https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/db7b8a39813627627b20bf7634673de1.pdf 867621c1b82598633f6711d7bfeb12cb PDF Text Text ., ' ' • lli:fm:" II'JI*II10.DJD.v~ei,Polll,t!l'Oy·Mitldleport,O~Apr.14,1D67 Crosses (Hardships)~.,:...: Ai,;~ and Missipnaryto ll1illt reelllt EE ~an loU~~ ~~~f: :~~~~{~~? ~~~~~~!: :~:~.!e ore:~m~~:: B REV JACK YOUNG for assistance and at the same "i!.Yany will cPiile after me, let him Ume place condltlOIIS as to the ' and take up his cross dajly, and follow proeedure God s!iould m S k A '/J9 pea prt c. Abo . ut Middleport At Laurel llff . pl~ed. ° 'r" ~:n e~amine I! A h H nf onyS OSt od<~t .. Phllathea CJ~s .. of the Middle- the 0. E. McKinley · l&mlJy, new minister church. · -A covered dish dinner preceded the meeUog, members and guests being seated at tables decorated wlth ll)lring Dowers. The Rev. 1. Gardner gave table grace. New olficers Installed w e re Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, presldent; Mrs. Denver Rice, vice resident· Mrs. Edgar Pr at 1 .' Mrs. Franldln d ~ecretary· .and falnlly will! Miller, SandY Humphreys, Mrs. Co!Dmltlee Jllernhers for the William Tolbert, Mi's. Do n project are J.1ra. Leslie' Ervin, Scbilllng, Mrs. Marie M.tlls. Mrs. Reva Beach, altd Mu. Mrs. Leo Childs, Mrs. William Lena McKinley, Donations were Bradford, Homer Jones, ·tena made to the cancer ~d and McEihin~y, Mrs. George lfud· the regular co(llt)buli"l' to the son, Mrs. Herbert Fink and New England Cbrlstlaa EvanMr. William Reuter. gellzlng Mission and . tlle local Mrs. Oscar Roush dlll)llayed churcb building fund w~e plaethe sliver bowls pur!'hased by ed ill this . year's budget , Salubury Crusade Worker1Announced Volunteer worketl f9" !he can· cer crusade In Salisbury town· ship, acebrding to c:halrman, Mrs. Robert Bowen are Mrs. · ' · EJirl Frecker, Mrs. William Wagner Jr., Susan Lanning, Con· La n1ng Li d Sliaff J me. n ' n a er, o Smith, Mrs. Denver Hysell. Mrs. AnlolQ Harold Blsckston, MAlso,Maxine Mrs. W 1 rs. ' .. a' ter Schreiber, $1rley Jordan, Mrs. Robert Halley, Maxine Miller, Mrs. Lydia Gilkey, Mrs. Bernice Jeffers, Mrs. Betty Folmer, Sue Tracy, Brenda Bentz and Beverly Smith. cer, opened tile semce with a Governor James- A. Rhodes prayer · and gave each officer has IsSued a Proclamation In th h I th . d t'e She Ohio I N tlo 1 Lib. W ek e c atedrge o h e<r .uth' s.bo • .A II olr'22a .na hi rharyh el entertained members of the presen eac one WI a o.. pr ~ , m w c e n· the regular meeting of the MASON - Donna Gibbs " Hearthstone Class of the First let "Words of Faith from the vites all Ohio citizens to avail l'/Omet<'s Auxiliary of the elected president for the ·.;'I Church in Middleport Bible" and book markers en- themselves of the priceless cui· Manley Post 263 American vear Tuesday by t h' even·n· 'lr D a v , . d - Iure. Sh e cosI t ural opport unit!es prov lded ·-o • •- " • sen'hod with scrip evening. Mason Grade School PTA. ,,. Darst, president, opened the ed with the poem, "May I Be for them by the public ub. meetmg was held at othy Russell is the meeting and welcomed me m· Big Enough " raries of our state of Mrs Sherman ed bt · 1 di M d M AI 'd t . • · h 1 . . . vice-president. rs me u ng r. an rs. · Mrs. Ger ac , preBI en , con- Pomeroy Public Library Is w1th Mrs. Wilham L. Secretary will be Ceeile 10 Jan Hughes who have returned dueled the business meeting. open slx days each week from president, presiding. Meter and Beulah Bocock 1, from spending the winter in Mrs. Edgar Reynolds gave de- 12 to 5 p.. m. The public is lor peace was given by treas~er. New officers will " Florida. Mr. and Mrs. p 8 u 1 Grim, voHons, using prayer, an ¢1· lnvlted to viSit the library any WUI Winston, chaplain. Mrs. 1E<llion Baker gave de- sur1 c·t<y, N.c.,and Mr.an d cle, "ChriStian Adventure," and lime. ..>b in<talled at the May Refreshments were servw y Plans lor the annual vot1ons using the topic, "Seeond Mrs. Robert Sever an<i family Many new titles from the best But I e r, Mrs. Erne'! I Talent Show were completed. Thoughts Are Better Than First of Zanesville, were called here I seller lists, both Dctlon and nonI Tryouts will be Friday' April Thoughts." A card of thanks due to lllness and death of their faction, are now available. Some / 'fy f 14, at the Mason Youth was read from the Dewey Rich· lather, Mr. Victor Grim. cr. the newest are: I 0 7:30p.m. Tentative date for ardson family who have moved Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott FICTION the show is April 29. ~~froomlowtha lorclthae gilt given them and daughter, Lori, of Llincas- . A reading, "The Purpose or The Arrangement, by Kazan: tors are Miss Gerri Steele • ss. . ' ter, are guests of their parenis, Urute<l Presbyterian Women," The Meigs County Better Live- The Secret of Santa Vlttorla, by The April meeUng of the ' Fll., SAT., & SUN. Miss Lucy Bulmer. A report was g<ven on the Mr. and Mrs. William Morris opened the meeting of the Mis· stock Gurnsey.Jersey Club met Crichton; Capable of Honor, by Chester W.S.C.S. was held at Aprill4, 15, 16 Foul · weather gear ordered suceesslul Easter b':"akfast and and family, and Mr. and Mrs. s<onary Socie.ty of the Syracuse at the home of their advisor, Drury; All In the Family, by the church with Mrs. Harold "FIREBALL 500" F 1r s t Umted Presbyterian Donald Mora, Monday ln its O'Connor; The Time is Noon, Spencer and Mrs .. G. 4 Mi<;h· ' F.rankla AnneUe by the P.T.A. lor grade school early mormng serv<ce on Eas· Martin E. Abbott. A.valon FuniceUo patrol boys was modeled by fer Sunday by the ciaSB. The Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson Church In the church annex the first meeting of the year. Three by Bucko; God's Warrior, by as leaders, using the tot;:•• Jimmy Frame, one of the pa- class donated $!!10 the of Logan were Sunday guests of afterooon or April 7. new members were welcomed. Slaughter When Eight Be !Is Dialogue Through. S;harmg.. trol bo)'S. Ten outfits h a v parsonage repa<r,;"nd the Dol· their daughter and son·il> law, .Ada Slack, president, p r •· Ofllcers were elected lor the Toll, by Alistair MacLean, and 011 the a- film been purchased, although ' Iars for Scholars was Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ohlinger. Sided, assc•ted by V<ce president new year as follows: The Wedding Bargain, by AI!· Melhodls':: '" the are presently only eight boys discussed. A round • robm card Michael (Mick) Morris, son Laura who gave the 1 Pam Henderson; vice president, nes s. Turnbull. City of showing Who patrol for the schooL was sent to ~rold. Hubbard7 a of Mr. and Mrs. William Mor· devotions, Lay Down The David Mora; secretary, Roger NON • FICTION lUes at Flower Esther Hall, These eight boys were intro- patient at UmverBity Hosp<tai ris, is with the U. S. Army in Wrong Burdens And Tak' Up Nease· rreasurer, Dan Nease: The Murderers Among Us, by churches, neighborhood lnt.r· duced by Ray Tutker and com· 10 Columbus. Ft. Jackson, S. C. Alter com- The Right Ones," from the Mls· News ~eporter, Joy Theiss; Re- Wechsberg; '!'hat Quall, Robert, esls and changes ill the clty. . mended for their service to the Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sayre pleting basic training there he S!on yearbook. She also gave creation leader, Larry Hollow; by Margaret A. Stanger; Jour· The meetmg was with TONIGHT ond SATURDAY school and community. T bey were 10 eharge of the PT?gram. will report May 19 to a Com· prayer. health and safety Renee Burke ney Through the Holy Land by a Call to Prayer; song, Give Aprll14-15 are Jimmy Frame, K e vi the close of the eveniOg the munications School in Georgia. . Roll cell was answered by and junior leade;s, 1\llea Mor~ Betty H. Wolf; The Jury 'ae- of the Best to Your Master," "RIDE BEYOND Brown, Wesley Roush, served refreshments of He is a graduate of Middleport SIX members with a scripture and Linda Hollow. turns, by Nizer: Inside South with Mrs. Harrah as aceompan· VENGEANCE" (Techolcolar) Roush, Duane Johnson, snoball cake, Ice ~~ and IUgb School and attended Ash· verse, followed with secretary There were 11 members pre- America by Gunther· The lsi, and a prayer lor evangelConnors, Joan Blon· . K nd coffee those and treasurer repor ts wh'IC h sent The club Is open to any Death of' a President by ' Man· Ism 10 · umson · . "'UT OF SIGHT" · Mrtoand Mattending Job MmcludN land College. J ohnson. Chr <S earm, a 1 . (Technlcolor) Ricky Ohlinger. :g r~. n c ee' Mr. and Mro. Dewey Rich· were approved. boy .or gtrl in the county be· chester· Bitter Herit~ge -Vlel- Mrs. Michael was narrator Dal:y; Gacy Lewis & , Devotions were led by ~· an dM~- ru:rd SaYre, ardson have moved to Burling. The group will meet in the tween tho ~ge• of Qand 1g ~nd nam ~ American Democracy for the program. Others a.. Marvin Frame, minister of Mr. and Mrs. All son ion, Iowa. They were active in annex Monday evening, Apr. 17, wishes tO have either ·a regil!- 11M1·19(]6 by Arthur M. Schle.: sisting were Ethel Orr, Ada Mason Methodist Church. J"';, Wrs. en es, the Middleport First B a p t 1s t at 6:30, to prepare bandages to tered Gurnsey or Jersey animal singer jr A Search lor Truth Morris, and Mildred Frank. P.T.A: Book Awa~d was won " o n erner. Church. be. sent overseas. Shirts . and as a project. Everyone Interest- by R~th Montgomery; Senato; Prayer was by Mrs. Mlchael. I by MISS Ivy Sleeth s first m<ltens Will be sent to Martmez. ed in joining mould contact the Fulhrlght: Portrait of a Pub- Mcs. Spencer bad charge of Connie room. Refrcsh~t~ were ATI'END SHRINE . 1 town House of Ne<ghborly Ser· advisor lrilinedlately. Meetings lie Philosopher, by Tristram the pledge service: Pledge carda Stevens by lbe hosp<tal<ty 1 Mrs. Cora Beegle, MISs Sh<r· v1ce, Albuquerque, N. M. will be held on the sfcond and Colfm· Stillmeadow Calendar: were read and signed. The soog U !ley Beegle. Mrs. Don SDires. A May Fellowship meeting at fourth Thursday of each month. A Co.;.trywoman's Journal, by "Take My Life and Let It B~," I Mrs. Shirley Spires, Mrs. Carl the Forrest Run Methodist The next meeting wiU be held Gladys Taber and Amy Vander. followed !lnd cards were pla~ , IK a u t, and Mrs . Gertrud• Church was announced lor May at the home ol f,arey and Lin· bill's New Complete Book of ed on the altar. Prayer of comThe Sew Rite Sewing C I u b Mitcllell attended a meeting of 5. Everyone having old nylon da Hollow APril' fl. Ell tt milment was read and a prayer HomeWednesday evening at the 1 Thea Court, Ladies Oriental h~se is asked to get in touch Tbe m~tlng was adjourned .J.:e ·~lso are new western, circle formed . each member of· 11 11 . of Mrs. Harold Hood IShrine m columbus on We<lnes- ~1th any member of the MIS· and refreshlnenll were serve<! science fiction and mysteries, lerlng a prayer. wtth Mrs. Don McKmght as day. s10nary, so that they may be l to Larry Hollow, Linda Hollow, and the juvenile department Mrs. Erwin presided over Ill• Mrs. Calvm S1mpson , taken to this meetmg. IRoger Nease Roma Nease Dan h ftl business meeting with 14 mem· 1 furnished the hostess gilt. Hood, Mrs. Raymond Baity. A free will offering of J11.25 Nease, Lee Ann Nease, St~phen as many new es. bers present. More than 50 slct . Alter a short business meet· Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. was taken. Missionaries to '-ba ase David Mora Rhea Mocalls were reported. A card 10 charge of the president, ward Wells, Mrs. Don Collins, prayed for," was read,~ d ra ~rk Mora Pa,;, Henderson Fourth Birthday .,.. sent to Mrs. B. A. IJo4. a r.P.rt was given on tile rum- Mrs. Ronald Browning, Mr s. 1 prayer. of~~red. "The Joys I and Mary Mor~. Of .lion Horwred son. An all day meetillg was mage sale held last week. Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Flo Str~ck· 1 AdverSity, laken from "J y MASON _Mr. and Mrs. Jolin announced for April !1, to com"bEdoswteassrd Wells will be the next land, Mrs. William I For An Anxious Age." a stu 4 R. Roach entertained Sunday plete evaluation papers and " . Mrs. Don McKnight, and Mrs. guide on Philippians, was the pee tmpson with a party honoring their son, knot a ·comforter. Attendmg were Mrs. Harold Elza Gllmo~. program topic. All took part. Completes Coul'lle Larryray, on his 4th birthday. Mrs. Morris presented two Mrs. Black, the hostoss, serv. Specialist Four David A. Cake ice cream and kool ade cancer bandages sh!! lmltted. ed refreshments to Mrs. Pick· Simpson, 21, son of Mr. and were' served. Attending were: The group hu finished a quilt, ens, Frank<e Mumaw, Rachel Mrs. Paul A. Simpson, Rose Annette Lane, Mary Ann Tripp, which ls for sale. The regu. McBr<de, Mayme Holmes and •Hill, Pomeroy, completed a ra· Robie Keyes, Dlane Finnicum, Jar meeting Is the first Thur.. Florence Potts. dio relay and carrier course at Koren Brown, Sharry Russell, day of each month. the U.S. Army School, Europe, Pauletta Randolph Della Ran· in Lenggreis, Germany, Ap!ll l dolph, Bobby Dewhurst, Mr. BOYER PROMOTED , , 7. and Mrs. Paul Randolph, Bar- Larry Boyer, United States During the course he was bara Lane, Pearl Keyes, Jndv' Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. WJI. trained to Install, operate and Hughes, Kathryn Russell aad llam Boyer of Uncoln Hg!s., maintain field radio relay car· Mable Lane. IPomeroy, bu been promoted ~ A film was shown when the rlers and related communlca· Sendmg gifts were Barbara ID Petty Officer 2nd Class. He 11L<gnt and Life Men's Fellow· lion equipment and Connie Lewls, Johnny and has served for the past year In J.o; · Class of the Laurel CIIII I He Is a communication center lclndy Workman. cuba and Is e11pected borne on Relllllllberwllerlt.lbuset! t<> Free Methodist Churcb m e t specialist In the 34th Signal Bat· - - leave May 22. He Is a 1961 have £dod chiclal tbr Sullday You'llfilld that, as a "FuUService" bank evening In the recrea. ltallon's Company B. He was ,Schoolln 1965. His wife, Becky, graduate of Pomeroy Higb dinaer?.Weli,-JQ!canhave we provide fast, fow.c06t bank loaDs f~ I, lion rooms or the parsonage. graduated from Pomeroy Hlgb lives In New Haven, W. Va. School. Col. S.•ltb&"Ba:ijxl &abu:ky lillY wdrthwhile purpose-pel'BOII81, fam. Devotions were led by B II l FrW Cblabn 1111. t!a1 u the ily, orlbusiness! Payments are ~ch as to I week. LUie tadq. j\11 :JOII have Bailey who read the l!lth and ' to do fl lid: 8Dd take it fit rifht into your bud&et and -as you first 8 verses of tile Ulth I • lw.'Die• Psalms. 1 ~ your loan-you build o 1/aluoble A silent prayer followed by , uuar< credit ~tanding for the future! the Lord's Prayer in unison bet a balk Ioera lun ••• •••••••••••••••••••••• given. They decided to 3 Plectl Tender, Tasty Chicken lld<<coft<to the bome of Mr. and , Plus all tbe trimmin's 11oors. Ernest Powell at a later ' (A eompleto banquet for one) Show Tryouts Are Ton,'ght .!-"~:ion, Tu~sday A quilt with ea•h _ • • > Rlch~rd ~aptist Mis~ Church Ladl'es W ill Work on Livestock Club Bandages Monday Elects New 1967 Off'rcers towar~. proJe~t, Presiden~ Pick~ns, f'J E I • m xp oms C . nner Chester WSCS I ~.el Pr,~cedlng ~eeting, J~er :~ledq, acti~; ) I \ ' ' open~, d ,:er, nd Mrs. Hood Hosts ewmg dn Wednesday S . .Cl b "s ·credit standing when rou ~.here! and_.. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK J We fix Sunday ~ dinner seven days a week " THE BOX $1.35 THRIFT BOX .................. .. $2.50 9 Pieces Chicken Only . THE BUCKO ............. ·...... $3.95 1D Pieces Kentucky ll'ried Chicken 1 Pill! Craclilln' Gravy .POMEROY RUTLAND Jennng Meigs Count¥ far over 95 year~ .\ Hot Rolli (Serves Dto 'I) THE BARREL ...... ·· ·........ ·.. $5.25 lll Pleeea Col Sanden' Cblcken Member Federal Jlamoe System M1111ber I'DIC · All Accountt IIIIUml Up To $15,000 Under n. Fllhr•l DepoiiHnivrlftce Corporlflon Open Friday Nights to 7•00 p• m• 5·00 • • re- I The fllm was "The Govern· ment Is Your Business." Attending were Ernest Pow· ell, Lawrence Smith, G r o v er I IKlein, Harry Clark, Steve Eblin, Bill Bailey, Clarence Cur· Otto Lohn, Pearl J a c o b '· " r<m Wise, Reb. Eugene . Glll, guest Calvin Lane. Refresh11 were aerved. m-·· Pageant Planned . At Morning StaT , CIOION& IA-111' 1£11'1: · V.-f..a.lna 'C.!.;.J 1\'Wit•NJ I nell eu..l.MI•· IIR'v" I Thert . wW be a paieant.l "Holy Altar.'' SUnday It r:so p. m. at the Morri!ng Star EUB : CROW'S. STEAK HOUSE ;:~~~:.·~:~:I taken to help 1IPOI1liOf • group called "The Happy· SeV!II" to "':::::::===========~ POMEROY, OHIO take a miJ1Ionary ~ '----------------------~! Hal~ . i s· Men's Class Has FrlmShowmg At Parsonage This Week-End Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open Both friday and Saturday Nights- Friday Night Until8 and saturday Night Until9 ··A Good Time For Family Shopping Qnd Saving In 'Our Store Wide Clearance sale ~~----------------~~~--~----~ journey toj' .. '. ' ' .~ ., ' ,I t ' ·- tl port Otri ol Cbrlst lD Mid· R~~ lll were ;LeOta Haw. c~ation. meinherl asked to dleport ThUrsday evening at the ley, Marvin ~lty, aertillde contribute. . b , mem er s Fred I name mscr<bed, was presented Gardner of. Johnson C•:ty Tenn- to Mrs. Gill for ber family. , ·• At di . are here for several days visit . ten ng were Mrs. with friends and former par· Fr<end, Mrs. Grover K I e' n, JShioners • They are houseguests fer Mrs. MArthur Laura gu WISe, .1 Le'lb .1 ScheaM 1 of Mildred Hawley and ' ar . en e el • r '· Mrs. Nan Moore. Tbe Rev. Mr. James Gilmore, Mrs. p e a r I Gardner is a former pastor of Jacobs, Mrs. Harry Clark Mrs he Middl rt C h u r c h of' Hubert Wolle and son, K~itll. · ~hrist. epo , • AI! Impressive IDlllallati!lll ser· tile reading, "Legend of t belthe clats for the church and re. vlce for .new officers was con- R$1drop." ' j)orled thai ID81chlnll · candel· dueled by Mrs. Edgar Reynolds NoleS of !hanks were read !!bra were ordered. !f!!e clasa at the April meeting of the from Mrs. Leota HaWley lllitl ~anned a food . ~will' lor the Tri~ a..•e T'ltles at I'll W Mr. a~ Mrs. Charles E. was made for Betty Crocker lett, assiStant secretary; a". p L'b Young, High St., SJ!OIII several coupons, and it was decided to :rs. Norman Yeauger, treasur ,Omeroy I rary days m ~ast Bank, W. Va. w1th get a plaque lor names of ser- · . . Are Announced his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· <vicemen of the church. Mrs. Reynolds, Installing olfl- Ch UfChClaSS 'ddleport . gar Young. InMr.M, and Mrs. Willis Anthony The Rev and Mrs '.\ h.1. h ·cl Off. p l at ea assd Leers • •.·ht '·I. nstall·ed Th urs ay ,N'LQ , shameful instrument of capital purrlsh· ment one will petition God for A jomt meetmg with Hysell bearer was deemed as unfit to continue to items believed to be nece,.ary, Run was April 19 !'Y this world. It was difficult for His followers and when the Item Is not receiv· Mrs L And f N the Women's MISsionary Socte· physic· ed - God Is blamed. Whe n · arry • · erson ew ty of the Laurel. Cliff F r ~ e 8 wooden eros· The problems of life seem to one petitions God he must real· rvt"n,l ~~a ..~ ~<cal pa· Methodist Church 10 a meeting shoulders. surround and defeat until many ize that God can see the past, /enr 8 M0 ~~a . In Gal- Thursday at 1:30 p.m. ill I be the problems, are tempted to cotnmlt suicide, present, and future. God knows ~· ~ WMPO R : a~"' recreation room of the parson8 0 · ta·lage. . a'.' d which never. solves any prot> our needs, and He will supply w . . cames w1th Iem. A solution IS available for as He deems nece"ary. When · Mrs. Gerald Pullins, prest· far heavier upon the diflicllities make"lor lwe our times of alfllc· Pvt. John Hood has beenldent, was in charge. Devotions than any phySICal b•msell, 1f one " sought w<tl< lion 10 retrospect, we can ob· here for a leave with his par· were led by Mrs. Arthur WISe seasons of affl<c· God's assiStance. Yet m a n y •serve God's hand Interplaying ents, Mr. and Mrs. Miltor, Hood, who read lbe 34th Psalm and unto all, but are I would rathei prolong t~e anX<e-1 in the end result The writer of following hls graduation from prayer was by Mrs. H a r r Y for our s 1 n s. ty by attempting to discover Hebrews states: "Now no chast· Ft. Knox, Ky. He has 1>e<1n Clark. A donation was made to tb_e results of o u r the solution by themselves, on- ing lor the present seemeth to assigned to Aber<leen Proving the cancer fund. . brmg forth new al· .IY to approach God as a last be joyous, but grievous: never· Grounds, Maryland, where he Herman Furry, a ID!Sslonary, . Iresort. theless afterwards It yieldeth will be in special traming lor will t:old a meeting on April 19 ICeasionally persons w<ll Whenever a person asks God the peaceful fruit of righteous- 13 weeks. He is a graduate of at .the Laurel Cliff Free Meth· tile reslly worth living?" Ito come unto his assistance, one ness to those exercised. Middleport lf<gh SchooL The Hysell Run Soc1etyChu:ch. w1ll cooperate. A plea Bowles, Mrs. Harrison Bentley and Mrs. Arnold Richards, .ih Emma Bland contributing. ' I • ~an . Cohen Will Get Refund ' ' ' �' '{ .,, '•'I /11 1- ~ \ ' ., ' •1 ; ......- ......... 118U 3 Render!IOII Up Kanawha~.~~:~~~ 1,160 feet and ROben 81 on Oldtown ereet beyorul 1 R'Jver News /LayoltheLanJ ,~...;;.;...;....;......;_ Stream Channel Improvements Planned t these :;;•t:.fe~nSu::! rorl:= -~=JfDII by1 ~ By COOPER sion ditch make aome serv&tion ciall, e ~:::::::::::.::::::::~~~~::;;:;;=) " ,. I\' GALLIPOLis_ River New•. • The Meilft't"t ., News Beab': 1 hnl and 1h We drainage oyst.eml Gauges - Gallipolis,; Itt and JliHN and 1 Tee 22.3 running 37 feet ol rollel'll; s.u eonservaliotl Strvlce stream channel improvements, ed Mr. HusseU with piBill Pt. Pleasant, 25.211; Pomerot· PT. PLEASANT - John A. sod waterways, and perhaps these works of improvement. Mason, 23.31; Hinton, : 1.69 ris· Hussell, sandhill Road, Ia plan- some drainage. The dlvorslon ditch II the lint ing; Kanawha Falls, 5.60 fall· ning 1o build 1500 feet of diver. Recently, Denver Yoho, Con· project which he plans to e.aring; Charleston, 20.:13. London ry out. It w11l be located behind and Marmet, running one half Ihis house and will serve a dual foot of rollers; Winfield, run· purpose of protectlng t.he farm· ning three feel. . slead from water runnmg down By ROBERT WINGETT off the hill Into the 1arden and 1 Boat Moveme~ law? and at the same time · Galllpollo - Harvey Jordar. . . . tectmg a crop field which he , . . up 8:25p.m.; Jeflhoat up 11:55 AMES, Iowa <UPil -ll<ln lswrat shlfts.m the wmter a11'1 ,developing this year. The chan· TODAY S THO~GHT - Her· , Elber H. Carpenter of .Stivers· p. m.; Scott ctlotin down 1:15 Smith ran for president bf the spnrt shiftS m the summer an~ I nel work and . waterways will edlty determmes the color of viii• Is one of the md1v1duals a.m.; Peggy ll<lwney Hown 2:40 Iowa State University student ,prefers sandals to shoes. H. . be on the Logan Burdette farm ~e's eyes, but envtr~nmenl IS , ol this ·~altern. a. m.: Elgercliff down 4 a.m. :' hody on a promise to drag ~he , doesn't bother wltlt socks at any , which Mr. Husseii wnat makes them hght up. - · ears ~ld • Aliquippa down 4:40a .. m.; John school "kicking and srreammg lime. bought from Grace Stone. Unknown Mr ·Carpenter, 69 Y d . .F k . " He has been known to 11 dre;s . aod a retired gas company enr J. Rowe own 5.40 a. Ill·' ran mto the 20th century. . [ The District tree piBintinlgj loyee got a notion a few years Durant up 8:25 a. m. I At this point, it is difficult to up" only once . thiS year-the ' crew JS finished plantlng p ' · ' 11 h 1 dr gging what and •mght be was maugurated ·"'I THE groundbreaking event ' back that he would like to par· Kanawha River _·Marmet, te w 0 s a . ' res dent of the stud body. He Ithis season. The last trees fo• the official beginning of new 'ticipate in local aerial activi· Mt. State up 7:50 p. :m.: l'ort where. But there h:~ kbeen a~ ~ho~ed up ln a bla~r and tie be planted were on the U.S. Rt. 33 m Meigs County, ties. SO he oined the CAP. Dearborn down 8.40 : p, m.: unholy .amount of te '"8 1a;a l laid slacks and wing-tip shoe;\ mine behind West ?:~!~=~~ this coming Wednesday at 10·30 group at Reedsville and began Solvay up 4 a.m.; Winfield, screammg gomg ~ '::.ar~ed ~without socks-and apolo- Eleven acres were a. m., deserves the attendance pursuing the interest e let d , ized "A man should be l in that tract. Four 1 Elisha Wood up 3:30p.m.; Ma· State ever smce or all available residents. , ry Jan down 4:45 p. m.: w H engm~ermg semor was e c e :gud ed b what he thinks not ' trees were planted on the Organizers of the ground· Ebe~, now. an. avid worker '" ' Sha ver, J r., up 1·45 P• I· Smith - whold believes the J g Y . ' . I Burdette farm on Tho m a.s t' · t , . a. m.. G • • t t t oy what he wears" Smtth sa1d. . · breaking hope Meigs Countians the orgamza 1IOn, par ICipa es[l R d !·50 a m · Alan r· umverstty shou no ry 0 Ridge On Carl and Bob Power>' ' · 1 n · Y own · · .. '· h' th t 1·sn't "I sold out tomght and wore ' · 10 will respond to this plea for at· monthly alrp ane ymg ac· M ill 4·25 m . o F Iregulate anyt mg a ... farm 1000 trees and 100 't· d . er moerr up . a. . ' . . . I d . ha been I thJs ' . tendance to indicate a strong t lVI les an enJoys ev Y Shearer up 4· 30 a m · Beaver stnct Y aca emiC- s S n k th .. Iumn olive were planted. T h e .,..,. time, eonfllliGB, traftl ud ..., • • • interest in progress -especi· ment. "I think I would rather d 6·40 a. m : B~by Lere Imaking news since the day he ' . m'! mtn s . e manjuana autumn olive were oily in the direction of Rl. 33 [fly than eat," he has said. d~=~ 6 .45 a . m . . · [was elected '[ diSclosure ''ts bemg used as an I chiefly for wildilfe in a fees. See ezactlr bow JUIIl' aew BileJo,lr • . · · · ••Pot'' Party excuse by many people who I th eel 1 look in your..,_, SUit pick up t;be plge _. 1 • Improvements. Mr. Carpenter, incidentally. ,l1ave been tr in to et rid nf border ~long e ge 0 The groundbreaking schedul· I ff St t . Obio River - Lock 14, Polly I But the uproar surroundmg y _g g. ' white pme which cover • Jive us a geeral idea f1l. JOIII' color lllld flllllt · IS the unc e o ormer ra eg1c Cr d k . d'd 't h 't eak until me and my 1deas smce my . . . ed to be held near the faJr- i Air Command head Gen. Curtis . ane own 2. .20 a.m. •. 8 ~ - him I n reac 1 s p u I election " over an acre of plantmg pnfere~~ee. Thea Nlu! We'D aileD JGII It grounds at Rock Springs, wiU,LeMa. LeMay, a famed armed ]ord. down 5.40 a.m., S.M. last week, when the .cu ll e~e gether yoar eonvenieDCe, ahow JOII a ~ feature a brief talk by Pearl E I r y ff' b Jenks down 6 a. m., Lock 16, newspaper revealed Smith had I • .. ~ New cooperators who h a v . d .<fs*"' , , ,, .~,, d '· ,,~, ~~ .,.i'stallce l ldeeted ranse of aamplee 111141 1lhil JGII • Masheter director of highways. borces. oMleer, . C wast orn m L. F1ore own 5 a. m. .• Lo ck 19 • attended a man..Juana par tY ' recently asked for ., accarale, oa~ ...... in Ohio. Masheter. though very orn 10 el~s. oun~ 0~ P~P. Luther Herdman up 5:30a.m.; Up to then, most Iowa Slate are carl F. Bosweii and No oWII•U.. 4 ..... 1 J lew are aware of it, is a Meigs lerty present l own Y r. Lock 21, Duncan Bruce up 4:3C ;\udents who cared abo~t aid A. Stewart on Cain Ridge. County native. It is reported Carpenter. a. m.; Steel Ranger up 5.15 a campus poliHcs appeared to I 1 ···J ):r:· --· ""f.lit'"'"Y ·~·"'?i' ·n~, T"'l> The Boswell farm consists ol he was born at a relative',' m.; OVEC up 5:40a.m.: Lock support Smith. at least to some I The difference between at '119 acres and the Stewart farm CALL 446-1830 home near !be Athens County THE Citizens' Scholarship 23, Jefferson down 2:55 a.m.; extent. But !be ink was hardly ical family 0 f 1 h'ld Yi>d is 76 acres. Both of these 1 line while his mother was ther~ Fund in Meif!lS County n(>ed~ Ihe Nar1onaI up 6:05 a· m· ·• Green· dry on the mart··Juan~ story m· 3 typical familywoof cthreerenis an the cooperators ask eel for "'1Sista1oce1 Cl~ for a brief visit. :very active support of all citi· up Locks, Alton Zephyr up 3:50 the Iowa Stale, Dat!Y beforo difference between a popula· with conservation plans ~ n All hi gil school bands of the zens t~· help it become an over· P: m : Edward S Bosworth .up " hnpea~'h Smith pel! lions were lion that is stable and a popu· they would both like to "<!lid a counly are being asked to at- [whelmmg success thts year. 4 20 p. m... R~~enswood u~ 8.30 \bemg ~1rculated on cam_pus. lation that is dmlbling every pond. Mr. Boswell wdl 50 1 his pond this year and Mr. Shop With Confidence tend and participate. In addJ· . p. m.; PrmcLpJo down 9.40 p. 'fhe Impeachment arbon now V('ars tion, several othel· highwav de- Chairman Fr_ed Morrow h a~ I m.; A. D. Haynes II up to p.m:: , is in the hands of the student ~ · art plans to buHd a pond Where Credit is Convenient.' partment officials such as J "1. called a meetmg of the board i Valvoline up 11 p. m.; Frank!m ' senate. The "senators" tried to -Dr. Lincoln H. Day, Vale Vn : yeat·. Up to 2 ye•n to P•y~ ''Dyke" Wilson and John Dowl· of dl!ectors for thiS Wednes· , B. up 11:45 p.m.: Robert P. II· Iget a sounding_ of campus [ ivemty demograpber. About 18,1100 feet of iilo will er, will attend. v. N. Holder· day at t P· m. Mr .. Mor~ow boll down 1:10 a. m.; H. E. I opinion before takmg actiOn and I he installed in !>fason County man, job contractor for the 14 hopes tile . membership dnve Bowles up 3 a. m.; A. J. Pat· called for a campus·wtde polL I believe that if we and our starting this week. Junior N<~•·ll " . million project, is also expect· Will be mhlgh gear 10 all areas ton down 5·20 am.: Lady Rose· But the student supreme partners can maintain our uni berry out Sandhill Road is pla:n·ll l'll to be present. by that ltme. mary up 6 a. m.; Meldahl court ruled that such a poll was ty, the next 211 years can bring ning to put in about 900 Every Meigs Countian who [ It Is hoped every citilOn of i Locks. Voc·K up 6:45 a. m. not a legitimate part o! the replacement of the I ron Dale Nibert . on his farm ~ar attend the. ~eremonies will. 1Meigs County will lend its sup11m~achment procedure, can- I Curtam Wit~ an open door. ~anawh~. R1ver, 11.000 . I ' ' m my own op1mon, be sllowing :port by donating at least ll to MASON ARRESTS ,cellmg the referendum . a n, d , -Vlre P'<Siden1 R~mphrey on A. Wllhamson at S.Uth Sid?, Gallipolis, Third & Olive St. ~:uoport and mteresl of this this very worthy project. PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests throwmg the 1ssue back m t.1e retummg from h1s diplomat· 1,600 feet. W. W. Brown on b1s ' 1.;and any future projects that\ · recorded Friday at the county :lap of the "senate." lc tour of Europe, B&B Farm, 2,800 feet, Herbert 1 may be undertaken here by lhel MARRJ,\GE APPLir •TJO!II jail were Everette M. Rayburn, ' SoJt..Spaken State of Ohio. POMEROY - Allen Dean Sr., 52, Pt. Pleasant, charged Smith is 2t, sort-spoken, , . !Stacy, 23, Dexter, lineman on with brandishing a deadly weap· fnendly and completely In Answ~>r to Pirkl'ns' Hardware "Letter Writing ITS amazmg. how some peo- 1railroad, and Donna Jean Stout, on and improper registration, cerned about h~s personal pie. though climbing higil tn [18. Rt. 4, Albany, parts puller, and Harry Lee Stickle, 26, Pt. appearance. HIS half Is long and Contrst" Pertaining to Sumlay and Store Hours, years, seem to grow younger in· Ihave filed for marriage Hcense I Pleasant, charged with intoxi· uncombed. HIS beard " shaggy 'lead of older. in Meigs County Probate Court. cation. Iand untnmmed. He reci Deaths 'Jmpeachsmit•h' cry Of Students·At Iowa state • I I • I I 1 Just pick up the phone and shop at home J ITIMELY QUOTES 'l •t 1 Larry's ••• WAYSIDE FURNITURE IT. o. We Reproduce This Third Typical Letter As We Received It .•• ----------------- -·-- 105 Spring!Avenue Pomeroy, Ohio >l5769 April 8, 1967 Pickens Hardware BQx 5~8 Mason, West Virginia Dear Mr. Pickens: By profession J am not a writer. Neither am I in business nor a clerk. So I can not speak (or write) from the viewpoint of one who spends his day behind the counter or in stocking the shelves. But I have been wondering if it is necessary to buy and sell seven days of the week. No one can (with enthusiasm) work all the time. Sunday seems the typical time for 1 ''day off". Even another during the week isn't quite the same. Some businesses and professions must go on every day-Sunday too! Hospitals, drug· stores, hotels, transportation systems, restaurants seem needed each day of the week- Sunday inclusive. And-Sunday should be all important for the clergy. It would seem that the other stores-hardware, grocery, department could close on Sunday with little inconvenience to any· one. The people in Mason, Pomeroy and Middleport are friendly and, as Charlie Weaver would say, "~ly kind of people':. We can find everything we want or need right in these commu· mhes. Selection IS excellent; pnces are no h1gher (often lower) than in the large shoppin& centers; clerks are co-operative; displays are attractive. SjlattC:../ "SPRING.HAS SPRUNG THE GRASS HAS RIZ THIS IS WHERE THE IZ" I I I I • . Also, we have as much as any millionaire. We have: one day at a time; that's all we're g1ven-all we can manage. No millionaire has more. We wear one outfit of clothing at a time-(some seem to wear less). So does the millionaire. We eat one meal at a time. The millionaire does also. So we are as ''well of!" as any millionaire. Is ther~ need to be over·amhitious and ill making a living forget to live' LET'S KEEP SUNDAY FOR UVING! I - In the years I've spent in the school room as a tea~ her of young children I've noticed one out-standing characteristic of each year's group. No matter how poor or how prosperous his home may be each child has a definite love for and interest in his home and his family. Keeping the stores open on Sunday certainly will not slow down family living but It may call for fathers and mothers to be on the job on Sunday. On Sunday many families do things together-attend Sunday school and church, visit friends and relatives, have picnics and cookouts. All of us realize that times are ever-changing and fast moving. We can't fight and the challenges and choices it brings-, . McCormick IIIHMona.., NowaN Thivener Werrtft Skldmore Quollt, laiH""• 111 lu1llfY S.losman •rvce DtnnJa Unci CorMor. . ~ I ' ~ i PLUS "r!!OI!IENT TO MOMENT" Jean Sean Seberg Garrison ,, • ALS01 PINK PANTHER CARTOOPII Youu very truly, "A Pickens' CUstomer" P. S. Now we give c. . <iews on the questions that were asked. .'•;; \ l ' I I ... ; • 6P.M." Annette Funicello croS&o And-let's hang it in a prominent place for all to read and to heed Surely it would give us somethinl to iO by and perhaps more to ao' on. ' Chevrolet Cars in Gallia County Than Any Other Make? Why Do More P,eople. CheV!'~et Trucks in Gallia County Than Any Other . ANSV#E~; NO. HROI¥.f ... Qt)ALJTY SALESMEN _;,.BEST SERVICE-BEst ·. .FOR YQOI.'i~ 'canrfGet A.Betted)ial Anywhere! "FIREBALL 500" bold REMEMBER THE SABBATH DAY TO KEEP IT HOLY Iv·do·More ~eople Frankie Avalon .•. . philoso~hy to live by Let's bring down from the attic creat erandmother's sampler which In stitch read- .I: ·LOOK !!READ! I SUN. April · 16 a and we don t. want to d1~t~rd or replace the .old·fashtOned VIrtues of thrift-initiative- resourcefulness -fa~th upon wh1ch our country was founded. .. MEIGS t"EATRE But-~long the way we don't want .to lose. sight of chan 11e LE MOT~, co.\ 1. Should we.have our erand O{lening on Sunday afternoon? Yes. This 1s something spec1al llld Sunday would be the Ideal' time for you to greet old cus· tamers and to meet new ones. 2. Should we stay open Friday nights until 9 P.M.! ,::; , 3. Should we stay open Saturday nights until 9 P.M.?' . .. ~:. It's nice for customers to bi! 1ble to shop on either Friday or SatUrday. nlgb~ but' for ille cler~ sake one night seems better. Here i1 the bend area Sahn'tlaio DJiht Mm. to be a favonte. ·- '"'N ' · · • 4. SJ:tould we ~tay open evl!'Y. Sunday afternoon? ., No, not every Sunday. M:aylle before Christ mas or for someth,lb,ln~g~~~~ ~ ·r ........... ---- .............. - ....- ...... . . ·: .SubmJttedby: Pickens' . ' �' '{ .,, '•'I /11 1- ~ \ ' ., ' •1 ; ......- ......... 118U 3 Render!IOII Up Kanawha~.~~:~~~ 1,160 feet and ROben 81 on Oldtown ereet beyorul 1 R'Jver News /LayoltheLanJ ,~...;;.;...;....;......;_ Stream Channel Improvements Planned t these :;;•t:.fe~nSu::! rorl:= -~=JfDII by1 ~ By COOPER sion ditch make aome serv&tion ciall, e ~:::::::::::.::::::::~~~~::;;:;;=) " ,. I\' GALLIPOLis_ River New•. • The Meilft't"t ., News Beab': 1 hnl and 1h We drainage oyst.eml Gauges - Gallipolis,; Itt and JliHN and 1 Tee 22.3 running 37 feet ol rollel'll; s.u eonservaliotl Strvlce stream channel improvements, ed Mr. HusseU with piBill Pt. Pleasant, 25.211; Pomerot· PT. PLEASANT - John A. sod waterways, and perhaps these works of improvement. Mason, 23.31; Hinton, : 1.69 ris· Hussell, sandhill Road, Ia plan- some drainage. The dlvorslon ditch II the lint ing; Kanawha Falls, 5.60 fall· ning 1o build 1500 feet of diver. Recently, Denver Yoho, Con· project which he plans to e.aring; Charleston, 20.:13. London ry out. It w11l be located behind and Marmet, running one half Ihis house and will serve a dual foot of rollers; Winfield, run· purpose of protectlng t.he farm· ning three feel. . slead from water runnmg down By ROBERT WINGETT off the hill Into the 1arden and 1 Boat Moveme~ law? and at the same time · Galllpollo - Harvey Jordar. . . . tectmg a crop field which he , . . up 8:25p.m.; Jeflhoat up 11:55 AMES, Iowa <UPil -ll<ln lswrat shlfts.m the wmter a11'1 ,developing this year. The chan· TODAY S THO~GHT - Her· , Elber H. Carpenter of .Stivers· p. m.; Scott ctlotin down 1:15 Smith ran for president bf the spnrt shiftS m the summer an~ I nel work and . waterways will edlty determmes the color of viii• Is one of the md1v1duals a.m.; Peggy ll<lwney Hown 2:40 Iowa State University student ,prefers sandals to shoes. H. . be on the Logan Burdette farm ~e's eyes, but envtr~nmenl IS , ol this ·~altern. a. m.: Elgercliff down 4 a.m. :' hody on a promise to drag ~he , doesn't bother wltlt socks at any , which Mr. Husseii wnat makes them hght up. - · ears ~ld • Aliquippa down 4:40a .. m.; John school "kicking and srreammg lime. bought from Grace Stone. Unknown Mr ·Carpenter, 69 Y d . .F k . " He has been known to 11 dre;s . aod a retired gas company enr J. Rowe own 5.40 a. Ill·' ran mto the 20th century. . [ The District tree piBintinlgj loyee got a notion a few years Durant up 8:25 a. m. I At this point, it is difficult to up" only once . thiS year-the ' crew JS finished plantlng p ' · ' 11 h 1 dr gging what and •mght be was maugurated ·"'I THE groundbreaking event ' back that he would like to par· Kanawha River _·Marmet, te w 0 s a . ' res dent of the stud body. He Ithis season. The last trees fo• the official beginning of new 'ticipate in local aerial activi· Mt. State up 7:50 p. :m.: l'ort where. But there h:~ kbeen a~ ~ho~ed up ln a bla~r and tie be planted were on the U.S. Rt. 33 m Meigs County, ties. SO he oined the CAP. Dearborn down 8.40 : p, m.: unholy .amount of te '"8 1a;a l laid slacks and wing-tip shoe;\ mine behind West ?:~!~=~~ this coming Wednesday at 10·30 group at Reedsville and began Solvay up 4 a.m.; Winfield, screammg gomg ~ '::.ar~ed ~without socks-and apolo- Eleven acres were a. m., deserves the attendance pursuing the interest e let d , ized "A man should be l in that tract. Four 1 Elisha Wood up 3:30p.m.; Ma· State ever smce or all available residents. , ry Jan down 4:45 p. m.: w H engm~ermg semor was e c e :gud ed b what he thinks not ' trees were planted on the Organizers of the ground· Ebe~, now. an. avid worker '" ' Sha ver, J r., up 1·45 P• I· Smith - whold believes the J g Y . ' . I Burdette farm on Tho m a.s t' · t , . a. m.. G • • t t t oy what he wears" Smtth sa1d. . · breaking hope Meigs Countians the orgamza 1IOn, par ICipa es[l R d !·50 a m · Alan r· umverstty shou no ry 0 Ridge On Carl and Bob Power>' ' · 1 n · Y own · · .. '· h' th t 1·sn't "I sold out tomght and wore ' · 10 will respond to this plea for at· monthly alrp ane ymg ac· M ill 4·25 m . o F Iregulate anyt mg a ... farm 1000 trees and 100 't· d . er moerr up . a. . ' . . . I d . ha been I thJs ' . tendance to indicate a strong t lVI les an enJoys ev Y Shearer up 4· 30 a m · Beaver stnct Y aca emiC- s S n k th .. Iumn olive were planted. T h e .,..,. time, eonfllliGB, traftl ud ..., • • • interest in progress -especi· ment. "I think I would rather d 6·40 a. m : B~by Lere Imaking news since the day he ' . m'! mtn s . e manjuana autumn olive were oily in the direction of Rl. 33 [fly than eat," he has said. d~=~ 6 .45 a . m . . · [was elected '[ diSclosure ''ts bemg used as an I chiefly for wildilfe in a fees. See ezactlr bow JUIIl' aew BileJo,lr • . · · · ••Pot'' Party excuse by many people who I th eel 1 look in your..,_, SUit pick up t;be plge _. 1 • Improvements. Mr. Carpenter, incidentally. ,l1ave been tr in to et rid nf border ~long e ge 0 The groundbreaking schedul· I ff St t . Obio River - Lock 14, Polly I But the uproar surroundmg y _g g. ' white pme which cover • Jive us a geeral idea f1l. JOIII' color lllld flllllt · IS the unc e o ormer ra eg1c Cr d k . d'd 't h 't eak until me and my 1deas smce my . . . ed to be held near the faJr- i Air Command head Gen. Curtis . ane own 2. .20 a.m. •. 8 ~ - him I n reac 1 s p u I election " over an acre of plantmg pnfere~~ee. Thea Nlu! We'D aileD JGII It grounds at Rock Springs, wiU,LeMa. LeMay, a famed armed ]ord. down 5.40 a.m., S.M. last week, when the .cu ll e~e gether yoar eonvenieDCe, ahow JOII a ~ feature a brief talk by Pearl E I r y ff' b Jenks down 6 a. m., Lock 16, newspaper revealed Smith had I • .. ~ New cooperators who h a v . d .<fs*"' , , ,, .~,, d '· ,,~, ~~ .,.i'stallce l ldeeted ranse of aamplee 111141 1lhil JGII • Masheter director of highways. borces. oMleer, . C wast orn m L. F1ore own 5 a. m. .• Lo ck 19 • attended a man..Juana par tY ' recently asked for ., accarale, oa~ ...... in Ohio. Masheter. though very orn 10 el~s. oun~ 0~ P~P. Luther Herdman up 5:30a.m.; Up to then, most Iowa Slate are carl F. Bosweii and No oWII•U.. 4 ..... 1 J lew are aware of it, is a Meigs lerty present l own Y r. Lock 21, Duncan Bruce up 4:3C ;\udents who cared abo~t aid A. Stewart on Cain Ridge. County native. It is reported Carpenter. a. m.; Steel Ranger up 5.15 a campus poliHcs appeared to I 1 ···J ):r:· --· ""f.lit'"'"Y ·~·"'?i' ·n~, T"'l> The Boswell farm consists ol he was born at a relative',' m.; OVEC up 5:40a.m.: Lock support Smith. at least to some I The difference between at '119 acres and the Stewart farm CALL 446-1830 home near !be Athens County THE Citizens' Scholarship 23, Jefferson down 2:55 a.m.; extent. But !be ink was hardly ical family 0 f 1 h'ld Yi>d is 76 acres. Both of these 1 line while his mother was ther~ Fund in Meif!lS County n(>ed~ Ihe Nar1onaI up 6:05 a· m· ·• Green· dry on the mart··Juan~ story m· 3 typical familywoof cthreerenis an the cooperators ask eel for "'1Sista1oce1 Cl~ for a brief visit. :very active support of all citi· up Locks, Alton Zephyr up 3:50 the Iowa Stale, Dat!Y beforo difference between a popula· with conservation plans ~ n All hi gil school bands of the zens t~· help it become an over· P: m : Edward S Bosworth .up " hnpea~'h Smith pel! lions were lion that is stable and a popu· they would both like to "<!lid a counly are being asked to at- [whelmmg success thts year. 4 20 p. m... R~~enswood u~ 8.30 \bemg ~1rculated on cam_pus. lation that is dmlbling every pond. Mr. Boswell wdl 50 1 his pond this year and Mr. Shop With Confidence tend and participate. In addJ· . p. m.; PrmcLpJo down 9.40 p. 'fhe Impeachment arbon now V('ars tion, several othel· highwav de- Chairman Fr_ed Morrow h a~ I m.; A. D. Haynes II up to p.m:: , is in the hands of the student ~ · art plans to buHd a pond Where Credit is Convenient.' partment officials such as J "1. called a meetmg of the board i Valvoline up 11 p. m.; Frank!m ' senate. The "senators" tried to -Dr. Lincoln H. Day, Vale Vn : yeat·. Up to 2 ye•n to P•y~ ''Dyke" Wilson and John Dowl· of dl!ectors for thiS Wednes· , B. up 11:45 p.m.: Robert P. II· Iget a sounding_ of campus [ ivemty demograpber. About 18,1100 feet of iilo will er, will attend. v. N. Holder· day at t P· m. Mr .. Mor~ow boll down 1:10 a. m.; H. E. I opinion before takmg actiOn and I he installed in !>fason County man, job contractor for the 14 hopes tile . membership dnve Bowles up 3 a. m.; A. J. Pat· called for a campus·wtde polL I believe that if we and our starting this week. Junior N<~•·ll " . million project, is also expect· Will be mhlgh gear 10 all areas ton down 5·20 am.: Lady Rose· But the student supreme partners can maintain our uni berry out Sandhill Road is pla:n·ll l'll to be present. by that ltme. mary up 6 a. m.; Meldahl court ruled that such a poll was ty, the next 211 years can bring ning to put in about 900 Every Meigs Countian who [ It Is hoped every citilOn of i Locks. Voc·K up 6:45 a. m. not a legitimate part o! the replacement of the I ron Dale Nibert . on his farm ~ar attend the. ~eremonies will. 1Meigs County will lend its sup11m~achment procedure, can- I Curtam Wit~ an open door. ~anawh~. R1ver, 11.000 . I ' ' m my own op1mon, be sllowing :port by donating at least ll to MASON ARRESTS ,cellmg the referendum . a n, d , -Vlre P'<Siden1 R~mphrey on A. Wllhamson at S.Uth Sid?, Gallipolis, Third & Olive St. ~:uoport and mteresl of this this very worthy project. PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests throwmg the 1ssue back m t.1e retummg from h1s diplomat· 1,600 feet. W. W. Brown on b1s ' 1.;and any future projects that\ · recorded Friday at the county :lap of the "senate." lc tour of Europe, B&B Farm, 2,800 feet, Herbert 1 may be undertaken here by lhel MARRJ,\GE APPLir •TJO!II jail were Everette M. Rayburn, ' SoJt..Spaken State of Ohio. POMEROY - Allen Dean Sr., 52, Pt. Pleasant, charged Smith is 2t, sort-spoken, , . !Stacy, 23, Dexter, lineman on with brandishing a deadly weap· fnendly and completely In Answ~>r to Pirkl'ns' Hardware "Letter Writing ITS amazmg. how some peo- 1railroad, and Donna Jean Stout, on and improper registration, cerned about h~s personal pie. though climbing higil tn [18. Rt. 4, Albany, parts puller, and Harry Lee Stickle, 26, Pt. appearance. HIS half Is long and Contrst" Pertaining to Sumlay and Store Hours, years, seem to grow younger in· Ihave filed for marriage Hcense I Pleasant, charged with intoxi· uncombed. HIS beard " shaggy 'lead of older. in Meigs County Probate Court. cation. Iand untnmmed. He reci Deaths 'Jmpeachsmit•h' cry Of Students·At Iowa state • I I • I I 1 Just pick up the phone and shop at home J ITIMELY QUOTES 'l •t 1 Larry's ••• WAYSIDE FURNITURE IT. o. We Reproduce This Third Typical Letter As We Received It .•• ----------------- -·-- 105 Spring!Avenue Pomeroy, Ohio >l5769 April 8, 1967 Pickens Hardware BQx 5~8 Mason, West Virginia Dear Mr. Pickens: By profession J am not a writer. Neither am I in business nor a clerk. So I can not speak (or write) from the viewpoint of one who spends his day behind the counter or in stocking the shelves. But I have been wondering if it is necessary to buy and sell seven days of the week. No one can (with enthusiasm) work all the time. Sunday seems the typical time for 1 ''day off". Even another during the week isn't quite the same. Some businesses and professions must go on every day-Sunday too! Hospitals, drug· stores, hotels, transportation systems, restaurants seem needed each day of the week- Sunday inclusive. And-Sunday should be all important for the clergy. It would seem that the other stores-hardware, grocery, department could close on Sunday with little inconvenience to any· one. The people in Mason, Pomeroy and Middleport are friendly and, as Charlie Weaver would say, "~ly kind of people':. We can find everything we want or need right in these commu· mhes. Selection IS excellent; pnces are no h1gher (often lower) than in the large shoppin& centers; clerks are co-operative; displays are attractive. SjlattC:../ "SPRING.HAS SPRUNG THE GRASS HAS RIZ THIS IS WHERE THE IZ" I I I I • . Also, we have as much as any millionaire. We have: one day at a time; that's all we're g1ven-all we can manage. No millionaire has more. We wear one outfit of clothing at a time-(some seem to wear less). So does the millionaire. We eat one meal at a time. The millionaire does also. So we are as ''well of!" as any millionaire. Is ther~ need to be over·amhitious and ill making a living forget to live' LET'S KEEP SUNDAY FOR UVING! I - In the years I've spent in the school room as a tea~ her of young children I've noticed one out-standing characteristic of each year's group. No matter how poor or how prosperous his home may be each child has a definite love for and interest in his home and his family. Keeping the stores open on Sunday certainly will not slow down family living but It may call for fathers and mothers to be on the job on Sunday. On Sunday many families do things together-attend Sunday school and church, visit friends and relatives, have picnics and cookouts. All of us realize that times are ever-changing and fast moving. We can't fight and the challenges and choices it brings-, . McCormick IIIHMona.., NowaN Thivener Werrtft Skldmore Quollt, laiH""• 111 lu1llfY S.losman •rvce DtnnJa Unci CorMor. . ~ I ' ~ i PLUS "r!!OI!IENT TO MOMENT" Jean Sean Seberg Garrison ,, • ALS01 PINK PANTHER CARTOOPII Youu very truly, "A Pickens' CUstomer" P. S. Now we give c. . <iews on the questions that were asked. .'•;; \ l ' I I ... ; • 6P.M." Annette Funicello croS&o And-let's hang it in a prominent place for all to read and to heed Surely it would give us somethinl to iO by and perhaps more to ao' on. ' Chevrolet Cars in Gallia County Than Any Other Make? Why Do More P,eople. CheV!'~et Trucks in Gallia County Than Any Other . ANSV#E~; NO. HROI¥.f ... Qt)ALJTY SALESMEN _;,.BEST SERVICE-BEst ·. .FOR YQOI.'i~ 'canrfGet A.Betted)ial Anywhere! "FIREBALL 500" bold REMEMBER THE SABBATH DAY TO KEEP IT HOLY Iv·do·More ~eople Frankie Avalon .•. . philoso~hy to live by Let's bring down from the attic creat erandmother's sampler which In stitch read- .I: ·LOOK !!READ! I SUN. April · 16 a and we don t. want to d1~t~rd or replace the .old·fashtOned VIrtues of thrift-initiative- resourcefulness -fa~th upon wh1ch our country was founded. .. MEIGS t"EATRE But-~long the way we don't want .to lose. sight of chan 11e LE MOT~, co.\ 1. Should we.have our erand O{lening on Sunday afternoon? Yes. This 1s something spec1al llld Sunday would be the Ideal' time for you to greet old cus· tamers and to meet new ones. 2. Should we stay open Friday nights until 9 P.M.! ,::; , 3. Should we stay open Saturday nights until 9 P.M.?' . .. ~:. It's nice for customers to bi! 1ble to shop on either Friday or SatUrday. nlgb~ but' for ille cler~ sake one night seems better. Here i1 the bend area Sahn'tlaio DJiht Mm. to be a favonte. ·- '"'N ' · · • 4. SJ:tould we ~tay open evl!'Y. Sunday afternoon? ., No, not every Sunday. M:aylle before Christ mas or for someth,lb,ln~g~~~~ ~ ·r ........... ---- .............. - ....- ...... . . ·: .SubmJttedby: Pickens' . ' �' '· SUNDAY WHITE PAPER ~imts ,., i'tnfitu! -="'"'"'" , .., ,• .,,.. om.. '9""~ Best Vietnam Frf)nt is Houle· : F ront · • • Hobart Wilron, Jr. Alcm. Eclltor RichardS. Own, PubUiher Vernon Oeweose. Adv ldfl!', James B. Danner, Adv. Dlr. .·1-A for Youths, 19, Seems Sound Idea the Arm}' today, as in the post. ,me · is· hande.j •a rifle and placed in dai ly • of''li ~~ l a nd limb on the firi ng line. is ass1gned to a des k and never a haia ~d .greater than catching a in the pencil sha rpener. , while ~ nere is , plenty or argument 'eutrtml laW, which expires Jllly '· over · Sl:l!tSt!!~lbns for improvin~ 'it., )is geriera:l 1 ·agreement that a better ci:m an·d mus\ be ~· writlen. t~e,~'· wm be a :new . law is as cer· as that' the o; ar m V1etnam will not .on ".Iuoo -30. It is just i.t S certain the:nt!w .aw will satisfy neil her th ose urge , tll a~ : the, ~caft be abolished ennor th,)se who ad vocate true Un iver~ Training. It is lo be hoped, .. Will llimtnate the m o r e ~~~~~~te; ' thcit characterize the m !)( deciding who will ser~e will h• deferred. reSilient · J®n1on has' ,..,commended a cliftnges .to Colll(r~~s . based on · 20 · · member. National Advisi!i](tl~nnis~ll>n on :jrlective S.rvice. They 1 ' I . ' Include inducting 19-year"'ld• flrst, lightening college deferments, reducing the number of dr•rt boards and making their standards of selection more uniform and a lottery. There is debate on the details. but the provision regarding men of age 19 seems emine ntly sound. It is, for one thing, the age when bemg required to put in Lwo yt>ars in the service is least likely to di s~ rupt a young man's plans for schooling or work nr marriage. For another. it will repl ace the "iffiness'' of the prese11t Situation with an element of inevitability. Faced with the al mos l~s ure prospect ol being drafted •t 19, mo r< men will be encouraged to enlist at 18 to g • t their obligation over with. Others will be discouraged fro m embarking on th.e game of ac&demic roulette with their d r a f I boards and turning into professional s t u· dents who stay in school long after t h e Y would ottlerw lse have completed their studJes. J Most impor ta nt, since more men are likely to share a similar marital, scholastic or career status at this age than any other, it would seem the best way to im pl em~nt the ideal the PreSident had in mind when he said. ''The nation's requirement that men must serve imposes this obligation. That in this l.ind of equals, men are selected as equals to se rvice.'' ' s. WIIITE , I • ;i ,' 1the Journey Through the Mine Fiel~s .'~J~ Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter. DAR ·~~io • I , . t' . •.elnJ our POMERO Y- The Rev. Car· day for dedicated Amerlver WIIUams, Jr., pastor of the C<UIS and a Chrlsuan thinking Pomeroy Bapllst Church, spoke nation. on the topic "Be ye doers of He said that fear and seiHs!J.. the word, ~ hearers only," ness combine to keep us from takeli from the Epistle of James, being doers because of our fear at the April meeting of Return of failure and selfishness in Jonathan Meigs Chapter Daugh- boar~g our lime, talents and ters of !he American RevoluUon, maler18l goods for ourselves Illheld Friday at the home of Mrs. stead of giving to others. ~e Harold Luhse Ia Pomeroy. pointed out that trust and !81th The address by the Rev. Mr. In God, and self-denial provides WiWams was part of the em- the answer to our dllemroa of pbasill on 011r religious heritage modern society and Ill proJ>. as one of the objects of the So- !ems. ' clety. The speaker pointed to The meeting was opened In the cbalienge of the scripture ritual form with Mrs. George as dealing with ethical code in Skinner, regent and Miss Bess Sanborn, chaplain, In charge. Mrs. 0. P. Klein played for the singing of the Star Spangled BaMer. A Jetter was read from ,Mrs. Ralph Donges, state officer. for the gift of money from t h e cbapt~ ~hich she placed In the ConstitutiOn Hall project under the name of the Return Jonathan Me•ss Chapter. A letter of !hanks was read for donalions lo the Kate Duncan Smith School and St. Marys School. Members answered roll call giving a Bible verse. Mrs. Em· ersor. Jones gave a National Defense report concerning com- '· l.......J munlst leadership in raee . •.: ..~ . ' -•• , ~~ demonstraUonss on coUeg·e·~~~~ """''~" .. '",.. puses and many of the an i\mer!Clll' 1!1;11114! ~ at problema faring America. the bollle of Mrl. C. M. 'lkinShe called attentloo to the eay In May. sentecl to lht 81 ject of the Soviet Union to take A prebehiJf of h 1 1 over America by working in- sues& •....-er on side our country in the varfiJUa ehap~=~ ~M=r areas while at the same Mrs~ de8sert • an I • calling for peaceful coeliBience. servtecl . ~ oa:~ sor e. • Elected to serve on the nUll. Mrl. Harold Sargt.nt natlng conunlttee to obtain nell a cootriiiiiiJng hoslelll. officers were Mrs. 0. !'. AU!III, 1 Mrs. James Harley and M r Emerson Jones. Plans we r made to murk dlers' graves for Mrs. ":n lif,L! coa:U: Hostess to Service Group APPLE GROVE - The pte Grove Women's Society Christian Service held Service at the cltuooch evening with Mrs. presenting !he 811gra1n, "Dialogue Through !"-The sunday 'I'Irne~~ntlnel, sunday, April 18, 1987 ' Washington B~fl.ine Romney Aghlnst the Trend On U.S. World Police Role By BRUCE BIOSSA'1' WASHINGTON (NEA)- Large. Jy overlooked Is the fact that while Michigan's Gov. George Romney was giving support to lbnlted war In Vietnam .in his Hartford speech, he also spoke out for sharp limits on the ]low· ers of the pres1dency and ~n tbe scope ~f America's role In world affairs. . ' .11-~~;";nih': , Y~Hrs . . I U.S. Asset: Zeal for Progress 'iol . ago. one of t h e ~t r.emantio episodes ln American hi~~ ·, tn ry ~i&egmt"Jt.."' 1 ht- · Pon,- F.x press. TI1 e ro:. • 11.1irlem ·'·t!'ftt -commllnication time hE"· f r. "' 'Sf: Joi r'Q h. Mo., and Sacramento, . . · a 1.:,.,..ts.om .th~. ,.1(1 .or 40 daf~ requ ired by ~la!l"co!ll'lt r s to 14 days t.T,i\t;.i'tJIIIy Express was fated to last only about 1~ 111Qn:hs becausp of the co m ple~ linn of the intercontinental telegraph. Ev~ ·so, !here "otPre rustomrrs who couldn 't 'il~ilf. l'o'ho werr willing to pav wha t II rost (or ~~ter m·Jtl st·n·ice. To S. ·s oyd. secretary of tile n e w ot Transportation. th e Pony · was an e.<a mple of forC'ed teChnology, or mrn pusbing horsepower to, the limits or 1ts elf• s~ n'cy . II also lUustrates · tlw drivi ng tm nilt~C'e of the Atneriean r ."IP1e for progreSS. He cites 1 hP cl ipper ship of the I 9~0s . and ·~ a~ anuther examplr Steamboa ts wg-.··~~~~ad.\ ,..bt>coming competitive wjth aalf 'wh!n the ~wl f.t rlipl"'rs enjoyed their briet. heyday, Hut Amf'm::ans wPre un willtlll! lo ~n i i'lnr lilt sleamboat to be per- · :,r.. ·' Allied land1np In Norman· Romney 6 ~ated . but atro'nj not as an Issue o! ~Clple. ~lves. , WASIUNGTON - The best ,dy. . d.elePSe ofe\he Am~ri~an bosi· This must be qeeply li! 1o the ·..,rattvely ·~news about Vletpam " commg , O!!Jy yesterday, there were lion In Virtaa111 bJI thus had to all responsible meri,~d- ary matter of domesUe pohllcs, not from the battlefronts, though · three !968 Republican Presiden. consequen<;!'• almost . jranscen: 1ng even those who ,fi1~(:~- Romney ·~as enormously lmprn the situation there is progres- tit! possibilities who seemed denial In Jl)eaning, The fact, of vatlons about VIetnam' J'i r !be ed l!Ja ·JM:Oo!pecll for the nomlslvely improving, but rather dovelsh, ,.or leaning toward a course, ill ?!bat he came o u I alternative _ a bil~rf~!~am; nation.. He ~ made It loglcalo from within the American po- soft line In Vietnam. Now ~ere loud and plam only alter pro- .paJgit • oratory shou: ltell .Jy posslble. for powerful weUJilical community. Is only one, Sen. Mark Hatfield longed an\1, l!l'let!l ·P~sure . within !his country ... · Quid wlsllera In \he G.O.P. to ~~~~ The bipartisan -policy of de- of Oregol). And Hatfleid'l from o~:RepoollciD4· 1fho IQ!d unthinhbl dange;:"' port Jllm ln cQOd heart; and If termined United Stales military chances for the nomination are, bbn that · ~e f!OUld oot r;'!'aio' · y ·~ he lias ~~Dno. !hill rather I a Ia, resistance to the Communist In· in any event, very small. unclear 11$1 possibly be l)Omi· Over and evet, visit§• to be has &pa. II aU the same. vasion of South Vietnam has The ne.l of It all is that f Qr nated nex~ year without a ro- Communist North Vietna!Wv !P· ThOUfb 'be began as a front now reached a point of hipar· every practical purpose the a.. pudlalion ~f the party's forelsn cludin1 men who dillag~'*lih runner, he had been steadily tisan support so massive as aU publican party's leaders, inside policy record of the last 20 the war as well as lho!ll!l';l!bo, losing rp'OUnd among G.O.P. bu1 t< guarantee that the 19118 and out of Congress, may be years. ,. do 901 - have been una,lllillo!JB voters while he remained fuzzy Presidential campaign will be , said to be standing unanimous- It might' be eald, therefore, upon one point. This is thaJ the on Vietnam, and speoiflclally to free of divisive intighting on ly along with the last Republl- longed and urgent preSBure Communist~ In Hanoi an am- !ormer Vice-President Richard that policy here at home, can President, Dwight D. Else.n gether hill own: but the point Ia bllng upon a belief that ~ cia· Nixon. He was slowly but sur• The publit\ conversion of Gov. bower, for the A~erlcan miU- of only academic significance, mor of a tiny minority .J!I, this Jy reading himself . out of lhe George Romney of Michigan to tary intervention in Vietnam. ~fter all. Too, he bas also sf· country can at last for<»..(hls contest. Now, he is very much ·the hard necessity of going on There is no G.O.P. dove .cote fected anoother Republican Pres government out of Vletnlr.IJ!H) back in lt, and the new Romto the end in Vietnam h a s any more. The last surVIVmg idential aspirant, Sen. Charles thus that honest nego," {tons ney will be very bard to atop 1 brought a notional unity in war- lodgment against the war is Percy of Illinois, who Is no will never be neces!lary" TO lhls In the Republican National Contime unparalleled since the 1\e- now thinly held by a Democrat- longer any sort of dove. Communist notion Romni>)i: has vention ui next oummer. publican Presidential candidate lc fragment within the Senale So the outlook now is that hit a powerfUl If not In . I~CI a This Is one of !hose not-too. in t944, Thomas E. Dewey of - and a fragment, moreover, the Vietnam war, If It Is still destructive blow; a~d ii~'U at rare oltuallons lnw hlch the INew York refused to seek par- almost certain to be further re- raging by: late next year, will least possible that this ·I on g rare situations io which the l lisan advantage as World War duced by the senatorial elec- enter the I'Jesidenbal CJlmpaign ml.scalculatlon .wiiJ now be a- interests of the United Stateo, . II approached its crisis after lions of nest year. only on matters of detail and bandonod by the Communlsll is ali!O gqDI( politics. · BY WJWAM \ ' 4 C/t.tmr Trmlllhfl~ E:ue. Editor \ ' r,· fected. They forced sailing technology to Its outermost li mits. We're do ing the same thing today, sayt Boyd . We're building the supersonic tran sport ~ pushing jet av ia tion to its practical limit.; - even tho1.1gh we know it will be superseded by ever faster tr ansportation 15 or 20 years from now. The secretary considers this impatience of American!! an admirable trait - jjone of the grea t and permanent ctlaracteris· tics or our nation." While his exa mples ar. taken from communications and lransporbatlon. his~ tory is replete wil h others. We had hardlv begun to oopulate the original 13 states, for instance. when we doubled the nation's size with the Louisiana Purchase. Americans don 't like to wait. Some. times this tra il has gotten us into trouble. l! perpetually anno ys our friends o v er~ seas. But American history will h a v e reached an om inous juncture when t hi s impatience for progress can no longer be called ''one of the grea t and permane nt characteristics of our nation." " TERESA WEAVER ENGAGED- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weaver of Syracuse are announcing the engagement and approaching marl'iage of their daughter Teresa Weaver to Mr. Roy Van Meter son of Chester Van Meter and the late Gladys Van Meter of Racine Ohio. The wedding plans are incomplete. nam war the Presldent bas by. passed Congress and the pubo lie. He ehose to let Abraham Lincoln speak for "ali Amerl· rans who feel that th,-e Is 11011111thing terribly wrong about tll11.• Thereupon he quoted 1 letter Uncoln bad written to biB DJI. . Ia tner WIIDam u1 IJnC:,ln wa• IIi'.the U. S. Hou~. .. , . Meigs Events ':!, :, \e Analysts trying to gauge him In substance, Lincoln Mote as a pot~ntlal president may one that if any. presidant be allbir· day dec1de that, ln the long run, ed to "make war at plelliUJ'ti" these utterances are the more lh b lind "where IMP important part of the speech. en ale 8 ~.. d whlllt Said the gove~ of our Vie~ ~.':ers"o':Y:.. u. s. :smuiliin nam tnvolvement. did not wauillbelr ·preiJN<Jo "We must avoid aimilar e. eland. .....;.. 1 ··:~ .• .• trapments In !be future." ~::S.dld '!ill On its face, this seems a pr.. pot.t toil· .•. ,' ' poasl that the United ~tales IIlii · " . Feb; ;u, "" whicb five times since 1950 has oome 1% yea beloit be ~ put its troops on foreign soli to came pretldeat. As )lftlldoat, intervene directly In trouble LIDeola 11 widely celebrated 11 zones, should hereafter bold lis lbe lint U.S. c!Wof·, eaoatllril military force aloof from aucil It upand the powers 01 1111 disputes. offtee •aormoasly - at lie·did In only one of the,. Instances, to meet tbe erllll II lbe Civil the Dominican Republic, dId War. the United States act purely In In fact, !Jneoln Is unmilllk· narrow seJf.intereat. We enter- ably the architect ol the mod· ed mostly as requesled SIIJIII"rl· em-day reallly of a vastly en· ers of otiler people's freedo'll larged prestdenuar autborlty. in Korean, Vietnam, Thailand Of bill performance, lllstorl'l (where the threat was to heigh- Thomas Bailey says iD "Preotboring Laos), and Lebanon (11/or- denUal Greatness": • ried by a coup in nearby Iraq). "He made the office 10 ttnq Tht. w t~y thi ngs · ~rc going, it may not be art such ex.eminent.s as Bob Richards, Beyond :his, we w••• also that, like Jefferson smd Jaelr. . acting •• "world policeman." son, he weakened It for his IU"' until ttwrP are · more <1 lhletes in the the pol' vaull king, and Bobby 1\ichardsbzlloa dc.as~ll · JJo,,tl;, 'i ha n on the ball · · the one free nation with · •t he cessors ... He Yiolated ldl"attla. son, Jh• pride or I he New York Yankee By LOUIS CA!ISEI.S ed wi th biager brains and an the first Jorge molecule was ere. might and the mobility to cnn. to support the Consli1UUOII 1 se infield And many. many more United p, .. , International "~.' great. e r degree of con· ated by a c!Jance colllolon of! lain or allmp out trouble &nd as to save the sacred parchfa!;;d Jl.'l f:ns dE'VelopmPnt IS being Su<"h voices or authority do indeed lend The d1scovenes of m o d e r n ' c1ousnm, I maintain that It . the nght atoms under the right prevent m a j 0 r upset to the men!. He unconstitutionally u,. ~ch· ieve< not by converting Oi!portsca!rter.!l credibility to sports broadcasts But lt ts srlenre have made it "easier must be gifted with great wis· ·circumstances, he said, You : world'• power balances. , . ercised a half dozen or so JlOII" a!h lt>!t's lthe very thoug ht is ov!'rone of life's little ironies that some b i g, ito prove the existence or Go d dom and incomparable genius." .~ave by no means arrived at I Tbe bnporl of Romnty's ers that are the sole prerog• ; :wi,elrnin11, but vlre versa fal, puffy character who couldn't play Is Matter God? . . , an intellectually tenable explan- 1 word• Ia that we should live live of Congress, lncludln1 the Ju!i:1 a few day!! ago, to (] f'('entt he trend che('ker9 without colla psing t an rn akt the than it used to be." . · That Is the conclusJOn of a ' Jn f2ct. 1f the m<~ tt>r •:.l um. ahon of the evolut1on of hfe · up tbll role. Undoubtedly) lte appropriation of funds." 'nit•rh~rs. .loe Nuxhall ol the Cmt'i nnati best athlete sound like a bum on the air. 1noted Fr ench philosopher. verse is to be regarded as the and conscious thought. I wiU 1000 be preosed to deflile llalldl•l of Llncolo'l , . _ g•Reds and non Or)'sdalt> of the Los AngeNot always, but oft en. 1 Claude Tresmonta nt. P ro f. ' only rea lity, •·matter musl be Cbance Ae....nlable the limits we aboulo\.slay with- dent1 two other wartime "rrt.. '{MdJJers r~vt>aled they are looking for1 So let's hope that some of our star of chanco In aod to 1ug,..t wbl fOrce Ia pretldOota," Woodrow .Wilo 0'\l•anll. · to brrl'adra st lng basf' ball games inplayers stay in the lineup and do things Tresmontant lectures on t h e credited witll all the . attributes "The operations philosophy of sc1 e nce at the !hat thrnlo .. "r<: SDef' fv ;15 he. would have to be brought m will act to maintain wu;'ld 10n and FrlllkiiD D. ftoolevel& of partH'ipatmg in them. th t~l the pro broadrasters · can dramat ize Sorbonne .in Paris. . longing to God," lncludins IU· again at eac!J stage to account ' equilibrium, wbere lbere are atretubed the bollllda 11 prn1o -would thu~ j11in tht• ra nks of such and keep the ii:Ul s tu nttd in . In an 1nterv1ew with t h e preme mtell• ~ence, creallve for the devel~ment of e a e h no other volunteen, aot ev~D dential prwer. But after ftoose. fonnir greats as S,1ndy Koufax . T o n y Otherw isf'. some pro broadcaster is ir.ternational magazine. "Realipower and eternal , autonomous new or.11an, or for eve~ organ~ ! the Unlttd. Nations. ... velt, that power •• IODJer ~~:e~ . PeeweE' Rt>e.':i r . !.AlU Boudrr au, going to waddle out to the plate In spring !c Improvement. On thlS show· I As for the presidt>ncy, Roma ) sbrunk balk~ For bll war baJ "~ . Chn stmRn. f()otball coaches Bud \V1I· trai ning one 01 these davs. swing w I I d ties." he said that ~h1losoph y ex1stence. I since the time or A mtoll e has But cannot the emergency of mg, chance is held to ac- ney declared that In the 'Viet(Continued 011 -- ~e u l and Ten'\' Brennan - and , of and knock the ball clear out of the park. I tended to conceive or tile uni' life and the evolution of species count for the whole of creation . . · the rPdouht able niny Dean. the Whereupon ht' would dem Dnd $1 00.000 a synhu. stnughte rer of his ti me season under threat ttl at if he didn 't get ' verse as "eternal and imper- be attributed purely to the O))o 1 apd each Individual creative . [ J Also gracing the airwaves , bu t with the it, he'd qu it playing and go lo broad c as~ 1ishable," an essentially static eration of the laws of chanci!, 8Ct" entity uisting in its own right. OP"rating over a very long per· / If y.. JO as atlrlbutiq It ] liard sell ralhe r th1.1n !he soft inlerlude, ing. ' ' Beeause of modern s c i e n c , iod o! time? the Interviewer co- rnulla tbatla fact ere ., J(-L-'-----~--:;~-;r,-,.r;;--:;:-y:;---;;;:--------·t however, "we have more know· asked. radically etllradlctory It ~~ Hatlo's Do It J:o.1;er·v Time I> Iledge about the universe, its : ft may be theoretically possl· 11'!1 ol JQ'ObiiiOJiy, )'til 111141 Ihistory and dJ!velopment . , ble, Prof. Tr!smontant said, lbat Y'U are Ill· elfe<t 1pello 1now we know for certan that but mathematleaUy 1111 10 ''ex· IIJ ,basco wltll a espltal Je., c~V61NA THE C~EC.<.().,..j GAL ~AS A T:JOO~ TIIAE the u n i ver s e grows and tremely improbable" that ''on- ler. ud UllaJ Ji a1 a IJHaYJil .KEEPINcr TIV>CK OF Ievolves." ly very few scientists now ser- lot God. ' Creative Will I iously think" !hal pure chanre Prof. Tresmontant concluded THE PR ICES · ~, ,'.' I Moreover, it .is evolving in a can be "put forward as an ex- , that the concept. of God 11 IJC!I ;1p ' " (# .- ,.. . direction that " very d1fl1cult plana lion of the e~~rgency of a~ outworn surviVal of prurutlto explain without recourse to even the simplest liVIng organ- , vtsm, nor a wish projection to the hypothesis that there I• a ism.", , ' which the weak aod fr!Jhtened creative will and intelligence CQlDplexHy Of Life ·cling for comfort, but an "emJ.. behind it. "We are now aware of t h e •nently reaoonable" lnterpretaTbose who lind no place for exlraonpnary ~mplexity of the . lion of !he facts which modem Gad Ia their ·phllooophy, Prof. Ilarge molecules which enter i~> l sclence has established about Tmmontant oald, must he to the cilmposlllon of the IIVInl ihe history and evolution of the prepared to afOrm thai miad- icell," he said. "Calculationa l univerae. ·a UT SHE. K~O'NS n:e - -- -Jon, I.Danlmate matter "ba 1 Ihave been made to discover PREMIUM V/o.LUE OF beea able 10 or1anlze Itself, ·What likelihood there would oe QO~Ell N~ E'/ERY COLLECTOR'S to be.,.mo aolmajeol, and to of billing on the simple!! of IVASIUNGON (UPI) -Maj. ITEM COiN IN endow tllelf wll h conscious- these large mo~cules through Gen. Robert G. Feflllsson, 1011 aad tbeaJbl." the operations of chanct from commander of the ArmJ C l r:<C~LII.T ION· " /:/ ',... ./' "If matter Is to be looked at an Initial state of primitive cha- lralolng center at Fort Ord., In !hit way, It bas to be credit- os, ~ the coucluslon I• that Call!,, wu named Frldly 1t1 TiMNJ< fWD If 01.!1.11" r ~'),'? ~,.,lr."" DOl'~ TO ~ ·' ed with very gre•t resources." the length of Ume and the .~ COIIlmand the U.S. forcet il he SHid. "For matter to have nount of matter needed lor the Berlin. been able, on Its own, to Invent chaQCe creation of r sqle ·mo- FerJUIIOII, a ltllt West Point I~:~:t~~~~~ evolution, which has lecule would be out of all pro- graduate, wlU IUC(ttC) Maj. I• tended throughout ! porUon to ilie kilown age Or Gen. John F. Ft'llnklln, Jr., whO .!£!:=~ the ages toward the creaUon ""I' galaxy " will be deputy commander lor ' . of ever more comple1 and dif· I' Ev'ri If by o. great act of the Sixth Army, headquartered ferentialed oraanisms, endo+ faith J.OY aecepl ·.the theol')' lbll at Sill Franciaco. • t!RS. VINEYARD FREE U.S.KeCis Religion in America SWING • T0day Makes G0dEasJer • ·to prove · SCJence • FrenehThIn • ker' Tresmonl anl T0 Eminent More Sayers than Players GIYIIn Awry. Free '·., 1 Nothing To Buy · > Anyone Can Register :: ' Ask for an Entry Blanli ~. ------- --- ornRV'S WORlD I " " '' ' , .,,, I . - The Shoe Box will be dampened MIDDLEPORT, 0, I I ,_. 1 KING JAMES VERSION ' . STANDARD VE~ION ,• . ALL SIZE$· ···UATHER AND IMITADON lEATHER SOl MAIN ST. '"' ' . '•' DeatiM' tldloaatllJit:;:-•a!ag Flm!eel.llfdimo ~ lloo 'trilla flll1 foam "'*lnnlq IJid • lpleDdld uray of tdede4 Buy On_Our -Ja!Nj """"" '11111 Is the 111lll1Y, comfort IIIII quality of tiuj MOlt ~OII~Ient furplqna·dlllll ~ 011171!- l'lmtcoL lioe diCID IGIII·&ilday, 1 '~yn~ent ,,. ~•n • ' l ' J �' '· SUNDAY WHITE PAPER ~imts ,., i'tnfitu! -="'"'"'" , .., ,• .,,.. om.. '9""~ Best Vietnam Frf)nt is Houle· : F ront · • • Hobart Wilron, Jr. Alcm. Eclltor RichardS. Own, PubUiher Vernon Oeweose. Adv ldfl!', James B. Danner, Adv. Dlr. .·1-A for Youths, 19, Seems Sound Idea the Arm}' today, as in the post. ,me · is· hande.j •a rifle and placed in dai ly • of''li ~~ l a nd limb on the firi ng line. is ass1gned to a des k and never a haia ~d .greater than catching a in the pencil sha rpener. , while ~ nere is , plenty or argument 'eutrtml laW, which expires Jllly '· over · Sl:l!tSt!!~lbns for improvin~ 'it., )is geriera:l 1 ·agreement that a better ci:m an·d mus\ be ~· writlen. t~e,~'· wm be a :new . law is as cer· as that' the o; ar m V1etnam will not .on ".Iuoo -30. It is just i.t S certain the:nt!w .aw will satisfy neil her th ose urge , tll a~ : the, ~caft be abolished ennor th,)se who ad vocate true Un iver~ Training. It is lo be hoped, .. Will llimtnate the m o r e ~~~~~~te; ' thcit characterize the m !)( deciding who will ser~e will h• deferred. reSilient · J®n1on has' ,..,commended a cliftnges .to Colll(r~~s . based on · 20 · · member. National Advisi!i](tl~nnis~ll>n on :jrlective S.rvice. They 1 ' I . ' Include inducting 19-year"'ld• flrst, lightening college deferments, reducing the number of dr•rt boards and making their standards of selection more uniform and a lottery. There is debate on the details. but the provision regarding men of age 19 seems emine ntly sound. It is, for one thing, the age when bemg required to put in Lwo yt>ars in the service is least likely to di s~ rupt a young man's plans for schooling or work nr marriage. For another. it will repl ace the "iffiness'' of the prese11t Situation with an element of inevitability. Faced with the al mos l~s ure prospect ol being drafted •t 19, mo r< men will be encouraged to enlist at 18 to g • t their obligation over with. Others will be discouraged fro m embarking on th.e game of ac&demic roulette with their d r a f I boards and turning into professional s t u· dents who stay in school long after t h e Y would ottlerw lse have completed their studJes. J Most impor ta nt, since more men are likely to share a similar marital, scholastic or career status at this age than any other, it would seem the best way to im pl em~nt the ideal the PreSident had in mind when he said. ''The nation's requirement that men must serve imposes this obligation. That in this l.ind of equals, men are selected as equals to se rvice.'' ' s. WIIITE , I • ;i ,' 1the Journey Through the Mine Fiel~s .'~J~ Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter. DAR ·~~io • I , . t' . •.elnJ our POMERO Y- The Rev. Car· day for dedicated Amerlver WIIUams, Jr., pastor of the C<UIS and a Chrlsuan thinking Pomeroy Bapllst Church, spoke nation. on the topic "Be ye doers of He said that fear and seiHs!J.. the word, ~ hearers only," ness combine to keep us from takeli from the Epistle of James, being doers because of our fear at the April meeting of Return of failure and selfishness in Jonathan Meigs Chapter Daugh- boar~g our lime, talents and ters of !he American RevoluUon, maler18l goods for ourselves Illheld Friday at the home of Mrs. stead of giving to others. ~e Harold Luhse Ia Pomeroy. pointed out that trust and !81th The address by the Rev. Mr. In God, and self-denial provides WiWams was part of the em- the answer to our dllemroa of pbasill on 011r religious heritage modern society and Ill proJ>. as one of the objects of the So- !ems. ' clety. The speaker pointed to The meeting was opened In the cbalienge of the scripture ritual form with Mrs. George as dealing with ethical code in Skinner, regent and Miss Bess Sanborn, chaplain, In charge. Mrs. 0. P. Klein played for the singing of the Star Spangled BaMer. A Jetter was read from ,Mrs. Ralph Donges, state officer. for the gift of money from t h e cbapt~ ~hich she placed In the ConstitutiOn Hall project under the name of the Return Jonathan Me•ss Chapter. A letter of !hanks was read for donalions lo the Kate Duncan Smith School and St. Marys School. Members answered roll call giving a Bible verse. Mrs. Em· ersor. Jones gave a National Defense report concerning com- '· l.......J munlst leadership in raee . •.: ..~ . ' -•• , ~~ demonstraUonss on coUeg·e·~~~~ """''~" .. '",.. puses and many of the an i\mer!Clll' 1!1;11114! ~ at problema faring America. the bollle of Mrl. C. M. 'lkinShe called attentloo to the eay In May. sentecl to lht 81 ject of the Soviet Union to take A prebehiJf of h 1 1 over America by working in- sues& •....-er on side our country in the varfiJUa ehap~=~ ~M=r areas while at the same Mrs~ de8sert • an I • calling for peaceful coeliBience. servtecl . ~ oa:~ sor e. • Elected to serve on the nUll. Mrl. Harold Sargt.nt natlng conunlttee to obtain nell a cootriiiiiiJng hoslelll. officers were Mrs. 0. !'. AU!III, 1 Mrs. James Harley and M r Emerson Jones. Plans we r made to murk dlers' graves for Mrs. ":n lif,L! coa:U: Hostess to Service Group APPLE GROVE - The pte Grove Women's Society Christian Service held Service at the cltuooch evening with Mrs. presenting !he 811gra1n, "Dialogue Through !"-The sunday 'I'Irne~~ntlnel, sunday, April 18, 1987 ' Washington B~fl.ine Romney Aghlnst the Trend On U.S. World Police Role By BRUCE BIOSSA'1' WASHINGTON (NEA)- Large. Jy overlooked Is the fact that while Michigan's Gov. George Romney was giving support to lbnlted war In Vietnam .in his Hartford speech, he also spoke out for sharp limits on the ]low· ers of the pres1dency and ~n tbe scope ~f America's role In world affairs. . ' .11-~~;";nih': , Y~Hrs . . I U.S. Asset: Zeal for Progress 'iol . ago. one of t h e ~t r.emantio episodes ln American hi~~ ·, tn ry ~i&egmt"Jt.."' 1 ht- · Pon,- F.x press. TI1 e ro:. • 11.1irlem ·'·t!'ftt -commllnication time hE"· f r. "' 'Sf: Joi r'Q h. Mo., and Sacramento, . . · a 1.:,.,..ts.om .th~. ,.1(1 .or 40 daf~ requ ired by ~la!l"co!ll'lt r s to 14 days t.T,i\t;.i'tJIIIy Express was fated to last only about 1~ 111Qn:hs becausp of the co m ple~ linn of the intercontinental telegraph. Ev~ ·so, !here "otPre rustomrrs who couldn 't 'il~ilf. l'o'ho werr willing to pav wha t II rost (or ~~ter m·Jtl st·n·ice. To S. ·s oyd. secretary of tile n e w ot Transportation. th e Pony · was an e.<a mple of forC'ed teChnology, or mrn pusbing horsepower to, the limits or 1ts elf• s~ n'cy . II also lUustrates · tlw drivi ng tm nilt~C'e of the Atneriean r ."IP1e for progreSS. He cites 1 hP cl ipper ship of the I 9~0s . and ·~ a~ anuther examplr Steamboa ts wg-.··~~~~ad.\ ,..bt>coming competitive wjth aalf 'wh!n the ~wl f.t rlipl"'rs enjoyed their briet. heyday, Hut Amf'm::ans wPre un willtlll! lo ~n i i'lnr lilt sleamboat to be per- · :,r.. ·' Allied land1np In Norman· Romney 6 ~ated . but atro'nj not as an Issue o! ~Clple. ~lves. , WASIUNGTON - The best ,dy. . d.elePSe ofe\he Am~ri~an bosi· This must be qeeply li! 1o the ·..,rattvely ·~news about Vletpam " commg , O!!Jy yesterday, there were lion In Virtaa111 bJI thus had to all responsible meri,~d- ary matter of domesUe pohllcs, not from the battlefronts, though · three !968 Republican Presiden. consequen<;!'• almost . jranscen: 1ng even those who ,fi1~(:~- Romney ·~as enormously lmprn the situation there is progres- tit! possibilities who seemed denial In Jl)eaning, The fact, of vatlons about VIetnam' J'i r !be ed l!Ja ·JM:Oo!pecll for the nomlslvely improving, but rather dovelsh, ,.or leaning toward a course, ill ?!bat he came o u I alternative _ a bil~rf~!~am; nation.. He ~ made It loglcalo from within the American po- soft line In Vietnam. Now ~ere loud and plam only alter pro- .paJgit • oratory shou: ltell .Jy posslble. for powerful weUJilical community. Is only one, Sen. Mark Hatfield longed an\1, l!l'let!l ·P~sure . within !his country ... · Quid wlsllera In \he G.O.P. to ~~~~ The bipartisan -policy of de- of Oregol). And Hatfleid'l from o~:RepoollciD4· 1fho IQ!d unthinhbl dange;:"' port Jllm ln cQOd heart; and If termined United Stales military chances for the nomination are, bbn that · ~e f!OUld oot r;'!'aio' · y ·~ he lias ~~Dno. !hill rather I a Ia, resistance to the Communist In· in any event, very small. unclear 11$1 possibly be l)Omi· Over and evet, visit§• to be has &pa. II aU the same. vasion of South Vietnam has The ne.l of It all is that f Qr nated nex~ year without a ro- Communist North Vietna!Wv !P· ThOUfb 'be began as a front now reached a point of hipar· every practical purpose the a.. pudlalion ~f the party's forelsn cludin1 men who dillag~'*lih runner, he had been steadily tisan support so massive as aU publican party's leaders, inside policy record of the last 20 the war as well as lho!ll!l';l!bo, losing rp'OUnd among G.O.P. bu1 t< guarantee that the 19118 and out of Congress, may be years. ,. do 901 - have been una,lllillo!JB voters while he remained fuzzy Presidential campaign will be , said to be standing unanimous- It might' be eald, therefore, upon one point. This is thaJ the on Vietnam, and speoiflclally to free of divisive intighting on ly along with the last Republl- longed and urgent preSBure Communist~ In Hanoi an am- !ormer Vice-President Richard that policy here at home, can President, Dwight D. Else.n gether hill own: but the point Ia bllng upon a belief that ~ cia· Nixon. He was slowly but sur• The publit\ conversion of Gov. bower, for the A~erlcan miU- of only academic significance, mor of a tiny minority .J!I, this Jy reading himself . out of lhe George Romney of Michigan to tary intervention in Vietnam. ~fter all. Too, he bas also sf· country can at last for<»..(hls contest. Now, he is very much ·the hard necessity of going on There is no G.O.P. dove .cote fected anoother Republican Pres government out of Vletnlr.IJ!H) back in lt, and the new Romto the end in Vietnam h a s any more. The last surVIVmg idential aspirant, Sen. Charles thus that honest nego," {tons ney will be very bard to atop 1 brought a notional unity in war- lodgment against the war is Percy of Illinois, who Is no will never be neces!lary" TO lhls In the Republican National Contime unparalleled since the 1\e- now thinly held by a Democrat- longer any sort of dove. Communist notion Romni>)i: has vention ui next oummer. publican Presidential candidate lc fragment within the Senale So the outlook now is that hit a powerfUl If not In . I~CI a This Is one of !hose not-too. in t944, Thomas E. Dewey of - and a fragment, moreover, the Vietnam war, If It Is still destructive blow; a~d ii~'U at rare oltuallons lnw hlch the INew York refused to seek par- almost certain to be further re- raging by: late next year, will least possible that this ·I on g rare situations io which the l lisan advantage as World War duced by the senatorial elec- enter the I'Jesidenbal CJlmpaign ml.scalculatlon .wiiJ now be a- interests of the United Stateo, . II approached its crisis after lions of nest year. only on matters of detail and bandonod by the Communlsll is ali!O gqDI( politics. · BY WJWAM \ ' 4 C/t.tmr Trmlllhfl~ E:ue. Editor \ ' r,· fected. They forced sailing technology to Its outermost li mits. We're do ing the same thing today, sayt Boyd . We're building the supersonic tran sport ~ pushing jet av ia tion to its practical limit.; - even tho1.1gh we know it will be superseded by ever faster tr ansportation 15 or 20 years from now. The secretary considers this impatience of American!! an admirable trait - jjone of the grea t and permanent ctlaracteris· tics or our nation." While his exa mples ar. taken from communications and lransporbatlon. his~ tory is replete wil h others. We had hardlv begun to oopulate the original 13 states, for instance. when we doubled the nation's size with the Louisiana Purchase. Americans don 't like to wait. Some. times this tra il has gotten us into trouble. l! perpetually anno ys our friends o v er~ seas. But American history will h a v e reached an om inous juncture when t hi s impatience for progress can no longer be called ''one of the grea t and permane nt characteristics of our nation." " TERESA WEAVER ENGAGED- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weaver of Syracuse are announcing the engagement and approaching marl'iage of their daughter Teresa Weaver to Mr. Roy Van Meter son of Chester Van Meter and the late Gladys Van Meter of Racine Ohio. The wedding plans are incomplete. nam war the Presldent bas by. passed Congress and the pubo lie. He ehose to let Abraham Lincoln speak for "ali Amerl· rans who feel that th,-e Is 11011111thing terribly wrong about tll11.• Thereupon he quoted 1 letter Uncoln bad written to biB DJI. . Ia tner WIIDam u1 IJnC:,ln wa• IIi'.the U. S. Hou~. .. , . Meigs Events ':!, :, \e Analysts trying to gauge him In substance, Lincoln Mote as a pot~ntlal president may one that if any. presidant be allbir· day dec1de that, ln the long run, ed to "make war at plelliUJ'ti" these utterances are the more lh b lind "where IMP important part of the speech. en ale 8 ~.. d whlllt Said the gove~ of our Vie~ ~.':ers"o':Y:.. u. s. :smuiliin nam tnvolvement. did not wauillbelr ·preiJN<Jo "We must avoid aimilar e. eland. .....;.. 1 ··:~ .• .• trapments In !be future." ~::S.dld '!ill On its face, this seems a pr.. pot.t toil· .•. ,' ' poasl that the United ~tales IIlii · " . Feb; ;u, "" whicb five times since 1950 has oome 1% yea beloit be ~ put its troops on foreign soli to came pretldeat. As )lftlldoat, intervene directly In trouble LIDeola 11 widely celebrated 11 zones, should hereafter bold lis lbe lint U.S. c!Wof·, eaoatllril military force aloof from aucil It upand the powers 01 1111 disputes. offtee •aormoasly - at lie·did In only one of the,. Instances, to meet tbe erllll II lbe Civil the Dominican Republic, dId War. the United States act purely In In fact, !Jneoln Is unmilllk· narrow seJf.intereat. We enter- ably the architect ol the mod· ed mostly as requesled SIIJIII"rl· em-day reallly of a vastly en· ers of otiler people's freedo'll larged prestdenuar autborlty. in Korean, Vietnam, Thailand Of bill performance, lllstorl'l (where the threat was to heigh- Thomas Bailey says iD "Preotboring Laos), and Lebanon (11/or- denUal Greatness": • ried by a coup in nearby Iraq). "He made the office 10 ttnq Tht. w t~y thi ngs · ~rc going, it may not be art such ex.eminent.s as Bob Richards, Beyond :his, we w••• also that, like Jefferson smd Jaelr. . acting •• "world policeman." son, he weakened It for his IU"' until ttwrP are · more <1 lhletes in the the pol' vaull king, and Bobby 1\ichardsbzlloa dc.as~ll · JJo,,tl;, 'i ha n on the ball · · the one free nation with · •t he cessors ... He Yiolated ldl"attla. son, Jh• pride or I he New York Yankee By LOUIS CA!ISEI.S ed wi th biager brains and an the first Jorge molecule was ere. might and the mobility to cnn. to support the Consli1UUOII 1 se infield And many. many more United p, .. , International "~.' great. e r degree of con· ated by a c!Jance colllolon of! lain or allmp out trouble &nd as to save the sacred parchfa!;;d Jl.'l f:ns dE'VelopmPnt IS being Su<"h voices or authority do indeed lend The d1scovenes of m o d e r n ' c1ousnm, I maintain that It . the nght atoms under the right prevent m a j 0 r upset to the men!. He unconstitutionally u,. ~ch· ieve< not by converting Oi!portsca!rter.!l credibility to sports broadcasts But lt ts srlenre have made it "easier must be gifted with great wis· ·circumstances, he said, You : world'• power balances. , . ercised a half dozen or so JlOII" a!h lt>!t's lthe very thoug ht is ov!'rone of life's little ironies that some b i g, ito prove the existence or Go d dom and incomparable genius." .~ave by no means arrived at I Tbe bnporl of Romnty's ers that are the sole prerog• ; :wi,elrnin11, but vlre versa fal, puffy character who couldn't play Is Matter God? . . , an intellectually tenable explan- 1 word• Ia that we should live live of Congress, lncludln1 the Ju!i:1 a few day!! ago, to (] f'('entt he trend che('ker9 without colla psing t an rn akt the than it used to be." . · That Is the conclusJOn of a ' Jn f2ct. 1f the m<~ tt>r •:.l um. ahon of the evolut1on of hfe · up tbll role. Undoubtedly) lte appropriation of funds." 'nit•rh~rs. .loe Nuxhall ol the Cmt'i nnati best athlete sound like a bum on the air. 1noted Fr ench philosopher. verse is to be regarded as the and conscious thought. I wiU 1000 be preosed to deflile llalldl•l of Llncolo'l , . _ g•Reds and non Or)'sdalt> of the Los AngeNot always, but oft en. 1 Claude Tresmonta nt. P ro f. ' only rea lity, •·matter musl be Cbance Ae....nlable the limits we aboulo\.slay with- dent1 two other wartime "rrt.. '{MdJJers r~vt>aled they are looking for1 So let's hope that some of our star of chanco In aod to 1ug,..t wbl fOrce Ia pretldOota," Woodrow .Wilo 0'\l•anll. · to brrl'adra st lng basf' ball games inplayers stay in the lineup and do things Tresmontant lectures on t h e credited witll all the . attributes "The operations philosophy of sc1 e nce at the !hat thrnlo .. "r<: SDef' fv ;15 he. would have to be brought m will act to maintain wu;'ld 10n and FrlllkiiD D. ftoolevel& of partH'ipatmg in them. th t~l the pro broadrasters · can dramat ize Sorbonne .in Paris. . longing to God," lncludins IU· again at eac!J stage to account ' equilibrium, wbere lbere are atretubed the bollllda 11 prn1o -would thu~ j11in tht• ra nks of such and keep the ii:Ul s tu nttd in . In an 1nterv1ew with t h e preme mtell• ~ence, creallve for the devel~ment of e a e h no other volunteen, aot ev~D dential prwer. But after ftoose. fonnir greats as S,1ndy Koufax . T o n y Otherw isf'. some pro broadcaster is ir.ternational magazine. "Realipower and eternal , autonomous new or.11an, or for eve~ organ~ ! the Unlttd. Nations. ... velt, that power •• IODJer ~~:e~ . PeeweE' Rt>e.':i r . !.AlU Boudrr au, going to waddle out to the plate In spring !c Improvement. On thlS show· I As for the presidt>ncy, Roma ) sbrunk balk~ For bll war baJ "~ . Chn stmRn. f()otball coaches Bud \V1I· trai ning one 01 these davs. swing w I I d ties." he said that ~h1losoph y ex1stence. I since the time or A mtoll e has But cannot the emergency of mg, chance is held to ac- ney declared that In the 'Viet(Continued 011 -- ~e u l and Ten'\' Brennan - and , of and knock the ball clear out of the park. I tended to conceive or tile uni' life and the evolution of species count for the whole of creation . . · the rPdouht able niny Dean. the Whereupon ht' would dem Dnd $1 00.000 a synhu. stnughte rer of his ti me season under threat ttl at if he didn 't get ' verse as "eternal and imper- be attributed purely to the O))o 1 apd each Individual creative . [ J Also gracing the airwaves , bu t with the it, he'd qu it playing and go lo broad c as~ 1ishable," an essentially static eration of the laws of chanci!, 8Ct" entity uisting in its own right. OP"rating over a very long per· / If y.. JO as atlrlbutiq It ] liard sell ralhe r th1.1n !he soft inlerlude, ing. ' ' Beeause of modern s c i e n c , iod o! time? the Interviewer co- rnulla tbatla fact ere ., J(-L-'-----~--:;~-;r,-,.r;;--:;:-y:;---;;;:--------·t however, "we have more know· asked. radically etllradlctory It ~~ Hatlo's Do It J:o.1;er·v Time I> Iledge about the universe, its : ft may be theoretically possl· 11'!1 ol JQ'ObiiiOJiy, )'til 111141 Ihistory and dJ!velopment . , ble, Prof. Tr!smontant said, lbat Y'U are Ill· elfe<t 1pello 1now we know for certan that but mathematleaUy 1111 10 ''ex· IIJ ,basco wltll a espltal Je., c~V61NA THE C~EC.<.().,..j GAL ~AS A T:JOO~ TIIAE the u n i ver s e grows and tremely improbable" that ''on- ler. ud UllaJ Ji a1 a IJHaYJil .KEEPINcr TIV>CK OF Ievolves." ly very few scientists now ser- lot God. ' Creative Will I iously think" !hal pure chanre Prof. Tresmontant concluded THE PR ICES · ~, ,'.' I Moreover, it .is evolving in a can be "put forward as an ex- , that the concept. of God 11 IJC!I ;1p ' " (# .- ,.. . direction that " very d1fl1cult plana lion of the e~~rgency of a~ outworn surviVal of prurutlto explain without recourse to even the simplest liVIng organ- , vtsm, nor a wish projection to the hypothesis that there I• a ism.", , ' which the weak aod fr!Jhtened creative will and intelligence CQlDplexHy Of Life ·cling for comfort, but an "emJ.. behind it. "We are now aware of t h e •nently reaoonable" lnterpretaTbose who lind no place for exlraonpnary ~mplexity of the . lion of !he facts which modem Gad Ia their ·phllooophy, Prof. Ilarge molecules which enter i~> l sclence has established about Tmmontant oald, must he to the cilmposlllon of the IIVInl ihe history and evolution of the prepared to afOrm thai miad- icell," he said. "Calculationa l univerae. ·a UT SHE. K~O'NS n:e - -- -Jon, I.Danlmate matter "ba 1 Ihave been made to discover PREMIUM V/o.LUE OF beea able 10 or1anlze Itself, ·What likelihood there would oe QO~Ell N~ E'/ERY COLLECTOR'S to be.,.mo aolmajeol, and to of billing on the simple!! of IVASIUNGON (UPI) -Maj. ITEM COiN IN endow tllelf wll h conscious- these large mo~cules through Gen. Robert G. Feflllsson, 1011 aad tbeaJbl." the operations of chanct from commander of the ArmJ C l r:<C~LII.T ION· " /:/ ',... ./' "If matter Is to be looked at an Initial state of primitive cha- lralolng center at Fort Ord., In !hit way, It bas to be credit- os, ~ the coucluslon I• that Call!,, wu named Frldly 1t1 TiMNJ< fWD If 01.!1.11" r ~'),'? ~,.,lr."" DOl'~ TO ~ ·' ed with very gre•t resources." the length of Ume and the .~ COIIlmand the U.S. forcet il he SHid. "For matter to have nount of matter needed lor the Berlin. been able, on Its own, to Invent chaQCe creation of r sqle ·mo- FerJUIIOII, a ltllt West Point I~:~:t~~~~~ evolution, which has lecule would be out of all pro- graduate, wlU IUC(ttC) Maj. I• tended throughout ! porUon to ilie kilown age Or Gen. John F. Ft'llnklln, Jr., whO .!£!:=~ the ages toward the creaUon ""I' galaxy " will be deputy commander lor ' . of ever more comple1 and dif· I' Ev'ri If by o. great act of the Sixth Army, headquartered ferentialed oraanisms, endo+ faith J.OY aecepl ·.the theol')' lbll at Sill Franciaco. • t!RS. VINEYARD FREE U.S.KeCis Religion in America SWING • T0day Makes G0dEasJer • ·to prove · SCJence • FrenehThIn • ker' Tresmonl anl T0 Eminent More Sayers than Players GIYIIn Awry. Free '·., 1 Nothing To Buy · > Anyone Can Register :: ' Ask for an Entry Blanli ~. ------- --- ornRV'S WORlD I " " '' ' , .,,, I . - The Shoe Box will be dampened MIDDLEPORT, 0, I I ,_. 1 KING JAMES VERSION ' . STANDARD VE~ION ,• . ALL SIZE$· ···UATHER AND IMITADON lEATHER SOl MAIN ST. '"' ' . '•' DeatiM' tldloaatllJit:;:-•a!ag Flm!eel.llfdimo ~ lloo 'trilla flll1 foam "'*lnnlq IJid • lpleDdld uray of tdede4 Buy On_Our -Ja!Nj """"" '11111 Is the 111lll1Y, comfort IIIII quality of tiuj MOlt ~OII~Ient furplqna·dlllll ~ 011171!- l'lmtcoL lioe diCID IGIII·&ilday, 1 '~yn~ent ,,. ~•n • ' l ' J �• .' •• • • • • -'--. Local District S~hool Bands fresent Concert to Pa~!£ed,House Well . . ?? You Name-Iii IY PAT HOUCK "f . \'! I I G1lllpolla, Ohio READY-MADE DRAPES I IN STOCK Size&--50z63--75x68--100x6S I 150x63--50x90--75x90--100x90--150x90 AUI0-45 inch Lengths TIIANKS FRIENDS GAUJPOLIS - Mrs. Rnse.. mary stout who Is a patient tile TB Hosplta~ 4111 Weal Avenue, Columbllll, wishes to thanl; her friends for aU of the eard8, letters and glfte, received on her birthday. Slle Is In Rllom ISB and would be pleased to hear from any of her lriends. ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING 6-8--12 FOOT WIDTHS ' CARPmNG- ROOM SIZE RUGS Wooi--Acrilan Nylon-Herculon frMEiflmlftl I 'I I WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES : Compl.te HOME FURNISHINGS eOPEN MONDAY NIGHTS I ' Retails effective Monday, April 17 thru Tuesday April 18 SUPER·RIGHT MILD OR GARUC CORNED BEEF BRISKET -.-. -r..69c . I SUPER-RIGHT-ANY SIZE PIECE - ,••. ;. __--·~ 49c 2~~49c CARNIVAL ROUNDIES BRAUNSCHWEIGER IDAHO BAKERS .. SUNNYBROOK POTATOES u.s. No. 1 10 ~~ 69c Size A FRESH EGGS MEDII"IM GRADIA_.__ _ • ~' ( • 39c I 't FOR .I FOR MONTH MONTH OF APRIL Of APRIL I AND ,- ' "'··. Popcorn Gingham Yellow and White Gingham Blue awl White e FREE·ESTIMAtEs . 't e EASY TERMS I ~- AND •WOOL .HERCULON · ; Om 500 Colors and Patterns ,. 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I I G1lllpolla, Ohio READY-MADE DRAPES I IN STOCK Size&--50z63--75x68--100x6S I 150x63--50x90--75x90--100x90--150x90 AUI0-45 inch Lengths TIIANKS FRIENDS GAUJPOLIS - Mrs. Rnse.. mary stout who Is a patient tile TB Hosplta~ 4111 Weal Avenue, Columbllll, wishes to thanl; her friends for aU of the eard8, letters and glfte, received on her birthday. Slle Is In Rllom ISB and would be pleased to hear from any of her lriends. ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING 6-8--12 FOOT WIDTHS ' CARPmNG- ROOM SIZE RUGS Wooi--Acrilan Nylon-Herculon frMEiflmlftl I 'I I WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES : Compl.te HOME FURNISHINGS eOPEN MONDAY NIGHTS I ' Retails effective Monday, April 17 thru Tuesday April 18 SUPER·RIGHT MILD OR GARUC CORNED BEEF BRISKET -.-. -r..69c . I SUPER-RIGHT-ANY SIZE PIECE - ,••. ;. __--·~ 49c 2~~49c CARNIVAL ROUNDIES BRAUNSCHWEIGER IDAHO BAKERS .. SUNNYBROOK POTATOES u.s. No. 1 10 ~~ 69c Size A FRESH EGGS MEDII"IM GRADIA_.__ _ • ~' ( • 39c I 't FOR .I FOR MONTH MONTH OF APRIL Of APRIL I AND ,- ' "'··. Popcorn Gingham Yellow and White Gingham Blue awl White e FREE·ESTIMAtEs . 't e EASY TERMS I ~- AND •WOOL .HERCULON · ; Om 500 Colors and Patterns ,. To Seleet ~m TbJ; 018fJt..t obj,a On iD4oor-OUtdalir CUjlet Come In Today and Make Your Selection! !18·" SHOP' FRIDAY NITES Til 8 OlEN · , MQN,'4Y a MkklletAt sr.,. -~__;..~ .-. .-· ' ' White Wet Sand and ICI· yd. •NYLON eACRILAN OnllleltA&P Volume 1 only 49c \ Volu- 2 thru I $1.49 Goad At Gllllpolh 1 M,tnimum 1>112 oq. yd. Funk &WagnaRs Encrclopedla $100.00 < With Th4l Pu~ Of AS . LOW AS '. Brown and White Corafam While At Regular Price ' • Dessert Dish ' Fr•nc;i' Luft Seanna and Bone INSTALLAliON :CARPET Pl1y A&P's 'THE PRICE IS RIGH1" DlnMrware ~ PADDING ' COnAGE CHEESE WIN UP TO $1,000 CASH Yoo'D loVe the dlic: • ...,._ love tile low, IGW price. FREE ( REDEEM YOUR MAILER BOOKLET COUPOftfOR A 1.tB. ¢1\rl'ON AJ.P FREE reminirHI footwear for tbe fairwiYS! Licht as a feather-SIIIIIlas a wiip. NIGHtS .. ·~ \ USE YOUR CHARGE �• I ' ' '<. .-- l . 'I '' ''' ' " • ' . I . . "\- ' 'I, I I• . '{ . !,_~ ' . . ··- .,. ' - -~ ' ' ' .!. : '; -. ·. "l" ,,. . ' .- - •I TINY'S, ·. BargaiDiand ' . ' '' ' '"''· ! ..... . .• . I ' . ' ' ' i ' . " . •I j SUN GLASSES ' miODAYSIIE£11TDBI / . 't• ' 'l ,. ,"'0'' '--·, ' ' • r ' 6 HOOKS WITH I ! NYLON I ' ' GLEEM. :i ... . 'i USE I I Overnight 12'1 DIAP£R • PANTS IN ONI extra absorbent for overnight use I .. . lnd th1y"11 Oushlblr. tiff ZEBCO .-..J -~ ·lOl l· 6633 • , REEL FasTaper ROO for The Fisherman Who Wanta The Finest ' ONLY .99 METAL •" ,. ., I . MINNOW COLEMAN LANTERN i' TRUE - TEMPER CASTING ' REEL s .33 J ' ' ' . l . · .77 <I, ••• 33 .') ciNLY . ::.. YOU PAY ONLY . . :1 for > •.-.,, .88 400 REEL HIGH SPEED Y~ PAY .u;. 1 '" .. ZEBCO\J LARGE 00 i. SIZE BOX .! l : . --- --- REEL .44 ' NEW MITCHELL ' ' FLOATING TYPE ONLY$ -~ ' BUCKETS ONLY ' - '-.J I' .88 . . 2 BURNER ' ' ',\ Pampers r LEADERS • ' ' • I I . SCOPE. ' I ' • " PKG.~ I l•. Polished stainless steel covers Anti-reverse, click, adjustable drag line installed on interchangeable spool Two-piece 6' tubular gl ass rod Magnum butt section, Carboloy tip ) GLEEM TOOTHPASTE Reg. 95c Family Size c I '" , • • • • I Check' our display for the wintiirig symbols FISH HOOKS ., ' · lEIFLEX • .. OVER 100,000 PRIZES . PRICES GOOD MOlDAY . MONDAY 1! ' ;; SNELLED TEST61b.Sib. lOib. 121b. 151b.20ib.251b. ' • eOPEN 10·7 . ·. FISHI.NG LICENSES SOLD AlJINY'S Captain Supreme Mono-Line · c 1l LB. . 14 SPOOL 'I ' c REG. SJ.OO PAIR ' ' ' SUN GLASSES ' ' . ' I LADIES, MENS / , OHIO · OPTI-RAY 'I ENTER THE EXCITING ' OPTI-RAY LADIES. MENS ' 'j PREL(f.;'LIQUID · -( ' 'l ' . ii• Trflene 6 tb. TEST •• • sl.39 MONOFILAMINr LIN I Tri I•• Is not a protested monoflla ..ent, 8 lb TEST - c~overed, .. •""""' "''r .....and' ~manufactured ....,,, dl•· developed • $ 1 49 • • • . j 141b. TEST··· S1.98; , • e ~tc:lus ive l y by Berkley. The .only line of Ill ki nd In the world--there b no ---- ., • 121b. TEST--- St89 . ·-"i ~~:·;;· JACK GUARANTEU 10 lb. TEST ••• $1,79 20 . HIDDEN ·MAGIC . • ' REG.95c . HAIR SPRAY · WITH FREE DISPENSER TEST··· s2.49 . . ·'·· . ~. $2.79 VALUE : . ' ". I ! .. ··: ' .l. .•. ' _-• · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, MQNJ),AV . ' .. -·---. . . - _.. ___. ..:,. _____ ' ,._ ·· - . ·' : '' :' ' ' ! ';...• / ~' . :~ -~ -~· ~·--. · ·- ·. -·-·--·-~ ..... ......... l . I • I i IJ ~' " ,, : I . ' l' �• I ' ' '<. .-- l . 'I '' ''' ' " • ' . I . . "\- ' 'I, I I• . '{ . !,_~ ' . . ··- .,. ' - -~ ' ' ' .!. : '; -. ·. "l" ,,. . ' .- - •I TINY'S, ·. BargaiDiand ' . ' '' ' '"''· ! ..... . .• . I ' . ' ' ' i ' . " . •I j SUN GLASSES ' miODAYSIIE£11TDBI / . 't• ' 'l ,. ,"'0'' '--·, ' ' • r ' 6 HOOKS WITH I ! NYLON I ' ' GLEEM. :i ... . 'i USE I I Overnight 12'1 DIAP£R • PANTS IN ONI extra absorbent for overnight use I .. . lnd th1y"11 Oushlblr. tiff ZEBCO .-..J -~ ·lOl l· 6633 • , REEL FasTaper ROO for The Fisherman Who Wanta The Finest ' ONLY .99 METAL •" ,. ., I . MINNOW COLEMAN LANTERN i' TRUE - TEMPER CASTING ' REEL s .33 J ' ' ' . l . · .77 <I, ••• 33 .') ciNLY . ::.. YOU PAY ONLY . . :1 for > •.-.,, .88 400 REEL HIGH SPEED Y~ PAY .u;. 1 '" .. ZEBCO\J LARGE 00 i. SIZE BOX .! l : . --- --- REEL .44 ' NEW MITCHELL ' ' FLOATING TYPE ONLY$ -~ ' BUCKETS ONLY ' - '-.J I' .88 . . 2 BURNER ' ' ',\ Pampers r LEADERS • ' ' • I I . SCOPE. ' I ' • " PKG.~ I l•. Polished stainless steel covers Anti-reverse, click, adjustable drag line installed on interchangeable spool Two-piece 6' tubular gl ass rod Magnum butt section, Carboloy tip ) GLEEM TOOTHPASTE Reg. 95c Family Size c I '" , • • • • I Check' our display for the wintiirig symbols FISH HOOKS ., ' · lEIFLEX • .. OVER 100,000 PRIZES . PRICES GOOD MOlDAY . MONDAY 1! ' ;; SNELLED TEST61b.Sib. lOib. 121b. 151b.20ib.251b. ' • eOPEN 10·7 . ·. FISHI.NG LICENSES SOLD AlJINY'S Captain Supreme Mono-Line · c 1l LB. . 14 SPOOL 'I ' c REG. SJ.OO PAIR ' ' ' SUN GLASSES ' ' . ' I LADIES, MENS / , OHIO · OPTI-RAY 'I ENTER THE EXCITING ' OPTI-RAY LADIES. MENS ' 'j PREL(f.;'LIQUID · -( ' 'l ' . ii• Trflene 6 tb. TEST •• • sl.39 MONOFILAMINr LIN I Tri I•• Is not a protested monoflla ..ent, 8 lb TEST - c~overed, .. •""""' "''r .....and' ~manufactured ....,,, dl•· developed • $ 1 49 • • • . j 141b. TEST··· S1.98; , • e ~tc:lus ive l y by Berkley. The .only line of Ill ki nd In the world--there b no ---- ., • 121b. TEST--- St89 . ·-"i ~~:·;;· JACK GUARANTEU 10 lb. TEST ••• $1,79 20 . HIDDEN ·MAGIC . • ' REG.95c . HAIR SPRAY · WITH FREE DISPENSER TEST··· s2.49 . . ·'·· . ~. $2.79 VALUE : . ' ". I ! .. ··: ' .l. .•. ' _-• · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, MQNJ),AV . ' .. -·---. . . - _.. ___. ..:,. _____ ' ,._ ·· - . ·' : '' :' ' ' ! ';...• / ~' . :~ -~ -~· ~·--. · ·- ·. -·-·--·-~ ..... ......... l . I • I i IJ ~' " ,, : I . ' l' �,. ' .' ' . ' I , " ., \ J •',, ' ~ • ,I ' Ithls rl~ht.· As a re.1ult of dlstrirt 1 the way up rile supreme court. ~~;:.~:';u~~i~II;·'~L~~~·.I>/':~ 1 When the~~~ ~:~~=ves thai an Mo.ment of T·rut·h· l·n·c·om.e Tax .F.•·l·t·ng D.'a·y}lf· llere .I • · . II! . · ~~~:;t,N<Yl'E: lndivt~ · · · . · · . , • • . , . ·. . · · ,·· • · ~i~n~it~rt ~ .P~are~tl ! · 'r~• ~. m~ny- agents were retjuc'Cd b"} 36 per underpayment In taxes resulted cent ~~ from aD honest error or ~xpayer He;cw 1 ------ ·--·- - '· .{1-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Aprill6, 1967 I. j ' ' ,,1 Helen Help , Us IN O[Ut TOWM~ . BY DICk fHOWtll Gallia ..... I £.,k ~·~ :' , t :WITH the \lrriY¥ of spring, many class reunions (col- ·~ lege, high school, etc.) are being planned for the mm~ . su111mer D;IQilths. No · doubt residents are now archmg their closets, attics and basents for those "precious old yearllooks." .. 1.~ 1 l '·j • , jMRS. Hobart \Fern) Dillon, Lower , · River Rd., came across six annuals recently~ On~ wail the 1948-49 Mercerlpnianl from MercerviJJe (now Hannan Trace) High school. Another was the 1M6·47 GAHS Gallian. She also uncov· e~ed. three Rio Grande College Grand· ions, 192I, 1924 and 1928, and one Pt. Pleasant Ob· Kan, 1935. .1 ·' • • • • • DATEUNE foUIId 8JI interesting item on his desk one • 1 day last wee!>. It was titled, "What Does A Teacher Do Ml IlayT" It follows: . "What does a teacher do all day? "She's mother, father, warden, clergyman, trafficcontroller, philosopher, friend, psychologist, and maybe a zoo keeper some days. -' "Teach,ers don 't mind . They welcome the responsibility. Bult iJley would iJKe a little· something to go 'fith ii. • . "Money, sure. But what about a little recognition! And a little understanding? ' "According to some people, the teacher's job Is to comfort the troubled, and trouble the comfortable. And other people say she is supposed to understand those 110t good at explaining, and explain those not good at understanding. "What would it take to get you to close yourself up in .a room day after day with 30 high-spirited American youngsters?" 1 :r, .,::;::O""t:.... "'" :!ti,,.,.,, I DOCTOR SA\ S c. s·u •.;,."'· ,!'.: . , =:::j,:- PFC McElroy IU Germany 1 m:n :•:.: 1 Is I When the seaso~ wa~ ov~r, Buck attended Ohio UmverBity one semester, and then w~t to the Army. He w~s .stationed over east and kept m !me shape playing baseball In a service league. When his Army days are ovP.r he plans lo return .to basebalL He should do well With tllat 44 Inch chest and 3t Inch He's a real husky ""'"'";. . · m•asure.nenta supplied by his lather. ENROLL N •1 I I GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS. COUEGE 11 1 A·;h • - 1 THE FARMERS BANK THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. D.~ ~~- vention at th~ old JlOllor High comparable size. :guest speaker. ' --:..-::--::..·-::::-::-::.=·:-:=-~·-====:::::::::::::::========::=====:;'ii;i;ii;:;:;~' 1 c"s. .,:_:., School on Mam Street. Gallipolis was settled in 1790 The 3 p.m. session with Dr. ,.. The municipal election will be jby the "French Five Hundred." IEdwards will feature "How To held on saturday, May 2001 with mostly upper m1ddle class and , Gain the Most From a Study . a mayor, city clerk and l41professional men and their faml- Session." 1 council members 1o be elected lies fIe e in R ReiloluHonarr At 5:30 p.m., those teachers all to two-year term• under ' · F•ance. Agents of the Scio\o who have made reservations, current city charter. Land Company hnd led them to . will be served a baked st~ak comfortable homes and j dinner in Washington School ca· 1 Dr. Orr W . :11 Speak. all the necessities of life were feteria under the supervision. of "' waiting lor them along "La Bell Mrs. Nelle Franklin, cafeteria At Point PTA Meet " as tile French called supervisor. PT. PI,EASANT - llr. James the River. The settlers The evening session 'of ibe Orr, pedlatrlclan at Holzer found on their arrival th~t the I workshop will reconvene ~I . e:, . II wao disappointinJ to pita!, will be !he BUI!St speaker land they bad paid fqr had been 45 p.m., and the discussion ' ~Jil l tllis .week tllat there will be, for the Tue~y meeting ol the sold to fllem IUegally. :rt'•lr feature "lmproying Reatijllg; Gall1a county spelling bee Ibis North Pt. Pleasant PTA to he "comfortable homes" were ·so Program Design." . year. l K. Owens, eou~ty IUP. held at the school beginnlng at huts set In a wilderness Mrs. Katherine WilllaJns, .EJeer~Jn~te;ntle;;nt~,;tol;d;;m~e;lhis;;;;;;";ee;kJ 7:30 · p. m. . clearing amidst unfriendly to- mentary Superyi!(Or of lbe 1 Dr. Jlrr will apeak' on the diatis. Jipolls ct\y SchOols, · new law ~ncemlng immuniza- 'I'll~ a lOri~• of polllloqs . tnat Gall[a co"P.tY Sunday Almanac lions whlcjl was passed by the Federal goyemmeai '<JD~· bave been etle"iled ali West V!riJnia State efflirtl to salvage tltetr lion Io join tile Gallipolla city visitation at the Fread! evenlda~ teachers and many have accepb lerlldonall p. ~m •vou get a 125,000 BTU Armstrong LP. J 8y Uldllld m. prior to the meeung. obla!ned lecat rtghto to lllerr· t· Today is Sundsy, April16, !96th day of IU6'/ with • MODES TO PARTICIPATE Gas Fired Furnace • For average 5-room • , • and work better ·. follow. , c;i)LlJMBUS (l!PI) - Gov. home •completely installed to the The moon Jo between Its James A. Rhodes. Will parUt1• · ·' In an_ ohalr. phase ftrlll quarter. In ~.;auon ceremonies chimney. • Easy payment plan. Tile Blar 11 Mars. 12 at lila Ohio UQt, ••XIftltltllttJn.; • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Dall!' Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... R. M. Swlt· zer and John E. Halliday announce new law partner· •hip .. . Cadmus grade school building Is condemned . . . Rev. L. H. Stebbins Installed as pastor of First Presbyterian Church ... Lou Sakal resigns grid coachIng post at Rio Grande College . . . K of P Lodge ptan. new addition to Second Ave., building. t· -·f 1 and Mh. E. R. Evans, Columbns, Is ll$lplng lht U. S. Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force (PBIBI>AN'l') aeJ&. brate its 25th anniversary thjs month. Kent, a member of the 1960 Gallipolis championship football team, II servi~ aboard the attack transport USS lllonrovla. Kent's father served as principal of Wasblnaton EI• mentary school several years helore going to dillumbul. I , . 'f.. •l "" IJt/lt ' Mr. P •rr••;. 11.l 1' . a•~.,. a. 111, _,_. '..::... ,rid btvrdliY I 1 ' :Mrs. Shafer was a llll!lllber of the F i r s I Presbyterian Church and Morning L Jgbl Chapter 80, Order of l!aatem · Star. 1 Survivors Include her hul· 1 POMEWIY - Mrs. Stewart band, Stewart M. Shafer, whom ' I. (Helen) Shafer. 87, McClea· l•he married July 22, 1927; a ' y .racoby Rd., Rt. 4, Cor!- daughter, Mrs. Jacques (Joan) ' \lid. a reiire<l teocher. died Stanitz, of Pallatine, 10.; four • 1pril 6 in Warren General Hos- grandchildren; four brothero, · ' '~at . followinR a seven-week- Norman RusseU of Pomeroy; 0~ ·. !ness. iver, Millard and Eugene Ru,. Born oct. 23. 1899, In Pom- sell, and a sister, Mrs. Harold roy, she was i the daughter of 18aral Rhoda, all of Warren. .(las and Con Stevens RusselL Funeral services were last attended Ohio ar.d Kent Monday. Burial was in Crown Universities and was grad- Hill Burial Park. from Youngstown Uni 1 ·- ersity. She was a teacher at Bmm !MMIHENT llllard ami II or a r e lfann BAARN, Holland (UP!) !:<'~;Is in Cortlanrt for many IPrlnceso Beatrtx, expected to retiring in Ju1"' 1965. ideliver her ftrst child in the Ill Warren prl- 1next few days, ' wa~ reported to to Cor'land 17 years/be in excellent health by a <0111'1 spokeamaa Friday. :.J.«tMI mu~c. hambur~ers, gum .1txf Ttwrna. In·Servtce • Workshop Is Set . Mon· day LT. (j.g.) Howard K. (Kent) Evans, UiNJl, - of Mr. Mrs. Shafer Dies Recently I e: • * Sh•l'_!!-~~lefltnurh. II. o,UIP.,II•; o••· ;::;,.::; +·. . THREE former GAHS football players-Charlell Bill' . nett, Bill Wamsley and Butch McCormick-looked outstanding during the April 6 Morehead University football scrimmage at Morehead, Ky., according to reports from the Bluegrass state. All tiDI!e are ezpected to see plenty of action BB re~ tbiB falL Ten da)'l ago, Burnett and McCormick s outfit defeated Warn. ley's mates, 22-6, ulimaxlng the 1967 spring dltlll. * Glit'tlal'. 1 11:32 .:a..GIRLS . · 1 "uni.lf-Mr. •- ,...~·· He isn't much ~t getting up 1Jot1.n10n. 180J ~ .. ~. .. ~ J:r.~ · ~, •·20 •~ ·m.l r. .~r 1 · · ,s ~· , 1. in the morning, geltm~. a ha1r· · o...i• Bo•t.er. Jt•. t ' !:":,: 1~s!' G~US- When Presidl!#t·Lyndon B. Johnso~ cut. regular .dates. m•etmg '01 ,':/r.~lio!Rc, arrlvetimmid In Putn~~ del Este, GUraguay11 £q~ l!!eldlSoulh AtmhertASKED FOR IT! care of Helen J!elp us! t h i s enHts, 9hr drthivmg stra1ghi home. ··~::;::; ·•~ ~:.0: .. ""· · .,..,.. 1 can I co£!.4erence, a allfa CO\m_l y Sv . er was ere This column is for young peo- I news~per. e as e appetite 01 8 JUO·, rarrl!lll St.o...r. iln fl .. ~7•1!1pellt . ..Oil awaiting his arrlv~. ln fact, h~'d lieen do":'!. there three pie, their problems and pie"'· ANOTHER IN J'HE •'WIIfT gle creature, the ener8JI of a "w.<'.,..';;r ~ ,;,,...,. .i.{ ""'" or fo)lr weeks making p~eparabo!IS ~- the vtstt. ures, tlleir troubles and fun. As IS A'• SERIES: dead crab, the stor~es of an en. c. ,,,.,.., ··~· ~'"~..- -;:;,. Q>"' Sgt. George W. Miller of Rio .. ande, who has been with the rest of Helen He 1p ,· cyclopedl8 (or should we saY, 01 ,' , , .,..,.• . ~;: with the White House etachment o , ,he U. S. A!'my S1gUS!, 11 welcomes laughs but Dear Helen. fall')' tale~?). the temper ol a ''"""'' ~ :,;.,:;~Mr01•";' nal Corp, was one of a crew down tKike establl~hing com· won't dodge a serious question You had so tttuch response to Ilion, the rare determin:Jtion of :~" ~~io p:m.J Mr'. ,,;~~ Mn. mn1a municatlons between Punta del Este·Wnd the Untted States with a brush-<>ff "What Is A Soldier" that I a steel trap, and a heart as u•e c. ;,,.,..,. !'.1 • /~'":.;'~.Ji~ · It's that way with eyer'! trip" the ~e!idenl makes. Send your te~n-age questions)thought you'd like to read an· as the Rock of Gibraller . ~"'::;;.::...~. ~~;..:,.,, .... n,a• Three means of commumcalton ar&'ll:tamtamed on these to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, other "Wht Is." 1 hot>e you sometimes •· m. , 01 _.., VISits. They are two-way rad1o, telephone, and teletype. like this anonymous article as 1 .,.,., c. IDJ<tl • .,...,., I!• " The men of the White House Communications Agency re· , well as I did: _ BAH.BARA He is the last person to get I " ' c•••••m •"; ;,et;.·~.,t 1 main behind when the President leaves to cut off comGRADUATES- LTC R. J. Piper, director, Dept. up in the mornmg and the las: :.:,~:, ~:'v~,:;=:,• ":.'1."~:; munications. · of Finance presents PFC w. McElroy, of Pome· WHAT IS A BOYfRIEND person to go to bed at nighr. ..•. w. vo . .... ~ l.. ·,... Sgt. Miller Is the son of Mr. that plaos for the spelling bee roy with his diploma as an honor (lop in class) grad· Q My d clor . 1 . Bet~een the bother<om• sta~e Nobody else can get grease ::':!;,";;,.~.;·:.,.~ stt1or Glt-... • 0 pnd Mrs. J. Dale Miller. A fell ttU,'gpgh. uate of the Accounting Specialist course recently at . lS g vmf me of adolescem:e and lhe ~CeUght- 1 all over hls face, under his fiil" nttrl!d ta~~~r, A111~tr 1':!.~'::~~~ a: graduate of old Rio Grande The G~lipolts clty school SY9· Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind. pJlls a~d shots because a~ ful felicitude of fatherhood, we ! gernails, all over his nose, shirt, ::!"~~:dl!d ~n t'leatb 1n::! ~h= High School, he joined the Ar· tem dropped its annual spelling • • overweight. 1 am losing W~lg t find a gangly, jealous, but dar-1 pants and whate\•er else he has b~,;:,~ ==~v;:te'!.. Mi.. Bill my in 1912 attended radio bee a couple of years ago. This and I feel better but myiTiends ling hunk of man called a boy·! on like a boyfriend. Nobody ets• '" .."" c.w... M,.,....,., ~.,;: l!lchool at ~p Gordon Ga., leaves tbe entire county with· say that I am endangermg my friend. can squeeze into a gl"ve com- ~! ~ea~~~~':::~~ ~:,:. a~11: and has been stationed at'"wash.. out a speiUng bee. Yet all of After four ~eks of clerk healt~. How d~ you feel about B f ·ends come in bandy 1partment a crowbar, nammer, !Nle~~r~·~r, 0;'.,.G.:!~re",.t:o: :,~ ington with the Signal Corps the surroundin~ counties haye PFc. Carl W. McElroy, sta· lschool he graduated and was · re~ucm"'drugs. k' d doihn all tvpes 0( two screw drivers, pliers, two :!.eat ~ran~:bndran, s.rvldt~T:t 10 ainre that time. con.ducted spellmg bees thIs tioned in the Finance Center of J sent to Personnel School at Ft. f ~ 1ere ;re so t:~ny 1 ~ :~trodse~~o~l:t~~e tiut ·on the books of ~rading stamps .. a T· ~~~:r~~:' b~,rt~~: 1~m1Nkl• sprmg and ~re re~dy far t~e ~ the Army in Nurmburg, Gef· 1Knox on Oct. 10 from which be 0 uc ng ugs , a a ca e 1inside the have th; same mot· shirt, a g1rl's scarf, a fmr col· CemeterY at Wdhln&tob c. H. Mrs. Charles Huff aDd daugh· big competition, w1th the wm· many, is the son of Mr. and aduated Nov 5 gorielll answer cant b~ given. ,, Y. 1 m.an trls 33 lect10n of fernale-tvpe h.sn clips, clarence c. <II,Hill lk:"•*· "' ter, Sarab, arrived Thursday ners and alternates going eith· IMrs Paul McElroy, Pomeroy, grHe was then·se~t to Ft. Ben· Some of these drugs, If taken to : Go ~Itt :s.s ghearts la bottle opener, HX can opeo- formltr re•~dU!:r ~:!!:.::· from Washington, D. C, for a er to Huntington or Columbus. Rt and ls an honors gradu- jamin Harrison Indianapolis, for a short time, help 3 person you can, rea :·h t many I ers, f0ur traffic ucket~. a pte-~:::::: t~at flfr . Rlcll•rtt• ·.urt•r';! 1 visit with her parents, the Dale Perhaps spelling doesn'.t mean l at~ of Pomeroy High School tn llndiana to Ac~unting School b.. get st~rted ?sing weight but ~:elr:us ~:· a;~ibleurwithout be· I ture of a g1rl, a d~-·~ of cards ~o~!a~:t~!! ~:u:a;~Y ~~~~....J.m. Millers at Rio Grande. They as much to others as It dots ltte class of 1964. He attend· where he •raduate on Jan 30 .1 wouldnt advtse anyone to. l!:d pof I l f II. for and rnure. !poll• around 1835. He'' •u",'"'"• •: • · 1o • . " · make a career of taking them I mg rna c a oo o or a mg I . . ' 1 !fe the former All..e.n o 0110 • motored to Tri-State atrpOrt to to me. ,But as ng as were ed Columbus Business Umver· las the Honor Graduate of his ·1 lie has the charmmg dtsposl : ;;:~;'\i ,Jalltel A. (f'•U Joru,•on. and 11 , bring her home. She's tbe for- graduating high school students sity for one year, graduated as class His sext stop was Ft. Q -I am baviJt& ~rouble ~s- 1 an~on~. )~ur~r' found any I bon of an utorn bomt.. and th~ th• late JohllnllJ c~~~~e~n :,~b~~~~: mer Carol Miller. who cannot properly s p e II a Juni()r Accountant, enlisted Dix .New Jersey from which ing weight. After ta ing Es B· hoy ne d s e t: where excep~ gratitude of an inn•Yent baby. ::~.'.N!!"' ;;~.,: two 5b:t~~· ~ ' ' • . words, I feel there is a. direet m the Army June 13, 191lA. went I' he 'was flown to Germany. His trol and Dexedrine for . five I :h:~: ;h: ~;er~u pos~d to be He is a lover wJt!l lour hand:; ~~:r;~~~~~~::;tt•~ :~deeM~;~nd:nn~r:..:· Her husband, Charlie, Is a co- need for a concentration on t Ft Benning Georgi • ,- bas. Pf C rl W McEl· months I bave lost very hltle 1 Y. . P , , and a sweetheart with ttn arn 1 ~. 1Gro.velld• rite• wl!u tr.eld Frl4ar !.~· pilot for Eastern Air Lines and spe1Ling just as there was on. o t ·.. a apd was St ';")Ft. ! addressAIS1575~·708al4'1.. ·'CI· Sec My doctor can't understand this. - at thlr gJrlfner:ds hou.,~s. ~ You can lock him out ,,f your arnuol\ at Mound am cemectery. when science when we tboug hi ti IE tc , w• Dl I . It?· Wl,en you are w a~ hmg dJsr.b house but not out of vour hearl. f the v'•sll was pr•-•rra••ed ~ ... K rammo• K Sept 10 for clerk •I roy, . R .t .. (El!BGD) APO., Can you ekPam O' . Charlie drew an assignment in Russians were beating us in the ~ox] y., · J DlSb. Ac ng0oo ' ' A Eskatrol is a combinaor washmg your ha;r, t.hey wan! You can keep him ~ way 'I 96 tbe right hand seat on a west· race for space. s oo. New York, ~ t ion of dextroamphetamin~ Ito come. over. but wl.'~~ You the girl next door (oh veah'!) ! bound flight out of Washington , <Dexedrine) and prochlorphea- . want a kiSs, they :re flx:~g rar·' but you can't ~eep hhn away For New Qu~rter Charne Huff has been flyi.ngR pzine. The first suppresses thelbu.retorsorad:u . . hugfat.:Jy gear lfrom your TV set You mrght , for Eastern between Washing· appetite and the second relieves ihlftS. ' ' 'ud ' as 'well give up .. He knows ev · Classes Begin ton, D. C., and New York C1ty, thP emotional tensions produc· i ~hen Y.ou are With has fr~P. s e;ry{hmg but your mu.uls . wha.i on a shuttle ~· He formerly ed by dietary restrictions. A h~ s makl.ng smart rem~tlb an\J I you mean when you t:dy someJuneB attended the Atr Force Acadfarmer is never mystiried when · dtsregardmg your flC'ii' dress, thing What you like and d l semy at Colorado Springs, Colo., his livestock gams weight. ~o but when you re alone, he's an like 'af)d he often remtnds yo~l Complete Diploma and is a former flight instructI I doctor should be myshficd when angel:<: Romeo. When you want I of ti. I or. ~ his patient fails to lose on a re- 1him to make a g~od Im~ress~?!'l l You .can call him a jerk, a Cow:ses OHered for Both Men and 0 • ducing regimen. Who's kiddmg on your parents, le tnp .• on .leiburn a snea k but he looks at I bad lost all track of Paul Ej)lli'OR'S NOTE - The following article ~ppeared lands - or bougbl tbem . aeo o~ I who? Icoffee tahle, spills everyth:ng, you with "tha't kind ui look I Women Skinner, brotller of Tom Skin· in the@lnday March 26 edition of the Cmcmnatt Enqmr- er again. The papers ll•; I d I Q 1 am • hon,.wlfe Rv and wont answer you "''"n and then when all things arc ner, Gallia county's new Civil er It w.~forw'arded to the Sunday Times-Sentinel by Mrs. the Historleal Society .nc ate stay in~ on a balanced low-<ol· ' you speak. . ! doubtful he con mend them all Colleg ..Lovol Busl~ Defense director. If I don't look ROberil'McMaster (the former Katherine Jones, daughter some of tbese land grants n Iorie diet I have managed to No one can gel such a k~ek with lh~ee magic worns· I Training moans Bettor closely, I can't tell the boys of Mr. , and Mrs. Raymond Jones, Gallipol!s). Said Mrs. tbe original French,. dated ~~- lose 18 pounds. Is stay ing on lro~ sneaking around eul'oer~, LOVE YOU. ~ ANONYMOUS Jobs with Higher Pay apart The other day Tom told McMaster, "I thought it was very mterestmg_and I ~m Also m the collection are se'- . such a diel harmful in any wav lcsmg the cops, playJ.ng pPKr.r Dear Barbara· Write, visit, il' call me Paul Is In West p aIm keeping a copy for myself, but thought yo~ might be to· eral Acts. of Congress from the I A - An active ho~sewile all night, and watchmg other Thanks for a happy contribu· 446-4367 For Complete Beach, Fla. terester, since it concerns !he Old French Ctty. . . same pertod, deeds.of s~le from I needs about 2.300 calories a dav girls walk down !he Hlreel. I lion to YAFI I nformolion PauJ Skumer was formerly ~·u wo~ld be in~ereshng to know lf anyone restdmg tile lan_d eompames mvolved but there is no harm in a diet He li~es cars. ~owlmg, dm,;e. ; And agam - though l he s e employed by the G. C. Murphy In Gallipolts today " .. related to the donor, Mrs. Mary and vanousdocuments a~d Jet: lthat is low in calories if it in-~~ mnVI"· Bndge. B~rdot,_:tow "What Is" articles .lre allony- • Co. at Pt. Pleasant, and was Jo~nston llotondaro . The ton" said Richard W. Kaupt, ters from ong:a~r~!.'::'tb~e~~s' eludes the essential vitamins. I INNOCENT I mous, lh:•y owe their origm transferred to West Palm arltcle follows. ' f th Cin In 11 Hlo- neers. The tw P minerals and if you don't be- PLEADS . 1\ to Alan Beck who oriomaied the ::~h~ ~~~ ;:~· :.~~r ~~ THE CINCINNATI Historical:::s!tely~ c na ~ ~:edofbys~~!fe~~~e:n~:~: l come emaciated. ~ -~~;~~!u~~~a~dho~~:~~d:u~ . for~~.l .. th . his "Wltat is A 36 Locust Stroet could uli a tra~sfer to Flori- Soc;ety has been g•v•n a sUI' ""Two Federal grantsXsigDed are dated IML ·. • Q - My doct•r 88Vs T have Ilona ire su pporter of the rulmg Gtrl' etc • senes. - H. da? p prising collectiOn of vaiuabl~ by Jefferson and his. secretary The papers are in excellent ~~ :a~gf ~lve~ ~a: caus~; . white Rhodesia Front Party, 00 dotuments m an even more of state, James Madison, were condition and wiU be preserved. 1 s t ou avnt pleaded innocent Friday to a WOllam Crothers of J•ckson surprising package: A cigar! in thi! box along with 28 ~thor not in their original cigar box, 1 te mods cotmm•n calu<o charge of setting two dogs on 'b t · ·ng 30 rare !ega .. ,. f Galli . . 1s conges JOn ue o a vtl vn. . . _ ( l pa~rs on the. ~tory but in. the Histories~ Society's 1 lar heart diSease. Tumors es- an Afncan and Ooggmg hnn 8 former resident of Rio Grande ox con ami told me the other day !hat his papers and letters ld tt:;;: 0 , : poill). They catli~ !Tom ,~ eld· 1s p e c 1 a I manuscript foldec• : pecially those that obstruct toe with a lea tiler strap. Pollee sa1d son, Dan (Buck) Crothers, was them signed by :re~. en 'ih 0~ . ~rl~.~lady 1n Ne~ Jel!,-l ·.who , which protect paper from de- common bile duct and the ear- Enansio Johane had 20 weal ' Can leA 1 ~t ~:I home from Fort Knox, Ky ., for as. Jefferson,,"1 moved to Maeylantl' 1mliiiij!13te11erioration. ly sta' g es or cirrho;is also caus• l marks on his back and dog biles 11 GREAT the weekend. Buck has been In original sett emen o a po 'l)y afterwards•.~vtf.ve.:: to j . liv;r enlargement What sort .o.f on his arms. Ohio. t · "" •" ,.,,.. ber 11 n to · · -~--=c-:::=::othe Army about a year now. ge m ...q.,. ·"'"'' ..... . I diet vou should Follow would d.. I ·-- -FRIEND! Dan Crothers is attending 01- ''I doubt that any blsiorteal Ifind out •morv ahout rillS gtft, I pend on the resulis of liver func- . s-1100 to 1300 ficers Candidate School at Fort society bas ever before re.elv· but all. we know so lar 18 thai tion tests. ft may be tit at no j;. • 1 etary restriction is OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Knox. His dad said he would ed panbment documents llfgo· lshe ongmally got the papers necessary graduate in June. A star alb- ed by a Presideol of the United through a great aunt whos.~ biiJbut, in anv case, alcohol shout~ I 5:00 to 7:00 Jete, like his several brothers, States, oluffed bllo au ordinal')' I band was from GalhJlllhS. . . be avoided. · 1 Buck played at Southwestern cigar box packed with pink cot- The donor, Mrs. ~a~ John· Q - Alter a gallstone opero . High School before moving to - -.- · stun Rolondaro, dectded to give «on my doctor said I have a Jackson. He waa a •tar for tile Party Convention8 tlte docum?nts to . the Cmcm- 1 shrunken liver. What would Ironmen In basketball and ba..,. . n.au HIStor;cal Soctely w he n GAUJPOI,.lS - The G•llipolis caus~i? Is t~•re any cure lor GfT lllli r•cn PHI, .....,.,. ,...,.. baiL Slated Thu1'8day sHe learned that 11 already had City schools have planned an In· ' .1, Sh ld 1 b · · t · 1 d' ,, I Jl .,~ h t.lo " - ' y....,. fl-o, ... ,. Mt.-er Ftd'erel Rutl'ft Sy1ttm 1 otW Willi .... U.o..tl. Anol After graduation he was PT. PLEASANT - Part• <>JII- ~n ~trtensive . collection of Gal- 1Service Workshop for Monday ·A ~~e u:e~~s as~:~~ke~e ;; ,._, 1._.,. 01 Dooa.no a. uMomhr F.D.t.C, --.red to a contract with the venUons for the Pt. Pleasant hpoho matenaL The Foundmg Ifrom 3 to 8:45 p. m. at Wash· th 1 te t f 1 h . If · · 1 1 t' ·u b . .. • a s ages o c rr oSis. POMEROY, 0. Mumc1pa FRENCH CITY adelphia Philllea, and .went e. ec 1on WI e con- of this French .community 1.., 1inglon Elementary School audi- ~ you have <irrhosis you should sprin• training 1n Flonda. dueled at 7.30 p. m. on Thurs- miles from Cmcmnatl IS an un- · lorium. be 11--poor d'1e1. y ou rna\, I LUMBER CO., INC. • shipped hiDl · to ·th th e Republ'lean con· 1 usual chapter tn . . 1 Phillies WI local area htsDr Donald L Edwards Di· 1 on a sa rl ta .1 Pine 51 .,01 1 Huron S D farm club vention to be beld at the county tory and more was written on I rect~r of the R~ading ";nter 13 ~ 0 need suplPemieln ryd' VI a- ~ Gollipollo, Ohio he s~nt. his. first season. courthouse and the Citizens con- it than on other settlements of Miami University will ~ tb~ ~tns an wa er PI 5 or mreLPhone 446-0296 11 · 1' • I lUll.:"" .., W MAUIAGI t.ICINIII 1 • • • • • .t 1 COVERS on the annuals are slightly worn, but the In· side pages are well preserved. Too, it is interesting to note that hair and dress styles of today are similar to those 21 or 22 years ago. • ·· By Helen · of Early Gall•zp 0 t•l s E_.a ill • 10: Larry 11'1 . llllqell, 19, dalllpoiW, and 1d1 f . .a,tn'bf.t'• ' J.lj; - u are Docu ments 1 urn By HOBnT WILSON, JR. • Week's . . ~:~:~~:;l·: ' The SUnday Times-Sentinel; SUn~~~-Aprll16 1967-11 1 Dateline: ' ' ''!; H ij"!"f ~ .... t 1If ~=:~·~ ~u~~1'e::n. ft~ ol !lie .'10 .mill1oD as neor)J evory tupayer sbould .;ltllmellc. About t10 per eent of, ror ts ·It bell eve, : ll.the sWI' "Is he.IJ incotlle .111 re1Um1 !Ued tbll !mow by DOW, IJ . the nst lhelle ~calculaliOns are to the disptepancy. ,that "llj,e · tax~ayer can't win" not being treated fair , he can tht amount of the u¢erpay· year. ' oomputer centv whldl tbe IRS advantage of .tile taxpayer-th'at . 11 ~· Is not quUe sure of the once 'be ts .pull ell In for an o!fioe ap!'<'al for a higher Je~VIIl ,review ment plus stx per cent Interest. But tills 1J a 11'011 nallooal bas establialled at MartlnBbur&, Is, they operate to \'lake histax , ex~j!maUon, he may JnJUate a audit? , . · at o~e of. t~e 40 IRS . nal · · averaae, 8lld your dlaneel for W.VL lower tllan it really should be. J"correspondence audit," whicil · No, It' isn't' true. . ofllcers. There were sudl But if II suspecta deliberate audit rise abarply with your Tbls year, lor lllo llrat time, But dte other 40 per cent are rnelins writing the lupayer a1 L'ast year1 the IRS demanded appeals· last ·year, ~ IIIey cheating, it can assess a civil income. Above a certaiD Income it wW cut a beady electroulc errors wbiclJ cause the taxpayer polite letter asking why . !Je 1addlliOI!~ ·payments from only 1 resulted In reductions .amount- fraud penalty ranginB from 5 to level-reported to be tiJO,OOO a eya on fNil'f bldlvidual lnoomt to pay more lium be owes. Las! neglected 1o report this or lhil! 54 per .cent-slightly more tllan 1 ing lo 58 per cent of : lite sum 50 per cent of file amount oHI!e yelll'-tbe IllS cllecb every tax retum. yeor, the IRS clteerfuUy refund- hit of income, or why oe half-of lbe I&Jqlayers wbose which lower echelbn• bad underpaymen~ return. Stored IIIIIs JDe1110r7 eeJis are ed f82 miWon trf tlllpllyers who claimed a certain ~uction, retlll'lls were audited. It found claimed was due in 'I¥JUonal Ill really flagrBDt cases, lilt It also glvt~ audit priority lo bundreds ol mDU..,. of llems of overpaid because of faulty etc;. . 38 per cent of the queslloned taxes. ,, IRS won't let a tu: evader o!f 1 ·~!!!h; . ,. By LOUIS CASSELS tupayll'l, auch ao doclon, information about payments matfl. . Sbould· tile taxpayer's raply be returns to be entirely correct. Finally, a determill~ ~&XIlaf• with a ,clvll penalty. It refen pie¢ lite case to the juallee · ' United Press IDteraallonal freelan<e writers and maaufac. made to Amerleani!D the fonn - If the compu!Alr detects unsatiSfactory, or should the And In ~ight per cent of the er can go to court. · ~. WASIDNGTON (UP!) -Nett turers' repreaenlaUves, whoae ol wages, dividends, lnteres~ something wrong other than an initial "eyeball check" indicate audits, It concluded that tile his case twitlloul a laW¥,..., II be department for criminal lraud .,.,iii~' · · from a draft board, income Is derived ·from a etc. 'l1llJ data wu fed lnlo the error in arithmetic-for exam- a discrepancy too serious to be taxpayer actually had overpaid wishes) before ~ U.S. Tu prosecution. Abonl l,'IGO crimJn.. most chilling communica- variety of 'sources rather than a "monster'' from employers W-2 pie, if II fthds filalsome Item ol cleared up by correspondence, and was entitled to a-refund. Court In Wasblnglon,q or tby a! llldklmenls are obCalned a citizen can receive from single employer. '!be olficlal reports, and from the Form Income apparently has not been the tal!layer is called into lite Even if lite audit leads tbe paying the claimed !aWl go annuaUy, and nearly 110 per cent · government" a letter whlch ,explanation is litat such lupay- 10911 IDformatloD retums filed reported-the return is automa- nearest IRS local office (there IRS agent to the conclusion that · Into a federal distrlctq(IOurt ~ lead to convictions. . begins. 'ers are more likely to by corpor&UIHIB, banks, ete. tically earmarked for what tlte are 900 scattered across the additional taxes are due, the sue for a refund. About 1,1AIO SecUon 72111 of the Internal · : ~ "Dear Sir. "overlook" some of their MOll Bmn Caught IRS caDs "an eyeball check" by country) for a heart-to-heart taxpayer is not required to cases are docketed eaeb yeor Reveaue Code defines wllfull "'¥our income tax return has income. Most of the errors eaugbt by a human agent. talk witlt an agent. He is asked accept that verdict. He ean ask for 'civil court action. About 811 tax evasion • a feloliJ ·:fiffi, selected for ""dit " A retum is also likely to be the computer (which haa been In many instances, the agent to bring along canceled checks, for a review of his case by the per cent are settled before trial punishable by llne!l up to $10,000 . :: What are your chances of :selected for audit if its statistics checking relurM from some can tell, merely by examining receipts and other documents district IRS office (there are 53 by out-of-court negoltalloo. A and jaB aenlellces ap to I years, -~ceiving sucl! a Jetter this depart too widely from wbat the parta of the nation for !Oreral tbe return and its supporting I which support his return. in the country). Last year, Vet;Y small number-leo!S th&ll a And now, bact 1o lbat relunl. ·;/ear' And what will happen if 1 IRS considers a normal raUo of years) are simple mistakes Ill papers, that there is a plausible Can't Win nearly 40,000 taxpayers claimed dozen, as a rule, are eitrled 1111 , • . ..,. ' 1q,u do? 1 deductions to elll'IIIngB. ' · .~Statistically , th~. odds are 20-1 , Finally, It Is sure to be ,, tJainst your beiiig tapped on checked If the "MarUnsburg i'· lbe shoulder by the Internation- monster" detects an apparent ,.,. @I Revenue Service. The IRS discrepancy In Its entries. plans to audit about 5 per cent The "MarUnsburg monster," By Mouq 70 million AJner1. must fed«al Income returns. The foJJowiDg "i~,J!I\olllltched answers quesiiODS are apt 1o arise ID 1 IJllly·er's mind as be apoarhes his annual moml!llt of with the internal revenue ien•ice. . I" '" ... . . . .. 1 I RUTLAND .FURNITURE'S UNBEATABLE HOME HEATING SPECIAL ARMSTRONG lP GAS FIRED s ; . '' FURNACL PRE-SEASON SAlE················ '---•f p..,, 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems 1 A Mlll'l~l)d WUbqr . •lrplanej in 1487: · , . On thtsi!liY.-.IIi When you call Ohio Bell, yo\n- service representative will answer questions about phone service, kinds of phones, how to get 'em, colors, charges-questions, questions, questions. Ask her a question about how the ·telephone can serve you better and you won't queatiGn why we keep her Gn the payroll. Got a question?. ' ' ~ .. • ' ' R&rsare .ym•u•,f~~~~~~o~f~~~~' ll ' ' lf.,.. "' '·.~s.i Cb•!ro f!oltl floiM ,od)ull HOily !Olltoll ·t~cw<o. ~ir ~ cO..truc. ' tfon' muru ~r.tect . ....... c.mton.·· IT WILL PAY YOU tO GET OUR SPECIAL OFFER BEfORE YOU.BUY ,,~·.if '- i �,. ' .' ' . ' I , " ., \ J •',, ' ~ • ,I ' Ithls rl~ht.· As a re.1ult of dlstrirt 1 the way up rile supreme court. ~~;:.~:';u~~i~II;·'~L~~~·.I>/':~ 1 When the~~~ ~:~~=ves thai an Mo.ment of T·rut·h· l·n·c·om.e Tax .F.•·l·t·ng D.'a·y}lf· llere .I • · . II! . · ~~~:;t,N<Yl'E: lndivt~ · · · . · · . , • • . , . ·. . · · ,·· • · ~i~n~it~rt ~ .P~are~tl ! · 'r~• ~. m~ny- agents were retjuc'Cd b"} 36 per underpayment In taxes resulted cent ~~ from aD honest error or ~xpayer He;cw 1 ------ ·--·- - '· .{1-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Aprill6, 1967 I. j ' ' ,,1 Helen Help , Us IN O[Ut TOWM~ . BY DICk fHOWtll Gallia ..... I £.,k ~·~ :' , t :WITH the \lrriY¥ of spring, many class reunions (col- ·~ lege, high school, etc.) are being planned for the mm~ . su111mer D;IQilths. No · doubt residents are now archmg their closets, attics and basents for those "precious old yearllooks." .. 1.~ 1 l '·j • , jMRS. Hobart \Fern) Dillon, Lower , · River Rd., came across six annuals recently~ On~ wail the 1948-49 Mercerlpnianl from MercerviJJe (now Hannan Trace) High school. Another was the 1M6·47 GAHS Gallian. She also uncov· e~ed. three Rio Grande College Grand· ions, 192I, 1924 and 1928, and one Pt. Pleasant Ob· Kan, 1935. .1 ·' • • • • • DATEUNE foUIId 8JI interesting item on his desk one • 1 day last wee!>. It was titled, "What Does A Teacher Do Ml IlayT" It follows: . "What does a teacher do all day? "She's mother, father, warden, clergyman, trafficcontroller, philosopher, friend, psychologist, and maybe a zoo keeper some days. -' "Teach,ers don 't mind . They welcome the responsibility. Bult iJley would iJKe a little· something to go 'fith ii. • . "Money, sure. But what about a little recognition! And a little understanding? ' "According to some people, the teacher's job Is to comfort the troubled, and trouble the comfortable. And other people say she is supposed to understand those 110t good at explaining, and explain those not good at understanding. "What would it take to get you to close yourself up in .a room day after day with 30 high-spirited American youngsters?" 1 :r, .,::;::O""t:.... "'" :!ti,,.,.,, I DOCTOR SA\ S c. s·u •.;,."'· ,!'.: . , =:::j,:- PFC McElroy IU Germany 1 m:n :•:.: 1 Is I When the seaso~ wa~ ov~r, Buck attended Ohio UmverBity one semester, and then w~t to the Army. He w~s .stationed over east and kept m !me shape playing baseball In a service league. When his Army days are ovP.r he plans lo return .to basebalL He should do well With tllat 44 Inch chest and 3t Inch He's a real husky ""'"'";. . · m•asure.nenta supplied by his lather. ENROLL N •1 I I GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS. COUEGE 11 1 A·;h • - 1 THE FARMERS BANK THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. D.~ ~~- vention at th~ old JlOllor High comparable size. :guest speaker. ' --:..-::--::..·-::::-::-::.=·:-:=-~·-====:::::::::::::::========::=====:;'ii;i;ii;:;:;~' 1 c"s. .,:_:., School on Mam Street. Gallipolis was settled in 1790 The 3 p.m. session with Dr. ,.. The municipal election will be jby the "French Five Hundred." IEdwards will feature "How To held on saturday, May 2001 with mostly upper m1ddle class and , Gain the Most From a Study . a mayor, city clerk and l41professional men and their faml- Session." 1 council members 1o be elected lies fIe e in R ReiloluHonarr At 5:30 p.m., those teachers all to two-year term• under ' · F•ance. Agents of the Scio\o who have made reservations, current city charter. Land Company hnd led them to . will be served a baked st~ak comfortable homes and j dinner in Washington School ca· 1 Dr. Orr W . :11 Speak. all the necessities of life were feteria under the supervision. of "' waiting lor them along "La Bell Mrs. Nelle Franklin, cafeteria At Point PTA Meet " as tile French called supervisor. PT. PI,EASANT - llr. James the River. The settlers The evening session 'of ibe Orr, pedlatrlclan at Holzer found on their arrival th~t the I workshop will reconvene ~I . e:, . II wao disappointinJ to pita!, will be !he BUI!St speaker land they bad paid fqr had been 45 p.m., and the discussion ' ~Jil l tllis .week tllat there will be, for the Tue~y meeting ol the sold to fllem IUegally. :rt'•lr feature "lmproying Reatijllg; Gall1a county spelling bee Ibis North Pt. Pleasant PTA to he "comfortable homes" were ·so Program Design." . year. l K. Owens, eou~ty IUP. held at the school beginnlng at huts set In a wilderness Mrs. Katherine WilllaJns, .EJeer~Jn~te;ntle;;nt~,;tol;d;;m~e;lhis;;;;;;";ee;kJ 7:30 · p. m. . clearing amidst unfriendly to- mentary Superyi!(Or of lbe 1 Dr. Jlrr will apeak' on the diatis. Jipolls ct\y SchOols, · new law ~ncemlng immuniza- 'I'll~ a lOri~• of polllloqs . tnat Gall[a co"P.tY Sunday Almanac lions whlcjl was passed by the Federal goyemmeai '<JD~· bave been etle"iled ali West V!riJnia State efflirtl to salvage tltetr lion Io join tile Gallipolla city visitation at the Fread! evenlda~ teachers and many have accepb lerlldonall p. ~m •vou get a 125,000 BTU Armstrong LP. J 8y Uldllld m. prior to the meeung. obla!ned lecat rtghto to lllerr· t· Today is Sundsy, April16, !96th day of IU6'/ with • MODES TO PARTICIPATE Gas Fired Furnace • For average 5-room • , • and work better ·. follow. , c;i)LlJMBUS (l!PI) - Gov. home •completely installed to the The moon Jo between Its James A. Rhodes. Will parUt1• · ·' In an_ ohalr. phase ftrlll quarter. In ~.;auon ceremonies chimney. • Easy payment plan. Tile Blar 11 Mars. 12 at lila Ohio UQt, ••XIftltltllttJn.; • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Dall!' Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... R. M. Swlt· zer and John E. Halliday announce new law partner· •hip .. . Cadmus grade school building Is condemned . . . Rev. L. H. Stebbins Installed as pastor of First Presbyterian Church ... Lou Sakal resigns grid coachIng post at Rio Grande College . . . K of P Lodge ptan. new addition to Second Ave., building. t· -·f 1 and Mh. E. R. Evans, Columbns, Is ll$lplng lht U. S. Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force (PBIBI>AN'l') aeJ&. brate its 25th anniversary thjs month. Kent, a member of the 1960 Gallipolis championship football team, II servi~ aboard the attack transport USS lllonrovla. Kent's father served as principal of Wasblnaton EI• mentary school several years helore going to dillumbul. I , . 'f.. •l "" IJt/lt ' Mr. P •rr••;. 11.l 1' . a•~.,. a. 111, _,_. '..::... ,rid btvrdliY I 1 ' :Mrs. Shafer was a llll!lllber of the F i r s I Presbyterian Church and Morning L Jgbl Chapter 80, Order of l!aatem · Star. 1 Survivors Include her hul· 1 POMEWIY - Mrs. Stewart band, Stewart M. Shafer, whom ' I. (Helen) Shafer. 87, McClea· l•he married July 22, 1927; a ' y .racoby Rd., Rt. 4, Cor!- daughter, Mrs. Jacques (Joan) ' \lid. a reiire<l teocher. died Stanitz, of Pallatine, 10.; four • 1pril 6 in Warren General Hos- grandchildren; four brothero, · ' '~at . followinR a seven-week- Norman RusseU of Pomeroy; 0~ ·. !ness. iver, Millard and Eugene Ru,. Born oct. 23. 1899, In Pom- sell, and a sister, Mrs. Harold roy, she was i the daughter of 18aral Rhoda, all of Warren. .(las and Con Stevens RusselL Funeral services were last attended Ohio ar.d Kent Monday. Burial was in Crown Universities and was grad- Hill Burial Park. from Youngstown Uni 1 ·- ersity. She was a teacher at Bmm !MMIHENT llllard ami II or a r e lfann BAARN, Holland (UP!) !:<'~;Is in Cortlanrt for many IPrlnceso Beatrtx, expected to retiring in Ju1"' 1965. ideliver her ftrst child in the Ill Warren prl- 1next few days, ' wa~ reported to to Cor'land 17 years/be in excellent health by a <0111'1 spokeamaa Friday. :.J.«tMI mu~c. hambur~ers, gum .1txf Ttwrna. In·Servtce • Workshop Is Set . Mon· day LT. (j.g.) Howard K. (Kent) Evans, UiNJl, - of Mr. Mrs. Shafer Dies Recently I e: • * Sh•l'_!!-~~lefltnurh. II. o,UIP.,II•; o••· ;::;,.::; +·. . THREE former GAHS football players-Charlell Bill' . nett, Bill Wamsley and Butch McCormick-looked outstanding during the April 6 Morehead University football scrimmage at Morehead, Ky., according to reports from the Bluegrass state. All tiDI!e are ezpected to see plenty of action BB re~ tbiB falL Ten da)'l ago, Burnett and McCormick s outfit defeated Warn. ley's mates, 22-6, ulimaxlng the 1967 spring dltlll. * Glit'tlal'. 1 11:32 .:a..GIRLS . · 1 "uni.lf-Mr. •- ,...~·· He isn't much ~t getting up 1Jot1.n10n. 180J ~ .. ~. .. ~ J:r.~ · ~, •·20 •~ ·m.l r. .~r 1 · · ,s ~· , 1. in the morning, geltm~. a ha1r· · o...i• Bo•t.er. Jt•. t ' !:":,: 1~s!' G~US- When Presidl!#t·Lyndon B. Johnso~ cut. regular .dates. m•etmg '01 ,':/r.~lio!Rc, arrlvetimmid In Putn~~ del Este, GUraguay11 £q~ l!!eldlSoulh AtmhertASKED FOR IT! care of Helen J!elp us! t h i s enHts, 9hr drthivmg stra1ghi home. ··~::;::; ·•~ ~:.0: .. ""· · .,..,.. 1 can I co£!.4erence, a allfa CO\m_l y Sv . er was ere This column is for young peo- I news~per. e as e appetite 01 8 JUO·, rarrl!lll St.o...r. iln fl .. ~7•1!1pellt . ..Oil awaiting his arrlv~. ln fact, h~'d lieen do":'!. there three pie, their problems and pie"'· ANOTHER IN J'HE •'WIIfT gle creature, the ener8JI of a "w.<'.,..';;r ~ ,;,,...,. .i.{ ""'" or fo)lr weeks making p~eparabo!IS ~- the vtstt. ures, tlleir troubles and fun. As IS A'• SERIES: dead crab, the stor~es of an en. c. ,,,.,.., ··~· ~'"~..- -;:;,. Q>"' Sgt. George W. Miller of Rio .. ande, who has been with the rest of Helen He 1p ,· cyclopedl8 (or should we saY, 01 ,' , , .,..,.• . ~;: with the White House etachment o , ,he U. S. A!'my S1gUS!, 11 welcomes laughs but Dear Helen. fall')' tale~?). the temper ol a ''"""'' ~ :,;.,:;~Mr01•";' nal Corp, was one of a crew down tKike establl~hing com· won't dodge a serious question You had so tttuch response to Ilion, the rare determin:Jtion of :~" ~~io p:m.J Mr'. ,,;~~ Mn. mn1a municatlons between Punta del Este·Wnd the Untted States with a brush-<>ff "What Is A Soldier" that I a steel trap, and a heart as u•e c. ;,,.,..,. !'.1 • /~'":.;'~.Ji~ · It's that way with eyer'! trip" the ~e!idenl makes. Send your te~n-age questions)thought you'd like to read an· as the Rock of Gibraller . ~"'::;;.::...~. ~~;..:,.,, .... n,a• Three means of commumcalton ar&'ll:tamtamed on these to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, other "Wht Is." 1 hot>e you sometimes •· m. , 01 _.., VISits. They are two-way rad1o, telephone, and teletype. like this anonymous article as 1 .,.,., c. IDJ<tl • .,...,., I!• " The men of the White House Communications Agency re· , well as I did: _ BAH.BARA He is the last person to get I " ' c•••••m •"; ;,et;.·~.,t 1 main behind when the President leaves to cut off comGRADUATES- LTC R. J. Piper, director, Dept. up in the mornmg and the las: :.:,~:, ~:'v~,:;=:,• ":.'1."~:; munications. · of Finance presents PFC w. McElroy, of Pome· WHAT IS A BOYfRIEND person to go to bed at nighr. ..•. w. vo . .... ~ l.. ·,... Sgt. Miller Is the son of Mr. that plaos for the spelling bee roy with his diploma as an honor (lop in class) grad· Q My d clor . 1 . Bet~een the bother<om• sta~e Nobody else can get grease ::':!;,";;,.~.;·:.,.~ stt1or Glt-... • 0 pnd Mrs. J. Dale Miller. A fell ttU,'gpgh. uate of the Accounting Specialist course recently at . lS g vmf me of adolescem:e and lhe ~CeUght- 1 all over hls face, under his fiil" nttrl!d ta~~~r, A111~tr 1':!.~'::~~~ a: graduate of old Rio Grande The G~lipolts clty school SY9· Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind. pJlls a~d shots because a~ ful felicitude of fatherhood, we ! gernails, all over his nose, shirt, ::!"~~:dl!d ~n t'leatb 1n::! ~h= High School, he joined the Ar· tem dropped its annual spelling • • overweight. 1 am losing W~lg t find a gangly, jealous, but dar-1 pants and whate\•er else he has b~,;:,~ ==~v;:te'!.. Mi.. Bill my in 1912 attended radio bee a couple of years ago. This and I feel better but myiTiends ling hunk of man called a boy·! on like a boyfriend. Nobody ets• '" .."" c.w... M,.,....,., ~.,;: l!lchool at ~p Gordon Ga., leaves tbe entire county with· say that I am endangermg my friend. can squeeze into a gl"ve com- ~! ~ea~~~~':::~~ ~:,:. a~11: and has been stationed at'"wash.. out a speiUng bee. Yet all of After four ~eks of clerk healt~. How d~ you feel about B f ·ends come in bandy 1partment a crowbar, nammer, !Nle~~r~·~r, 0;'.,.G.:!~re",.t:o: :,~ ington with the Signal Corps the surroundin~ counties haye PFc. Carl W. McElroy, sta· lschool he graduated and was · re~ucm"'drugs. k' d doihn all tvpes 0( two screw drivers, pliers, two :!.eat ~ran~:bndran, s.rvldt~T:t 10 ainre that time. con.ducted spellmg bees thIs tioned in the Finance Center of J sent to Personnel School at Ft. f ~ 1ere ;re so t:~ny 1 ~ :~trodse~~o~l:t~~e tiut ·on the books of ~rading stamps .. a T· ~~~:r~~:' b~,rt~~: 1~m1Nkl• sprmg and ~re re~dy far t~e ~ the Army in Nurmburg, Gef· 1Knox on Oct. 10 from which be 0 uc ng ugs , a a ca e 1inside the have th; same mot· shirt, a g1rl's scarf, a fmr col· CemeterY at Wdhln&tob c. H. Mrs. Charles Huff aDd daugh· big competition, w1th the wm· many, is the son of Mr. and aduated Nov 5 gorielll answer cant b~ given. ,, Y. 1 m.an trls 33 lect10n of fernale-tvpe h.sn clips, clarence c. <II,Hill lk:"•*· "' ter, Sarab, arrived Thursday ners and alternates going eith· IMrs Paul McElroy, Pomeroy, grHe was then·se~t to Ft. Ben· Some of these drugs, If taken to : Go ~Itt :s.s ghearts la bottle opener, HX can opeo- formltr re•~dU!:r ~:!!:.::· from Washington, D. C, for a er to Huntington or Columbus. Rt and ls an honors gradu- jamin Harrison Indianapolis, for a short time, help 3 person you can, rea :·h t many I ers, f0ur traffic ucket~. a pte-~:::::: t~at flfr . Rlcll•rtt• ·.urt•r';! 1 visit with her parents, the Dale Perhaps spelling doesn'.t mean l at~ of Pomeroy High School tn llndiana to Ac~unting School b.. get st~rted ?sing weight but ~:elr:us ~:· a;~ibleurwithout be· I ture of a g1rl, a d~-·~ of cards ~o~!a~:t~!! ~:u:a;~Y ~~~~....J.m. Millers at Rio Grande. They as much to others as It dots ltte class of 1964. He attend· where he •raduate on Jan 30 .1 wouldnt advtse anyone to. l!:d pof I l f II. for and rnure. !poll• around 1835. He'' •u",'"'"• •: • · 1o • . " · make a career of taking them I mg rna c a oo o or a mg I . . ' 1 !fe the former All..e.n o 0110 • motored to Tri-State atrpOrt to to me. ,But as ng as were ed Columbus Business Umver· las the Honor Graduate of his ·1 lie has the charmmg dtsposl : ;;:~;'\i ,Jalltel A. (f'•U Joru,•on. and 11 , bring her home. She's tbe for- graduating high school students sity for one year, graduated as class His sext stop was Ft. Q -I am baviJt& ~rouble ~s- 1 an~on~. )~ur~r' found any I bon of an utorn bomt.. and th~ th• late JohllnllJ c~~~~e~n :,~b~~~~: mer Carol Miller. who cannot properly s p e II a Juni()r Accountant, enlisted Dix .New Jersey from which ing weight. After ta ing Es B· hoy ne d s e t: where excep~ gratitude of an inn•Yent baby. ::~.'.N!!"' ;;~.,: two 5b:t~~· ~ ' ' • . words, I feel there is a. direet m the Army June 13, 191lA. went I' he 'was flown to Germany. His trol and Dexedrine for . five I :h:~: ;h: ~;er~u pos~d to be He is a lover wJt!l lour hand:; ~~:r;~~~~~~::;tt•~ :~deeM~;~nd:nn~r:..:· Her husband, Charlie, Is a co- need for a concentration on t Ft Benning Georgi • ,- bas. Pf C rl W McEl· months I bave lost very hltle 1 Y. . P , , and a sweetheart with ttn arn 1 ~. 1Gro.velld• rite• wl!u tr.eld Frl4ar !.~· pilot for Eastern Air Lines and spe1Ling just as there was on. o t ·.. a apd was St ';")Ft. ! addressAIS1575~·708al4'1.. ·'CI· Sec My doctor can't understand this. - at thlr gJrlfner:ds hou.,~s. ~ You can lock him out ,,f your arnuol\ at Mound am cemectery. when science when we tboug hi ti IE tc , w• Dl I . It?· Wl,en you are w a~ hmg dJsr.b house but not out of vour hearl. f the v'•sll was pr•-•rra••ed ~ ... K rammo• K Sept 10 for clerk •I roy, . R .t .. (El!BGD) APO., Can you ekPam O' . Charlie drew an assignment in Russians were beating us in the ~ox] y., · J DlSb. Ac ng0oo ' ' A Eskatrol is a combinaor washmg your ha;r, t.hey wan! You can keep him ~ way 'I 96 tbe right hand seat on a west· race for space. s oo. New York, ~ t ion of dextroamphetamin~ Ito come. over. but wl.'~~ You the girl next door (oh veah'!) ! bound flight out of Washington , <Dexedrine) and prochlorphea- . want a kiSs, they :re flx:~g rar·' but you can't ~eep hhn away For New Qu~rter Charne Huff has been flyi.ngR pzine. The first suppresses thelbu.retorsorad:u . . hugfat.:Jy gear lfrom your TV set You mrght , for Eastern between Washing· appetite and the second relieves ihlftS. ' ' 'ud ' as 'well give up .. He knows ev · Classes Begin ton, D. C., and New York C1ty, thP emotional tensions produc· i ~hen Y.ou are With has fr~P. s e;ry{hmg but your mu.uls . wha.i on a shuttle ~· He formerly ed by dietary restrictions. A h~ s makl.ng smart rem~tlb an\J I you mean when you t:dy someJuneB attended the Atr Force Acadfarmer is never mystiried when · dtsregardmg your flC'ii' dress, thing What you like and d l semy at Colorado Springs, Colo., his livestock gams weight. ~o but when you re alone, he's an like 'af)d he often remtnds yo~l Complete Diploma and is a former flight instructI I doctor should be myshficd when angel:<: Romeo. When you want I of ti. I or. ~ his patient fails to lose on a re- 1him to make a g~od Im~ress~?!'l l You .can call him a jerk, a Cow:ses OHered for Both Men and 0 • ducing regimen. Who's kiddmg on your parents, le tnp .• on .leiburn a snea k but he looks at I bad lost all track of Paul Ej)lli'OR'S NOTE - The following article ~ppeared lands - or bougbl tbem . aeo o~ I who? Icoffee tahle, spills everyth:ng, you with "tha't kind ui look I Women Skinner, brotller of Tom Skin· in the@lnday March 26 edition of the Cmcmnatt Enqmr- er again. The papers ll•; I d I Q 1 am • hon,.wlfe Rv and wont answer you "''"n and then when all things arc ner, Gallia county's new Civil er It w.~forw'arded to the Sunday Times-Sentinel by Mrs. the Historleal Society .nc ate stay in~ on a balanced low-<ol· ' you speak. . ! doubtful he con mend them all Colleg ..Lovol Busl~ Defense director. If I don't look ROberil'McMaster (the former Katherine Jones, daughter some of tbese land grants n Iorie diet I have managed to No one can gel such a k~ek with lh~ee magic worns· I Training moans Bettor closely, I can't tell the boys of Mr. , and Mrs. Raymond Jones, Gallipol!s). Said Mrs. tbe original French,. dated ~~- lose 18 pounds. Is stay ing on lro~ sneaking around eul'oer~, LOVE YOU. ~ ANONYMOUS Jobs with Higher Pay apart The other day Tom told McMaster, "I thought it was very mterestmg_and I ~m Also m the collection are se'- . such a diel harmful in any wav lcsmg the cops, playJ.ng pPKr.r Dear Barbara· Write, visit, il' call me Paul Is In West p aIm keeping a copy for myself, but thought yo~ might be to· eral Acts. of Congress from the I A - An active ho~sewile all night, and watchmg other Thanks for a happy contribu· 446-4367 For Complete Beach, Fla. terester, since it concerns !he Old French Ctty. . . same pertod, deeds.of s~le from I needs about 2.300 calories a dav girls walk down !he Hlreel. I lion to YAFI I nformolion PauJ Skumer was formerly ~·u wo~ld be in~ereshng to know lf anyone restdmg tile lan_d eompames mvolved but there is no harm in a diet He li~es cars. ~owlmg, dm,;e. ; And agam - though l he s e employed by the G. C. Murphy In Gallipolts today " .. related to the donor, Mrs. Mary and vanousdocuments a~d Jet: lthat is low in calories if it in-~~ mnVI"· Bndge. B~rdot,_:tow "What Is" articles .lre allony- • Co. at Pt. Pleasant, and was Jo~nston llotondaro . The ton" said Richard W. Kaupt, ters from ong:a~r~!.'::'tb~e~~s' eludes the essential vitamins. I INNOCENT I mous, lh:•y owe their origm transferred to West Palm arltcle follows. ' f th Cin In 11 Hlo- neers. The tw P minerals and if you don't be- PLEADS . 1\ to Alan Beck who oriomaied the ::~h~ ~~~ ;:~· :.~~r ~~ THE CINCINNATI Historical:::s!tely~ c na ~ ~:edofbys~~!fe~~~e:n~:~: l come emaciated. ~ -~~;~~!u~~~a~dho~~:~~d:u~ . for~~.l .. th . his "Wltat is A 36 Locust Stroet could uli a tra~sfer to Flori- Soc;ety has been g•v•n a sUI' ""Two Federal grantsXsigDed are dated IML ·. • Q - My doct•r 88Vs T have Ilona ire su pporter of the rulmg Gtrl' etc • senes. - H. da? p prising collectiOn of vaiuabl~ by Jefferson and his. secretary The papers are in excellent ~~ :a~gf ~lve~ ~a: caus~; . white Rhodesia Front Party, 00 dotuments m an even more of state, James Madison, were condition and wiU be preserved. 1 s t ou avnt pleaded innocent Friday to a WOllam Crothers of J•ckson surprising package: A cigar! in thi! box along with 28 ~thor not in their original cigar box, 1 te mods cotmm•n calu<o charge of setting two dogs on 'b t · ·ng 30 rare !ega .. ,. f Galli . . 1s conges JOn ue o a vtl vn. . . _ ( l pa~rs on the. ~tory but in. the Histories~ Society's 1 lar heart diSease. Tumors es- an Afncan and Ooggmg hnn 8 former resident of Rio Grande ox con ami told me the other day !hat his papers and letters ld tt:;;: 0 , : poill). They catli~ !Tom ,~ eld· 1s p e c 1 a I manuscript foldec• : pecially those that obstruct toe with a lea tiler strap. Pollee sa1d son, Dan (Buck) Crothers, was them signed by :re~. en 'ih 0~ . ~rl~.~lady 1n Ne~ Jel!,-l ·.who , which protect paper from de- common bile duct and the ear- Enansio Johane had 20 weal ' Can leA 1 ~t ~:I home from Fort Knox, Ky ., for as. Jefferson,,"1 moved to Maeylantl' 1mliiiij!13te11erioration. ly sta' g es or cirrho;is also caus• l marks on his back and dog biles 11 GREAT the weekend. Buck has been In original sett emen o a po 'l)y afterwards•.~vtf.ve.:: to j . liv;r enlargement What sort .o.f on his arms. Ohio. t · "" •" ,.,,.. ber 11 n to · · -~--=c-:::=::othe Army about a year now. ge m ...q.,. ·"'"'' ..... . I diet vou should Follow would d.. I ·-- -FRIEND! Dan Crothers is attending 01- ''I doubt that any blsiorteal Ifind out •morv ahout rillS gtft, I pend on the resulis of liver func- . s-1100 to 1300 ficers Candidate School at Fort society bas ever before re.elv· but all. we know so lar 18 thai tion tests. ft may be tit at no j;. • 1 etary restriction is OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Knox. His dad said he would ed panbment documents llfgo· lshe ongmally got the papers necessary graduate in June. A star alb- ed by a Presideol of the United through a great aunt whos.~ biiJbut, in anv case, alcohol shout~ I 5:00 to 7:00 Jete, like his several brothers, States, oluffed bllo au ordinal')' I band was from GalhJlllhS. . . be avoided. · 1 Buck played at Southwestern cigar box packed with pink cot- The donor, Mrs. ~a~ John· Q - Alter a gallstone opero . High School before moving to - -.- · stun Rolondaro, dectded to give «on my doctor said I have a Jackson. He waa a •tar for tile Party Convention8 tlte docum?nts to . the Cmcm- 1 shrunken liver. What would Ironmen In basketball and ba..,. . n.au HIStor;cal Soctely w he n GAUJPOI,.lS - The G•llipolis caus~i? Is t~•re any cure lor GfT lllli r•cn PHI, .....,.,. ,...,.. baiL Slated Thu1'8day sHe learned that 11 already had City schools have planned an In· ' .1, Sh ld 1 b · · t · 1 d' ,, I Jl .,~ h t.lo " - ' y....,. fl-o, ... ,. Mt.-er Ftd'erel Rutl'ft Sy1ttm 1 otW Willi .... U.o..tl. Anol After graduation he was PT. PLEASANT - Part• <>JII- ~n ~trtensive . collection of Gal- 1Service Workshop for Monday ·A ~~e u:e~~s as~:~~ke~e ;; ,._, 1._.,. 01 Dooa.no a. uMomhr F.D.t.C, --.red to a contract with the venUons for the Pt. Pleasant hpoho matenaL The Foundmg Ifrom 3 to 8:45 p. m. at Wash· th 1 te t f 1 h . If · · 1 1 t' ·u b . .. • a s ages o c rr oSis. POMEROY, 0. Mumc1pa FRENCH CITY adelphia Philllea, and .went e. ec 1on WI e con- of this French .community 1.., 1inglon Elementary School audi- ~ you have <irrhosis you should sprin• training 1n Flonda. dueled at 7.30 p. m. on Thurs- miles from Cmcmnatl IS an un- · lorium. be 11--poor d'1e1. y ou rna\, I LUMBER CO., INC. • shipped hiDl · to ·th th e Republ'lean con· 1 usual chapter tn . . 1 Phillies WI local area htsDr Donald L Edwards Di· 1 on a sa rl ta .1 Pine 51 .,01 1 Huron S D farm club vention to be beld at the county tory and more was written on I rect~r of the R~ading ";nter 13 ~ 0 need suplPemieln ryd' VI a- ~ Gollipollo, Ohio he s~nt. his. first season. courthouse and the Citizens con- it than on other settlements of Miami University will ~ tb~ ~tns an wa er PI 5 or mreLPhone 446-0296 11 · 1' • I lUll.:"" .., W MAUIAGI t.ICINIII 1 • • • • • .t 1 COVERS on the annuals are slightly worn, but the In· side pages are well preserved. Too, it is interesting to note that hair and dress styles of today are similar to those 21 or 22 years ago. • ·· By Helen · of Early Gall•zp 0 t•l s E_.a ill • 10: Larry 11'1 . llllqell, 19, dalllpoiW, and 1d1 f . .a,tn'bf.t'• ' J.lj; - u are Docu ments 1 urn By HOBnT WILSON, JR. • Week's . . ~:~:~~:;l·: ' The SUnday Times-Sentinel; SUn~~~-Aprll16 1967-11 1 Dateline: ' ' ''!; H ij"!"f ~ .... t 1If ~=:~·~ ~u~~1'e::n. ft~ ol !lie .'10 .mill1oD as neor)J evory tupayer sbould .;ltllmellc. About t10 per eent of, ror ts ·It bell eve, : ll.the sWI' "Is he.IJ incotlle .111 re1Um1 !Ued tbll !mow by DOW, IJ . the nst lhelle ~calculaliOns are to the disptepancy. ,that "llj,e · tax~ayer can't win" not being treated fair , he can tht amount of the u¢erpay· year. ' oomputer centv whldl tbe IRS advantage of .tile taxpayer-th'at . 11 ~· Is not quUe sure of the once 'be ts .pull ell In for an o!fioe ap!'<'al for a higher Je~VIIl ,review ment plus stx per cent Interest. But tills 1J a 11'011 nallooal bas establialled at MartlnBbur&, Is, they operate to \'lake histax , ex~j!maUon, he may JnJUate a audit? , . · at o~e of. t~e 40 IRS . nal · · averaae, 8lld your dlaneel for W.VL lower tllan it really should be. J"correspondence audit," whicil · No, It' isn't' true. . ofllcers. There were sudl But if II suspecta deliberate audit rise abarply with your Tbls year, lor lllo llrat time, But dte other 40 per cent are rnelins writing the lupayer a1 L'ast year1 the IRS demanded appeals· last ·year, ~ IIIey cheating, it can assess a civil income. Above a certaiD Income it wW cut a beady electroulc errors wbiclJ cause the taxpayer polite letter asking why . !Je 1addlliOI!~ ·payments from only 1 resulted In reductions .amount- fraud penalty ranginB from 5 to level-reported to be tiJO,OOO a eya on fNil'f bldlvidual lnoomt to pay more lium be owes. Las! neglected 1o report this or lhil! 54 per .cent-slightly more tllan 1 ing lo 58 per cent of : lite sum 50 per cent of file amount oHI!e yelll'-tbe IllS cllecb every tax retum. yeor, the IRS clteerfuUy refund- hit of income, or why oe half-of lbe I&Jqlayers wbose which lower echelbn• bad underpaymen~ return. Stored IIIIIs JDe1110r7 eeJis are ed f82 miWon trf tlllpllyers who claimed a certain ~uction, retlll'lls were audited. It found claimed was due in 'I¥JUonal Ill really flagrBDt cases, lilt It also glvt~ audit priority lo bundreds ol mDU..,. of llems of overpaid because of faulty etc;. . 38 per cent of the queslloned taxes. ,, IRS won't let a tu: evader o!f 1 ·~!!!h; . ,. By LOUIS CASSELS tupayll'l, auch ao doclon, information about payments matfl. . Sbould· tile taxpayer's raply be returns to be entirely correct. Finally, a determill~ ~&XIlaf• with a ,clvll penalty. It refen pie¢ lite case to the juallee · ' United Press IDteraallonal freelan<e writers and maaufac. made to Amerleani!D the fonn - If the compu!Alr detects unsatiSfactory, or should the And In ~ight per cent of the er can go to court. · ~. WASIDNGTON (UP!) -Nett turers' repreaenlaUves, whoae ol wages, dividends, lnteres~ something wrong other than an initial "eyeball check" indicate audits, It concluded that tile his case twitlloul a laW¥,..., II be department for criminal lraud .,.,iii~' · · from a draft board, income Is derived ·from a etc. 'l1llJ data wu fed lnlo the error in arithmetic-for exam- a discrepancy too serious to be taxpayer actually had overpaid wishes) before ~ U.S. Tu prosecution. Abonl l,'IGO crimJn.. most chilling communica- variety of 'sources rather than a "monster'' from employers W-2 pie, if II fthds filalsome Item ol cleared up by correspondence, and was entitled to a-refund. Court In Wasblnglon,q or tby a! llldklmenls are obCalned a citizen can receive from single employer. '!be olficlal reports, and from the Form Income apparently has not been the tal!layer is called into lite Even if lite audit leads tbe paying the claimed !aWl go annuaUy, and nearly 110 per cent · government" a letter whlch ,explanation is litat such lupay- 10911 IDformatloD retums filed reported-the return is automa- nearest IRS local office (there IRS agent to the conclusion that · Into a federal distrlctq(IOurt ~ lead to convictions. . begins. 'ers are more likely to by corpor&UIHIB, banks, ete. tically earmarked for what tlte are 900 scattered across the additional taxes are due, the sue for a refund. About 1,1AIO SecUon 72111 of the Internal · : ~ "Dear Sir. "overlook" some of their MOll Bmn Caught IRS caDs "an eyeball check" by country) for a heart-to-heart taxpayer is not required to cases are docketed eaeb yeor Reveaue Code defines wllfull "'¥our income tax return has income. Most of the errors eaugbt by a human agent. talk witlt an agent. He is asked accept that verdict. He ean ask for 'civil court action. About 811 tax evasion • a feloliJ ·:fiffi, selected for ""dit " A retum is also likely to be the computer (which haa been In many instances, the agent to bring along canceled checks, for a review of his case by the per cent are settled before trial punishable by llne!l up to $10,000 . :: What are your chances of :selected for audit if its statistics checking relurM from some can tell, merely by examining receipts and other documents district IRS office (there are 53 by out-of-court negoltalloo. A and jaB aenlellces ap to I years, -~ceiving sucl! a Jetter this depart too widely from wbat the parta of the nation for !Oreral tbe return and its supporting I which support his return. in the country). Last year, Vet;Y small number-leo!S th&ll a And now, bact 1o lbat relunl. ·;/ear' And what will happen if 1 IRS considers a normal raUo of years) are simple mistakes Ill papers, that there is a plausible Can't Win nearly 40,000 taxpayers claimed dozen, as a rule, are eitrled 1111 , • . ..,. ' 1q,u do? 1 deductions to elll'IIIngB. ' · .~Statistically , th~. odds are 20-1 , Finally, It Is sure to be ,, tJainst your beiiig tapped on checked If the "MarUnsburg i'· lbe shoulder by the Internation- monster" detects an apparent ,.,. @I Revenue Service. The IRS discrepancy In Its entries. plans to audit about 5 per cent The "MarUnsburg monster," By Mouq 70 million AJner1. must fed«al Income returns. The foJJowiDg "i~,J!I\olllltched answers quesiiODS are apt 1o arise ID 1 IJllly·er's mind as be apoarhes his annual moml!llt of with the internal revenue ien•ice. . I" '" ... . . . .. 1 I RUTLAND .FURNITURE'S UNBEATABLE HOME HEATING SPECIAL ARMSTRONG lP GAS FIRED s ; . '' FURNACL PRE-SEASON SAlE················ '---•f p..,, 500 Gal. LP Gas Systems 1 A Mlll'l~l)d WUbqr . •lrplanej in 1487: · , . On thtsi!liY.-.IIi When you call Ohio Bell, yo\n- service representative will answer questions about phone service, kinds of phones, how to get 'em, colors, charges-questions, questions, questions. Ask her a question about how the ·telephone can serve you better and you won't queatiGn why we keep her Gn the payroll. Got a question?. ' ' ~ .. • ' ' R&rsare .ym•u•,f~~~~~~o~f~~~~' ll ' ' lf.,.. "' '·.~s.i Cb•!ro f!oltl floiM ,od)ull HOily !Olltoll ·t~cw<o. ~ir ~ cO..truc. ' tfon' muru ~r.tect . ....... c.mton.·· IT WILL PAY YOU tO GET OUR SPECIAL OFFER BEfORE YOU.BUY ,,~·.if '- i �' I .. •- ' ' ,. ' 'i ( •I \ • The Week's Roundup . Pt. Pbmsant Man's (G.w.IA COUNTY) VOL. 2 NO. 11 •· ;· SUNDAY, . APRIL 1~, 1967 .~ ANNUAL TRIP- The Third Wednesday Homemaker's Club of Syracuse·went • to the PhUip Sporn plant at Graham Station, W. Va., for a tour of the plant, after. ward dining in the plant cafeteria, then going on to Ravenswood to shop. At. tending, front row, left to right, are Naomi London, Pauline Morarity, Ada Slack, Kathryn Johnson, Linda Ferrell and Betty Haye~; hack row, Sara Roush,. A:nn Sau. vage, Jessie Cottrill, Joyce Ramsey, Agnes White, Irene Parker and Vll'gmia Sal.:. ser. Several members were unable to go. • · 124[ for 35 acres of land to county !J Wahama Teacher Wins $3,000 Math pr~!ent<ed A- commissioners fOr development deediof recreational area. · We Want YOUR Busi~ess. How About ?? . It••• DOC SMITH Sill'S: 1966CHEVYIMPW--4 DR. HARDTOP, All Power TWO Gallipolis Medical Cen~AAHospital-Ciinlc employees were honored for 21 years service Friday afternoon , ·by Dr. H. B. Thomas, one of the::lllospital's founders, and .John Guion, administrator. Mrs. Iva France, left, received a cash award and potted plant wlule Mrs Dorothy Spear, .right, rece.ived a huge mll'ror and. polled plant. The two women joined the hospital's staff when it '!'as the Gallipolis Clinic on State St., in 1946. · . C------ Features. 100% Warranty · · ·· 24 Schoof·Patrol Boys . I Wa~hington Plan ·~ ' ; 1965 CHEV. PICKUP, GALLIPOLIS - Reservatons for the Gallia County Delegalion to the School Patrol Wash!n~ton Trip In May has been received by the Auto Club of Sou them Ohio. Elmer B. Sword, Acting Safety Director for the Club, announced that payment for 24 patrol boys has been re· Local Ow.Ar, Low Miles, New Opel Trade In · ······ ·· ··· 1964 CHEV. II NOVA ST. WAG., VI, Automatic, Power Steering, These Are Hard To Findll ...... ·.. · .. ce~:!.s of the boys selected for the trip were forwarded by Neil Sanders, Principal of Wash· ington School. Attending a r e Steven Salibury, Charles Perroud S\l!ve Lee, nave Somerville' Dana Min~ S \!;! p per, Stev~ Morgan, d.ri$ Cotton, and Billy Foose. ~ _;,. Also golng are BNce!Jlodgers, 1962 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN 3•(Ja' weck· Probed by Mason Police lust Arrlvedl New Shipment of the Reel Hot All Models In Stnck. 12 Montli, 12,000 Mile Warranty GOTSOMEMORETOO GMAC and ., BANK FINANCING UICK gatioo .will be announced at a later date," Sword said. He added, "A meeting will be held prior to the trip fo~ all those going to Washington and their parents. At that time AAA Parade Caps and Jackets will be given to patrol members." 13 Meigs, Gallia Students R.ate Dean's Li' ...t At ou ATHENS - Nl ne MeI~s county students and four Gallia ty students have been named to the Dean's List at Ohio University for !be first semester of _::= =::::...:.:...___-_-".-.--"--· 1fie 1!8-'7 school year. A total f 1of 1.430 -students made the list. f , j These students represent ,.. ·proximately It per cent of the Ii3,1118 fulltlme un!lergradilate "·· ' studet1ts on the Athens I First 5emester treslunen !have at least a 3.0, orB age ~d second semester mon and upperclassmen , MASON - A three-car accl- bav 1jj u awrage to be · dent was Investigated b1 Mason ed · Dean's List. clty police Friday at 5:20 p.m. from Ganta • on Route :13 In Mason. 34,640 Actual Miles, Local becutives Trade In ······•· · ··· OP.ELS Jim:- Noe, Jerry Frazier, Jerry Evans, Jeff Francies, Ecklie Wildermuth, Richard Conley, David Thomas, Topper Orr, John Felker, Tom Perry, Dean Epllu&, Jell Lewis, Terry Bush and Alan Gardner. "'IJ!e dlaperone for this dele- Visit " area were: Gallia -Norman S. 2 Bidwell; J~mea F. Long, 112 Smith Dr.; Diana L. Parsons, 121 Kineon Dr.; and l,{arA. Worman, 248 second Ave.l, aU of Gallipolb. M~ -;- Billy R. Allen, Lora A, Z. '1\Irner, Ch81Iter; let1·1\. lwarii:,-Coolville; · 862 Pearl St., lll>'Brown, 175 No. st., Mlddllporl; John w. Hysell, Mtneravlll~; Donna:.: L. 232 W. Mam St., PomeOW• Aon Circle, Rt. I Ross Zer- ... Holstein Club Banquet Held··:·· · 1 PFC. NORMAN HAWLEY PFC. Norman E. Hawley, soa of Mr. and Mn. Nonoao Hawley, Middleport Route I, Is new •ta1to•ed ln . Cllu La!, Vietnam. Hawley underwent baalc lrallltng at Fort Be"' Ding, Ga., and advanced tralnlog at Fort Polk, La. His . wUe, Ltnda, II reoldlag III Middleport. ---- . CHESTER - Norman R o s •1Holler and rlavid Koblen\z. j ouUined plans for the coming Earl ' Dtl!l, IIIIIi., J:C - . was eleeted president of t h e Roy Holter served as master year. mental Farm aod .BoY liiiiltr Meigs County Holstein Club at of ceremonies, Earl Dean gave [ M' 8 11 M M 1 C as ~ ol 1111- 11111·. . . . 155 a Y ora, e gs Ollll- cwn dub. the 16th annual banquet he I dlthe invocation and Bob Armour, Friday evening at the Chester Columbus, International Farm tdy Da~ry dPrmcest, told of ~er W~ of the daar prt.... Elementary school. Youth Exchange delegate to In- ul!es an exper ences as s 0 were,' David KJnc, Ami Bolter, Other officers eleeted to serve .dia for 1966, was principal represents Me•.gs County as tbe Pat K®tenls. Jeaoy Dta!l ... were George Holter, vice presi.l s pea kc r. Armour pri!Sented t967 Da1ry Prmcess. Sally Mara Ia tbe atudelit IJ'OUII 1 dent, and Paul Moore, secretary slides and told of his slay in fn. Mr. C. E. Blakeslee pre,.nted 1and the f!dulll, lfrL J • me I and treasurer. Roy Holter, ou~ dia. the efficient dairyman award• Smi.tb, Ge(q• llarl, ~ 1:4 going president, was elected Ruben Jo~s. vice-tresident to Mr. and Mrs. David Koblentz Humpbrey, ~ Karl Kliutl, director. Other directors are AI- of the Ohio Holstein Assn., and and plaques to Theron Johnson, Mrs. RllbeD JOQtl 4!114 lofrl, bert Parker, Earl Dean, AI vii . Dewey Kennedy, state direc-tor . 1Virgil King, Rex Shenefield, George RarL FLBA· Off . icers, Directors To Attend Event to ••• Ford Country Sale! Eddie Fit. UHCICarM111111r SPECIAL SPECIAL •• ....t:· ,.. ·or:: .. EmenonJonN 1967 FALCON TUDOR SEDAN 6 cyl., Cruise-o-Matic tr1ns., deluxe ..., belts SPECIAL ROMNEY Danny Tllempson . Glnerel S.aiM Mgr. , USED CAR SPECIALS 1966 CHEVROLET----- $2295 Moltbu 4 Dr. Hardtop, I cyl, ottnm. powor •-Jht. ,.. - diD, h11tH, wts tlr11 1964 GALAXIE 500 $1595 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 $1795 Convorttblt, I'll lflllnt, ot. trano, powor IINrlne, pow•r ltrak..., racno •nd hNter, wl1 &Jrn, •unthl.,_ .,eclaJ 4 Door. I cyl. it. trano., rodlo ond hooter, wit l!rot ' . 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 -'---4 oHr, I cyl., at. tranL, pawar 1ttttlnt, ,... 1963 FORD CUSTOM 300 4 DOC!r, 6 cyl, ~~~~~ GALIILIPOLIS 'vate Juc!Iard A. · of Mr. imd Mn!. Vlrl!l ~ers. 170 hHt.rt£ .wl&llnt . $7,.1, . trans. A nln ent . JiB . 1962 FORD CQUNTRY SEDAN__;_. . $lOb~. 4 Door Italian· Wa...,, I cyl. ol, trlnl., · - ...., , . redlo 1nd ht1&tr, ytll tina · \ ~:t _ 19~ I FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE __:_.... $7fj . Stailon htl~r, Wa..,i, I ..;t. air condition at. tr•no.. po.,.r .t..rliot. radl•. alj,fJl KEITH GOBLE FO-RD . HJJu-AlllNne» 0110:1 !11&oo HU:I>I-AlllNnoo a110:1 :naoo Pvt. Saunden' II , ' ~Jq~eJ's Aide ':" · •· ' .I ¥ • ma .• I.' , ..~; test ~ . ·i'f ,J 1,'1"') .f;.· !1180G &ID ' J >' ~. ' �' I .. •- ' ' ,. ' 'i ( •I \ • The Week's Roundup . Pt. Pbmsant Man's (G.w.IA COUNTY) VOL. 2 NO. 11 •· ;· SUNDAY, . APRIL 1~, 1967 .~ ANNUAL TRIP- The Third Wednesday Homemaker's Club of Syracuse·went • to the PhUip Sporn plant at Graham Station, W. Va., for a tour of the plant, after. ward dining in the plant cafeteria, then going on to Ravenswood to shop. At. tending, front row, left to right, are Naomi London, Pauline Morarity, Ada Slack, Kathryn Johnson, Linda Ferrell and Betty Haye~; hack row, Sara Roush,. A:nn Sau. vage, Jessie Cottrill, Joyce Ramsey, Agnes White, Irene Parker and Vll'gmia Sal.:. ser. Several members were unable to go. • · 124[ for 35 acres of land to county !J Wahama Teacher Wins $3,000 Math pr~!ent<ed A- commissioners fOr development deediof recreational area. · We Want YOUR Busi~ess. How About ?? . It••• DOC SMITH Sill'S: 1966CHEVYIMPW--4 DR. HARDTOP, All Power TWO Gallipolis Medical Cen~AAHospital-Ciinlc employees were honored for 21 years service Friday afternoon , ·by Dr. H. B. Thomas, one of the::lllospital's founders, and .John Guion, administrator. Mrs. Iva France, left, received a cash award and potted plant wlule Mrs Dorothy Spear, .right, rece.ived a huge mll'ror and. polled plant. The two women joined the hospital's staff when it '!'as the Gallipolis Clinic on State St., in 1946. · . C------ Features. 100% Warranty · · ·· 24 Schoof·Patrol Boys . I Wa~hington Plan ·~ ' ; 1965 CHEV. PICKUP, GALLIPOLIS - Reservatons for the Gallia County Delegalion to the School Patrol Wash!n~ton Trip In May has been received by the Auto Club of Sou them Ohio. Elmer B. Sword, Acting Safety Director for the Club, announced that payment for 24 patrol boys has been re· Local Ow.Ar, Low Miles, New Opel Trade In · ······ ·· ··· 1964 CHEV. II NOVA ST. WAG., VI, Automatic, Power Steering, These Are Hard To Findll ...... ·.. · .. ce~:!.s of the boys selected for the trip were forwarded by Neil Sanders, Principal of Wash· ington School. Attending a r e Steven Salibury, Charles Perroud S\l!ve Lee, nave Somerville' Dana Min~ S \!;! p per, Stev~ Morgan, d.ri$ Cotton, and Billy Foose. ~ _;,. Also golng are BNce!Jlodgers, 1962 BUICK LESABRE SEDAN 3•(Ja' weck· Probed by Mason Police lust Arrlvedl New Shipment of the Reel Hot All Models In Stnck. 12 Montli, 12,000 Mile Warranty GOTSOMEMORETOO GMAC and ., BANK FINANCING UICK gatioo .will be announced at a later date," Sword said. He added, "A meeting will be held prior to the trip fo~ all those going to Washington and their parents. At that time AAA Parade Caps and Jackets will be given to patrol members." 13 Meigs, Gallia Students R.ate Dean's Li' ...t At ou ATHENS - Nl ne MeI~s county students and four Gallia ty students have been named to the Dean's List at Ohio University for !be first semester of _::= =::::...:.:...___-_-".-.--"--· 1fie 1!8-'7 school year. A total f 1of 1.430 -students made the list. f , j These students represent ,.. ·proximately It per cent of the Ii3,1118 fulltlme un!lergradilate "·· ' studet1ts on the Athens I First 5emester treslunen !have at least a 3.0, orB age ~d second semester mon and upperclassmen , MASON - A three-car accl- bav 1jj u awrage to be · dent was Investigated b1 Mason ed · Dean's List. clty police Friday at 5:20 p.m. from Ganta • on Route :13 In Mason. 34,640 Actual Miles, Local becutives Trade In ······•· · ··· OP.ELS Jim:- Noe, Jerry Frazier, Jerry Evans, Jeff Francies, Ecklie Wildermuth, Richard Conley, David Thomas, Topper Orr, John Felker, Tom Perry, Dean Epllu&, Jell Lewis, Terry Bush and Alan Gardner. "'IJ!e dlaperone for this dele- Visit " area were: Gallia -Norman S. 2 Bidwell; J~mea F. Long, 112 Smith Dr.; Diana L. Parsons, 121 Kineon Dr.; and l,{arA. Worman, 248 second Ave.l, aU of Gallipolb. M~ -;- Billy R. Allen, Lora A, Z. '1\Irner, Ch81Iter; let1·1\. lwarii:,-Coolville; · 862 Pearl St., lll>'Brown, 175 No. st., Mlddllporl; John w. Hysell, Mtneravlll~; Donna:.: L. 232 W. Mam St., PomeOW• Aon Circle, Rt. I Ross Zer- ... Holstein Club Banquet Held··:·· · 1 PFC. NORMAN HAWLEY PFC. Norman E. Hawley, soa of Mr. and Mn. Nonoao Hawley, Middleport Route I, Is new •ta1to•ed ln . Cllu La!, Vietnam. Hawley underwent baalc lrallltng at Fort Be"' Ding, Ga., and advanced tralnlog at Fort Polk, La. His . wUe, Ltnda, II reoldlag III Middleport. ---- . CHESTER - Norman R o s •1Holler and rlavid Koblen\z. j ouUined plans for the coming Earl ' Dtl!l, IIIIIi., J:C - . was eleeted president of t h e Roy Holter served as master year. mental Farm aod .BoY liiiiltr Meigs County Holstein Club at of ceremonies, Earl Dean gave [ M' 8 11 M M 1 C as ~ ol 1111- 11111·. . . . 155 a Y ora, e gs Ollll- cwn dub. the 16th annual banquet he I dlthe invocation and Bob Armour, Friday evening at the Chester Columbus, International Farm tdy Da~ry dPrmcest, told of ~er W~ of the daar prt.... Elementary school. Youth Exchange delegate to In- ul!es an exper ences as s 0 were,' David KJnc, Ami Bolter, Other officers eleeted to serve .dia for 1966, was principal represents Me•.gs County as tbe Pat K®tenls. Jeaoy Dta!l ... were George Holter, vice presi.l s pea kc r. Armour pri!Sented t967 Da1ry Prmcess. Sally Mara Ia tbe atudelit IJ'OUII 1 dent, and Paul Moore, secretary slides and told of his slay in fn. Mr. C. E. Blakeslee pre,.nted 1and the f!dulll, lfrL J • me I and treasurer. Roy Holter, ou~ dia. the efficient dairyman award• Smi.tb, Ge(q• llarl, ~ 1:4 going president, was elected Ruben Jo~s. vice-tresident to Mr. and Mrs. David Koblentz Humpbrey, ~ Karl Kliutl, director. Other directors are AI- of the Ohio Holstein Assn., and and plaques to Theron Johnson, Mrs. RllbeD JOQtl 4!114 lofrl, bert Parker, Earl Dean, AI vii . Dewey Kennedy, state direc-tor . 1Virgil King, Rex Shenefield, George RarL FLBA· Off . icers, Directors To Attend Event to ••• Ford Country Sale! Eddie Fit. UHCICarM111111r SPECIAL SPECIAL •• ....t:· ,.. ·or:: .. EmenonJonN 1967 FALCON TUDOR SEDAN 6 cyl., Cruise-o-Matic tr1ns., deluxe ..., belts SPECIAL ROMNEY Danny Tllempson . Glnerel S.aiM Mgr. , USED CAR SPECIALS 1966 CHEVROLET----- $2295 Moltbu 4 Dr. Hardtop, I cyl, ottnm. powor •-Jht. ,.. - diD, h11tH, wts tlr11 1964 GALAXIE 500 $1595 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 $1795 Convorttblt, I'll lflllnt, ot. trano, powor IINrlne, pow•r ltrak..., racno •nd hNter, wl1 &Jrn, •unthl.,_ .,eclaJ 4 Door. I cyl. it. trano., rodlo ond hooter, wit l!rot ' . 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 -'---4 oHr, I cyl., at. tranL, pawar 1ttttlnt, ,... 1963 FORD CUSTOM 300 4 DOC!r, 6 cyl, ~~~~~ GALIILIPOLIS 'vate Juc!Iard A. · of Mr. imd Mn!. Vlrl!l ~ers. 170 hHt.rt£ .wl&llnt . $7,.1, . trans. A nln ent . JiB . 1962 FORD CQUNTRY SEDAN__;_. . $lOb~. 4 Door Italian· Wa...,, I cyl. ol, trlnl., · - ...., , . redlo 1nd ht1&tr, ytll tina · \ ~:t _ 19~ I FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE __:_.... $7fj . Stailon htl~r, Wa..,i, I ..;t. air condition at. tr•no.. po.,.r .t..rliot. radl•. alj,fJl KEITH GOBLE FO-RD . HJJu-AlllNne» 0110:1 !11&oo HU:I>I-AlllNnoo a110:1 :naoo Pvt. 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TURCO GYM SETS SEE OUR NEW SELECTIONI :L I MODEL NO. 2625 WITH SLIDE - - - OTHER MODELS AT E,.joy this famoUB GRfAT SMOKIES HIDEAWAY! Mab l'lltiVItiont now to come, this Spril18' ••• relax Jn tht tronqulllfl ollhe Gmt Smoklto• lorpst r,sort • , • aniona beoulfful mounllllno tnd lllcto. EnJoy W9nder!ul food, hQ<So· beck rldi• owlmmlq, ftthlnr. hlklnr. crattmakinr. water 'POfllo OqUIN dttlcl.. lnd Pll'310ff, Spend IIIHul nl\lhts In 011<1 Ill 11110 dllllhtful cotttaw or In tho lovell' 56-room ..... JAE£- Wtit. FarColtJ• Fohkr IOIITAIA VIUACE RESORT Dept. GTS, FONTANA DAil, NORTH CAROLINA 28133 • • ANew Serv1•ce AI.p·1ckens · OPEN i=ltii;)AY '"" SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 OPEN OTHER DAYS AU DAY7:00to5:30 - •••· ' I PER 4'x8' PANEL Ohio Sales Tax Collections • ~·~ I • • .93 24.95,29.95 and 39.95 ALL THE AIOV.!i I.PW PRICE$ INCLUDE! OUR FRIE HOME , -We Sot Up Y~r ~ F'IJ'.You-~ iped•IServlco INSTALL,tl~ ~·~·CIATYOUit i �, ....... , -.j' . ' ' Awards are Given ·- ·- Strick_en 10 Years Ago . (', • es-llentlnel, Sunday, Ap~lll18, 1967 ' ·BealCh In the cause ltd ell\"f Ql cer fllnd drive, reminds resl cancer to continue _. donations Idents oLMe!Js Cou~ to glvt · be received. ~- . Jameaj II> ·fOUr Cancer ·volunteer Wb"' qna•Jrm,an tf !be dan- they -!IOIIC!t Y.OUr are~. 1 ,>) ,. . .. . -Smeltztr Garden Center · ' ·'·1'· .... .. 1 453 Jackson Plie, Goillpollo . Open wlo;.k 446-1106 P•r• a.to P-Sundoys Ito ~ ' . ' lilAC . 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OUR FRIE HOME , -We Sot Up Y~r ~ F'IJ'.You-~ iped•IServlco INSTALL,tl~ ~·~·CIATYOUit i �• ·- 1. \ ,, WHEN LOOKS COUNT The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sun!lay, April 16, 1967-17 Orioles Dumped. ll-3 By K.C Nine ,Pirates Suffer Another Defeat ' ' ' PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Tbe Chicago Cubs combined U.. sev· en-hit pllcblng of Ray C u 1p with a barrage of extra • base hits Saturday to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-3. Randy Handley's home run, a triple by Adolpho Phillips and doubles by Billy Williams, Emie Banks, and Lee Thomas enabled Culp to coast to an easy victory in his Cub debut. Acquired in the oU · season from the Phillies, Culp fanned eight and walked one as he helped the Cubs 10 thelr second straJibt win over the Pirates, who lost their third straight game. · The Cubs snapped a Z-2 t 1 e with a three-run burst in t h e third highlighted by Hundley's l10me run with Thomas aboard, earlier in the inning Banks dou. bled and rode home on Thomas' single. In the Cub fifth, Thomas doubled and Phillips, who tripled, scored on Culp's sacrifice. Glenn Beckert singled in the first nnd scored on a double by Williams, who got to third on an error by Roberto Clemente and weilt on to score with Thoma3' single. The Pirates got a run and three hils in the first. Matty Alou was hit by a pitch, took seccnd on a groundout and scor~ ed on Clemente's single. CleBy United Press International mente took seond on an error, National Leagu< advanced to third on a ground· · New York 000 000 002- 2 5 1 out. .and scored on Donn Clen~ Philadelphia 400 000 02x - 6_6 0 1 denon's single. B. Shaw, Hamllton (6) , F!SoThe Pirates tacked on anoth· et 181 and Grote, Sullivan (6); er run in the eighth when CleBunning (1-1) and Dalrymple . mente singled, moved to second LP - D. Shaw IOI). HRS - on a single by Gene Alley. Gonzalez (lsl), Briggs list) . KANSAS CITY (UP!) the lint four innings. er Repoz hit homer and a Righthander Jim (~=~~· Danny Cater got I o u Hunter, who went the ~ straight singles Saturday as !nr the victory, lost his bid lor Kansas City Athletics def•oatedla shutout In the seventh when the Baltimore Orioles 11-3 back-to-back doubles by a 15-hit attack and handed Powell and Curt Blefary plus world champions their first Andy Etchebarren's Bingle ac- 1M Mo!vln IJttle · for of the season. counted for two Oriole runs. 1M liST Dl"'- IVRR on • Ntw FORD " MUSTANG, d The Athletics, who score FAIRLANI, THUNDIRBIRD, ' double figures only three . The A's jumped to a 2.0 lead MERCURY OR FORO TRUCK last season, shelled 0 rio 1 In the first wben Cater, and Ed Durllll Mortln Ford'a Annuol starter and loser Wally Bunker 1 Charles laced twCHJut singlles II Sprint loll. for seven hits and six runs and scored on Repoz's blown triple to center. The chased Bunker with th•~ee:s:~ · th 1 th J' 4 door ~n, Cle&r'Wlter m e our on lm aqua finisb, Stock No. 849, single, doubles by Phil and 289 cu. ln. eqlne, S.S. Com., Bert Cclmpanaris and Mt k e riaual lfOUP1, 7:7~14 w:s!w Harshberger's single. tiretl. am raQJo, wheel eovRepoz homered off John Mil· :.;J:.dC::k '!:';t'~ Jer In the fifth and the A's add- ohleld wasben, Hat belli. ed three more tallied off Miller in the sixth on a •walk, doubles 1 · · by Hunter and Hershberger and Cater's third single. ATLANTA (UP!) - Joe Tor The Orioles scored their U· Stock No. B71, Wtmbelton re's two-run homer in the nal run In the eighth when while f1Dlab, 8 eyliinder, G.95 F.4C~Efj eighth Inning presented tbe At- Robinson · doubled and df wlslw ~. AM radio, HIS 6000 lanta Braves with a 4-3 victory home on Brooks Robinson's wheel covers, padded dash, ..at bell>, wlndlhleld wub· /.(}0/<S iS .4 In Saturday's game with the gle. en, back 1lJI' u,b,tl, 2 speed PJ.US FeR 1HE San Francisco Giants. wipers. CI-IA!.I..EN'tJE,e Juan Mar!chal, a 25-game Unbeaten Marietta ••• 6/!E$ ..WEAsY TAIZQCT IN THE FIN/ii.Y • Standmgs Saturday'S Results >. on ... 0 .c ..... c o , Q , N~TIONALLY ADVERTISED FREE 'MAN E· LEX® '. . '20.95 ,.' •• stottIemyre HurIs second Strai"ght ShutOUt, } tO 0 NEW YORK (UP!) StotUemyre, a 26-game loser in 1966, hurled his second · tiVlt shutout Saturday. and Horace Clarke drove In U?nkees' only ruo in two w1ltt a DftiMnnlng olngle to New York a 1.(1 win over Boston Red Sox. StotUemyre, who blanked Washington Senalors on two In tile presidential opener, the hard-bitting Red Sox lo singles whfle walking live and strlktng out seven. It .... ninth career victory o v e .t lffM'S · PIPE ' .. - ··,.: -~ ; I ,'~ . .... ~ -.•,.: Wins Eighth In Row : <£ = f:i: AM n~· wheelw!;. ~'!· 1j '""'id ~~ se~~ b.i:~ b'i:t ~p Ullhta. ' $2775 MA1RJ·1N f Q RD 8 SALES . 417 SEcOND· AVI. , I. ,) . ' ' . ' '. -. ' . Kelley' who started the Braves, was replaced Bob Bruce but Clay carroll, who pitched I 14 lnnlngs, the winner. Carroll replaced Ramon Hernandez In tbe nlnlltll after Tom Haller tripled In a run with one out and Hernan.-11 dez retired the last two batters to end the game. II at. the bud- a lift ~43.00 &ell•~~~&..- ..... , II 111 1. !' ,'I'M hlflllaiOa'OIIV .........,.liP........ !, . pllooGl ...' BIIdiUt tfth*-.pll ·,• 'IIJJd ME II Till! hll I I 1 PM ~ ·lrsh tie t l'••IDII, S ll&tllllt . ' •••1' • Plain talk: for at or near the priee ot dMr)' illloM 1011 C&ll ile WeariDI tbil euth&tie lon1 willa: brogue by l'loNheiJJ. :Tq~~'D pt quality workmanship, tllld &. materlala for lutiJII fit. better loob 8114 .._ ww that will lower yoqr • I .. -~·'1· """'·~~ 127951""" 1.,n11..-~.. .·~.!!! · · ---' ·, THOMAs·. ' ,.,... ' ' - door~ 'fl.·0 ~~time y~llo'iit ti~ifl9ri 2 BROGUES! ' ' G.II.IYIE 500 VALUE w.AVv'z• r• ~ Ar' 'i•1 'IW' 'elr•· Uriir n ·· 1· $2345 FLORSHEIM •••• '•II ttlut '"'"llltlitst11!t ,· · MUSTANC; Hard Ttp MARIE'ITA, Ohio (UP!) Undefeated Marietta scored eightll crew victory Saturdalrfl by defeating Michigan State four lengtrut. The Pioneer varsity swept cross the 2.~meter course the Muskingum River in to beat the Spartans. Am.erlc:aniJ University was third. The Marietta freshm!Oein~, :~ ~ ~ weights and second II' crew also won. In two high school races the Muskingum, the Marietta varsity and junior varsity In the second Inning the crews from Parkersburg ants scored first when Daven- lie, Parkersburg Catholic an port singled, advanced to third Wheeling central cathollc all on an error by Clete Boyer and West Virginia. came home on an Infield out.l,-========;;;;;;i The Braves then moved ahead In the fourth when Hank Aaron, safe on an error, scored on a double by Torre, who later scored himself on a single by Boyer. puts Marichal sot out that lnnlng by striking out the last two I , and when the Braves got two ' singles ln the fifth, be then struck out three more. into chat also struck out Rico Carty to lead off the sixth Inning, out his atrlkeouls to sli M,tlllli . .'t' ................. •4ai!Y $2575 = I 'l'IIIB Exclusive flexing pfocaaB.~ta .Instant comfort. Needs no braaking-inl·A orefto4 Bootmakar · Guild style•. fas~ioned . of ·~'fled N'apa Calfskin. Conie in toda y and l>e,fitto,!l. W~ have your si•e In Blec~·or Qllvll' , • in 10 decisions. The Yankees, held to one hit no runs by rookie soul!tpaw Rnbr on Friday, were feeble against lefthander Dennis Bennett for the first lour in· nlnp, collecting nniy one single. But Ray Barker walked lead off the fifth and advanced second on a checked-swing by John Kennedy. ter Slottlemyre struck who leads the Yanks In wi1h sii, looped a soft to right center, scoring Barker. Slo!Uemyre allowed a llln8le by Reggie held Bostoo the siiih wben Carl and George Scott sinThe tall righthander out Smllh to end the Chicago · 203 020 000- 7 11 3 Plttoourgb 200 1100 010 ~ 7 2 CLEAN SWEEP Culp (!.()) and Hundley ; Sisk, SPRINGFIELD, Oblo Blass 13), Mcllesn (5). Face Wittenberg took victories 18) and Pagliaroni. LP - Sisk three sports at home (0-1). HR- HUildley list), Wittenberg defeated 11.(1 In tennis, took a 7U7 San Francisco 010 1100101~ 7 2 tory from Kenyon In track Atlanta 000 200 02x-4 8 2 grabbed a 15-1 lacroese Marl<tal (0-2) and Barber; from As~ Kelley, Bruce (7), Carroll (8), ---Hernandez (9) and Torre. WP CAIUI8 ROMP - Carroll (1.0). HR - Torre ST. LOU! S(UP!) - The !t. (2nd), I.ooiB Cardlnals battend t b Los Angeles Dodgen IJ.f, led Los Angeles 010 1m Olo- 4 8 2 by Lou Block who cracked a St. Louls 1100 Oil 331-13 I~ I pair of sil\tiiOI durtllg a sil·t'Wlll Sutlon, Regan (1), Brewer fifth Inning and later llammed (S), Moeller (7), Brubaker (7) two homers to finish with live and Torbnrg; Jacbon, Wood• runt-batted·ID Saturdly. sbick (8) and McCarver. WP --1---~---­ Jackson (~-11). LP ...:. Sutton 10. Cbicago tiOt! 100 ti00-1 I I I). ,HRs- ~rGCk 2 (:ll!d and Richert, liumpbre,p (10), Srd). Knowl01 (10) and CIIIDOva; JOOD, I.oclter (I) 'lliP- (II) Cll IDnlngs) and Joaephlcrl. WP - Kaawlea WllSbing\On (1.0). LP - mp !0.1). BR 1100100> 1100 U 0 - ValeaiiDI 1111). , aE ,. Rich Rolns. Detroit manager Mayo Smith used three pitchers in the seventh innng to stop a Mnnesota rally when Dave Wickersham allowed a single 10 Tover and walked Rolllns. Smith brought lefthander Han Aguirre in to pitch to Tony ou. va, who. popped up. Fred Glad- •. winner last year but a loser in both his starts this season, made an error allowing Mack ~on:s to ~~c~ firs\hTorr~ then 10 WI roe a a omer ding then went in to face the high against the lert fteld wall, 10 feet over the fence. righthanded- hitting who struck out. Tovar was The Giants had tied the score down trying to steal third. in the seventh when willie Wickersham was Mays, who suffered a pulled with the victory In his first hamstring muscle Friday, decision while Kaat, a ed to the plate as a pinchhil· wlnne in 1965, was ter with two on and two out with his second loss In as and singled into left center outings. drive home Jim Davenport, had led olf with a walk. KaI"Ine, Freehan pace Det.rOit. v·Ictory Houston OliO 010 02()-3 6 0 Cincinnati 101 101 13x- 7 15 o, . Zac!lary, Belinsky (5 ), Sem· By Unlt'd Pr"ss ID!ernational bera l6), Lalman 17), Schnei-1 Series A der (8) and Bateman, Heath (Best..l-seven) ST. PAUL • MINNEAPOLIS 17); Nolan, Abernathy (8 ) and w. L. (UPI) - With home runs by AI Edwards. WP - Nolan (!~). Pittsburgh 3 t Kahne and B1ll Freehan SaturLP - D. Shaw (0-11 . HRs - Hershey 1 a:day, the Detroit Tigers won 4-3 Harper (lstl, Johnson 2 (3rdl I Series B over the Minnesota Twins, and 4th, Wynn (1st), Rose nst) .' (Bes~ol-seven) Kahne's two •. run blast !led ___ . 3 2 lbe sc?re at 3-3 m the sixth and Boston 0110 000 00()- o 4 ol 2 3 the Tigers pushed across lh e New York 000 010 o3x - 1 5 0 x-Won Series winning run in the nex~ inning Bennett (IH) and Tillman; Series C when an apparent Minnesota Stottlemyrc (2~) and Howard. (Best-o~Five) double play miSitred. Baltimol'l! 000 000 21()- 3 10 w. I. With runners on first and Kansas City 201 3!3 Olx- 1115 3 2 third and one out, Kaline hit a Bunker, Bertaina (4), J. Cleveland 2 3, sharp grounder to Mlnnesot« ler 151, Fisher 171 and x-Won Series shortstop Zoilo Versalles, who barren; Hunter (1.(1) and Friday's Results tossed to second for the forceLP - Bunker (0-1). Baltimore 5 Quebec 4 out but first baseman Harmon (1st). (Only game scheduled) Killebrew juggled relay while Don. Wert scored with the w1nDetroit 000 012 J00-4 11 1 AGREEMENT REACHED Minnesota 100 021 0110- 3 12 1 AKRON Ohio (UP!) _ Beer ilOIO bomer came In Sparma, Wickersham (5), lrnck dri~ers voted today on a the fifth to tie the same at 1·1. guirre (7), Gladding (7) contract agreement reacbed The Twins took a 3-!lead In the Freehan ; Kaat, Worthington (7) early saturday between negotl· last of the fifth on a double by and Battey. WP- Wickensham ators for Teamsters Local 348 Jim Kaat, a single by Oscar 11-0) LP - Kaat (0-21. and representatives of sit Ak· Tovar and a two-run double by Freehan list), Kaline (1st), beer distributors. - spotlight II Torre Paces Braves Win Over Giants Saturday's Major League Line Scores FAIRLANE 500 ' ·.;, , �• ·- 1. \ ,, WHEN LOOKS COUNT The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sun!lay, April 16, 1967-17 Orioles Dumped. ll-3 By K.C Nine ,Pirates Suffer Another Defeat ' ' ' PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Tbe Chicago Cubs combined U.. sev· en-hit pllcblng of Ray C u 1p with a barrage of extra • base hits Saturday to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-3. Randy Handley's home run, a triple by Adolpho Phillips and doubles by Billy Williams, Emie Banks, and Lee Thomas enabled Culp to coast to an easy victory in his Cub debut. Acquired in the oU · season from the Phillies, Culp fanned eight and walked one as he helped the Cubs 10 thelr second straJibt win over the Pirates, who lost their third straight game. · The Cubs snapped a Z-2 t 1 e with a three-run burst in t h e third highlighted by Hundley's l10me run with Thomas aboard, earlier in the inning Banks dou. bled and rode home on Thomas' single. In the Cub fifth, Thomas doubled and Phillips, who tripled, scored on Culp's sacrifice. Glenn Beckert singled in the first nnd scored on a double by Williams, who got to third on an error by Roberto Clemente and weilt on to score with Thoma3' single. The Pirates got a run and three hils in the first. Matty Alou was hit by a pitch, took seccnd on a groundout and scor~ ed on Clemente's single. CleBy United Press International mente took seond on an error, National Leagu< advanced to third on a ground· · New York 000 000 002- 2 5 1 out. .and scored on Donn Clen~ Philadelphia 400 000 02x - 6_6 0 1 denon's single. B. Shaw, Hamllton (6) , F!SoThe Pirates tacked on anoth· et 181 and Grote, Sullivan (6); er run in the eighth when CleBunning (1-1) and Dalrymple . mente singled, moved to second LP - D. Shaw IOI). HRS - on a single by Gene Alley. Gonzalez (lsl), Briggs list) . KANSAS CITY (UP!) the lint four innings. er Repoz hit homer and a Righthander Jim (~=~~· Danny Cater got I o u Hunter, who went the ~ straight singles Saturday as !nr the victory, lost his bid lor Kansas City Athletics def•oatedla shutout In the seventh when the Baltimore Orioles 11-3 back-to-back doubles by a 15-hit attack and handed Powell and Curt Blefary plus world champions their first Andy Etchebarren's Bingle ac- 1M Mo!vln IJttle · for of the season. counted for two Oriole runs. 1M liST Dl"'- IVRR on • Ntw FORD " MUSTANG, d The Athletics, who score FAIRLANI, THUNDIRBIRD, ' double figures only three . The A's jumped to a 2.0 lead MERCURY OR FORO TRUCK last season, shelled 0 rio 1 In the first wben Cater, and Ed Durllll Mortln Ford'a Annuol starter and loser Wally Bunker 1 Charles laced twCHJut singlles II Sprint loll. for seven hits and six runs and scored on Repoz's blown triple to center. The chased Bunker with th•~ee:s:~ · th 1 th J' 4 door ~n, Cle&r'Wlter m e our on lm aqua finisb, Stock No. 849, single, doubles by Phil and 289 cu. ln. eqlne, S.S. Com., Bert Cclmpanaris and Mt k e riaual lfOUP1, 7:7~14 w:s!w Harshberger's single. tiretl. am raQJo, wheel eovRepoz homered off John Mil· :.;J:.dC::k '!:';t'~ Jer In the fifth and the A's add- ohleld wasben, Hat belli. ed three more tallied off Miller in the sixth on a •walk, doubles 1 · · by Hunter and Hershberger and Cater's third single. ATLANTA (UP!) - Joe Tor The Orioles scored their U· Stock No. B71, Wtmbelton re's two-run homer in the nal run In the eighth when while f1Dlab, 8 eyliinder, G.95 F.4C~Efj eighth Inning presented tbe At- Robinson · doubled and df wlslw ~. AM radio, HIS 6000 lanta Braves with a 4-3 victory home on Brooks Robinson's wheel covers, padded dash, ..at bell>, wlndlhleld wub· /.(}0/<S iS .4 In Saturday's game with the gle. en, back 1lJI' u,b,tl, 2 speed PJ.US FeR 1HE San Francisco Giants. wipers. CI-IA!.I..EN'tJE,e Juan Mar!chal, a 25-game Unbeaten Marietta ••• 6/!E$ ..WEAsY TAIZQCT IN THE FIN/ii.Y • Standmgs Saturday'S Results >. on ... 0 .c ..... c o , Q , N~TIONALLY ADVERTISED FREE 'MAN E· LEX® '. . '20.95 ,.' •• stottIemyre HurIs second Strai"ght ShutOUt, } tO 0 NEW YORK (UP!) StotUemyre, a 26-game loser in 1966, hurled his second · tiVlt shutout Saturday. and Horace Clarke drove In U?nkees' only ruo in two w1ltt a DftiMnnlng olngle to New York a 1.(1 win over Boston Red Sox. StotUemyre, who blanked Washington Senalors on two In tile presidential opener, the hard-bitting Red Sox lo singles whfle walking live and strlktng out seven. It .... ninth career victory o v e .t lffM'S · PIPE ' .. - ··,.: -~ ; I ,'~ . .... ~ -.•,.: Wins Eighth In Row : <£ = f:i: AM n~· wheelw!;. ~'!· 1j '""'id ~~ se~~ b.i:~ b'i:t ~p Ullhta. ' $2775 MA1RJ·1N f Q RD 8 SALES . 417 SEcOND· AVI. , I. ,) . ' ' . ' '. -. ' . Kelley' who started the Braves, was replaced Bob Bruce but Clay carroll, who pitched I 14 lnnlngs, the winner. Carroll replaced Ramon Hernandez In tbe nlnlltll after Tom Haller tripled In a run with one out and Hernan.-11 dez retired the last two batters to end the game. II at. the bud- a lift ~43.00 &ell•~~~&..- ..... , II 111 1. !' ,'I'M hlflllaiOa'OIIV .........,.liP........ !, . pllooGl ...' BIIdiUt tfth*-.pll ·,• 'IIJJd ME II Till! hll I I 1 PM ~ ·lrsh tie t l'••IDII, S ll&tllllt . ' •••1' • Plain talk: for at or near the priee ot dMr)' illloM 1011 C&ll ile WeariDI tbil euth&tie lon1 willa: brogue by l'loNheiJJ. :Tq~~'D pt quality workmanship, tllld &. materlala for lutiJII fit. better loob 8114 .._ ww that will lower yoqr • I .. -~·'1· """'·~~ 127951""" 1.,n11..-~.. .·~.!!! · · ---' ·, THOMAs·. ' ,.,... ' ' - door~ 'fl.·0 ~~time y~llo'iit ti~ifl9ri 2 BROGUES! ' ' G.II.IYIE 500 VALUE w.AVv'z• r• ~ Ar' 'i•1 'IW' 'elr•· Uriir n ·· 1· $2345 FLORSHEIM •••• '•II ttlut '"'"llltlitst11!t ,· · MUSTANC; Hard Ttp MARIE'ITA, Ohio (UP!) Undefeated Marietta scored eightll crew victory Saturdalrfl by defeating Michigan State four lengtrut. The Pioneer varsity swept cross the 2.~meter course the Muskingum River in to beat the Spartans. Am.erlc:aniJ University was third. The Marietta freshm!Oein~, :~ ~ ~ weights and second II' crew also won. In two high school races the Muskingum, the Marietta varsity and junior varsity In the second Inning the crews from Parkersburg ants scored first when Daven- lie, Parkersburg Catholic an port singled, advanced to third Wheeling central cathollc all on an error by Clete Boyer and West Virginia. came home on an Infield out.l,-========;;;;;;i The Braves then moved ahead In the fourth when Hank Aaron, safe on an error, scored on a double by Torre, who later scored himself on a single by Boyer. puts Marichal sot out that lnnlng by striking out the last two I , and when the Braves got two ' singles ln the fifth, be then struck out three more. into chat also struck out Rico Carty to lead off the sixth Inning, out his atrlkeouls to sli M,tlllli . .'t' ................. •4ai!Y $2575 = I 'l'IIIB Exclusive flexing pfocaaB.~ta .Instant comfort. Needs no braaking-inl·A orefto4 Bootmakar · Guild style•. fas~ioned . of ·~'fled N'apa Calfskin. Conie in toda y and l>e,fitto,!l. W~ have your si•e In Blec~·or Qllvll' , • in 10 decisions. The Yankees, held to one hit no runs by rookie soul!tpaw Rnbr on Friday, were feeble against lefthander Dennis Bennett for the first lour in· nlnp, collecting nniy one single. But Ray Barker walked lead off the fifth and advanced second on a checked-swing by John Kennedy. ter Slottlemyre struck who leads the Yanks In wi1h sii, looped a soft to right center, scoring Barker. Slo!Uemyre allowed a llln8le by Reggie held Bostoo the siiih wben Carl and George Scott sinThe tall righthander out Smllh to end the Chicago · 203 020 000- 7 11 3 Plttoourgb 200 1100 010 ~ 7 2 CLEAN SWEEP Culp (!.()) and Hundley ; Sisk, SPRINGFIELD, Oblo Blass 13), Mcllesn (5). Face Wittenberg took victories 18) and Pagliaroni. LP - Sisk three sports at home (0-1). HR- HUildley list), Wittenberg defeated 11.(1 In tennis, took a 7U7 San Francisco 010 1100101~ 7 2 tory from Kenyon In track Atlanta 000 200 02x-4 8 2 grabbed a 15-1 lacroese Marl<tal (0-2) and Barber; from As~ Kelley, Bruce (7), Carroll (8), ---Hernandez (9) and Torre. WP CAIUI8 ROMP - Carroll (1.0). HR - Torre ST. LOU! S(UP!) - The !t. (2nd), I.ooiB Cardlnals battend t b Los Angeles Dodgen IJ.f, led Los Angeles 010 1m Olo- 4 8 2 by Lou Block who cracked a St. Louls 1100 Oil 331-13 I~ I pair of sil\tiiOI durtllg a sil·t'Wlll Sutlon, Regan (1), Brewer fifth Inning and later llammed (S), Moeller (7), Brubaker (7) two homers to finish with live and Torbnrg; Jacbon, Wood• runt-batted·ID Saturdly. sbick (8) and McCarver. WP --1---~---­ Jackson (~-11). LP ...:. Sutton 10. Cbicago tiOt! 100 ti00-1 I I I). ,HRs- ~rGCk 2 (:ll!d and Richert, liumpbre,p (10), Srd). Knowl01 (10) and CIIIDOva; JOOD, I.oclter (I) 'lliP- (II) Cll IDnlngs) and Joaephlcrl. WP - Kaawlea WllSbing\On (1.0). LP - mp !0.1). BR 1100100> 1100 U 0 - ValeaiiDI 1111). , aE ,. Rich Rolns. Detroit manager Mayo Smith used three pitchers in the seventh innng to stop a Mnnesota rally when Dave Wickersham allowed a single 10 Tover and walked Rolllns. Smith brought lefthander Han Aguirre in to pitch to Tony ou. va, who. popped up. Fred Glad- •. winner last year but a loser in both his starts this season, made an error allowing Mack ~on:s to ~~c~ firs\hTorr~ then 10 WI roe a a omer ding then went in to face the high against the lert fteld wall, 10 feet over the fence. righthanded- hitting who struck out. Tovar was The Giants had tied the score down trying to steal third. in the seventh when willie Wickersham was Mays, who suffered a pulled with the victory In his first hamstring muscle Friday, decision while Kaat, a ed to the plate as a pinchhil· wlnne in 1965, was ter with two on and two out with his second loss In as and singled into left center outings. drive home Jim Davenport, had led olf with a walk. KaI"Ine, Freehan pace Det.rOit. v·Ictory Houston OliO 010 02()-3 6 0 Cincinnati 101 101 13x- 7 15 o, . Zac!lary, Belinsky (5 ), Sem· By Unlt'd Pr"ss ID!ernational bera l6), Lalman 17), Schnei-1 Series A der (8) and Bateman, Heath (Best..l-seven) ST. PAUL • MINNEAPOLIS 17); Nolan, Abernathy (8 ) and w. L. (UPI) - With home runs by AI Edwards. WP - Nolan (!~). Pittsburgh 3 t Kahne and B1ll Freehan SaturLP - D. Shaw (0-11 . HRs - Hershey 1 a:day, the Detroit Tigers won 4-3 Harper (lstl, Johnson 2 (3rdl I Series B over the Minnesota Twins, and 4th, Wynn (1st), Rose nst) .' (Bes~ol-seven) Kahne's two •. run blast !led ___ . 3 2 lbe sc?re at 3-3 m the sixth and Boston 0110 000 00()- o 4 ol 2 3 the Tigers pushed across lh e New York 000 010 o3x - 1 5 0 x-Won Series winning run in the nex~ inning Bennett (IH) and Tillman; Series C when an apparent Minnesota Stottlemyrc (2~) and Howard. (Best-o~Five) double play miSitred. Baltimol'l! 000 000 21()- 3 10 w. I. With runners on first and Kansas City 201 3!3 Olx- 1115 3 2 third and one out, Kaline hit a Bunker, Bertaina (4), J. Cleveland 2 3, sharp grounder to Mlnnesot« ler 151, Fisher 171 and x-Won Series shortstop Zoilo Versalles, who barren; Hunter (1.(1) and Friday's Results tossed to second for the forceLP - Bunker (0-1). Baltimore 5 Quebec 4 out but first baseman Harmon (1st). (Only game scheduled) Killebrew juggled relay while Don. Wert scored with the w1nDetroit 000 012 J00-4 11 1 AGREEMENT REACHED Minnesota 100 021 0110- 3 12 1 AKRON Ohio (UP!) _ Beer ilOIO bomer came In Sparma, Wickersham (5), lrnck dri~ers voted today on a the fifth to tie the same at 1·1. guirre (7), Gladding (7) contract agreement reacbed The Twins took a 3-!lead In the Freehan ; Kaat, Worthington (7) early saturday between negotl· last of the fifth on a double by and Battey. WP- Wickensham ators for Teamsters Local 348 Jim Kaat, a single by Oscar 11-0) LP - Kaat (0-21. and representatives of sit Ak· Tovar and a two-run double by Freehan list), Kaline (1st), beer distributors. - spotlight II Torre Paces Braves Win Over Giants Saturday's Major League Line Scores FAIRLANE 500 ' ·.;, , �I ., ' r;mes-Sentinel The Sunday Tlme8-SenliDel, SUIIda;v, ~pril18, 1967-19 FOR A .. welt~ton iJ • REAL DEAL ' ( J:l•ctzem. 10• 4 J' • ol• 01/ Ga, lllrn l 8 Wellston In Triangular Meet Fri._. . . MIDDLEPORT - -.-"7'--""'"""'""'"""""''===""'""'""'"""~'l Panther th!ncladli sc:ored lints port was lopped by Sam Hood in Dine events to w~n a Irian- with 1\i polnto. :':a:~;.: :thF::~ Two records were set for the Pomeroy lraek squad during Coach Bud Bickel a Panther the meet It w.. !be moat ~·~ ~!~edt: ':~~: ~~~== points th~ Panthers have scorUad and 25 b Wellston The ed and the moat lint places sq Y, • • they have bad In a lingle meet wm was Pomeroy s second Ibis season ln. three meets. Don Lambert, In !he mlle run, Don SwJSher and Jack Stan· broke hll own PHS track roe- :r The . reaulll 1Ji -~ yarfoua 4:51.2; Omley ('If), Pomeroy U polnll, reii!M!CUvely. Mlddl... ord for .the thlnl time by turn- me a t:l1.2. Tht mlle relay team for Pomeroy recorded a : ol S:IIU !~ another new m record. members of the relay squad were Mike liargraves, Ron Logan, Jim Swatzel and Dave Hargraves. Both Middleport and Wellston ley were higb-poinl men for Ill! Pomeroy thlnelada with 15 and recorded three first places. . ' . yCaptures 1 Win, Trips ahama Nine, 8-l Honor Pirate A tllletes eveota were: Shot _ Jeffers (W) 37'7": Conley (W), Cunningham 1M), and KraUI (M). Discus - Sivla -(W) 11111 II.; Stanley iP), Gilkey (M) and IJpple (W). Broad Jump - Brlcltles (P) 19'8\i"; Garnes (P), Logan (P) and Oller Ill!), High Jump- Logan (P) 5'2"; Michael !Pl, Hood. (M), and Whitlatch (Ml. Pole Vault- Stanley IPI 9'7"; Wehrung (P) and Cluff (M). 120 High Hurdles - Stanley 11110 Relays _ • Drat will! 1:41 lime. second. «O Yard Dash - Brown Whitlatch (M), ~~'4~~: Hargraves (p) and 11 !8() Low Hurdles _ (P) 23.0 sec.; Cluff (M), lil"'''-11 man (P) and Betbel (W). BBf Yard Run - Woods IM) , 2 19.5; Bentz <P), werner (P) and Barker (P). :1-Mlle Run - Morrow (W) 11:30.4; Hlndy (M), WeR (P) ~nd Warner (M). co;~:~ t!fh~~~e aaf.!e:~it~rooarned, b1eoatdh GALLIPOLIS - Coacli Char Introduced by Coach lith and Peggy Skidmore, two (P) ID.4 sec.; Games tP), Con- 220 Yard DaRb- Swisher (P) les McAfee, Athens High School son, Coach McAfee years ley IW) and Miller (W). IU sec.: Hood IM), Garnes to an 8-1 non-league win over Wa· was guest speaker Friday night his talk 1o the players Coa~h Carter presanted let· 100 Yard Dash - Swisher (P) (P) and Oller (M). White Falcons on Friday. at the All-Sports Banquet at Ins the live trademarks ot tors to these Pirate football 10.8 sec.; Hood (M), Bnckles Mile Relay - Pomeroy team Cottcb W8!~~~:.;tb in seven outings th~s sea- North Gallia High Sch"':!. hon· good athlete. They are: 1. players: Alan HitU, lroshnuln; (P) and Oller 1M). ftl'll~ 3:53.2; Middleport, was the fourth when they reg· onng the North Gallts trates tude, 2. Oesire to excell, Dan McClaskey and D a u 0 y Mile Run - Lambert (P) ond. Jlirdelte, a lanky sophomore, lstered six markers 00 four hits football, basketball and base. TradiUon, I. Coahdonc~, and Logue, sophomores; D a v i d ~ five innings and gave and four bases on balls. Hit ball players. Abllll)l. • Skidmore, Chrla Smith, .IQI ollly a single to Centerfield- ters during the backbrealdn;; Approxunately 150 per,ons at· Coach M.Afee described his ld Hager, Johnny RuS3ell, Don· &' Fields In the second and one Pomeroy rally were Jim Crow tended the Ail Sports Banqu~t early life on • farm m ald Browning and Doyle Saundto Slcond Bueman Tullob in with a double and Ed Baer, sponsored by tl>e North '}alli• Arter high school he workt-r: era, juniors: and those seniors. h filth. Moore was tapped for Flnlaw and Van Meter, each a Pirates Atnletic Boosters As· • srocery Jt~r· but ~ave and l!llger Garrett, who was til llher Wahama bit, 1 aingle sin le soctalion. Letters were present· up .to go to college. Like Larry Cromeans, Jim Crace, IIJ reiW burler Shinn In the other Panther run was ed to football and '•asketbail ElliS Jo:"n of Marsltall Bob McCarley, Silas John•on, scored in the fifth when Chock players, ':heecleaders. and a-' verstty, ch McAfee grew and Roser Garrett, wno was Our Jete model previously • owned Wltllama'a lone run came in Bartels led all with 8 single, wards to b!lsebail players wlll m the days of the depression. absent. 1 Cadillecs give you luxury-cer pride 1t 1 1M llfllt when Tulloh singled moved to second on a sacrifice be made at 8 later date. HIS ldlbae Ukm~~as spent Bbll()l. Coach Carter 1110 presented J'leWi: homo alter be was safe and then scored with two outs Don Shaw, president of the '"~ 1 s et I. miniature silver footballs compact price. ta a fielder'• ehoice with one on Baer's sffd double. Baer, North Gallia P!f>tes Atlilf.ltc , A vetoran of 2t ;·ears certlflcatea to David Ski<lmore ll 66 Cadillec Coupe DeVille $5000 Fields was the only Wa who led all itlers, had two Boosters AssooJHtion, .made the coaching, U1e Athens H and Silas Johnson, b a t h ' - runner to advance forth· doubles and single In four only .trophy presentatiOn of the School mentor, where bls whom were named to the li'tr.,t ll Full power equipment, plus Climate Control Air-Con· ditioning, 1 owner new Cadillac trade, turquoise with • IIIII MCOnd. trips to the plate. Ronnie Deem evenmg. A trophy for the tugh- ens Bulldc:c> wen the Team, All • Southern turqtwise Interior• -.. P·""' .. ~• 1-0 . th I th p h't est academic average was a- basketball c!hampionshlp of Athletic Conference· • .,. a111erl ..,. auucu a gc. e on y o er omeroy 1, rd d Cl 1 G Iff'11h ' 111 lbt ftrst when steve a single In the seventb. wa . e \0 tor es r • a Southeastern 0 hI o Athletic Varsity basketball :e~~~ 1965 Cadillac Sedan DeVille $4000 -·• oH b Iter ·"·ed B . . . semor letterman on the Ph ales League was voted "Coach were presented by Coach Full power, radio, tinted glass, cruise control, white 1aw Y mnmgs . 000 010 0-1 3 0 1 0 tbaII squac · I· ' " In the SEOAL. \PII ' 'Van Metera was' Willi\ bit by• Wahama the Year rlaon lo: FnKidle Dee~ t b wall tires, Comfort control air conditioning. t 'dd pitch with ooe away sod Pomeroy 100 610 x- 8 g 0 J. Melvm Cart•r, head foo!· The Ohio High School only repeater from last year; .... Moore liJICied with two Batey (LP), Shinn (4), and ball coach, w.s master of cere. ic As!Oclation recently Mike Payne, John E. Garnes, 65 Cadillac Coupe DeVIlle $4000 eta. Mite he 11. Burdette (WP), monies. Von;on McCoy. Vmton Couch McAfee with a golcl Charles Peck, Ronnie Mmrris. ll Full power, radio, tinted glass, Autronle eye, new lnDI I th P th M (8) d Cro funeral diroJCIOr, gave the mvo- watch for his team~"~!':JliDave Hager, Ronnie Gre·enlee,ll wlslw tires. aqua metalic finish with matchln11 Intel'> -. ng or • an ers oore an w. cation and the benediction. won more than ..,. •M and manager Johnny Russet!. lor, shows excellent care. Sold and servtced by us, Coach Carter introduced Coach games during his •~aching Coach Morrison al90 only 27,000 mites. Mike Morris.>n who awarded reer. Re attribated the f tv seated cerUBcatea to Freddlejl 64 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3300 Varsity has~c· t>•U letters and trademarks of a good Dee! and Mike Pyne, who Light blue metallic finish with matching Interior, full Coach Frank Bullock, w ll 0 to his Athens High School were named to the power equipment Incl. wlndowo and 6 way power .J passed oul Re·;erve basketball era In their successful Team All • Southern Valley seat, radio, tinted glass, white wall tires, comfort COliletters. paign lor the 1961\<17 Athletic Conference thls past trot air con1ttionlng, low mileage, real sharp. ltlo Grande College'!< golf team thumped Cedarville ..?"acDh tctlartMer Malsoh Introduced Championship. ea&OD. C)IDege 21·1 Saturday on the Gallipolis !Inks. It was the ..,so 0 e c a on, a memNine raerve basketball nlaV·II OPEN IVES TIL 1:00 Redmen's first vi c tory ber of the North Gallia High Cheerleaders ers received letter• from igalnst two setbacks. the Gallipollo Unk!. Mouotabt SChool faculty an1 sponsor of ters were: Coptalo IJnda Frank Bullock, iDcludioc -0~;:11 $AU'S Ten7 ll!rader former GeRI· the cheerteader:J, who passed hum, three years ; Ann Irk ~Uo mgh school golfer, paced I State downed Rio In file R • d- out the cheerleader. letter.. co-captain, three years ; C Job F. Ga11101, ill! Redmon wllila 78 Saturday. men's season opener. Coach Carter aif:o awarded tho Gels~ and Mary Neal, one ~0 ~';"" 11 • Mike Wllfons, ~:11 hfrlck Mllbom fired 8 82, Varsity football letters. and m football only, Judy .;.,:• 58: ; , Rl .. ' I ~ White an 80 while C h u c k Other matches Included Cutn- · l!llbert Smith. Why Wait to Enioy a .CADILLAC &· .._*a I ° .,w Golfers lti m.nump Cedarville 21 to 1 . 0 Grande Redmen I =• Da- ~· ~fo~n:. :~n~;SSotis - ::: iberland College, away on ApMiller pated the Yellow Jack- rll Z'l; Cumberland home, May tiS with 62 1 . . . II a~e Redmen were de. 5: At West Vtrgmta state Col· fe~y vlsltlns west Virgin- liege on May 8; AI Cedarvtlle Ia State 3May 9, and the Redmon wtll 19 fn lh~t 1a-bole match Shra- take part io the NA!A Diilrict 4\l!r was low man for the Red· 22 tournament on May Ill. 1\1111 with a 74. Kramer had 83, Sa111 as, Milbom 78 aod White ALLST AR ._ "' Caldwell paced the losers ' will a 'IS. ' Moodey, lite Redmen wIll ... Mountain StaC. College on Grand Slam Gives Phillies '-2Decision PIJILAI)IUHIA CUP!}-To- ., G!JDMies ltll tho flrlt pod ~ Friday's Ma]· or line Scores National Leagne Chicago ?10 0>2 000- 8 13 0 Pitts 000 001 01:1-- 5 11 3 Slmmona (1-0) and BoccahelIa; Ribant, Short 15), Blass (5), McBean (6), Shellenbaclt (8) and Pagnaronl . LP- Ribant (1). 1). HRS-Biillks 12ndl, Santo list). (1st). I ·II!~~~::J T" ...._ I_____• . Bateman ; Ellli!, 0.•1een Nottebart (8) and M .vardl. -Wilson (HI). LP- Ellis (01). MRS-Pointer nst), Mathews (lsi). Lot A 000 000 ttl!- 4 9 0 St Louis 302 030 1101- 8 to Osteen, Miller (3), Singer 15), Egan (5), Lee (7) and Torborg; Jaster, Hughes (9) and McCarNew York 000 001 000- I T2 ver. WP--Jaster (1-0). LPPhlla 031 000 011- 5 9 I Osteen (0.1). Fisher, Koosmatl (S) Terry (1), D. Shaw 17), Hamilton (8) San Fran 001 OIS 000- 5 7 I and Goosen, Grote; Short (1-0) Allanll tMJ3 000 OOtt- 6 10 1 and Dalrymple. LP-Fisber (0. Bolln, Gibbon (5), Mcdaniel 1). HR-Reynoldli (lsi). (6), LiUY (7) and Haller; Jmil, Nlel:ro II) and Torre. Housto1 030 000 320- I 11 WP-Jmil (1-0). LP-Bolin Clncl 000 0111. 000- Z 8 1 1). HRS-Alou (1st) . Torre -Wilson 11-0). IP-EUII (0.1). (lot), Davenport 2 (1st &: 2nd). - • ol bill ID the lbJI "lle'l lite GlliJ - who lllres ...,. and tileD alngled home 1 • ru11 111 tho llghtll Saturday .... 111l1Jlb-6at'• ... Pop!" • lead 111 Pllllodel!>bla Pbllliea ' :.t-:..~--Jim ~ Gil Dodd theB . Jmes-Sentmel ReJays Event Has 7Entries ~vey <Znd) • MORE MoRE MORE Amerkan Leagne BoltoD 100 (110 trio-- s • 1 New York 000 000 000- o I o Rohr (1.0) and Gibson ; Ford, Tillotson (9) and Howard. LPFord 101). HRS - R. Smith Cloazal... b1a1t oil Rob MIDDLEPORT - S e YOn (lsi), Foy (191). ..., a maJealic drive traek teams of the 11'11 will wflleb llruck the liPt tower • partici)l!lte in the Times • Sen- Ball lOt 000 000- 7 7 0 .,... the home run line on the tine! Relays here thla MDJ!ng Kan City 100 000 000- I 4 ~ centerfield well, d~ Saturday at I p. m. Phoebul, Dillman 15) . and reoliJy above the 41Y.>-foot martThe relays, sponsored by the Etebebarren; KriUIII, Pterce 1!1' • the tower It tumbled GAlLIPOLI8 _ TIM annual Ohio Valley Publilhlng Comp• (!), Lindblad (II), Dullba 181 ~ the lowe;., protecllve GU Dodd Mile RuD, 1!pOilOOI'ed oy's Sunday Times • Sen!lllel, and Roof. WP...ootman 11-0). j' ~ while Congalez followed by the Ga!UpoUI l!lllary Club. wUI be held on the Middleport LP- KraUJH (0.1). HRS ~ .l'olil!ly Briggs. Ricliie Allen and wiD be conducted oa Memorial High School track. cbebarren (!at). ' '· lol!!mJ CaUiaon lo borne plate. Fie~ here 011 'nlelday, M1J 16, Teams scheduled for parUcl- Detroll 1130 000 000- 3 11 2 ,i -·opened the Inning with btgtnnms at 1:10 p.m. paUon are Pomeroy , Middle- Min 200 002 Olx- 5 8 ~ • ~ ~itt double oH the scoreboard This was announced Satur- port, Eastern, Southern, Wilson, Sberry (6), Podres (8) ' In P'!:~ ::,•nDi"".,d gall!; day by Dr. Thomas Price, pres- rna, Kyger Creek, and Gloult- and Frechan; Boswell, Kline 1, a c ran tdent of the Galllpolll l!lltary er . II), Merrlt& 16) end ll&ttey. WP • _;::., . Iclub. Coaches Bud Bickel and Frell -Merritt (1-0). LP-Wilson (i). the _.th Bnggs opened Plllllis are dlreetm. I) 11J18..-A111101 ll&t) Ver a homer, Callison tripled For the flrat Ume ID lite ll'r ' Trophies will be pruentec~ to (Ill). ' • GoDzala llingled hlmbome year history of the event, coon· the first and !leCOnd place teams _ ftfllt RBI. ty !l<bool lllbleW wlll be per· and the individual high point Clm 100 ooo tJOO.- 1 8 o wllo baa beaten tile mltted w partiCipate in Ute participant. There wiD be rib- Calif 31D 200 121-10 15 0 In 15 decl!ll011s, event. bOIIB for eacb event for the Tlao~ O'lloo&bue (1), Bailey In the 1!-degret Five athletes from each school lint four plaoel. (7) IIIII Simi; Sanford, l!lljas He set down the 1 iD G a 1111 eounly, IDc1udlng Events will be pole vault, dil- (7) and WP-Sanlord bel~ J~i ·GAllS, will take part ID the CU. high jump, broad JUmp, 11.0). LP-Tiant <0.1). !IRSno- 11 spe :running , shot put, hiJ!h burdlae, 101 yd. I Iingle to loft Ill · dub, mlle nm. 1180 relar, tiD, 1PmBIIII .AIIII£NT .'":ji;~;lll 'l1te winD« and runnerup will ItO low hurdles, 1180 nm, two- Prri'SBU!IGH IUPI) - Pltch·aeorect botb their receive awards and a travellnC mile run, 220 and mile relay. fll' Juan Pizarro of !be tile Dlnth 011 -!l'ho SuUI· trophy will be awanletl the win- Scoring will hi 1111 tilt 1lu1a Plllllbutth Pirates left for bls doalllt by B1 d niDI eebool. 'l'llll tnpby wiD be of 111 points for 1 'lint place home Ill Puet·to Rico Friday !llbl'l 11<!1'1-1 retired by a school wbldt wlna flllllh, four for second, three upon recelvina word that his liD- the evllll 1IINt ~lve for third, two lor fourll an4.father, 1alon, bad dled at the ;reara. · 0111 lor liflh. Ml Ill fl. 111!1'1 11tMit pllcbing. Mile Run May }6t h I w• aaD.. bel': r kARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR Rod,..... ..,N'OI.;;::;;;;;:;;;;;-- - Rio Gfande Redmen Upset Matiettaf j.l..,; . GALLIPOIJS - The 1\1 oschedulecl to play Oblo VaDey hurlers with a 2-1 record. The wlllt hlllrlple IIIII ICill'lld when lrlple to deep fell f1ei4 aillf. 111tJt ftltf GUI ·j Grande College Reclmeo took/ College Saturday afternoon at Qoly other Redman with a pitch- Lallllblln slammed btl triple. ina lbe baaea eandlnc the ftad. B.~ • ... tiJcbed . . J !be "big one" Friday afternoon Parkersburl, W. Va. lng record Is Frankie CoiUns, The Redmen'• four blta mtll into 1 s-o INd. Dldi: LIIUIII- lbt 1111 'hmes at Marietta downing the Mar- 1!: Grady eot the dl.!tance who Is 1·1. Jim Stock, the MIJ'Ietta 111rt- 1111 fQUOQI Oracb' and Cltlpll- lar tlil f'llliiO . . W .I lelia ColleJe Plnneers 7-2 with !OJ : .. Redm::.. allowing eight Rio Grande exploded for lour er, came ID the lint five )JUlo plleMr'l amllb wltb : fJIIJ 1111111 a big four ~ !leCODd Inning scattered hill, only thre In th runs In the top of the second lngs. I triple lo the epot iD pl14111ad .. .~ ! )'... (:a r r .. . featuring back !<>back triples by last five innings. He struck out lnnlog. Marietta sl!Ored single Deve walked 111 open deep 1ell lleld I!CGI'Inl Gndy, IIIII 1t1t _,llllll' GALLIPOIJS - Gallla AcadeiiiJ High School Blue Ken Grady and Dick Laughlla. 1n ooc1 nll:ed two 1o 1 h e runs In the bottom of the third !be top of the •kOnd lor I 0 BW Mcllonnagh ·,... •aft 0!1 I 11111 01111 ' · Devlla went for the long ball Friday afternoon at the Gal· ll!arletta College went into the Inning Grady ·struck out 1and fourth innings and R 1o Grande. Barry Alberti ltruek fielder's cboloa ""' Don llhl¥' , 'i 1 ! StateJnatltute diamond as they banged' out 12 hits contest sporUtti a 11-1 rerord the first men, allowed a hill Grande came back with two In out. Mike Utley was sale at era f)'OUnded out to end I he Rio Ol'fllllli 011111 • .mcludlng two homers, four tl'lples .and two doubles to and was a heavy favorite to de- and then fanned the next man 1 the !lllh and one In the sixth. flrat base on an error lnnlni with Rio .Grande oul downk the Wellston Golden . leal the Redmen who were Z-2 for three strikeout& in the Jnn- · Rio Grande went hiUess In the lolo1 Mar 1h ID J:n:t!:' llarted for Marlel- "" (WP) ;... RocDavid ejJ 10-4. ll Ill tile Oral ftve frames. for the season. Coach Art Lan· 1ng ltast three lram•.s. an er w I e '"f . · ' · JolmsOD homered In Speoc' . . hit one . I bases. II and lasted .six full )Mings. '"' Sloit (LP), Cat the second with two on, and I >alter and fanned It Rockels. bam's Reclmen now 1-2 were Grady now tops Rio Grande Grady drove In three run a Then CIIDI Grady'• amublna He allowed all of Rio Orude'l atue (t) 11t1 f. 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Tr111rpoa11!11en I WO!it to ple111 you. You'llllke our.apprli1•llftCI new tredlnt · Poll~, Tryusl Pomeroy ft\otor Co.· ' 308-318 E. MAIN Open Eves Til 9 ·•, c:.... ·' POMIIOY · . Heavyweight Title Fight Is Off Again CIUCAGO 1962 FORD MARTIN SALES m. Lewil 8u8b bed 1 homer with Gene Brag~ paced the Rock one on _in !be tdlth. Johnson ets at the plate with IW<J hits was three for four at the plate, In tbree trips, including the Rocwith a double and slnsle In stl- kets only extra base hit, a homdillon to the homerun. er with one aboard In thekwp would'-be homerun wentAnother for a /Jf Ute second. Captain 1p GALL1I'OLIS - Coach was second In the shot liD tho 220. Bush was third In 440, and Eugene Canaday fourth I 120 IUGH HURDU'S - Ear-j MILI!i IWN - lalllb. 5:ground rule doub)e. Downard had a brace of singles Hanaley'a GAllS track and whlle Bryan Swain was ,tlle discus and Burns third In in the two mile run for GAHS. hart, I, 15.1. '01. Tommy Spsncer bad two trip. In two lt'lps. squad placed second In a trlan In the broad jump. •the pole vault 1 Here's resulll ol Friday's! IOOYARD DASH - J. San 11110-IIBLAY - WGI bJ Oalll· les in three trips. Glb Milliron Wellston 1s now 2-3 for the gular meet at Ironton Friday Swain, Charles Neal, Gerald Glb Craig waa fourth bt th e event: ders, I, IO.l polla ID 1·: 4 had a double in four tripe; Ric season. The game Thursday evening. Bums were third In the 120 hurttO - D. 8anM. I; Ill Mosley had a triple In three wlth'C:hllllcothe wao rained out Tba boat Tigers won bon· too-yard dash, and ·mile WJ• 110-lDW IIIJIIDLIII .. J. Satttrlps and Tommy had Frank Rapp started on ors with 73\i points. run. Swain was Uttrd In the 1801 defl, 1, IU. a perfect day .uLtb8· ,plate, hill for the Rockets, worked totaled 59. Coal Grove was low hurdles, and Devld Romaine 180 - 0; AmlllrOIII+ G, l:15. poundln1 out two singles and a two Innings, gave up five hlt8, with 26\i polnll. third In the 880. Neal wao third GAL~IPOLIS - Coach John For the Galllans, PI eyIng I McCarty M, Del\test 411, won 220- D. Sanda, J, D!L triple In three tripe. walked on• •·• ·••nek out one. Junior Jim Gilmore paced , Milhoan • Gallla Academy High Without the services of Br•ce by McCarty, 4-0. 2-MILE _ Mo!onf1 C.OII Tbe w1n for Coaob Cliff Wll· ;g Johnny Walker came on In Gallipolis attack with 12 Flaht Renlto school Blue Devils golf team Harreld and Jeff Miller (theY Corbin 38, Baker tl, won by Grove, tt:lll.l. son's Blue Devlll was the first the th· ·, 1 hits Gilmore was Drat bt the United Pl'Oio International ,thumpod Pt. Pleasant 1411 to are In Cleveland for Key Club Corbin, 4-0. MILE RELAY- WOD by !rover a Wellaton teem since 1959 never lssu"d a base on ball~ jump and pole vault and PALM BEACH, F:- IIi on the Gallipolis links Frl- convention) Steve Blowm and Corbbt, 4-0. eontoll Ill s:& when Coach Mark WyUe's Blue and struck 0 u1 two. In the broad jump. (UPI) -lrllb Bobby Alford, 147, day evening. 1Tom McCarty lbot two-over-par Davies 38, Casto 42, won by SIIOT PllT - BlrfY, I, 39' !Jevllo downed the Rockets 12-0 WeUslnn took a 1-0 lead In Bruce Smltb captured I he Atlanll, Ga., knockad out Ray It was the Devils' fifth win In 311s. Davleo, l-1. B";. for tile Southeastern Ohio Ath· their hell of the first Inning but mile run while the GARS ny Famechon, 12611, Auslralla, ·9t1 outings. Pt. Pleasant Is o-2 ' Josh Deweese poced the Big Two other rro• played, BROAD JUMP- J. landers, leUc League champlonshJ•. The the Blue Devils came back with yard relay team captured Malone, 146, Mlaml (I). for the year. Blacks with a 40. but their scores did not count 1, 11'-6\i". last Ume the teams met tn lwo In the bottom of the ftrst. place honors. The match was originally Monday, the Galtlans wIll In the match. G. Smllh shot 1 DI8CUS - Clay, 00, 1.01'·9" regular aeaoon play was bt 1949. The Rockets got two more In David Armstrong was fl"t MELBOURNE (UP!) --John- scheduled at Pt. Pleasant, bu t. h a s 1 powerful Barboursville. 41 for GAHS, C. Rlcliards 1 4t HIGH JUMP - on-, G, The Blue Devils are now :1-2 the top of the second to take a tin the 880, giving the B I • ny Famecbon, 126 11, Auatralla, was switched to Gallipolis be. Here's Friday's results : for Point. Varney had 1 d !or 6'-1". for the season and play Jack· 3-2 lead , but Johnson's three Dovlls live firsts. Roberto Wdng, 128, cause of wet grounds aero" the Blowen 38, Kllda7 tl, won OAHS, P1neakla 45 for !Itt via- POLS VAtlt.T - Ollmort. G, son at t p.m. Tuesday either run homor put the Blue Devils Ironton collected eight (10). rlv~r. ~'· Blnwe". 311 to \i. ltor!. 1'. on Memorial Field or the GSI bt !rant to ltaY. and Coal Grove won two diamolld. Two games thls sea· The Rockets scored again In Lee Burson placed second son have been postponed be· the top of the third. Galllpolls ~ 440 for GAHS. Charles cause of rain and wet grounds. came back with two In the e was runnerop In the two mile The rained-out April & aame at fourth, one In the fifth and two . Tbe GAHS mile r e I a y Wellston bas been rescheduled in the sixth. t . m placed eecond. for April 28. Wellston 121 000 0- 4 5 1 Tommy Spencer got Ills - Galllpolls 230 ~12 x-· 10 12 3 ond win of the season against Batteries: Wellaton - Bapp no 101101 u be W<mt the route (LP), Walker (3) lllld Perdue: for !be Blue Devllll boldine the Gallipolis - Spencer (WP) and ; Rockell to flq IIC!ltterad bill, Mosley. 1963 WILLYS JEEP Pomeroy Motor's Super Market Pricing d!Mt;(wwh~ n•.~se "'==- ~-=: ~~.~ ~- GAHs SEE ••• *" (UPI) -'lbe again, ofl.aplD C.allur Floyd PaUenoa t.itle fllbl Fl1tllf for the eecond tlml ~ teNai!Jt]J elated A1bu querque, N.M., Allril #. Herbert ll!ulwnmad, Clay'& Black MuaUm ~. bad accepted an lmllllloa from New Mexleo't GoY. David to hrllll lbt fiCbl to ro1erque bot latar cbll1led hll l!llnd. Muhlmmad taid the April . date would DOl ltavo lnourhl'~ time for llkqulllli'Gmotlon the bout . waa ror "April tJ Capture Win.Jn r'ayoffs (8oalk'a DlvflfOD) TEAM WLR GaiUpolll ••.. .. .. I I 11 .: .. .... I I I WEll'S RESVLTS .. .. .. 0 t 4 IS ........ ' ' !. .. LAI'I' WED'S II'.IU~f -~ 1Wellltoa f Lollll I I OaiUpolll l f Ai!IIDI s I t Mlddlll'Ofl 0 .,D'IOAMII "· JJickiOn w. Ylt.Pomeroy Walleton "· Nellolll'lllt II~-~::':I away," be aild. enougtr llmt, and I nnw that It wq """ ,,.., when 1111 De _.,.IIG there." flibl . .' ,' " v-~ ......~ - ' ...........~.............................~1-•........tl:.l~~ ' ,, . .- . ., ' ' '· �I ., ' r;mes-Sentinel The Sunday Tlme8-SenliDel, SUIIda;v, ~pril18, 1967-19 FOR A .. welt~ton iJ • REAL DEAL ' ( J:l•ctzem. 10• 4 J' • ol• 01/ Ga, lllrn l 8 Wellston In Triangular Meet Fri._. . . MIDDLEPORT - -.-"7'--""'"""'""'"""""''===""'""'""'"""~'l Panther th!ncladli sc:ored lints port was lopped by Sam Hood in Dine events to w~n a Irian- with 1\i polnto. :':a:~;.: :thF::~ Two records were set for the Pomeroy lraek squad during Coach Bud Bickel a Panther the meet It w.. !be moat ~·~ ~!~edt: ':~~: ~~~== points th~ Panthers have scorUad and 25 b Wellston The ed and the moat lint places sq Y, • • they have bad In a lingle meet wm was Pomeroy s second Ibis season ln. three meets. Don Lambert, In !he mlle run, Don SwJSher and Jack Stan· broke hll own PHS track roe- :r The . reaulll 1Ji -~ yarfoua 4:51.2; Omley ('If), Pomeroy U polnll, reii!M!CUvely. Mlddl... ord for .the thlnl time by turn- me a t:l1.2. Tht mlle relay team for Pomeroy recorded a : ol S:IIU !~ another new m record. members of the relay squad were Mike liargraves, Ron Logan, Jim Swatzel and Dave Hargraves. Both Middleport and Wellston ley were higb-poinl men for Ill! Pomeroy thlnelada with 15 and recorded three first places. . ' . yCaptures 1 Win, Trips ahama Nine, 8-l Honor Pirate A tllletes eveota were: Shot _ Jeffers (W) 37'7": Conley (W), Cunningham 1M), and KraUI (M). Discus - Sivla -(W) 11111 II.; Stanley iP), Gilkey (M) and IJpple (W). Broad Jump - Brlcltles (P) 19'8\i"; Garnes (P), Logan (P) and Oller Ill!), High Jump- Logan (P) 5'2"; Michael !Pl, Hood. (M), and Whitlatch (Ml. Pole Vault- Stanley IPI 9'7"; Wehrung (P) and Cluff (M). 120 High Hurdles - Stanley 11110 Relays _ • Drat will! 1:41 lime. second. «O Yard Dash - Brown Whitlatch (M), ~~'4~~: Hargraves (p) and 11 !8() Low Hurdles _ (P) 23.0 sec.; Cluff (M), lil"'''-11 man (P) and Betbel (W). BBf Yard Run - Woods IM) , 2 19.5; Bentz <P), werner (P) and Barker (P). :1-Mlle Run - Morrow (W) 11:30.4; Hlndy (M), WeR (P) ~nd Warner (M). co;~:~ t!fh~~~e aaf.!e:~it~rooarned, b1eoatdh GALLIPOLIS - Coacli Char Introduced by Coach lith and Peggy Skidmore, two (P) ID.4 sec.; Games tP), Con- 220 Yard DaRb- Swisher (P) les McAfee, Athens High School son, Coach McAfee years ley IW) and Miller (W). IU sec.: Hood IM), Garnes to an 8-1 non-league win over Wa· was guest speaker Friday night his talk 1o the players Coa~h Carter presanted let· 100 Yard Dash - Swisher (P) (P) and Oller (M). White Falcons on Friday. at the All-Sports Banquet at Ins the live trademarks ot tors to these Pirate football 10.8 sec.; Hood (M), Bnckles Mile Relay - Pomeroy team Cottcb W8!~~~:.;tb in seven outings th~s sea- North Gallia High Sch"':!. hon· good athlete. They are: 1. players: Alan HitU, lroshnuln; (P) and Oller 1M). ftl'll~ 3:53.2; Middleport, was the fourth when they reg· onng the North Gallts trates tude, 2. Oesire to excell, Dan McClaskey and D a u 0 y Mile Run - Lambert (P) ond. Jlirdelte, a lanky sophomore, lstered six markers 00 four hits football, basketball and base. TradiUon, I. Coahdonc~, and Logue, sophomores; D a v i d ~ five innings and gave and four bases on balls. Hit ball players. Abllll)l. • Skidmore, Chrla Smith, .IQI ollly a single to Centerfield- ters during the backbrealdn;; Approxunately 150 per,ons at· Coach M.Afee described his ld Hager, Johnny RuS3ell, Don· &' Fields In the second and one Pomeroy rally were Jim Crow tended the Ail Sports Banqu~t early life on • farm m ald Browning and Doyle Saundto Slcond Bueman Tullob in with a double and Ed Baer, sponsored by tl>e North '}alli• Arter high school he workt-r: era, juniors: and those seniors. h filth. Moore was tapped for Flnlaw and Van Meter, each a Pirates Atnletic Boosters As· • srocery Jt~r· but ~ave and l!llger Garrett, who was til llher Wahama bit, 1 aingle sin le soctalion. Letters were present· up .to go to college. Like Larry Cromeans, Jim Crace, IIJ reiW burler Shinn In the other Panther run was ed to football and '•asketbail ElliS Jo:"n of Marsltall Bob McCarley, Silas John•on, scored in the fifth when Chock players, ':heecleaders. and a-' verstty, ch McAfee grew and Roser Garrett, wno was Our Jete model previously • owned Wltllama'a lone run came in Bartels led all with 8 single, wards to b!lsebail players wlll m the days of the depression. absent. 1 Cadillecs give you luxury-cer pride 1t 1 1M llfllt when Tulloh singled moved to second on a sacrifice be made at 8 later date. HIS ldlbae Ukm~~as spent Bbll()l. Coach Carter 1110 presented J'leWi: homo alter be was safe and then scored with two outs Don Shaw, president of the '"~ 1 s et I. miniature silver footballs compact price. ta a fielder'• ehoice with one on Baer's sffd double. Baer, North Gallia P!f>tes Atlilf.ltc , A vetoran of 2t ;·ears certlflcatea to David Ski<lmore ll 66 Cadillec Coupe DeVille $5000 Fields was the only Wa who led all itlers, had two Boosters AssooJHtion, .made the coaching, U1e Athens H and Silas Johnson, b a t h ' - runner to advance forth· doubles and single In four only .trophy presentatiOn of the School mentor, where bls whom were named to the li'tr.,t ll Full power equipment, plus Climate Control Air-Con· ditioning, 1 owner new Cadillac trade, turquoise with • IIIII MCOnd. trips to the plate. Ronnie Deem evenmg. A trophy for the tugh- ens Bulldc:c> wen the Team, All • Southern turqtwise Interior• -.. P·""' .. ~• 1-0 . th I th p h't est academic average was a- basketball c!hampionshlp of Athletic Conference· • .,. a111erl ..,. auucu a gc. e on y o er omeroy 1, rd d Cl 1 G Iff'11h ' 111 lbt ftrst when steve a single In the seventb. wa . e \0 tor es r • a Southeastern 0 hI o Athletic Varsity basketball :e~~~ 1965 Cadillac Sedan DeVille $4000 -·• oH b Iter ·"·ed B . . . semor letterman on the Ph ales League was voted "Coach were presented by Coach Full power, radio, tinted glass, cruise control, white 1aw Y mnmgs . 000 010 0-1 3 0 1 0 tbaII squac · I· ' " In the SEOAL. \PII ' 'Van Metera was' Willi\ bit by• Wahama the Year rlaon lo: FnKidle Dee~ t b wall tires, Comfort control air conditioning. t 'dd pitch with ooe away sod Pomeroy 100 610 x- 8 g 0 J. Melvm Cart•r, head foo!· The Ohio High School only repeater from last year; .... Moore liJICied with two Batey (LP), Shinn (4), and ball coach, w.s master of cere. ic As!Oclation recently Mike Payne, John E. Garnes, 65 Cadillac Coupe DeVIlle $4000 eta. Mite he 11. Burdette (WP), monies. Von;on McCoy. Vmton Couch McAfee with a golcl Charles Peck, Ronnie Mmrris. ll Full power, radio, tinted glass, Autronle eye, new lnDI I th P th M (8) d Cro funeral diroJCIOr, gave the mvo- watch for his team~"~!':JliDave Hager, Ronnie Gre·enlee,ll wlslw tires. aqua metalic finish with matchln11 Intel'> -. ng or • an ers oore an w. cation and the benediction. won more than ..,. •M and manager Johnny Russet!. lor, shows excellent care. Sold and servtced by us, Coach Carter introduced Coach games during his •~aching Coach Morrison al90 only 27,000 mites. Mike Morris.>n who awarded reer. Re attribated the f tv seated cerUBcatea to Freddlejl 64 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3300 Varsity has~c· t>•U letters and trademarks of a good Dee! and Mike Pyne, who Light blue metallic finish with matching Interior, full Coach Frank Bullock, w ll 0 to his Athens High School were named to the power equipment Incl. wlndowo and 6 way power .J passed oul Re·;erve basketball era In their successful Team All • Southern Valley seat, radio, tinted glass, white wall tires, comfort COliletters. paign lor the 1961\<17 Athletic Conference thls past trot air con1ttionlng, low mileage, real sharp. ltlo Grande College'!< golf team thumped Cedarville ..?"acDh tctlartMer Malsoh Introduced Championship. ea&OD. C)IDege 21·1 Saturday on the Gallipolis !Inks. It was the ..,so 0 e c a on, a memNine raerve basketball nlaV·II OPEN IVES TIL 1:00 Redmen's first vi c tory ber of the North Gallia High Cheerleaders ers received letter• from igalnst two setbacks. the Gallipollo Unk!. Mouotabt SChool faculty an1 sponsor of ters were: Coptalo IJnda Frank Bullock, iDcludioc -0~;:11 $AU'S Ten7 ll!rader former GeRI· the cheerteader:J, who passed hum, three years ; Ann Irk ~Uo mgh school golfer, paced I State downed Rio In file R • d- out the cheerleader. letter.. co-captain, three years ; C Job F. Ga11101, ill! Redmon wllila 78 Saturday. men's season opener. Coach Carter aif:o awarded tho Gels~ and Mary Neal, one ~0 ~';"" 11 • Mike Wllfons, ~:11 hfrlck Mllbom fired 8 82, Varsity football letters. and m football only, Judy .;.,:• 58: ; , Rl .. ' I ~ White an 80 while C h u c k Other matches Included Cutn- · l!llbert Smith. Why Wait to Enioy a .CADILLAC &· .._*a I ° .,w Golfers lti m.nump Cedarville 21 to 1 . 0 Grande Redmen I =• Da- ~· ~fo~n:. :~n~;SSotis - ::: iberland College, away on ApMiller pated the Yellow Jack- rll Z'l; Cumberland home, May tiS with 62 1 . . . II a~e Redmen were de. 5: At West Vtrgmta state Col· fe~y vlsltlns west Virgin- liege on May 8; AI Cedarvtlle Ia State 3May 9, and the Redmon wtll 19 fn lh~t 1a-bole match Shra- take part io the NA!A Diilrict 4\l!r was low man for the Red· 22 tournament on May Ill. 1\1111 with a 74. Kramer had 83, Sa111 as, Milbom 78 aod White ALLST AR ._ "' Caldwell paced the losers ' will a 'IS. ' Moodey, lite Redmen wIll ... Mountain StaC. College on Grand Slam Gives Phillies '-2Decision PIJILAI)IUHIA CUP!}-To- ., G!JDMies ltll tho flrlt pod ~ Friday's Ma]· or line Scores National Leagne Chicago ?10 0>2 000- 8 13 0 Pitts 000 001 01:1-- 5 11 3 Slmmona (1-0) and BoccahelIa; Ribant, Short 15), Blass (5), McBean (6), Shellenbaclt (8) and Pagnaronl . LP- Ribant (1). 1). HRS-Biillks 12ndl, Santo list). (1st). I ·II!~~~::J T" ...._ I_____• . Bateman ; Ellli!, 0.•1een Nottebart (8) and M .vardl. -Wilson (HI). LP- Ellis (01). MRS-Pointer nst), Mathews (lsi). Lot A 000 000 ttl!- 4 9 0 St Louis 302 030 1101- 8 to Osteen, Miller (3), Singer 15), Egan (5), Lee (7) and Torborg; Jaster, Hughes (9) and McCarNew York 000 001 000- I T2 ver. WP--Jaster (1-0). LPPhlla 031 000 011- 5 9 I Osteen (0.1). Fisher, Koosmatl (S) Terry (1), D. Shaw 17), Hamilton (8) San Fran 001 OIS 000- 5 7 I and Goosen, Grote; Short (1-0) Allanll tMJ3 000 OOtt- 6 10 1 and Dalrymple. LP-Fisber (0. Bolln, Gibbon (5), Mcdaniel 1). HR-Reynoldli (lsi). (6), LiUY (7) and Haller; Jmil, Nlel:ro II) and Torre. Housto1 030 000 320- I 11 WP-Jmil (1-0). LP-Bolin Clncl 000 0111. 000- Z 8 1 1). HRS-Alou (1st) . Torre -Wilson 11-0). IP-EUII (0.1). (lot), Davenport 2 (1st &: 2nd). - • ol bill ID the lbJI "lle'l lite GlliJ - who lllres ...,. and tileD alngled home 1 • ru11 111 tho llghtll Saturday .... 111l1Jlb-6at'• ... Pop!" • lead 111 Pllllodel!>bla Pbllliea ' :.t-:..~--Jim ~ Gil Dodd theB . Jmes-Sentmel ReJays Event Has 7Entries ~vey <Znd) • MORE MoRE MORE Amerkan Leagne BoltoD 100 (110 trio-- s • 1 New York 000 000 000- o I o Rohr (1.0) and Gibson ; Ford, Tillotson (9) and Howard. LPFord 101). HRS - R. Smith Cloazal... b1a1t oil Rob MIDDLEPORT - S e YOn (lsi), Foy (191). ..., a maJealic drive traek teams of the 11'11 will wflleb llruck the liPt tower • partici)l!lte in the Times • Sen- Ball lOt 000 000- 7 7 0 .,... the home run line on the tine! Relays here thla MDJ!ng Kan City 100 000 000- I 4 ~ centerfield well, d~ Saturday at I p. m. Phoebul, Dillman 15) . and reoliJy above the 41Y.>-foot martThe relays, sponsored by the Etebebarren; KriUIII, Pterce 1!1' • the tower It tumbled GAlLIPOLI8 _ TIM annual Ohio Valley Publilhlng Comp• (!), Lindblad (II), Dullba 181 ~ the lowe;., protecllve GU Dodd Mile RuD, 1!pOilOOI'ed oy's Sunday Times • Sen!lllel, and Roof. WP...ootman 11-0). j' ~ while Congalez followed by the Ga!UpoUI l!lllary Club. wUI be held on the Middleport LP- KraUJH (0.1). HRS ~ .l'olil!ly Briggs. Ricliie Allen and wiD be conducted oa Memorial High School track. cbebarren (!at). ' '· lol!!mJ CaUiaon lo borne plate. Fie~ here 011 'nlelday, M1J 16, Teams scheduled for parUcl- Detroll 1130 000 000- 3 11 2 ,i -·opened the Inning with btgtnnms at 1:10 p.m. paUon are Pomeroy , Middle- Min 200 002 Olx- 5 8 ~ • ~ ~itt double oH the scoreboard This was announced Satur- port, Eastern, Southern, Wilson, Sberry (6), Podres (8) ' In P'!:~ ::,•nDi"".,d gall!; day by Dr. Thomas Price, pres- rna, Kyger Creek, and Gloult- and Frechan; Boswell, Kline 1, a c ran tdent of the Galllpolll l!lltary er . II), Merrlt& 16) end ll&ttey. WP • _;::., . Iclub. Coaches Bud Bickel and Frell -Merritt (1-0). LP-Wilson (i). the _.th Bnggs opened Plllllis are dlreetm. I) 11J18..-A111101 ll&t) Ver a homer, Callison tripled For the flrat Ume ID lite ll'r ' Trophies will be pruentec~ to (Ill). ' • GoDzala llingled hlmbome year history of the event, coon· the first and !leCOnd place teams _ ftfllt RBI. ty !l<bool lllbleW wlll be per· and the individual high point Clm 100 ooo tJOO.- 1 8 o wllo baa beaten tile mltted w partiCipate in Ute participant. There wiD be rib- Calif 31D 200 121-10 15 0 In 15 decl!ll011s, event. bOIIB for eacb event for the Tlao~ O'lloo&bue (1), Bailey In the 1!-degret Five athletes from each school lint four plaoel. (7) IIIII Simi; Sanford, l!lljas He set down the 1 iD G a 1111 eounly, IDc1udlng Events will be pole vault, dil- (7) and WP-Sanlord bel~ J~i ·GAllS, will take part ID the CU. high jump, broad JUmp, 11.0). LP-Tiant <0.1). !IRSno- 11 spe :running , shot put, hiJ!h burdlae, 101 yd. I Iingle to loft Ill · dub, mlle nm. 1180 relar, tiD, 1PmBIIII .AIIII£NT .'":ji;~;lll 'l1te winD« and runnerup will ItO low hurdles, 1180 nm, two- Prri'SBU!IGH IUPI) - Pltch·aeorect botb their receive awards and a travellnC mile run, 220 and mile relay. fll' Juan Pizarro of !be tile Dlnth 011 -!l'ho SuUI· trophy will be awanletl the win- Scoring will hi 1111 tilt 1lu1a Plllllbutth Pirates left for bls doalllt by B1 d niDI eebool. 'l'llll tnpby wiD be of 111 points for 1 'lint place home Ill Puet·to Rico Friday !llbl'l 11<!1'1-1 retired by a school wbldt wlna flllllh, four for second, three upon recelvina word that his liD- the evllll 1IINt ~lve for third, two lor fourll an4.father, 1alon, bad dled at the ;reara. · 0111 lor liflh. Ml Ill fl. 111!1'1 11tMit pllcbing. Mile Run May }6t h I w• aaD.. bel': r kARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR Rod,..... ..,N'OI.;;::;;;;;:;;;;;-- - Rio Gfande Redmen Upset Matiettaf j.l..,; . GALLIPOIJS - The 1\1 oschedulecl to play Oblo VaDey hurlers with a 2-1 record. The wlllt hlllrlple IIIII ICill'lld when lrlple to deep fell f1ei4 aillf. 111tJt ftltf GUI ·j Grande College Reclmeo took/ College Saturday afternoon at Qoly other Redman with a pitch- Lallllblln slammed btl triple. ina lbe baaea eandlnc the ftad. B.~ • ... tiJcbed . . J !be "big one" Friday afternoon Parkersburl, W. Va. lng record Is Frankie CoiUns, The Redmen'• four blta mtll into 1 s-o INd. Dldi: LIIUIII- lbt 1111 'hmes at Marietta downing the Mar- 1!: Grady eot the dl.!tance who Is 1·1. Jim Stock, the MIJ'Ietta 111rt- 1111 fQUOQI Oracb' and Cltlpll- lar tlil f'llliiO . . W .I lelia ColleJe Plnneers 7-2 with !OJ : .. Redm::.. allowing eight Rio Grande exploded for lour er, came ID the lint five )JUlo plleMr'l amllb wltb : fJIIJ 1111111 a big four ~ !leCODd Inning scattered hill, only thre In th runs In the top of the second lngs. I triple lo the epot iD pl14111ad .. .~ ! )'... (:a r r .. . featuring back !<>back triples by last five innings. He struck out lnnlog. Marietta sl!Ored single Deve walked 111 open deep 1ell lleld I!CGI'Inl Gndy, IIIII 1t1t _,llllll' GALLIPOIJS - Gallla AcadeiiiJ High School Blue Ken Grady and Dick Laughlla. 1n ooc1 nll:ed two 1o 1 h e runs In the bottom of the third !be top of the •kOnd lor I 0 BW Mcllonnagh ·,... •aft 0!1 I 11111 01111 ' · Devlla went for the long ball Friday afternoon at the Gal· ll!arletta College went into the Inning Grady ·struck out 1and fourth innings and R 1o Grande. Barry Alberti ltruek fielder's cboloa ""' Don llhl¥' , 'i 1 ! StateJnatltute diamond as they banged' out 12 hits contest sporUtti a 11-1 rerord the first men, allowed a hill Grande came back with two In out. Mike Utley was sale at era f)'OUnded out to end I he Rio Ol'fllllli 011111 • .mcludlng two homers, four tl'lples .and two doubles to and was a heavy favorite to de- and then fanned the next man 1 the !lllh and one In the sixth. flrat base on an error lnnlni with Rio .Grande oul downk the Wellston Golden . leal the Redmen who were Z-2 for three strikeout& in the Jnn- · Rio Grande went hiUess In the lolo1 Mar 1h ID J:n:t!:' llarted for Marlel- "" (WP) ;... RocDavid ejJ 10-4. ll Ill tile Oral ftve frames. for the season. Coach Art Lan· 1ng ltast three lram•.s. an er w I e '"f . · ' · JolmsOD homered In Speoc' . . hit one . I bases. II and lasted .six full )Mings. '"' Sloit (LP), Cat the second with two on, and I >alter and fanned It Rockels. bam's Reclmen now 1-2 were Grady now tops Rio Grande Grady drove In three run a Then CIIDI Grady'• amublna He allowed all of Rio Orude'l atue (t) 11t1 f. 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Tr111rpoa11!11en I WO!it to ple111 you. You'llllke our.apprli1•llftCI new tredlnt · Poll~, Tryusl Pomeroy ft\otor Co.· ' 308-318 E. MAIN Open Eves Til 9 ·•, c:.... ·' POMIIOY · . Heavyweight Title Fight Is Off Again CIUCAGO 1962 FORD MARTIN SALES m. Lewil 8u8b bed 1 homer with Gene Brag~ paced the Rock one on _in !be tdlth. Johnson ets at the plate with IW<J hits was three for four at the plate, In tbree trips, including the Rocwith a double and slnsle In stl- kets only extra base hit, a homdillon to the homerun. er with one aboard In thekwp would'-be homerun wentAnother for a /Jf Ute second. Captain 1p GALL1I'OLIS - Coach was second In the shot liD tho 220. Bush was third In 440, and Eugene Canaday fourth I 120 IUGH HURDU'S - Ear-j MILI!i IWN - lalllb. 5:ground rule doub)e. Downard had a brace of singles Hanaley'a GAllS track and whlle Bryan Swain was ,tlle discus and Burns third In in the two mile run for GAHS. hart, I, 15.1. '01. Tommy Spsncer bad two trip. In two lt'lps. squad placed second In a trlan In the broad jump. •the pole vault 1 Here's resulll ol Friday's! IOOYARD DASH - J. San 11110-IIBLAY - WGI bJ Oalll· les in three trips. Glb Milliron Wellston 1s now 2-3 for the gular meet at Ironton Friday Swain, Charles Neal, Gerald Glb Craig waa fourth bt th e event: ders, I, IO.l polla ID 1·: 4 had a double in four tripe; Ric season. The game Thursday evening. Bums were third In the 120 hurttO - D. 8anM. I; Ill Mosley had a triple In three wlth'C:hllllcothe wao rained out Tba boat Tigers won bon· too-yard dash, and ·mile WJ• 110-lDW IIIJIIDLIII .. J. Satttrlps and Tommy had Frank Rapp started on ors with 73\i points. run. Swain was Uttrd In the 1801 defl, 1, IU. a perfect day .uLtb8· ,plate, hill for the Rockets, worked totaled 59. Coal Grove was low hurdles, and Devld Romaine 180 - 0; AmlllrOIII+ G, l:15. poundln1 out two singles and a two Innings, gave up five hlt8, with 26\i polnll. third In the 880. Neal wao third GAL~IPOLIS - Coach John For the Galllans, PI eyIng I McCarty M, Del\test 411, won 220- D. Sanda, J, D!L triple In three tripe. walked on• •·• ·••nek out one. Junior Jim Gilmore paced , Milhoan • Gallla Academy High Without the services of Br•ce by McCarty, 4-0. 2-MILE _ Mo!onf1 C.OII Tbe w1n for Coaob Cliff Wll· ;g Johnny Walker came on In Gallipolis attack with 12 Flaht Renlto school Blue Devils golf team Harreld and Jeff Miller (theY Corbin 38, Baker tl, won by Grove, tt:lll.l. son's Blue Devlll was the first the th· ·, 1 hits Gilmore was Drat bt the United Pl'Oio International ,thumpod Pt. Pleasant 1411 to are In Cleveland for Key Club Corbin, 4-0. MILE RELAY- WOD by !rover a Wellaton teem since 1959 never lssu"d a base on ball~ jump and pole vault and PALM BEACH, F:- IIi on the Gallipolis links Frl- convention) Steve Blowm and Corbbt, 4-0. eontoll Ill s:& when Coach Mark WyUe's Blue and struck 0 u1 two. In the broad jump. (UPI) -lrllb Bobby Alford, 147, day evening. 1Tom McCarty lbot two-over-par Davies 38, Casto 42, won by SIIOT PllT - BlrfY, I, 39' !Jevllo downed the Rockets 12-0 WeUslnn took a 1-0 lead In Bruce Smltb captured I he Atlanll, Ga., knockad out Ray It was the Devils' fifth win In 311s. Davleo, l-1. B";. for tile Southeastern Ohio Ath· their hell of the first Inning but mile run while the GARS ny Famechon, 12611, Auslralla, ·9t1 outings. Pt. Pleasant Is o-2 ' Josh Deweese poced the Big Two other rro• played, BROAD JUMP- J. landers, leUc League champlonshJ•. The the Blue Devils came back with yard relay team captured Malone, 146, Mlaml (I). for the year. Blacks with a 40. but their scores did not count 1, 11'-6\i". last Ume the teams met tn lwo In the bottom of the ftrst. place honors. The match was originally Monday, the Galtlans wIll In the match. G. Smllh shot 1 DI8CUS - Clay, 00, 1.01'·9" regular aeaoon play was bt 1949. The Rockets got two more In David Armstrong was fl"t MELBOURNE (UP!) --John- scheduled at Pt. Pleasant, bu t. h a s 1 powerful Barboursville. 41 for GAHS, C. Rlcliards 1 4t HIGH JUMP - on-, G, The Blue Devils are now :1-2 the top of the second to take a tin the 880, giving the B I • ny Famecbon, 126 11, Auatralla, was switched to Gallipolis be. Here's Friday's results : for Point. Varney had 1 d !or 6'-1". for the season and play Jack· 3-2 lead , but Johnson's three Dovlls live firsts. Roberto Wdng, 128, cause of wet grounds aero" the Blowen 38, Kllda7 tl, won OAHS, P1neakla 45 for !Itt via- POLS VAtlt.T - Ollmort. G, son at t p.m. Tuesday either run homor put the Blue Devils Ironton collected eight (10). rlv~r. ~'· Blnwe". 311 to \i. ltor!. 1'. on Memorial Field or the GSI bt !rant to ltaY. and Coal Grove won two diamolld. Two games thls sea· The Rockets scored again In Lee Burson placed second son have been postponed be· the top of the third. Galllpolls ~ 440 for GAHS. Charles cause of rain and wet grounds. came back with two In the e was runnerop In the two mile The rained-out April & aame at fourth, one In the fifth and two . Tbe GAHS mile r e I a y Wellston bas been rescheduled in the sixth. t . m placed eecond. for April 28. Wellston 121 000 0- 4 5 1 Tommy Spencer got Ills - Galllpolls 230 ~12 x-· 10 12 3 ond win of the season against Batteries: Wellaton - Bapp no 101101 u be W<mt the route (LP), Walker (3) lllld Perdue: for !be Blue Devllll boldine the Gallipolis - Spencer (WP) and ; Rockell to flq IIC!ltterad bill, Mosley. 1963 WILLYS JEEP Pomeroy Motor's Super Market Pricing d!Mt;(wwh~ n•.~se "'==- ~-=: ~~.~ ~- GAHs SEE ••• *" (UPI) -'lbe again, ofl.aplD C.allur Floyd PaUenoa t.itle fllbl Fl1tllf for the eecond tlml ~ teNai!Jt]J elated A1bu querque, N.M., Allril #. Herbert ll!ulwnmad, Clay'& Black MuaUm ~. bad accepted an lmllllloa from New Mexleo't GoY. David to hrllll lbt fiCbl to ro1erque bot latar cbll1led hll l!llnd. Muhlmmad taid the April . date would DOl ltavo lnourhl'~ time for llkqulllli'Gmotlon the bout . waa ror "April tJ Capture Win.Jn r'ayoffs (8oalk'a DlvflfOD) TEAM WLR GaiUpolll ••.. .. .. I I 11 .: .. .... I I I WEll'S RESVLTS .. .. .. 0 t 4 IS ........ ' ' !. .. LAI'I' WED'S II'.IU~f -~ 1Wellltoa f Lollll I I OaiUpolll l f Ai!IIDI s I t Mlddlll'Ofl 0 .,D'IOAMII "· JJickiOn w. Ylt.Pomeroy Walleton "· Nellolll'lllt II~-~::':I away," be aild. enougtr llmt, and I nnw that It wq """ ,,.., when 1111 De _.,.IIG there." flibl . .' ,' " v-~ ......~ - ' ...........~.............................~1-•........tl:.l~~ ' ,, . .- . ., ' ' '· �-·~' \' '' \ ' ,I . ' ' f ,, '' :t ~· ):. T• '' / ' ,., ,, •• New$ !n~qrming, , ~ .......... ~ ,. -.,, . :lp ~· is Real ~rest of · F arming f\bilitf. a~ . . .. ' E, BLAJtF.9LEE ' .. ' ' and Roy Holter wltl1 Some of this fertilizer was ap. :ro5; and Funks G75A. Grueser. Iinformation il .accumula,ted plied at the time of planting. AVERAGE YIELD is expect~ · more :-atttntliid rook their ski I Much oT it was plowed down. · The average yield lor the Th~-~ear thereclwas • ne0far~- be paid tD such factors. . ly llll'lllers, · on riY of the soil, For the entire II men Jn the eleven me~ In the program as er u-.. row spa ng 0 3. Inc •· ·. , · er and lllream boUoms, lace time, fertilizer, progra,m in 1966 the av"'age 97.7 bushels per acre. The l01v· es. Actual plant population at Present recommendations II ·dleo' lllalze Dltlif M6Aic · . manure, and through actual amount of Nitrogen est yield was 70 bushels per ac- harvest time per acre ranged that Melgs County com dl10ate• Wllerever JQbnlol; , tiMi u&e of correct varieties, •· was 86.8 pounds per acre; pbos- re which is 10 to 15 bushels per from 15 •860 plants to 2•330 be planted as soon 38 · ,...,. Is a problem ddt &elM chlevejl' thi~ result. They were pnorus 87.3 pounds; and pojash acre above the Meigs County plants. Most o( the farmers With earlier planting It 1J 11 usuaUy near by. ~equir!ll to harvest mechani- 85 pounds. average. · were shootmg at 20 •1100 or more and soil" conditlons are It ts very· ll!fpo!Ulll cally '~ place Jn the wagon a Varieties u ~ e d 1n c I tl do~ In addition tD the ollext achie·; plants per acre. factoli' after April 20. lai'D)erJ lnslot thelr ~eale!' suffl~t weight of corn MDM Resistant; M 69 A; RuUs; lng the {00 bushel yield, others R"earch is now under way sirable to plant the com ply them with Maize when'!i'elgbed and computed Parks 610; Ohio 708 and 823; participating were Edis<in Hoi· which calls attention to the r&- shallower depth. sale resistant! hybrids U the bll~ of 15.5 per cent FunkB 96; Funks 91; Dekalb Jon, Harold Roush, Starling latioiiBhip of moisture In t h The newest thing in fertll!zer have bad the disease·In ture, $y had over 1110 bu,:,ets 874; Park• 4110; C-38 and AES Massar Dan Smith, and Mark soil at planting lime, moro use with com is pop up or il there is a JohliiSOngr:usl of com; A mimimum harvest · asociation. · acre was required. were optimistic, He said Many hYbrid> were Jnclullledl dates on this were "relllistic · and may . In tests that have b.eell •ntD M~y ;, tD May 25. just a little low." the Scioto. River ilottooiS. 0 0 applications He also . said he do . oearch of these are included Ill 0 . of ' whether a slight deollne ln the 1967 Ohio Agronomy ·.Guld~.j · of 5-20-20 and WASHING T 0 N (UP!) - The department's last official National Independent M sa i stock production · would 33 per cent There are new Indications to estimate of the feed grain cat· Packers Association, and the much, If any, lmpoct on retail I Other analyses day that the Johnson Adminis. ry-over expected this fall was Western Meat Packers Associ•· prices. Finner added such a . 7·211-20; 6-24-24; tration thinking is ogainst pro- 2> million tons. But a depart·j lion. clin~, resulting in .~;~e~=i~l ; O.:W.20; aild posal• to increase feed grain ment source said today goven•· They challenged the govern· h1gher livestock pnces, production this year by revis· ment experts now believe thej menl's production forecast . of have a 11101e favOfable effect . ing the government's feed grain carryover reserve will actually 110 million tons and predicted the economy than a .boost program. .. be slightly over 31 million tons. a "probable decline'' In live- feed grain ~roduclioq •otlldl ''SO QUIET YOU ALMOST The !attest signs oame as in· The source said official ]Aibllsh· stock production as a result of have. · HJARTHE formed sources said Agriculture ed estimates will probably be insufficient feed grain produc· "We're going to ,hav~ " fiAY FALL" Department economists would revised upward late this month. tion. enough time keeping feed ~aiinl soon boost their oHicial esE· The carryover stock repre· The industry spokesmen fot'e· prices at a reasonable mate of this . (all's carryover sents grain from !9116 and prior· cast total production ol only 165 the level of production stock of feed grains, year crops on hand as a re· million tons this year, adding re anticipating," Flnner At the same time, a depart- serve at the start of the 1967· that to maintain livestock pro· lie sald· ~wer prices for ,;~~:1 mcnt official gave a cool reac· crop marketing season In the duction during 1967 at about the ers growing feed grains could tion to a meat industry warn. fall. same level as 1966 would re- have more serious econotnie ing retail meat prices would lsoned Wartllng quire at least 174 million tons. Impact than "moderate" rise unless the gov.rnm•nt re- The warning that meal prices Winn F. Finner, of the AgrJ. changes In the livestock marvises its feed grain program to could go higher In the super· culture- Department, o/lalienged ket and "possible, but certainty spur increased feed production market came from the heads 1Jf the industry spokesmen·~ ~>Jaim not drastic" boosts in retail ' ' . means this year. I the American Meat Institute, the government's est]jnate< meat prices. BY C. · Ext. Agent, 'Ail'IOlllturi Meij& COIIDiy Maximum production Is a hmo11y to the ablllty of -a larn" er to so manage his soil and everyday tlvlng that/ In of weather, he. Will achieve yields. . At the Holstein Banquet Friday evening In the Chester . Grade School, sb: Meigs ty men were awarded the of Ma!ter Producer as tbe Pull of having achieved t b Jo,,. of producing and vesting 100 or more bushels tom..per acre. . Included in this list for • were Thereon Johnson WJth : .4 bush~ls; Virgil King ,With 4 husi)els; Rex Shenefield 112.3 bushels; Earl Dean .1118:4 husheli; the Brar.ch ol the Ohio a! Experiment S!ation with 1 'I On The farm Front AdnumstratJOn •• AgaJnst FeedGfaJn , H.ike? FIGHT l . \ Uilnleh. Mowers I , Eliminating the old.Cashioned pitman comee close to eJimlaaU.., Pibra#oB that ahorleba tho lifo of Dli)W• I erai FoUl' qalet SO Series Moweralet you cut bay tlie "IY you wiah. Two rae; rear-mounted •• , one lid.!-1714W1led lor atro visibilio/ ••• nnd one ia a lroii·IYJH!· One ol them belonfi in your bay pl8Jlll! ll I MARKET TRENDS WILLIAMSON FARiA SUPPLY I 742..1693 ALLIS-CHALMERS D!AL&R .~UTLAND. 0. \ I j I·&I . LAWN MOWING WILL 8E Elfltf F ..· this-· Year FergusonlO l ' . ', ' / ' 1 1\ueeed IO'hp troc!Dr Witb ln~tanHey atart, fo.am oushton. ed seat, buU~!n tool box, 42 inch rotary mowor, and var· tab1e Jpeed drive tb•t ilVtl five ,forward speeds jn each ~ear ,without ~tiling. ~ee It now ~t., . I · Fulton'· Thompson Tractor Sales Spring Ave. 992·51111 Pomeroy . "ti Narrow: ; Row . ' I . ,;; ... ,.t,· ·corn ? ::·: . ' I .l ' ' .• . Is this AII-Gear·D~ive Riding Tractor and ita. All-Gear-Drive 30~ Rotary Mower REA!-LY Indestructible? ' Order . ' ' L'IID.MIIK • 16 fi E LD . . INtERN~TIONAL• . Mc.C ORMICK lUPer Tnctor ,...__ "IUIIitlder, , I Yon gel big, 40-ton per llour eapadty, yet the 16 II priced with the 10Ni on lbo IIIUbil, ·, · ' . ~ 2You·pt ·IIIUID!um otrtnglh with ml'nf. weJPt ·.tbroa(b b>and uw d.oip. I Tbo .!fi'htwefc~t is ridaJ em top ot ool\ I'<JIIII<I when ·t.ian.r dnl.. !loa, down... .. · lDum ~ You can grOen~'Ltat! *"!'-pld.,o · power and switch lo ..m.or for fiSt olfo filling. · , '"'" · ,l.,..!n<4. II-knife cuttF 'h~ad onla ~....... than FIDe CU\ leed lokea, up le11 ·Jipai!e In the wagon and aDo •• , ultle . Claan'llj> altir every feeding. ' . ~~ . ··:o" j v·· · ; 'I ~' . i . ' ' ' You..,{ -~•- .i.n. Wat,;.. 11-- ·· ·tton In~ mOi'liiDI,-:.t~flll• than, : '' .,_ Avalla~le¥1~~ ~rr ~cl, ~~~r;.~~ -p1~...p: ... · .CiOIM ln. $ttt the 16 chopper! . ·,,, ~~- . ' �-·~' \' '' \ ' ,I . ' ' f ,, '' :t ~· ):. T• '' / ' ,., ,, •• New$ !n~qrming, , ~ .......... ~ ,. -.,, . :lp ~· is Real ~rest of · F arming f\bilitf. a~ . . .. ' E, BLAJtF.9LEE ' .. ' ' and Roy Holter wltl1 Some of this fertilizer was ap. :ro5; and Funks G75A. Grueser. Iinformation il .accumula,ted plied at the time of planting. AVERAGE YIELD is expect~ · more :-atttntliid rook their ski I Much oT it was plowed down. · The average yield lor the Th~-~ear thereclwas • ne0far~- be paid tD such factors. . ly llll'lllers, · on riY of the soil, For the entire II men Jn the eleven me~ In the program as er u-.. row spa ng 0 3. Inc •· ·. , · er and lllream boUoms, lace time, fertilizer, progra,m in 1966 the av"'age 97.7 bushels per acre. The l01v· es. Actual plant population at Present recommendations II ·dleo' lllalze Dltlif M6Aic · . manure, and through actual amount of Nitrogen est yield was 70 bushels per ac- harvest time per acre ranged that Melgs County com dl10ate• Wllerever JQbnlol; , tiMi u&e of correct varieties, •· was 86.8 pounds per acre; pbos- re which is 10 to 15 bushels per from 15 •860 plants to 2•330 be planted as soon 38 · ,...,. Is a problem ddt &elM chlevejl' thi~ result. They were pnorus 87.3 pounds; and pojash acre above the Meigs County plants. Most o( the farmers With earlier planting It 1J 11 usuaUy near by. ~equir!ll to harvest mechani- 85 pounds. average. · were shootmg at 20 •1100 or more and soil" conditlons are It ts very· ll!fpo!Ulll cally '~ place Jn the wagon a Varieties u ~ e d 1n c I tl do~ In addition tD the ollext achie·; plants per acre. factoli' after April 20. lai'D)erJ lnslot thelr ~eale!' suffl~t weight of corn MDM Resistant; M 69 A; RuUs; lng the {00 bushel yield, others R"earch is now under way sirable to plant the com ply them with Maize when'!i'elgbed and computed Parks 610; Ohio 708 and 823; participating were Edis<in Hoi· which calls attention to the r&- shallower depth. sale resistant! hybrids U the bll~ of 15.5 per cent FunkB 96; Funks 91; Dekalb Jon, Harold Roush, Starling latioiiBhip of moisture In t h The newest thing in fertll!zer have bad the disease·In ture, $y had over 1110 bu,:,ets 874; Park• 4110; C-38 and AES Massar Dan Smith, and Mark soil at planting lime, moro use with com is pop up or il there is a JohliiSOngr:usl of com; A mimimum harvest · asociation. · acre was required. were optimistic, He said Many hYbrid> were Jnclullledl dates on this were "relllistic · and may . In tests that have b.eell •ntD M~y ;, tD May 25. just a little low." the Scioto. River ilottooiS. 0 0 applications He also . said he do . oearch of these are included Ill 0 . of ' whether a slight deollne ln the 1967 Ohio Agronomy ·.Guld~.j · of 5-20-20 and WASHING T 0 N (UP!) - The department's last official National Independent M sa i stock production · would 33 per cent There are new Indications to estimate of the feed grain cat· Packers Association, and the much, If any, lmpoct on retail I Other analyses day that the Johnson Adminis. ry-over expected this fall was Western Meat Packers Associ•· prices. Finner added such a . 7·211-20; 6-24-24; tration thinking is ogainst pro- 2> million tons. But a depart·j lion. clin~, resulting in .~;~e~=i~l ; O.:W.20; aild posal• to increase feed grain ment source said today goven•· They challenged the govern· h1gher livestock pnces, production this year by revis· ment experts now believe thej menl's production forecast . of have a 11101e favOfable effect . ing the government's feed grain carryover reserve will actually 110 million tons and predicted the economy than a .boost program. .. be slightly over 31 million tons. a "probable decline'' In live- feed grain ~roduclioq •otlldl ''SO QUIET YOU ALMOST The !attest signs oame as in· The source said official ]Aibllsh· stock production as a result of have. · HJARTHE formed sources said Agriculture ed estimates will probably be insufficient feed grain produc· "We're going to ,hav~ " fiAY FALL" Department economists would revised upward late this month. tion. enough time keeping feed ~aiinl soon boost their oHicial esE· The carryover stock repre· The industry spokesmen fot'e· prices at a reasonable mate of this . (all's carryover sents grain from !9116 and prior· cast total production ol only 165 the level of production stock of feed grains, year crops on hand as a re· million tons this year, adding re anticipating," Flnner At the same time, a depart- serve at the start of the 1967· that to maintain livestock pro· lie sald· ~wer prices for ,;~~:1 mcnt official gave a cool reac· crop marketing season In the duction during 1967 at about the ers growing feed grains could tion to a meat industry warn. fall. same level as 1966 would re- have more serious econotnie ing retail meat prices would lsoned Wartllng quire at least 174 million tons. Impact than "moderate" rise unless the gov.rnm•nt re- The warning that meal prices Winn F. Finner, of the AgrJ. changes In the livestock marvises its feed grain program to could go higher In the super· culture- Department, o/lalienged ket and "possible, but certainty spur increased feed production market came from the heads 1Jf the industry spokesmen·~ ~>Jaim not drastic" boosts in retail ' ' . means this year. I the American Meat Institute, the government's est]jnate< meat prices. BY C. · Ext. Agent, 'Ail'IOlllturi Meij& COIIDiy Maximum production Is a hmo11y to the ablllty of -a larn" er to so manage his soil and everyday tlvlng that/ In of weather, he. Will achieve yields. . At the Holstein Banquet Friday evening In the Chester . Grade School, sb: Meigs ty men were awarded the of Ma!ter Producer as tbe Pull of having achieved t b Jo,,. of producing and vesting 100 or more bushels tom..per acre. . Included in this list for • were Thereon Johnson WJth : .4 bush~ls; Virgil King ,With 4 husi)els; Rex Shenefield 112.3 bushels; Earl Dean .1118:4 husheli; the Brar.ch ol the Ohio a! Experiment S!ation with 1 'I On The farm Front AdnumstratJOn •• AgaJnst FeedGfaJn , H.ike? FIGHT l . \ Uilnleh. Mowers I , Eliminating the old.Cashioned pitman comee close to eJimlaaU.., Pibra#oB that ahorleba tho lifo of Dli)W• I erai FoUl' qalet SO Series Moweralet you cut bay tlie "IY you wiah. Two rae; rear-mounted •• , one lid.!-1714W1led lor atro visibilio/ ••• nnd one ia a lroii·IYJH!· One ol them belonfi in your bay pl8Jlll! ll I MARKET TRENDS WILLIAMSON FARiA SUPPLY I 742..1693 ALLIS-CHALMERS D!AL&R .~UTLAND. 0. \ I j I·&I . LAWN MOWING WILL 8E Elfltf F ..· this-· Year FergusonlO l ' . ', ' / ' 1 1\ueeed IO'hp troc!Dr Witb ln~tanHey atart, fo.am oushton. ed seat, buU~!n tool box, 42 inch rotary mowor, and var· tab1e Jpeed drive tb•t ilVtl five ,forward speeds jn each ~ear ,without ~tiling. ~ee It now ~t., . I · Fulton'· Thompson Tractor Sales Spring Ave. 992·51111 Pomeroy . "ti Narrow: ; Row . ' I . ,;; ... ,.t,· ·corn ? ::·: . ' I .l ' ' .• . Is this AII-Gear·D~ive Riding Tractor and ita. All-Gear-Drive 30~ Rotary Mower REA!-LY Indestructible? ' Order . ' ' L'IID.MIIK • 16 fi E LD . . INtERN~TIONAL• . Mc.C ORMICK lUPer Tnctor ,...__ "IUIIitlder, , I Yon gel big, 40-ton per llour eapadty, yet the 16 II priced with the 10Ni on lbo IIIUbil, ·, · ' . ~ 2You·pt ·IIIUID!um otrtnglh with ml'nf. weJPt ·.tbroa(b b>and uw d.oip. I Tbo .!fi'htwefc~t is ridaJ em top ot ool\ I'<JIIII<I when ·t.ian.r dnl.. !loa, down... .. · lDum ~ You can grOen~'Ltat! *"!'-pld.,o · power and switch lo ..m.or for fiSt olfo filling. · , '"'" · ,l.,..!n<4. II-knife cuttF 'h~ad onla ~....... than FIDe CU\ leed lokea, up le11 ·Jipai!e In the wagon and aDo •• , ultle . Claan'llj> altir every feeding. ' . ~~ . ··:o" j v·· · ; 'I ~' . i . ' ' ' You..,{ -~•- .i.n. Wat,;.. 11-- ·· ·tton In~ mOi'liiDI,-:.t~flll• than, : '' .,_ Avalla~le¥1~~ ~rr ~cl, ~~~r;.~~ -p1~...p: ... · .CiOIM ln. $ttt the 16 chopper! . ·,,, ~~- . ' �,.._.....o.;;For-"':'$e"!le___ I22-Tlie "Sumil)''nme.&ntfuel, &.11day: AprD ·tti; 1lic!7·-=...,.fo=or=Rent=:=' , "" _ =:a · Varied ltemi "'Uill BY np 01, montb: SINolno • · {UrDIIbld opt. I tnUer ~ ' INFORMATION ' ....... Conlatl Stella Arnold Piorll HEADQUARTERS Notice A! 1965 1!. T. Chev. plclrup 1959 I T. GMI:! dump truck 1954 1!. T. Chev. pickup 1963 F 800 FOld truck 1960 '1. T. Jntemational 1959 1!. T. Chev. Plclrup 11164 1 T. GMC 1958 2 T. Chevrolet 1953 10 T. Ford Plckup 1964 1!. T. lntema"o"'' Pickup 1960 10 T. Ford Pickup I used Tractor Manure Spreader 1951 lOT Ford Plckup 1959 % T. Chevrolet TrUck !956 \\ T. Chevrolet Plckup 1 MinneapoUs Moline Power Unit 1959 F 800 Ford Dump 1958 F 800 Ford lllfiO 10 T. Ford 1959 I T. Chef. New 60" Rotary Cutters $299.50. New 8.25 • 20, lD ply nylon tires $55. lllc. Federal - --- are a girl's be s I - until one finds Blue for cleanmg carpets. electric shampooer $l. ;ine•·'s Hardwar~ Co. 90-11 NUL cao om.. Ohio D. a: woOO, I\OJlllor D. PARSONS . Pb- ttll-1116 REALTOR 2115 A\ 3 bedroom m e>d en FARM village, City Property home, large bani, , ACRE farm ne!ll' Pptter for Sale, >12 Second Avenue, was a daley, located on slate Rt. 5ii4. Fair bulldin;'s;''50 GalllpOUs, Olllo. blghway. c,lllor more lnfOlt-l..:"'"-=:c:W=lab=;;::l•:::·..:.P-:b.-:367=·'11:::V/::.:::--II Phone 446-G:III matlon. 1· INCOMESPARE TIME '*- THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBt'~ 'W: 446-2342 416-1171, Ohio 'to'j ~_ LP GAS rug., - -- ..... I;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;--;--~~;. COUCH, 5 piece din· BAKJR · SEYFRIED - - FREE STORAGE an4" them l~==~~~~===~~~i · J~u~sit~~f~No aU •tort your winter F R more eloset• l'iiii~iii E'IE"\('E.D· 1 TRAILERS BLAETTNARS M'"·" CAN USE 4 MEN , _:J[ ___ plANTER :fl£1!J:;',: 5 ABC Cleaners ,- ~..... l ......~;- ; )' CARRIER I :==================. - ) ' I, ' _ $9.95 775xl5 tubeleu 775x14 tubel11s -$12.?5 Some·squoro shoulder llr11lefl, redu..cl NEWELL'S SUNOCO CHESTER, OHIO "'··· 9854350 NOW TAKING AIPII-. \ SERVIQ 992y3904 1 t!!t:$8Ject ·*'. • SAUS eroy Home and Auto, 600 E. $6.70. 992-2685. 4 14 tic lr Main. 4 12 SPINET PlANO - Wanled, re. · 01 en:;;,:l;;;;:-.;;::.;;' II THE FAMILY of Vlelar etl.e set, good condiUon. Jobn USED- electric- welders. Cs 1 sponsib)e party lo take over ...J.. . 'Witb unusell cloth· 7 · who d'ed ~r . N UN~URNIS!IE - 'D · mor.e Gr1m, 1 Ap ru" 10, · Hayes, Chester. P1•one Wi-3423. 4 9 tic low monthly payments on a , 1 ,. , garage spraylnJ and alriD&, pacldogsorting, with wishes to thank tbe Me i 8 3515. , 4 14 3lp spinet piano. Can been seen WHEEL' [ mant, 4 rooms and bath. Ap- your wmter clothes. Every. General Hospllal, nurses, Dr. locally. Write Credit Mana· ply 790 Maple St., Middleport. !bing you ·send -II ·beauUiullv Cluff, Dr. Boice, Dr. Slack,l;-;;;;;;ifii'""""""""""""""";;;;;;;"TIPORK CHOPS 59c, bologna 3 CAMPING e TRAVEL ger, P. o. Box 276 , 1 ALIGNMENT • '· • • 4 13 3tp ~~~~~g;as~~'{.;d!os~ t,"~ and Mrs. Frank Vroman lb. $1.39, cubed steak 69c, ville, Indiana. 1 14 I freshly pressed when you call all the other hospital stall, lllew Ditlrfct Office jowl sliced 3 lb. 99c, Carita- II AND ADULTS 3 room!, bath, fur· f~r il Nothing to pay till fall. for the kind consideration '.,· Being Openad tlon 2 for 25c, 1 lb. crackers HANNALINE APACHE USED electric welder, In BRAKE SERVICE nlshcd apartment. M&G No bulginl closets, aafe from WSI! · given to him during his ", 4 for 99c, bananas !tic lb., No. feet condition. Fortney Market, 3 miles south of moths and sale from theft. lilness. Also for the woi-lder·ll Hiring For tho Fin! Time 210 peaches 79c, portable '"w" eTRUCK COVERSe welder. Call 992·2ZI6 from 8• dl';l"'rt on Rt. 7. ::_;::_~11 ::. 10 a. m. or 1H1 p. m. lui neighbors aod friends who ing machine $69. M&G Food Used Troilen In Stock ____ __ _ 4 13 viet !'hone 773.5543 sent flower< and food and to :llfl: _ Market, 3 miles south ol "'"'!Jll~!lmo 4 14 lfc Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy · , the Rev. Roy B. Allman aod liJ• dleport on Rt. 7. 4 13 3tc eHITCHES. ==~~~::~--'l[I_ _..:__ _ _ _ FffiST FLOOR furnished -3 room : Rev. Carver Williams • CAMPING EQUIP. e Good 4-Row apartment. Phone 991-38;4. 1 , their consoling words BRITTANY Spaniel . ROUSH & L YOhS John Deere · 4 12 tfc 1 1 were such a comfort at this $SO, or will trade for gun. CAMPING TRAILERS Busineu Services I Moson, W. VI. 13 7796 4 9 sad time. May qdd•bltos you Fqr,focl"''' ••prtllntotlvo _P_bo~e- 92- _: Sip Horton St. Moson, W. Yo. ( 0 RN -========~ ! I RQPM unlur~isht!d apar_lmonl i """""""""""""""~""""""""",, all •· "" · In South.,nOhlo FOR CUSHION comfort, ~:~r,~l'ili~~~:ct:~s~Izei"is~xB.sx~lG. in Pomeroy. Ph. 11!1'1 -53115. ·Mrs. Vlctor 'Grilldng ·& Wut Vlrglnlo . Shoes, men • women. Cliff's 2100. Phone Doyle Ord, Mas· _ _It I6 tfc Auto Sales CbUdren.Jii, .~.,~ Sboe Repair. 4 12 w v ~·ss Priced to Sell at ... ·-r~s lte We are an old reliable comon, . a., '" 19. TRAILER SPACE, good fish- 1957 FORD Fairlane, 500, VI ..._ ..-_,;,...;.·..;.·..;·-!ll..,.lllllll'i'"-"'t;iiJ . ~ pony and the leader In our FT. SHASTA travel trailer, 3 17 Me'tgs Equ'Ipment Co . 1 . 1"' 0 S lod , aulomattc, $275. Pho01 14!· 1 Notice•" ,,, ~::::...t~:~ul{l'::!ru!~e United .. s!~ps !lx. Lot of extras. 493 >ROOM and bath collage near" • mg p at;t;. "'!""! ,,. . 4li56 '·4 II 61p Broadway St., Middleport. Forked Run Lake. Drilled Re" Malgs General Hospital ,' Ave., ~dllleport. 4 ii 36tp 1951 .CHEVROLET lllllt PG ' .. . • ' 4 12 8tp well Ill aJ • AI . . t• • MOL!ei'IJ e.redlf tqr lllndern fanno» I Transmission, runs good, nt>w ELMER BURNS hao putchas- Mecllanieal or farm experi• • ... _______ , na r gas. so 992·2 16 Pomeroy - Eeonomlcal- _conyenJeot _ De'· ed the .Clinton Fisher Paint ence!l!elpful but not requJred." =-=x::-:-:IO"'T=R"'A:-:IL""E"''R::-,-m-odcl 196$. gas cooking stoves and two Nadahfti. Competllt~~~ toht tn•fl 4 ROOMS and bath, East Main ! exhaust system, tires 8 n d Co., Second Ave., Middleport. ~:rr. a7e~rr: ~gn~:typ'e~:fa·~ . Phone 775-5750. "". ~'::~er owned cre dt't ,., 11 rec' 4 116tp . refrigerators. Phone 949-2161 :· '~C&~E~o"'-'·"'t"'-A"".d:"""'ta.. bf:'",-.--:St., Pomeroy, $50 : 3 rooms brakes $100. ;John Krawsc-Lyn, 1 8 1 Phone ~2334 afler 5 p.m. nent, and good transporta· ~~~~~r;~~~~i= 3 ____ 30 tl.!'_I' ant way le e~..:~, decrease Peas 95· Syc·amore: St 3391GallipOlis your lo help PH. ~~ , , . and balh, East Mam St., Porn· I 31111 Broadway, Middleport Reasonable rates. 4 16 3tc lion. i sepli~·tank. · Get . ARTHRITIS, rheumatism suf. your desire for food. Nelson's 114 Mui~''Y Av,. Pome.~y eroy, $40: one 4 room apar~ 4 14 21e - ------ --- - - --- __ ___ ___ _ All septic tan.k cleaner. Land- ferers, try Alpha Tablets. Re- Drug Store. 4 9 39tc l · H. 992·5270 menl, furni shed, East Matn l951 DOOGE - walk-ir--;;;.nel GARBAGE Pick • Up In .f We,, p(ler trainln~, better· , -;;::;-c:---::-:--:--,---~ Rlchord N, Ster<Oit, Co, Mg• Jd' ~ •cuse. Thursday and than average earnmgs, paid mark Farm Bureau, Ppmeroy. 1" Ja,ta .or hours. Only $2.49 -· 81,1 $1i0; one bu1 mg, w ' 10, truck, 1 ton, $200. Gravelv 25c a can, Conlacl vacation, retirement plan, ;;=;;;;;;-::;;;-;::::::-i''~-~~ ':-- 301c_ at your drugstore. is soft and lofty · .. · Easl Main, vacant Jot, 125 Tractor Sales Pomeroy, 9'12· hoopltalizalion and many · 4 10 1lp ors retain brilliance in FARME;RS . wilhin . t~irty fool fronta ge. will build to sui! 297&. ' 4 13 3te Chaney, RD 1, Racine. benefits to tbe right man. . BUOOET'· !'R!Cl!.OD luralture ti pet• cleaned with Blue miles· Curtis "dairy · or' ten ani , Easl Main SL Phon• 4 14 . our tbtrd· Door budg!ll shop. THREE NICE building lots, 3 Ire. Rent electric shampooer . be e f" breeding service. until 1 p. m. 992 _3915 _ After 1963 FOR[! Stall_m• Wagon Baker Pamllure, liliddieporl houses. Jacob Turner. $1. Baker Furniture Co. .. Country Sedan one own~pplicallons T1ken THE MEIGS County Conn Proven bulls _at .~ . per cow. 4 p.m. 992-9005. 3 23 tfc _ • · 1· " · Oblo. II 12 tfc 992-3681. 4 6 12lp =~==---:-4 :-1 0 Gtc Call early. ~eland Parker,. good tires, R&H, power ers wlll have a Mlln. 8: AM to I0: AM •. WELL KEPT carpels show tbe 992·2264 Poll)eroy or 005-3824 : TRAILER space en Brownell steering, good eondlton. Ph. ' ' match, Sunday, Aprll18, "\' .. ing at noon at lbe club bouse results of :-egular l!lue Lus- Chesler. U1 311tc i_A•::· Phone _992-~m. _4 _4 .'!_• 992-3346 or t92-2186· tre 12 28 $H4MROCK MOTEL 21.Ceblne on Snow BaU HIU. 4 13. 3te Ire spot cleaning. Rent elec_ . ___ . 4 ROOM furnished apartment. monkey __ _POMEROY, OHIO tr1c shampooer $1. Pomeroy TERMITES Swarmmg These i Phone _ _ I.IC' WELL maintained 57 Olds II 22 992 3658 22. World Cement Block Co. · reproducliVes have left the . , --. -I Holiday •edan, power steerwa.rn . !Iii.' A;AitTMINT 14 assault 4 1~ 6te colony that is des,troying your APARTMENTS furmshed and ing, brakes, windows 8 n • eraft: PHONI~ALLS - - - - - - - - - - home. Before you act, call us 1 unfurmshed 10 Middleport. -~ 1 - seats. Excellent tires and new (Boy or Girl) _ abbr. Rell Estlte For Sale for free inspection and ad-1 so l smgle house. Phone 992- battery. Must see Ill appre23. Greet\ For Mulberry Ave. B1-)' vise. A ~eigs County Company. , 3267. _3 28 l8tc elate, $395.00 or best offer had5 POMEROY Harold Maue-Aihed Pest and FURNISHEU and unfurn,.hed over $300.01· by April 15. Joha In tho Tern.ite Contra! Company. I apartments. Close lo school. Richmond, fl14 E. Main St., Y•tertar•• Auww Super APPLY AT THE Bowl: 31.11emo. POMEROY _ 1 ACRE LOT - , 605 W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 1192-5434. 10 18 tie Pomeroy. t t tfe DAILY SENTINEL abbr. randuma 1 9 71 992 5669 OFFICE lit. Stsl>le 32. Prot>orUoll Ranch style frame, 8 rooms - · PI1 33.Gems (3 bedroomo), modem kitch->EWING !Diclllnea. rep81r ser Mochonfc Strael a<. Double Oil, bath, carporl Property vice, all makei. IVY z.Zl34 1 curv.. Pomeroy, Ohio 36. Contradlat In good condtllon, mre place 'lbe Fa~rk Shop. Pomero• M.Or!lln for children. $10,900.00. Autholized Singer Saleo ano 40.N...,_ II ACRE FARM- CLOSE IN- Service. 1 19 tfc Route 14! - One swry frame - - - - - - - - borne, f rooms, blth, good AUCI'lONEER drilled wen wllh water sys· O>mplete Service tern, ooncrete blnck well , Crill' Bradford house and cellar, barn, chirk-! Wrile, Phone or Contact en bouse, nice garden space. A. C. BRADFORD PRICES; SLASHED Close to shoot aod '*"lbtiW MAY WE HELP YOU? II WeDs. Tbts . Call Pomeroy I ' ==-:==:o-·-:--:::- """"""""",_·...,...1!. Til 17 - FOR SALE - ' ' ............ Power Busi-ness Serviceo ;4 m" ,-; .... 1 Rutland Furniture Ievert!,.. I I .• . '" ... ,.4N'l'ED . EVI"RUDE · ' farm Loans ',' SERVICE n:• p.,....... '1'7 RADIATQfl 1 ' ,. * 1 """"'.." •,';!"~.::: - ....... Made's Style Post m-. --=-- ~ 1;zNOTICEI THE NICE home of Oren Thorn- ABOUT I A., 7 room b om e, BUY NOW as at 513 _ 2od Ave. has been modern kltmen, coal TIUS beautiful Mead&lf'&rook· reduced in price. Come and with stoker, other bui'l1lings I Subdv. Tills brick IDd !r'ame look il over. located at Vinton $'1,500. 3 BR aod z\balbs in color borne featuflng an all. etee·ll ~"'~:c~~~ WE JV.VE 1161!. A. near Eno OVER 3 A. level, nice hom trlc kitchen, TV wall25 A. bottom, bal. hill and modem kilehen, small ••"'·' wall carpet, 2 flreplw:l!'s~ ba•~e-11 ulnber, buildings are Jn poor blacktop road, close lo R I menl,· family room, hot ~~====~~~~~ condition. Only $:>,500. Can be Grande. ter beat, atlacbed . 11!. earle pertly financed. garage. Price In mld 20's. 1 Sei'YI"' ~Nd . 121 A. One of tbe best Dairy I A. 3 bedroom home, modem, . Gallipolis Farms in Gallia County, now properly in good ALL THIS WATER deUvery· IOrvlce. o•. producing milk, well equioClose to Porter on slate route. _ Dell & Davis. .I'lL m.3857 or Chapter ped. Good mod,ern home, 100 4 BR, 2 baths, family . room, ft&-1340 anytime. . '/11-U 79 A. of grass. LOok il over. ' IN city nice 6 rm home playroom, kl:tchet! lea1urlng WAYNE RtJ8S!!UIII. taL R.A. M. Jot already financed at 5'1• wood cabinets, dinjng ~~;l'll'~rE~· DIILIVERY SERVICB Oblo VaHey bnplemeat Ge. n, "8"051'1 ., 11an7 Coalfl. t A. 5 rooms modern home, per cent interest. Cali us a· carport, Eltra good buy. I Monday bout Ibis properly. $16,800. FHA and VA lf.lf 133 Pble SL, Pb.• ~storm windows, doors, nice 1..._ Ap•ll 17, 1967 Evenings ed. · ohade trees, just out of city 15 FT. crestllner, 45 HP Mer7:30 REEIIE Jnbn 1. Rl<bam, 44a..28t NO CREDIT CHECK MEM Dog,., cury mowr. ExceUent Cl)lldl· llmlts. boe aervlee. Pb, SBI-7180. Rassell D. Wooo, 441He!S ONLY pay $1,000 ' lion. Pb. 446-33119. 117-8 ' .... . Noll B. Cl"k, H.P. 248-11 Thomas Mills. Sec. T ROOMS, bath, 2 large lots In per mo., 3 BR, 1'ERMli'E II PJii OONTBOI'I dmlng room, full ATTENTION GARDENERS Bidwell . TV room on lbe first noor, rAIN Exlem)lnallon Co. WbeeJ. Dead Stock HAVE you ever eaten the new a'8blll1, Ohio. Pb. or -I--I--II INGLES HILL 9 rm. wllh Price $16,500. , ·. Tenderetle buncb beans? ' 1 ' 1 1-9455. Rei. . taz.tl i , < Removed Free Good freezer, canner IIIId tabedrms, new gas ~~ remove your dead I b\e use. Farmer's Hardware, run basement, swnn QUITE A HOUSl cows and mules. Call 310 Second Ave. Ph. 446-0746. windows, hardwood and IF YOU have a large falD!Iy or _;::;;Satvi::.;; ..;.;;,;;CII;;;: · ;..;;O.;.ff.;;;.;.;red~­ ftoor and 3 A., city water. Jackson 286-1531 o 87-lf need a separate place for the TERMIT£ PEST CONTROL In-Jaws - check this one. I'REE lnapecllon. eail 446-3145 n2~w6. - -. !PRICED for quick sale. -----FC~Siii-----:~~~;;~~:::::; . FOR SALE LOTS and lots from $1,000 room, 2 atory, 2 bill!~ ,-· ~ · fir<!· I llertiD O'Dell, Operator lor '· ~. \he staff of Paula Kay s · Snack Shop, State St., Gal.t· ··----· For Slle $1,500. Vacant farms. places, new ga.• furnace, ll:llermllll Termltl Service :Beauty Salon would Uke to[ polls, 0. 16-& 1USED lumber - 2 z I, 2 z 8, 1 ------ment, lo1200' x ~· y\lh II BeiiiiODI Dr. :117-11 "" !take Ibis opportunity w thank . - ---some lncb lumber, and bouse ·PRICES slashed 00 American Csll any time. kinds ol beauliftil trees 11} Our CJVIIomers for their loy- ~ FERTILIZER, best price In doorll'. J. w. SIDIIDII, frown Rambler 22t 2 dr.- s•daD, t Earl Winters, 44&-38Z8 shrubs. Price $10,5110. r IMUrance '' ally and cooperation as once County. Cnrl Winters, Rio City, 0. 11M eyl., Itt eq,, stand. lr8D8,• Wa)'IIO Amsbnry, t4U!39 I 0 WOODEIY LOTS IF YOU aeJ!11 auto, !Ire or ~~-' . again we bring you lbe most 1 Grande, 0. Pb. 245-5 115· G-U --radio, udereoat, olalld. Safe. ON RACCOON Creek - Move g. . . ~urance, it payo to "·'' ~p to date spring hair styles. \1.1. type> ol buDding maiel' ATI'ENTION FARMERS ty tqlllpment lttclnded. Only A MODERN two in and start building) o u r see y.ur Gr~ Agents tt -\!; Frbm casual little boy cui to lals, ~lock, brick. sewer pipe, 1 HAVE over [!0 used tracwrs $1:SZ.:.l5 deli~. See yonr home located close to cabin now. Excellent buy, ail the .Neal •JnsuriiDCt AgOilcy, -• lbe most regal upsweep of willdows, Untels, etc. Clande on balld a1 ibJa time. Bllpet' MarkO! Deller In aal"' course. It has a carr1eled lots border on good road. 11 liitt ·& Jib. IIIHK. ._.. ·.,, \'!!)is. We will oonlilue to pul Wllterl, Rio Grudl, Cl. ~ 1 amallll'llldl tf. It • Mdlll, •sbllel lndaJ 11 GaUipllft iDg room, birch ,1, (!!ttb our utmost effort to 1-mJ after t. 111p pr1c1 .......... ar,.Jer, paneled Jdtcbeo and .• l!ve each one of our patro~ I large J1'nrds $IS It 1'1 modell, H Bulen Ave. room, storm windows, ... at ...,. 1f Wilt '• l E'lldual slyUng. Make ball' GOOD eleiD liiDIP 11111 .....,. tlliO flllit !licl JD.U ed garage and a large llelwe!ll ... t&N ·el41 £J 111 h " . , . · tments now for proms, COIL Carl WIDierL 1IID 11. Jobl 1Jeert 1111 A. 11 D, eel patio. AU tills for Jess uatian or any occ111lon. Grandt. l'baal Cll W1IL m, L. tilt 1op pr1ee Plumbina • Heating_ f!l,OOO. can f46.4tliiS after • Plione «41 4442. 119-a 1 c... VAC 1111 It 18M, . , p.m. Orleolal·pacodll . . re1l&loul ,.:_ -"--PIULCO electrla range me lop price DBttttrs I'LUMIIING 1-='-----------CALLOWAY Furniture open I aew; 2 chrome breakful 11011; I Coebhult model lit 111 110 AND · BBATINQ .tiD 6. Monday lllru Saturday. I r.oH IPfings; coUCh lllld $tlOO top pr1e1 ' . ' ' BOOTE 160 11 Eveqfta Pb. Evenblg by appolntrnenl Ill chair. Rice & Clorblll F1Jrni. 1 Farmalla M, B. ~ c, M1m5. m-tr lf:, .Henderson, W. Va. 231-11 lllrt, 446-1171. 71-d B, Flll, no, . LOW, WW, PRICES • Jild. lm.U 1nelon: 11aaeJ HaJo. llltAMMl!R'S ·- Wanted To Do 1res1e1. 111ce and CclriD hrv11 Pony w1111 plow, Odt., l'llllllhlng and Ballq , MILliS oor --- - --.-... nltme. H Mower, AIJII Olalmen B, 1111 lib Ave. ft&.lf37, · ;,;,_· • .....,. cl•ean !ann is only t ~Y, masonry, weld- TIRED of c:art)llng ullel! plow, Clllt. lolm Deere L, .., 11 ""'"' li!C' 'lllllb references, Phone Try our West Vlrgiall Olllllk plow, eull mower, Cenlao. - - - - - - - - - mHes out 1". Jf8l .6 Tobae~'lll IIH Coal, Skidmore Foster. Coal er, plow, eult, tlll5 to $MO. 11r6NDARD PUliiBINO 1 co Base, Big bam and o u 1IIBATINO, IlK 8eeold An. bulldlngs, nice borne, several . · Co., 123~ Pine St. lf6.278S. traelon, P!cl:1-11 •ouroes of water, plenty of . W1nted To Buy m.u ap plowal, Z. I, bo1tom f35 lll4'IIL pasture and 11 priced ror . l. Jia Boy'.. b~;:-fh:M6. MAHOGANY drop leaf table, to $100. quick sale at .11,000. ~ 5 matdllng cbalrl and pad Drag plowa 1• I, I, 4• llotlom lui Estate Loans NOW IS THE TIME 110 'f in good condition, .-, I'll. $!& to • · Farmall Super YOU NEED NOT wail tl ' · ~ · Help Wanted 446-154& or f4&.1611l U.tl c, plowa, I1IIUveto1'll • · IPring If you wam your born• I Bm Goodwin, u mllel from IOid. we bave the cuatomm Immediately, combin- ELECTRIC addlag machinl, W1lkesvllll. 110-1 Md tbe time to do II 111mv I ijl office work and salesman adds, subtracts, multlpUM, and we are very low 011 """'"" 1 50 0 I D pipes, IDbaoe1l ,1114 ..,. gl:)lome furnishlngs, male or ~- · SlmmonJ PrlllllnC lngs. we will give equal ef. Wiseman Agency 1 Mantiowoc Model 3500 Shovel, ten! .. ale, some e~rience pre- Office Equip. 448-13117. 75-11 oeooorfes. '!be world • llnesl 1917 1967 ~ 01 ~ -·· pipe Ta .r-1 fort to every home regard·l-----=-===::.....--Serial No•.3638 4!iJ'red. Replies conlidential.ll939 FORD, body IDd motor In · Wlll!f en. 90-3 less of price. can today for 8 Oscar Baird, Realtor Write Boz No. 22, C-<> Daily ; ezcellenl condition. A real P. $5 00 GOIJ) ooiDs, ....., free appraisal by trelned quaJ. 1 Wrecked MantiQWoc Model 3500 Shovel, 6 !IH I tique. Pb. f46.071Jti alter p. io, $10.00 Gold coins, $!5.~ J:ltnBJI:~ ~NI llied appraisers. Serial No. 3722 BAIRD REALTY CO. and do I_ m. '11-tf f'2.00. Tawnll)' Jell'elerl, fill R-na• It IntoHOUSE OF PLENTY (Good For Parts Only) . . Call between ! IJtl3 Dodge 1110, =ellent IOD- lind An. 90-3 ...:,......,..:. 11;. ·~.,:r..::U,:::'" WE'RE proud to Introduce BAIRD REALTY 00. 8011 f p.m. f46..4'l91. !11H dition. .Must sell hnrMiieteiJ. •- stone 4 bedroom to youOSCAR BAIRD, REALTOR I DB Caterpillar Dozer, Serial No. 2U9762 Pb. 25&«itl6. , USED Clmeral, • MM. 1110\'• In mwn on Second Avenue, hul mmE:'S a clean one • llor)r IIW tes, etc., $11.00 up. Tnll8f .. - . --a big panelled play room, cer- frame bome wllb 3 ~· You I Housewife .... 1 Horizontal 6 Inch Drill With cocker JMlllllles, 1 wki Studio, a Second An. 11tH For Rent omic bath, new nylon 8\\ A., color balb, nice Jd...,. · IIi lin the agM of 20 and - - -- ·- . . . all over garbage disposal. Tru- 011, small basement, drilled Wisconsin Engine '.. f. ' l.\f,!r,;;: . f · ~ · • old, $2. Pb. ~ CORNER lot In IUbdiv!Bloo,. Ap- CARPIIT ~oWl's .looking Dim? ly a bouse of plet!ly; space well, located In low tax fJ J .~d want to work 4 or 81-l --'malely 1... • 1.., Jn. :::-:=-::C'7.'-~o-::--c- __ ,.~ "" • '"'• . Bring 'ern back - give 'em that is the price Is well ~ triet. 1 Vertical 3 Inch Drill Mounted On deep, I ·illys a woek with good 11 X II fl umbrella tent, mer- · quire at 1112 181 Ave. Ill-If vim. use Blue Lustre. Rent low no.ooo. Serial No. 288~145 •,,, nal poles, screened wlndo'WI, CLEANINGFSI' carpel cleaner eJectrle sbampooer $1, ShepSPRING I!VIU>ING TIME ITIIIRE:E bedrooms, '•j( .IP-iJ? If 10• you should sewed in Door, $46. Table mo- Yllll ever used, 10 euy too. pard, 862 lsi Ave. 11M WANT a Jot? We've got 120' drilled well, I Westinghouse W.elder Mounted On U'~~ ~~pr~ tn appllcotlon with del radio - AM, FM, FM Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric - -- -men frontage witb all ulililies. tty room, located on Dodge Wagon. Stereo external speakers llbampooer $1. Central Supply 3 room unfurnished npart ~ ·Want a pony farm• We've rd. near ,Addaville bo '. •·· ' Oo 90-& downstairs wllb private en. . · P no )ac .. , like new, $110. • tr f1 G St 18 Acres wtlb oty water and $8,000. ' BOB EVANS Serial No. 2~:~N5983 Call 36'1·?218 or aee Ref. lola· SPINET PIANO ance. rape ' 88-3 blacktop road. Or, U you • STEAK HOUSE 1 Bay City Shovel ~el45non Williams, Addison. WANTED, reopGIISIIJJe pariJ lo want to build on a farm, I A., 35 A. bottom, 2 , large 8U lal:e over low monlhly pay.. BRADBURY I'Urnlsbed apt. for we've got 101 Acres for your barns, plet!ty posture, local5erial No. 70,p3 · in person at ;.~I FllJNG Csblnets 1a aleck, ·tm. ments on a spinet plano. Can m~t. Adulta only. 729 Second inspection. ed orr Slate Rt. ln K y g e r "'WWcanl. No phone calls medlall deUvery, 1 1, or 1 be aeen loeaily. Wrlll Credit Ave. 118-11 !.f BEDROOMS IN TOWN Cre~k Scbool District. $11,5110. We Wlll AOOj!pt Seale~ JJids On All or Any sepem. a1~ drawer wilh or without lock. lolanager, P.O. Box :&71, SlleJ. MODERN boUsetreDer bJ' BOTH wilb full basementa : Piece of EqUlpl!\eill Bldl Mlllt Be SttliiP#te4 =======~ Coloro. Simmons Printing 1 byvllle, ll1d. week ar monlb. 1900 Chest- Forced air gas heat - All 53 A., '~ smry frame ·home, ' \~;) Office Equip, 448-1317. 75-11 Ill-! aut 81. 3IJ&.tl utililles. small lob. base, plenty bldJo., For Trade By ~ April .24tht ·l~7. Tbe "BUlk 1!11Wn1 1!. A TOWN FOR SALE located near Rio -Girande. .. .,. bouae Jot .baiJ...~ M;~. IILECI'ROLUX SWEEPER tr YOU IN fi1IIIIIIIW 1 - I ROOM house wilh 1!. batb, YES SIR! That's right. ~ a 000. The lUiht ~pt AirJ BldJ. 0. WHI tr~de f~r house PASTEL blue, on wheels. Ali IIOmt or .-..n•• • a. t41-2101, belort noon. tl3-lf lown for sale. Pick and cltoose land near Rio Grande, i deanmg attachments, cord w1 IN [!QIIdln UNFiiRNISHEB apartm011~ 48 any or all of these > houses 45 A:, 11 A. bottom, For Fu~ llifarlllll,.~l Or Wrlltt F. Fox. 550 s. Prospect I winder IDd palnl spray. Pay b llalpolot AIIJ. Coun St. No phone calls. In town iocallon wlth all utll· timber. Two story Marlon, o. Pb. 313-23?1. only 6 payments f6.7ll. 446- - llldrlc. IIMI 33-tf lties. Three roor!Ui and a bath home, needs some Mr" ~!In~~~· Thoma• 639 110-1 ~ · 88-lli.-===---=i;;;;o==---..............1 any one of these for $3,000.1 It's vacant. $6,000. .,..===:=:===~ SACRIFICE $40 Take as many as you like- Robert .Baird, 81letDIAI · ~ ~~ -0~1~~~~..,. hJik . . _______ SINGER Sewing machine and ail in a row. Office PllotiO 446-f'l'll; Gtlllp;lt., Ohio 45631 BUY OF THE WEEK! We at the Tribune ~ waiting to help vou, to find Monza, 4 door, walnut drop head cablnat. '·!f I ··~~ • JiJ'~:. , TEN year old in lllwn that own- S.l Hilda Drive, Falrvl"l' 1 home, to sell a ear. to blre a secretary, to rent , WSW, $750. Ph. Equipped 1o zig zag, monoTell)heil"'"'-2631 gram, applique, IDd make ID apartment . , . most anything you need we can er wlil red~rate at lbe low Rt. 35. New S bedroom; 8W . "' . ' .•, ... ~ ,,ri':: fancy designs, 446-!tlall. help you find with an economlr.al, fas~-actmg 'l'rl· low price of $7.500. Don't be borne, : bniement, doUiile ' ' electric aeoordlon .r bwie Want Ad Call us today. bashful, ibe owner bao plen- rage, Paneled 'klteben; . tf6.0414 after 2: I~ ty ol money to help wlth fi·' lD electrl~ rlllM!e, ra·rt111•e 8W nancing. posai,l c8J'Jiet ·In Olflce u btl.; Pb. !lfl.ll8l and hall, plenty ol . · ' O..ar Ba~tl4.at. 44'8-t It space. Ready to move. lid Ilk• G•!llp4!1lt, Cal'ter Masole, 14Ulll Ph. alter •$ Ph. IIJI. alter f:30 p.m. 446wnuam Hall, zu.mz 3263. IN at service - Reg. horse, Hank's Buddy, .H.S..A. pleasure champExcellent disposition aod 'i<10nformaloon. Fee: fl5 grade $35 Registered. · Contacl , Dick Roush. Ph. 446-4225. 90-3 """"'--.,..,-':':"'>::-,..-,...,... FLAG.'m>NE sidewalk at ll1 [t•;;;;;;;=;;;.;;;-..-==-1 i ;~~~~;~;[ For Sa e ' s. 2nd. Middleport. Most '"JI'Ir Real Estate For S.le 0. For Sale A;:;U:::CTJ=ON:;--;W::-ednesday, ~jll'll them. are good. Can be allhls address. Write w_M,.. 19, 6 p. m. at bome ·of .,_ Mclndty Dltdllae t t. M, "'"· dL K A ' Ctnctllltlonl • corrtetlo• · menoan L e g i o n Sheliie Petty, 3 •oors dinvn Raymon uman, 114 meo? Will 1M ICCtpfttl Until f Oo m. fOr BeecW'Urove Rd., Sun d on . Bock St., justT off 0 hi 0 Dnve, GaUtpolis, or ca)J 4,11;. Oty of •ublkttltft ApriUIJI;· I p. m. Spo<tsoredl 248 iii· Long Iiottonl, Ohio. 2591. 4_~:_ IIGUa.ATIONI I Tht ""*lhlhtr ' reHrwtl ·tllo r11111 tl ' by tbilf.Rulland GilD Due to Illness, ali _pol'sbitai ONE BATHROOM outfit com- 11 Nit or rtltct tnJ Mit oblfctlontble. TIM pullillstltr WI .. '" " 4 13 prop<,tty will be S.id. Up- plele, good condition, $35.00. . Itt rttponslltlt ,.,. mort th" en right freezer, retrlg.,.tor, Phone 949-2803. 4 a.. rttP:Dntlbl~ tor mere '"''• OIMI 11'1-l;-;;;;;;; &. c'"'Net lnurtltn, gas range, Warm Mo~ing 50 TOwW- $2.50:-Brand new. ' lATII coal swve, sma~l electr~eal Biggest towel bargain ever. e1 ONI ~ r~~ ftP WIM Ad lt,..lct I Ctfttl plr WOrd. lftt lnHrtiOn. ' ... . . appliances, cooking utensl!s, Send $2.50 plus 50e ~~::t~ NICE:to 'l -PI:Ot I ~· CALL M.lnlr~um Cht1'9t 1Jc dishes, smne cut-glass dishes, ·handling per set. 11 llfth ,., WOrtl. th,.. COIIIfCU. ~ Shop Will Be tlvt ltllitrllont, DICK RAWLINGS home canned vegetables, nu- House Box ii6!i Fails ' •: For Free £ati.m&t11 11 ctntl Nl' WOI"d, el• e1111111utln ~erous c?llector's Items. Jl08- Virginia, 22046.' 4 16 Clot'id Due To lllrte11 e Alum"lnum Awnings . ""'tl"'1oM. ... , Ctftt DltcoUftt 1ft fllihl lelt eAiumln&~m Siding eAiuminum Railings s1bly antiques, pedal sewing! · IIIII td pMd within 11 d..,a. Rilwlings Honda Sales IIi!)~ Further Notice eCar Ports ' e 'Aiumlnum Window• & Doon machine bed linens quilts AUCTION SALE Low Cost Fuel C~ID OF THit.NKI • OIITUARIII ,Patios , .,1,-wn In lnsul•tion WY 2·2151 · •• ,IJD for so .oNI mlnlll'lum· IlCht hand w~en throw law~ April 22, beginning at for Modern Farming ~ddltlonal wol'it lc:. MIOOL EPOR I OHIO .mowers, small garden mois, a. m. at the late F. W. C~l:;. l l Elnier E. Whllt, 404V> South 4th St., lronlon, 0. 11 Maytag wringer washer, jars, man home, Coolville. E• Cali u. s now for rates on H11ment • ltepresentlliveln This Aroo 20 Years For OIIIIIICI HOUU practically new canner conlenls of 10 room a thrifty, versatile LP· Syr•cuse, 0. ~:II 1. m. 11 ~iJH Ill· Ill., D1lh V. V. Johnson & Son, 222--4th Ave., Huntington er old furniture. ' Lunch to be served by Gas bulk system. Modern· t:JO .• . •· to 121DD ""~ 11tvrt1ar IT'I IIJASY TO PI.ACI A Not responsible for accidents. beccas. Leona Chapman, ize with LP·Gas on long, WA"f AD Goddard and MeCutchem er, I. 0. McCoy, auchoneer. easy terms. PHONI ttl-111i W41nted To Buy ' 4 16 Auctioneers Cal for rates Your Hilling Systom Is Ali .New Rldl1tor Shop Card of Thfnkt heifers Mary Lou Soulty, Power SPOTTED 48 inch 21> year and informal ion Tho Moot Important Ap WE ""-SH to extend our but wiU take bulls. AI· Atwrney. 4 16 3tc mare pony, $50. Fbone PHONE 742-4211 pllance In Your Homo, "' I 2632 4 14 Sal"'s and Ser.vice ecer eTruck" eHHlir and bearlfelt so rubber tired wagon Call · " ~·t u1 G'••• It A Good Cora e Bulldozer Dr. Davis, the docwrs., . 11953 TRAlLER, :M fl. SACRIFICE ·$40. _ Singer e Ohio 8toi•L . ·'n"s~fl Motor Mid Winter Check 247•2161 or. 949-3403. eAnyType " · 1 nurses at Hol>er Hospital, 4 13 31c 111l'?'dshed,d excel llelnt. M'll ing machine in · walnut I nSI 14' e an neaou ·Ca rvm le 1 er, hea d cab'me1' eqmppe · · d 10 SCHWAR;EL MARINE & 'i Personnel of Ew'•• ""' ~;f.~;~~!;;;;;~~~;-:;;;;:~~~ Rt Arnold G•'ato R lland 0 • · " KEITH GOBLE FORD Home, and to alllbe ' timber in Obio · '• r rpe~ zag. monogram, applique, ta~· I'EJTc~QElFx';:,~·~~·~·~~~ HEATING & ' - '" ' WY 2·21~ Mldd~, 0. and neighbors for all West Virginia, or oollid~~~~~~~ - - - - -- - - - - - cy design, etc. 992-2686. . sw.,per, pastel ,_....."""~ -.· ·l=• • kind remembrances with Umber. Marion R 4 .14 blue, on wheels, allachmenls, ~- ~ --"""'~ AIR CONDITIONING . the death of our dear mother. Box ''17 Sy Oh' 0 L&M CAFE. No phone calls. =;;:-c-·--- - - Hoe\<lNGPORT, dl-110 The Family of Mrs. . ' racuse, ~ 24 702 W. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. GOOD USED televisions, $29.!15 1 cord winder, paint spray inPhon• 992.3794 or 992·2395 PHONE 664-3370 4 14 3tc and up. Phone 992·2094, Porn- eluded. Pay off 6 paymer1lsll Poma•ow. 0. ~AUot.tlllt I J. • · Dill Hhre •ubltutld 01 WM2 1ra1D I l.lL liD 6 PJIL NEW GMC DUCK ~jW;6 WANT A.D IN.OitMATIOit Cen~~ lloiA!L · ltl-11 wuC& ..,... rar ~­ APPLICATIONS , . ; FOR CARRIERS ' ' IN MIDDLEPORT• ' ' 1 ConJ~ct F1ye Mlidty ft\lddi•P!Mf: '' �,.._.....o.;;For-"':'$e"!le___ I22-Tlie "Sumil)''nme.&ntfuel, &.11day: AprD ·tti; 1lic!7·-=...,.fo=or=Rent=:=' , "" _ =:a · Varied ltemi "'Uill BY np 01, montb: SINolno • · {UrDIIbld opt. I tnUer ~ ' INFORMATION ' ....... Conlatl Stella Arnold Piorll HEADQUARTERS Notice A! 1965 1!. T. Chev. plclrup 1959 I T. GMI:! dump truck 1954 1!. T. Chev. pickup 1963 F 800 FOld truck 1960 '1. T. Jntemational 1959 1!. T. Chev. Plclrup 11164 1 T. GMC 1958 2 T. Chevrolet 1953 10 T. Ford Plckup 1964 1!. T. lntema"o"'' Pickup 1960 10 T. Ford Pickup I used Tractor Manure Spreader 1951 lOT Ford Plckup 1959 % T. Chevrolet TrUck !956 \\ T. Chevrolet Plckup 1 MinneapoUs Moline Power Unit 1959 F 800 Ford Dump 1958 F 800 Ford lllfiO 10 T. Ford 1959 I T. Chef. New 60" Rotary Cutters $299.50. New 8.25 • 20, lD ply nylon tires $55. lllc. Federal - --- are a girl's be s I - until one finds Blue for cleanmg carpets. electric shampooer $l. ;ine•·'s Hardwar~ Co. 90-11 NUL cao om.. Ohio D. a: woOO, I\OJlllor D. PARSONS . Pb- ttll-1116 REALTOR 2115 A\ 3 bedroom m e>d en FARM village, City Property home, large bani, , ACRE farm ne!ll' Pptter for Sale, >12 Second Avenue, was a daley, located on slate Rt. 5ii4. Fair bulldin;'s;''50 GalllpOUs, Olllo. blghway. c,lllor more lnfOlt-l..:"'"-=:c:W=lab=;;::l•:::·..:.P-:b.-:367=·'11:::V/::.:::--II Phone 446-G:III matlon. 1· INCOMESPARE TIME '*- THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBt'~ 'W: 446-2342 416-1171, Ohio 'to'j ~_ LP GAS rug., - -- ..... I;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;--;--~~;. COUCH, 5 piece din· BAKJR · SEYFRIED - - FREE STORAGE an4" them l~==~~~~===~~~i · J~u~sit~~f~No aU •tort your winter F R more eloset• l'iiii~iii E'IE"\('E.D· 1 TRAILERS BLAETTNARS M'"·" CAN USE 4 MEN , _:J[ ___ plANTER :fl£1!J:;',: 5 ABC Cleaners ,- ~..... l ......~;- ; )' CARRIER I :==================. - ) ' I, ' _ $9.95 775xl5 tubeleu 775x14 tubel11s -$12.?5 Some·squoro shoulder llr11lefl, redu..cl NEWELL'S SUNOCO CHESTER, OHIO "'··· 9854350 NOW TAKING AIPII-. \ SERVIQ 992y3904 1 t!!t:$8Ject ·*'. • SAUS eroy Home and Auto, 600 E. $6.70. 992-2685. 4 14 tic lr Main. 4 12 SPINET PlANO - Wanled, re. · 01 en:;;,:l;;;;:-.;;::.;;' II THE FAMILY of Vlelar etl.e set, good condiUon. Jobn USED- electric- welders. Cs 1 sponsib)e party lo take over ...J.. . 'Witb unusell cloth· 7 · who d'ed ~r . N UN~URNIS!IE - 'D · mor.e Gr1m, 1 Ap ru" 10, · Hayes, Chester. P1•one Wi-3423. 4 9 tic low monthly payments on a , 1 ,. , garage spraylnJ and alriD&, pacldogsorting, with wishes to thank tbe Me i 8 3515. , 4 14 3lp spinet piano. Can been seen WHEEL' [ mant, 4 rooms and bath. Ap- your wmter clothes. Every. General Hospllal, nurses, Dr. locally. Write Credit Mana· ply 790 Maple St., Middleport. !bing you ·send -II ·beauUiullv Cluff, Dr. Boice, Dr. Slack,l;-;;;;;;ifii'""""""""""""""";;;;;;;"TIPORK CHOPS 59c, bologna 3 CAMPING e TRAVEL ger, P. o. Box 276 , 1 ALIGNMENT • '· • • 4 13 3tp ~~~~~g;as~~'{.;d!os~ t,"~ and Mrs. Frank Vroman lb. $1.39, cubed steak 69c, ville, Indiana. 1 14 I freshly pressed when you call all the other hospital stall, lllew Ditlrfct Office jowl sliced 3 lb. 99c, Carita- II AND ADULTS 3 room!, bath, fur· f~r il Nothing to pay till fall. for the kind consideration '.,· Being Openad tlon 2 for 25c, 1 lb. crackers HANNALINE APACHE USED electric welder, In BRAKE SERVICE nlshcd apartment. M&G No bulginl closets, aafe from WSI! · given to him during his ", 4 for 99c, bananas !tic lb., No. feet condition. Fortney Market, 3 miles south of moths and sale from theft. lilness. Also for the woi-lder·ll Hiring For tho Fin! Time 210 peaches 79c, portable '"w" eTRUCK COVERSe welder. Call 992·2ZI6 from 8• dl';l"'rt on Rt. 7. ::_;::_~11 ::. 10 a. m. or 1H1 p. m. lui neighbors aod friends who ing machine $69. M&G Food Used Troilen In Stock ____ __ _ 4 13 viet !'hone 773.5543 sent flower< and food and to :llfl: _ Market, 3 miles south ol "'"'!Jll~!lmo 4 14 lfc Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy · , the Rev. Roy B. Allman aod liJ• dleport on Rt. 7. 4 13 3tc eHITCHES. ==~~~::~--'l[I_ _..:__ _ _ _ FffiST FLOOR furnished -3 room : Rev. Carver Williams • CAMPING EQUIP. e Good 4-Row apartment. Phone 991-38;4. 1 , their consoling words BRITTANY Spaniel . ROUSH & L YOhS John Deere · 4 12 tfc 1 1 were such a comfort at this $SO, or will trade for gun. CAMPING TRAILERS Busineu Services I Moson, W. VI. 13 7796 4 9 sad time. May qdd•bltos you Fqr,focl"''' ••prtllntotlvo _P_bo~e- 92- _: Sip Horton St. Moson, W. Yo. ( 0 RN -========~ ! I RQPM unlur~isht!d apar_lmonl i """""""""""""""~""""""""",, all •· "" · In South.,nOhlo FOR CUSHION comfort, ~:~r,~l'ili~~~:ct:~s~Izei"is~xB.sx~lG. in Pomeroy. Ph. 11!1'1 -53115. ·Mrs. Vlctor 'Grilldng ·& Wut Vlrglnlo . Shoes, men • women. Cliff's 2100. Phone Doyle Ord, Mas· _ _It I6 tfc Auto Sales CbUdren.Jii, .~.,~ Sboe Repair. 4 12 w v ~·ss Priced to Sell at ... ·-r~s lte We are an old reliable comon, . a., '" 19. TRAILER SPACE, good fish- 1957 FORD Fairlane, 500, VI ..._ ..-_,;,...;.·..;.·..;·-!ll..,.lllllll'i'"-"'t;iiJ . ~ pony and the leader In our FT. SHASTA travel trailer, 3 17 Me'tgs Equ'Ipment Co . 1 . 1"' 0 S lod , aulomattc, $275. Pho01 14!· 1 Notice•" ,,, ~::::...t~:~ul{l'::!ru!~e United .. s!~ps !lx. Lot of extras. 493 >ROOM and bath collage near" • mg p at;t;. "'!""! ,,. . 4li56 '·4 II 61p Broadway St., Middleport. Forked Run Lake. Drilled Re" Malgs General Hospital ,' Ave., ~dllleport. 4 ii 36tp 1951 .CHEVROLET lllllt PG ' .. . • ' 4 12 8tp well Ill aJ • AI . . t• • MOL!ei'IJ e.redlf tqr lllndern fanno» I Transmission, runs good, nt>w ELMER BURNS hao putchas- Mecllanieal or farm experi• • ... _______ , na r gas. so 992·2 16 Pomeroy - Eeonomlcal- _conyenJeot _ De'· ed the .Clinton Fisher Paint ence!l!elpful but not requJred." =-=x::-:-:IO"'T=R"'A:-:IL""E"''R::-,-m-odcl 196$. gas cooking stoves and two Nadahfti. Competllt~~~ toht tn•fl 4 ROOMS and bath, East Main ! exhaust system, tires 8 n d Co., Second Ave., Middleport. ~:rr. a7e~rr: ~gn~:typ'e~:fa·~ . Phone 775-5750. "". ~'::~er owned cre dt't ,., 11 rec' 4 116tp . refrigerators. Phone 949-2161 :· '~C&~E~o"'-'·"'t"'-A"".d:"""'ta.. bf:'",-.--:St., Pomeroy, $50 : 3 rooms brakes $100. ;John Krawsc-Lyn, 1 8 1 Phone ~2334 afler 5 p.m. nent, and good transporta· ~~~~~r;~~~~i= 3 ____ 30 tl.!'_I' ant way le e~..:~, decrease Peas 95· Syc·amore: St 3391GallipOlis your lo help PH. ~~ , , . and balh, East Mam St., Porn· I 31111 Broadway, Middleport Reasonable rates. 4 16 3tc lion. i sepli~·tank. · Get . ARTHRITIS, rheumatism suf. your desire for food. Nelson's 114 Mui~''Y Av,. Pome.~y eroy, $40: one 4 room apar~ 4 14 21e - ------ --- - - --- __ ___ ___ _ All septic tan.k cleaner. Land- ferers, try Alpha Tablets. Re- Drug Store. 4 9 39tc l · H. 992·5270 menl, furni shed, East Matn l951 DOOGE - walk-ir--;;;.nel GARBAGE Pick • Up In .f We,, p(ler trainln~, better· , -;;::;-c:---::-:--:--,---~ Rlchord N, Ster<Oit, Co, Mg• Jd' ~ •cuse. Thursday and than average earnmgs, paid mark Farm Bureau, Ppmeroy. 1" Ja,ta .or hours. Only $2.49 -· 81,1 $1i0; one bu1 mg, w ' 10, truck, 1 ton, $200. Gravelv 25c a can, Conlacl vacation, retirement plan, ;;=;;;;;;-::;;;-;::::::-i''~-~~ ':-- 301c_ at your drugstore. is soft and lofty · .. · Easl Main, vacant Jot, 125 Tractor Sales Pomeroy, 9'12· hoopltalizalion and many · 4 10 1lp ors retain brilliance in FARME;RS . wilhin . t~irty fool fronta ge. will build to sui! 297&. ' 4 13 3te Chaney, RD 1, Racine. benefits to tbe right man. . BUOOET'· !'R!Cl!.OD luralture ti pet• cleaned with Blue miles· Curtis "dairy · or' ten ani , Easl Main SL Phon• 4 14 . our tbtrd· Door budg!ll shop. THREE NICE building lots, 3 Ire. Rent electric shampooer . be e f" breeding service. until 1 p. m. 992 _3915 _ After 1963 FOR[! Stall_m• Wagon Baker Pamllure, liliddieporl houses. Jacob Turner. $1. Baker Furniture Co. .. Country Sedan one own~pplicallons T1ken THE MEIGS County Conn Proven bulls _at .~ . per cow. 4 p.m. 992-9005. 3 23 tfc _ • · 1· " · Oblo. II 12 tfc 992-3681. 4 6 12lp =~==---:-4 :-1 0 Gtc Call early. ~eland Parker,. good tires, R&H, power ers wlll have a Mlln. 8: AM to I0: AM •. WELL KEPT carpels show tbe 992·2264 Poll)eroy or 005-3824 : TRAILER space en Brownell steering, good eondlton. Ph. ' ' match, Sunday, Aprll18, "\' .. ing at noon at lbe club bouse results of :-egular l!lue Lus- Chesler. U1 311tc i_A•::· Phone _992-~m. _4 _4 .'!_• 992-3346 or t92-2186· tre 12 28 $H4MROCK MOTEL 21.Ceblne on Snow BaU HIU. 4 13. 3te Ire spot cleaning. Rent elec_ . ___ . 4 ROOM furnished apartment. monkey __ _POMEROY, OHIO tr1c shampooer $1. Pomeroy TERMITES Swarmmg These i Phone _ _ I.IC' WELL maintained 57 Olds II 22 992 3658 22. World Cement Block Co. · reproducliVes have left the . , --. -I Holiday •edan, power steerwa.rn . !Iii.' A;AitTMINT 14 assault 4 1~ 6te colony that is des,troying your APARTMENTS furmshed and ing, brakes, windows 8 n • eraft: PHONI~ALLS - - - - - - - - - - home. Before you act, call us 1 unfurmshed 10 Middleport. -~ 1 - seats. Excellent tires and new (Boy or Girl) _ abbr. Rell Estlte For Sale for free inspection and ad-1 so l smgle house. Phone 992- battery. Must see Ill appre23. Greet\ For Mulberry Ave. B1-)' vise. A ~eigs County Company. , 3267. _3 28 l8tc elate, $395.00 or best offer had5 POMEROY Harold Maue-Aihed Pest and FURNISHEU and unfurn,.hed over $300.01· by April 15. Joha In tho Tern.ite Contra! Company. I apartments. Close lo school. Richmond, fl14 E. Main St., Y•tertar•• Auww Super APPLY AT THE Bowl: 31.11emo. POMEROY _ 1 ACRE LOT - , 605 W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 1192-5434. 10 18 tie Pomeroy. t t tfe DAILY SENTINEL abbr. randuma 1 9 71 992 5669 OFFICE lit. Stsl>le 32. Prot>orUoll Ranch style frame, 8 rooms - · PI1 33.Gems (3 bedroomo), modem kitch->EWING !Diclllnea. rep81r ser Mochonfc Strael a<. Double Oil, bath, carporl Property vice, all makei. IVY z.Zl34 1 curv.. Pomeroy, Ohio 36. Contradlat In good condtllon, mre place 'lbe Fa~rk Shop. Pomero• M.Or!lln for children. $10,900.00. Autholized Singer Saleo ano 40.N...,_ II ACRE FARM- CLOSE IN- Service. 1 19 tfc Route 14! - One swry frame - - - - - - - - borne, f rooms, blth, good AUCI'lONEER drilled wen wllh water sys· O>mplete Service tern, ooncrete blnck well , Crill' Bradford house and cellar, barn, chirk-! Wrile, Phone or Contact en bouse, nice garden space. A. C. BRADFORD PRICES; SLASHED Close to shoot aod '*"lbtiW MAY WE HELP YOU? II WeDs. Tbts . Call Pomeroy I ' ==-:==:o-·-:--:::- """"""""",_·...,...1!. Til 17 - FOR SALE - ' ' ............ Power Busi-ness Serviceo ;4 m" ,-; .... 1 Rutland Furniture Ievert!,.. I I .• . '" ... ,.4N'l'ED . EVI"RUDE · ' farm Loans ',' SERVICE n:• p.,....... '1'7 RADIATQfl 1 ' ,. * 1 """"'.." •,';!"~.::: - ....... Made's Style Post m-. --=-- ~ 1;zNOTICEI THE NICE home of Oren Thorn- ABOUT I A., 7 room b om e, BUY NOW as at 513 _ 2od Ave. has been modern kltmen, coal TIUS beautiful Mead&lf'&rook· reduced in price. Come and with stoker, other bui'l1lings I Subdv. Tills brick IDd !r'ame look il over. located at Vinton $'1,500. 3 BR aod z\balbs in color borne featuflng an all. etee·ll ~"'~:c~~~ WE JV.VE 1161!. A. near Eno OVER 3 A. level, nice hom trlc kitchen, TV wall25 A. bottom, bal. hill and modem kilehen, small ••"'·' wall carpet, 2 flreplw:l!'s~ ba•~e-11 ulnber, buildings are Jn poor blacktop road, close lo R I menl,· family room, hot ~~====~~~~~ condition. Only $:>,500. Can be Grande. ter beat, atlacbed . 11!. earle pertly financed. garage. Price In mld 20's. 1 Sei'YI"' ~Nd . 121 A. One of tbe best Dairy I A. 3 bedroom home, modem, . Gallipolis Farms in Gallia County, now properly in good ALL THIS WATER deUvery· IOrvlce. o•. producing milk, well equioClose to Porter on slate route. _ Dell & Davis. .I'lL m.3857 or Chapter ped. Good mod,ern home, 100 4 BR, 2 baths, family . room, ft&-1340 anytime. . '/11-U 79 A. of grass. LOok il over. ' IN city nice 6 rm home playroom, kl:tchet! lea1urlng WAYNE RtJ8S!!UIII. taL R.A. M. Jot already financed at 5'1• wood cabinets, dinjng ~~;l'll'~rE~· DIILIVERY SERVICB Oblo VaHey bnplemeat Ge. n, "8"051'1 ., 11an7 Coalfl. t A. 5 rooms modern home, per cent interest. Cali us a· carport, Eltra good buy. I Monday bout Ibis properly. $16,800. FHA and VA lf.lf 133 Pble SL, Pb.• ~storm windows, doors, nice 1..._ Ap•ll 17, 1967 Evenings ed. · ohade trees, just out of city 15 FT. crestllner, 45 HP Mer7:30 REEIIE Jnbn 1. Rl<bam, 44a..28t NO CREDIT CHECK MEM Dog,., cury mowr. ExceUent Cl)lldl· llmlts. boe aervlee. Pb, SBI-7180. Rassell D. Wooo, 441He!S ONLY pay $1,000 ' lion. Pb. 446-33119. 117-8 ' .... . Noll B. Cl"k, H.P. 248-11 Thomas Mills. Sec. T ROOMS, bath, 2 large lots In per mo., 3 BR, 1'ERMli'E II PJii OONTBOI'I dmlng room, full ATTENTION GARDENERS Bidwell . TV room on lbe first noor, rAIN Exlem)lnallon Co. WbeeJ. Dead Stock HAVE you ever eaten the new a'8blll1, Ohio. Pb. or -I--I--II INGLES HILL 9 rm. wllh Price $16,500. , ·. Tenderetle buncb beans? ' 1 ' 1 1-9455. Rei. . taz.tl i , < Removed Free Good freezer, canner IIIId tabedrms, new gas ~~ remove your dead I b\e use. Farmer's Hardware, run basement, swnn QUITE A HOUSl cows and mules. Call 310 Second Ave. Ph. 446-0746. windows, hardwood and IF YOU have a large falD!Iy or _;::;;Satvi::.;; ..;.;;,;;CII;;;: · ;..;;O.;.ff.;;;.;.;red~­ ftoor and 3 A., city water. Jackson 286-1531 o 87-lf need a separate place for the TERMIT£ PEST CONTROL In-Jaws - check this one. I'REE lnapecllon. eail 446-3145 n2~w6. - -. !PRICED for quick sale. -----FC~Siii-----:~~~;;~~:::::; . FOR SALE LOTS and lots from $1,000 room, 2 atory, 2 bill!~ ,-· ~ · fir<!· I llertiD O'Dell, Operator lor '· ~. \he staff of Paula Kay s · Snack Shop, State St., Gal.t· ··----· For Slle $1,500. Vacant farms. places, new ga.• furnace, ll:llermllll Termltl Service :Beauty Salon would Uke to[ polls, 0. 16-& 1USED lumber - 2 z I, 2 z 8, 1 ------ment, lo1200' x ~· y\lh II BeiiiiODI Dr. :117-11 "" !take Ibis opportunity w thank . - ---some lncb lumber, and bouse ·PRICES slashed 00 American Csll any time. kinds ol beauliftil trees 11} Our CJVIIomers for their loy- ~ FERTILIZER, best price In doorll'. J. w. SIDIIDII, frown Rambler 22t 2 dr.- s•daD, t Earl Winters, 44&-38Z8 shrubs. Price $10,5110. r IMUrance '' ally and cooperation as once County. Cnrl Winters, Rio City, 0. 11M eyl., Itt eq,, stand. lr8D8,• Wa)'IIO Amsbnry, t4U!39 I 0 WOODEIY LOTS IF YOU aeJ!11 auto, !Ire or ~~-' . again we bring you lbe most 1 Grande, 0. Pb. 245-5 115· G-U --radio, udereoat, olalld. Safe. ON RACCOON Creek - Move g. . . ~urance, it payo to "·'' ~p to date spring hair styles. \1.1. type> ol buDding maiel' ATI'ENTION FARMERS ty tqlllpment lttclnded. Only A MODERN two in and start building) o u r see y.ur Gr~ Agents tt -\!; Frbm casual little boy cui to lals, ~lock, brick. sewer pipe, 1 HAVE over [!0 used tracwrs $1:SZ.:.l5 deli~. See yonr home located close to cabin now. Excellent buy, ail the .Neal •JnsuriiDCt AgOilcy, -• lbe most regal upsweep of willdows, Untels, etc. Clande on balld a1 ibJa time. Bllpet' MarkO! Deller In aal"' course. It has a carr1eled lots border on good road. 11 liitt ·& Jib. IIIHK. ._.. ·.,, \'!!)is. We will oonlilue to pul Wllterl, Rio Grudl, Cl. ~ 1 amallll'llldl tf. It • Mdlll, •sbllel lndaJ 11 GaUipllft iDg room, birch ,1, (!!ttb our utmost effort to 1-mJ after t. 111p pr1c1 .......... ar,.Jer, paneled Jdtcbeo and .• l!ve each one of our patro~ I large J1'nrds $IS It 1'1 modell, H Bulen Ave. room, storm windows, ... at ...,. 1f Wilt '• l E'lldual slyUng. Make ball' GOOD eleiD liiDIP 11111 .....,. tlliO flllit !licl JD.U ed garage and a large llelwe!ll ... t&N ·el41 £J 111 h " . , . · tments now for proms, COIL Carl WIDierL 1IID 11. Jobl 1Jeert 1111 A. 11 D, eel patio. AU tills for Jess uatian or any occ111lon. Grandt. l'baal Cll W1IL m, L. tilt 1op pr1ee Plumbina • Heating_ f!l,OOO. can f46.4tliiS after • Plione «41 4442. 119-a 1 c... VAC 1111 It 18M, . , p.m. Orleolal·pacodll . . re1l&loul ,.:_ -"--PIULCO electrla range me lop price DBttttrs I'LUMIIING 1-='-----------CALLOWAY Furniture open I aew; 2 chrome breakful 11011; I Coebhult model lit 111 110 AND · BBATINQ .tiD 6. Monday lllru Saturday. I r.oH IPfings; coUCh lllld $tlOO top pr1e1 ' . ' ' BOOTE 160 11 Eveqfta Pb. Evenblg by appolntrnenl Ill chair. Rice & Clorblll F1Jrni. 1 Farmalla M, B. ~ c, M1m5. m-tr lf:, .Henderson, W. Va. 231-11 lllrt, 446-1171. 71-d B, Flll, no, . LOW, WW, PRICES • Jild. lm.U 1nelon: 11aaeJ HaJo. llltAMMl!R'S ·- Wanted To Do 1res1e1. 111ce and CclriD hrv11 Pony w1111 plow, Odt., l'llllllhlng and Ballq , MILliS oor --- - --.-... nltme. H Mower, AIJII Olalmen B, 1111 lib Ave. ft&.lf37, · ;,;,_· • .....,. cl•ean !ann is only t ~Y, masonry, weld- TIRED of c:art)llng ullel! plow, Clllt. lolm Deere L, .., 11 ""'"' li!C' 'lllllb references, Phone Try our West Vlrgiall Olllllk plow, eull mower, Cenlao. - - - - - - - - - mHes out 1". Jf8l .6 Tobae~'lll IIH Coal, Skidmore Foster. Coal er, plow, eult, tlll5 to $MO. 11r6NDARD PUliiBINO 1 co Base, Big bam and o u 1IIBATINO, IlK 8eeold An. bulldlngs, nice borne, several . · Co., 123~ Pine St. lf6.278S. traelon, P!cl:1-11 •ouroes of water, plenty of . W1nted To Buy m.u ap plowal, Z. I, bo1tom f35 lll4'IIL pasture and 11 priced ror . l. Jia Boy'.. b~;:-fh:M6. MAHOGANY drop leaf table, to $100. quick sale at .11,000. ~ 5 matdllng cbalrl and pad Drag plowa 1• I, I, 4• llotlom lui Estate Loans NOW IS THE TIME 110 'f in good condition, .-, I'll. $!& to • · Farmall Super YOU NEED NOT wail tl ' · ~ · Help Wanted 446-154& or f4&.1611l U.tl c, plowa, I1IIUveto1'll • · IPring If you wam your born• I Bm Goodwin, u mllel from IOid. we bave the cuatomm Immediately, combin- ELECTRIC addlag machinl, W1lkesvllll. 110-1 Md tbe time to do II 111mv I ijl office work and salesman adds, subtracts, multlpUM, and we are very low 011 """'"" 1 50 0 I D pipes, IDbaoe1l ,1114 ..,. gl:)lome furnishlngs, male or ~- · SlmmonJ PrlllllnC lngs. we will give equal ef. Wiseman Agency 1 Mantiowoc Model 3500 Shovel, ten! .. ale, some e~rience pre- Office Equip. 448-13117. 75-11 oeooorfes. '!be world • llnesl 1917 1967 ~ 01 ~ -·· pipe Ta .r-1 fort to every home regard·l-----=-===::.....--Serial No•.3638 4!iJ'red. Replies conlidential.ll939 FORD, body IDd motor In · Wlll!f en. 90-3 less of price. can today for 8 Oscar Baird, Realtor Write Boz No. 22, C-<> Daily ; ezcellenl condition. A real P. $5 00 GOIJ) ooiDs, ....., free appraisal by trelned quaJ. 1 Wrecked MantiQWoc Model 3500 Shovel, 6 !IH I tique. Pb. f46.071Jti alter p. io, $10.00 Gold coins, $!5.~ J:ltnBJI:~ ~NI llied appraisers. Serial No. 3722 BAIRD REALTY CO. and do I_ m. '11-tf f'2.00. Tawnll)' Jell'elerl, fill R-na• It IntoHOUSE OF PLENTY (Good For Parts Only) . . Call between ! IJtl3 Dodge 1110, =ellent IOD- lind An. 90-3 ...:,......,..:. 11;. ·~.,:r..::U,:::'" WE'RE proud to Introduce BAIRD REALTY 00. 8011 f p.m. f46..4'l91. !11H dition. .Must sell hnrMiieteiJ. •- stone 4 bedroom to youOSCAR BAIRD, REALTOR I DB Caterpillar Dozer, Serial No. 2U9762 Pb. 25&«itl6. , USED Clmeral, • MM. 1110\'• In mwn on Second Avenue, hul mmE:'S a clean one • llor)r IIW tes, etc., $11.00 up. Tnll8f .. - . --a big panelled play room, cer- frame bome wllb 3 ~· You I Housewife .... 1 Horizontal 6 Inch Drill With cocker JMlllllles, 1 wki Studio, a Second An. 11tH For Rent omic bath, new nylon 8\\ A., color balb, nice Jd...,. · IIi lin the agM of 20 and - - -- ·- . . . all over garbage disposal. Tru- 011, small basement, drilled Wisconsin Engine '.. f. ' l.\f,!r,;;: . f · ~ · • old, $2. Pb. ~ CORNER lot In IUbdiv!Bloo,. Ap- CARPIIT ~oWl's .looking Dim? ly a bouse of plet!ly; space well, located In low tax fJ J .~d want to work 4 or 81-l --'malely 1... • 1.., Jn. :::-:=-::C'7.'-~o-::--c- __ ,.~ "" • '"'• . Bring 'ern back - give 'em that is the price Is well ~ triet. 1 Vertical 3 Inch Drill Mounted On deep, I ·illys a woek with good 11 X II fl umbrella tent, mer- · quire at 1112 181 Ave. Ill-If vim. use Blue Lustre. Rent low no.ooo. Serial No. 288~145 •,,, nal poles, screened wlndo'WI, CLEANINGFSI' carpel cleaner eJectrle sbampooer $1, ShepSPRING I!VIU>ING TIME ITIIIRE:E bedrooms, '•j( .IP-iJ? If 10• you should sewed in Door, $46. Table mo- Yllll ever used, 10 euy too. pard, 862 lsi Ave. 11M WANT a Jot? We've got 120' drilled well, I Westinghouse W.elder Mounted On U'~~ ~~pr~ tn appllcotlon with del radio - AM, FM, FM Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric - -- -men frontage witb all ulililies. tty room, located on Dodge Wagon. Stereo external speakers llbampooer $1. Central Supply 3 room unfurnished npart ~ ·Want a pony farm• We've rd. near ,Addaville bo '. •·· ' Oo 90-& downstairs wllb private en. . · P no )ac .. , like new, $110. • tr f1 G St 18 Acres wtlb oty water and $8,000. ' BOB EVANS Serial No. 2~:~N5983 Call 36'1·?218 or aee Ref. lola· SPINET PIANO ance. rape ' 88-3 blacktop road. Or, U you • STEAK HOUSE 1 Bay City Shovel ~el45non Williams, Addison. WANTED, reopGIISIIJJe pariJ lo want to build on a farm, I A., 35 A. bottom, 2 , large 8U lal:e over low monlhly pay.. BRADBURY I'Urnlsbed apt. for we've got 101 Acres for your barns, plet!ty posture, local5erial No. 70,p3 · in person at ;.~I FllJNG Csblnets 1a aleck, ·tm. ments on a spinet plano. Can m~t. Adulta only. 729 Second inspection. ed orr Slate Rt. ln K y g e r "'WWcanl. No phone calls medlall deUvery, 1 1, or 1 be aeen loeaily. Wrlll Credit Ave. 118-11 !.f BEDROOMS IN TOWN Cre~k Scbool District. $11,5110. We Wlll AOOj!pt Seale~ JJids On All or Any sepem. a1~ drawer wilh or without lock. lolanager, P.O. Box :&71, SlleJ. MODERN boUsetreDer bJ' BOTH wilb full basementa : Piece of EqUlpl!\eill Bldl Mlllt Be SttliiP#te4 =======~ Coloro. Simmons Printing 1 byvllle, ll1d. week ar monlb. 1900 Chest- Forced air gas heat - All 53 A., '~ smry frame ·home, ' \~;) Office Equip, 448-1317. 75-11 Ill-! aut 81. 3IJ&.tl utililles. small lob. base, plenty bldJo., For Trade By ~ April .24tht ·l~7. Tbe "BUlk 1!11Wn1 1!. A TOWN FOR SALE located near Rio -Girande. .. .,. bouae Jot .baiJ...~ M;~. IILECI'ROLUX SWEEPER tr YOU IN fi1IIIIIIIW 1 - I ROOM house wilh 1!. batb, YES SIR! That's right. ~ a 000. The lUiht ~pt AirJ BldJ. 0. WHI tr~de f~r house PASTEL blue, on wheels. Ali IIOmt or .-..n•• • a. t41-2101, belort noon. tl3-lf lown for sale. Pick and cltoose land near Rio Grande, i deanmg attachments, cord w1 IN [!QIIdln UNFiiRNISHEB apartm011~ 48 any or all of these > houses 45 A:, 11 A. bottom, For Fu~ llifarlllll,.~l Or Wrlltt F. Fox. 550 s. Prospect I winder IDd palnl spray. Pay b llalpolot AIIJ. Coun St. No phone calls. In town iocallon wlth all utll· timber. Two story Marlon, o. Pb. 313-23?1. only 6 payments f6.7ll. 446- - llldrlc. IIMI 33-tf lties. Three roor!Ui and a bath home, needs some Mr" ~!In~~~· Thoma• 639 110-1 ~ · 88-lli.-===---=i;;;;o==---..............1 any one of these for $3,000.1 It's vacant. $6,000. .,..===:=:===~ SACRIFICE $40 Take as many as you like- Robert .Baird, 81letDIAI · ~ ~~ -0~1~~~~..,. hJik . . _______ SINGER Sewing machine and ail in a row. Office PllotiO 446-f'l'll; Gtlllp;lt., Ohio 45631 BUY OF THE WEEK! We at the Tribune ~ waiting to help vou, to find Monza, 4 door, walnut drop head cablnat. '·!f I ··~~ • JiJ'~:. , TEN year old in lllwn that own- S.l Hilda Drive, Falrvl"l' 1 home, to sell a ear. to blre a secretary, to rent , WSW, $750. Ph. Equipped 1o zig zag, monoTell)heil"'"'-2631 gram, applique, IDd make ID apartment . , . most anything you need we can er wlil red~rate at lbe low Rt. 35. New S bedroom; 8W . "' . ' .•, ... ~ ,,ri':: fancy designs, 446-!tlall. help you find with an economlr.al, fas~-actmg 'l'rl· low price of $7.500. Don't be borne, : bniement, doUiile ' ' electric aeoordlon .r bwie Want Ad Call us today. bashful, ibe owner bao plen- rage, Paneled 'klteben; . tf6.0414 after 2: I~ ty ol money to help wlth fi·' lD electrl~ rlllM!e, ra·rt111•e 8W nancing. posai,l c8J'Jiet ·In Olflce u btl.; Pb. !lfl.ll8l and hall, plenty ol . · ' O..ar Ba~tl4.at. 44'8-t It space. Ready to move. lid Ilk• G•!llp4!1lt, Cal'ter Masole, 14Ulll Ph. alter •$ Ph. IIJI. alter f:30 p.m. 446wnuam Hall, zu.mz 3263. IN at service - Reg. horse, Hank's Buddy, .H.S..A. pleasure champExcellent disposition aod 'i<10nformaloon. Fee: fl5 grade $35 Registered. · Contacl , Dick Roush. Ph. 446-4225. 90-3 """"'--.,..,-':':"'>::-,..-,...,... FLAG.'m>NE sidewalk at ll1 [t•;;;;;;;=;;;.;;;-..-==-1 i ;~~~~;~;[ For Sa e ' s. 2nd. Middleport. Most '"JI'Ir Real Estate For S.le 0. For Sale A;:;U:::CTJ=ON:;--;W::-ednesday, ~jll'll them. are good. Can be allhls address. Write w_M,.. 19, 6 p. m. at bome ·of .,_ Mclndty Dltdllae t t. M, "'"· dL K A ' Ctnctllltlonl • corrtetlo• · menoan L e g i o n Sheliie Petty, 3 •oors dinvn Raymon uman, 114 meo? Will 1M ICCtpfttl Until f Oo m. fOr BeecW'Urove Rd., Sun d on . Bock St., justT off 0 hi 0 Dnve, GaUtpolis, or ca)J 4,11;. Oty of •ublkttltft ApriUIJI;· I p. m. Spo<tsoredl 248 iii· Long Iiottonl, Ohio. 2591. 4_~:_ IIGUa.ATIONI I Tht ""*lhlhtr ' reHrwtl ·tllo r11111 tl ' by tbilf.Rulland GilD Due to Illness, ali _pol'sbitai ONE BATHROOM outfit com- 11 Nit or rtltct tnJ Mit oblfctlontble. TIM pullillstltr WI .. '" " 4 13 prop<,tty will be S.id. Up- plele, good condition, $35.00. . Itt rttponslltlt ,.,. mort th" en right freezer, retrlg.,.tor, Phone 949-2803. 4 a.. rttP:Dntlbl~ tor mere '"''• OIMI 11'1-l;-;;;;;;; &. c'"'Net lnurtltn, gas range, Warm Mo~ing 50 TOwW- $2.50:-Brand new. ' lATII coal swve, sma~l electr~eal Biggest towel bargain ever. e1 ONI ~ r~~ ftP WIM Ad lt,..lct I Ctfttl plr WOrd. lftt lnHrtiOn. ' ... . . appliances, cooking utensl!s, Send $2.50 plus 50e ~~::t~ NICE:to 'l -PI:Ot I ~· CALL M.lnlr~um Cht1'9t 1Jc dishes, smne cut-glass dishes, ·handling per set. 11 llfth ,., WOrtl. th,.. COIIIfCU. ~ Shop Will Be tlvt ltllitrllont, DICK RAWLINGS home canned vegetables, nu- House Box ii6!i Fails ' •: For Free £ati.m&t11 11 ctntl Nl' WOI"d, el• e1111111utln ~erous c?llector's Items. Jl08- Virginia, 22046.' 4 16 Clot'id Due To lllrte11 e Alum"lnum Awnings . ""'tl"'1oM. ... , Ctftt DltcoUftt 1ft fllihl lelt eAiumln&~m Siding eAiuminum Railings s1bly antiques, pedal sewing! · IIIII td pMd within 11 d..,a. Rilwlings Honda Sales IIi!)~ Further Notice eCar Ports ' e 'Aiumlnum Window• & Doon machine bed linens quilts AUCTION SALE Low Cost Fuel C~ID OF THit.NKI • OIITUARIII ,Patios , .,1,-wn In lnsul•tion WY 2·2151 · •• ,IJD for so .oNI mlnlll'lum· IlCht hand w~en throw law~ April 22, beginning at for Modern Farming ~ddltlonal wol'it lc:. MIOOL EPOR I OHIO .mowers, small garden mois, a. m. at the late F. W. C~l:;. l l Elnier E. Whllt, 404V> South 4th St., lronlon, 0. 11 Maytag wringer washer, jars, man home, Coolville. E• Cali u. s now for rates on H11ment • ltepresentlliveln This Aroo 20 Years For OIIIIIICI HOUU practically new canner conlenls of 10 room a thrifty, versatile LP· Syr•cuse, 0. ~:II 1. m. 11 ~iJH Ill· Ill., D1lh V. V. Johnson & Son, 222--4th Ave., Huntington er old furniture. ' Lunch to be served by Gas bulk system. Modern· t:JO .• . •· to 121DD ""~ 11tvrt1ar IT'I IIJASY TO PI.ACI A Not responsible for accidents. beccas. Leona Chapman, ize with LP·Gas on long, WA"f AD Goddard and MeCutchem er, I. 0. McCoy, auchoneer. easy terms. PHONI ttl-111i W41nted To Buy ' 4 16 Auctioneers Cal for rates Your Hilling Systom Is Ali .New Rldl1tor Shop Card of Thfnkt heifers Mary Lou Soulty, Power SPOTTED 48 inch 21> year and informal ion Tho Moot Important Ap WE ""-SH to extend our but wiU take bulls. AI· Atwrney. 4 16 3tc mare pony, $50. Fbone PHONE 742-4211 pllance In Your Homo, "' I 2632 4 14 Sal"'s and Ser.vice ecer eTruck" eHHlir and bearlfelt so rubber tired wagon Call · " ~·t u1 G'••• It A Good Cora e Bulldozer Dr. Davis, the docwrs., . 11953 TRAlLER, :M fl. SACRIFICE ·$40. _ Singer e Ohio 8toi•L . ·'n"s~fl Motor Mid Winter Check 247•2161 or. 949-3403. eAnyType " · 1 nurses at Hol>er Hospital, 4 13 31c 111l'?'dshed,d excel llelnt. M'll ing machine in · walnut I nSI 14' e an neaou ·Ca rvm le 1 er, hea d cab'me1' eqmppe · · d 10 SCHWAR;EL MARINE & 'i Personnel of Ew'•• ""' ~;f.~;~~!;;;;;~~~;-:;;;;:~~~ Rt Arnold G•'ato R lland 0 • · " KEITH GOBLE FORD Home, and to alllbe ' timber in Obio · '• r rpe~ zag. monogram, applique, ta~· I'EJTc~QElFx';:,~·~~·~·~~~ HEATING & ' - '" ' WY 2·21~ Mldd~, 0. and neighbors for all West Virginia, or oollid~~~~~~~ - - - - -- - - - - - cy design, etc. 992-2686. . sw.,per, pastel ,_....."""~ -.· ·l=• • kind remembrances with Umber. Marion R 4 .14 blue, on wheels, allachmenls, ~- ~ --"""'~ AIR CONDITIONING . the death of our dear mother. Box ''17 Sy Oh' 0 L&M CAFE. No phone calls. =;;:-c-·--- - - Hoe\<lNGPORT, dl-110 The Family of Mrs. . ' racuse, ~ 24 702 W. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. GOOD USED televisions, $29.!15 1 cord winder, paint spray inPhon• 992.3794 or 992·2395 PHONE 664-3370 4 14 3tc and up. Phone 992·2094, Porn- eluded. Pay off 6 paymer1lsll Poma•ow. 0. ~AUot.tlllt I J. • · Dill Hhre •ubltutld 01 WM2 1ra1D I l.lL liD 6 PJIL NEW GMC DUCK ~jW;6 WANT A.D IN.OitMATIOit Cen~~ lloiA!L · ltl-11 wuC& ..,... rar ~­ APPLICATIONS , . ; FOR CARRIERS ' ' IN MIDDLEPORT• ' ' 1 ConJ~ct F1ye Mlidty ft\lddi•P!Mf: '' �I , \ ' • NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Notict ---- ;[~;iii(ii;n;i ~ are a girl's best . _ until she (lnds Blue 'JLtastre for cleaning carpets. electric shampooer $~ mor·'• Hardware Co. ~ 't' Gallipoli~ Chapter 79 R. A. M. Monday April 17, 1967 7:30 MEM Deeroo 1965 Iii T. <hv. pickup 1959 1 T. GM€ dwnp truck 11154 10 T. Chev. pickup 1965 F 600 Ford truck 1960 o/• T. International 1959 ¥.a T. Chev. Pickup 11164 3 T. GMC 1958 2 T. Cbavrolel 19>3 ¥.a T. Ford Pickup 11164 10 T. lntematlon•l Pickup 196il 10 T. Ford Plclrup 1 used Tractor Manure Spreader 1951 Y..T Ford PickUp 1959 % T. Chevrolet Truck 1956 ¥.a T. Chevrolet Pickup 1 Mlnneapolla MoiiDI l'o1ltll' Unit 1959 F 600 Ford Dump 1958 F 600 Ford 1960 ¥.a T. Ford 1959 I T. Chn. New 60" Rotary Cutten $299.50. New 8.25 s 20, 10,ply nylon tires $55. l1c. FederaJ tax. Oblo vane, lmpiOIIIOIIt eo. 113 Pille Ill.. I'll. - 15 FT. Crestllner, 45 HP Mer· "t. ............. cury motor. Excellent condl· · lion. Ph. 446-3389. 87-11 ATTENTION GARDENERS HAVE you ever eaten the new Tenderette bunl'b beansT Good freezer, canner and ta· bJe use. Farmer's Hardware, 310 Second Ave. Ph. 44WI46. 87-U Real Estate for Sile D. H. WOOD, Q,eallor 0. D. PARSONS . Phone m-1111 Real Estate For REALTOR 205 A\ 3 bedroom modern - · · FARM, village, City Property 1 home, large barn, , 110 ACRE flirm near P,9~er on for Sale, >12 Second Avenue, was a dairy, located on Rl. 554. Fair bulldlngll; 50 GalllpOUs, Oblo. bighway. q.u for more res tillable. Ph. 36'1·710'/. Phone «6-Gitl mation. DILlON AGEN(Y Call Pomeroy I I INCOMESPARE TIME THE NICE home of Oren Thorn' AOOUT I A., 7 room h om e. BUY NOW as at 513 -2nd Ave. has bOBn modern kitchen, co,a'llilduoil' ITillS beautiful MeadO\tbrook reduced in price. Come and . _with sloker, other •• · Subdv. This brick and frame look i1 over. located at Vinton $7,500. 3 BR and 2 baths in color '";':0~.~:; home featuring an aU e1ee-11 '" ~VE 1161!. A. near Eno OVER 3 A. level, nice hom tr!c kitchen, TV room, wall25 A. bottom, bal. hill and modern kitchen, small barn, wall carpet, 2 fireplacel; basetirilber, buildings are In poor blacktop road, close to RIo men!, famUy room, hot wa- 1 ~~~==~::::~~-t condition. Only$S,500. Can be Grande. ter hea~ attacbed Ilk c a nc partly financed. garage. Price In mid 20's. ! S.rvi~ 0~ 121 A. one of tbe best Dairy I A. 3 bedroom home,, ~.~~.::I Farms in Gallia County, now property In good c1 ALL THIS WATER !lellvery service. 0'· producing milk, well equipo Close to Porter on state route. . Uy Dell f< Davia. Ph. f4&.l!57 or ped. Good mod,ern home, 1oo 1 BR, 2 baths, !am room, .,1340 anyllme. . 7&-U A. of grass. r..iok it over. IN city nice 6 rm home corner playroom, kitchen . featuring WAYNE IWIISI!LL'S. lot already financed at 5'4 wood cabinets, dlnmg ·" ~~;[ ·~~~. DELIVERY SERVJC& 2 A. 5 rooms modem per cent interest. Call us a· carport, Extra good buy, 1 unsr1 or Barr)' CouJII. storm windows, doors, nice bout this property. $16,800. FHA and VA Ul lilt Moll shade trees, just out of Evenings ed. · limits. Jobn L Richards, «6--Z88 NO CREDIT CHECK R=~ce. Pb. 3&7·1SIIl. Russell D. Wooti, f41H818 ONLY pay $1,0110 down . 2tO-II 7 ROOiw'a'l, bath, 2 large lots In per mo., 3 BR, ..~:~~~ dining room; full bt 1'ERMlTE 81 rl!;ll'l' CONTBOII. BidwelL TV room on the first Door, FAIN E>:lertt)IDallon Co. WbeolPr!ce $16,500. ersburg, Oblo, Pb. J7&.281i0 or INGLES HILL 9 rm. wilh '1'/S-9455. Rei. 11!-11 bedrms, new gas full basement, storm QUITE A HOUSE Setvlces Offered windows, hardwood and IF YOU have a large fall111y Boor and 3 A., city water. need a separate place for TBRMJTJil PEST CONTROL In-laws - eheck this one. 12 P'REE ltlspectlon, call ~ room, 2 story, 2 batllS;· ~: HrEI·I Uertlll O'Dell. Operator for OWNER MOVED places, new gas furnace, base· B&termltal 1'ermllt Senloe PRICE REDUCED $30CIOI menl, lot. 200' x 200' ~h ~II U Belt110111 Or. 18'1-ll HATED TO L~··~j.':!~ kinds of beautiful trees 'I~" and 3 BEDRooM wmcn THEY oun.T • shrubs. Price $10,500. , ln1ur1nai 00. THE NEW MANY mEAB-MoBT or THE RoME 1s 10 WOODED' LOTS IF YOU ._,. ......, auto, w-. ~or CARPETED. CQLONIAL FIRE· ~~~ ~~~IL:.; :M.J'~. ON RACCOON Creek - Move general ~anca, it payl to EN INCLUDES REFRIG. I \I BATH, in and start building 'y 0 Ur see yeur Grange Agents It FULL BAS!.'MENT Wtm GARAGI!: •·-Agency, AND LARGE LOT IN SPRING Cab'ID now. ExCe11ent bUy, 8 11 the Ne aJ ·,......-ance LEY ISTATES. YOU'LL LIKE lotS border On good road, lfo 'li. Pb, -.ul/o, ... LP GAS Low Cost Fuel for Modern Farming Call u.s now for rates on a thrifty, versatile LP· Gas bulk system, Modernize with LP-Gas on long, easy terms, CALL . Ol€K RAWLINGS Por ''•" Eotltnuel I eAiumlnum Awnings • . eAiumlnum.Shlling I Aluminum Railings e iAJuthlnum Wittdowa & Doors e.Car Ports 'Pati~a ~ .,r,.wn In Insulation llwlings H_onda S1les. Your Heoting System II The Mo•t Important Appliance In Your Home, ~et Us Give It A Good' Mid Winter Check Rutland Furniture 1 l WHEEL ALIGNMENT I AND feet condition. Fflrtney welder. Call 992-2276 from 810 a. m. or 6-11 p. m. 4 14 ELMER BURNS has putc,has· IJ ' ed the .IJ!Inton Fisher raun 11 ' Co., Second Ave., Middleport. Phone 99a-2334 after 5 p.m. Reasonable rates. 4 16 Ste tiotl; - -------· - . -- -~- --- '-· - -GARBAGE Pick • Up in Syraw~.•. f(fer training, cuse. Thursday and Friday. than aver.age earnings, 25c a can. Contact Parker vacation, rettrement hospitalization and Chaney, RD I, Racine. 4 14 3tp benefits to the right man. THE MEIGS County Coon Hunt· ers · will have a shooting match, Sunday, Aprll16, star~ ing· at noon at the club house im Snow Ball Hill. f 13. 3tc USED MD llo1• II" bike. Pb..., J<tppllcotlons Taken Mltn. 8: AM to 10: AM ~ ·t: DAILY CROSSWORD U.ll'aclng CARRIER FOR SALE. :ii'APAitTMIHT 14 for Mulberry Ave. 1 Mantiowoc Model 3500 Shovel, Serial No. 3638 /' 1 Wrecked Mantiowoc Medel 3s0o Shovel, Serial No. 37~2 (Good for Parts Only) 1 08 Caterpillar Dozer, Serial No. 2U9762 2.1ilxuded fUght craft; abbr. «.:Heaolll'll 23.Green I.COvmd llltho Super Bowl: abbr. · otton4 I. lee POMEROY :;':I5 with APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL OFFICE Mlchtnlc SINe! Pomeroy, Ohio ' monkey U.World Warii . assault a. Puts to PHONI ~ALLS (Boy or Girl) . 21.Ceblno aglacJ.,. DOWN !!.Tone POMEROY, OHIO l>uabol -· f,Me>tloaa dog ,LAt~~~t~~~.. Uvevote :U. Stll>lo var. •. w.... 25.Eroct proot 'l•terii•J'• Auwtt al.llemoranduma 12. ProportloA 3S.Gems lK.Double :IG.R!verlll Scotlan4 material lO.'Rula 27.Foolllh 20. Kaliltll 1 Horizontal 6 Inch Drill With )101'1011.1 Wisconsin Engine ; 1 Vertical 3 Inch Drill Mounted On Jeep, Serial No. 288~145 ' '1( 1 Westinghouse W.elder Mounted On Dodge Powel' Wagon. Serial No. 24'9N5983 " 1 Bay City Shovel Model45Serial No. id¢3 ' "lie 1n. 11te We Will Ac®pt seale~ iBids On All or Any !Iepera Piece of Thls Equlpm~ Bldl Mlllt Be SulimJtt44 . ..i By Mo!ldt't April ~ 1~7. Thi-Ballk llleit• --- The R,ight To ACeept ~1,-8Jeet Any 8141. G•l"polrt 10hlo 45631 •,-. '. ~-",! -~,L -~···.,~~Hta --- NOW TAKING APPUCATIONS For Fu....... lnfor~CIII Or Wrlltc •' ' . --..- 1. I Bank oersoo- mouure . H. PerfOl'nl aT. cloalao wW ·be Sllld at · 111. Wa4Jn&' SL In Pomeroy, U; ~= living room O.Clmnla rockera, 1 rivll' I antique rocker C1. Sbeer ' llDen door bonlocase, .._ ltomllu deuk and table, 8 pc. D~Y ClBn'!'OQUOTE -llere'llllaw h wrkltl . •·. 11 lo:a. 0 :II''t Q:l' • r. a' 7ii' ' , . , · l'OOll~ ·Illite, sewing tna· . a •L L... 0x"''jl' .1_·~1ilal · beds, 2 ' ciao Iotta'~~ - ' . ---~"- ... _... ! ·,, . . --··--~ . . . . . . bedroom lull•• -· JIIK'Iho- 'I,X! tbolwoO'o,·~~-.... 8. pc, dinette, 2 t..pJu.., lopl{lll .llllll -~~... of 1111 wor.~~-. au ...-' vanity dresser, liJilll~lllilili!di--ilftdllrc• ·· , 2 uWity ·· .i · ; .. .i, italochM Qlj~oa . gauange W1 , . ~ . .· * FOR CARRIERS IN MID~LEPORT, *"' Cont•ct Faye Mlnlty .,lcldlt~llrt· br~ e Car eTruck"" ·-· Hultr · Cora • Bulldozer ·eAnyTypo ·· 2·21~ WY 1ust KNOnS Mr; ~-n~;t-1homn ~ Tlit,Ohl!~llley S.nk ot1 !New R..tlator Shop '' Mlddltpoft, 0. FREE STORAGE Amount, lncludllll Compln e.tm. Olear Belrd, RHltor BAIRD REALTY CO. SERVICE AIR CONDITlON.ING w. Wlllluy ,.,., .. RADIATOR B4KJR & SEYFRIED KEITH GOBLE 'FORD HEATING & USED FURNITURI Coal, Skldmore Foslllr. Coal Co., 123.,_ Plna Ill. t4841ll. WY 3.~151 IIIUODLfPORI OHIO Ehrler E. Whilt, 404Yz South 4th St., Ironton, 0. ltepresentlltlve In This Area 20 Years For V. V. Johnson & Son, 2u-4th Ave., Huntington • . Try our West Vlrgdla Cltullt ljllll-llk ..... , PHONE 742-4211 .' earryiDg Iller t:JO p.m. ~ and information Sial. MODERN BRICK WILL TRADE , 'sTEAK HOUSE 992..3904 . .. = BOD AND 'J'D l"'ll(Z. CAl.L p.t,Y. BOB EVANS .IIONI~<O!o Cal for rates I Wanted To Buy SAlES. & SERVIQ ·.' ' t' !'lllJ!» TV: . ,, , .,, XI .,...! MLII'IJioL . ZUXNIL : . , 't'"l'l!B · ~W.flflo .:WV . . .. AD· AVNq.O.I I DJV• · 1 ms. .:ru.r a~o.u.r · b''aJ)pv•l:i;-lt'U.t.v · '· ' ,· .>• .. ', ... .1" Evenlugo 11Wa8 4 16 3tc - 2 BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS UNf1URNISIIED garage ment, 4 rooms and bath. ply 790 Maple St., Mid!llerport. '· - 4 13 ADULTS 3 rooms. bath, nlshed apartment. M&G Food Market, 3 miles south of Mid· dleport on Rl. 7. 4 13 3tc , . �I , \ ' • NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Notict ---- ;[~;iii(ii;n;i ~ are a girl's best . _ until she (lnds Blue 'JLtastre for cleaning carpets. electric shampooer $~ mor·'• Hardware Co. ~ 't' Gallipoli~ Chapter 79 R. A. M. Monday April 17, 1967 7:30 MEM Deeroo 1965 Iii T. <hv. pickup 1959 1 T. GM€ dwnp truck 11154 10 T. Chev. pickup 1965 F 600 Ford truck 1960 o/• T. International 1959 ¥.a T. Chev. Pickup 11164 3 T. GMC 1958 2 T. Cbavrolel 19>3 ¥.a T. Ford Pickup 11164 10 T. lntematlon•l Pickup 196il 10 T. Ford Plclrup 1 used Tractor Manure Spreader 1951 Y..T Ford PickUp 1959 % T. Chevrolet Truck 1956 ¥.a T. Chevrolet Pickup 1 Mlnneapolla MoiiDI l'o1ltll' Unit 1959 F 600 Ford Dump 1958 F 600 Ford 1960 ¥.a T. Ford 1959 I T. Chn. New 60" Rotary Cutten $299.50. New 8.25 s 20, 10,ply nylon tires $55. l1c. FederaJ tax. Oblo vane, lmpiOIIIOIIt eo. 113 Pille Ill.. I'll. - 15 FT. Crestllner, 45 HP Mer· "t. ............. cury motor. Excellent condl· · lion. Ph. 446-3389. 87-11 ATTENTION GARDENERS HAVE you ever eaten the new Tenderette bunl'b beansT Good freezer, canner and ta· bJe use. Farmer's Hardware, 310 Second Ave. Ph. 44WI46. 87-U Real Estate for Sile D. H. WOOD, Q,eallor 0. D. PARSONS . Phone m-1111 Real Estate For REALTOR 205 A\ 3 bedroom modern - · · FARM, village, City Property 1 home, large barn, , 110 ACRE flirm near P,9~er on for Sale, >12 Second Avenue, was a dairy, located on Rl. 554. Fair bulldlngll; 50 GalllpOUs, Oblo. bighway. q.u for more res tillable. Ph. 36'1·710'/. Phone «6-Gitl mation. DILlON AGEN(Y Call Pomeroy I I INCOMESPARE TIME THE NICE home of Oren Thorn' AOOUT I A., 7 room h om e. BUY NOW as at 513 -2nd Ave. has bOBn modern kitchen, co,a'llilduoil' ITillS beautiful MeadO\tbrook reduced in price. Come and . _with sloker, other •• · Subdv. This brick and frame look i1 over. located at Vinton $7,500. 3 BR and 2 baths in color '";':0~.~:; home featuring an aU e1ee-11 '" ~VE 1161!. A. near Eno OVER 3 A. level, nice hom tr!c kitchen, TV room, wall25 A. bottom, bal. hill and modern kitchen, small barn, wall carpet, 2 fireplacel; basetirilber, buildings are In poor blacktop road, close to RIo men!, famUy room, hot wa- 1 ~~~==~::::~~-t condition. Only$S,500. Can be Grande. ter hea~ attacbed Ilk c a nc partly financed. garage. Price In mid 20's. ! S.rvi~ 0~ 121 A. one of tbe best Dairy I A. 3 bedroom home,, ~.~~.::I Farms in Gallia County, now property In good c1 ALL THIS WATER !lellvery service. 0'· producing milk, well equipo Close to Porter on state route. . Uy Dell f< Davia. Ph. f4&.l!57 or ped. Good mod,ern home, 1oo 1 BR, 2 baths, !am room, .,1340 anyllme. . 7&-U A. of grass. r..iok it over. IN city nice 6 rm home corner playroom, kitchen . featuring WAYNE IWIISI!LL'S. lot already financed at 5'4 wood cabinets, dlnmg ·" ~~;[ ·~~~. DELIVERY SERVJC& 2 A. 5 rooms modem per cent interest. Call us a· carport, Extra good buy, 1 unsr1 or Barr)' CouJII. storm windows, doors, nice bout this property. $16,800. FHA and VA Ul lilt Moll shade trees, just out of Evenings ed. · limits. Jobn L Richards, «6--Z88 NO CREDIT CHECK R=~ce. Pb. 3&7·1SIIl. Russell D. Wooti, f41H818 ONLY pay $1,0110 down . 2tO-II 7 ROOiw'a'l, bath, 2 large lots In per mo., 3 BR, ..~:~~~ dining room; full bt 1'ERMlTE 81 rl!;ll'l' CONTBOII. BidwelL TV room on the first Door, FAIN E>:lertt)IDallon Co. WbeolPr!ce $16,500. ersburg, Oblo, Pb. J7&.281i0 or INGLES HILL 9 rm. wilh '1'/S-9455. Rei. 11!-11 bedrms, new gas full basement, storm QUITE A HOUSE Setvlces Offered windows, hardwood and IF YOU have a large fall111y Boor and 3 A., city water. need a separate place for TBRMJTJil PEST CONTROL In-laws - eheck this one. 12 P'REE ltlspectlon, call ~ room, 2 story, 2 batllS;· ~: HrEI·I Uertlll O'Dell. Operator for OWNER MOVED places, new gas furnace, base· B&termltal 1'ermllt Senloe PRICE REDUCED $30CIOI menl, lot. 200' x 200' ~h ~II U Belt110111 Or. 18'1-ll HATED TO L~··~j.':!~ kinds of beautiful trees 'I~" and 3 BEDRooM wmcn THEY oun.T • shrubs. Price $10,500. , ln1ur1nai 00. THE NEW MANY mEAB-MoBT or THE RoME 1s 10 WOODED' LOTS IF YOU ._,. ......, auto, w-. ~or CARPETED. CQLONIAL FIRE· ~~~ ~~~IL:.; :M.J'~. ON RACCOON Creek - Move general ~anca, it payl to EN INCLUDES REFRIG. I \I BATH, in and start building 'y 0 Ur see yeur Grange Agents It FULL BAS!.'MENT Wtm GARAGI!: •·-Agency, AND LARGE LOT IN SPRING Cab'ID now. ExCe11ent bUy, 8 11 the Ne aJ ·,......-ance LEY ISTATES. YOU'LL LIKE lotS border On good road, lfo 'li. Pb, -.ul/o, ... LP GAS Low Cost Fuel for Modern Farming Call u.s now for rates on a thrifty, versatile LP· Gas bulk system, Modernize with LP-Gas on long, easy terms, CALL . Ol€K RAWLINGS Por ''•" Eotltnuel I eAiumlnum Awnings • . eAiumlnum.Shlling I Aluminum Railings e iAJuthlnum Wittdowa & Doors e.Car Ports 'Pati~a ~ .,r,.wn In Insulation llwlings H_onda S1les. Your Heoting System II The Mo•t Important Appliance In Your Home, ~et Us Give It A Good' Mid Winter Check Rutland Furniture 1 l WHEEL ALIGNMENT I AND feet condition. Fflrtney welder. Call 992-2276 from 810 a. m. or 6-11 p. m. 4 14 ELMER BURNS has putc,has· IJ ' ed the .IJ!Inton Fisher raun 11 ' Co., Second Ave., Middleport. Phone 99a-2334 after 5 p.m. Reasonable rates. 4 16 Ste tiotl; - -------· - . -- -~- --- '-· - -GARBAGE Pick • Up in Syraw~.•. f(fer training, cuse. Thursday and Friday. than aver.age earnings, 25c a can. Contact Parker vacation, rettrement hospitalization and Chaney, RD I, Racine. 4 14 3tp benefits to the right man. THE MEIGS County Coon Hunt· ers · will have a shooting match, Sunday, Aprll16, star~ ing· at noon at the club house im Snow Ball Hill. f 13. 3tc USED MD llo1• II" bike. Pb..., J<tppllcotlons Taken Mltn. 8: AM to 10: AM ~ ·t: DAILY CROSSWORD U.ll'aclng CARRIER FOR SALE. :ii'APAitTMIHT 14 for Mulberry Ave. 1 Mantiowoc Model 3500 Shovel, Serial No. 3638 /' 1 Wrecked Mantiowoc Medel 3s0o Shovel, Serial No. 37~2 (Good for Parts Only) 1 08 Caterpillar Dozer, Serial No. 2U9762 2.1ilxuded fUght craft; abbr. «.:Heaolll'll 23.Green I.COvmd llltho Super Bowl: abbr. · otton4 I. lee POMEROY :;':I5 with APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL OFFICE Mlchtnlc SINe! Pomeroy, Ohio ' monkey U.World Warii . assault a. Puts to PHONI ~ALLS (Boy or Girl) . 21.Ceblno aglacJ.,. DOWN !!.Tone POMEROY, OHIO l>uabol -· f,Me>tloaa dog ,LAt~~~t~~~.. Uvevote :U. Stll>lo var. •. w.... 25.Eroct proot 'l•terii•J'• Auwtt al.llemoranduma 12. ProportloA 3S.Gems lK.Double :IG.R!verlll Scotlan4 material lO.'Rula 27.Foolllh 20. Kaliltll 1 Horizontal 6 Inch Drill With )101'1011.1 Wisconsin Engine ; 1 Vertical 3 Inch Drill Mounted On Jeep, Serial No. 288~145 ' '1( 1 Westinghouse W.elder Mounted On Dodge Powel' Wagon. Serial No. 24'9N5983 " 1 Bay City Shovel Model45Serial No. id¢3 ' "lie 1n. 11te We Will Ac®pt seale~ iBids On All or Any !Iepera Piece of Thls Equlpm~ Bldl Mlllt Be SulimJtt44 . ..i By Mo!ldt't April ~ 1~7. Thi-Ballk llleit• --- The R,ight To ACeept ~1,-8Jeet Any 8141. G•l"polrt 10hlo 45631 •,-. '. ~-",! -~,L -~···.,~~Hta --- NOW TAKING APPUCATIONS For Fu....... lnfor~CIII Or Wrlltc •' ' . --..- 1. I Bank oersoo- mouure . H. PerfOl'nl aT. cloalao wW ·be Sllld at · 111. Wa4Jn&' SL In Pomeroy, U; ~= living room O.Clmnla rockera, 1 rivll' I antique rocker C1. Sbeer ' llDen door bonlocase, .._ ltomllu deuk and table, 8 pc. D~Y ClBn'!'OQUOTE -llere'llllaw h wrkltl . •·. 11 lo:a. 0 :II''t Q:l' • r. a' 7ii' ' , . , · l'OOll~ ·Illite, sewing tna· . a •L L... 0x"''jl' .1_·~1ilal · beds, 2 ' ciao Iotta'~~ - ' . ---~"- ... _... ! ·,, . . --··--~ . . . . . . bedroom lull•• -· JIIK'Iho- 'I,X! tbolwoO'o,·~~-.... 8. pc, dinette, 2 t..pJu.., lopl{lll .llllll -~~... of 1111 wor.~~-. au ...-' vanity dresser, liJilll~lllilili!di--ilftdllrc• ·· , 2 uWity ·· .i · ; .. .i, italochM Qlj~oa . gauange W1 , . ~ . .· * FOR CARRIERS IN MID~LEPORT, *"' Cont•ct Faye Mlnlty .,lcldlt~llrt· br~ e Car eTruck"" ·-· Hultr · Cora • Bulldozer ·eAnyTypo ·· 2·21~ WY 1ust KNOnS Mr; ~-n~;t-1homn ~ Tlit,Ohl!~llley S.nk ot1 !New R..tlator Shop '' Mlddltpoft, 0. FREE STORAGE Amount, lncludllll Compln e.tm. Olear Belrd, RHltor BAIRD REALTY CO. SERVICE AIR CONDITlON.ING w. Wlllluy ,.,., .. RADIATOR B4KJR & SEYFRIED KEITH GOBLE 'FORD HEATING & USED FURNITURI Coal, Skldmore Foslllr. Coal Co., 123.,_ Plna Ill. t4841ll. WY 3.~151 IIIUODLfPORI OHIO Ehrler E. Whilt, 404Yz South 4th St., Ironton, 0. ltepresentlltlve In This Area 20 Years For V. V. Johnson & Son, 2u-4th Ave., Huntington • . Try our West Vlrgdla Cltullt ljllll-llk ..... , PHONE 742-4211 .' earryiDg Iller t:JO p.m. ~ and information Sial. MODERN BRICK WILL TRADE , 'sTEAK HOUSE 992..3904 . .. = BOD AND 'J'D l"'ll(Z. CAl.L p.t,Y. BOB EVANS .IIONI~<O!o Cal for rates I Wanted To Buy SAlES. & SERVIQ ·.' ' t' !'lllJ!» TV: . ,, , .,, XI .,...! MLII'IJioL . ZUXNIL : . , 't'"l'l!B · ~W.flflo .:WV . . .. AD· AVNq.O.I I DJV• · 1 ms. .:ru.r a~o.u.r · b''aJ)pv•l:i;-lt'U.t.v · '· ' ,· .>• .. ', ... .1" Evenlugo 11Wa8 4 16 3tc - 2 BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS UNf1URNISIIED garage ment, 4 rooms and bath. ply 790 Maple St., Mid!llerport. '· - 4 13 ADULTS 3 rooms. bath, nlshed apartment. M&G Food Market, 3 miles south of Mid· dleport on Rl. 7. 4 13 3tc , . �' .•. -- ,.- For Sale . " \Nl AD · INFOIMATION WANT -.D INJIORMATION I.I:I'•ULUIII m• OrlfiiUII ............ lUI • • - 1ft1iH Ill for • rer, ,.,.. or ..,.... • wm Of c.n•rtN ... t1 .,.,~." ......, )the .UIIII\)IIr .,... 11 ,. . . . . . . . cbAUt. Notice --·- !i.~~amiS; J are a girl's he s I . _ until she finds Blue lor cleaning carpets. electric shampooer $~ Hardware Co. 90-6 lf~'ICII &pact "- rem. call 01 Wll42 lroiD • ..... liD ~ NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTER$ clall&fiiKI .0. R. A.M. 1!1115 \1 T. Cbev. pickup 1959 I T. -GMI: dump trucl: 19M 'k T. Cbev, pickUp 1963 f 8011 Ford trucl: 1960 '10 T. lntemaUonal 1959 1!. T. Chov. Pickup 1964 3 T. GMC 1958 2 T. Olavrolel 1953 13 T. Ford Pickup 19&1 1!. T. Internatlon•' Plcl:up 1960 \2 T. Ford Plcl:up 1 used Tractor Manure b• ~ Amertoan ·Leg i 0 n · ~·.. m. I. BeeclV~rove Rd., Sun d ApriU<II;' I p. m. by thd"£Rutland Gun l11 1 jecttonnle. Til" pubUsher wid NIPGnlllllt fer'"'IMI'tl mont theotflla" on• ~I;;-;;;;~ •n tlfP.Ontlbl~ 1 , - .,*: . -. ...... .. :_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOj , P"'! fOr W•nt Ad llrYICI I ctnb per Word. one lftllrtftn, Mtnlmum Chu1• 7Jc 1:1 centt ,., wort. thr. . eot~ttCU. INCOME'SPARE TIME AGENff tin 1nurt1t111. . 11 aall ,., Word, II• 11 l,h.•rtlonl. U ptr Clftt DltcOUnt 11'1 ,.kl aclt erHI 1d ,.141 within 11 111,.. C,UD Of THANICI I OIITUAIIII . iUI tor II wotd ftiii'IIMUm. IICh 1ddiH1111tl word 2c. THE NICE home of Oren Thorn· ABOUT I A., 7 room b om e, BUY NOW No ...,.,. aollll ... . . od k'loh 1 h t m.ouy ffllm NEW TYP& colll 1 as at 513 -2nd Ave. has been ~ em en, coa . . ea TIDS beautiful MeadOWbrook ...,.,.. '" ""' reduced in price. Come and wtth stoker, other bmldmgs Subdv. 'l'llls brick and fr=~~ ~.:.-=. ",;; ~~.~,.: 01 look it over. located at Vmton $'1,500. 3 BR and 2 baths in c """" ....., ,..,.,., an 4:IU' .u elecIncome. More UJU ~ ruWI ~ home featur l•• ~»& more money, For penoul laterWE JV.VE 11612 A. near Eno OVER 3 A. level, nice h 0 m trlc kitchen, TV room, wan- ..... """ ADVANCiio ••• '"" ' ha ~ Elmwood Part. IWAol.l. JDOlude 25 A. bottom, hal. hill an d modem kitchen • sma I' m, wall carpet, 2 Oreplacei; base- phone aumb,., li~her, buildings are In poor blacktop road, close to R I ment, family room, hot wa- 1 1.:::=======~ condition. Only $S,500. Can he Grande. ter beat, attacbed . Ilk ear 1c partly financed. garage. Price in mid 20's. ! SetVJ~ OH.ncf 121 A. One of the beat Dairy I A. 3 bedroom home, modem, ' ·· Farms in Gallia County, now property In good condition. ALL THIS WATER deliver, llei'Vice. 0'· producing milk, well equit> Close to Porter on state route. "-"u m Dell f< Dam, J>IL t4MIST or ped. Good mod,em home, 1110 f BR, 2 baths, f~'"" roo • MG-1340 anyti1ne. · '18-tl A. of grass. Ldok it over. IN city nice 6 rm home playroom, kitchen featuring WAYNE KU88J!LI:/S. lot already financed at 511, wood cabinets, dining room, WATER DELIVERY-SERVICB carport, Ezlra good buy, Ph. t4tom or llarr)' eoaJb. I A. 5 rooms modem home, per cent interest. Call us bout this property. $16,800. FHA and VA t4f.3lll. Moll storm windows, doors, nice Evenings ed. · shade just out of city Jobn L Richards, ff6-0!80 NO CREDIT CHEC.K limits. Rassell D. Wooo, 141H818 ONLY pay $1,000 down ·7 ROOMS, bath, 2 large lot• in , per mo., 3 BR, e ~;~::I I'EIIMITE I r~o:rr roNTBOL dining room; full bs Bidwell. TV room on the ftrst floor, PAIN Eltem!ln&lioD Co. Wbeel· Price $16,500. ersburg, Oblo, Pb. 7'18-28511 or INGLES HILL 9 rm. with I 7'1Wf55. Rei. liS-If bedrms, new gas furnace, full basement, storm doors, QUITE A HOUS! Services OHerecl windows, hardwood and tile IF YOU have a large fa1!111y ill' floor and 3 A., city water, need a separate place for TERMITB PEST ClON'l'ROL In-laws - check this one. !1REE Inspection, caD t4&.1145 room, Z story, 2 batbsr ~ ' MertUI O'Dell. 0pera110r for OWNER MOVED places, new gaa furnace, base. J!stermllll Termltl Service PRICE REDUCED ment, lot 200' 1 200' 18\lb ~II II BelmaDI Dr. 116'1-11 TREY HATED TO THIS kinds of heaulilril trees and ''. LOVILY 3 BEDROOM BOMB WHICH THEY BUll.T I YR, Ashrubs. Price l!O,SOO. ~ Insurance GO. THE NEW MANY FRESH II .._,..,,. ..."~"" ·.~·~.~.: .......,... 11 "',';" tl,.mtnt. OFFICI HOUII 11:11 •· m. to 5:11 ,_ 111., DillY I. ,j; cury mowr. ElCOIIent CODdH lion. Ph. 446-33119. ~ Shop Will Be CIOHd Due T.o l11~111 l.ffl)U Furthar Notice , Marie's Style Post Syracuse, 0. I:JO •· m. to 12110 Nclfl'l• lahlrclrf 11'1 ••\IV TO PLACI A LP GAS r JD~MOST CARPF:l'ED. PLACE IN OF THE ROME A MODERN two bedroom home located close to golf course. It has a carpeted living room, birch cabinets, all paDOied kltdleo and dining room, storm wiodowa, detach- HERE'S A REAL GOOD Ill garage and a large cover111 patio. All this !or Jess 1ban LOW PRICED HOME tii,OOO. Call ~ altar 5 'I'Ria p.m. · 87·11 ~ ~."W'... A 'l'OWN. MODERN BRICK WILL TRADE 10 ACRES s~100111, 3 BR home, baili, fur. haaemenl. 2 Cl8l' II age, deep well, A lot of ll<11D8I and •• Orlenlal pagoda~ ,.. ndJ&Ioua 1for 18,500. Vaeau. Owolr ·log OLJt oflllllte and II wiiUql~~~~====~ to sacrifice. . DIWJN BIW.TOB MHIII lMDe or Bowlll'll an.. Emdl~C 411-12!1 MARINE ' WHEEL ALIGNMENT . I I CARRIER WANTED (Boy or Girl) . ) I • ', ' lr YOO IIIII llDml • We IIIII lar llaqdnt .. o\1!111111-. ,IW, I lllctrlc. ~ PRICES SLASHED 775xl5 tubtlau•_ $9.95 775xl4 tu!NIIeu --$12;95 Somuquere ahoulder NEWELL'S SUNOCO THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBt'~ '': 446-2342' i , CHESTER, OHIO · Phone 9e~.350 --- NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS ,_, ' FOR CARRIERS .. IN MIDDLEPORT. ._-, . M!'f~inde!f. Thomu ·C.O ~-rt. Ohl~~~~fey Ban~ . ~all!~~· ~o45631 ,. . ' " TtlfpliltM'4ft.2631 j, Yl{ti . . ~ntaet F•y; M.nl•y . . ft\lddltp!)fl· 1 " I ' . . . 24¥iY:I~. Tbe 'Bot l~lemt For Fu""- lnhrllllltlifCall Qr Wrlttc We at the Trlbtme are waiting to help vou, to nnd a home, to sell a cu,' to blre a secNtary, to rent ID aparllllellt . , . most anytblng you need w• can ' 17 ' tim left, recluefd The JUeht To Aetept'~~~~t Any Bldl. MAY WE HELP YOU? help you find wltb an eronomlcal, fas!·actmg 'l'rl· bUDt Want Ad. CaD 111 today. ·-,iJ:I.. INCOME to by appointments Mrs. Steven Eblin Laurel CllU Road, State Rl ) 1 Bay City Shovel MRdei4SSerial No. 75~)3 · ' By For Mulberry Ava. POMEROY APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL OFFICE Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio (, We Will Acc~pt 9ealeii1Jld• On All or Anyseperatt Piece of Tins Equlpme~t. Bldl MUJt Be 9ullmW44 • Bank . Galh~ll., Ohio pliance In Your Homo, ~~~ Us Give It A Good Mid Winter Check ec.r tTruck"''eHN!er . 1 Bulldonr tAny Type · Core B4K'R & SEYFRIED . KEITH GOBLE 1 For Rent ==- . " WY 2-21~ FORD Middleport, o. FREE STORAGE aa~er a_Q your winter garmentt an4' f< atore them lust with us.~~ No more closets cramped "With unused clotb· illg. No mor.e aJrio,, sorting, 1 UNruRNISIIED garage 1 spraylnJ and packing with men!, 4 rooms and hath. yuur wmter clothes. Every. · ply 790 Maple St., Midtlleport. thing you send ·t• ·beautlfullv elooned safely, lnlured ond ·. . • • 13 carefully stored. Every Item ABC Cleaners FOR Oscar Baird, Realtor BAIRD REALTY CO. ,. .' All New RHiator Shop The Most Important Ap- freshly pressed wbeb you call 3 rooms, hath, for il Nothing to pay tiD fall. nish~d apartment. M&G Food No bulging closets, aafe from Market, 3 miles south of Mla·[l moths and safe from tbell. Brl!)ll them In or Clll for dleport on Rt. 7. PIC~~' IIp ,& Ptllvery Ser· I 13 3tc ' wlce ;f'hona' n3·5543 • 1 Mantiowoc Model 3500 Shovel, Serial No. 3638 1 Wrecked MontiQWoc Moclel3500 Shovel, Serial No. 37~2 . (Good For P111rts Only) 1 DB Caterpillar Dozer, .Serial No. 2U9762 1 Horizontal 6 Inch Drill With Wisconsin Engine ... ' 1 Vertical 3 Inch Drill Mounted On deep, Serial No. 288~145 . ·····( 1 Westinghouse W.elder Mounted On Dodge POWer Wagon. Serial No. 24'~N5983 " SERVICE ADUJ,TS fighter eraabed on a trl!l!IIDI TODAYS ~EST BUY flight Friday, ldlllng tllelnstrilotor, Capt. J. Weyland. 'lbe 4 500 ';~~~I student pllol parat;bulell •' safety. \ OHIO RADIATOR Your Heating System It ExPE81ENCED .· THE HAGUE (UPI) -A llutdl Royal Air Foree ·Star- ~ MIDOL EPOU Elnlor E. While, 404'/o South 4th St., Ironton, 0. Ropresentlttlvi In T!•is Area 20 Veers For V. V, Johnson & Son, 222-4th Ave., Huntington Phono 992-3794 O( .992·2395 Pomeroy, 0. PLANB 6IIASIIEII ' , Rawlings Hond1 S1les WY HIS! HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 1114 II . _ betw- 1111 ..-lll41 I ,Patios . • ,_l9wn In lnsuJttion Wlnted To Buy CALL DICK RAWLINGS eAium1num Awnlnt• . •Aluminum Si..ing eAiumlnum Railings e 1Afuridnum w ·iedows & Doort • Car Porh SCtflNAR: .,;y If Wlfll Cllll of ~· Oftl 0, '"~ NICE•'' .PtOI'' .tt For Free E1ti.matil · · Llcens.- IF YOU lle'ld auto, lire or ON RACCOON Creek - Move g.....al wance, it paya to in and start building 'y o u r see yeur' Grange Agents at cabin now. Excellent buy, all the· Ne~hlnsuranca A,genC"j, lots herder on good road. R Sifttli·&l. Jill. t41 M U J . H DA SAUS & SERVIa . . _ S•l• and Se~vice Ohlo·Boojonll Motor 10 WOODED' LOTS COLONIAL THB F A ' Call Pomeroy 992-3904 . ... . EVI"RUDE +-+--I I -~ / .,. WANT AD PHON• ttN116 = -1--1---1 • B~siness · ser~iteo - I'"'• 45 ,. . •'/ . ,;~ NOTICE! lA TII . -- - ~- ' '•:·-~ 4 j• cerrHt lfiMrUen. '\usl"'• Opp«titunltln I taL . ectlt or N'-ct ... ,. Mit llet•td D. B. WUOD, llealtor O. D. PARSONS . Pho110 t4S.:t18tl Rul Estate For . REALTOR :105 A: 3 bedroom modern FARM, vlllage, City Property home, large bal'll, . 110 ACRE farm nelll' ~er OD for Sale 512 Second Avenue, was a dairy, located on Rt. 554. Fair bulldl~:· oo aeG~Wp•Us, Oblo. highway. C~U for more res tillable. Pb. 387·7111/. 118-6 Phone t4&fi!ll malton. Ohio VaDey lmplellleat eo. tl3 Pille St., Pb. ~- Ctrrectloftl wm '" ~~~·~".:=::,,'10 :· m. uou••TJooo The Pullith" · meru.· tllo r11M Rul Estate For Sale 1951 \2T Ford PickUp 1959 % T. Chevrolet Truct 1958 1> T. Chevrolet Pickup 1 MinneapollJ Molllle Unit 1959 F 8011 Ford Dlllllp 1958 F 8011 Ford 1960 \2 T, Ford 1959 I T. Cbev. New 60" Rotary Cutlerl $299.50. New 8.25 1 nytou tires $55. be. Fedo!I'Bli 15 ClnUIIIHOftl • p.m. Spreader Gallipoli! Chapter 79 I ., m. Day MftN tulllftltiOn Mondav D.,dltne t t. M, . . . �' .•. -- ,.- For Sale . " \Nl AD · INFOIMATION WANT -.D INJIORMATION I.I:I'•ULUIII m• OrlfiiUII ............ lUI • • - 1ft1iH Ill for • rer, ,.,.. or ..,.... • wm Of c.n•rtN ... t1 .,.,~." ......, )the .UIIII\)IIr .,... 11 ,. . . . . . . . cbAUt. Notice --·- !i.~~amiS; J are a girl's he s I . _ until she finds Blue lor cleaning carpets. electric shampooer $~ Hardware Co. 90-6 lf~'ICII &pact "- rem. call 01 Wll42 lroiD • ..... liD ~ NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTER$ clall&fiiKI .0. R. A.M. 1!1115 \1 T. Cbev. pickup 1959 I T. -GMI: dump trucl: 19M 'k T. Cbev, pickUp 1963 f 8011 Ford trucl: 1960 '10 T. lntemaUonal 1959 1!. T. Chov. Pickup 1964 3 T. GMC 1958 2 T. Olavrolel 1953 13 T. Ford Pickup 19&1 1!. T. Internatlon•' Plcl:up 1960 \2 T. Ford Plcl:up 1 used Tractor Manure b• ~ Amertoan ·Leg i 0 n · ~·.. m. I. BeeclV~rove Rd., Sun d ApriU<II;' I p. m. by thd"£Rutland Gun l11 1 jecttonnle. Til" pubUsher wid NIPGnlllllt fer'"'IMI'tl mont theotflla" on• ~I;;-;;;;~ •n tlfP.Ontlbl~ 1 , - .,*: . -. ...... .. :_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOj , P"'! fOr W•nt Ad llrYICI I ctnb per Word. one lftllrtftn, Mtnlmum Chu1• 7Jc 1:1 centt ,., wort. thr. . eot~ttCU. INCOME'SPARE TIME AGENff tin 1nurt1t111. . 11 aall ,., Word, II• 11 l,h.•rtlonl. U ptr Clftt DltcOUnt 11'1 ,.kl aclt erHI 1d ,.141 within 11 111,.. C,UD Of THANICI I OIITUAIIII . iUI tor II wotd ftiii'IIMUm. IICh 1ddiH1111tl word 2c. THE NICE home of Oren Thorn· ABOUT I A., 7 room b om e, BUY NOW No ...,.,. aollll ... . . od k'loh 1 h t m.ouy ffllm NEW TYP& colll 1 as at 513 -2nd Ave. has been ~ em en, coa . . ea TIDS beautiful MeadOWbrook ...,.,.. '" ""' reduced in price. Come and wtth stoker, other bmldmgs Subdv. 'l'llls brick and fr=~~ ~.:.-=. ",;; ~~.~,.: 01 look it over. located at Vmton $'1,500. 3 BR and 2 baths in c """" ....., ,..,.,., an 4:IU' .u elecIncome. More UJU ~ ruWI ~ home featur l•• ~»& more money, For penoul laterWE JV.VE 11612 A. near Eno OVER 3 A. level, nice h 0 m trlc kitchen, TV room, wan- ..... """ ADVANCiio ••• '"" ' ha ~ Elmwood Part. IWAol.l. JDOlude 25 A. bottom, hal. hill an d modem kitchen • sma I' m, wall carpet, 2 Oreplacei; base- phone aumb,., li~her, buildings are In poor blacktop road, close to R I ment, family room, hot wa- 1 1.:::=======~ condition. Only $S,500. Can he Grande. ter beat, attacbed . Ilk ear 1c partly financed. garage. Price in mid 20's. ! SetVJ~ OH.ncf 121 A. One of the beat Dairy I A. 3 bedroom home, modem, ' ·· Farms in Gallia County, now property In good condition. ALL THIS WATER deliver, llei'Vice. 0'· producing milk, well equit> Close to Porter on state route. "-"u m Dell f< Dam, J>IL t4MIST or ped. Good mod,em home, 1110 f BR, 2 baths, f~'"" roo • MG-1340 anyti1ne. · '18-tl A. of grass. Ldok it over. IN city nice 6 rm home playroom, kitchen featuring WAYNE KU88J!LI:/S. lot already financed at 511, wood cabinets, dining room, WATER DELIVERY-SERVICB carport, Ezlra good buy, Ph. t4tom or llarr)' eoaJb. I A. 5 rooms modem home, per cent interest. Call us bout this property. $16,800. FHA and VA t4f.3lll. Moll storm windows, doors, nice Evenings ed. · shade just out of city Jobn L Richards, ff6-0!80 NO CREDIT CHEC.K limits. Rassell D. Wooo, 141H818 ONLY pay $1,000 down ·7 ROOMS, bath, 2 large lot• in , per mo., 3 BR, e ~;~::I I'EIIMITE I r~o:rr roNTBOL dining room; full bs Bidwell. TV room on the ftrst floor, PAIN Eltem!ln&lioD Co. Wbeel· Price $16,500. ersburg, Oblo, Pb. 7'18-28511 or INGLES HILL 9 rm. with I 7'1Wf55. Rei. liS-If bedrms, new gas furnace, full basement, storm doors, QUITE A HOUS! Services OHerecl windows, hardwood and tile IF YOU have a large fa1!111y ill' floor and 3 A., city water, need a separate place for TERMITB PEST ClON'l'ROL In-laws - check this one. !1REE Inspection, caD t4&.1145 room, Z story, 2 batbsr ~ ' MertUI O'Dell. 0pera110r for OWNER MOVED places, new gaa furnace, base. J!stermllll Termltl Service PRICE REDUCED ment, lot 200' 1 200' 18\lb ~II II BelmaDI Dr. 116'1-11 TREY HATED TO THIS kinds of heaulilril trees and ''. LOVILY 3 BEDROOM BOMB WHICH THEY BUll.T I YR, Ashrubs. Price l!O,SOO. ~ Insurance GO. THE NEW MANY FRESH II .._,..,,. ..."~"" ·.~·~.~.: .......,... 11 "',';" tl,.mtnt. OFFICI HOUII 11:11 •· m. to 5:11 ,_ 111., DillY I. ,j; cury mowr. ElCOIIent CODdH lion. Ph. 446-33119. ~ Shop Will Be CIOHd Due T.o l11~111 l.ffl)U Furthar Notice , Marie's Style Post Syracuse, 0. I:JO •· m. to 12110 Nclfl'l• lahlrclrf 11'1 ••\IV TO PLACI A LP GAS r JD~MOST CARPF:l'ED. PLACE IN OF THE ROME A MODERN two bedroom home located close to golf course. It has a carpeted living room, birch cabinets, all paDOied kltdleo and dining room, storm wiodowa, detach- HERE'S A REAL GOOD Ill garage and a large cover111 patio. All this !or Jess 1ban LOW PRICED HOME tii,OOO. Call ~ altar 5 'I'Ria p.m. · 87·11 ~ ~."W'... A 'l'OWN. MODERN BRICK WILL TRADE 10 ACRES s~100111, 3 BR home, baili, fur. haaemenl. 2 Cl8l' II age, deep well, A lot of ll<11D8I and •• Orlenlal pagoda~ ,.. ndJ&Ioua 1for 18,500. Vaeau. Owolr ·log OLJt oflllllte and II wiiUql~~~~====~ to sacrifice. . DIWJN BIW.TOB MHIII lMDe or Bowlll'll an.. Emdl~C 411-12!1 MARINE ' WHEEL ALIGNMENT . I I CARRIER WANTED (Boy or Girl) . ) I • ', ' lr YOO IIIII llDml • We IIIII lar llaqdnt .. o\1!111111-. ,IW, I lllctrlc. ~ PRICES SLASHED 775xl5 tubtlau•_ $9.95 775xl4 tu!NIIeu --$12;95 Somuquere ahoulder NEWELL'S SUNOCO THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBt'~ '': 446-2342' i , CHESTER, OHIO · Phone 9e~.350 --- NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS ,_, ' FOR CARRIERS .. IN MIDDLEPORT. ._-, . M!'f~inde!f. Thomu ·C.O ~-rt. Ohl~~~~fey Ban~ . ~all!~~· ~o45631 ,. . ' " TtlfpliltM'4ft.2631 j, Yl{ti . . ~ntaet F•y; M.nl•y . . ft\lddltp!)fl· 1 " I ' . . . 24¥iY:I~. Tbe 'Bot l~lemt For Fu""- lnhrllllltlifCall Qr Wrlttc We at the Trlbtme are waiting to help vou, to nnd a home, to sell a cu,' to blre a secNtary, to rent ID aparllllellt . , . most anytblng you need w• can ' 17 ' tim left, recluefd The JUeht To Aetept'~~~~t Any Bldl. MAY WE HELP YOU? help you find wltb an eronomlcal, fas!·actmg 'l'rl· bUDt Want Ad. CaD 111 today. ·-,iJ:I.. INCOME to by appointments Mrs. Steven Eblin Laurel CllU Road, State Rl ) 1 Bay City Shovel MRdei4SSerial No. 75~)3 · ' By For Mulberry Ava. POMEROY APPLY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL OFFICE Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio (, We Will Acc~pt 9ealeii1Jld• On All or Anyseperatt Piece of Tins Equlpme~t. Bldl MUJt Be 9ullmW44 • Bank . Galh~ll., Ohio pliance In Your Homo, ~~~ Us Give It A Good Mid Winter Check ec.r tTruck"''eHN!er . 1 Bulldonr tAny Type · Core B4K'R & SEYFRIED . KEITH GOBLE 1 For Rent ==- . " WY 2-21~ FORD Middleport, o. FREE STORAGE aa~er a_Q your winter garmentt an4' f< atore them lust with us.~~ No more closets cramped "With unused clotb· illg. No mor.e aJrio,, sorting, 1 UNruRNISIIED garage 1 spraylnJ and packing with men!, 4 rooms and hath. yuur wmter clothes. Every. · ply 790 Maple St., Midtlleport. thing you send ·t• ·beautlfullv elooned safely, lnlured ond ·. . • • 13 carefully stored. Every Item ABC Cleaners FOR Oscar Baird, Realtor BAIRD REALTY CO. ,. .' All New RHiator Shop The Most Important Ap- freshly pressed wbeb you call 3 rooms, hath, for il Nothing to pay tiD fall. nish~d apartment. M&G Food No bulging closets, aafe from Market, 3 miles south of Mla·[l moths and safe from tbell. Brl!)ll them In or Clll for dleport on Rt. 7. PIC~~' IIp ,& Ptllvery Ser· I 13 3tc ' wlce ;f'hona' n3·5543 • 1 Mantiowoc Model 3500 Shovel, Serial No. 3638 1 Wrecked MontiQWoc Moclel3500 Shovel, Serial No. 37~2 . (Good For P111rts Only) 1 DB Caterpillar Dozer, .Serial No. 2U9762 1 Horizontal 6 Inch Drill With Wisconsin Engine ... ' 1 Vertical 3 Inch Drill Mounted On deep, Serial No. 288~145 . ·····( 1 Westinghouse W.elder Mounted On Dodge POWer Wagon. Serial No. 24'~N5983 " SERVICE ADUJ,TS fighter eraabed on a trl!l!IIDI TODAYS ~EST BUY flight Friday, ldlllng tllelnstrilotor, Capt. J. Weyland. 'lbe 4 500 ';~~~I student pllol parat;bulell •' safety. \ OHIO RADIATOR Your Heating System It ExPE81ENCED .· THE HAGUE (UPI) -A llutdl Royal Air Foree ·Star- ~ MIDOL EPOU Elnlor E. While, 404'/o South 4th St., Ironton, 0. Ropresentlttlvi In T!•is Area 20 Veers For V. V, Johnson & Son, 222-4th Ave., Huntington Phono 992-3794 O( .992·2395 Pomeroy, 0. PLANB 6IIASIIEII ' , Rawlings Hond1 S1les WY HIS! HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 1114 II . _ betw- 1111 ..-lll41 I ,Patios . • ,_l9wn In lnsuJttion Wlnted To Buy CALL DICK RAWLINGS eAium1num Awnlnt• . •Aluminum Si..ing eAiumlnum Railings e 1Afuridnum w ·iedows & Doort • Car Porh SCtflNAR: .,;y If Wlfll Cllll of ~· Oftl 0, '"~ NICE•'' .PtOI'' .tt For Free E1ti.matil · · Llcens.- IF YOU lle'ld auto, lire or ON RACCOON Creek - Move g.....al wance, it paya to in and start building 'y o u r see yeur' Grange Agents at cabin now. Excellent buy, all the· Ne~hlnsuranca A,genC"j, lots herder on good road. R Sifttli·&l. Jill. t41 M U J . H DA SAUS & SERVIa . . _ S•l• and Se~vice Ohlo·Boojonll Motor 10 WOODED' LOTS COLONIAL THB F A ' Call Pomeroy 992-3904 . ... . EVI"RUDE +-+--I I -~ / .,. WANT AD PHON• ttN116 = -1--1---1 • B~siness · ser~iteo - I'"'• 45 ,. . •'/ . ,;~ NOTICE! lA TII . -- - ~- ' '•:·-~ 4 j• cerrHt lfiMrUen. '\usl"'• Opp«titunltln I taL . ectlt or N'-ct ... ,. Mit llet•td D. B. WUOD, llealtor O. D. PARSONS . Pho110 t4S.:t18tl Rul Estate For . REALTOR :105 A: 3 bedroom modern FARM, vlllage, City Property home, large bal'll, . 110 ACRE farm nelll' ~er OD for Sale 512 Second Avenue, was a dairy, located on Rt. 554. Fair bulldl~:· oo aeG~Wp•Us, Oblo. highway. C~U for more res tillable. Pb. 387·7111/. 118-6 Phone t4&fi!ll malton. Ohio VaDey lmplellleat eo. tl3 Pille St., Pb. ~- Ctrrectloftl wm '" ~~~·~".:=::,,'10 :· m. uou••TJooo The Pullith" · meru.· tllo r11M Rul Estate For Sale 1951 \2T Ford PickUp 1959 % T. Chevrolet Truct 1958 1> T. Chevrolet Pickup 1 MinneapollJ Molllle Unit 1959 F 8011 Ford Dlllllp 1958 F 8011 Ford 1960 \2 T, Ford 1959 I T. Cbev. New 60" Rotary Cutlerl $299.50. New 8.25 1 nytou tires $55. be. Fedo!I'Bli 15 ClnUIIIHOftl • p.m. Spreader Gallipoli! Chapter 79 I ., m. Day MftN tulllftltiOn Mondav D.,dltne t t. M, . . . �• ' ·~ I ' I ' I I • A, 'I •' 9: .,. i'' '• J I ' ••' 1 •(/f'"~\• ' ,,. .J/ '1, j o •' ' ' ;.., ·, 'jl'· ''~. . '·' .~. ·( !I I ' II I I ! • > ' • II ·' .on the·River '., ' . ( ' ...... tt· '\ It Was Excursion Time for Many Up and Down the L ' ·• ' • •· . ., Ohio· Presidents of American Nations Aid 'All" £ p ' tren!l 0 lance or I' O O' r ess S hT '.·' . '".'1 L"-' I .1• ·, No. 19, ' steambtlat bul1fted II the water's edj!e at Evansvillt, 'J'I1ere was ~ PI!SSfll8tl on the Tell City who was • on the Kanawha When she Ql e 1 the 1!81De fate at bam N~i Jl. The :TeU City had the bii~~st down stream trip sbe baf ... carried. ' , ,,,!\ · ,, AP!:tl .1%, 1117 - .Jt Is reporl eil that owners dJi tile P 111 IIburgh pool ~~ Charles Jotto unable II> contract th1'1'4 new ·J:>oJJers for that boat 1ot . less than $7,500, and tbea were not guaranteed to have thtit boilers ready to go into - ... ' ..... mi'!Sion short of the first of~ yeor. We are mformed that bol~ er steel hU doubled Ia price ill the last year. Boiler steel a few years a(!ll sold (or two cents a pound, and now 14 cents a pound. ~ government Locks 1 n d Dam.S will be guarded by so~ dlers 1D prevent posstbillty of damage being done by Germaa sympathizers. he ~is ·_' Capt Dan Struble AWarded Bronze MedaI • f . ~ -~ ."' April 7, ltl7 - 'Iij't'!owboat Plymouth, which eras~ into a guide wail at Dam ~~on the Kanawha River last jaturday afternoon and sank,~drowning the stewardess, WaB raised L' l: ' Thursday and taken j!> the Pi. By LEONARD A. GRANATO Marines predicted, the battle! wiring. The board criticized Pleasant docks lor l!'pairs. U0 ited Press lnternatlonal for South Vietnam's northern those in the Apollo project lor .1 The Presidents of the Ameri- provinces just below the Demili· "deficiencies in design and April I, 1917 - The body April 13, 1917 - But lhrel <an nations met in Uruguay's tarlzed Zone accelerated. The engineering, manufacture and Mrs. Elsie Billups, stewardess packets are now in operation on •~sort town of Punta del Este, o!!ensive was spearheaded by quality control." of the sunken . the Ohio River above Pomeroy where the Alliance for Progress intensified guerrilla sttacks and New York: The AFI'RA strike was found Saturday · · - the Dunbar, Ru~~ and Ll~rr. was born.. They acted to aided by Communist construe- against the major radio and the Kanawha River ty, and there is one •maU pa ~<strengthen 1!. tion of secret roads through the television networks ended Mon- frede. e~ the Valley Gear, oa 11!1 1day night. · The most dramatic section of JUngles. ' Monongahela Rlver. . the "Declaration of Presidents " N•w York: Ad•m Clayton Wasblngtoo• The teamsters April ~1, 1111 Har· An April 18, 1917 Rlwr Ne.. si ed Frda 1 th d f was reelected to the . • . , • ry Martm of the J. item tells of the first m 11'J 1 th~ee-day {.,~ e en aso :he House seat from which he was umonh-~nd thetetrutacltint·g mdustrtryt was the f1rst to · the boat running from GaiUpoiia-41 .. ' w . excluded Mar. 1. A. .US. district reac ''" a n JVe •.on ac body of Elsie . Marietta: ; deCJSJ?n to create ak Lat~~ court in Washington dismissed agreement, ending a nationwsedlde stewardess of the The first maO boat In loioo Amer•can common mar e ...,. p B' • ki h lockout that was impo o 11 iii th ri • '"" tween 1970 and 1985. Ecuador owe s SUit as ng t e court to b f wild t trik b oa ng e ver. · between· Marietta and GaiUpofll 0 however refused to sl th~ remstate h1m and Powell's ecause . ca s es Y A Pittsburgh was made by Captain Jonati!ID declaration. gn attDmeys filed an appeal. sowme bulnmon loccals. ed isville. master pilot of years of Devol - from the !run k o1 1 as gtoo, ongress pass expenence says that Dam N lld h t d i "'!jThr~cetedUnited States f1rmly Washington: Vice Pre!ident emergency legislation extendrng 19 Is no more a dangerous pia o. ~nish~erry ree ';" ':, n ce:? " a key Latm American Hubert H. Humphrey returned lor 30 days the strike-preventing to s !ban ce as any. P ect tlur ~ ' . proposal that tbe Latioll be from a European trip marred coollng-off period under the th pa. • •doyheother dambin net furniture. Tiie length was to given preferentlal treatment 1 b r VI , ~ th bo e nver an was of t e feet and it would carry ~ men WINS MEDAL - Capt. Dan struble now In special training at Fort Benning, 1US. kets 1 th . rod : Y an •· ' """' •monstra- provisions of. • Hallway La r opinion that the accidents which but was so nicely modeled Ga., preparatory to a command assignment in Colorado, is given a bronze medal for · mar or etr P uc · ''· The president gave him a Act in the dispute between the befell two 'steamboats recenU through that -, 111eritorious service while with the lOlst Airborne Division "Screaming Eagles" in President Otto Arosemena. of red-carpet we1eoure uplln nation's railroada and sii at Dam No 19 could have t1oo . could tbe wllb . VIetnam. Making the award is Lt. Col. Slominski, 2nd Bn, School lll'igade, Fort Ben- StaEcuadorln ~~used the Umted return. shopcraft unions, ell!ily avoided. The government poleam:; paddleamove 81 ~ ~, alng.- U.S. Army Photo. I tes "'' speech of short- Cape Kelllled7• The official lock tend e 1 II cbanglng the hemisphere in aid board of inquiry reported that TfeaUes of the United States id to beers t~Dam No. 19 are any other canoe of baU bar akt. and trade. the ' Apollo 1 moonahlp dlaasler are slored and 8llarded In fire. sa 0 e same opiniOn. Th~ trip up and dOWII lite river o Around The World: caused by an electrical proof vaults ol the Department AprD 11 !01! Thr h ~a~ performed In a week, IJe. ·' Safgoo· Suddenly as the Us k 1 ibl d • ee ours mg a Utile over 1110 milll,. ~ •· f()MEROY - Relatlveo and\ Vietnam from a Ju:, ttll6 to 12 • ' · · spar rom poss Y amaged of stale al Waabin8\0Jl, D. C. before the Tell City sank at MA&tll:l'l'A OBSERVER. 'fl:lenda ba.ve learned 11!11 Cap~ J'wtt IM. ''Tt!roup his unllr' 'J¥•Danlel .0. Struble, son of Mr, itng ·efforts and professional abD ·. ind Mrs. C. J. Stuble, ttl! West : tty, he eonsistenUy obtained Main St., Pomeroy, was award-! outstanding results. He w.. ed tbe Bronze Stsr medal for .: quick to arasp tilt impUcaUons ., .meritorious service whlle In ' of new problema wltb which be .; Vietnam. ; was faced as a result o1 tilt ' $ Capt. Struble Is a araduate of 1 ever changing situations inher 'V'omeroy High School and of , ent In a counter-inlurgeoey op01be U. S. Military Academy at !eratioo ll!ld to find ways and j 1 .' .. ' •+West Point, in tile claas of 196S. J means to solve lbese problllDS. I ~~Prior to bis IIOI'Vice in Viet"1111 lnttlaUve, seal, 1 o u n d .;nam. he eompleted paratroop. ! j,._ol, ood devotion to duty ( · • Aililorne trammg at Fort 1have been tn the highest tradl· J Jiennlng, Gil.., and holds a sen- ilion of ibe Uolted States Army , dor paratrooper rating. He wu land relleet great credit on blm I '"' member of tbe famed IOlll lll!ld oo tile miUtary service " ·~e Division Screaming , · .;·',u p!!, then stationed at Fl ' While Capt. 81ruble was 1 '. (:ampllell, Ky., ~ left for ov-1 stodent at Pomeroy lliab School ~as assignment with tile first he was a guard on the Pantber 'brlga~ of !he JOist in July !football team and was named lt116. ' I honorable mention All SEOAL ,· He served In various capa,. l in ~is senlor year, He altended . lti~ whlle in Vietnam will! the! Oh10 University at Athens for · "':!Pill .Airborne's Firat Brigade. Ione ye~ before be entered ~·'. He fa presently alleodina the ,West Point, ll!ld was a member '1!1fanlry school at Fort BeonJng j of the ILO. T.C. Pershlog Rifles j • 4 Pd 11 lllllcipating a command \Honorary Scolety. .; ISIJCmneot at Fort ?arson, Co~ Capt. Struble is married to ·• ando,;~ graduation In May. !the former Jean Ann Webster, . '11111 · !!ltaUoo honors C a p ll daughter of Police Chief Jed - ~· fGr ~ bJm.'Webs!er of Pomeroy and Mn. , ;, ~ 1!1 outstanding menl«'ious Elizabeth Webster o1 Rutland. , - ~ce In conneetioo wII b Dan and his wife are now ,.. 'lt<>und operations agaimt a hos. I siding with their daughter ,!II~ ~~~ ~ub~~ of 'Danean, at Fort Benning. ' 100 • - ... ' ~~· Week In Review ' '· ' R!V.r NeW! Items from Galllpo- cursion !leW& of the season. run from Pomeroy-Middleport- sengers broke Into the packet's .l')lnning slrlctly on schechile and . brings the rumor that ·lia Daily Tflbune on excursions: AprH z, 1917 - The excursion Pt. Pleasant-Gal!lpolls, for 50 staterooms and used the bed In .command ql CapiQin Harry Here are a~ few . ·• · · ' is just around the cor. . steamer Princess, owned by the et;nts round trip. The Smith cloth in~ · to keep warm whit~ Burn!ides, ~.ad ~ good 1 I z e d ing River News . · · ~ sJIPnl, too, used ao· AprD 13, ltl7 -The b1g s1de- . coney Island Amusement Co., w1ll pass here abqut 10 a.m. ~ey dillced all night. II I o o k CJ'I'Wd !!.~s~ S~y, Olt be r · · ·. . .. .• the"lmirsion season. · wheel excursiclh Island . Quee~, has been rebuilt ·and her hull and return about ' 8:30 p.m. f1ve towboats to release t be. !irs~ trip of .. the . se~ wIt b April 3, · , 1:,... J which comes to Gallipolis April made larger at the Mound City, A fine orchestra has been en- St. Paul from her perUou~ po- linow , falling nearly: an. day. A- Plymouth which sank at Dam ·:<• ,ust 50 years ago this mootb, 25lor her annual excursmn, car- Ill. marine ways during t h e gaged for the season and dane- sition. The St. Paul I'll";' from bout 25 poo~le boarded t h ~ No. 3 lit the upper ·K~wha ·.~- up and down the length of the r1~ 1,800 passe.nger~ on one winter. The Coney Island Co. mg wlli be a Ieature. A lunch St. Lows to St. Paul dunng the boat here which returned ~t 8:- er will probably be no~ted with•1~ River, reSJdenl!l were look- tr1p out of <;lnC111Dati last Sun- expects 1D do a big business stand has been placed on the summer months but winters at 30 p.m. The bulk of the croW<! ma week and tak•:r · e docks .~ · .g forward to thetr first ucur- day, The Queen always gets the with the Island Queen and Prin- Homer .Smith but no intoxicants Paducah, Ky. is .said to bave been from for ·rep•lrs. ,. ' ' ·; llkln of the season. crowds .and her excurSion up cess this summer. will be sold on the boat. Pomeroy. , . ,: .· For many years the f1rst big Ihere this season under the ef· The big sidewheei packet St. Aprll 7, 1917 - The Homer Apr8 II, Ill! • The Homer April. J, '191~ - Th~ reenland "'' · fient of the season was the vis- flc~nt management of Colonel Aprll t, 1911 - A small ar- 1Paul, while out with an Evans- Smith is due down from Pome- Smith had ove~ 400 eX<~U'Silll> is the first ..Ohio River ste81D' l~,i~l . . 1of the Island Queen to Galli· Julius M. Kaufman, IS gomg to my of workmen has been pl•c- ville excursion Sunday evening roy at 10 o'clock on her Easter isis Sunday on the ,Gallipolis- boat we have seen JWlth the . .'I ,.jM)Jis. Down at Cincinnati, t be break aU previOUS records, 11 •• ing th\ Homer Smith in first to view the nood, was caught excursion to Huntington, W. Va. Ravenswood trip, A big coal!~ meri~n flag on ~e- ,wast slricr . . :t;~ Queen's home port, the reported. class shape to open the excur- m a wmdstorm and blown into was taken on at Pomeroy. Corn- relations WJtb Germl\lly were ::;I"Uiicltrsion season started a lit- Geing back a little bit further •ion season next Sunday, April a cornfield where she grounded April 9, 1917- The One ex- lng back, the boat arrived here se""red by the United Slates. .,..r,,.tt -~ 1erry · boat """'" ~ earlier. Here are a few brief we pick up some of the first ex- a' when an excursion will be and stayed all nigh~ The pas- cursion steamer Homer Smith, at 11 p.m. The Smith will be at The Dunbar auu Francis put U)i tbeir fJ a g s Tuesday morning, . ,7 24-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 16, 1967 ' ··~· ~ w~tllr b w"" !vlodern eflectiQns . of Rich Dangh Design . '' from KRDEHLER 1 ,. Teacher Problems in Ohio Topic of Dinne~ Speaker IIEEDS\IILLE - William ()fflcera for lbe past year Stoltz, .I pubUc affairs associ were Roaalle Story, prNident; lie of ·the Ohio Education Afo IDdotloo, was the suest speD·~<lll the topic, "Teacherd' lema/t at tbe IIDDual lill of lbe Meigs County Edu~ AlloclaUon at Eastern li!lh School Thursday • Donald Wolfe, president • eleet· Carla Gilmore 1ecretary Ch!OI'UI arinl!t'. ' treasur~ and • The membership and hospital.. commltteeo wera In charge ngillraUon with name ta..rll being )nrided by the bosplt&i-11 _ ,. ~ committee with Mrs. E II .hllldl..>-111 other parta e!Wrmao · , :IIIIP ud l!o'rr·they dtHer from . ' 'iiibtem~ -~ Soulbeaotern Dmner was prepared and lei'Y· • · ed by Eastern Band Boostert 10 with floral arrangements by the fD iardeo club. of the The weieome address wu be lleted. · John Riebel, Sr., Supt. by of Eastern liltb Scboof. MIJII. of cal selecti~ns were preseoled VO<:BI and Ins ll'umental IJIU. Ider1ts ot·Eastern H18b 8cbool , . _ Tlfple Drt11•, Ff'lllllld Mlmw .• and Panel Bed ~ ... -I · ''1mldafn. 1"Oil'Diel luc1·idbullaeu meet1J11 w1 t ·or ;• by tha ntlrlng .... fol. ldllnt, liAl8alle s.w,. Mr. 1101111 Pfll I report 011·the legl.s!MIY<! II ' • .I III'FSU .... \ .. ,I . El,berfelds In ·Pom4~CW Furnltul'l On the 3rd Floor ~Die odeB111 " .' . t. . '. ''\ . . . '' " . ., �• ' ·~ I ' I ' I I • A, 'I •' 9: .,. i'' '• J I ' ••' 1 •(/f'"~\• ' ,,. .J/ '1, j o •' ' ' ;.., ·, 'jl'· ''~. . '·' .~. ·( !I I ' II I I ! • > ' • II ·' .on the·River '., ' . ( ' ...... tt· '\ It Was Excursion Time for Many Up and Down the L ' ·• ' • •· . ., Ohio· Presidents of American Nations Aid 'All" £ p ' tren!l 0 lance or I' O O' r ess S hT '.·' . '".'1 L"-' I .1• ·, No. 19, ' steambtlat bul1fted II the water's edj!e at Evansvillt, 'J'I1ere was ~ PI!SSfll8tl on the Tell City who was • on the Kanawha When she Ql e 1 the 1!81De fate at bam N~i Jl. The :TeU City had the bii~~st down stream trip sbe baf ... carried. ' , ,,,!\ · ,, AP!:tl .1%, 1117 - .Jt Is reporl eil that owners dJi tile P 111 IIburgh pool ~~ Charles Jotto unable II> contract th1'1'4 new ·J:>oJJers for that boat 1ot . less than $7,500, and tbea were not guaranteed to have thtit boilers ready to go into - ... ' ..... mi'!Sion short of the first of~ yeor. We are mformed that bol~ er steel hU doubled Ia price ill the last year. Boiler steel a few years a(!ll sold (or two cents a pound, and now 14 cents a pound. ~ government Locks 1 n d Dam.S will be guarded by so~ dlers 1D prevent posstbillty of damage being done by Germaa sympathizers. he ~is ·_' Capt Dan Struble AWarded Bronze MedaI • f . ~ -~ ."' April 7, ltl7 - 'Iij't'!owboat Plymouth, which eras~ into a guide wail at Dam ~~on the Kanawha River last jaturday afternoon and sank,~drowning the stewardess, WaB raised L' l: ' Thursday and taken j!> the Pi. By LEONARD A. GRANATO Marines predicted, the battle! wiring. The board criticized Pleasant docks lor l!'pairs. U0 ited Press lnternatlonal for South Vietnam's northern those in the Apollo project lor .1 The Presidents of the Ameri- provinces just below the Demili· "deficiencies in design and April I, 1917 - The body April 13, 1917 - But lhrel <an nations met in Uruguay's tarlzed Zone accelerated. The engineering, manufacture and Mrs. Elsie Billups, stewardess packets are now in operation on •~sort town of Punta del Este, o!!ensive was spearheaded by quality control." of the sunken . the Ohio River above Pomeroy where the Alliance for Progress intensified guerrilla sttacks and New York: The AFI'RA strike was found Saturday · · - the Dunbar, Ru~~ and Ll~rr. was born.. They acted to aided by Communist construe- against the major radio and the Kanawha River ty, and there is one •maU pa ~<strengthen 1!. tion of secret roads through the television networks ended Mon- frede. e~ the Valley Gear, oa 11!1 1day night. · The most dramatic section of JUngles. ' Monongahela Rlver. . the "Declaration of Presidents " N•w York: Ad•m Clayton Wasblngtoo• The teamsters April ~1, 1111 Har· An April 18, 1917 Rlwr Ne.. si ed Frda 1 th d f was reelected to the . • . , • ry Martm of the J. item tells of the first m 11'J 1 th~ee-day {.,~ e en aso :he House seat from which he was umonh-~nd thetetrutacltint·g mdustrtryt was the f1rst to · the boat running from GaiUpoiia-41 .. ' w . excluded Mar. 1. A. .US. district reac ''" a n JVe •.on ac body of Elsie . Marietta: ; deCJSJ?n to create ak Lat~~ court in Washington dismissed agreement, ending a nationwsedlde stewardess of the The first maO boat In loioo Amer•can common mar e ...,. p B' • ki h lockout that was impo o 11 iii th ri • '"" tween 1970 and 1985. Ecuador owe s SUit as ng t e court to b f wild t trik b oa ng e ver. · between· Marietta and GaiUpofll 0 however refused to sl th~ remstate h1m and Powell's ecause . ca s es Y A Pittsburgh was made by Captain Jonati!ID declaration. gn attDmeys filed an appeal. sowme bulnmon loccals. ed isville. master pilot of years of Devol - from the !run k o1 1 as gtoo, ongress pass expenence says that Dam N lld h t d i "'!jThr~cetedUnited States f1rmly Washington: Vice Pre!ident emergency legislation extendrng 19 Is no more a dangerous pia o. ~nish~erry ree ';" ':, n ce:? " a key Latm American Hubert H. Humphrey returned lor 30 days the strike-preventing to s !ban ce as any. P ect tlur ~ ' . proposal that tbe Latioll be from a European trip marred coollng-off period under the th pa. • •doyheother dambin net furniture. Tiie length was to given preferentlal treatment 1 b r VI , ~ th bo e nver an was of t e feet and it would carry ~ men WINS MEDAL - Capt. Dan struble now In special training at Fort Benning, 1US. kets 1 th . rod : Y an •· ' """' •monstra- provisions of. • Hallway La r opinion that the accidents which but was so nicely modeled Ga., preparatory to a command assignment in Colorado, is given a bronze medal for · mar or etr P uc · ''· The president gave him a Act in the dispute between the befell two 'steamboats recenU through that -, 111eritorious service while with the lOlst Airborne Division "Screaming Eagles" in President Otto Arosemena. of red-carpet we1eoure uplln nation's railroada and sii at Dam No 19 could have t1oo . could tbe wllb . VIetnam. Making the award is Lt. Col. Slominski, 2nd Bn, School lll'igade, Fort Ben- StaEcuadorln ~~used the Umted return. shopcraft unions, ell!ily avoided. The government poleam:; paddleamove 81 ~ ~, alng.- U.S. Army Photo. I tes "'' speech of short- Cape Kelllled7• The official lock tend e 1 II cbanglng the hemisphere in aid board of inquiry reported that TfeaUes of the United States id to beers t~Dam No. 19 are any other canoe of baU bar akt. and trade. the ' Apollo 1 moonahlp dlaasler are slored and 8llarded In fire. sa 0 e same opiniOn. Th~ trip up and dOWII lite river o Around The World: caused by an electrical proof vaults ol the Department AprD 11 !01! Thr h ~a~ performed In a week, IJe. ·' Safgoo· Suddenly as the Us k 1 ibl d • ee ours mg a Utile over 1110 milll,. ~ •· f()MEROY - Relatlveo and\ Vietnam from a Ju:, ttll6 to 12 • ' · · spar rom poss Y amaged of stale al Waabin8\0Jl, D. C. before the Tell City sank at MA&tll:l'l'A OBSERVER. 'fl:lenda ba.ve learned 11!11 Cap~ J'wtt IM. ''Tt!roup his unllr' 'J¥•Danlel .0. Struble, son of Mr, itng ·efforts and professional abD ·. ind Mrs. C. J. Stuble, ttl! West : tty, he eonsistenUy obtained Main St., Pomeroy, was award-! outstanding results. He w.. ed tbe Bronze Stsr medal for .: quick to arasp tilt impUcaUons ., .meritorious service whlle In ' of new problema wltb which be .; Vietnam. ; was faced as a result o1 tilt ' $ Capt. Struble Is a araduate of 1 ever changing situations inher 'V'omeroy High School and of , ent In a counter-inlurgeoey op01be U. S. Military Academy at !eratioo ll!ld to find ways and j 1 .' .. ' •+West Point, in tile claas of 196S. J means to solve lbese problllDS. I ~~Prior to bis IIOI'Vice in Viet"1111 lnttlaUve, seal, 1 o u n d .;nam. he eompleted paratroop. ! j,._ol, ood devotion to duty ( · • Aililorne trammg at Fort 1have been tn the highest tradl· J Jiennlng, Gil.., and holds a sen- ilion of ibe Uolted States Army , dor paratrooper rating. He wu land relleet great credit on blm I '"' member of tbe famed IOlll lll!ld oo tile miUtary service " ·~e Division Screaming , · .;·',u p!!, then stationed at Fl ' While Capt. 81ruble was 1 '. (:ampllell, Ky., ~ left for ov-1 stodent at Pomeroy lliab School ~as assignment with tile first he was a guard on the Pantber 'brlga~ of !he JOist in July !football team and was named lt116. ' I honorable mention All SEOAL ,· He served In various capa,. l in ~is senlor year, He altended . lti~ whlle in Vietnam will! the! Oh10 University at Athens for · "':!Pill .Airborne's Firat Brigade. Ione ye~ before be entered ~·'. He fa presently alleodina the ,West Point, ll!ld was a member '1!1fanlry school at Fort BeonJng j of the ILO. T.C. Pershlog Rifles j • 4 Pd 11 lllllcipating a command \Honorary Scolety. .; ISIJCmneot at Fort ?arson, Co~ Capt. Struble is married to ·• ando,;~ graduation In May. !the former Jean Ann Webster, . '11111 · !!ltaUoo honors C a p ll daughter of Police Chief Jed - ~· fGr ~ bJm.'Webs!er of Pomeroy and Mn. , ;, ~ 1!1 outstanding menl«'ious Elizabeth Webster o1 Rutland. , - ~ce In conneetioo wII b Dan and his wife are now ,.. 'lt<>und operations agaimt a hos. I siding with their daughter ,!II~ ~~~ ~ub~~ of 'Danean, at Fort Benning. ' 100 • - ... ' ~~· Week In Review ' '· ' R!V.r NeW! Items from Galllpo- cursion !leW& of the season. run from Pomeroy-Middleport- sengers broke Into the packet's .l')lnning slrlctly on schechile and . brings the rumor that ·lia Daily Tflbune on excursions: AprH z, 1917 - The excursion Pt. Pleasant-Gal!lpolls, for 50 staterooms and used the bed In .command ql CapiQin Harry Here are a~ few . ·• · · ' is just around the cor. . steamer Princess, owned by the et;nts round trip. The Smith cloth in~ · to keep warm whit~ Burn!ides, ~.ad ~ good 1 I z e d ing River News . · · ~ sJIPnl, too, used ao· AprD 13, ltl7 -The b1g s1de- . coney Island Amusement Co., w1ll pass here abqut 10 a.m. ~ey dillced all night. II I o o k CJ'I'Wd !!.~s~ S~y, Olt be r · · ·. . .. .• the"lmirsion season. · wheel excursiclh Island . Quee~, has been rebuilt ·and her hull and return about ' 8:30 p.m. f1ve towboats to release t be. !irs~ trip of .. the . se~ wIt b April 3, · , 1:,... J which comes to Gallipolis April made larger at the Mound City, A fine orchestra has been en- St. Paul from her perUou~ po- linow , falling nearly: an. day. A- Plymouth which sank at Dam ·:<• ,ust 50 years ago this mootb, 25lor her annual excursmn, car- Ill. marine ways during t h e gaged for the season and dane- sition. The St. Paul I'll";' from bout 25 poo~le boarded t h ~ No. 3 lit the upper ·K~wha ·.~- up and down the length of the r1~ 1,800 passe.nger~ on one winter. The Coney Island Co. mg wlli be a Ieature. A lunch St. Lows to St. Paul dunng the boat here which returned ~t 8:- er will probably be no~ted with•1~ River, reSJdenl!l were look- tr1p out of <;lnC111Dati last Sun- expects 1D do a big business stand has been placed on the summer months but winters at 30 p.m. The bulk of the croW<! ma week and tak•:r · e docks .~ · .g forward to thetr first ucur- day, The Queen always gets the with the Island Queen and Prin- Homer .Smith but no intoxicants Paducah, Ky. is .said to bave been from for ·rep•lrs. ,. ' ' ·; llkln of the season. crowds .and her excurSion up cess this summer. will be sold on the boat. Pomeroy. , . ,: .· For many years the f1rst big Ihere this season under the ef· The big sidewheei packet St. Aprll 7, 1917 - The Homer Apr8 II, Ill! • The Homer April. J, '191~ - Th~ reenland "'' · fient of the season was the vis- flc~nt management of Colonel Aprll t, 1911 - A small ar- 1Paul, while out with an Evans- Smith is due down from Pome- Smith had ove~ 400 eX<~U'Silll> is the first ..Ohio River ste81D' l~,i~l . . 1of the Island Queen to Galli· Julius M. Kaufman, IS gomg to my of workmen has been pl•c- ville excursion Sunday evening roy at 10 o'clock on her Easter isis Sunday on the ,Gallipolis- boat we have seen JWlth the . .'I ,.jM)Jis. Down at Cincinnati, t be break aU previOUS records, 11 •• ing th\ Homer Smith in first to view the nood, was caught excursion to Huntington, W. Va. Ravenswood trip, A big coal!~ meri~n flag on ~e- ,wast slricr . . :t;~ Queen's home port, the reported. class shape to open the excur- m a wmdstorm and blown into was taken on at Pomeroy. Corn- relations WJtb Germl\lly were ::;I"Uiicltrsion season started a lit- Geing back a little bit further •ion season next Sunday, April a cornfield where she grounded April 9, 1917- The One ex- lng back, the boat arrived here se""red by the United Slates. .,..r,,.tt -~ 1erry · boat """'" ~ earlier. Here are a few brief we pick up some of the first ex- a' when an excursion will be and stayed all nigh~ The pas- cursion steamer Homer Smith, at 11 p.m. The Smith will be at The Dunbar auu Francis put U)i tbeir fJ a g s Tuesday morning, . ,7 24-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 16, 1967 ' ··~· ~ w~tllr b w"" !vlodern eflectiQns . of Rich Dangh Design . '' from KRDEHLER 1 ,. Teacher Problems in Ohio Topic of Dinne~ Speaker IIEEDS\IILLE - William ()fflcera for lbe past year Stoltz, .I pubUc affairs associ were Roaalle Story, prNident; lie of ·the Ohio Education Afo IDdotloo, was the suest speD·~<lll the topic, "Teacherd' lema/t at tbe IIDDual lill of lbe Meigs County Edu~ AlloclaUon at Eastern li!lh School Thursday • Donald Wolfe, president • eleet· Carla Gilmore 1ecretary Ch!OI'UI arinl!t'. ' treasur~ and • The membership and hospital.. commltteeo wera In charge ngillraUon with name ta..rll being )nrided by the bosplt&i-11 _ ,. ~ committee with Mrs. E II .hllldl..>-111 other parta e!Wrmao · , :IIIIP ud l!o'rr·they dtHer from . ' 'iiibtem~ -~ Soulbeaotern Dmner was prepared and lei'Y· • · ed by Eastern Band Boostert 10 with floral arrangements by the fD iardeo club. of the The weieome address wu be lleted. · John Riebel, Sr., Supt. by of Eastern liltb Scboof. MIJII. of cal selecti~ns were preseoled VO<:BI and Ins ll'umental IJIU. Ider1ts ot·Eastern H18b 8cbool , . _ Tlfple Drt11•, Ff'lllllld Mlmw .• and Panel Bed ~ ... -I · ''1mldafn. 1"Oil'Diel luc1·idbullaeu meet1J11 w1 t ·or ;• by tha ntlrlng .... fol. ldllnt, liAl8alle s.w,. Mr. 1101111 Pfll I report 011·the legl.s!MIY<! II ' • .I III'FSU .... \ .. ,I . El,berfelds In ·Pom4~CW Furnltul'l On the 3rd Floor ~Die odeB111 " .' . t. . '. ''\ . . . '' " . ., �'. .' " ' .. -..A ' .t..1 .--.~ . ,· i.,~fJ•'fl·~v·a~·ll-r.~<r _,,;r[i;: .. ~;_.,. ~ ,..~ ·• , 0 , 0 0 .,-~ . .": 0 ~'-· ..,..~-I i . ., '" ,_;,. . .,. o ,.,'_ 'o o 0 o Oo . oo ' O • o . . . . . . . . _ • o ' 0 ~· . . ''' ) , , 0 ,, , -. j.. '+ OO ... . ~. ~ 0 ... ' h , ... ' ' - <o>' ,. . . . _ , '<-~ ··-"''" " 00 0 : " '•• '~" - -" { :.~ .• . '0•0 '- ~ ·~ o- • o . ~ ~·· '\ ' o l. • ' '. ~ .. - • • , . . . ... ; ~ . .. 0 . 0 ..... 0 0 ......... . .'. ' .' ' 0 ° H ...... _ -"' ..._ .......__ I ' • ___ .,)·""" :' -··-:. _..::; ,v.,.~·'it"·.•.,-/·. · :........;:;.:.;;..,....,.._-·:·.. . 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Maid! .mg.-U.S. A • ,!rip '11'001111· IIICi kept don in 'Capt.D v. s. \. POMEROY • fl1ends have • tile acdde!UI Jrle~ South , ~ baniel 0. Strub ..-1 Mrs. C. J. I Main St., Pomu eel the Bronze : 'fliP! J:lA5A9MAU. meritorious ser VIetnam. ~ Capt. Struble I · f.omeroy High ~tile U. S. Milita r west Point, in U ,• Prior to h1l 11 OAAN6!1 .6ROVE 0~ MOL'I CREEl'! ROAD,! ........ '• ~ 'SOME STUNT FL'IIN61N TEXAS, CALIFORNIA AND FLORIDA, A I=EW 'lEAR~ .460! el1her AD- blllel ... llalld poadet ,fBennlng, Ga., a lbroqll ... wOit. .. aplolll. i-lor paratrooper ' • member of. l ·~Alrilome Divfa tllen a1 ...... 1) 1 qampbell, Ky.; . assignme · 'b!'Jgade of tlie ltlli. He served NAI/ AND I DID Oil ·. ., ·Airborne lr: · ~as ATLA~! 1M i iwn, he compl \ttacta, ... DOWN TH' PI~E 11'.0 MIL£5, TUAN LEFT AT TJ.I' CJ.IURCM, CROSS '1\l' 1\AILPIOAO ~5 ANO A'Oi'l J!(r PEOPLES' 6Ra<:ER't' STORE ... IIIIY ~E:-1 Till~ AND Tllll'l'll 1EU. 'IOU WMEPI£ tW ""c ,, m itles wblle in Vi • :'\,10181 ~·· . ··~ ~ ~= ·('.tnd ' it."" I I,. - WINTHROP -· c,e~ • I CLOBBER ,. l~q ,. 'HLJRT' • I$ FOR OEMOL./5/i. I �' \ ' - -- .. ·-- __ ... -· .... --:-· ·· ..... ~ .... _ ,___ __.. __ ... ··-~ .. ... ....... '"' -·· ...... ·' ''· ' ··· · · - - " ' ...... .,.llllt' ...... . ~ . •- • .--~"'t"",..., , • .· • ·-~ ., • -r-~- ~!'''''. ,.., ~ .... ~"r~ • · ·~---.-" .. ..... ~ . •- ~.. -~ . ... -.,- -~..----·~..,,...,.._ .-, , 'I ~:. ~ • ' ' . ' ' ' ' '' ..,. .'t:' . .,.' ·'· - ' '• ~ .....,-' t · 1 .-. ~ ' f• ., ' ~- -.,...( .•.. . ,, ;.,;.... .. ...,, :1\~·~ , i , .. ~..... •t . ' . . ~ . . I..., .. ' I : ,•· -- •• _~.o ' I - ,, . I ..' l r• . ~/--: . .i-t' • '' • - ., ' ,. : . '' ·.1 '· 1 . !'· ~ •· ' •- .....•t .,_ . ;... A . ., -~--.--·.- ) '' -- ~t;··......' ,,;;;. ' . ... ·\ .... ·... .• "-'lli ' · - ' "• < '' I ~ ' '' ·' ..... '• <•· ·e • I '' ,, .,, .·-· ' ; . '.::"" ·:·.''/ . ·-·' .. ', ~ek .. . ' !'. ; ."'\· FIVEeENT$ ' ' ,. :1 I• " ., ~ . ·":·, ' . ··r . . .··:- ' • -. -~· ... • C"uCKL~!r- THAT '!:EST" PPDvED I'VE GOT THE MOON IN· M'f · SIGHTS!!- 1.HOPE. 1\JOOOW'/ . NOTJCEDTHE.-51.1GHT·<.IOIW! .. . : '' '' ' ,I ..·, des '. = ' ' •' ' tes)IJ Pivlsioll Nortla roop movement ,&iiij;b VietDIII IM time ar.i!11 built on the ' """the art or the Army's ll&ade . to the :of . ' -.I WINS M! GL, preparat~ "" 111eritor!ous se VietDalll. Maid -i ~.-u.s .. '' ' •. ,f, ' ,, . . .;.. . I . • ., ' ,, •ot: •. ' , \ 'I '' ' ' ..... ,... •. ,[_ ' '., ~- .... ~ . 1.,. L • . fl ~:·- ...,. ' j ·.. gersDie udeB111 ' ' ' ,, •'• ·" ' . 110 mat~whoheis! •' .. . ! •'' .V ' . ' .. i . \ •' ' ' '' . 'I ,. ' ( -~ '· ,. 1 ._ • .,...... ,I ' ~ ~~ .. ' ' • I .· ' We ca.tU: lethim drown ' - .. • �I' .•. .. ; - ~ ' .• ' ,I) '; \ ... _, .. ... . ., ... -- ~ - ~ · ·· " . .. ' '·. ., ..,.,_~ ·· ' :·· I .. It • • . ·- - ~,.~ - · · · -~- .. ,_ .. ... ,.,.., .·r•··· •·' '\ •l . I of Duwfl, ..... 8'tJid~udllle ....... uve llle """~ will! fllr for 1M eter. ' FIVE CENTS WHEN YOU CAN "YOUR HUSIAND N.VIAYS HAS SUCH I. IELAXJNG EfFECT ON SAMf' BUGS B'UNN,Y .\ OVTOVR'WAY Walt W'et. . ' . nes ' ' •'. • ~= ~ab.WiniNortll :roop IIIOV8111ellt ~th VietDall 1 nrit tlme ack111 buRt OD the iped tbe art of .· of the ! ~~ ArmY'• rlgade . to the WINS M~ on G!!-, preparat9 j. 111eritorious se ~ pro9lN:IIl capital j Ia tbe JGrlh. Jletnam. Makl!' ~. . ,Jing,- u.S, • I~ :deVelopa!l!nll, • .trap woundl'vleemen and kept llTOI' ~;Capt.Ii p!Dned dowll In llel lllday. U. S. jrl j 1 ~- ' POMEROY - ~ ~have~ , jb:.. ' frletldiJ c...... lit JIIP0'1ed ... > .~-Daniel Q, Stni I ' fnd Mrs. c. J. . ·· lilain St., Pome eel the Bronzli . t'. ' . . -· ·• 1 ' r. Capl Struble . ~y 111gb . .a.imtt ;the u. s. MilJtl ' · .•\tiest Point, lo 1 . ~t~.J:or:'eiO: OODeaemn , Prior to bl5 l' Ill,• . accidental So • t h I ~ and both by 1'10. ~­ ionl 1114 WOUided .. meritorious so VIetnam. . •El!am• ~ military AD- be 'Airborne - ·llllld · b111e1 IIIII 110 llf'llldol j llenn.tag, Ga., Hor - throulll tbe 111 'IIOI'k. tailed Ill . . . id C11 Pqll) 0/n(l gersDic uieB111 lhOoting '(- ~ I i• ~ ' ''. , , 1'\ .,.M \.RU~N' �:, '' ' ." '·t, .>' ,a ' ~y~ ... ~-,.-~···"·'····-......,.--~······· ~· - · .. ':;~~'.;;;.'·;,..• •.... ---:~ c . .;· ~t--1; , \ ' . ' " ~ ., . . . . .~ ...........;.:;. . . . . . . . . _ . I' 1 . , -~-J •• ' . )' ~ , ...•• •. ~• ' ',. \• . I • . . , _ , , , • .... • • •. . , . . • r_ . t ·· -- -.. --. ,, __ .. , __ __, . ...... ..... -~...··~· ... .. ~ ' . • " . ,, . .. .. .......... ·· ··-··· .. ... ... ........ "..,. ... ... .- ... ..... ._ ____ ...... .._. _____ , .... . . . ........... --- ... ..............ol _, • -. "--M'ot<A "t"'1io;---• '"• ·..i- ._•~· - •,.·-'4." ,..._ ,.. .......... ~ -~- > ,._ ,.. _., _., .. ..._. ' ':• I T" - ~~·-.,. ' '· .-.w .,.,, ..,... _.. .,.~ •••--....... _ ._a ''1"'''••· ....... •-..._ -:-.-.,.. ...... -~·~•~o• <JIIII"'lH"'~IM·(t~ ' \ ' ....... ;·· • "" .• ' , · . ' .. , ,.-' ' ·o.j... ;, ' __ •1 ·. ' '' -:· 'i' ~-l -.,... ..... ' ' '·'-· '·"" /, ,. .. .... ' ~ '. .' '-····- ... ' ( ,,' . . ~r, f -'' •. •~.­ ' '"' . . . . . . ommissioners '"'• Meigs County Commls· tor; Doroilly Dent, public asalonet!l today moved to apply sistance supervisor, State Wei· for the Federal Food Stamp fare Departmenl, and Howard program. Ferry, supervisor of the Food Action requesting that Meigs Stamp Program In Athens counbe put on the list for · fond ty. stamps came following a oseMiss Smith cautioned t h • hour meehng with Harrle Ma· commissioners the program _r:.:i•:..::.:Sml=th::.,.::c'o:.:un:::t:..~ y ".::el:.:f•:•e:_d :: :::i:r.:e::: <>_.....:oa::n:.:•::.ot:_ . _;be_~pl!mented In .,·.·" .'.· '.~ '• ' ! ,·.: ' ., \ . - ~ ' · ,...h_ ' ·1 ............. ·. ,••-·'· '. ,·.;-' ''\\-··;.-....• .............. ·• - ~..!-.• ... . . _.,_. ....... ___ ,......., ...... . . • ' ' ' • at Con«naed warm · Monday lllgbt. Showen o.Uibeastem portion, cleori"ii Tuesday, many~ of the s~ ·rove Mtt. , 110iit said the Wel{are Meigs County by tbe Oejlart· · Depanl1\ent must have a min· . ment of Welfare unless II!Ora lmum of two new esseworkers, employees are hired In her de. a clerical employee, and a food partment. ' The commlsslopers, following · stamp supervisor before It can long discussion, .agreed to' JP. undertake the project. PlY lor the Food Stamp pro- · Miss Smith said the department iS eutrenUy understaffed, gram and then act to lncre"'e the Welfare Department !laff. with two caseworkers now need· Weather the Islan~. Down ar' Queen's,, ,;I ' ed .lor welfare and ald lor tht aged work alone, and it appears · •~practically impDssible" to se-. cure qualified applicants lor the positions. It was reponed new caseworkers employed a I I e r July wUl be required to have 1 college education. Both Mrs. Dent and Mr. Fer- . h ~-a ·· '!; n " lore t'Al · ·mmlsl~· ~~·~ ry said It probably · would be at least six month• before federal agencies consider Meigs' application lor food stamps. Program Cited "Any county missing the opo portunlty to have the food •tamp program is missing a good bet,'' said Ferry just be- moved that Others missioners pre•ldent e Iii Wardtn (Pete) the Melp · Program ... NOW YW· ~en tine ' CUriel RoWn lllrwla, .... lbeorlot on ·eveliallell ad lbe orllia Gf lpedea Joan !111Jl1 J for """' decade~ ·'IIIII Gle 1W damealalllt Billie ae.n., ..,. otadlet.la .......... ,_ . . iliL IY· Det~oted To The fnt.raf4 Of The Melp.fllllon .4reo . --·------------- --------------------------------------------,~~-< I YOU KI\JOW, MOI\JIQ()E, THIS IS A H~RD, HARD WORLD FOR A ~HJSITI,VE PERSOIJ . LIKE MYSELF! • VO_!._X_I_X NO. l._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:..:.PO::::M:.;:E::::RO::.:Y:.;:-M:.::I::::DD~L:.:::EP.,::O::!RT!.!.,...::O::!H!~IO~---~M::::O~N!':D~A:!.<Y•'-!A~P~RI.:_L~17:_,,_.!.19~6~7-----------!:.F!!IVE=.:=at:!l~:S ., TH£ 0/JLY ll-lUJG · ·. • IS MY LOVS "THAT REALLY kEEPS'· I ME GOII\JG. ... , Army's Cratk Air Caval~ Aids Marines- FOR. You·! ~...:.:.....--4 . \ ' '' J ' ! f. '• •• ' IT ALMOST DfFIE.S' ·· Di;SCRIPTION! ·I HOW CAIV HOI.tl ABOUT ~tl1 ~OI.J ~~z~~;D M~:. , l' ' WINS ME Ga., preparaliJ: - llleritorious se, Vietnam. Maki. . ling,- u.s.. . ·vN~EQUITED' ? ) . "' J> '. 1 I ..... _ -'·-~.} ' . _. . I ·. ' ' f. Jackson Man Killed, 6 Injured, 2 Badly, In Auto Cpllision Early Sunday Morning ' ' . ' ! ·Capt. I. ;, ' POMEROY - 1 ' ftlenda bave Ill •· '. .!'l.p.mtet o. stn!. • ~Mrs. c. J. ' Main St., Pomel'.l ,; ' . . ... ' -.. ed the Bronze · ,. . ' ' I I ; ( ,} ..( .. ' . .. i SEEMS T'MJ:''Itly • GOT IN KINDA \ •' ' ' '• . . I ·. .. 1l . •i at ·--··· ·, . ' BvPolice . In Pomeroy . LATE LAST NIGHT! · - -------~ ·----.!Two Cited .., .' •; ·' "" ;'' I i . ; OPEN AIR MEETING -:- Ernest Wing ell, chairman of the county Democratic commtttee and 30 committeemen met on the balcony of the Meigs county court bouse Saturday ~gbt, after having been, denied use of the court room. Using lanterns, the committee approved a resolub on to meet there again when necessary and endorsed Mrs. Fay Walker as post m•ster at Langsville. Mrs. Walker was formerly employed in county auditor's office. At left, some of the committee hunches down, sits or stands. Chairman Wingett, center has a paper in his hands. Above, three ladies use steps as chairs. tke WORLD 1'wister KUis YEH, BUT I DUIIINO WHV... THERE'S . NUTHIN I CAN ·DO ABOUT IT!. EVER'TRIEP SMEAAIN' 'IOU~ PUSS . WITH MUD? ;•• HOW COME Y'HAVEN'T Gl i ' Swlday - Oil.. l le$ Lemley, Pomeroy Nora . PomP.tOY; lois II ... "' I ' o ''> ' I {) . ,, ' .r \_'"r~t ·. ' . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 16, 1967 click jenkins neutzling penisten resener turnbull wiseman