrs. Nancy Chan- two 8 or 9 Inch layersasdirccted ce}" is forwardi~theicingrecipe on package using Orange Crush for lhis cake and it will be in in place oC Hquid called for. next week's coJwnrL When layers are cold, lill and frost with the following icing. ORANGE CRUS/I CREAM MR. AND MRS. Herman Warner, Pomeroy, ha\·e returned home FROSTING 1 after having spent over seven /4 cup butter or margarine months in the sunny south (flor- . · SUPPLY CO. TIRISW. Ano!MrFint In The Top Qulllty Line of .T,~•• Refinery Corp. -..a .... poroittr lt. tad PUneturta Ire MaiN titlat wtUl 11111 HAL. TIU lULl nPM' a,..teM motllurl&a dry alr col· IUim .U.W. tirel 1o lU eoDiu, . .l.tolllh - · · ao.tnli S.W~'to:I 'mlloo Wolf of lhllf;illj On lit. u 0. 614-245-IIOf . ... ~"".ite ~e-i];: I I ' ~ailing . ' t • .... 1 Clasaes End Their Meetings K,... ...,.. ' .... ,. ' . ' . ' J' ,.; ' . I f ' j ' . ' 1 '1-. ( 1 ' ' .. .. ·ll) . ,...,, YEAR .' l •• TUBE New VIsta Color In a compact portable Here It RCA Color TV "on lht go"' I Featuring a luggage-type handle, this 42 lb. port1ble Mill the Pitt for on the move CoiOf TV viewtng [ID(J§Lj[] Color TV 95 ~."':', ." • ,.. ' . l'-oiU(III'"l " "'-ll•lll 14' o~j. . . . IUJ u . ·~ 111<1"'" MAMMOTH SKULL SfEENDEREN, Tho Nolhorlondl (Vpl).. The skull of 1 mamm«h wllh 23-lnc:h tuoks waa fished from a river Soturdl,y by a dredge operotor. f .RCA...First in Color TV OOMPAOT LOWBOY O~BIHET .,. PURSE•PLEASINO PiUOE!' [JQ(]3Ljj] Color TV 95 1 ... t:HAioOI,U . ....... qJ-11 .'ll'oi!Of,:~1t~ . o~ ~·· '"'• Be sure to see all \he !llodols - R~.A Color Televfslilti- "~lick arid ~hi~ TelevisionTobie .and Cldek ~loa - Tope lle(ordors aiXI Stereo Record J'liyera with AM-f'M and ' FM Steroo Rad!os. · ELBERFELDS%NiiN . ... ,. .; l'>"':" • . " ,$ ... '":." .. .. "·.~ f:·'"'" ;. ;.! - "' ; ..• -r· • >; •• d. be held at ~mmersvllle, Thursday, June 6, on the aeeond noor In lhe auditorium of tile Municipal Building. Tbe Maoon C<Jun1ll Home Demonstration Counpll be10118• to ibis area tp:'OUI). Muon Count,y Home IJomon. atrallon Club membero'llho plan to attend are IMed to havelllelr reglatrallon with ac~ money in to Mro. VIrgil Bumo, Sr., pnaldent ct the Muon CGuat.f Homo llemonllratloli Coundl, before Sotunl&.Y, Ma,y ~5, 1968. .·•' . ) '. ' ,\ .' . .. ' ..•. . ~ "(r-.. l· I. -~ . '{ '•l · •" ....... That New Look be hostess for this meeting to . Mlno-Mifl-'truck-lform i ' IN POMEROY meeting. The Nlcllolos Count¥ ljomo Demonstration Council will - LUBRICANTS '! . ' Theme of Meeting r.-nler ~ mean mon trelf mUean. 1'11:1 IIL\L aHndDit• rh·•• and weld leab, rtm an4 wbMJI'IIdltiUmJillled-of ,..,.,.. rual biJtlblton. 1'1111 RAL tl ~· _, ftatber ,~..... Jll protHUn chnd..s· &aMI Uaer .... ....--. ( ' .AT EASE WITH IN STOCK! Aloo• 45 Inch L""'lho ' · .~- ·.F.~~i!~:81~~~{.~: ''"Our Jlouao" Is. I'P"n 9:30 ;I, · ~est. · • . . .. ( m. tQ 5 p.m. dallY, oxeept Mon- . Aeoordlng '!' th~.. ~!,~1·~ d••, •-11 th-·~ ~ !rom ""' ·~ ... n'"'-~.... Free,a1Preas Ma: had ~•.s. 18~~• .,...,. etl ht.•. ber. The admlsdOII <harp (50 1 1 L 1\l'elto 'express cents lor adults and ' 15 cents · intqntlon . of at Galllpoll'l lor thlldfen Wider 18) lilchldes "' lit take hl~fell01r eountrymeh a drink of punth served !rom' by lhe,hand. Aller tho lllealli· the taproom bar. Children l¥1U! bt>a£' Herald clock~ and cannon parents or organlzetl Jli'IIUPS are silutes wero fired, the Gener·j· admitted fno. . · " al's ~ . WI!S ~8coJ;Ied. to::{:'~ Lai&.Yetto's visit to Gallfl>olla Honse . wflera follow Frenc on his yearJong tour of lllo Unll-· Mill, ~· tl,l oxchlllge .et1 Stales was particularly_.. nls-., of lhe Frenth J;levoprlllte because the 'rlllago had lutlqn, .were among lllose owalt. lng hl!n. ' "A ·Cold <;ofiatlon, 1'1Ut. some AppeiranCI,!fl ·at (,)U of the Cbotceat li~rs, wai ser. ved up" )II lhe balli'QOIII 1Nhleh ATIIENS __: Nallonall7.!glown waa ''tastefully ~eorated l¥llh architect and educator ll•rb · floma and eversr,«ts.'• OVer Greene will vial! the Ohio· Vnl•. the door ''was a mlniBture orch veral~ campus next "Mimclay, and IIUIIIY wreaths were raised, . Tuesday and WedneadiQ', ll!1der . . lastelully arranged over tl(\! auspices of the School of Archidowa." tecture and Dealgn, "No vldt to 81\l' plaee wu Greene, a protessor at archl· ever more ~sin&" reported tectute at tho Unlveralcy of PT, PLEASANTThreo clothtile Free Preaa, lltllouih little lucky, will apeak at 7 p.m., Moning .eorurt~ctlon clasaes have preparation had been made blday, In Ewing Hall Auditorium on Poyehological Time and Ito cornplsted lho laot of their meot- cause residents had only one Influence on Architectural lngl. Eath class met for approx- da,y's notice of Lai&.Yelte'a stop. Forms. Tho lecture Is open to Imately six aooslons wllh each "Therefore, the cordial manparticipant completing a gar- nor in Which he was received the public. ment. Miss Louise Ulng, Coun~ was divested of all forJIIalley Extension Agent, !lome Demon- or ceremony." ANOTHER TREMOR stration, wao the lnslnoctor. After a Btl¥. of two and oneBELGRADE (UI'O- An earth A brief st;yle review ""' hold half hOurs, lhe Goaeral bade tre~or was recorded Saturday Monday, May ~. in lhe auditori- ad!..,, to Joorney upriver to near the soothern Yugoslav cl~ um of tho Courthouse Annex. Pfltoburt!lt and other cltloa beof Debar, the 1,26~ in the area Eight ladles modeling garments foro eornplofing his trlp at Bossince a sharp · quake last they had cornplsted were Mrs. ton In mld.JIDIO. Prior to hlo November. The tremor, regia. William Flloon, M r a, Gerald tour ct southern and ""llern tering 4 to 5 degrees on tbe 12- Johnson, Mrs. Harvey Hutchins, otateo - 5,000 miles by boat degre6 Mercali Seal~ was Mrs. Ruasell Jones, Mrs. 1!07 and carrtap in four montlla centered In Albania. Woomer, Mrs. Qzy McWUllams, Lai&.Yolte had 11110111 alx montlto Mrs. Rs.Y Fox, and Mrs. James vlaltlni tile eaatern otateo. Hla Capehart, .Unlleli States tour, made It the y, teaspoon aal t Other ladles who participated lnvltatlon of eonsress, inclwled 1 lb. of sifted confectioner's In the clasae• were Mrs. K. IL stops 81 CIDclnnatl and Marietta. Ford, Mrs. Mark Ward, Mr1. "Our House" Ia only one of 'I• c"' plus I tablespom Orange Everett Schwartz, Mrs. Nollie tile 57 llate memorlala aad ..,,_ Crush Plants, Mrs. Glen B. Lopn, euma administered by The Ohio I teaspoon grated orllllge riiXI Mrs. Hubert Forbus, Mrs. W, S. Historical llocl~- A free foldCream butter and add rest of Waldie, Mro. Edllll Roush, Mrs. er Uotlatt Utelr loeallona tDaf ingredients. Beat until smooth. Marlo Donahue, Mrs. Gracollun- be obtained by writing lhe llocleFills and frosts an 8 or 9 Inch lap, Mrs. Juanita Uvlngston, t.f, at Columbus 43210. Ohioans layer cake. Mrs. Rutb Barnette, Mr1. Jo can loai1l more about tllelr po~ X - For convenience, dehy':' • Ann Sommer, Mrs. Rex Garri- by beCOJnlns mombera ct th! draled orange rind may be used . 1011, Mra. E. W, Stanley, and Soclecy, • . in place of fresh rill:!. Mrs, Eltcm ci.Ov..,..r. otioi,I>Uudlni; '· ida). PT. PLEASANT - 11 A Place for the Arts" will be the theme of lllls year'o Charleston Area Home Demonatration CouncU 100x63, 50x90, 75x90, 100x90, ond 150x90 . · Place for the Arts I'IJT YOUR MIND 11RISEAL SIZES 50x63, 75x68, . ·' ' j .... . 11011 ot;,aiJ9ut1,000 wal hoi! ll¥111>,~i:nerl~in. the <l>'l': Coqstruction ANOTHER SCHOOL year Ia almost at an end. Just over two POMEROY - We received a fly BliGHTEN UP YCMil HOME FOR SPRING WITH OUR •FLORALS • PRINTS •PLAINS 'Be '·:(}fi~er~t!d · ' :~~;~~.~~~ ~.lhr:!: Jhorelh~ boon fOWidetl in 1791j by t'rondl · Greene COming (or By Katie Crow rromtse DRAPES · · a::: Katie's Korner MAY 1, 1918 - A DISPATCH MAY 10, 1918- THE voter- 0 • J\T from Cincinnati 58¥5: captain an Commodore F. A. Laidley, 1 lOW W, E. Roe, temporary head of late manager ot the LOuisvillethe Louisville - Cincinnati Pac- Cincinnati Packet Co., wUI rePT. PLEASANT- Have you ever ket Co., has been succeeded by main in the company as a didesired to obtain a oompletely Jobn W. Hubbard ol Pittsburgh, rector of its affairs. 4 ~new look"? The Maaon County chosen at the amual meeting Edison's inventions shown at HOme Demonstration Council ot the stockholders. Capt. Roe the Ga1Upolis picture s h ow hopes to help Yllth this dealre succeeded Commodore F, A. Thursday evening reminded us during their ~ring Luncheon on Laidley wh.en h.e recently sOJd or the !act that the llrst steamTuesday, Ma,y 21, ot the Moose out his stock holdings. boat on the upper Ohio River to Hall here. be lfghted lllrooghout with Edi"'The New You'' is the theme son's incandescent electric lights for this year's !$ring Luncheon, . was the last packet Chesapeake, and the program certainly points commauded and owned by the late out why this theme was chosen. Captain Edwin F, Mad<(y, and Registration will take place bullt at the Knox boat yards at !rom 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. A short Marietta in 188J or 1884. The business meeting of the Maaon Chesapeake was also e(Jiipped County H o m e Demonstration with a storage battery. George Cooncll wtll be conwcted from Knox was her engineer and Char- 10:30 - II a.m. At II Ruth les Da,y, her ·steward in the LeYIIs and Gloria Grlllin will Gallipolis - Parkerslxirg trade. present a hair styling demon~ The late John Rondoll ol Pom- stratlon. A potluck lunch l¥111 eroy, father of our "G.Is," was be observed at noon, At 1,30 mall clerk on the Chesapeake. p.m. the Pl&aaant Homemakers The big house boat "Float- will present a Style !ilow naring Palace, n lying opposite here rated by Mrs. TholiUis E. Norat the Raike farm landing along- rio. AI 1:45 p.m., Mrs. Reva with the Raike junk neet has MuUina from Bernadlne'st Galbeen sold to the Cincinnati Boat llpolfa, will dlscu., and demonClub to take the place of Its strate the USJ! of aecesaorte11. club boat wrecked by ice last At 2:15 p. m,, Mr1. Charles winter. White, from Rardin's iilloe Center, will narrate a iilloe Sl,yle Only one-third of the U.S. Revue. Senate stands for election at two-year intervals. READY MADE . played Ma,y 19.:5 (closed ,MB,Y The.F!"'erll .Ill• 20) In ·Ute bedroOm Laf&.Yelte a ~1'00!11. public 'and . •aJe Used 811 a· urettrlng roomn at ••-•-· · ••-1or,. - ..... rooms, a 1-"' ....es•. ...,. ' according . ' "Our Hou:se," to Mrs. lh 'bedroOm* •-'•lh ........._ ed at uour House," the Galli- Martha Jo~qs:ter, curator. baJirWm polis lavern mere Lafayotte "OUr Hooae.'" a three..atorY ottO rec..,ut.. was hold. · C8pta1n Oscar Barrett, Cin- greeted - - ! e . brick tavem b!illt in 1819, was In Ute ballroom Ia a planoIn honor ct llle evl!nt, a silk lhe center 0( Gallipolis village forte iiiideh I• sale!·to ha!e been dma.tl, was elected Viceopresident, and Capt. Roe, treasurer French tricolor and tho picture llle. II received Ita IU!IDO be- PI&.Yetl at. the reception, lll1888. and general manager. Captain of llle General which lYilS given cause of owner Hen!)' CuahinJ's Tho Qhlo Historical Socle~ eomC. c. Fuller was re--elected su- to Gallipolis citizens by t h e practice of fnvltlng palronap pletely re~rell ai.4l relliml!lhetl perintendent. M, F. Noll was French ~ernment wUI be dis- with ••Come over to·our hoUse.•• tho .P1'C1P0i'Qo :at 434 Fli-st' Avo. made assistant general manag- cal packets between Pomeroy and Ironton. One of the 13 children Sealmark Rock of Aa;es - j Annive~sary· o( . . JY. e .i. tte. ~..s . . ,.·. ._'J.lii$it. '.J . La/ "J Ia· tJ : · ' I ,· ,, 211 - '11n: Surllay Ti.;,os ~ ~niJ~I. Surda)··, M~ r • '' ' I .. ..... ., . .).. .... " . t .,'" ·-~., • •• ,. :'Z" .. · ... ~,.. ~ ""r.,. . . ~' ,• �!,.' • To 'Our SffiaiJ GALLJPOI.IS - Captain Dead. Widely Known Gallipolis Riverman Passes On. This W"dS the headline in the Mel!· 13. 1918 GallipoHs Daily TribWle. Captain Charles RichaniSmall died a.t his residence in this city S\Inday morning after a long ill · ness of diabetes at the age of 68, His funeral will be from t h e residence at 1 p.m. T\J.esday ty the Rev. F. M, Evans. Interment will follow at Mound Hill by Hayward. The pallbearers will be Captain William D. Kimble, Gilbert E. Bush, Captain lra B. Huntington, Frank 1. Sibley, John C. Rue, and T. S. Eachus. Capt. Small was one of a famtly OC 13 children, the son uf Richard Small and was born at Samples Landing where his father opened a coal mine. It was afterward called Small's Landing and was a coallng station for packet boats for many years. Capt Small was twice married, the first wife being Mlss Hattie Brown, daughter ot Thomas Brown. Two children were born of this union, Homer of Bladen, and Mn. Dr. Ed Mar- tindlil (Nellle) or Chesapeake. His second wile, who survives, was Miss Katie Gatewood, sister of the late Captain James Gatewood. One daughter of this union - is Mabel, wife of 0, FREE! Here's the Booklet you Read About in LIFE .. ,... ~ ""::'_' . 11-- ·~ It Tells You '' GALIJP()LIS - The amlversary ct the vlalt of the Freneh General Lafayette to Gallipolis, on Ma,y 22, 1825, will be observ- 50 Years ago on ' - • • • • . "HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" As your 0. Mcfut.Yre of New York. Capt, Small was deputy sher~ iff of Gallia County under his brother, William, and latersherUf. For many years he was clt,y wharfmaster and also served as steamboat master ondifferentlo- Authorized De•fer we'd be happy to &ive you a free copy .. Stanley A. Saunden MONUMENTS '-- - . ·' ' er, G, P. ~ggins, settetary. Discussion ot plans for extendof Richard Small survives ing the packet compan.y' s freight Ml·s. George W. Parmele,yofBla- carriage business to Wheeling den, now 80 years old. and Pittsburgh, Jn an effort to Capt. Small's Interests were relieve the railroada, occupied alwa,ys with the river on which the attention of the board. he was widely known and where for 30 years he had a host of MAY 8, 1918 - THE Barrett friend! who have long regret- Towboat line left Cincinnati Tuested his steady decline in health day with three barges of auto. and tare pained by his death. mobiles for New Orleans. They The spring of 1918 brought a were loaded over the Louisville renewed interest and boom in Line's wharfboat onto barges at the packet business as these oth - Cincinnati. The automobiles, with er Tribune River News stories tops up, were shipped on de c k will tell: barges. It is said there wlll be more MAY 6, 1918 - THE Lib- packet boats running soon beerty Transit Co-., new packet tween Pittsburgh • Charlestonline of Wheelin& has purchas- Cincinnati. The present number ed two new packets at New Or- or packets can not handle t h e Jeans for the Pittsburgh-Char- business afforded. leston-Cincinnati trade, says a At last shipping on the Ohio New Orleans dispatch. River is to resume a more busIt is also reported that Cap- iness-like movement. Merchants tains Fred Hornbrook and Har- along the Ohio will be served ry Donally have purchased the with scheduled transportation and Cast Mississippi River s i d a- the Liberty Packet Co. of Wheel. wheel packet, Percey Swain, for ing, which was organized some the Pittsburgh -Gallipolis-Char- months ago, will play the importleston trade. ant parl The Greene Line boats are doTwo steamers, the "Ellam" Ing the biggest business in their and the '~Omaha,'' which have history in the Cincinnati-Char- been in trade routes In the soothleston trade and l'eceivtng t h e ern parl of the Mississlppi.IUvhighest freight rates ever. It h; er, are now on their way north reported that the boats are un- from New Orleans to enter the able to carry all the freight of- Pittsburgh-Charleston trade. The fered out of Cincinnati. boats left the southern port SatThe Dunbar Js doing a big urday. business in the Pittsburgh With the entry ot two new pacCharleston trade, so big in ract, kets jn the upper Ohio River that the packet can not be kept trade, transportation Cacilitles on iliU' schedule. Purser Ed Dun- will probably again be normal. away Is in charge of the Dun- The steamer Dunbar operating bar's office. Labor and f u e I between Pittsburgh - Charleston have greatly increased operat- and the Liberty between Maring expenses ror the packets, latta and Wheeling are the only sa,ys Dunaway, whJch accounts for two boats in 4_)Peration on long the high freight rates. 352 ·Thircl Ave. Golllpollo 446-1177 . . . .. ; We Fix Svnd•y Diriner 7 O.ys A Week BoxDin9 Pc. Fomlly llox Fomlly Bucket Fomlly Borre! lo.Evans Steaklfotse AND Bo• Evans Drive-l11 House~ Will'.~ trade routes. KATIE CROW letter this week frmt the Olden weeks left. The seniors however Thaxtons, former Meigs County will be dismissed sometime thls residents who n(JW' live in Or- 'Week. Just a reminder to motorists ville, Calli. In the letter they sent asking to be aware of ttrl:s, and to slow for a subscription renewal to their cars down. In our neighborthe Daily Sentinel, they write: hood a person really has to be "The Daily Sentinel Is a must careful. I think it would be wise with us. It's wonderlul to be able it town officials triad to curb to keep in touch with Meigs and this fast driving in the viUage of surrounding communities by Syracuse. I rerer to the main means of The Daily Sentinel. highway as well as thrnugh the 1\gai n our thanks. The Thaxtons." residential area. I have seen cars go by our hmne It is wol'llerful so fast that no child or even an to hear from folks like the adult coold have esc~ed serious Thaxtons. I t injury or death. So let us be car~ makes one feel tul. As the sign says, We have good to receive lots of children but none to spare. a compliment HAVE ~RECIPE from thetest now and then. We are delighted that kitchens oCOrange Crush, Orange they enjoy the pa- Cream cake. per so much. CAKE LAYERS KATIE I package 0 lb. 3 or 4 o•.) orange, yeHow or pJneapple cake IN MY COLUMN lasl SuiXIoy mix when reporting the recipe for 2eggs black walnut cake, I omitted how Orange Crush much milk the recipe called for. Prepare cake mix and bake in It takes ~ cup. Mrs. Nancy Chan- two 8 or 9 Inch layersasdirccted ce}" is forwardi~theicingrecipe on package using Orange Crush for lhis cake and it will be in in place oC Hquid called for. next week's coJwnrL When layers are cold, lill and frost with the following icing. ORANGE CRUS/I CREAM MR. AND MRS. Herman Warner, Pomeroy, ha\·e returned home FROSTING 1 after having spent over seven /4 cup butter or margarine months in the sunny south (flor- . · SUPPLY CO. TIRISW. Ano!MrFint In The Top Qulllty Line of .T,~•• Refinery Corp. -..a .... poroittr lt. tad PUneturta Ire MaiN titlat wtUl 11111 HAL. TIU lULl nPM' a,..teM motllurl&a dry alr col· IUim .U.W. tirel 1o lU eoDiu, . .l.tolllh - · · ao.tnli S.W~'to:I 'mlloo Wolf of lhllf;illj On lit. u 0. 614-245-IIOf . ... ~"".ite ~e-i];: I I ' ~ailing . ' t • .... 1 Clasaes End Their Meetings K,... ...,.. ' .... ,. ' . ' . ' J' ,.; ' . I f ' j ' . ' 1 '1-. ( 1 ' ' .. .. ·ll) . ,...,, YEAR .' l •• TUBE New VIsta Color In a compact portable Here It RCA Color TV "on lht go"' I Featuring a luggage-type handle, this 42 lb. port1ble Mill the Pitt for on the move CoiOf TV viewtng [ID(J§Lj[] Color TV 95 ~."':', ." • ,.. ' . l'-oiU(III'"l " "'-ll•lll 14' o~j. . . . IUJ u . ·~ 111<1"'" MAMMOTH SKULL SfEENDEREN, Tho Nolhorlondl (Vpl).. The skull of 1 mamm«h wllh 23-lnc:h tuoks waa fished from a river Soturdl,y by a dredge operotor. f .RCA...First in Color TV OOMPAOT LOWBOY O~BIHET .,. PURSE•PLEASINO PiUOE!' [JQ(]3Ljj] Color TV 95 1 ... t:HAioOI,U . ....... qJ-11 .'ll'oi!Of,:~1t~ . o~ ~·· '"'• Be sure to see all \he !llodols - R~.A Color Televfslilti- "~lick arid ~hi~ TelevisionTobie .and Cldek ~loa - Tope lle(ordors aiXI Stereo Record J'liyera with AM-f'M and ' FM Steroo Rad!os. · ELBERFELDS%NiiN . ... ,. .; l'>"':" • . " ,$ ... '":." .. .. "·.~ f:·'"'" ;. ;.! - "' ; ..• -r· • >; •• d. be held at ~mmersvllle, Thursday, June 6, on the aeeond noor In lhe auditorium of tile Municipal Building. Tbe Maoon C<Jun1ll Home Demonstration Counpll be10118• to ibis area tp:'OUI). Muon Count,y Home IJomon. atrallon Club membero'llho plan to attend are IMed to havelllelr reglatrallon with ac~ money in to Mro. VIrgil Bumo, Sr., pnaldent ct the Muon CGuat.f Homo llemonllratloli Coundl, before Sotunl&.Y, Ma,y ~5, 1968. .·•' . ) '. ' ,\ .' . .. ' ..•. . ~ "(r-.. l· I. -~ . '{ '•l · •" ....... That New Look be hostess for this meeting to . Mlno-Mifl-'truck-lform i ' IN POMEROY meeting. The Nlcllolos Count¥ ljomo Demonstration Council will - LUBRICANTS '! . ' Theme of Meeting r.-nler ~ mean mon trelf mUean. 1'11:1 IIL\L aHndDit• rh·•• and weld leab, rtm an4 wbMJI'IIdltiUmJillled-of ,..,.,.. rual biJtlblton. 1'1111 RAL tl ~· _, ftatber ,~..... Jll protHUn chnd..s· &aMI Uaer .... ....--. ( ' .AT EASE WITH IN STOCK! Aloo• 45 Inch L""'lho ' · .~- ·.F.~~i!~:81~~~{.~: ''"Our Jlouao" Is. I'P"n 9:30 ;I, · ~est. · • . . .. ( m. tQ 5 p.m. dallY, oxeept Mon- . Aeoordlng '!' th~.. ~!,~1·~ d••, •-11 th-·~ ~ !rom ""' ·~ ... n'"'-~.... Free,a1Preas Ma: had ~•.s. 18~~• .,...,. etl ht.•. ber. The admlsdOII <harp (50 1 1 L 1\l'elto 'express cents lor adults and ' 15 cents · intqntlon . of at Galllpoll'l lor thlldfen Wider 18) lilchldes "' lit take hl~fell01r eountrymeh a drink of punth served !rom' by lhe,hand. Aller tho lllealli· the taproom bar. Children l¥1U! bt>a£' Herald clock~ and cannon parents or organlzetl Jli'IIUPS are silutes wero fired, the Gener·j· admitted fno. . · " al's ~ . WI!S ~8coJ;Ied. to::{:'~ Lai&.Yetto's visit to Gallfl>olla Honse . wflera follow Frenc on his yearJong tour of lllo Unll-· Mill, ~· tl,l oxchlllge .et1 Stales was particularly_.. nls-., of lhe Frenth J;levoprlllte because the 'rlllago had lutlqn, .were among lllose owalt. lng hl!n. ' "A ·Cold <;ofiatlon, 1'1Ut. some AppeiranCI,!fl ·at (,)U of the Cbotceat li~rs, wai ser. ved up" )II lhe balli'QOIII 1Nhleh ATIIENS __: Nallonall7.!glown waa ''tastefully ~eorated l¥llh architect and educator ll•rb · floma and eversr,«ts.'• OVer Greene will vial! the Ohio· Vnl•. the door ''was a mlniBture orch veral~ campus next "Mimclay, and IIUIIIY wreaths were raised, . Tuesday and WedneadiQ', ll!1der . . lastelully arranged over tl(\! auspices of the School of Archidowa." tecture and Dealgn, "No vldt to 81\l' plaee wu Greene, a protessor at archl· ever more ~sin&" reported tectute at tho Unlveralcy of PT, PLEASANTThreo clothtile Free Preaa, lltllouih little lucky, will apeak at 7 p.m., Moning .eorurt~ctlon clasaes have preparation had been made blday, In Ewing Hall Auditorium on Poyehological Time and Ito cornplsted lho laot of their meot- cause residents had only one Influence on Architectural lngl. Eath class met for approx- da,y's notice of Lai&.Yelte'a stop. Forms. Tho lecture Is open to Imately six aooslons wllh each "Therefore, the cordial manparticipant completing a gar- nor in Which he was received the public. ment. Miss Louise Ulng, Coun~ was divested of all forJIIalley Extension Agent, !lome Demon- or ceremony." ANOTHER TREMOR stration, wao the lnslnoctor. After a Btl¥. of two and oneBELGRADE (UI'O- An earth A brief st;yle review ""' hold half hOurs, lhe Goaeral bade tre~or was recorded Saturday Monday, May ~. in lhe auditori- ad!..,, to Joorney upriver to near the soothern Yugoslav cl~ um of tho Courthouse Annex. Pfltoburt!lt and other cltloa beof Debar, the 1,26~ in the area Eight ladles modeling garments foro eornplofing his trlp at Bossince a sharp · quake last they had cornplsted were Mrs. ton In mld.JIDIO. Prior to hlo November. The tremor, regia. William Flloon, M r a, Gerald tour ct southern and ""llern tering 4 to 5 degrees on tbe 12- Johnson, Mrs. Harvey Hutchins, otateo - 5,000 miles by boat degre6 Mercali Seal~ was Mrs. Ruasell Jones, Mrs. 1!07 and carrtap in four montlla centered In Albania. Woomer, Mrs. Qzy McWUllams, Lai&.Yolte had 11110111 alx montlto Mrs. Rs.Y Fox, and Mrs. James vlaltlni tile eaatern otateo. Hla Capehart, .Unlleli States tour, made It the y, teaspoon aal t Other ladles who participated lnvltatlon of eonsress, inclwled 1 lb. of sifted confectioner's In the clasae• were Mrs. K. IL stops 81 CIDclnnatl and Marietta. Ford, Mrs. Mark Ward, Mr1. "Our House" Ia only one of 'I• c"' plus I tablespom Orange Everett Schwartz, Mrs. Nollie tile 57 llate memorlala aad ..,,_ Crush Plants, Mrs. Glen B. Lopn, euma administered by The Ohio I teaspoon grated orllllge riiXI Mrs. Hubert Forbus, Mrs. W, S. Historical llocl~- A free foldCream butter and add rest of Waldie, Mro. Edllll Roush, Mrs. er Uotlatt Utelr loeallona tDaf ingredients. Beat until smooth. Marlo Donahue, Mrs. Gracollun- be obtained by writing lhe llocleFills and frosts an 8 or 9 Inch lap, Mrs. Juanita Uvlngston, t.f, at Columbus 43210. Ohioans layer cake. Mrs. Rutb Barnette, Mr1. Jo can loai1l more about tllelr po~ X - For convenience, dehy':' • Ann Sommer, Mrs. Rex Garri- by beCOJnlns mombera ct th! draled orange rind may be used . 1011, Mra. E. W, Stanley, and Soclecy, • . in place of fresh rill:!. Mrs, Eltcm ci.Ov..,..r. otioi,I>Uudlni; '· ida). PT. PLEASANT - 11 A Place for the Arts" will be the theme of lllls year'o Charleston Area Home Demonatration CouncU 100x63, 50x90, 75x90, 100x90, ond 150x90 . · Place for the Arts I'IJT YOUR MIND 11RISEAL SIZES 50x63, 75x68, . ·' ' j .... . 11011 ot;,aiJ9ut1,000 wal hoi! ll¥111>,~i:nerl~in. the <l>'l': Coqstruction ANOTHER SCHOOL year Ia almost at an end. Just over two POMEROY - We received a fly BliGHTEN UP YCMil HOME FOR SPRING WITH OUR •FLORALS • PRINTS •PLAINS 'Be '·:(}fi~er~t!d · ' :~~;~~.~~~ ~.lhr:!: Jhorelh~ boon fOWidetl in 1791j by t'rondl · Greene COming (or By Katie Crow rromtse DRAPES · · a::: Katie's Korner MAY 1, 1918 - A DISPATCH MAY 10, 1918- THE voter- 0 • J\T from Cincinnati 58¥5: captain an Commodore F. A. Laidley, 1 lOW W, E. Roe, temporary head of late manager ot the LOuisvillethe Louisville - Cincinnati Pac- Cincinnati Packet Co., wUI rePT. PLEASANT- Have you ever ket Co., has been succeeded by main in the company as a didesired to obtain a oompletely Jobn W. Hubbard ol Pittsburgh, rector of its affairs. 4 ~new look"? The Maaon County chosen at the amual meeting Edison's inventions shown at HOme Demonstration Council ot the stockholders. Capt. Roe the Ga1Upolis picture s h ow hopes to help Yllth this dealre succeeded Commodore F, A. Thursday evening reminded us during their ~ring Luncheon on Laidley wh.en h.e recently sOJd or the !act that the llrst steamTuesday, Ma,y 21, ot the Moose out his stock holdings. boat on the upper Ohio River to Hall here. be lfghted lllrooghout with Edi"'The New You'' is the theme son's incandescent electric lights for this year's !$ring Luncheon, . was the last packet Chesapeake, and the program certainly points commauded and owned by the late out why this theme was chosen. Captain Edwin F, Mad<(y, and Registration will take place bullt at the Knox boat yards at !rom 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. A short Marietta in 188J or 1884. The business meeting of the Maaon Chesapeake was also e(Jiipped County H o m e Demonstration with a storage battery. George Cooncll wtll be conwcted from Knox was her engineer and Char- 10:30 - II a.m. At II Ruth les Da,y, her ·steward in the LeYIIs and Gloria Grlllin will Gallipolis - Parkerslxirg trade. present a hair styling demon~ The late John Rondoll ol Pom- stratlon. A potluck lunch l¥111 eroy, father of our "G.Is," was be observed at noon, At 1,30 mall clerk on the Chesapeake. p.m. the Pl&aaant Homemakers The big house boat "Float- will present a Style !ilow naring Palace, n lying opposite here rated by Mrs. TholiUis E. Norat the Raike farm landing along- rio. AI 1:45 p.m., Mrs. Reva with the Raike junk neet has MuUina from Bernadlne'st Galbeen sold to the Cincinnati Boat llpolfa, will dlscu., and demonClub to take the place of Its strate the USJ! of aecesaorte11. club boat wrecked by ice last At 2:15 p. m,, Mr1. Charles winter. White, from Rardin's iilloe Center, will narrate a iilloe Sl,yle Only one-third of the U.S. Revue. Senate stands for election at two-year intervals. READY MADE . played Ma,y 19.:5 (closed ,MB,Y The.F!"'erll .Ill• 20) In ·Ute bedroOm Laf&.Yelte a ~1'00!11. public 'and . •aJe Used 811 a· urettrlng roomn at ••-•-· · ••-1or,. - ..... rooms, a 1-"' ....es•. ...,. ' according . ' "Our Hou:se," to Mrs. lh 'bedroOm* •-'•lh ........._ ed at uour House," the Galli- Martha Jo~qs:ter, curator. baJirWm polis lavern mere Lafayotte "OUr Hooae.'" a three..atorY ottO rec..,ut.. was hold. · C8pta1n Oscar Barrett, Cin- greeted - - ! e . brick tavem b!illt in 1819, was In Ute ballroom Ia a planoIn honor ct llle evl!nt, a silk lhe center 0( Gallipolis village forte iiiideh I• sale!·to ha!e been dma.tl, was elected Viceopresident, and Capt. Roe, treasurer French tricolor and tho picture llle. II received Ita IU!IDO be- PI&.Yetl at. the reception, lll1888. and general manager. Captain of llle General which lYilS given cause of owner Hen!)' CuahinJ's Tho Qhlo Historical Socle~ eomC. c. Fuller was re--elected su- to Gallipolis citizens by t h e practice of fnvltlng palronap pletely re~rell ai.4l relliml!lhetl perintendent. M, F. Noll was French ~ernment wUI be dis- with ••Come over to·our hoUse.•• tho .P1'C1P0i'Qo :at 434 Fli-st' Avo. made assistant general manag- cal packets between Pomeroy and Ironton. One of the 13 children Sealmark Rock of Aa;es - j Annive~sary· o( . . JY. e .i. tte. ~..s . . ,.·. ._'J.lii$it. '.J . La/ "J Ia· tJ : · ' I ,· ,, 211 - '11n: Surllay Ti.;,os ~ ~niJ~I. Surda)··, M~ r • '' ' I .. ..... ., . .).. .... " . t .,'" ·-~., • •• ,. :'Z" .. · ... ~,.. ~ ""r.,. . . ~' ,• �- ' r• 0 ..-------·----·. •• ' . .. > • ' "' ,t·• ~; ' ' ' ·•t " ' •• ,. ''l.'' ' " '' ' '' ' ' '., • ·, ' ' ...,. •I- • ',o "'" ,.• r ' fe va·, - -- GALLIPOLIS - Captain , Dead. Widely 1\nown Galt Riverman Passes On. Thh the headline in the May t3, Gallipolis Daily Tribme. Captain Charles Richard: died at his resldence in thb &mday mondng after a 1011 ness of diabetes at the age c His funeral will be from residence at 1 p.m. Tues& the Rev. F. M, Evans. Inter will follow at Mound H11 Hayward. The pallbearcrl be Captain William D. Kin Gilbert E. Bush, Captain h Hwttington, Frank L. Sibley, ' C, Rue, and T. S. Ea~hus. ' Capt. Small was one of a 1 ily of 13 children, the sOl Richard Small and was bor Samples Landing where hlr ther opened a coal mine. It afterward called Small's L ing and wa s a coaling station packet boats for man,y ye; Capt. Small was twice n rted, the first wife being ) Hattie Brown, daughter of Th as Brown. Two children " born of this union, Homer Bladen, and Mrs. Dr. Ed • '1f I ' tindill (Nellie) o! Che""""' His second wtte, who survl\ was Miss Katie Gatewood, : ter cf the late Captatn Jar. Gatewood. One daughter ot I union - is Mabel, wife 0( . ,, •' ... FREE! '. t. .·' ..... ' , : .~.; ' t"' •' ~ - ·, ->,, • '". ' Here's the Booklet yo Read About in LIFE ' ". ···~ ' :. • • ' ..t r ~- . .. ' '' CAPTAIN BASY ,----..... '' AUROI'IA IJOPIE"'f ALICE JPI, MUSTA ,.HE .' iLECIIO~f '•, ' · N!li:0'4Ell ' tf' ' 1 CAIJO>E MA - PU1A SPILL. ON fON,MOtiMOM!, ~li IIER l'lloPoUL OF MAAIIIAGE! ~P\IRNSO CAII,CAPTAIII EAS'I .... You II ' '' . HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" As your Sealmark Rock of A&•• · Authorized Dealer we'd be happy to give you a free copy "' Stanley A. Sauntl.s - MONUMENTS - 3U.Thircl Av.. Gallipolis 446-1177 L- ' •' . .. , Qll,: PEAR &LAMED FOR •• -l 6Ei . , E~ER'I'f~lll€( . ----·,.~ET All! '1011 A LIITt' ~O ... A LIILLAB'I THAT .MY MOTIIEII TAUGHT~... . SKE DID, CAPIAIN EA~ ..1 r"-i AIOMENlli &A9# '#!ILL We Fix Sundey Dinner 7 Deys A 8E .1\INE! Week BoxDin- 9 Pc. Family Box Family Bucket Famllylarr.t -., ,. .· :< . r.. BohErans SteakHo11e AND Boh Evans Drive-111 ,,.... ,. . \.'" . ' ' " 0 .' ·' ' ' ' ~~ ,. I ,., _. " ~ ·--··''' '' ' . .. . " . .. ..,. ~ .,... - .., · BRIGHTEN UP FOR SPRING READY DRAI l· INSTOCkl •FLORALS • PRINTS •PLAINS '. SIZES 50x63, 75x68, 100x63, 50..90, 15x90, 100x90, and 150x90 Also: 45 Inch Ltllfllhs 11>1: . ' ~; .. .\ ' :. &I 0 ' . - .. . . • r _. , . . , r _ _ _ • .... • ~ . ............. jllo£ , . - '· ,. ' - - .... - . - • ---. - ._ ' ., -,:,i:( "'~'· ..:· · ~··- · '··- ~- .. .... . .. , _ .... - .. ......... .I ., .l. ,, ' ·-- .. ' '". !' . • .,. \ .... ' '!'.,. . _,_"' . . ,, ·-~~ _ _ '·'•''" ~ . ,r-. . • ,,: _ . . . ..... . _ ...... - - - . 0 .._.._. ~---.----- ' ... - .. ·~-,.­ '- ·~t ,. ' . �·- ... .. ... _. ...,., .....·.. .. .. _, ___ -.... - ~· · ;,_, • • ~~-.:...::· ,_.. -. ~ .. .. ' .... .... .... . ...,.. . .. ~ I ·,;, ... , •'f •' ~ '. ~ ·' ' ~ ' -~ . ., . ,.:. ._,._. ... -----.--·-lit-''" -.,.;. -- . ·•·••.. t · - ' • l ... -.. , . ·- ~·· · - , _.-.o\• •· ~ - ~-· ·•··· . 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'""'··~ '~ - - , . .., - --~ '. \ GALLIPOLIS- Captain Dead. Widely Known Gal 1: Riverman Passes On. Thh the headline in the May 13, ' -~* '"' ' ~ ,. . ' ' .,,, . -. ' " ' ·,- ,... ····'• ~"· . .1- 11..·· t ., • :-·,...•-·.··'···. ':..:,,..."'.·,,.. ...,., '',: '. "' ' . . _, .· /'• . ' • '; t'j' • 'I"-'· ,, . ... .... ''i ._.' . . ·-.. Y~-~· . ,....,,_ '., ~ . _, _..,... ~; .,.•: .~/ h " ... ... --~ . .'·.' ,.·'i w ' ' ' • Captain Charles Richard; died at his residence in thh &mday morning after a loll ness of diabetes at the age c llis funeral will be from residence at 1 p.m. Tuesdl the Rev. f. M. Evans. Intef· will follow at Mound HU Hayward. The pallbearers be Captain William D. Kin Gilbart E. Bush, Captain h Huntington, frank L. Sibley, C. Rue, and T, S. Eachus. ' Capt. Small was one of a 1 ily of 13 children, the 8Q' Richard Small and was bor Samples Landing where hlE ther opened a coal mine. It afterward called Small's l..o ing and was a coaling station packet boats Cor mans YBl Capt. Small was twice n rled, the first wife being ~ Hattie Brown, daughter of Tb as Brown. Two children w born of this union, Homer Bladen, and Mrs. Dr. Ed &' tindill (Nellle) of Che!lllpOl His second wife, who survh was Miss Katie Gatewood, 1 rer of the late Capblln Jan G...,WOO<l, One daughter ol t union - is Mabel, wife of .. FREE! ' ' Here's the Booklet yo. Read About in LIFE Tells You "HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR . FAMILY MEMORIAL" As your A&•• Sealmark Rock of Authorized Dealer we'd be happy to &ivt you a free cop~ - 0:0 Stanley A. Saunders MONUMENTS . 352 Third AYL Gallipolis .W.1177 '. ' .. .....> ,.\' .. . . . ." 'I". . .. - ,i-,,j.( ,. ., ., ' ' -"· .1 1 ... . - ' ·r ' j' : . . '. ' '• • ... " .. {' . "·+· ," _ fi;H~• We Fix Sunday Dinner 7 Days A Weelo: iJ .........:-. · -·ala..:. Box Dinner ft ......... : 9 Pc. Fomily lo• • Fomily Bucket FomliyBor ... ' Boh EYans .. ft ·....... ~. Steak House AND • Boh Evans Drive-l11 I BRIGHTEN UP FOR SPRING READY DRAI IN STOCk! •FLORALS • PRINTS •PLAINS 5281 lh17 iochto SIZES 50x63, 75x61, 100x63, 50x90, 75x90, 100.90, ond 150x90 '\ Sloo..iorShi ....... Also: 45 Inch loJ111ho • . I ' <' "<#' ........ . · · -· • •• ·~--·-d ......... . .. . .. f . .. . . .. ~ . .... -...t' . ..... n·""-••·~~ ' _ . _ _.... _ _ _ ... r ........... M f · ... . .. . - , . could Cl:<J-~·· ~ '- ·-... ....,-. ,, . '' . f ;. . ' ' " ' < "' '), . I I . ' "'" 0,.\ , ,,.:., .,.r'"~ •' •M.. o0.. I :.. ·-- ·-·--.,... ~~_ .......... , ~ ... ---...~ ;" ' -- ':'~ ;,, ,I_, :i'\ ~ "' -' .'' ', !",' '· i a.: �,-..... ... -. . ....---·. .f'l ' ' . . ~ • I I ., " ' ' • . '' ,, . I •.. .. I -' ' "'·~ ~1«~ .' .. ' ,_ ,• '' GALLIPOLIS - Captain Dead. Widely Known Gall Riverman Passes On. Thlt the headline in the May 13, Gallipolis Daily TribWle. Captain Charles Richard~ died at his residence in thH &mda,y morning after a lon ness of diabetes at the age ( His funeral will be from '· residence at 1 p.m. Tues& •1 "-- the Rev. F. M. Evans. Inter will follow at Mound HU Hayward, The pallbearers • ~.. 1: ' be Captain William D. Kill Gilbert E. Bush, Captain lr .f; ... ,_ Huntington, FrankL. Sibley, C. Rue, and T. S. Eachus. ~ i ,. Capt. Small was one of a 1 ily of 13 children, the sor Richard Small and was bor Samples Landing where his ther opened a coal mine. It afterward called Small's U ing and was a coaling station packet boats for many ye< Capt. Small was twice n ried., the first wife being !. Hattie Brown, daughter ol T~ as Brown. Two children w born of this union, Homer Bladen, and Mrs. Dr. Ed ~ tindill (NeJJie) or Chesape~ His second wile, who ll.lrvb was Miss Katie Gatewood, 1 ter of the late Captain Jan Gatewood. One dau8flter union - ot t -.- is Mabel , wl!e of ' -~ FREE! . " . . . ., ;I .- •\, '. . ,;. ' I . . ')"' ,. .. -~ .•..-!' . BUGS BUNNY Here's the Booklet yo•. Read About in LIFE ,, .... OV'J' OUR:W4]r • TJ.\1~65 JUST bF Walt NOTj.\1 NG EVER 60E5 RIC:."'T IN A MAJOR ELEC:.TION YEA~! AAVEN_'T BEEN 00\Nc& RI61-\T- 'FOR •' . _. N\E, LATELY ! 1. '•: SOMETIMES I'M MAD AT I~E DEMOC:.12.Ai"5 ••• Tells You "HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" As your Sealmarl< Rod< of A&•• Authorized Dealer we'd be happy to &ive you a free copy .. - Stanley A. Saunden MONUMENTS c•.• ... ..,, ,._ - · .,,_ •• ~ - 352.Thlrcl Aq_ Gallipolis 446-lln 1._ • , • I • lT MEA C.HOIGE! • We Fix Suncl•y Dinner 7 O.ys A Week BoxDin9 Pc. Fomlly Box Family Bucket Family Borre! Bob Evans SteakHo•se AND ' Bob Evans DriY8-IIl '. •• .· 1 .. T .. • , • ..- ·~· r • ., ','!l-.;,..0\,,., ...' ·~ I.. . . . :.:r . ~-- .r, DRAI ,,... IN STOCK! •FLORALS • PRINTS •PLAINS SOME II NONE:., '"· \ L-IVE IN':iREES Also: 45 Inch Ltlllllho .. . .;: ~ . ~. ' ' I ' I ·.' " SIZES 50x63, 75•68, 100x63, 50.90, 7Sx90, 100.90, ond 150x90 I '; ' '• ·~ ; • • ' • ,/'·-1''.' ' \ ) : !,' • ' READY • .. I •·: BRIGHTEN UP FOR SPRING I c;ilVE~ i I �,, olful~' '' olf'- Tl"i ~~ SUOOII,\' Times 1 I ' ' "1 ,, ... . . . •· ' R '' Oo 00 · ·~ Oo• .,. . ...... .. . .. .. -- . .. _,, .. p t' . l . - . ·-.. ' ___ . . ........ _.,..,....._.• ·-1'· • •••• "' - · · - • •• • • • , .. .... « . , . • • ' '" f ~. ~· •• • ' •J ., J ' ' • :); ! .. • '. j j '. , •• ' . , r, ,, ,w •J . ,;t. ' ,, ' ,, . ' .:: I ,..,.f~ ' '( I . ,I ~- ji.' " ' .. ?'' . . . 'i . ,~ ,. -.'I ,, _, ,,.. ,. ' ' • '~ '· ', ,-1 .. · -rl ', ' ' .~ . G.• LLIPOLJS- Captain ' Dead. WldeJ,y Known GaJt Riverman Passes On. Thlt the headline in the May 13, Gallipolis Daily TriblU'Ie. Captain Charles Richard~ died at his residence in thH Sunday momlng after a lon ness or diabetes at the age c ms funeral will be from residence at 1 p.m. Tuesdi the Rev. F. M, Evans. bttexr wUI follow at Mound - ' ' till ·• · .L·''•• "T1JJIN''l 'J:J.::.: :.:r;;.~· t_.ol.: · ~ Hayward. The paUbearers be Captain William D, KiD · Gilbert K Bush, C•ptaln lr HWltington, Frank L, Sibley, C. Rue, and T. S. Eachus. · (:apt. SrnaU was one of a 1 ily of 13 children, the 8(1 Richard Small and was bor Samples Landing where hir •' '=' ther opened a coal mine. It afterward called Small's L; ' lng and was a coaling station .' I. . ' ' { . ' ' . ' ... '. ' packet boats for many Yel Capt. Small was twice n rlecl, llle first wile being ~ Hattie Brown, daughter ot Tho as Brown. Two children w born of this union, Homer Bladen, and Mrs . Dr. Ed r.: tindlll (Nellie) of Chesapeo His seeond wife, who survh was Miss Katie Gatewood, t ter of the late Captain Jan Gatewood. One daughter of t union - Is Mabel, wile of : ,._. .:..'"1· FREE! . ,. . ....... . • . . .' '·' . ' . Here's the Booklet yo' Read About in liFE . .' r AND .LOOKS' . . EVERVWRE'R.E ... HE GETS UP ... ' '. ... . llelpini- ~: . In Rescue ·· ~ ....,._..;.,_. . .. ' ( If', .'t ' ' I . • ' . UHOW TO CHOOSE YOUf FAMILY MEMORIAL" As rour Sealmark Rcc:k of A&•• · Authorized Dealer .1. 1, 1 ,• we'd be happJ to cive you a free cop .. ' , Stanley A. Saunclen MONUMENTS. -· t....- I. . I :a.;.oau.De's It Tells You ' . •r, ' _, ' ' '. r . ,.. ~ \ . ' ' I 352 .Third Av8. Golllpollo 446-1177 ... . I We Fix Sunday Diriner 7 O.ys A •,':a-.. ' Week Box Dinner 9 Pc. Fomlly lloJI Fomlly lvcket Family &.rNI ., ' BobEnns Poppy Days St8ftNouse 4HD Bob Evans Drivl-lt BIIGHTEN ~ FOR SPRI READl DRA IN STOCk! •FLORALS • PRINTS •PLAIN SIZES 50x63, 75x68, 100x63, 501190, 75x90, I00.90, ond 1501190 Alsc: 45 Inch Lengths .... ,.,,.... •t},. 0 " •..... ' A h ... " ." " ·~. ' ,, . ' ' . . ' ' • ' '' '' . Jl . 1 "'"'' ,..1 ' '' •• > ' --; ' ' •• ' ' ' J\'1\;~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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