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' '' -:· '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 . 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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 ·. ' . . �'. ' ' I·. - ' ' • . •t'tf'i'w ..,,r-mr.•\ tt•,.Q., ..t If • ' ~ e , ' -~-- ' ' ~·. ) I. ,. ; 'f' ' • ., ~::=~~n:who of Schools. he bas been LoSuperlntendent of the Nortb 'LOcal School District the and was granted a year contract by that bQard In February, sueT. K. Owens of Jackson eotmty superintendent's 1 ~·· o)fi; F' ht C'ted In Head lnJ'nry I"' . . State Employe's Pay Bill Has Chance on Calendar National League Staadlngs By United CAVALRY ~!~ro~~~k .' H, 1ram Archer , todi.yil ill . •w _::...,-,: "'.:.:. ,;~~'••=~=~~=In :!,"": • 'r!!" ~~~O:?.ni~. :rit:er~ '!.i MARRIAGE APPLICATION A "Traxle" IS an automobile WWiam Josepb lldtmlre, :U, costs, disturbing the peace, and design in which. the transmis- POMEROY M''O·t~· ~ V . ~~.::·~dlej:~hn,!ll~:·;o~;:-~~~~~ ~:~~ ~.tll:n~: instead of •· 306E.MAINST. , • POMEROY, OHIO , ,:;· lf!.o '" .'• ,... •' I'HONI9f2r2126 I 12 se;;~ \ ·\ CITY ·LoAN'. --------------~----\ \ & SAVINGS Cc:»tftHY ..·- . 125 East Main Bob Miller Phone p 992-2-171 . Ohl . • I ' ' LP-GAS- 1 76ers Coach Alex Han· lor • Car Makt1 5'"" num and warriors Ccach BID Should an accident OCr Sharman said defense made the cur - Auto Insurance difference in the 76ers raul. bears the financial bur· "We had a lot of good oIfense, den. See us soon! ATIIENS, Ohio (UPI) - Six but unquestionably the key to relay and six field records were the victory was we probably set Saturday in the eighth an- played our best lefense o! the nual Ohio University Relays. year," Hannum aaid. Four.hundred-511 athletes from Sharman agreed. "It's about li"iiiiiiii 19 schools competed in the meet, as fine a defense as we've run which was dominated by host up against all year. They were Ohio University with six wins. very tough and aggressive Kent State University won throughout the entire game." four eventa end Toledo and The Warriors hit a woeful 38 Kentucky State had three vic· of 129 as the 78ers tories apiece. defensive pressure Kentucky State was beaded the game by double winner Clarence Ra~y,-......:::___ _ _ _ _ _ _.11 who took the JIJO.yard dasb In a record 9.3 seconds and the 220yard d.ash in a record 2.09 secends. Ray actually tied in the eecond wilb . Ell11R9t! Taylor of JAPANESE WIN Ohio University. But the judges ST<icKHOLM (UPI) ..Japan decided the Kentucky runner lollddleporllfigh School tracl<·ll woo the world table tennis was firsL sters travel to Logan Wedneso champ!ODBhips Sund.ay when the Taylor won the 440-yard dash dey lor a 4:30 p.m. twn-w a men captured the Swaythllng In a record 441.7 seconds and tussle witb the Chiefs. Cup with a 5-3 victory over teammate Dennis Larabee capo Coach Jim Hazleton lWI Nortli Korta and the women tured the bammer throw witb a following other meets 11Ch<ed11~·11 blanked Russia 3-0 to win the recerd 156 feet, 8 Inches. ed: CorbUion Cup. Another double winner wa• April 22, Ttme..sentiuel · Aaron Hopkins of Toledo, wbo lays, home. • Spacofor lotsol!lmMfaod TENNIS TOURNEY took the triple jump In a record April 24, Jackson, borne, 4:311 -65-llulze F-Chllt. PAI..i!:RMO, Italy (UP!) - 441 feet, 9 !Debes and was also p.m•. • Spacolor \2pLCIIIDnf, Lesley Turner of Australia first in the long jump. April 28, Galllpolis, away, 4 eBP.buttorlnlltedDor, defeated Kathleen Harter of Sam Balr of Kent 'State won p.m. • IPICiforeVW!ftitc:lllll.l Seal Beach, CaUl. 6-3, 8-2, the mile run in a record 4:06.3 May 3, Warreu Local and in IUII•Widtb Hydra!Dr. . to win the singles while Ed. Moss of Kentucky venswaod, l!ome, 4;30 p.om·e~·ays,, onihjp of the SlclUan State took tho 440-yard inter- May 10, Meigs County '" Uohal TennIs Tour· mediate burdlea In a record home, 5:59 p.m. n . 3.7 seconds. · May 20, DiJtrlct tournameDL :: 1 Detroit 3 3 .500 1 Cleveland 2 2 .500 I Washington 2 3 .400 1* Boston 2 3 .400 II> Minnesota !Chance 0-1). Sunday'• Results .. New York 7 Boston 6, Inns. Cleveland 4 M;nnesota 3 Chlcago 7 Washington 3, tst Chicago 4 Washington 3, 16lnns. Detroit 6 Kansas City 3, tst Kansas City 11 Detroit 7, 2nd Calif. 5 Bait. 4, 1st, 10 Inns. BaHimore 3 California 0, 2nd TodaY'• Prebahle Pltcben Wa!I!Iington (Coleman 1-0) vs. New York !Pelerson D-1). Cltveland <Hargan D-1) vs. Minnesota (C)Iance D-1). Tuesday'• Games Callfomla at Detroit Boston at Chicaso FORCEDAIR HEAT/Nil .. - -- V. D. EDWARDS As low as Tracksters Go To Logan High ' 1 ., finance a car or almost -,~hie ydll want at low cost..Ycu - Older jalt ~ right financing by pl-. at CI&J Loaa. 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Comlolnltlln . ::W.,..:!,':.,,,: ~ ~ RecordsFa11 In 3th Annual Obi0 UReJayS defeated the blgh!y The flelcl of 3S In meD's alnBl!l' Griner, 30, of De- gles Included Dv~ nationally tn th• semi-finals of·. the Irr~ent:ed~~~..........~~ alngl~, the ri faced I:' Burns of Detroit In the NO EXTRA COS'rl , .. =::....,., ......... ,, ~·· ! t;ro~ugb:;~Ma~y~1~2,~wi~tii~tbe;.:di~s-~c~a~ns~n~o~w~ar~e--1~-1-1D--th-e~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~m~·~~~y,=~~O~~· Tannehill Wins Four Firsts at Coho Hall '"Pf I'll DAILy SENnNR C h II .. I ~"'' \ All yol.lllg folks In your 20's, 30's ' and 40's should have ,.,..... fllwlcia1 credit established with CITY LOAN. Then you have it ready"to CIOUIIt em for any money need. You . - a 12 DaleS at H dA 0me way tf UPJ Briefs . ··~~~~ • . D' Sunday , It-! tatively scheduled for May 20 f.Janned dates are (ell times 1. ~Starts Today I CAMARO PACESETTER SALE~~•• MrtiiJ: ,:.~~o::St'~ ":.~= .. ' "" Plan 76 S • I, I smz•t•zng · B •t l ave rzs 0 \' . TAKES . MONEY SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP! )- sense in going out there." teammate John Edwards. l\llddleporl ~·· baoebaU are 4 p.m. unless other wise not· Cincinnati Reds Mansger Dave Maloney received a sbot of The Reds hacked up Queen team returns to action today ed): Bristol was smiling today over cortisone In the shoulder. with a nine-hit attack which ln· at Racine 8lld entertains tile April 17 (today) Athens. "as big a thrill as I've gotten Bristol said he sbould eluded Vada Pinson's second Pomerey Paotllers Tuesday, April 18 • Nelsonville. in baseball." . ready for the three-game home run of the season and two The Jackets, 0-% to Soutberii April 19, at Gallipolis. He referred to the stellar per· ton series beginning doubles and a triple by Don mvislon SEOAL play, IDd I· April 22, at Ft. Frye, 10 a.m.l formence Sunday of converted The Reds play Los Pavletich. z.l overall, are scheduled to go April 24, at Marietta 2 p.m. outfielder Mel Queen, who went Tuesd.ay, Wednesday and Thurs- A double by Pavletlch, a trip- to Kyger Creek Thursday. April 28 • Sf;OAL tourney at ! the route "' an emergency re- day. le by Tommy Harp•r und Pin· Pomeroy course, 9 a.m. placement for ailing Jim Ma- Queen said the win built son's home run gave the Reds May 1• at Nelsonville. Ioney and shut out San Fran- confidence. "l had a a 3.0 lead off Jelthander Mike May 2· st Wahama. cisco 6-0 in a six-hitter night· sesson In winter ball," he McCormick In the third lnnlug. May 3• at Jackson (and Wellcap. The Re<is won the opener "but after a few poundings The Reds got to McCormick ston). 4-1 on the efforts of Billy Me- epring I began to worry about for tbree more runs in the filth May 5, at Athens. Cool, making his first start of myself." inning on Pavletlch's triple, sin· May 8• New Lexington. bis career. "Now he's got to believe that g!es by Haw• -- · " · son and May 12 · at Athens. S\~:.:~::::~nPl~ets .Today they play a night ex- he can get anyone out," said a double by Pete Rose. lllltlll an PRAGUE UP!) -'!1Ie Soviet blbltlon game here. Queen walkea , .., , •.•d struck . U lied jWon-IAsl 111 Pareotlleses) , It was at Bristol's urging that out eight, including the side In Middleport • Pomeroy HIgh Umon overwbehned the nlifth Chicago IHoltzman 0-4) vs. Queen decided to try his hand efS fllS the ninth, becoming the first School golfers have 12 m ore Stales SUnday ,71·3? In the • . Philadelphia tEUswortb 11-0), at pitching at mid-season last Cincinnati pitcher to go the playing dates carded by Ccach annual wo'!'en s world bask : night. year. l.t' • route this season. Nolan Swackllemer run n ing ball champtonshlps. The Amer • New York (Cardwell D-1) vs. Queen got his chance as a ' aU I' ranCJSCO Seventh • Inning doubles by Pittsburgh (Law 0-4), night. starter Sunday when the team Tony Perez and Tommy Helms trlct tournament at Jackson ten- tournament. Tuesday's Games physician advised Maloney PHILADELPHIA (UP!) matched a fifth-inning home ' Chicago at Pldladelphla (n) against pitching after examin- The Pbllsdelphia 76ers, run by Tito Fuentes in the New ~ork at Pittsburgh (n) 1ng his right shoulder before tenaetous defens~ held the San first game. The Reds ~:~~~~ Houston al Atlanta 1nl the first same. FranciSco Wa.mors to a 29.8 singles by Pinson and Cincinnati at Los Angeles In) Maloney said he threw two shootmg percent~ge In coasting Johnson with two walks, St. Louis at San Francisco days ago "a11 rt \\'ll~n·t lno~;e _" to a 126-95 v1ctory Sunday, Giant errors and 8 sacrifice "There's still soreness there," enj~yed a 2-0 in the Helms to score their three Amerlcaa League Slalldlngs be added. •·t cwi<ln 1 g.-e lOU National Basketball The Reds defeated the Astrosl By Uolted Press International !per cent, so there wasn't any playoffs today. -3 7 Saturd.ay, W. L. Pet. GB 1· The 76en never trailed In Baltimore 4 2 .fi67 Convention Hall game that Chicago 3 2 .600 y, moved them hallway toward Kansas City 3 2 .600 '1.! ' victory in the best-of-seven final •________.,... ,m.; • atchdogs In Sh k eep Pm;.~';~.on~~ D RAI"NG CHILDREN St. Luuis 4 0 1.0110 ••• 5 1 ·833 ".' Cincinnati 4 1 .BOO 'k Philadelphia 3 2 ·600 IIi Chicago Houston 3 . 3 .500 2 Atlanta 32 33 . 500400 . ~ Pittsburgh 2\i 3 1 4 ·200 "' New York San Francisco I 5 .167 I 0 4 ·000 4 Los Angeles Sunday's Results Philadelphia 2 New York 0 Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5 Atlanta 4 Los Angeles I Cincinnati 4 San Fran I, lsi Cinclnnsti 6 San Fran 0, 2nd ·.: Events c u::telift j;;!t;;;d omln I au the way:ID~~· {o • ~· ·~ A two :·~.·· · "'""'Wagner ln ~ ~ .-: · helped Sam ~~ 'hll first ,~lllllll · #ill . 91 ~ P,d,,, ;:,11 ,two &!d. run. WJ!b ...,, · , -----.!....----I J. scan Obscore Moon TerraJn · ,' . ~K~en~M~c~M~uU;en~a!nd~H~ao~k~All~en~ers~'~cbolce8~E~fn~·~ttit~tllltb.k2~·~~ "' tlido'l liDow ~ 1ru bard oa the surveyor 3W'J) scrate . h' . winnt!ls PLEDGES- New pledges of the XI Gamma Mu and Ohio Eta Phi sororitie$ were accepted into the ""'"''• a native of Thurzations at joint ceremonies Sunday above the Martin R estaurant in Wddleport. Left to nght are Betty .II! la..~•ollrlni Jaly 31 after Betty Deem, and Linda Beegle, XI Gamma Mu pledges, and Marilyn Sevan, Marie O'Donnel, Ann Barnltz, Ill acbool admlnlstra· Bonnie Thompson and Carol McCullo ugh, Eta Phi.- Sentinel Photo. nifer Anderson, Be (ilano to devolo his III farming, reel estate ....... automobiles. CLARENCE TB()MPSON hotlllpson becomes the ninth 1g I LANCASTER, Ohio (UPII serve as Gallia County -Gov. James A. Rbodes pro" ~nl:tndlmt ofLSchoo . Is since I Gouges - Gallipolis, 17.2 and I . moted Oblo at !ltindgroundCommlosloo theSunday wayne utz ftrs t held ,18 3 · g 20 feet of rollers· · 1914· Ow en~ serv- Pt. Pleasant, runnm o offi ~ In 24.81 ; Pomeroy,' Charlas Lemley, 18. Pomeroy, breaking ceremonies lor tbo lly .JAMES B. BLAND State Agencies Committee wiU 1~. succeedmg B. 121.74 · Hinton !.54 falling · Kawas hospitalized Saturday with first buUdlng of tile Ohio Unl· UDlled Press International hold an initial hearing Wedn•,. Jones qf Thurman who • • . •Ch . h d l . f II I f ht versity branch campuo hero. . the longest tenure in ~ffice, nawha Fells, 5.43 fallmg: ar-' CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) _ America's Surveyor 3 a ea . n]ury o ow ng a 1g w· "Willi tbo belp of tile bon~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - Only day moming on the time biD. . lestoa, 19.!10 falling. London .and moon robot sped today toward a lunar landing Wednes- lng lncid~t With Randy Hai . eommlsslon, tile new campus minor bills were expected to be Sen. William Taft, R-l1eveill41 d t f W 11 t , Marmet, on the sill ; Wtnfield, day to scan and scratch by remote control the obscure ley, 17, Mtddleport, al the Md- will e~pand, brlngbig Lancas- brought to a floor vote this land, clalinB it Is necessary 11 ~oolgra Thua e 0 e s odn irunning two feet of rollers. terrain Apollo astronauts mav visit. die port Elementary School, po- ter Into 11111 partnership with week in !he Ohio Legislature, plug loopholes that will result S "' , ompson serve Bo M 1 • . . · ' on 1 · · th u s A a ovemen '· With a rotatmg televiSIOn camera and a versatile I'Ieo repo rted · the state's grewtii," Rhodes alth oug h 'there was a po551'bil· when the state g0 es on n""' ....,. years ~is B~chelo~ 0 ~~i~ Gallipolis Locks- S.M. Jenks power shovel, the t)lree-Jegged spacecraft ranks as the The Middleport ~mer~nc~j suid. "Higber education will ity the state employes pay ·April 30. State statutes make t 011 . f'!o th up 5:(() p.m.: Jeflboat down 8:- nation's most amt"tious step yet to pave the way for rescue umt was summon a I attract Industry which wiD raise bill might be squeezed nn· EST the official time. 10 a r ern (() p.m.: L. Flore up 2·10 a.m : manned landings this dec. ! 10:40 p. m. and transported 1 prevlde more Jobs In Fairfield to the · calendar. The result could be that barl ~ Solvay up 3:45a.m.; Brimstone a~e. Mlat's underneath. Lemley to Veterans Memorial County., he added. The pay bill may be reported can legally remain open' until , up 4 a.m.; George T. PriCe , Surveyor 3 left eartb 49 min· The first stages of Surveyor Hospital. Lemley was Cited m' out tonight by the Senste Fi· 3 a.m., instead of S a.m., 1 ! down 6 a.m.; Beckjord up 9 a. utes late at 2:05 a.m. lEST) to- 3's mission appeared flawless. to Mayor C. 0. Fisher's Court "' nance Committee, whi~h Is pon- among other problems. m. day and was following a 237,000 Within 45 minutes after the fi. while Hawley was cited into Unbeaten Marietta dering some major changes In Sen. Robert stockdale, R-Kent Kanawha River - Marmet, mile course toward a g e n t I e ery l>lasto!f, the 2-283 · pound Meigs County Juvenile Court. the measure which was approv. sponsored the salary bill before '' Mary Jan up 5:45 p.m.: F o r t Ilanding on the eastern portion spacecraft had unfolded its IPI· Hospital officials reported Lem· Wins Tri-Match ed by the House. the Senate Urban and ·Jflghwey ' Dearborn up 12 :40 a.m.; Frank· fof the Ocean of Storms around derl'tlegs, deployed its vital an- ley's condition Is satisfac<ory. Unbeaten Marietta downed · About 45,000 employes would Affairs Committee, wblclutarts Ilin B. up 3:49 a.m.; Winfield, 8 p.m. Wednesday. ten!iits and pointed Its glassy Pomeroy and Middleport in a receive an average 20 per cent hearings Wednesday also. . . iW. H. Shaver, Jr. up 11:55 p. Tests surf•ce sol~r panels toward the energy. 20 Die in Ohio Mlnlmam Depuly PIIJ 1triangular golf match on Satur- increase over the next . two Alan R Mernll up 1:20 The barren, pock • marked gmng sun. . I At least 20 persons died ln j day at the Pomeroy Golf years, at a cost of $50 million, The btU sets the ~wn · . a.m.; Baby Lore down 4:20 a. lunar plain is a potential land- "So far, so good," sa1d Sur· , tra!fic accidents over the weok;Course. if the blll becomes law. for a luU-Ume deputy Sheriff at . M?nday . m.; H. E. Bowte; up 5: 30 a.m. ing site for the first Apollo veyor Program Manager Ben- end in Ohio. Two deaths by Man~tta beat Pomeroy 15-6 Two btlls were to be voted on $4,200 a year in a countw of llll THE I of F Class of the Umt- Ohto River - w c• 13, Queen moon explorers and has be•n Jamm Mtlwttsky , lire and one by drowning push- and Middleport 13-ll while /~lid· tonight by the Senate, one of to :!000: $4,800 for 20,00!HO,· ed ldethndiSt , Church will meet City down 3:30 a.m.; Lock 14, scouted twice from above by ed tile accidental deeth toll to . dle~ort defeated Pomeroy 12-8. them to allow prosecution and OliO; $5,100 for 4ll,OIJ0-70,000; ts.· Monday, April 17, at UO p.m. OVEC up 3:40p.m.; Frank Our- Lunar Orbiter salellites. Survev123. 1 Meaalist. was Marietta's Don defense lawyers to examme 520 lor 70,0110-225,000 and f6.600 at lhe church. . . ant up 6:50 p.m.: Lady Rose- or 3's mission is to make sure on~TCSSiona The United Press Jnternation- Burton with a 78. the court'scharge to the jury for . ~bove 250,000. A GENERAL auctton consiSt· mary up 8 ~.m.; Luther Herd- it is safe for men. u al count began at 6 p.m. F r I· Middleport defeated Fort Frye, before closmg arguments. The Cities under 5,0110 would ~e lng of household goods, baked man up 11 :5• p.m.: A. D. Hay- It will . first' photograph 1 he Iff day and ended at midnight Sun· Pomeroy and Wahama in a Frl- House was to take actton on required to ~t a $8,0110 ·mm· saods, crafts will be held Mon- nes, 11 up 5,4{) a m.• Lock 15, surroundmg landscape and th•n ft' day. The dead mcluded Larry day match @! the Pomeroy club. three bills. IDIUm for full time mani~Ipal day, Apnl 17, at the Chester E>press down 2:35 a.m.: Har- unfurl its steel-tipped dirt scoop D. Greene, Tl , Jackson, killed Middleport golfers carded 444 , The House was to vote Tues- policemen and $8,800 In Cities grade school under the spon- vey Jordan up 3:55 a.m.; Wesl- to dig ditches up to 18 inches in a two-car crash, 4 miles east Pomeroy 446, Fort Frye and Wa- d.ay on a bill mnd~lzmg the above that level. sarsbtp ?f the Chester PTA. The ern d9wn, UO a.m.. ; Lock 17, deep in the moon's · surfll<IO 0C of Jackson on State Road 124. hama 571 aggregate scores. slate's laws regulatmg credit The state would pay quarter· nomm~Ung committee .wIll Nallonal up 8.!0 p.m.' Lillie smash rocks the size of a brick . A 'd . Six other persons were injured. Medalist was Pomeroy's p a I unwns. Jy subsidies equal to.!L5 .JII!'1l'!llt m~e Its ~eport and elecUon of Edward down 12:20 a.m.: Ali· and move larger ones to see WASHINGTON (UPI' - mt Stor with a 76 Daylight Savings Tlme of the sum of tho salaries of officers Will be held. Mr. and quippa up US g,m.; New Mar- - - - - - -- · - - ~ongresSJonal c h a.~ g.es of 1. . · y · New bills to be given hear· lull-time deputies • policemen 10 th 0 1' Mn. I. 0. McCoy, program linsville up 4:50 a.m.: Duncan shocking laxness, Answer to ''"1"'' Fullto 1 ings by committees this week in the preceding ti!!Cal year lo chaii'man, announced that any- Bruce and Edward S. Bosworth space program, ftve astronauts would make daylight saving those counties and municjpaJI. one who could nil! attend bui down and wsiting 7 a.m.; Lock were summone<i to hlttllfy . toCOMPLETES COURSE time (DST) the official state ies meeting the minimums. WWied to donate tlems for the 18, Andrew P. Calhoun down 7: mght m the House .mvest<.sa· J Warrant Officer Robert E. time establish a minimum sal· 0 . ~ucctilln may do so by sending 05 am · Lock 21 Polly R down H (C ntmthued from Page I) lion of the tragedy whicil claim· I Will, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har- ary ior deputy sheriffs and mu CIRCLE TO MEET thflll to the school on or before 8:30 . ...~ . . Joh~ J. Ro~e up Aowever e gren.ades hit the!O ed the lives of the Apollo 1 old C Will 124 Kerr St Pom- ni·c,·pal police and a state su~ .M d ' mencans, mJurmg four cnb· , ., , on ~Y· 6:50 a.m.; Lock 22, PeggY : cally, spokesmen said. The team. k B 1 eroy, completed a food service sidy fund and create a new De· The Lydia Circle of the UnJt. P~, ~~y MCHAPTFJlll~oh. 00 • Downey up 5:10 a.m.; Lock 23, j wounded called for help But AstrBonaSuhts FdranJ orMm~n, supervision course March 31 at partment of Water and Miner· ed Methodist Church will meet Roy.. "'"" asons WI 01"- Elgercliff up 11 ·55 p m · Mt I · .. · A1an · epar • ames c 1" the Army Q a t ter School 1 Tu sd A iJ 18 t 7 .. III seven! special 'meeeliriP lhls S . . .. . I until mthtary police summoned 'tt Donald K Slayton and u r ermas as. e ay, pr ' a :.., p. , --• "·""'ay •"ri1 17 ,., th 1 late up 3:20 a.m.; Onward up : to a nearby traffic accident wv' t't S h' at Ft. Lee, Va. The Senate Agriculture and A silent, auction w!U be heliL ·1 ed uestio~ ..,..~ ~~ , "H' 1.11, . ey 4:10a.m.; Eugeme p Jones llP . a er c 1rra ac q •• wiU confer ·~ Mqst ~Jleqt 4:(() a.m.; Robert P.· Tlbolt up came, th~y celled In vam. The ing by a House space subcom.Mulera ~t . 1:111 p~ Jll · aq~ 6:30a.m.: Greenup Locks, Prin- soldters mStde dared not move mlttee conducting an inquiry In· ThUNdl)l, April 20!11, they will cipio up 9:20 p.m.; ORCO down for fear of mmes. . to the fiery deaths oE three of ronler tbe !toy~ Arch ~egree. 1:25 a.m.; Katlt!een K. down 4,. :ln the co~irySide terrorists tlleir co-crewmen. Albcrl G. W~ lfijh Priest, 20 a.m.; Pamela D. up 5:30 a. ktlled 16 VIelnamese and Rep. John W. Wydler, R-N. reques~: fll Jl!ll~rJ and <:Om· I m.; Mark M. down 5,45 a.m.; ktdnaped a c'lJldidate in vain Y., a member of the Ho us e JIII!IIou 10 llleDil'. Meldahl Locks, Elisha Woods attempts to thwart vlllase Space Ccmmittee, charged to""--·-'· down 3:115. p.m.; Phillip Sporn eleclwos. day that the laxness of Apollo · " 0 "'"""Y , down 4:30p.m.; Valvoline down ln Ihe accidental air strikes, program managers to the obviGROUP rr. Of the First Unit- 5:40 p.m.; o. F. Shearer down . U. S. spokesmen said an Fl~ ous danger of a launching pad ' ed PresbylfTIIIII Church In Ml4• 8:05p.m.; J. s. Lewis down 8,_1 Jet Sunday bombed a village for fire was shocking. dleparj wtU llleel '1\!Mday eve- 50 p.m.; Ravenswood down 1:15 CommunJSl defectors about 4l! Wydler was higfdy critical of nlng at the .~orne of Mrs. Myron a.m.; llarbara Brent up 3,05 mtles southwest of Saigon. They a report prepared by the NaMiller wltn; 11fro. ~bard Ow. a.m.; Little George up 7 a.m. said l4 persons were killed and tiona! Aeronautics and Space ens as eo.flO(IM, . 125 InJured. Saturday anolber Administration (NASA) board THE. FRJEN~LY Circle of ' , FIOO killed 29 Soutb Vieblamese of inquiry and claimed tt was a ' the Trwty Umted Churcll of soldiers and wounded 70 more "graywash" of the tragedy. ~If! wUJ· llleet T11esthty at 8 in an accidental assault on a "11 failed to flx the responsl' · 'II· Ill. witjl · tiio 1~, Mrs. · position along the central coast. bility for any of the failures," , Elza Gilmore.. Jr.' llpttesses (Continued from Pagj! I) IWydler said, and "may raise • , will btl Mrs., llay MiUier and ' illlCI'!I. 'f, more questions in space thao ~~ Houclh Ithe Warren Commission Report ~• '"ART FAW PTA Ga11er on the Kennedy assassination "w meet"' reiiJ]M Sl,lSS\J)zl on A FEIWCIOUS STORM SY· did on eartii." . ] ~~~~.~••"!'!ill!, at 7:30 · stem whicb spawned death-<leaJ. IeS Wydler said that with six o! sc-I. and destructive tornadoes the eight members of the board Camaro'l lower; wider, heavier ,roomier Jc;bool thunderstorms ln the Souih Hiram M. Archer 83 passed of inquiry !rem NASA, their In·' ~·: .than any other . c ar at its price. Anclsta~lng ' ,_ltl Ul b ted and Midwest, pushed snow a away Sunday at the homa of quiry appeared to be "a 'sweet· ' u' I ., ... , w • vo deep Into tlte Northern Mr. and Mrs. William B u c k, heart' type of arrangement with " there'S a'Ofher NCIIOn to buy right CIWCI)' I J. ~ members today. Louisiana's capi- 1Rutland, where be had be e n s.ubordinates sent out to lnves' ~PS ·W . 1 city fought Oaods. residing. Ugate the boss." ; • _specially !CI•ipped Camaro• at ~peclal Mint•~ ., Dietl Tue,deigb A Winds of up to lit miles an Mr. Archer 1o 111ll'Vived by a You ,., all this a the big 155'-hp Six, f~~IOtct;iOp.tn at the :J~~~r wbipped heavy snow in the · daughter, Ella Matheney, Mt. GOES TO WEST POINT . If' ,,' · Ten Inches of snow Vernon, and hla nephew, WI J. :~ ft. r deluxe lfMring whHI and extra 1..-ar trim~· roporled In southwsetern liam Buck. Mrs. June Lee, Guidance ~ ,· . _ North Dakota. Forty to 60 m. Funeral services will be at Counselor at Kyger Creek lfigb ., ·'ymHI cover•, whitewall•, bumper guard•, front and M p.h. wlndJ screamed t!Irough to a.m. Tuesday al Ewing Chapo School, left over the weekend the two states, where hozard· el with Rev. Melvin Alkire of· lor West Point Academy by an ~el ope.11Jnl, moldln'-1 and_bocly li4e~1rlP'nlb f';t~== '1'0 INTI!:REft' or ous driving wamings and stock· ficiating. Burial wt1l be ln the Air Force aircraft from \liarMABON AliBA men's warnings were posted. Dayton Memorial Park ceme- leston with 20 other couneelors ,, . _ a. ,.. 11 _ lery beside bls late wife, Geor- from West Virglllla, Maryland ,. or-o. , •.., NOW YOU KNOW gia M. Archer. Friends may call and Kentucky. Eacll COUllle!Or Now, tlurfn1 theaolo, the.apMiat .... ~ : r U%d .... Charles &bert Derwin, whose al the funeral home anytime. was made an honorary admls. l!Jili .._ ~btq -* •-••ntHahlft for the"''"" '""""""• on evoluUon and I h • sions officer of the U. S. Mill· 110 - · ' " .,_, ,.,.,,.., - oYalllf!le at 1M · - •••i( ' ' • - ""''" ,.,.. o! species bave clasbed FINE LEVIED tary Academy upon completion 1M,...., Cllnrolot docHt llilll-11 , ~~ four decades witb the fun- Pomeroy Mayor Charles E. of the Ccunselor OrlontaUon ' . '· Bible theories, once Legar Saturday lined Karmel Course from April U tD u. 1, ':, :~;::~;If; studied In England for the cler- A. DeLong, li4, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, 1111 """'.. IY• ~· $10 and coils for driving an Ul~ AtiXILW\Y TO MEET en.. N.,. TO SHOW FILM aale vehicle. He bad bien cited The Women's AIWUary of the ., Edsi!D Roush will sbow slides by t~e State lllalntay patroL Veterane Memorial Hospital will ,. ,, .~~~;, ...., .·. ,• ...U.IIIO • ,..,. ,.., hfs trip to Rusl!la aj the Carmeet 'fuenday, April 18, at 7:341 CAMAIIO:: ; 0 " .- ,.,. '" ...,.._ • Church 'tocaled on KingsTWO J'INI!D p.m. in the hoapltal cafeteria. .·,. . ~; RDad Ajirll It, al 7:30 p. Two persone were fined by !t ~ar~ meeltng w!U be held ,< ....,.. publlc II Invited. Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar P· · • ' 14-8101 · ''' River News . J.u Cards, Orioles On Top As Majors Enter Sticond Week~~ By Uidted Prela Jaternallonal fourth. In lletween, he a I.a o runs with two out in tha ninth ter u the world cllamplon BaJ.. City split i doublel!elder, l h e lbown. Pepitone s hit drove ' By JOE GERGEN singled, running his consecutive inning u the Pirat~ mapped timore Orioles beat the CaJHor- Tigers the llrst 1-3 and l!ome Jake Gibbs, 11ho had Dasblng IAu Brock has slow- hitting streak to seven before three-game losing l!lreak. Pitts- nia Angets 3-0 In th3 e e c on d the AtiiJetics taklDg the secontl walked and sto~ eecond. ed to' a trot and the St. Louis Carroll Sembera retired him on burgh pushed across four runs game of a doubleheader. 11·7, and the Cle~and )ndlans Chlcago scored lls WIMing Cardinals are off to tbe fastest a comebacker in the fifth. He in the ninth off relievers Cal Jtm Frtgost's double with one tripPed the Mlnnesola Twins '- nm in the 16th inning on a oneJtarlln the National League .. .. singled again In the seventh, Koonce, John Upham, the loser, out ln the ninth inning ruined 3. oot bases-loaded walk to Jerry The Uthe, 17D • pound o u I· however, a,nd scored a run in and Joe Nlekro to hand the no-bit bid ol Barber, whose The Oriole fWlS came on a Adair from laser Darol Kllowles. fielder socked two circuits for St. Luuis' t!Iree-run oulborst Juan Pi•arro bls first will in a career bas been threatened by single by CUrt Ble(ary ·In I b e the second time in as many which wroppecl up the victory. Pirate uniform. tendonitis of the left arm. Bar- second, a double by LarrY d.ays Sunday 011d also collected Orlando Cepeda also homerod AUanta routed Don Drysdale ber, In fact, rejoined the Or· Haney In the fourth !ind Frank two other hits to pace the Cards for the Cards In the sixth to with a lour-run sixth inning and toles only three days ago alter &binson's single in tbe nintb. to an !1-8 siugfest victory over break a 7-7 deadlock and &g- Denny Lemaster and Phil Nl.. originally being sent to Rocb... Fregosl also was the spoiler lor the Houston Asiros. er Maris drove In three r u n ·S kro throWed the IJediero, who ter of the International League Baltimore ln the opener, driv· The Cincinnati Reds moved with a single and sacrifice fly. lost t be i r fourth successive before tbe season started. ing home Don Wallace with a Into undisputed possession of Veterau Larry Jackson BJlUll game of the year. Joe 'l'orre's New York and l!oaton atretch- single for the winning run In tbe second place with a 4-1, 11-0 dou- a live • bitter to beat the Meta double scored Henry A11 ron ed it out the furthest before the loth after Jose Cardenal and bleheader sweep over the Gl· for the 16tb thne In as many with I he decisive run In I he Yankees won 7-6 In 18 Innings, Don Mincher had bit bact • toants, the Phlllles flattened the declsione. RiclUe Allen provided sixth as Drysdale was tagged although Washington and Cl!t- beck homers with two out 1n tho Mets· 2-0, the Pirates rallied to ell .tile offensive punch with a with his lint! loss. cago drew the prize lor t b e . the Cubs 6-5 and the Braves Ut.anlc two • run homer In the Fortunately lor Steve Barber. most effort e~pended. The Wb.lte mnth to tie the acore. ~~ the IJediers H In ruth, one ol only four bits the be's a practical man. Sox squeezed out a 4-3 verdict A two-out single by Joe Peplother NL games. Phillies ooUeeted ·of! three New The bard-balling lefthander In 16 inlllngs after they h a d tone, his fourtb safety of I h e Brock led off the first with a York hurlers. was pat on trial Sund.ay, rteking beaten the Senators 7-3 In the game, broke up the five • hour first-pitch homer off former Matty Aiou, the league's de- his career on tbe verdict, and opener of a doubleheader. and 50-minute marathon at New roommate Mike Cuellar a n d fending batting champion, trip- earned a fast acquittal by com- In other American L e a g u e York in which 39 players were repeated the solo effort in the led home the tying and winning ing within two Gilts of a no-bit- pmee, Detroit and Kansas used and 511 pitches w e r e I r•· ·University In 194t and his Mas-/ball from 11153-57, unW he reter's Degree from Miami Unl· signed to go to Kyger Creek. versjl)'. He is married to the former Prfor to becoming Local Su- Joan Landrum of Jackson, a perintendent in the Nortii Gal- graduate of the Holzer Hospital lia District, Thompson served School of Nursing, now an ele-. as superintendent of schools at mentary te!lcher at Rio Grande. Middleport one year. Before They have two cilildren, Michthat be was principal at Kyger ae: and Susan. Creek lfigb School, t957-6ii. The Gallia county s c h o o 1 At Middleport he had a lead- board Saturday also granted ing role in assisting the public Mrs. Pauline A. Rife a new 2 yr. mformation campaign that re-- contract as Elementary Supersuited in the Meigs Local con- visor in the Gallia Ccunty Lnsolidation. cal School System. His first teaching assignment Attending .Saturday's meeting was at Gallia Academy H i g h were board members : Henry school, where he coached foot- Skidmore, Truman R. Sheets, Merrill Bunce and Tau!by Owens. C. Arthur Evans was ~I and unable to attend. . ' , C( nty Schoals Hire ,. . . "mpsori as Superintendent County Board of Saturday afternoon Clarence E. Tbompson, 123 Kineon Dr., a two. contract as Gallia County • ". • ' ., " ' i, •1 I II HICIIE OP' .-.c~•ma "--"--------------,-.---'.'. ' �'. ' ' I·. - ' ' • . •t'tf'i'w ..,,r-mr.•\ tt•,.Q., ..t If • ' ~ e , ' -~-- ' ' ~·. ) I. ,. ; 'f' ' • ., ~::=~~n:who of Schools. he bas been LoSuperlntendent of the Nortb 'LOcal School District the and was granted a year contract by that bQard In February, sueT. K. Owens of Jackson eotmty superintendent's 1 ~·· o)fi; F' ht C'ted In Head lnJ'nry I"' . . State Employe's Pay Bill Has Chance on Calendar National League Staadlngs By United CAVALRY ~!~ro~~~k .' H, 1ram Archer , todi.yil ill . •w _::...,-,: "'.:.:. ,;~~'••=~=~~=In :!,"": • 'r!!" ~~~O:?.ni~. :rit:er~ '!.i MARRIAGE APPLICATION A "Traxle" IS an automobile WWiam Josepb lldtmlre, :U, costs, disturbing the peace, and design in which. the transmis- POMEROY M''O·t~· ~ V . ~~.::·~dlej:~hn,!ll~:·;o~;:-~~~~~ ~:~~ ~.tll:n~: instead of •· 306E.MAINST. , • POMEROY, OHIO , ,:;· lf!.o '" .'• ,... •' I'HONI9f2r2126 I 12 se;;~ \ ·\ CITY ·LoAN'. --------------~----\ \ & SAVINGS Cc:»tftHY ..·- . 125 East Main Bob Miller Phone p 992-2-171 . Ohl . • I ' ' LP-GAS- 1 76ers Coach Alex Han· lor • Car Makt1 5'"" num and warriors Ccach BID Should an accident OCr Sharman said defense made the cur - Auto Insurance difference in the 76ers raul. bears the financial bur· "We had a lot of good oIfense, den. See us soon! ATIIENS, Ohio (UPI) - Six but unquestionably the key to relay and six field records were the victory was we probably set Saturday in the eighth an- played our best lefense o! the nual Ohio University Relays. year," Hannum aaid. Four.hundred-511 athletes from Sharman agreed. "It's about li"iiiiiiii 19 schools competed in the meet, as fine a defense as we've run which was dominated by host up against all year. They were Ohio University with six wins. very tough and aggressive Kent State University won throughout the entire game." four eventa end Toledo and The Warriors hit a woeful 38 Kentucky State had three vic· of 129 as the 78ers tories apiece. defensive pressure Kentucky State was beaded the game by double winner Clarence Ra~y,-......:::___ _ _ _ _ _ _.11 who took the JIJO.yard dasb In a record 9.3 seconds and the 220yard d.ash in a record 2.09 secends. Ray actually tied in the eecond wilb . Ell11R9t! Taylor of JAPANESE WIN Ohio University. But the judges ST<icKHOLM (UPI) ..Japan decided the Kentucky runner lollddleporllfigh School tracl<·ll woo the world table tennis was firsL sters travel to Logan Wedneso champ!ODBhips Sund.ay when the Taylor won the 440-yard dash dey lor a 4:30 p.m. twn-w a men captured the Swaythllng In a record 441.7 seconds and tussle witb the Chiefs. Cup with a 5-3 victory over teammate Dennis Larabee capo Coach Jim Hazleton lWI Nortli Korta and the women tured the bammer throw witb a following other meets 11Ch<ed11~·11 blanked Russia 3-0 to win the recerd 156 feet, 8 Inches. ed: CorbUion Cup. Another double winner wa• April 22, Ttme..sentiuel · Aaron Hopkins of Toledo, wbo lays, home. • Spacofor lotsol!lmMfaod TENNIS TOURNEY took the triple jump In a record April 24, Jackson, borne, 4:311 -65-llulze F-Chllt. PAI..i!:RMO, Italy (UP!) - 441 feet, 9 !Debes and was also p.m•. • Spacolor \2pLCIIIDnf, Lesley Turner of Australia first in the long jump. April 28, Galllpolis, away, 4 eBP.buttorlnlltedDor, defeated Kathleen Harter of Sam Balr of Kent 'State won p.m. • IPICiforeVW!ftitc:lllll.l Seal Beach, CaUl. 6-3, 8-2, the mile run in a record 4:06.3 May 3, Warreu Local and in IUII•Widtb Hydra!Dr. . to win the singles while Ed. Moss of Kentucky venswaod, l!ome, 4;30 p.om·e~·ays,, onihjp of the SlclUan State took tho 440-yard inter- May 10, Meigs County '" Uohal TennIs Tour· mediate burdlea In a record home, 5:59 p.m. n . 3.7 seconds. · May 20, DiJtrlct tournameDL :: 1 Detroit 3 3 .500 1 Cleveland 2 2 .500 I Washington 2 3 .400 1* Boston 2 3 .400 II> Minnesota !Chance 0-1). Sunday'• Results .. New York 7 Boston 6, Inns. Cleveland 4 M;nnesota 3 Chlcago 7 Washington 3, tst Chicago 4 Washington 3, 16lnns. Detroit 6 Kansas City 3, tst Kansas City 11 Detroit 7, 2nd Calif. 5 Bait. 4, 1st, 10 Inns. BaHimore 3 California 0, 2nd TodaY'• Prebahle Pltcben Wa!I!Iington (Coleman 1-0) vs. New York !Pelerson D-1). Cltveland <Hargan D-1) vs. Minnesota (C)Iance D-1). Tuesday'• Games Callfomla at Detroit Boston at Chicaso FORCEDAIR HEAT/Nil .. - -- V. D. EDWARDS As low as Tracksters Go To Logan High ' 1 ., finance a car or almost -,~hie ydll want at low cost..Ycu - Older jalt ~ right financing by pl-. at CI&J Loaa. Call any time. • .wy 5 . COVERAGE ~28 BAKER fURNITURE to ' MIDDLIPORT, 0, .... . ...........,..,and eooaomy of Ashland LP-Gas fllttl «JDe big 1111Jney! Special low oft'.- Moo e 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gasb ed..air far..__ Compld. Fully guaravteed. e ? warm-«ir room ducts. • CGid-ainetar~duct. • Central tbentooatn controL • Complete aJStom.itJst.allal;iOD-our home beatiDg specialist& f e .B G-fre&-Clitankadmel•. · Wilb a JDOderD,.altifet-.Aa•*&"i•I&Ce, you • your~ fi milr-c:;aaw 6 oe, bole lla gave wg comfCirt. ADd JOil-eaD add ail <WI6t ' I S .· .--..a 'UIHI»,!!]b II firofn J5 !W "7 7 t ,. I 'J . , _.JIIIrtf h Ill I Fk I C • ...... IICI~ 117 II PIP 2 '"'!i~!ii .. T Nuw it~ to-convat to the oomiort, ,I ii' p NOW OPEN .Vii loge Pizza ShQp .Smiii....PIIIn CheiH· ~·, :oo ~.00 ' ' .. I. Comlolnltlln . ::W.,..:!,':.,,,: ~ ~ RecordsFa11 In 3th Annual Obi0 UReJayS defeated the blgh!y The flelcl of 3S In meD's alnBl!l' Griner, 30, of De- gles Included Dv~ nationally tn th• semi-finals of·. the Irr~ent:ed~~~..........~~ alngl~, the ri faced I:' Burns of Detroit In the NO EXTRA COS'rl , .. =::....,., ......... ,, ~·· ! t;ro~ugb:;~Ma~y~1~2,~wi~tii~tbe;.:di~s-~c~a~ns~n~o~w~ar~e--1~-1-1D--th-e~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~m~·~~~y,=~~O~~· Tannehill Wins Four Firsts at Coho Hall '"Pf I'll DAILy SENnNR C h II .. I ~"'' \ All yol.lllg folks In your 20's, 30's ' and 40's should have ,.,..... fllwlcia1 credit established with CITY LOAN. Then you have it ready"to CIOUIIt em for any money need. You . - a 12 DaleS at H dA 0me way tf UPJ Briefs . ··~~~~ • . D' Sunday , It-! tatively scheduled for May 20 f.Janned dates are (ell times 1. ~Starts Today I CAMARO PACESETTER SALE~~•• MrtiiJ: ,:.~~o::St'~ ":.~= .. ' "" Plan 76 S • I, I smz•t•zng · B •t l ave rzs 0 \' . TAKES . MONEY SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP! )- sense in going out there." teammate John Edwards. l\llddleporl ~·· baoebaU are 4 p.m. unless other wise not· Cincinnati Reds Mansger Dave Maloney received a sbot of The Reds hacked up Queen team returns to action today ed): Bristol was smiling today over cortisone In the shoulder. with a nine-hit attack which ln· at Racine 8lld entertains tile April 17 (today) Athens. "as big a thrill as I've gotten Bristol said he sbould eluded Vada Pinson's second Pomerey Paotllers Tuesday, April 18 • Nelsonville. in baseball." . ready for the three-game home run of the season and two The Jackets, 0-% to Soutberii April 19, at Gallipolis. He referred to the stellar per· ton series beginning doubles and a triple by Don mvislon SEOAL play, IDd I· April 22, at Ft. Frye, 10 a.m.l formence Sunday of converted The Reds play Los Pavletich. z.l overall, are scheduled to go April 24, at Marietta 2 p.m. outfielder Mel Queen, who went Tuesd.ay, Wednesday and Thurs- A double by Pavletlch, a trip- to Kyger Creek Thursday. April 28 • Sf;OAL tourney at ! the route "' an emergency re- day. le by Tommy Harp•r und Pin· Pomeroy course, 9 a.m. placement for ailing Jim Ma- Queen said the win built son's home run gave the Reds May 1• at Nelsonville. Ioney and shut out San Fran- confidence. "l had a a 3.0 lead off Jelthander Mike May 2· st Wahama. cisco 6-0 in a six-hitter night· sesson In winter ball," he McCormick In the third lnnlug. May 3• at Jackson (and Wellcap. The Re<is won the opener "but after a few poundings The Reds got to McCormick ston). 4-1 on the efforts of Billy Me- epring I began to worry about for tbree more runs in the filth May 5, at Athens. Cool, making his first start of myself." inning on Pavletlch's triple, sin· May 8• New Lexington. bis career. "Now he's got to believe that g!es by Haw• -- · " · son and May 12 · at Athens. S\~:.:~::::~nPl~ets .Today they play a night ex- he can get anyone out," said a double by Pete Rose. lllltlll an PRAGUE UP!) -'!1Ie Soviet blbltlon game here. Queen walkea , .., , •.•d struck . U lied jWon-IAsl 111 Pareotlleses) , It was at Bristol's urging that out eight, including the side In Middleport • Pomeroy HIgh Umon overwbehned the nlifth Chicago IHoltzman 0-4) vs. Queen decided to try his hand efS fllS the ninth, becoming the first School golfers have 12 m ore Stales SUnday ,71·3? In the • . Philadelphia tEUswortb 11-0), at pitching at mid-season last Cincinnati pitcher to go the playing dates carded by Ccach annual wo'!'en s world bask : night. year. l.t' • route this season. Nolan Swackllemer run n ing ball champtonshlps. The Amer • New York (Cardwell D-1) vs. Queen got his chance as a ' aU I' ranCJSCO Seventh • Inning doubles by Pittsburgh (Law 0-4), night. starter Sunday when the team Tony Perez and Tommy Helms trlct tournament at Jackson ten- tournament. Tuesday's Games physician advised Maloney PHILADELPHIA (UP!) matched a fifth-inning home ' Chicago at Pldladelphla (n) against pitching after examin- The Pbllsdelphia 76ers, run by Tito Fuentes in the New ~ork at Pittsburgh (n) 1ng his right shoulder before tenaetous defens~ held the San first game. The Reds ~:~~~~ Houston al Atlanta 1nl the first same. FranciSco Wa.mors to a 29.8 singles by Pinson and Cincinnati at Los Angeles In) Maloney said he threw two shootmg percent~ge In coasting Johnson with two walks, St. Louis at San Francisco days ago "a11 rt \\'ll~n·t lno~;e _" to a 126-95 v1ctory Sunday, Giant errors and 8 sacrifice "There's still soreness there," enj~yed a 2-0 in the Helms to score their three Amerlcaa League Slalldlngs be added. •·t cwi<ln 1 g.-e lOU National Basketball The Reds defeated the Astrosl By Uolted Press International !per cent, so there wasn't any playoffs today. -3 7 Saturd.ay, W. L. Pet. GB 1· The 76en never trailed In Baltimore 4 2 .fi67 Convention Hall game that Chicago 3 2 .600 y, moved them hallway toward Kansas City 3 2 .600 '1.! ' victory in the best-of-seven final •________.,... ,m.; • atchdogs In Sh k eep Pm;.~';~.on~~ D RAI"NG CHILDREN St. Luuis 4 0 1.0110 ••• 5 1 ·833 ".' Cincinnati 4 1 .BOO 'k Philadelphia 3 2 ·600 IIi Chicago Houston 3 . 3 .500 2 Atlanta 32 33 . 500400 . ~ Pittsburgh 2\i 3 1 4 ·200 "' New York San Francisco I 5 .167 I 0 4 ·000 4 Los Angeles Sunday's Results Philadelphia 2 New York 0 Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5 Atlanta 4 Los Angeles I Cincinnati 4 San Fran I, lsi Cinclnnsti 6 San Fran 0, 2nd ·.: Events c u::telift j;;!t;;;d omln I au the way:ID~~· {o • ~· ·~ A two :·~.·· · "'""'Wagner ln ~ ~ .-: · helped Sam ~~ 'hll first ,~lllllll · #ill . 91 ~ P,d,,, ;:,11 ,two &!d. run. WJ!b ...,, · , -----.!....----I J. scan Obscore Moon TerraJn · ,' . ~K~en~M~c~M~uU;en~a!nd~H~ao~k~All~en~ers~'~cbolce8~E~fn~·~ttit~tllltb.k2~·~~ "' tlido'l liDow ~ 1ru bard oa the surveyor 3W'J) scrate . h' . winnt!ls PLEDGES- New pledges of the XI Gamma Mu and Ohio Eta Phi sororitie$ were accepted into the ""'"''• a native of Thurzations at joint ceremonies Sunday above the Martin R estaurant in Wddleport. Left to nght are Betty .II! la..~•ollrlni Jaly 31 after Betty Deem, and Linda Beegle, XI Gamma Mu pledges, and Marilyn Sevan, Marie O'Donnel, Ann Barnltz, Ill acbool admlnlstra· Bonnie Thompson and Carol McCullo ugh, Eta Phi.- Sentinel Photo. nifer Anderson, Be (ilano to devolo his III farming, reel estate ....... automobiles. CLARENCE TB()MPSON hotlllpson becomes the ninth 1g I LANCASTER, Ohio (UPII serve as Gallia County -Gov. James A. Rbodes pro" ~nl:tndlmt ofLSchoo . Is since I Gouges - Gallipolis, 17.2 and I . moted Oblo at !ltindgroundCommlosloo theSunday wayne utz ftrs t held ,18 3 · g 20 feet of rollers· · 1914· Ow en~ serv- Pt. Pleasant, runnm o offi ~ In 24.81 ; Pomeroy,' Charlas Lemley, 18. Pomeroy, breaking ceremonies lor tbo lly .JAMES B. BLAND State Agencies Committee wiU 1~. succeedmg B. 121.74 · Hinton !.54 falling · Kawas hospitalized Saturday with first buUdlng of tile Ohio Unl· UDlled Press International hold an initial hearing Wedn•,. Jones qf Thurman who • • . •Ch . h d l . f II I f ht versity branch campuo hero. . the longest tenure in ~ffice, nawha Fells, 5.43 fallmg: ar-' CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) _ America's Surveyor 3 a ea . n]ury o ow ng a 1g w· "Willi tbo belp of tile bon~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - Only day moming on the time biD. . lestoa, 19.!10 falling. London .and moon robot sped today toward a lunar landing Wednes- lng lncid~t With Randy Hai . eommlsslon, tile new campus minor bills were expected to be Sen. William Taft, R-l1eveill41 d t f W 11 t , Marmet, on the sill ; Wtnfield, day to scan and scratch by remote control the obscure ley, 17, Mtddleport, al the Md- will e~pand, brlngbig Lancas- brought to a floor vote this land, clalinB it Is necessary 11 ~oolgra Thua e 0 e s odn irunning two feet of rollers. terrain Apollo astronauts mav visit. die port Elementary School, po- ter Into 11111 partnership with week in !he Ohio Legislature, plug loopholes that will result S "' , ompson serve Bo M 1 • . . · ' on 1 · · th u s A a ovemen '· With a rotatmg televiSIOn camera and a versatile I'Ieo repo rted · the state's grewtii," Rhodes alth oug h 'there was a po551'bil· when the state g0 es on n""' ....,. years ~is B~chelo~ 0 ~~i~ Gallipolis Locks- S.M. Jenks power shovel, the t)lree-Jegged spacecraft ranks as the The Middleport ~mer~nc~j suid. "Higber education will ity the state employes pay ·April 30. State statutes make t 011 . f'!o th up 5:(() p.m.: Jeflboat down 8:- nation's most amt"tious step yet to pave the way for rescue umt was summon a I attract Industry which wiD raise bill might be squeezed nn· EST the official time. 10 a r ern (() p.m.: L. Flore up 2·10 a.m : manned landings this dec. ! 10:40 p. m. and transported 1 prevlde more Jobs In Fairfield to the · calendar. The result could be that barl ~ Solvay up 3:45a.m.; Brimstone a~e. Mlat's underneath. Lemley to Veterans Memorial County., he added. The pay bill may be reported can legally remain open' until , up 4 a.m.; George T. PriCe , Surveyor 3 left eartb 49 min· The first stages of Surveyor Hospital. Lemley was Cited m' out tonight by the Senste Fi· 3 a.m., instead of S a.m., 1 ! down 6 a.m.; Beckjord up 9 a. utes late at 2:05 a.m. lEST) to- 3's mission appeared flawless. to Mayor C. 0. Fisher's Court "' nance Committee, whi~h Is pon- among other problems. m. day and was following a 237,000 Within 45 minutes after the fi. while Hawley was cited into Unbeaten Marietta dering some major changes In Sen. Robert stockdale, R-Kent Kanawha River - Marmet, mile course toward a g e n t I e ery l>lasto!f, the 2-283 · pound Meigs County Juvenile Court. the measure which was approv. sponsored the salary bill before '' Mary Jan up 5:45 p.m.: F o r t Ilanding on the eastern portion spacecraft had unfolded its IPI· Hospital officials reported Lem· Wins Tri-Match ed by the House. the Senate Urban and ·Jflghwey ' Dearborn up 12 :40 a.m.; Frank· fof the Ocean of Storms around derl'tlegs, deployed its vital an- ley's condition Is satisfac<ory. Unbeaten Marietta downed · About 45,000 employes would Affairs Committee, wblclutarts Ilin B. up 3:49 a.m.; Winfield, 8 p.m. Wednesday. ten!iits and pointed Its glassy Pomeroy and Middleport in a receive an average 20 per cent hearings Wednesday also. . . iW. H. Shaver, Jr. up 11:55 p. Tests surf•ce sol~r panels toward the energy. 20 Die in Ohio Mlnlmam Depuly PIIJ 1triangular golf match on Satur- increase over the next . two Alan R Mernll up 1:20 The barren, pock • marked gmng sun. . I At least 20 persons died ln j day at the Pomeroy Golf years, at a cost of $50 million, The btU sets the ~wn · . a.m.; Baby Lore down 4:20 a. lunar plain is a potential land- "So far, so good," sa1d Sur· , tra!fic accidents over the weok;Course. if the blll becomes law. for a luU-Ume deputy Sheriff at . M?nday . m.; H. E. Bowte; up 5: 30 a.m. ing site for the first Apollo veyor Program Manager Ben- end in Ohio. Two deaths by Man~tta beat Pomeroy 15-6 Two btlls were to be voted on $4,200 a year in a countw of llll THE I of F Class of the Umt- Ohto River - w c• 13, Queen moon explorers and has be•n Jamm Mtlwttsky , lire and one by drowning push- and Middleport 13-ll while /~lid· tonight by the Senate, one of to :!000: $4,800 for 20,00!HO,· ed ldethndiSt , Church will meet City down 3:30 a.m.; Lock 14, scouted twice from above by ed tile accidental deeth toll to . dle~ort defeated Pomeroy 12-8. them to allow prosecution and OliO; $5,100 for 4ll,OIJ0-70,000; ts.· Monday, April 17, at UO p.m. OVEC up 3:40p.m.; Frank Our- Lunar Orbiter salellites. Survev123. 1 Meaalist. was Marietta's Don defense lawyers to examme 520 lor 70,0110-225,000 and f6.600 at lhe church. . . ant up 6:50 p.m.: Lady Rose- or 3's mission is to make sure on~TCSSiona The United Press Jnternation- Burton with a 78. the court'scharge to the jury for . ~bove 250,000. A GENERAL auctton consiSt· mary up 8 ~.m.; Luther Herd- it is safe for men. u al count began at 6 p.m. F r I· Middleport defeated Fort Frye, before closmg arguments. The Cities under 5,0110 would ~e lng of household goods, baked man up 11 :5• p.m.: A. D. Hay- It will . first' photograph 1 he Iff day and ended at midnight Sun· Pomeroy and Wahama in a Frl- House was to take actton on required to ~t a $8,0110 ·mm· saods, crafts will be held Mon- nes, 11 up 5,4{) a m.• Lock 15, surroundmg landscape and th•n ft' day. The dead mcluded Larry day match @! the Pomeroy club. three bills. IDIUm for full time mani~Ipal day, Apnl 17, at the Chester E>press down 2:35 a.m.: Har- unfurl its steel-tipped dirt scoop D. Greene, Tl , Jackson, killed Middleport golfers carded 444 , The House was to vote Tues- policemen and $8,800 In Cities grade school under the spon- vey Jordan up 3:55 a.m.; Wesl- to dig ditches up to 18 inches in a two-car crash, 4 miles east Pomeroy 446, Fort Frye and Wa- d.ay on a bill mnd~lzmg the above that level. sarsbtp ?f the Chester PTA. The ern d9wn, UO a.m.. ; Lock 17, deep in the moon's · surfll<IO 0C of Jackson on State Road 124. hama 571 aggregate scores. slate's laws regulatmg credit The state would pay quarter· nomm~Ung committee .wIll Nallonal up 8.!0 p.m.' Lillie smash rocks the size of a brick . A 'd . Six other persons were injured. Medalist was Pomeroy's p a I unwns. Jy subsidies equal to.!L5 .JII!'1l'!llt m~e Its ~eport and elecUon of Edward down 12:20 a.m.: Ali· and move larger ones to see WASHINGTON (UPI' - mt Stor with a 76 Daylight Savings Tlme of the sum of tho salaries of officers Will be held. Mr. and quippa up US g,m.; New Mar- - - - - - -- · - - ~ongresSJonal c h a.~ g.es of 1. . · y · New bills to be given hear· lull-time deputies • policemen 10 th 0 1' Mn. I. 0. McCoy, program linsville up 4:50 a.m.: Duncan shocking laxness, Answer to ''"1"'' Fullto 1 ings by committees this week in the preceding ti!!Cal year lo chaii'man, announced that any- Bruce and Edward S. Bosworth space program, ftve astronauts would make daylight saving those counties and municjpaJI. one who could nil! attend bui down and wsiting 7 a.m.; Lock were summone<i to hlttllfy . toCOMPLETES COURSE time (DST) the official state ies meeting the minimums. WWied to donate tlems for the 18, Andrew P. Calhoun down 7: mght m the House .mvest<.sa· J Warrant Officer Robert E. time establish a minimum sal· 0 . ~ucctilln may do so by sending 05 am · Lock 21 Polly R down H (C ntmthued from Page I) lion of the tragedy whicil claim· I Will, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har- ary ior deputy sheriffs and mu CIRCLE TO MEET thflll to the school on or before 8:30 . ...~ . . Joh~ J. Ro~e up Aowever e gren.ades hit the!O ed the lives of the Apollo 1 old C Will 124 Kerr St Pom- ni·c,·pal police and a state su~ .M d ' mencans, mJurmg four cnb· , ., , on ~Y· 6:50 a.m.; Lock 22, PeggY : cally, spokesmen said. The team. k B 1 eroy, completed a food service sidy fund and create a new De· The Lydia Circle of the UnJt. P~, ~~y MCHAPTFJlll~oh. 00 • Downey up 5:10 a.m.; Lock 23, j wounded called for help But AstrBonaSuhts FdranJ orMm~n, supervision course March 31 at partment of Water and Miner· ed Methodist Church will meet Roy.. "'"" asons WI 01"- Elgercliff up 11 ·55 p m · Mt I · .. · A1an · epar • ames c 1" the Army Q a t ter School 1 Tu sd A iJ 18 t 7 .. III seven! special 'meeeliriP lhls S . . .. . I until mthtary police summoned 'tt Donald K Slayton and u r ermas as. e ay, pr ' a :.., p. , --• "·""'ay •"ri1 17 ,., th 1 late up 3:20 a.m.; Onward up : to a nearby traffic accident wv' t't S h' at Ft. Lee, Va. The Senate Agriculture and A silent, auction w!U be heliL ·1 ed uestio~ ..,..~ ~~ , "H' 1.11, . ey 4:10a.m.; Eugeme p Jones llP . a er c 1rra ac q •• wiU confer ·~ Mqst ~Jleqt 4:(() a.m.; Robert P.· Tlbolt up came, th~y celled In vam. The ing by a House space subcom.Mulera ~t . 1:111 p~ Jll · aq~ 6:30a.m.: Greenup Locks, Prin- soldters mStde dared not move mlttee conducting an inquiry In· ThUNdl)l, April 20!11, they will cipio up 9:20 p.m.; ORCO down for fear of mmes. . to the fiery deaths oE three of ronler tbe !toy~ Arch ~egree. 1:25 a.m.; Katlt!een K. down 4,. :ln the co~irySide terrorists tlleir co-crewmen. Albcrl G. W~ lfijh Priest, 20 a.m.; Pamela D. up 5:30 a. ktlled 16 VIelnamese and Rep. John W. Wydler, R-N. reques~: fll Jl!ll~rJ and <:Om· I m.; Mark M. down 5,45 a.m.; ktdnaped a c'lJldidate in vain Y., a member of the Ho us e JIII!IIou 10 llleDil'. Meldahl Locks, Elisha Woods attempts to thwart vlllase Space Ccmmittee, charged to""--·-'· down 3:115. p.m.; Phillip Sporn eleclwos. day that the laxness of Apollo · " 0 "'"""Y , down 4:30p.m.; Valvoline down ln Ihe accidental air strikes, program managers to the obviGROUP rr. Of the First Unit- 5:40 p.m.; o. F. Shearer down . U. S. spokesmen said an Fl~ ous danger of a launching pad ' ed PresbylfTIIIII Church In Ml4• 8:05p.m.; J. s. Lewis down 8,_1 Jet Sunday bombed a village for fire was shocking. dleparj wtU llleel '1\!Mday eve- 50 p.m.; Ravenswood down 1:15 CommunJSl defectors about 4l! Wydler was higfdy critical of nlng at the .~orne of Mrs. Myron a.m.; llarbara Brent up 3,05 mtles southwest of Saigon. They a report prepared by the NaMiller wltn; 11fro. ~bard Ow. a.m.; Little George up 7 a.m. said l4 persons were killed and tiona! Aeronautics and Space ens as eo.flO(IM, . 125 InJured. Saturday anolber Administration (NASA) board THE. FRJEN~LY Circle of ' , FIOO killed 29 Soutb Vieblamese of inquiry and claimed tt was a ' the Trwty Umted Churcll of soldiers and wounded 70 more "graywash" of the tragedy. ~If! wUJ· llleet T11esthty at 8 in an accidental assault on a "11 failed to flx the responsl' · 'II· Ill. witjl · tiio 1~, Mrs. · position along the central coast. bility for any of the failures," , Elza Gilmore.. Jr.' llpttesses (Continued from Pagj! I) IWydler said, and "may raise • , will btl Mrs., llay MiUier and ' illlCI'!I. 'f, more questions in space thao ~~ Houclh Ithe Warren Commission Report ~• '"ART FAW PTA Ga11er on the Kennedy assassination "w meet"' reiiJ]M Sl,lSS\J)zl on A FEIWCIOUS STORM SY· did on eartii." . ] ~~~~.~••"!'!ill!, at 7:30 · stem whicb spawned death-<leaJ. IeS Wydler said that with six o! sc-I. and destructive tornadoes the eight members of the board Camaro'l lower; wider, heavier ,roomier Jc;bool thunderstorms ln the Souih Hiram M. Archer 83 passed of inquiry !rem NASA, their In·' ~·: .than any other . c ar at its price. Anclsta~lng ' ,_ltl Ul b ted and Midwest, pushed snow a away Sunday at the homa of quiry appeared to be "a 'sweet· ' u' I ., ... , w • vo deep Into tlte Northern Mr. and Mrs. William B u c k, heart' type of arrangement with " there'S a'Ofher NCIIOn to buy right CIWCI)' I J. ~ members today. Louisiana's capi- 1Rutland, where be had be e n s.ubordinates sent out to lnves' ~PS ·W . 1 city fought Oaods. residing. Ugate the boss." ; • _specially !CI•ipped Camaro• at ~peclal Mint•~ ., Dietl Tue,deigb A Winds of up to lit miles an Mr. Archer 1o 111ll'Vived by a You ,., all this a the big 155'-hp Six, f~~IOtct;iOp.tn at the :J~~~r wbipped heavy snow in the · daughter, Ella Matheney, Mt. GOES TO WEST POINT . If' ,,' · Ten Inches of snow Vernon, and hla nephew, WI J. :~ ft. r deluxe lfMring whHI and extra 1..-ar trim~· roporled In southwsetern liam Buck. Mrs. June Lee, Guidance ~ ,· . _ North Dakota. Forty to 60 m. Funeral services will be at Counselor at Kyger Creek lfigb ., ·'ymHI cover•, whitewall•, bumper guard•, front and M p.h. wlndJ screamed t!Irough to a.m. Tuesday al Ewing Chapo School, left over the weekend the two states, where hozard· el with Rev. Melvin Alkire of· lor West Point Academy by an ~el ope.11Jnl, moldln'-1 and_bocly li4e~1rlP'nlb f';t~== '1'0 INTI!:REft' or ous driving wamings and stock· ficiating. Burial wt1l be ln the Air Force aircraft from \liarMABON AliBA men's warnings were posted. Dayton Memorial Park ceme- leston with 20 other couneelors ,, . _ a. ,.. 11 _ lery beside bls late wife, Geor- from West Virglllla, Maryland ,. or-o. , •.., NOW YOU KNOW gia M. Archer. Friends may call and Kentucky. Eacll COUllle!Or Now, tlurfn1 theaolo, the.apMiat .... ~ : r U%d .... Charles &bert Derwin, whose al the funeral home anytime. was made an honorary admls. l!Jili .._ ~btq -* •-••ntHahlft for the"''"" '""""""• on evoluUon and I h • sions officer of the U. S. Mill· 110 - · ' " .,_, ,.,.,,.., - oYalllf!le at 1M · - •••i( ' ' • - ""''" ,.,.. o! species bave clasbed FINE LEVIED tary Academy upon completion 1M,...., Cllnrolot docHt llilll-11 , ~~ four decades witb the fun- Pomeroy Mayor Charles E. of the Ccunselor OrlontaUon ' . '· Bible theories, once Legar Saturday lined Karmel Course from April U tD u. 1, ':, :~;::~;If; studied In England for the cler- A. DeLong, li4, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, 1111 """'.. IY• ~· $10 and coils for driving an Ul~ AtiXILW\Y TO MEET en.. N.,. TO SHOW FILM aale vehicle. He bad bien cited The Women's AIWUary of the ., Edsi!D Roush will sbow slides by t~e State lllalntay patroL Veterane Memorial Hospital will ,. ,, .~~~;, ...., .·. ,• ...U.IIIO • ,..,. ,.., hfs trip to Rusl!la aj the Carmeet 'fuenday, April 18, at 7:341 CAMAIIO:: ; 0 " .- ,.,. '" ...,.._ • Church 'tocaled on KingsTWO J'INI!D p.m. in the hoapltal cafeteria. .·,. . ~; RDad Ajirll It, al 7:30 p. Two persone were fined by !t ~ar~ meeltng w!U be held ,< ....,.. publlc II Invited. Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar P· · • ' 14-8101 · ''' River News . J.u Cards, Orioles On Top As Majors Enter Sticond Week~~ By Uidted Prela Jaternallonal fourth. In lletween, he a I.a o runs with two out in tha ninth ter u the world cllamplon BaJ.. City split i doublel!elder, l h e lbown. Pepitone s hit drove ' By JOE GERGEN singled, running his consecutive inning u the Pirat~ mapped timore Orioles beat the CaJHor- Tigers the llrst 1-3 and l!ome Jake Gibbs, 11ho had Dasblng IAu Brock has slow- hitting streak to seven before three-game losing l!lreak. Pitts- nia Angets 3-0 In th3 e e c on d the AtiiJetics taklDg the secontl walked and sto~ eecond. ed to' a trot and the St. Louis Carroll Sembera retired him on burgh pushed across four runs game of a doubleheader. 11·7, and the Cle~and )ndlans Chlcago scored lls WIMing Cardinals are off to tbe fastest a comebacker in the fifth. He in the ninth off relievers Cal Jtm Frtgost's double with one tripPed the Mlnnesola Twins '- nm in the 16th inning on a oneJtarlln the National League .. .. singled again In the seventh, Koonce, John Upham, the loser, out ln the ninth inning ruined 3. oot bases-loaded walk to Jerry The Uthe, 17D • pound o u I· however, a,nd scored a run in and Joe Nlekro to hand the no-bit bid ol Barber, whose The Oriole fWlS came on a Adair from laser Darol Kllowles. fielder socked two circuits for St. Luuis' t!Iree-run oulborst Juan Pi•arro bls first will in a career bas been threatened by single by CUrt Ble(ary ·In I b e the second time in as many which wroppecl up the victory. Pirate uniform. tendonitis of the left arm. Bar- second, a double by LarrY d.ays Sunday 011d also collected Orlando Cepeda also homerod AUanta routed Don Drysdale ber, In fact, rejoined the Or· Haney In the fourth !ind Frank two other hits to pace the Cards for the Cards In the sixth to with a lour-run sixth inning and toles only three days ago alter &binson's single in tbe nintb. to an !1-8 siugfest victory over break a 7-7 deadlock and &g- Denny Lemaster and Phil Nl.. originally being sent to Rocb... Fregosl also was the spoiler lor the Houston Asiros. er Maris drove In three r u n ·S kro throWed the IJediero, who ter of the International League Baltimore ln the opener, driv· The Cincinnati Reds moved with a single and sacrifice fly. lost t be i r fourth successive before tbe season started. ing home Don Wallace with a Into undisputed possession of Veterau Larry Jackson BJlUll game of the year. Joe 'l'orre's New York and l!oaton atretch- single for the winning run In tbe second place with a 4-1, 11-0 dou- a live • bitter to beat the Meta double scored Henry A11 ron ed it out the furthest before the loth after Jose Cardenal and bleheader sweep over the Gl· for the 16tb thne In as many with I he decisive run In I he Yankees won 7-6 In 18 Innings, Don Mincher had bit bact • toants, the Phlllles flattened the declsione. RiclUe Allen provided sixth as Drysdale was tagged although Washington and Cl!t- beck homers with two out 1n tho Mets· 2-0, the Pirates rallied to ell .tile offensive punch with a with his lint! loss. cago drew the prize lor t b e . the Cubs 6-5 and the Braves Ut.anlc two • run homer In the Fortunately lor Steve Barber. most effort e~pended. The Wb.lte mnth to tie the acore. ~~ the IJediers H In ruth, one ol only four bits the be's a practical man. Sox squeezed out a 4-3 verdict A two-out single by Joe Peplother NL games. Phillies ooUeeted ·of! three New The bard-balling lefthander In 16 inlllngs after they h a d tone, his fourtb safety of I h e Brock led off the first with a York hurlers. was pat on trial Sund.ay, rteking beaten the Senators 7-3 In the game, broke up the five • hour first-pitch homer off former Matty Aiou, the league's de- his career on tbe verdict, and opener of a doubleheader. and 50-minute marathon at New roommate Mike Cuellar a n d fending batting champion, trip- earned a fast acquittal by com- In other American L e a g u e York in which 39 players were repeated the solo effort in the led home the tying and winning ing within two Gilts of a no-bit- pmee, Detroit and Kansas used and 511 pitches w e r e I r•· ·University In 194t and his Mas-/ball from 11153-57, unW he reter's Degree from Miami Unl· signed to go to Kyger Creek. versjl)'. He is married to the former Prfor to becoming Local Su- Joan Landrum of Jackson, a perintendent in the Nortii Gal- graduate of the Holzer Hospital lia District, Thompson served School of Nursing, now an ele-. as superintendent of schools at mentary te!lcher at Rio Grande. Middleport one year. Before They have two cilildren, Michthat be was principal at Kyger ae: and Susan. Creek lfigb School, t957-6ii. The Gallia county s c h o o 1 At Middleport he had a lead- board Saturday also granted ing role in assisting the public Mrs. Pauline A. Rife a new 2 yr. mformation campaign that re-- contract as Elementary Supersuited in the Meigs Local con- visor in the Gallia Ccunty Lnsolidation. cal School System. His first teaching assignment Attending .Saturday's meeting was at Gallia Academy H i g h were board members : Henry school, where he coached foot- Skidmore, Truman R. Sheets, Merrill Bunce and Tau!by Owens. C. Arthur Evans was ~I and unable to attend. . ' , C( nty Schoals Hire ,. . . "mpsori as Superintendent County Board of Saturday afternoon Clarence E. Tbompson, 123 Kineon Dr., a two. contract as Gallia County • ". • ' ., " ' i, •1 I II HICIIE OP' .-.c~•ma "--"--------------,-.---'.'. ' �.. - ,, ·~~ _. .._......... ·.1.. ... ~--~·---· ............... . ..... _ .. ~- ...._.. _, .... .... - - ·- · - · Time Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middtepon, u., Apru n, • ' Point Rock . 1~01 GRAIN REPORT • Meigs Hospital News Property Transfers COLUMBUS (UP!) - C8sb grain nominal 15~ cents New York; Wheat: No. 2 aoft red 1.64; No. 2 aolt white 1.63">, Corn: No. 2 yellow 1.33\0. Oats: By Mn. J. E. ful~ No. 2 10ft whit e7810; 35 II>!. . . ! Mrs. Ina Sams of Newark re- Soybeans; No. I yellow 2.88, IS ~:~:~n~'.:.i. ~ spent a weekend with per cent. N, Wh Ue, Grover c. Wblte, Jr. 1 mother, Mrs. G. B. RadeElsie Whlte, Thelma Eddy, Leo On Saturday, they were In Mrs. Effle Hoosier. W. Ed(ij>, Mae Jones, Claykm ' aHI!icothe where the latter Mrs. Dolt Slrons waa taken Jones, Donna Jean Baker, Paul ' her doctor. Mrs. Bar- by ambulance Saturday to the R. ~ to Woodrow Fortney, ' Radekln and cbildren of borne of her daughter, Mrs. Virginia Fortney, 86.40 &a"OS, ; 1 McArth11r were Sat11rday night Frank Talbert In South Caro- Chester. and Sunday visitors at the Rad. Una. Dale Harrleon, Marlene Harekln home. rison to State of Ohio, 1.22 acre, Mrs. Nellie Long of Wilkes- Word baa been received by I Bedford. ville is caring for Mrs. J. E. IMr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekln Dale Harrison, Marlene HarRadekin. Ithat their son, Arlin, whO has 1 rieon to State of Ohio, .65 acre, Bobo and Loll'ther !ami- been stationed at Fort Dix, N. ' Bedford. H1hol• enjoyed the weekend at J., will be sent to Germany af. Dale Harrison Marlene liarfarm home here. ter a nine day furlouglt rleon to State ~~ Ohio, Ea,.. Joey Nelson entertained edf d grouo of friends a 1 Mr. Tom Wooten Is a patient ment, B or . cently at the hat a par7 ~e- 1 in Mercy Hospital, Columbus. William McKinley Boyd, Ro!0 grandmother M omi:r Is I Mr. Dooald Wooten Is hospl~ ella May Boyd to Fredenck C. son. ' rs. rna Nel· allzed at thia writing. Boyd, Lot, Pomeroy. Society Notes ·: · Syracuse . ~ciety Notes &"-.... . N W COMPTON 0 D ... ~decl BubiUtutt senate lotnt Resolution No. 12) JOINT RJ:SOLUTrON ...,..sa, to - d Metlo,a I t1 Anlc!e U. llld to llllld o•w _.. ••w Slo.a I e1 Arllcl• 11 IIIU!. ..o:bon• 1, 2, l. 4. 6, &. '· t. I, IUI4I. II ot Artlelto XI of lh• Coull!Wioa ., 11M State oi Oblo ••10 proYlM tor • pPCir IIonm•nt of ....,. 8 GUM of BepreMnt•tlve• a.ad. 11 •zu.te llDd lo repeal -.cJioa I of Artie'- 11, . .d lledlona I. 2. I. 4, B. I, Ia. 7, I. I, 10, and II of Arllcle XJ of lbe Cmut ll utloa of 1hll &tale of Oblo. Be 1t n .sfllved by the General A!-l'lembh ,,r tile :;;t ~~~ ot Ohio, t:b.re<>-·filths ul th• mPmbe!'l eltc t.ed to each huuse con~urriflg therein that a ¥p ~c tal elet:Uon it; herebi ea.lled to be held on the fl l'llt Tneaday after 1hc fir.:~t Mundav tn May 1967, at whl l h electwn " prnp051 uori to am• nd ~I'C11o n 3 of Arttclt> u ll!ld to enact new section ~ of Arll cle li 11nd enact new seetrons 1 2 J 4 :1 I, 'l. 8, li, aud 10 or Article Xt' of tbe- Con.titl tutt on of Ohw .11.1 In thil lofnt Re.oltilton eontalnlld lhall be Rlbmitted to the electon of the .a:ate for the1r approVll or reJection 0D 1 aeparate blllJO[ Without PJ.rtJ' .s.iiJUition al an! kind S.ll!d proPDted Mlendmen ahall be publlahed onee • week for ave CODteOUweeki ~inl IUeh election 11tt 11t least one newspaper In eaob IDUnty' ot the lt.lte where a ntwlflo ~ ll pulllahed. It • majority Of thlr electon votin1 on tbt ume tbaU adopt lltd Amendment, it llhall beemne a part ot the c onatituUon At audl apecit.l elect.! on all o1. the DOilbzg plac• of the nate Call be Qpen In the ume lllltnner •• when a qtlMtion or 1uue 18 IUbmitted to ~~leeton throUChout the enUre IbM a\ a pnen.l election in an:r yeu, "J' llf when • Ntewtde prlmarJ .aeetl.on ia held befort the re(Uiar Illite eleetlon in even nturtberld J'Nrl, So fa r u applicable, the eltc· lion procedure, duUe:t~ of election OI'Hdall, voter quaUftcaUon and rtf• llb'ation, form ot the ballot, counlta.c. certify111J'1. tr•nlmlttlnr and oanvaasing of tn• vote Ule ot votinland tab ulaUnf aqttipment. ri(bt to vote by •blentee ballot, proeadure for teeount1n1, and _peraltJ IJ'Ovlalons purauanf to Ctuaptet'll IIMil., 3503 .. 3105, 35011.. 350'1., 3001., !'!1., 3$13., 351!5, an_, 3699. of tha -villed Code lhall be the same • When a que~Uon or isrue 1a •ubmltW to electors tlutughQut the en· tiN .tate at • llflneral elect.Jon kl _._,___,,._ r, er In • .... ....,.. ,..,.... pr_._ .. u•I'J be before the rerular .Ute eleetlorJ Jt. ev~ numbel"l!'d year~, Tba Se:r:t of tRid propoaaj amendment ~ws: AI.TICLI n lleetlon 2. RepraentaUv• QD . . elected biennially by th1 eleaton f( the respective houH ot repn. 11!11t&t1Yell dlltlictl, their te-rm ot' ofAft llhaU commence on the Ant da:r .f· January next theteattar aad . M~Unue two yean ' •ve '"7.'" a.ndldate 11 unable or unwllllnr to th1 duUe1 of the trearnrex of .Ute ahall be perfonl\ld by the cen. didllt• tor audl'k:lr of atate, at the Jut election at which lb.e aUditor of st.ta wu elected of the major po. UUcal party ln UU• nate of whicb tbe treuurer ol .tate "not • merobet, or, if .uch candidate :tor audl· ~-r of ~ -·- " bl IIU .., serve, ....by ..., ~una e or unw nr to candidate for governor, ar, lf a. ia uJUble or unwlllto aerve, .bJ' the CMdidate for •t rney rener.l, or, If he 1s. unable or unw1WnJ to Rrve, by the cand1dl.tt tor ti'HIW'tr of sta te IU'Ve, info Seetl.on 7. 'l'h• Suprcne Court ol Obto &ball h.ve exclusl.v1, oriJ:Inal Jurtldlctlon in all easel ari1lnJ under this Article. · In the event lhl.t any aetUon ot thll Con1Utut1on relatinp to api)brtlonment or a ny pl.ln o •pportlonment made by the rovernor, •udltor ol atate, aecretary of state. trf!arrurer of 1Wte or other person as pr<wi ded In section J ot th ~- Anl<lo '' d 1' "" · t a ...,me y ren era or a ny three o! them, Ia d.tennln 'k:l be lnvaltd by 1Hhu the SUpreme Court of. Ohio, or the Supreme Court of the United States, then notwlthstandtn( a ny other provllio111 of thl a Constitution, the IOVernor, au ditor of state, ~ecrelary of .tate, treuurer ot ataUI or other perwn u provided 1n secUon 1 of this Article, a nd attorney Jenenl, or •ny three ot them, ahall •acertaln and detennlne a plan of apport:lonment, tncludlna e!tabllshlnJ terms of office and election of members of the General Assernl;!y from dlst rtcls duignated 1n the plan, to be used until the nut r@gular apportlonment In r-on form lty with •uch provlslous ot this oonstJtulion aa I f@ th en va lid :J Seet1on l. The al'l;!ortlonment f1l. thl.11 atate for members ot the ..:enera! a!l111!mbly shall be made eve ry 1 len .tears, commenclnf in the )tar one lhou.sand nine hu ndred servl!'llty one 1D the follow1n( manne r. The whole populaUon of the rEtaUI, at determined by the federal censu1 or, If such is un.ll vallable such other ba s.l.!l .11.1 the general a~mbly ma y ~~ t] ah all be .~I vi de<'! by the num ber n nety-nine a nd th e qu o· ttent •hall be the rallo of repre~en tatJon In the house of repre3ent11.Uv• for ten years next succeedln l a~ch epportlonmeJLt. Th.e wh nle Section 8 The ro vernor llhall rtve PDDU.IatiCIIl of the atat. a1 deter- the a uditor of blla te, secretary of infutd bJ the federal Cer!.IUI, or, It ttate, treasurer o f ,t~late or o ther IIlith II unanllable,tueh other basb person as provided In section 1 ol M the pneral UMmbi:y may direct, th la Article, and •ttorneJ renerll ~-be d1!ided by ttle number two weekt advance wr1tten notice .....-..,--three and the quotient W U of the date, time and place •t whJcb be me ,..uo of repraentat1on fa any B IJCe rt~~ lnm ent or detennin•· till tor ten ;yura next sue- tlon Ia 'k:l be me4e PUI'IUant 'k:l UU. ~ IUch •pporttonment Sen · artlcle. Itt diitnetll llb&U be compoaed of Section 8. The boundulu o1 three conU.UOw hoUN ot repre- bouse ot reprenntatlvet dllltrletll .e~~tt.tiw. cu.trJ.cta. Tha IOVernot •nd 3enate d latrict.a from which re plhall caUN the apportionment to be rnen lativt:a and aenatou were publilhed no later than Oc'k:lb!I' 5 elected to the J01tb General AaOl the )fear 1n 'Whleb It 18 made, In .embly shall be the boundariea of lRleb mumv M lhall be pmvided bou~e of represent.aUvea and senate .,. a.w, dl.itnctt until January 1. 1973 and hoUoa S. At tbe Ume the gov- rf!PN~•entatiVel •nd aenatot'l e~ected .-nor, •udlktr o1. lt.lta, MCN!tary or In the general tlect.lon 1n 11168 •hall &tate, tnuul'ft of .U.te or other hold office for the tem11 to which penon u provided 1n Mcl.l.on t of they were elected In the event all th1t .Arttc~. and •ttorne:r generaL or any part of thJa apportionment or ury ou-.e of them, UC!ertaln and plan Ia held tnv alld prior to the detennine Uul rat101 of representa · Jenera! electton in the year one UOn pui'IU.I.nt to thll utt.cle, they thouund nln e hundred aeventy, th' ftl.l 1lao determine the boundary 1(1\ ernor, auditor ol state, secretary llnel Of each dl.lltrtct from which of st1 te, treasurer ot sta te or other memben of tiuJ houae o:t represen t· person as provided In 11ection 1 of •Uv• and een•te ahiiU be elected this Article, and attornef ren~ral, for tb.e ten yeanr nut lfiU~InJ or any th!'M of Ultm, aha! ueertaJ.n IU.ch •pportlonment, and ahall Ill· and determine__ a plan ot apportJ on· 8lfn 1o each of the bouae ot re p- rnent to be ei'Tectlve unUI J•nUil'J' twenlaUVlll diatr1etlfl and the &e na te l. one thouaand nine hWld~ III!V• diWietl 1 nwnber, which num ber11, enty three in accordance 'With .eofnr houae ol reprelfntative dittrlcU, tion ' of thla arti cle. . .11 commence With the numb er Section 10 The vartoua proYI• Clfte and lncreue COnteCUtiVtly unUI lio t thl A~ ' 1 XI b d'~hu .. ~ " 1 severable ...c e •re the inMc ... """'"'' an:o;w num...,red. tenn& ded o to be and Senate d1micta: 8hall. be numbered fnvalldity ot one or more of aucb u Pl'DYJded In Section e ot thit provlal.ona ah•D not •ft'ect the valJ4.. Arliele. In avery ln•tance the fQ' of the rema1n1nf nrnVIa:IODA, bt:JundarJ' linea af d1ttrlctlllhall fol· ~~"'~ Jow boundar)' lin• of counties, SCB:EDUU: townlhl.f{. municlpa.UUM, or city The required publlc.aUon ol. Ulll wardl. boundJriry of avery dl.,. propoeed amendment lhall be done !!!' WU be a rdnrte, contlnuow In accordanco with tho Ia• and .uu., ln every indance the dlstricl.l lball be reuonabl:r COm))lct In IJ\J ch proposal lhall be placed on thl tbOM m.ta.ncea wbera the popuia- cfficlal bailot 1n the manner p,.._ Uon of • county fl not ~~Uter than scrtbed by law ln eutntJalb" the one bundnd Uld ten per cent of followlnf form . tbe nrtlo of repreaen.tet.lon 1n the ShaD tbe eon.tltutiOil hoUM of repreeentativs, HUOn11hle of Ohio be amended eftort lhtJJ be rmde 'to avoid dlvldto etlf.ablitlh the prtMnt lnl h county. Counuee lhlll be YES ltllalatlve diltricUt tbe fundamen.tt.l politklal tubdlunlll tM nut ceutW '9'111.on. from which houR of rep8 nd to provide 11 nMDWIIYM dlatrict. ue fo.nned method for tb e q,porSeeUon 4 No house of r@presen:tUonmel ol -etle BOUII aUvea dtltrlct &hall contain a popuof Repr-.n.tau... and l.ltion of leSB than ninety pu cent Sen•h into •lnlle nor more than 0,11 hundred and tell NO member 4lltrlctlr blCent of the rajjo of ~..... -•Allnntn. in lt'f3 ~4 --.. ~ 1 ..,.,.. ~eo ,..,.. ..... _ on In the house of reprl!!lh!ntaUve~~ dt~. ., d to 11hore:uJ:Wnnlned ourauant to thilr ~ prov:C::. .w-. t: It • maJority of the """"" .... lng on the foretolnl ~ amendm ent •t the apecill eloetiOII to be held on 1be lln:!; TUMdaJ !t:t~=-~U~~ af the COftltltUtl.on of tbe Bt.ti'Ol Ohto •nd exiiUnJ...!'ction 1 of yean. SQ fat u lpplleablt. tU elee- and •ny moneyJ pa.td out lb.all be U~n procedure, iluU. o! eieetl.OJI ..cured b;y_a Den on aucb propenr ~ voter qualUI.eatloa •nd l&nW repaid. without Inter-eat, 'kl !he Nf11tn!Uon. tonn Of the ballot. commLMioa which may we IUcb eount1na, certJb"Lnl, Vulml.ltUn• monaye 10 repaid 1D the Arne manmd. et.nva.uint of the vote, Ule of 1 ller aa bel'\II!Jn otherwJae ~?ed,. VOtlcJ and tabulaUnJ eqlllpment. h Ule General AIIIIMilbly pro.. rliht to vote by ableatee -blllot. 1 Yide b)' law. procedure for recoun~, U>d forqoJnl tuncttona ara: b...,. a.lty ~raloru P"-uon to c~ • In'The declared 'k:l be tn the publict len •-• · ., ........., ~.• 31506 '.'1 ~d :In furtherance of • =·31111., 8f.131, 351!1:~ •nd isiii. 01: bite.restpubllo purpoaa neceuar1 tor ~ viMd \AJCie abau be the ~ proper lbe protection .and promotion ot 'Ule U when • qulltlon or IIIUe le publlc peace. health, lafety and IUinWtttd to elector. t.broulhout weltare of the people of the &t.W tbe enttn .tat. •t a renenl elecN t Jlhl din ' tton tn any J'Mr, or in • statewide lee ow tan I the provJalo111 ol prtmary beld before the regu la:r Uom l and I ot tilJ» Article1 .~_e Jtate eleel:lon in ev~ numbered eomrnfulon may. from t1m11 to ume,. JetU't, The text of Mid p .,..... borrow mon8;y Ind. illue banda or 18lllldment follow-a: other cbl1Jat1oru: of the atl.te thereto: lo: any one or more of th• ARTICLJ: VID lol'eiOlnl' funCUoru: Including aucb ldd.iUonal function. aa may have Section 21.. To promote the ren· been conferred upon it by the Genera! welfare at t.he people of t he , ual A.u.embl;y, No part of the proatate, to promo\e the arn cultural. I ceed& of auch bonell or other obliga· fndu1trial, W'Nn and comm.ercial Uona .&hall be upended fOl' an;y opdevelopment af 1h• &tate, to lm- ~ eDUcn or maintenanc e. The faith prove the economic erowth, edu- tllld credit of the nate are herebf cation~ mel TIIQplonnent opporPltdied for the payment of &ueh tun.IUee 0'1. the people ot: the lfllate bondl or other obiJtaUont •nd ttl to tlicWtate pauap at Joc.al voted lnterut and th~ &all be bond or t.a:r: levtea for e•pit.l lm· pa:rable ther-eon from wch exclHI, tt.ua. crovement. Jn whJch the ttatt pal"- fees, ch.arrea and Ucenae taxe1 of clpatea and to meet present-dii,J' ata.te, exclUdinl ad valorem dem.ndll ot th11 Illite. by enlarlllll the on real and personal property the power ot the •t. to contract taxes UI.d incom.e t.axe., after tnaklnt debts, there 18 'aereb)' created a PfOVUloril tor P•)'m.ent at .mounta tommfM.Ion to be tnown u the Dltdpd from IUeb. exdle:l, taxa, "'Ohio Bond ec.nmtaatoa." The com· leea, char&•• and UceiUII taxea, for ID.Uilon lhall aerdle m ch tunc· PIIYtnent Of bond• other ob\1Uona U are oon.ferred upon U bJ' pUona ilsued unaeror IUthortty o1 this ACtion and such addiUonal Sectlolll. ~~ 2d, 2t1._ ~. 211 and 2h funcUon1 u may be conferred upon of thlJ ArUcla, .. me General A.tt u the Ge-neral Asliembly ahall Mmbly ml)' PrtiiCrtbe by law; proprovide by law, The commiulqn 11 vtded. all monen derived from an:r • body corporate ot tbe .tate and excllel or liGenM tu• rel.atthe exercise by it of lllcb functlont .. ,.. to the rettrtraUon. operation or mal..l be held to be euenU•I J"OVIII'Du.. of vehterH on pubUc hlJhwaye men'tal. tunct1oo1 ot the llta.te. cr- to futla JUed for propelllnr Tbe oomm.laton Wll eon&Jit of euch nhlclM levied )J1U'II.I&D.t to lve memben who .lhall be eledon, tbil aecllon ahall be expended onl7 1ppolnted. b7 the governor wttb the for hilhw•~W'POHI lnclqdlnl ldViet and conaent of the Senate, ~w•y ob tiOna u proviN hi no more than three ot wbom lhaD "".u uon II, XU. OIUo eon. 1uuon. be memberl of the ume poUUdll party Each .such member ahall be Hi~w•y oblla.UODI fNLlad punaappointed. for a term ol nine yean •nd until hia IUCCe!.!Kir 11 appointed .at mon8)'8 m tbU derlvad. HCUOnfrom and aupported feu, aoiMiil b7 and quallfted, provided, that •ny or ta:n1 nlatinl: to rat~.~tr.. pei'IOn appointed to fill a vacancy Uonlicente 1.oper•tloa. arUM 01 vehJclM on ~ be: appointed to Ml'Ye oni:r or to tu~ lLM4 tor for the tmeQinld. term, •nd thai pub.uc_~hwan propellJni lueh vahiclaa may be iitba t.l'Dlll of. the membell fll'llt apo JUtd only If &be General AuembiJ" pointed lball be one, thne, five, have levied ud pledpd. aucll IeVen &D.d ntne yean., rupecUvely~ llhall tees. exclae~ or Ucerue 'taxea dU!er-An:r vaaane:r lhaU bt :Wed 'tl'lthin ct tn ldn4 or nta from tboM I.Q one hundred twent)' daf• after 1t etreet ftld prior to IUch pledn auf.. OC::tl\11'1. laeh mernblir, before enterftotent fOr the palJDent of llD prlblnL,u-n ••· duO• ..... .,..., .... ......... to•..., •• ctpal, tntel'ltlt md eh&r'Jte for fht oa oi!J!I provided In Seetlon 7, Ar· laiuanee •nd ret.Jremea.t ot such tlcl.e XV, Oldo Con.Ututton. The hlrhw.,- obllptJon'" pvam.or lnQ', •t •ny time, ramove The •~~rer•w total amount of an t1111 member Cll the ~ion fOl' ml"-.. nce. noD!euance, or m.al- Other .u.Ch U...u~ bondJ and other obllJ•Uona PW'Wiont to Jllaanoe 1n olllee. thia 8f/C'Uon tmt 1DQ' be IMued, or Tbe eotnm1tdon lball elMI: OM ol eertifl.ed by the eomm..Uon ed Ill mem.ben 81 Winn•n ~d one •PProVed b7~e lll'lll AMml.bly vt aha1rm.tn. 1n4 lhall •Puo.ln.t eel, ID. UlJ' Ileal : '~-tnruurv who n!:d no\ u herein.~ Jtn lhall n axceed a IW!1 th..at De a mambar of till CICIII'lrn-o. wtll require en ~ maslmum unount durlnf any o~ twcaJ 74U' ~ m.._banl o1 the ~ o1 rnoN then lbt~M-Quuten ol oM lion llhall OODII:SWte • qUOl'UII1 and per cent of the total 1tn.ra1 nvetbe •fllnMUve vote ot t:brH memnUe fund of tbe state, u certlfted Mrl a\ • lluWJc mM1tq lhall be by the auditor of .U.t.e, tor the thtn. ~~~ for l&bJ' eetton kken by P~inl fl.lcal ..:r•r for the ,.,._ U. eommilll.on:.. No vuaney 1n the m.nbenlllp 111 tbl oomm:JIIIon llba.l.l mm.t of prfnclb)&L Intend and dll.r181 tor the laUanoe and ~ lmpelr «be rllbtt. of • quorwn to anent of IU(!b ot.hl!'t bondl and ob:-~ ud.~-n• ttl'aUonl; provided, •t the um.e ol •ch member of tho oom 00 tuue of any .w:b otber Hndl and oblipUODf. tht .rrreratt tbiU noatve an Annual M11n' 1D other total amount of alliUCb other bon4t IUe)l - UIO\lnt al tJle Gellftal Afl. uad other obUp.tiOftl then oulltan4~b17 ihal1 P.t0V14• b)' . . .. The UlOU.Dt ol IIUOb ~ me.r 1ro1Q tnc or to be ouWt&odlu .lhall nev• time to Ume, ~ve duHn; an ezeeed • IUm 'fbat WiD. J'IQufre &n eltim.a.ted m.axlm.Um amount durtnf ~ lum. boi a the &nJ' one ftacalJettr ot moN thaii la ~bl.f J)IV'9'Jde br llbr: per cent '1M total lell.etal NYenue tund at the atatto, u certl.;;, furth~~n.nce of the ...,,....,_ ftad by the tudltor ol lltf.tl. fm tbt br4dnbe:fore ..n forth, the &.~ t:bAn preoecUnr ~ :r-r fw paJ1ioa. ll taem:r •uthortud and am- ment ol prlneJp•l. intan.t eD4 DOWMed to expend monl)' to •o- C!bafPI fOr tile iiJUIIDOI anti ,... quire, leue. oorutruct, ~ Urmient ol web other bottdl uad o1htr obllpUorw. Nots :lllt..r.ed iD anticiJ>aUon of the lawanoe of tu01t. other bond• or otiiM obDJIUOII.I Mill be C!hal'ftd M-.inlt the fo,.... of 0 r an:r ona M mol'* of ..... Uml.. tlono .. ...... .... tb.t fi.mcttona : fOr .tate bond• bad been Jllu.ed w:ltbou\ tha m OUMr ~11nt omc.; fm the Prior iuue of not. Donda to fund llllliL w•ltere. eorncUonal and ..... lllld ohal1 not iDID.W bJJIW lr!IUtuUODI of the be <1barftcl • lllOnd time qalrld ltlte.: fOr ~ve oommuniQ' •td. Umltaitont. llltntal balllh- oea.t v. amt for com.. Qenerd revenu.e fund u U111t4 PhlMnlt.,. communJty mental n-o bantn lhlll mua. Ill mOllen ntudaUon Olfttlra; for public hllboatved by th1 .tate from. which •D¥ wan indudlnt brtti&H .and tunne_ll; approJlrliltlon for Clll'Hitt npeQII4II for maM b'11n1p0ttaUon: for el.. ..,y kind m.y be made, exo.pt mentarr, ~_,,. !Uld voeat.IOilJl of m.oneYJ ~ P\UIIIIn' to ~ Arltele otllo Conatitutfob. or ...tn..t lnrtltuuont Of Ia, m•:r be enendecl on.b' tor the p.,.. «<ucaUon lncludinl tecbnf.. ........ , ..... t h _ ... _ Wtell •nd communlb eoJ. Ul.at by laWI In focct H Jlltl;; for prtvate no\-for-prollt col· monep the eft'eotlve dat.e of tbbr amend.. ......: 11fttiu11U. and wutuuona Mlt1t •rt Umluel to ~))edt~ <11.... tf'lll.iblr educaUoG: tor etate :voutb of expencUtun\1. gmilll; tor Nnlor- ciUcen rulnc!f'tloUonal nd ltril.trte Jlrlor tc the latl•nce and .._.. ol lla&e eupported or u.- any lAUe ot lax-euppor1ed bonda or fl:POI;IUOru •nd exbl .. Otllor obllr•Uono - • MOtion, JniludfnJ' &"-tic:lpatof)' note. bltlonl =.tnrunlor f•ln: for IIZ'b Md on; for \!(lnMrbut exoludlnl bonda tO fund nO'tll ~~ or nnno\1 tbe -.KP'd• ' !::::" I'OP---., I !!!;I· :rt z:u:- =-= I the period oommenclnl on or ~ tore the date of Issue of aueh bon4t or other obligation~ ~ or on or befor. thill date of fssue m: the ftM!t serf~ of auch IMUe lf bond• or ot her obIJtatlona of such lu ue are to be luued Jn nrl es. and eontin utnr for eo lonr u an;y bond• or other abllptfom of 1uch l1sue are outltandinl and moneya In the eepa• n'ta and dllttnot bend rettremens fund tl&r"eln.tter created are 1n.UI!I.c.lent to Pay •II prinelpal, In• terut •nd chargPI for the la!J\Uince and retirement ll.t maturity ot aueh bondJ or othe r obJJgatl on1. The ~neul Au embl;y ahd l e nact tawa for the coltectlon ot the exctsea, I taxa, tee1 c har(es an d llce nae taxes levtiid a.nd pledfed Plll'lluan.i to thll ..ctlon I I Sucb bondl or otber ohllrationt .W.ll m.ture •t tuch t.lme or tirnH, not exceedlnl forty yea ra from date of Wtue, and ln auch amount& aa llhall be ftxed by the eommluion. All .auch bonda or other obliKaUona llha.U btar Interest at au~h rate or nte. •• the com rnlulo n may d.. I termlne and lhall be 110ld u lb.e General A~~embly lh&U Provide bJ' 18w. I The procaeda from tbe .ale 0'1. •DJ .Uch bOnck or ather obllr•ttona, u:a cept premium •nd accrued inter11:1l. llbaU bt depolited In t.h• •tate treuW'1 to the eredit of the tund on &eCQunt of which auch bonda or other obllr•Uolll are Luued anti .ald. end are hereby •pproprlated wtth.ou\ other or furth•r appropri•Uo.n to be UMd only for t he purI epproved PDH or pUl'J)Oatl aet forth 1n the certlHcatl on and In the reaot~t1on of tht C02runlu1on 1\1thortztnr: aueh laaue ot bonda or other obUrationa. Am ballllflce remain.lnt 1n 1uch fund atte• paytna all or the eoat. tor whleb the tuna waa created man be tra.rWerred to the aepara'&e and. dlttlnct bond r., tirement fund hlll'einaltu created. The premium IJld accrued lntere.at, it any, derived tram any tuch u1e llaU be oredt\ed to the aeparate and. d1stinct bond retirement fUnd hertlo matter created. ~~A~~J~~~ ---- ................. SNDY ~ OR'ID ITATD 01' A1G1:RJCA ITA'R or OHIO omcz or THJ: SIDCRZTAKT liJ oerur:r that the ~ ia • ""' Am .....S No. ...~ hull...,. JOinI"lterlolutlan 11 .. the "' the •bGve ..uoM ol the CoDIUCUUoti af OIIJ.o, IN 'J'J:ITUIONY ....or. I '-ve bullunto aJblcrtbed JftJ' namt &., *'"•llx..Smr--otcoli.Jmlnll1lllt mil of . ..,... lift. .... T!D W. BROWN . . . . , It 8WI xn. ron- to""' -Oif ...n. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grim haYe Alao ealUIIg at tbe funerlllfelbodltt Aj IFf 1...r A regular meeting of the Rlv- returned to their b~me ill Sef ltome Wedllesdty wen · 7411 , erview PTA waa beld at the , City, N. C., !llld lo{r,' lud l!rs. Mr. and Mrs. Jao;k ~~~~ of IIWllflw, • •lhiJi> ;JIIII- , school Monday evenmg when tt l Robert Se""F and famlly b&ve J!ortsmouth. Mr. Grim- 1 ..,- lllft '!lf$ . . ,'~11 ,, was annoWlced that the new returned to ' tbeiJ:'1 114!!111! )11 '"al I)P,CI• el Mr. Mallt • JIOolll lit "'•· " ,.r exit off the stage had been ~~~oiji~~;i·~~~;;i;;~~~~~~~!!!'l~~!''!l evmc 44 ~ !:~lh.:.~:::::. t. s!~~.' s~~turdtu;d~~;thM~~- 'JJ:h~n~ ;:dt~as·~~a~:.:J.Iaf· . 6:15 p.m. a ay: ra. A nominating committee waa IADu~ 1.1 I ITINNEY.l [I I I I I e FORMICA TOPS Complete Building ond Romocfollng Sorvlcol ePANELING e CEILiNG TILE eFLQOR TILE eKITCHEN CABINETS tTRFJES ) I I»~ I _........................... i et manner and for' web PUJ'POMI u Ganeral Allllllbl:r ltWI prcn1cle Middleport, 0. ,.....,.-T"'------., law. aha§Yid• SCBI:Dut.:l NO .NLOP Tl·RES'"•i::Jf!t:D.' Being built to give greater flexibllity In ~:::;~! the park's recreational Is Burr Oak Lodge will oUer sleeping rooms, a dining room aeatlng 250 persons, group meet-/ mg rooDls, a swimming p o o I which can be opened to the ou~ doors or completely enclosed during lnclement weather, adji!Ci!nt tennis courts. ... '" .....,,.., ... ......... <hoi... lor thtltuuane1 lnci .J't'tlra.. ment of .ucb t1on1q or ot.b.er aJ:I.IIraUonr~., wbJch are 1W'thtr ~ ~rted by e 'Pie41' Of •U filch at..te t.x .. ~d u:ot .... uo.pt hl.lh••7 Uler ta:rrrea urilea for bJ&b••J ob- .. 1\f:'\:''ell':~ , .....':1 prtat.a l'lll t on Uil ' ... . .. ' ' __ --ln..'llti[f.. preurlbtiS :r aw: =:'r,.lorllie ':'<i' tell revea~t i o1 the ltate: ~ fQ1o ,_, UQUII "9!.. rttortt and. aU aucb· bondi Nld clud~nvenn ~ other :l't".... ':'cl'"~ ~ b7 d.IVliLOQ ... tr:lct tlllrtol: • spo ' ' ' -, ,. ~· GOLD SEAL - PREMIUU '; • ' ' FULL 4 PLY ., • ··•-< ' ALL ______.____ $19....~:.:. ·~.u ' • 775 X 14, WHm w· 825 x 14, WHITE WALL ELITE ,yy "''l"T JP $21.35 piiVI ~ - PREMIUM FULL 4 PLY 775 x 14, TWIN WHITE WALL----- $24.44 plutiD 885 x 14, TWIN WHITE WALL $28.56 pluttu KELVINATOR FOODARAMA - REF. & FREEZER $200.00 Tr1de-in Allow1nce PROF FITTS WHOLESALE RACINE · SERVICE STATION INE O ~ 4»- -- ~or.~ l!"'l and u and 'H:i'tf ot =~.,.,."'Oz. 9NLY ~99 fiOAI--Iil- c.o..,-.,T.n. "MASON ' FURNnuRI CO. ~w, , VA. ' . ~I' ' " ' ,,. ' ro' "' .., .·~~.-!if' ~~~'!""'!"!!'!""'!"""!"'!'!!"'~---RA-C'!""'!""'-"---~!!'!======~!!!!~ monl)' for the .u.ld function• and such Other fUIJctJons as may be added by law a nd itlue hlah.way oblll'aUons tand ot11er b•mdl and other obliltatl.ona ot the • ta te, payable from mt;mey8 plediecl from nct sea, ,.,., t ees, charges and •IJ·· cerae taxea of the state, e x clutltn 1 • d 1 '"va orem ......e• on real and personal property and incom4:1 taxe1, ln web eml?unt, exc.haive of hiibw&)' obUgation 1, 81 wiD ,not require an etUmated maximum amount for •rlnelpal od 1 t a n ereat thereon durlnt an)' one ftacal year of more than three-quarttt'l of one per cent of the Jenera! revenue fund for the then precedin( futcal year a nd which total amount of ouutandln,t other bnn<h or other obliga tions at the tlml of islue a& wm neverrequire a n e1Umaied maXimum am ount tor Pttnctpal and !J1tereat thereon dUI'in& en:r one- dlcal year o! more th11n au.: per cent of the renend rever1ue tund of the •tate for the then pre~edlnl flit· cal year, provldtd that bJihw•:r obllraUou payable trom lees, u~l.e. or ll.c:•n•e LlxH telaUn1 to re&istraUon, O,pera Uon · or rtt:e ot Vehicles ~n JlubUc tJIIbwan, or to tuell uaed tor propt-lUn« IUtb vehlclll'l. SI\Bll be I!IUed OJ:l).y u PIYable fmm 1ddiUon11l auch hJBway u1er taxea ltvl+d a nd _pltdred tberelor• provid~ that no 111.~ IUpported bon41 m otller obllpUona llball be luuad ot• aoltt by the commlSI.Ion t.lnleN the Oenenl Auetnbll: lhall Mve levlld and Jlleditd excilu, ta x•, ~· · <lhuge., •nd uftl!.H taxea, or 1111! combJnaUon thereo except •d valettm. Luee on 1'ftl and Ptl'· tonal propert7 ab(J ID,.. 10m1 taxu. ln l:tl. amount aumcJmt to to ANKLE-HI'S :_o:' :~fa.loriw~ ~rr~h; Tb• 1 requ red publlcaUon ot thfl tropo.11ed amendment lhall be done ~ccordanee wtlh !.be Jaw and : , J:trgn_,~b,aUinbe Pkced on l'elcrtbed .....o the lN.llner f:noWinJ ~~" fn tqer.tJ&iQ' tbe I (I] THE SHOE BOX lJc houainl proJecta for pel'IODI 'fr'iUL Umlted Income: confurlnc power on tbe oornnua;. siOD to expend. moner b1 dlret l!'llnll or otherWise, lri carrrtnr out ~Y Of .uch funoUOna, 1n e~uncUon with federal lOam and lt&J:l&l, or 1n oonjunc· Uon with or to assist any political .ubdlvl· aton of the' 11t.te or any o'her IOV•tnmentt.l entity ot the atate: conftrrinJ power on the comm..lilfon to upend mooey to eatabUab and adminllter a fund tor paymtnt of ntal tmte U.:r:e• on r u ...! , ! ~;o r.ttal property Ill ~i{.nen' Uu.t the llaf:!liAl •of the aled. l ana o ar n•tural perama therefor lula been deterred in accordance with law, the expenditure from such fund not to eJU~eed twentyfive m.llUon dollal"l irl any calendar year•, con~ •A In The otiD:1II1ialtoJ 1n addltJon 10 tile tonrotn., 11 autboril:ed and tmpoweted to luue and ..U, from tbrie to time, nvenue bondl: 1DaludJnl mot1pp revenue bondl ot tbe Jtlte for tucb publlo purpote~ u the Oanenl AIHmbl7 llhall pro.td.e by llw. Tlle 1&ttb. and ciedlt vi. the atate .UU not bl p~ed for the PIYtnen.t of tbe prinCJ at 4mf' wch revenu., bondl or t e lnterat thereon. Revenue bondl IJIUed punua.nt to thia ~~ection shall be .old •t riUOb time, or tim.H fa aaob unount or amount. u 'tbl oommlulon shall det.ermJne. AJJ corwtrucUon anct IOQU111Uoo tllaU be b:r contr1ct •• the o.neral ~mbly by kw, Tbe .....neral Auem lhalJ pre~~ertbe .,,. kw tbe ure to be followe::l b1 the comm on In expendlnl money. The oommluJon ehaD make an ...... ual reDdrt 01 Ito ,,.... _,..., uv•11 ., to tho rovernor and the General AssemblJ and shall be audited annually Iii filch manner aa tha General AJr. Mmbly 1haU provUe bJ law. Recordt of the- eomm.t.~alon aJW1 be open to pubUc lnapectlon. AU bonds t'JJ' other obllrattona, lDlludlnr nvenue bond1, !iSIIued pur-. IUant to thil: HCUon run ~ e¥empt llvm nU tu:e. •nd excl~~e~~ levied by the state or by •ny pollttaal IUbdtvilfon or taxJnr diltrlct thereof. The power~~ henln ....... ..., ohaU IN In ddl •·~ 8 tion to and not IQ derofa• tlon Of ex1st1n( powert of tbe •late. of '"7 01 tto or """"· m1t1taltUea, Of .. fb...,,., polltleal .....,_ Yl•'-·· o1 nlcf ... ....... or mu pal cofm:ntlOftl U panted by Attlele XV OhJo Coultltution, ud lhaU not be tub;feet to the requirement. lhn1V.tiona or jrohlbitlona of Sfcti'ono 1 3 J I l d IS of • .~ • · an thJs Article vut· t:v:lded, netther U.e1tat1, the OhJG et~nd Cornm.tuJon, nor &nJ' county, '"-!'!_ ~wn or townsh.ID ehell ever ~ e ftockholder 1n hlY com!!'!Y• corponuon or ·· ·-~,w..ateT -..... er. Lawa m&7 be PURd to flellltate Die operat.Jon Of any provision of :::.. 1• teet.lon that ls not self-executa 'TIII Burr Oak Lodge Offering Much To Families FOREMAN & ABBOTT ·- - -------·-- .... Bur-l l PHONE 992-5321 for ESTIMATES N. 2n'd Ave. II I I "'"''"b u~~~t ........ _ .........._. _ 0' STATII I. T2D W. BROWN Secnta17 of !lttite or the Stet. ol OhiO, do b.er.. School Noted Paul Grim1Jff$rn,, ~ -~ .. · IDU _.JI!l.lo·~'~ . . ,.., : ., ,•r ~~ dill ro! tilt tlilth ....,. ' 'To Serf City, t"f.C. . ., -.mr·totller, Vietor L. Gl'lal. ;it;,"';I ?'!": )I Rodney:. Morrill C. Baker, Rt. R. Sisaon, Mason, daugbter, 7:..- named with Mrs. Thelma Smith , 1 Patrlot: Mrs. Jack L. Swam, 12 a.m. Sunday. as obalrman and othera are I Rt. 1 Northup; Mrs. Ha.rry 8. Jackie L. · Board, Mrs. Jetla Mrs. Dolly ~ and Mrs. Ada 1 Van Meter Rt. I GallipoliS Mrs. w. Bruce, Mrs. George w. BisselL I Merlin M. Mitchell, Rt. 2 Che· ton, Perry C. Cardwell, Jr., Mrs. WHAi I DID shire; Donald R Saxon, Rt. IIHester 8. Cline, Mrs. Alta Cox, The attendance banner and I WHeN!:VEI'I: '!IOI~LE Gallipolis ; Joseph F. Halfhill, IMrs. Ferrell C. Delong, Tony reading circle book wa• award~~~EATENED. Rt. I Cheshire: Mrs. Trix C. L. Derenberger. Tamara H. Ed- ed to Mrs. Osburn's room. The I ~ ~~,u~IIL, Henderaon; Mrs John Iwards, Edward Frasher, Byron I program consisted of speech Sisson, Mason: Mrs. Roger T. Greenlee, Sr., Mrs. J a c k by the Physical Fitness teach- 1 Now arranp the elrcled letters Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant: Mr<. Hall, Ray F. Hall, Jeffrey W er, Mr. Shinn, who explamed 1 to form the surprise an~wer. 11 P. Jones, Pt. Pleasant; Mullina, Mrs. Earl 0. Nichols, how the program began and 1 augxesW by the above cartoon. Mrs Lee R. Mayes, Henderson; Mrs. 'fyrl18 C. Nippert, M r s. Ithe need for it. He presented Paul A. Powell. Rt. I Letart; Irene Shumaker, Geraldine M 1 ~e following students, Connie J~ KEPT HIS IStanl•ey B. Jones, Pomeroy; El· Shupe, Rhonda J. Taylor, Mrs land Donna Welh , Richard Ll~ (A.n•w•r• lomorr-1 B Bailey, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Kenneth D Williams. Mrs Phil er and Robert Hensley to demJu-IHIII ACUO WOlPUL SAnRE P. Buck, Rt. 2 Pomeroy ; c Wlilmmson, Mrs. Leora Zwll· onstrate systemati' exerc~ses. ••• , llltlf'\ Mrs. Clarence W. Hatfield, Dex· Ung, Eugene F. Branham, Mrs. Refreshments were served. • ,'; • IP'Aof: • ~u.• lau.aluaad odm.lred •"en 1M ter: M rs. Richard E Weaver, Paul L. Burns, Mrs. BesSie M - ---·-----·- - - ,......_,.._or-Hl$Wifi'ITAITI- :__ _ • Rt. 1 Racine: Clyde S. Wbltman, Ferguson, Mrs. William E. Hall, Leg•l Notice Ironton; S<tltt M. Hineman. Rt Albert A. Haycraft, Mr s.l LIGAL NOTICI I Scottown; Teresa A. McCias- Fannie L. Hutchinson. William • ANKLE LENGTH 'DI PUI.LICATION Rt. 3 Wellston: Randall L c. Ramey, William J Sm1th, ""- Unknown Helra oOl Clara Hell· ~ dlloeuell. whOle e4da'•ee u. STRETCH NYLON Johnson, Ashland, Ky.; Edward Sr., Mrs. Boward W. Thoma, unknow.n, w!U Yll:e not!oe that on Ap. rU 13. 1110'1, 1pedal proceedlnjl were . Edinger. Wellston: Ml s s Sr., Jerry Warner, Donald R. FOR SLACKS tilt(! ta \be Common Plau Court of Cheryl A. Rice, Wellston; Gary Saxon, Mrs Kenneth A. WrobM•lllfl Cot111.t7, Ohio, IN TBI MATl'D AND CAPRI or TH!I APPBOPRIATION BY T H E G Dally, Sr., Wellston: William Jewskl and infant son, M r • PANTS , STATZ Or OWO OJ' AN EASEMENT POR HIGHWAY Pt1RPOSIB OVER Robert Daily. Wellston: ThomJames F. Stover and Infant son, I THX PBOPIIBTY OW CARL BilLMAN, A construction project at as H Miller, Wellston; Jam•• Mrs Ervin C. Johnson and son, ft AL. AND TD APPROPBIA110N IJI'ATI: OJ OHIO OF THE E. Dixon, Rt. 4 Oak Hill; Mr!. Mrs. Michael E. Kincaid and I' PURP08U Oak State Park near Is providing Ohioans additional M. Alexander, Wellston. infant daughter, Mrs. Kenneth MIDDLEPORT I opportumties for planninll lam· Ervin Tolliver, Rt. 3 Jack- F. Sheets and Infant son.___ ~~-------_,! -~ ily weekend trips and va~:t~:::1 --at this we)l.<feveloped recreational area, with some the state's best bass fishing. The State of Ohio ls putting finishing touches on a new lodge with modern overnight and lng accommodations, as well as many other features to Buckeye rMidenls greater joyment and use of this scenie I throughout the year. ~:. '1,00:,.""~~~ ~~ .~'"£;~ 1\!:.'~fl,~~~ Improvementsa t 0 Long Bottom Society News A:. Holzer l!oopltsl: V islllng Blrtbs boors 2-4 and p.m. Parents •. only on Pediatrics Ward. Mrs. Howard K/l~Sing,tt. Admission~ 1 Leon, W. Va., aug ter~ a. m., Saturday; Mrs. Merlin M Mrs. Alfonzo Johnson, 54 Nell Mitchell, Rt. 2 Cheshire, 'on, 1_. a!;'; - - - ' --:=::Mrs. Roberta Wilson, dele- - Murl Taylor, Keuo, Sam Sisson gate from Meigs County to the and Mary Pierce. 0 h l o Education Association, Mrs. Virgmia Carter and was called to Colwnbus on sB~ ' my visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva urday, She spent Saturday night Holsinger, Reedsville. at the home of her daugbter _, . ·· - - - - - - - - Mr and Mrs. Dave Holler and son-Jn.Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. - - ' and family of Chester u;sited I Co I s Mrs. Rosella Thomson re- Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Bab- Mr and Mrs. Hank Holt~;, rw n mith, and was joined / ftiVed word her son, Pfc. W•l· oock and M _ .r and Mrs Osc_ar l Mr. and Mrs HeriJert Swan on Sunday by her husband, Mr. B b k Marvin Wilson, and mother' 8 :. liauJ. W. Thomson, statJOned in 1 coc VIS! ted Flore~ce LJm· anj Clyde Lawrence visited A1aelra, is back on active duty bEerger, Mrs Rile) Pigott .and Ibert Lawrence in a Pennsylvan(Amended Subltltule Bauat . . . ~dmiDI . . flood ::;:r , . verett Connolly all pat1ents1 . . eontrot 1nd ruenrol111; for loclu, JOint a.otuUon Jfo. D) WiW'vN, dodtl and pori develop.. ..,. an Illness and hosp1tahza- t H 1 H .1 1• ia hospital where he IS serJousIOJi a o zer osp1 a . • ment: tor aewer, water and retuN JOINT R.IISOLVTJON d.l.lpoaaJ proJect., for water and air VISiting Mr. and Mrs . Garth ly •II. pollution control prolectl, lor airMra. Rosella Thomson wa• Sm1'th an d Ne11 1e . Steth em were Mr · and Mrs · Dave Yates porta, bletorlc•l alte.~1 Ubnrl-. . ltl.dlwn., parktnJ t.cwu-. bOlo e-andmother tw1ce m twelve I y · M d Oil' y were overnight visitors in Cam pltala, and reHilieh .and devel~ : .._ M d L I 1rg1e ora an 1e oung men\ 1nltttu.Uona· tor UJ'ban rede-,.. r. an M rs. arry DII· f p M d M E bridge eher b' o orneroy , r. an rs. m. nlopment; md lor publJc housln1 project~ tor penont with Umltea announced the rrth of 8 mett Stethem, Ruth Larkins, Leota Johnson of Portland re- a. 11 -~... b7 tU Oenoral Income. The eommiJslon b furtb.l!ll' ~··-hter on M h 22 Sh Auembly of the State ot Ohio: uaoaei arc · e was 8 nd Eth 1 Ch 11 cerdly visited Ethel Larkins, t'h.ree-Httha of the membeu ot •utborlzed md empowered to ex· · ~aamed Rebel Lyn. The DJIe eva er. u.ch hou~~e concurrl.na thertln, 1ha\ pend money by direct rrant. or ~h ~ th h Lanny and Edd1e Adams of -Violet Smith • •-al oiooUon I• ..,.., cal1<d otberwiJe fn the cartY1nr out ot Qlm"l!i ave ,uree o er c l1. . to be held on 1h• ftret TueiKiiiJ' ~ of the OliiDital llnprovement tunetJoru bereJn&efore In th1l paradren, Julie Ann, Beth Ellen and Racme spent a weekend with :f~h~~ ~~n~.7~P~~~96;!; ll'f.Ph ltated when uled ln con· Junior OR A 'I 1 M d Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swam. .mend Arttde vm Of 'the ConaU.. JuncUon with federal loaN and or when uaed ln cmlj:.mctiOII. . • prl ' r . an \-Jsttmg Leona SJ s::mn and LotuUon of Ohio u Jn 'UWIIotnt Reto- fl'&nt.lt With or to ll.illat any poutlcal rublfrl. Denci1 R. Hudson became is were Carol Cline Cincinnati The private passenger car is l:ti~ =edof'\t~J:tte~~~":: &vlalon of the etate or any other sovenunenta.l entlly ot the ataW. 1 No part of the bondl or other parents of a daughter, Becky 1 ' ___ _ • used in 90 per cent of all vaca- ~rov•l or ,..JectJon on • separate T- bor ballot w1'tho~t . part,y=ation ot 'l"b.e commiasl.on rna;y at.o Upend obll1at1ona dncrl.be<t 1n eald cerU.-.v, n at Pleasant Valley r to the employineot on the t10n and recreatJOn trips in the an:r kind. Bald amend- anoney to P•Y the coat~~ of Pl•nnlnr, ftcatlon or amended eerttficattoa HI-'tal Thi · th H d U S men\ lb&Jl be pub once ar. tnVneertnr. lep.l &ervice~ 1 wrveYI llhaU be Jaued or .old by th -1'• s IS e u sons Great Lakes , . . I week IDr lllve oona!Mlllttve weeu hld .tudles p3'ellin1nary lO or In eommluton unleu the General 1 llrst child • Grandpa...nts In a d• · preoedlnl .ueh elec:Uon in •* Ieut f:nj~etton With Ul)' .uch capital Rmb)Jr shall ha ve approved said one ne"~Qp~per in H.ch county ot P vem.ent. certJfieatlon by resolution adopted dltlonai to Mrs Thomson are tbe mw wharf a newtPaper II In accordanct!l with an:r req.ur.. br, a maJority ot ~~oil tl:ie member. ment. which the Genw.aJ, Ale:embl:r I e ected io each houae and abtll ~bllthecl. If aonmaJority th• m&Y J)l'eleribe by law, the oom- have levied and pledJed e:x:clsea, Mra. Amla Hudson, Syracuse, a ~n 1'0Unl the •am•ot wu -·• -""""other, v·Jtgil Hud• • f • • odopt omen<Iment, 1t '"" ... mlaaton £hall ex.pend mo ney 'k:l e. ta xe~~, l ees, cha:rrea and llcenM E;A~aUo com• •oald p&rt ot the Collltitution At t:ablflb and adminlater • lund wblcb tax ea, or ~_y combination thereat. be used toleiy tor payment o1 : exeludlna ad valorem taxee on real 100, Pomeroy, grandfather and 0 P T0 M ETRI ST =·~ ~r~· ~ ~ 11 'l: 1 Wll rul..tate tax• on retldentJaJ prop.- 8lld penonai property ~d lncom• Myla Hudson grandmother open the ume manner u when I lll1y 'kl the otent that thci lia- taxea, Jn amount IIUffielent 'kl pay billty of tile ared a.nd other natural all principal. Interest 1nd char1• Dencil R. Hudson and P~arl Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 51 (Close at Noon on :,::~~~~r:~~ :ew~~e;k~ J)eniODI thtl'ttor hal been deterred. fOr the luuance and ret.lrernent o1 The comnlilllon 5hall not be re· tile bonds or other obligations de.o 1eeoy of Syracuse, were called Thurs.- East Court St., Pomeroy ::, •u~:= :~-=.~~~~ quired. to and lball not pay out a! ICI':Ibed In aaid certtfl.cation, whleh election ill held before \hi l'ei'Ular IUcb fund more tban tw enty-five exclaee, tan~ . fees, eb&rgea nnd nate election 1n even m~mbered 1 mllllon doUan in any calendar year license taxea shall be levied durtnr 1!011; Mrs. Paul L. L)'lld, Ashland, Ky.: Jam01 F. Laber, Ironton. �.. - ,, ·~~ _. .._......... ·.1.. ... ~--~·---· ............... . ..... _ .. ~- ...._.. _, .... .... - - ·- · - · Time Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middtepon, u., Apru n, • ' Point Rock . 1~01 GRAIN REPORT • Meigs Hospital News Property Transfers COLUMBUS (UP!) - C8sb grain nominal 15~ cents New York; Wheat: No. 2 aoft red 1.64; No. 2 aolt white 1.63">, Corn: No. 2 yellow 1.33\0. Oats: By Mn. J. E. ful~ No. 2 10ft whit e7810; 35 II>!. . . ! Mrs. Ina Sams of Newark re- Soybeans; No. I yellow 2.88, IS ~:~:~n~'.:.i. ~ spent a weekend with per cent. N, Wh Ue, Grover c. Wblte, Jr. 1 mother, Mrs. G. B. RadeElsie Whlte, Thelma Eddy, Leo On Saturday, they were In Mrs. Effle Hoosier. W. Ed(ij>, Mae Jones, Claykm ' aHI!icothe where the latter Mrs. Dolt Slrons waa taken Jones, Donna Jean Baker, Paul ' her doctor. Mrs. Bar- by ambulance Saturday to the R. ~ to Woodrow Fortney, ' Radekln and cbildren of borne of her daughter, Mrs. Virginia Fortney, 86.40 &a"OS, ; 1 McArth11r were Sat11rday night Frank Talbert In South Caro- Chester. and Sunday visitors at the Rad. Una. Dale Harrleon, Marlene Harekln home. rison to State of Ohio, 1.22 acre, Mrs. Nellie Long of Wilkes- Word baa been received by I Bedford. ville is caring for Mrs. J. E. IMr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekln Dale Harrison, Marlene HarRadekin. Ithat their son, Arlin, whO has 1 rieon to State of Ohio, .65 acre, Bobo and Loll'ther !ami- been stationed at Fort Dix, N. ' Bedford. H1hol• enjoyed the weekend at J., will be sent to Germany af. Dale Harrison Marlene liarfarm home here. ter a nine day furlouglt rleon to State ~~ Ohio, Ea,.. Joey Nelson entertained edf d grouo of friends a 1 Mr. Tom Wooten Is a patient ment, B or . cently at the hat a par7 ~e- 1 in Mercy Hospital, Columbus. William McKinley Boyd, Ro!0 grandmother M omi:r Is I Mr. Dooald Wooten Is hospl~ ella May Boyd to Fredenck C. son. ' rs. rna Nel· allzed at thia writing. Boyd, Lot, Pomeroy. Society Notes ·: · Syracuse . ~ciety Notes &"-.... . N W COMPTON 0 D ... ~decl BubiUtutt senate lotnt Resolution No. 12) JOINT RJ:SOLUTrON ...,..sa, to - d Metlo,a I t1 Anlc!e U. llld to llllld o•w _.. ••w Slo.a I e1 Arllcl• 11 IIIU!. ..o:bon• 1, 2, l. 4. 6, &. '· t. I, IUI4I. II ot Artlelto XI of lh• Coull!Wioa ., 11M State oi Oblo ••10 proYlM tor • pPCir IIonm•nt of ....,. 8 GUM of BepreMnt•tlve• a.ad. 11 •zu.te llDd lo repeal -.cJioa I of Artie'- 11, . .d lledlona I. 2. I. 4, B. I, Ia. 7, I. I, 10, and II of Arllcle XJ of lbe Cmut ll utloa of 1hll &tale of Oblo. Be 1t n .sfllved by the General A!-l'lembh ,,r tile :;;t ~~~ ot Ohio, t:b.re<>-·filths ul th• mPmbe!'l eltc t.ed to each huuse con~urriflg therein that a ¥p ~c tal elet:Uon it; herebi ea.lled to be held on the fl l'llt Tneaday after 1hc fir.:~t Mundav tn May 1967, at whl l h electwn " prnp051 uori to am• nd ~I'C11o n 3 of Arttclt> u ll!ld to enact new section ~ of Arll cle li 11nd enact new seetrons 1 2 J 4 :1 I, 'l. 8, li, aud 10 or Article Xt' of tbe- Con.titl tutt on of Ohw .11.1 In thil lofnt Re.oltilton eontalnlld lhall be Rlbmitted to the electon of the .a:ate for the1r approVll or reJection 0D 1 aeparate blllJO[ Without PJ.rtJ' .s.iiJUition al an! kind S.ll!d proPDted Mlendmen ahall be publlahed onee • week for ave CODteOUweeki ~inl IUeh election 11tt 11t least one newspaper In eaob IDUnty' ot the lt.lte where a ntwlflo ~ ll pulllahed. It • majority Of thlr electon votin1 on tbt ume tbaU adopt lltd Amendment, it llhall beemne a part ot the c onatituUon At audl apecit.l elect.! on all o1. the DOilbzg plac• of the nate Call be Qpen In the ume lllltnner •• when a qtlMtion or 1uue 18 IUbmitted to ~~leeton throUChout the enUre IbM a\ a pnen.l election in an:r yeu, "J' llf when • Ntewtde prlmarJ .aeetl.on ia held befort the re(Uiar Illite eleetlon in even nturtberld J'Nrl, So fa r u applicable, the eltc· lion procedure, duUe:t~ of election OI'Hdall, voter quaUftcaUon and rtf• llb'ation, form ot the ballot, counlta.c. certify111J'1. tr•nlmlttlnr and oanvaasing of tn• vote Ule ot votinland tab ulaUnf aqttipment. ri(bt to vote by •blentee ballot, proeadure for teeount1n1, and _peraltJ IJ'Ovlalons purauanf to Ctuaptet'll IIMil., 3503 .. 3105, 35011.. 350'1., 3001., !'!1., 3$13., 351!5, an_, 3699. of tha -villed Code lhall be the same • When a que~Uon or isrue 1a •ubmltW to electors tlutughQut the en· tiN .tate at • llflneral elect.Jon kl _._,___,,._ r, er In • .... ....,.. ,..,.... pr_._ .. u•I'J be before the rerular .Ute eleetlorJ Jt. ev~ numbel"l!'d year~, Tba Se:r:t of tRid propoaaj amendment ~ws: AI.TICLI n lleetlon 2. RepraentaUv• QD . . elected biennially by th1 eleaton f( the respective houH ot repn. 11!11t&t1Yell dlltlictl, their te-rm ot' ofAft llhaU commence on the Ant da:r .f· January next theteattar aad . M~Unue two yean ' •ve '"7.'" a.ndldate 11 unable or unwllllnr to th1 duUe1 of the trearnrex of .Ute ahall be perfonl\ld by the cen. didllt• tor audl'k:lr of atate, at the Jut election at which lb.e aUditor of st.ta wu elected of the major po. UUcal party ln UU• nate of whicb tbe treuurer ol .tate "not • merobet, or, if .uch candidate :tor audl· ~-r of ~ -·- " bl IIU .., serve, ....by ..., ~una e or unw nr to candidate for governor, ar, lf a. ia uJUble or unwlllto aerve, .bJ' the CMdidate for •t rney rener.l, or, If he 1s. unable or unw1WnJ to Rrve, by the cand1dl.tt tor ti'HIW'tr of sta te IU'Ve, info Seetl.on 7. 'l'h• Suprcne Court ol Obto &ball h.ve exclusl.v1, oriJ:Inal Jurtldlctlon in all easel ari1lnJ under this Article. · In the event lhl.t any aetUon ot thll Con1Utut1on relatinp to api)brtlonment or a ny pl.ln o •pportlonment made by the rovernor, •udltor ol atate, aecretary of state. trf!arrurer of 1Wte or other person as pr<wi ded In section J ot th ~- Anl<lo '' d 1' "" · t a ...,me y ren era or a ny three o! them, Ia d.tennln 'k:l be lnvaltd by 1Hhu the SUpreme Court of. Ohio, or the Supreme Court of the United States, then notwlthstandtn( a ny other provllio111 of thl a Constitution, the IOVernor, au ditor of state, ~ecrelary of .tate, treuurer ot ataUI or other perwn u provided 1n secUon 1 of this Article, a nd attorney Jenenl, or •ny three ot them, ahall •acertaln and detennlne a plan of apport:lonment, tncludlna e!tabllshlnJ terms of office and election of members of the General Assernl;!y from dlst rtcls duignated 1n the plan, to be used until the nut r@gular apportlonment In r-on form lty with •uch provlslous ot this oonstJtulion aa I f@ th en va lid :J Seet1on l. The al'l;!ortlonment f1l. thl.11 atate for members ot the ..:enera! a!l111!mbly shall be made eve ry 1 len .tears, commenclnf in the )tar one lhou.sand nine hu ndred servl!'llty one 1D the follow1n( manne r. The whole populaUon of the rEtaUI, at determined by the federal censu1 or, If such is un.ll vallable such other ba s.l.!l .11.1 the general a~mbly ma y ~~ t] ah all be .~I vi de<'! by the num ber n nety-nine a nd th e qu o· ttent •hall be the rallo of repre~en tatJon In the house of repre3ent11.Uv• for ten years next succeedln l a~ch epportlonmeJLt. Th.e wh nle Section 8 The ro vernor llhall rtve PDDU.IatiCIIl of the atat. a1 deter- the a uditor of blla te, secretary of infutd bJ the federal Cer!.IUI, or, It ttate, treasurer o f ,t~late or o ther IIlith II unanllable,tueh other basb person as provided In section 1 ol M the pneral UMmbi:y may direct, th la Article, and •ttorneJ renerll ~-be d1!ided by ttle number two weekt advance wr1tten notice .....-..,--three and the quotient W U of the date, time and place •t whJcb be me ,..uo of repraentat1on fa any B IJCe rt~~ lnm ent or detennin•· till tor ten ;yura next sue- tlon Ia 'k:l be me4e PUI'IUant 'k:l UU. ~ IUch •pporttonment Sen · artlcle. Itt diitnetll llb&U be compoaed of Section 8. The boundulu o1 three conU.UOw hoUN ot repre- bouse ot reprenntatlvet dllltrletll .e~~tt.tiw. cu.trJ.cta. Tha IOVernot •nd 3enate d latrict.a from which re plhall caUN the apportionment to be rnen lativt:a and aenatou were publilhed no later than Oc'k:lb!I' 5 elected to the J01tb General AaOl the )fear 1n 'Whleb It 18 made, In .embly shall be the boundariea of lRleb mumv M lhall be pmvided bou~e of represent.aUvea and senate .,. a.w, dl.itnctt until January 1. 1973 and hoUoa S. At tbe Ume the gov- rf!PN~•entatiVel •nd aenatot'l e~ected .-nor, •udlktr o1. lt.lta, MCN!tary or In the general tlect.lon 1n 11168 •hall &tate, tnuul'ft of .U.te or other hold office for the tem11 to which penon u provided 1n Mcl.l.on t of they were elected In the event all th1t .Arttc~. and •ttorne:r generaL or any part of thJa apportionment or ury ou-.e of them, UC!ertaln and plan Ia held tnv alld prior to the detennine Uul rat101 of representa · Jenera! electton in the year one UOn pui'IU.I.nt to thll utt.cle, they thouund nln e hundred aeventy, th' ftl.l 1lao determine the boundary 1(1\ ernor, auditor ol state, secretary llnel Of each dl.lltrtct from which of st1 te, treasurer ot sta te or other memben of tiuJ houae o:t represen t· person as provided In 11ection 1 of •Uv• and een•te ahiiU be elected this Article, and attornef ren~ral, for tb.e ten yeanr nut lfiU~InJ or any th!'M of Ultm, aha! ueertaJ.n IU.ch •pportlonment, and ahall Ill· and determine__ a plan ot apportJ on· 8lfn 1o each of the bouae ot re p- rnent to be ei'Tectlve unUI J•nUil'J' twenlaUVlll diatr1etlfl and the &e na te l. one thouaand nine hWld~ III!V• diWietl 1 nwnber, which num ber11, enty three in accordance 'With .eofnr houae ol reprelfntative dittrlcU, tion ' of thla arti cle. . .11 commence With the numb er Section 10 The vartoua proYI• Clfte and lncreue COnteCUtiVtly unUI lio t thl A~ ' 1 XI b d'~hu .. ~ " 1 severable ...c e •re the inMc ... """'"'' an:o;w num...,red. tenn& ded o to be and Senate d1micta: 8hall. be numbered fnvalldity ot one or more of aucb u Pl'DYJded In Section e ot thit provlal.ona ah•D not •ft'ect the valJ4.. Arliele. In avery ln•tance the fQ' of the rema1n1nf nrnVIa:IODA, bt:JundarJ' linea af d1ttrlctlllhall fol· ~~"'~ Jow boundar)' lin• of counties, SCB:EDUU: townlhl.f{. municlpa.UUM, or city The required publlc.aUon ol. Ulll wardl. boundJriry of avery dl.,. propoeed amendment lhall be done !!!' WU be a rdnrte, contlnuow In accordanco with tho Ia• and .uu., ln every indance the dlstricl.l lball be reuonabl:r COm))lct In IJ\J ch proposal lhall be placed on thl tbOM m.ta.ncea wbera the popuia- cfficlal bailot 1n the manner p,.._ Uon of • county fl not ~~Uter than scrtbed by law ln eutntJalb" the one bundnd Uld ten per cent of followlnf form . tbe nrtlo of repreaen.tet.lon 1n the ShaD tbe eon.tltutiOil hoUM of repreeentativs, HUOn11hle of Ohio be amended eftort lhtJJ be rmde 'to avoid dlvldto etlf.ablitlh the prtMnt lnl h county. Counuee lhlll be YES ltllalatlve diltricUt tbe fundamen.tt.l politklal tubdlunlll tM nut ceutW '9'111.on. from which houR of rep8 nd to provide 11 nMDWIIYM dlatrict. ue fo.nned method for tb e q,porSeeUon 4 No house of r@presen:tUonmel ol -etle BOUII aUvea dtltrlct &hall contain a popuof Repr-.n.tau... and l.ltion of leSB than ninety pu cent Sen•h into •lnlle nor more than 0,11 hundred and tell NO member 4lltrlctlr blCent of the rajjo of ~..... -•Allnntn. in lt'f3 ~4 --.. ~ 1 ..,.,.. ~eo ,..,.. ..... _ on In the house of reprl!!lh!ntaUve~~ dt~. ., d to 11hore:uJ:Wnnlned ourauant to thilr ~ prov:C::. .w-. t: It • maJority of the """"" .... lng on the foretolnl ~ amendm ent •t the apecill eloetiOII to be held on 1be lln:!; TUMdaJ !t:t~=-~U~~ af the COftltltUtl.on of tbe Bt.ti'Ol Ohto •nd exiiUnJ...!'ction 1 of yean. SQ fat u lpplleablt. tU elee- and •ny moneyJ pa.td out lb.all be U~n procedure, iluU. o! eieetl.OJI ..cured b;y_a Den on aucb propenr ~ voter qualUI.eatloa •nd l&nW repaid. without Inter-eat, 'kl !he Nf11tn!Uon. tonn Of the ballot. commLMioa which may we IUcb eount1na, certJb"Lnl, Vulml.ltUn• monaye 10 repaid 1D the Arne manmd. et.nva.uint of the vote, Ule of 1 ller aa bel'\II!Jn otherwJae ~?ed,. VOtlcJ and tabulaUnJ eqlllpment. h Ule General AIIIIMilbly pro.. rliht to vote by ableatee -blllot. 1 Yide b)' law. procedure for recoun~, U>d forqoJnl tuncttona ara: b...,. a.lty ~raloru P"-uon to c~ • In'The declared 'k:l be tn the publict len •-• · ., ........., ~.• 31506 '.'1 ~d :In furtherance of • =·31111., 8f.131, 351!1:~ •nd isiii. 01: bite.restpubllo purpoaa neceuar1 tor ~ viMd \AJCie abau be the ~ proper lbe protection .and promotion ot 'Ule U when • qulltlon or IIIUe le publlc peace. health, lafety and IUinWtttd to elector. t.broulhout weltare of the people of the &t.W tbe enttn .tat. •t a renenl elecN t Jlhl din ' tton tn any J'Mr, or in • statewide lee ow tan I the provJalo111 ol prtmary beld before the regu la:r Uom l and I ot tilJ» Article1 .~_e Jtate eleel:lon in ev~ numbered eomrnfulon may. from t1m11 to ume,. JetU't, The text of Mid p .,..... borrow mon8;y Ind. illue banda or 18lllldment follow-a: other cbl1Jat1oru: of the atl.te thereto: lo: any one or more of th• ARTICLJ: VID lol'eiOlnl' funCUoru: Including aucb ldd.iUonal function. aa may have Section 21.. To promote the ren· been conferred upon it by the Genera! welfare at t.he people of t he , ual A.u.embl;y, No part of the proatate, to promo\e the arn cultural. I ceed& of auch bonell or other obliga· fndu1trial, W'Nn and comm.ercial Uona .&hall be upended fOl' an;y opdevelopment af 1h• &tate, to lm- ~ eDUcn or maintenanc e. The faith prove the economic erowth, edu- tllld credit of the nate are herebf cation~ mel TIIQplonnent opporPltdied for the payment of &ueh tun.IUee 0'1. the people ot: the lfllate bondl or other obiJtaUont •nd ttl to tlicWtate pauap at Joc.al voted lnterut and th~ &all be bond or t.a:r: levtea for e•pit.l lm· pa:rable ther-eon from wch exclHI, tt.ua. crovement. Jn whJch the ttatt pal"- fees, ch.arrea and Ucenae taxe1 of clpatea and to meet present-dii,J' ata.te, exclUdinl ad valorem dem.ndll ot th11 Illite. by enlarlllll the on real and personal property the power ot the •t. to contract taxes UI.d incom.e t.axe., after tnaklnt debts, there 18 'aereb)' created a PfOVUloril tor P•)'m.ent at .mounta tommfM.Ion to be tnown u the Dltdpd from IUeb. exdle:l, taxa, "'Ohio Bond ec.nmtaatoa." The com· leea, char&•• and UceiUII taxea, for ID.Uilon lhall aerdle m ch tunc· PIIYtnent Of bond• other ob\1Uona U are oon.ferred upon U bJ' pUona ilsued unaeror IUthortty o1 this ACtion and such addiUonal Sectlolll. ~~ 2d, 2t1._ ~. 211 and 2h funcUon1 u may be conferred upon of thlJ ArUcla, .. me General A.tt u the Ge-neral Asliembly ahall Mmbly ml)' PrtiiCrtbe by law; proprovide by law, The commiulqn 11 vtded. all monen derived from an:r • body corporate ot tbe .tate and excllel or liGenM tu• rel.atthe exercise by it of lllcb functlont .. ,.. to the rettrtraUon. operation or mal..l be held to be euenU•I J"OVIII'Du.. of vehterH on pubUc hlJhwaye men'tal. tunct1oo1 ot the llta.te. cr- to futla JUed for propelllnr Tbe oomm.laton Wll eon&Jit of euch nhlclM levied )J1U'II.I&D.t to lve memben who .lhall be eledon, tbil aecllon ahall be expended onl7 1ppolnted. b7 the governor wttb the for hilhw•~W'POHI lnclqdlnl ldViet and conaent of the Senate, ~w•y ob tiOna u proviN hi no more than three ot wbom lhaD "".u uon II, XU. OIUo eon. 1uuon. be memberl of the ume poUUdll party Each .such member ahall be Hi~w•y oblla.UODI fNLlad punaappointed. for a term ol nine yean •nd until hia IUCCe!.!Kir 11 appointed .at mon8)'8 m tbU derlvad. HCUOnfrom and aupported feu, aoiMiil b7 and quallfted, provided, that •ny or ta:n1 nlatinl: to rat~.~tr.. pei'IOn appointed to fill a vacancy Uonlicente 1.oper•tloa. arUM 01 vehJclM on ~ be: appointed to Ml'Ye oni:r or to tu~ lLM4 tor for the tmeQinld. term, •nd thai pub.uc_~hwan propellJni lueh vahiclaa may be iitba t.l'Dlll of. the membell fll'llt apo JUtd only If &be General AuembiJ" pointed lball be one, thne, five, have levied ud pledpd. aucll IeVen &D.d ntne yean., rupecUvely~ llhall tees. exclae~ or Ucerue 'taxea dU!er-An:r vaaane:r lhaU bt :Wed 'tl'lthin ct tn ldn4 or nta from tboM I.Q one hundred twent)' daf• after 1t etreet ftld prior to IUch pledn auf.. OC::tl\11'1. laeh mernblir, before enterftotent fOr the palJDent of llD prlblnL,u-n ••· duO• ..... .,..., .... ......... to•..., •• ctpal, tntel'ltlt md eh&r'Jte for fht oa oi!J!I provided In Seetlon 7, Ar· laiuanee •nd ret.Jremea.t ot such tlcl.e XV, Oldo Con.Ututton. The hlrhw.,- obllptJon'" pvam.or lnQ', •t •ny time, ramove The •~~rer•w total amount of an t1111 member Cll the ~ion fOl' ml"-.. nce. noD!euance, or m.al- Other .u.Ch U...u~ bondJ and other obllJ•Uona PW'Wiont to Jllaanoe 1n olllee. thia 8f/C'Uon tmt 1DQ' be IMued, or Tbe eotnm1tdon lball elMI: OM ol eertifl.ed by the eomm..Uon ed Ill mem.ben 81 Winn•n ~d one •PProVed b7~e lll'lll AMml.bly vt aha1rm.tn. 1n4 lhall •Puo.ln.t eel, ID. UlJ' Ileal : '~-tnruurv who n!:d no\ u herein.~ Jtn lhall n axceed a IW!1 th..at De a mambar of till CICIII'lrn-o. wtll require en ~ maslmum unount durlnf any o~ twcaJ 74U' ~ m.._banl o1 the ~ o1 rnoN then lbt~M-Quuten ol oM lion llhall OODII:SWte • qUOl'UII1 and per cent of the total 1tn.ra1 nvetbe •fllnMUve vote ot t:brH memnUe fund of tbe state, u certlfted Mrl a\ • lluWJc mM1tq lhall be by the auditor of .U.t.e, tor the thtn. ~~~ for l&bJ' eetton kken by P~inl fl.lcal ..:r•r for the ,.,._ U. eommilll.on:.. No vuaney 1n the m.nbenlllp 111 tbl oomm:JIIIon llba.l.l mm.t of prfnclb)&L Intend and dll.r181 tor the laUanoe and ~ lmpelr «be rllbtt. of • quorwn to anent of IU(!b ot.hl!'t bondl and ob:-~ ud.~-n• ttl'aUonl; provided, •t the um.e ol •ch member of tho oom 00 tuue of any .w:b otber Hndl and oblipUODf. tht .rrreratt tbiU noatve an Annual M11n' 1D other total amount of alliUCb other bon4t IUe)l - UIO\lnt al tJle Gellftal Afl. uad other obUp.tiOftl then oulltan4~b17 ihal1 P.t0V14• b)' . . .. The UlOU.Dt ol IIUOb ~ me.r 1ro1Q tnc or to be ouWt&odlu .lhall nev• time to Ume, ~ve duHn; an ezeeed • IUm 'fbat WiD. J'IQufre &n eltim.a.ted m.axlm.Um amount durtnf ~ lum. boi a the &nJ' one ftacalJettr ot moN thaii la ~bl.f J)IV'9'Jde br llbr: per cent '1M total lell.etal NYenue tund at the atatto, u certl.;;, furth~~n.nce of the ...,,....,_ ftad by the tudltor ol lltf.tl. fm tbt br4dnbe:fore ..n forth, the &.~ t:bAn preoecUnr ~ :r-r fw paJ1ioa. ll taem:r •uthortud and am- ment ol prlneJp•l. intan.t eD4 DOWMed to expend monl)' to •o- C!bafPI fOr tile iiJUIIDOI anti ,... quire, leue. oorutruct, ~ Urmient ol web other bottdl uad o1htr obllpUorw. Nots :lllt..r.ed iD anticiJ>aUon of the lawanoe of tu01t. other bond• or otiiM obDJIUOII.I Mill be C!hal'ftd M-.inlt the fo,.... of 0 r an:r ona M mol'* of ..... Uml.. tlono .. ...... .... tb.t fi.mcttona : fOr .tate bond• bad been Jllu.ed w:ltbou\ tha m OUMr ~11nt omc.; fm the Prior iuue of not. Donda to fund llllliL w•ltere. eorncUonal and ..... lllld ohal1 not iDID.W bJJIW lr!IUtuUODI of the be <1barftcl • lllOnd time qalrld ltlte.: fOr ~ve oommuniQ' •td. Umltaitont. llltntal balllh- oea.t v. amt for com.. Qenerd revenu.e fund u U111t4 PhlMnlt.,. communJty mental n-o bantn lhlll mua. Ill mOllen ntudaUon Olfttlra; for public hllboatved by th1 .tate from. which •D¥ wan indudlnt brtti&H .and tunne_ll; approJlrliltlon for Clll'Hitt npeQII4II for maM b'11n1p0ttaUon: for el.. ..,y kind m.y be made, exo.pt mentarr, ~_,,. !Uld voeat.IOilJl of m.oneYJ ~ P\UIIIIn' to ~ Arltele otllo Conatitutfob. or ...tn..t lnrtltuuont Of Ia, m•:r be enendecl on.b' tor the p.,.. «<ucaUon lncludinl tecbnf.. ........ , ..... t h _ ... _ Wtell •nd communlb eoJ. Ul.at by laWI In focct H Jlltl;; for prtvate no\-for-prollt col· monep the eft'eotlve dat.e of tbbr amend.. ......: 11fttiu11U. and wutuuona Mlt1t •rt Umluel to ~))edt~ <11.... tf'lll.iblr educaUoG: tor etate :voutb of expencUtun\1. gmilll; tor Nnlor- ciUcen rulnc!f'tloUonal nd ltril.trte Jlrlor tc the latl•nce and .._.. ol lla&e eupported or u.- any lAUe ot lax-euppor1ed bonda or fl:POI;IUOru •nd exbl .. Otllor obllr•Uono - • MOtion, JniludfnJ' &"-tic:lpatof)' note. bltlonl =.tnrunlor f•ln: for IIZ'b Md on; for \!(lnMrbut exoludlnl bonda tO fund nO'tll ~~ or nnno\1 tbe -.KP'd• ' !::::" I'OP---., I !!!;I· :rt z:u:- =-= I the period oommenclnl on or ~ tore the date of Issue of aueh bon4t or other obligation~ ~ or on or befor. thill date of fssue m: the ftM!t serf~ of auch IMUe lf bond• or ot her obIJtatlona of such lu ue are to be luued Jn nrl es. and eontin utnr for eo lonr u an;y bond• or other abllptfom of 1uch l1sue are outltandinl and moneya In the eepa• n'ta and dllttnot bend rettremens fund tl&r"eln.tter created are 1n.UI!I.c.lent to Pay •II prinelpal, In• terut •nd chargPI for the la!J\Uince and retirement ll.t maturity ot aueh bondJ or othe r obJJgatl on1. The ~neul Au embl;y ahd l e nact tawa for the coltectlon ot the exctsea, I taxa, tee1 c har(es an d llce nae taxes levtiid a.nd pledfed Plll'lluan.i to thll ..ctlon I I Sucb bondl or otber ohllrationt .W.ll m.ture •t tuch t.lme or tirnH, not exceedlnl forty yea ra from date of Wtue, and ln auch amount& aa llhall be ftxed by the eommluion. All .auch bonda or other obliKaUona llha.U btar Interest at au~h rate or nte. •• the com rnlulo n may d.. I termlne and lhall be 110ld u lb.e General A~~embly lh&U Provide bJ' 18w. I The procaeda from tbe .ale 0'1. •DJ .Uch bOnck or ather obllr•ttona, u:a cept premium •nd accrued inter11:1l. llbaU bt depolited In t.h• •tate treuW'1 to the eredit of the tund on &eCQunt of which auch bonda or other obllr•Uolll are Luued anti .ald. end are hereby •pproprlated wtth.ou\ other or furth•r appropri•Uo.n to be UMd only for t he purI epproved PDH or pUl'J)Oatl aet forth 1n the certlHcatl on and In the reaot~t1on of tht C02runlu1on 1\1thortztnr: aueh laaue ot bonda or other obUrationa. Am ballllflce remain.lnt 1n 1uch fund atte• paytna all or the eoat. tor whleb the tuna waa created man be tra.rWerred to the aepara'&e and. dlttlnct bond r., tirement fund hlll'einaltu created. The premium IJld accrued lntere.at, it any, derived tram any tuch u1e llaU be oredt\ed to the aeparate and. d1stinct bond retirement fUnd hertlo matter created. ~~A~~J~~~ ---- ................. SNDY ~ OR'ID ITATD 01' A1G1:RJCA ITA'R or OHIO omcz or THJ: SIDCRZTAKT liJ oerur:r that the ~ ia • ""' Am .....S No. ...~ hull...,. JOinI"lterlolutlan 11 .. the "' the •bGve ..uoM ol the CoDIUCUUoti af OIIJ.o, IN 'J'J:ITUIONY ....or. I '-ve bullunto aJblcrtbed JftJ' namt &., *'"•llx..Smr--otcoli.Jmlnll1lllt mil of . ..,... lift. .... T!D W. BROWN . . . . , It 8WI xn. ron- to""' -Oif ...n. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grim haYe Alao ealUIIg at tbe funerlllfelbodltt Aj IFf 1...r A regular meeting of the Rlv- returned to their b~me ill Sef ltome Wedllesdty wen · 7411 , erview PTA waa beld at the , City, N. C., !llld lo{r,' lud l!rs. Mr. and Mrs. Jao;k ~~~~ of IIWllflw, • •lhiJi> ;JIIII- , school Monday evenmg when tt l Robert Se""F and famlly b&ve J!ortsmouth. Mr. Grim- 1 ..,- lllft '!lf$ . . ,'~11 ,, was annoWlced that the new returned to ' tbeiJ:'1 114!!111! )11 '"al I)P,CI• el Mr. Mallt • JIOolll lit "'•· " ,.r exit off the stage had been ~~~oiji~~;i·~~~;;i;;~~~~~~~!!!'l~~!''!l evmc 44 ~ !:~lh.:.~:::::. t. s!~~.' s~~turdtu;d~~;thM~~- 'JJ:h~n~ ;:dt~as·~~a~:.:J.Iaf· . 6:15 p.m. a ay: ra. A nominating committee waa IADu~ 1.1 I ITINNEY.l [I I I I I e FORMICA TOPS Complete Building ond Romocfollng Sorvlcol ePANELING e CEILiNG TILE eFLQOR TILE eKITCHEN CABINETS tTRFJES ) I I»~ I _........................... i et manner and for' web PUJ'POMI u Ganeral Allllllbl:r ltWI prcn1cle Middleport, 0. ,.....,.-T"'------., law. aha§Yid• SCBI:Dut.:l NO .NLOP Tl·RES'"•i::Jf!t:D.' Being built to give greater flexibllity In ~:::;~! the park's recreational Is Burr Oak Lodge will oUer sleeping rooms, a dining room aeatlng 250 persons, group meet-/ mg rooDls, a swimming p o o I which can be opened to the ou~ doors or completely enclosed during lnclement weather, adji!Ci!nt tennis courts. ... '" .....,,.., ... ......... <hoi... lor thtltuuane1 lnci .J't'tlra.. ment of .ucb t1on1q or ot.b.er aJ:I.IIraUonr~., wbJch are 1W'thtr ~ ~rted by e 'Pie41' Of •U filch at..te t.x .. ~d u:ot .... uo.pt hl.lh••7 Uler ta:rrrea urilea for bJ&b••J ob- .. 1\f:'\:''ell':~ , .....':1 prtat.a l'lll t on Uil ' ... . .. ' ' __ --ln..'llti[f.. preurlbtiS :r aw: =:'r,.lorllie ':'<i' tell revea~t i o1 the ltate: ~ fQ1o ,_, UQUII "9!.. rttortt and. aU aucb· bondi Nld clud~nvenn ~ other :l't".... ':'cl'"~ ~ b7 d.IVliLOQ ... tr:lct tlllrtol: • spo ' ' ' -, ,. ~· GOLD SEAL - PREMIUU '; • ' ' FULL 4 PLY ., • ··•-< ' ALL ______.____ $19....~:.:. ·~.u ' • 775 X 14, WHm w· 825 x 14, WHITE WALL ELITE ,yy "''l"T JP $21.35 piiVI ~ - PREMIUM FULL 4 PLY 775 x 14, TWIN WHITE WALL----- $24.44 plutiD 885 x 14, TWIN WHITE WALL $28.56 pluttu KELVINATOR FOODARAMA - REF. & FREEZER $200.00 Tr1de-in Allow1nce PROF FITTS WHOLESALE RACINE · SERVICE STATION INE O ~ 4»- -- ~or.~ l!"'l and u and 'H:i'tf ot =~.,.,."'Oz. 9NLY ~99 fiOAI--Iil- c.o..,-.,T.n. "MASON ' FURNnuRI CO. ~w, , VA. ' . ~I' ' " ' ,,. ' ro' "' .., .·~~.-!if' ~~~'!""'!"!!'!""'!"""!"'!'!!"'~---RA-C'!""'!""'-"---~!!'!======~!!!!~ monl)' for the .u.ld function• and such Other fUIJctJons as may be added by law a nd itlue hlah.way oblll'aUons tand ot11er b•mdl and other obliltatl.ona ot the • ta te, payable from mt;mey8 plediecl from nct sea, ,.,., t ees, charges and •IJ·· cerae taxea of the state, e x clutltn 1 • d 1 '"va orem ......e• on real and personal property and incom4:1 taxe1, ln web eml?unt, exc.haive of hiibw&)' obUgation 1, 81 wiD ,not require an etUmated maximum amount for •rlnelpal od 1 t a n ereat thereon durlnt an)' one ftacal year of more than three-quarttt'l of one per cent of the Jenera! revenue fund for the then precedin( futcal year a nd which total amount of ouutandln,t other bnn<h or other obliga tions at the tlml of islue a& wm neverrequire a n e1Umaied maXimum am ount tor Pttnctpal and !J1tereat thereon dUI'in& en:r one- dlcal year o! more th11n au.: per cent of the renend rever1ue tund of the •tate for the then pre~edlnl flit· cal year, provldtd that bJihw•:r obllraUou payable trom lees, u~l.e. or ll.c:•n•e LlxH telaUn1 to re&istraUon, O,pera Uon · or rtt:e ot Vehicles ~n JlubUc tJIIbwan, or to tuell uaed tor propt-lUn« IUtb vehlclll'l. SI\Bll be I!IUed OJ:l).y u PIYable fmm 1ddiUon11l auch hJBway u1er taxea ltvl+d a nd _pltdred tberelor• provid~ that no 111.~ IUpported bon41 m otller obllpUona llball be luuad ot• aoltt by the commlSI.Ion t.lnleN the Oenenl Auetnbll: lhall Mve levlld and Jlleditd excilu, ta x•, ~· · <lhuge., •nd uftl!.H taxea, or 1111! combJnaUon thereo except •d valettm. Luee on 1'ftl and Ptl'· tonal propert7 ab(J ID,.. 10m1 taxu. ln l:tl. amount aumcJmt to to ANKLE-HI'S :_o:' :~fa.loriw~ ~rr~h; Tb• 1 requ red publlcaUon ot thfl tropo.11ed amendment lhall be done ~ccordanee wtlh !.be Jaw and : , J:trgn_,~b,aUinbe Pkced on l'elcrtbed .....o the lN.llner f:noWinJ ~~" fn tqer.tJ&iQ' tbe I (I] THE SHOE BOX lJc houainl proJecta for pel'IODI 'fr'iUL Umlted Income: confurlnc power on tbe oornnua;. siOD to expend. moner b1 dlret l!'llnll or otherWise, lri carrrtnr out ~Y Of .uch funoUOna, 1n e~uncUon with federal lOam and lt&J:l&l, or 1n oonjunc· Uon with or to assist any political .ubdlvl· aton of the' 11t.te or any o'her IOV•tnmentt.l entity ot the atate: conftrrinJ power on the comm..lilfon to upend mooey to eatabUab and adminllter a fund tor paymtnt of ntal tmte U.:r:e• on r u ...! , ! ~;o r.ttal property Ill ~i{.nen' Uu.t the llaf:!liAl •of the aled. l ana o ar n•tural perama therefor lula been deterred in accordance with law, the expenditure from such fund not to eJU~eed twentyfive m.llUon dollal"l irl any calendar year•, con~ •A In The otiD:1II1ialtoJ 1n addltJon 10 tile tonrotn., 11 autboril:ed and tmpoweted to luue and ..U, from tbrie to time, nvenue bondl: 1DaludJnl mot1pp revenue bondl ot tbe Jtlte for tucb publlo purpote~ u the Oanenl AIHmbl7 llhall pro.td.e by llw. Tlle 1&ttb. and ciedlt vi. the atate .UU not bl p~ed for the PIYtnen.t of tbe prinCJ at 4mf' wch revenu., bondl or t e lnterat thereon. Revenue bondl IJIUed punua.nt to thia ~~ection shall be .old •t riUOb time, or tim.H fa aaob unount or amount. u 'tbl oommlulon shall det.ermJne. AJJ corwtrucUon anct IOQU111Uoo tllaU be b:r contr1ct •• the o.neral ~mbly by kw, Tbe .....neral Auem lhalJ pre~~ertbe .,,. kw tbe ure to be followe::l b1 the comm on In expendlnl money. The oommluJon ehaD make an ...... ual reDdrt 01 Ito ,,.... _,..., uv•11 ., to tho rovernor and the General AssemblJ and shall be audited annually Iii filch manner aa tha General AJr. Mmbly 1haU provUe bJ law. Recordt of the- eomm.t.~alon aJW1 be open to pubUc lnapectlon. AU bonds t'JJ' other obllrattona, lDlludlnr nvenue bond1, !iSIIued pur-. IUant to thil: HCUon run ~ e¥empt llvm nU tu:e. •nd excl~~e~~ levied by the state or by •ny pollttaal IUbdtvilfon or taxJnr diltrlct thereof. The power~~ henln ....... ..., ohaU IN In ddl •·~ 8 tion to and not IQ derofa• tlon Of ex1st1n( powert of tbe •late. of '"7 01 tto or """"· m1t1taltUea, Of .. fb...,,., polltleal .....,_ Yl•'-·· o1 nlcf ... ....... or mu pal cofm:ntlOftl U panted by Attlele XV OhJo Coultltution, ud lhaU not be tub;feet to the requirement. lhn1V.tiona or jrohlbitlona of Sfcti'ono 1 3 J I l d IS of • .~ • · an thJs Article vut· t:v:lded, netther U.e1tat1, the OhJG et~nd Cornm.tuJon, nor &nJ' county, '"-!'!_ ~wn or townsh.ID ehell ever ~ e ftockholder 1n hlY com!!'!Y• corponuon or ·· ·-~,w..ateT -..... er. Lawa m&7 be PURd to flellltate Die operat.Jon Of any provision of :::.. 1• teet.lon that ls not self-executa 'TIII Burr Oak Lodge Offering Much To Families FOREMAN & ABBOTT ·- - -------·-- .... Bur-l l PHONE 992-5321 for ESTIMATES N. 2n'd Ave. II I I "'"''"b u~~~t ........ _ .........._. _ 0' STATII I. T2D W. BROWN Secnta17 of !lttite or the Stet. ol OhiO, do b.er.. School Noted Paul Grim1Jff$rn,, ~ -~ .. · IDU _.JI!l.lo·~'~ . . ,.., : ., ,•r ~~ dill ro! tilt tlilth ....,. ' 'To Serf City, t"f.C. . ., -.mr·totller, Vietor L. Gl'lal. ;it;,"';I ?'!": )I Rodney:. Morrill C. Baker, Rt. R. Sisaon, Mason, daugbter, 7:..- named with Mrs. Thelma Smith , 1 Patrlot: Mrs. Jack L. Swam, 12 a.m. Sunday. as obalrman and othera are I Rt. 1 Northup; Mrs. Ha.rry 8. Jackie L. · Board, Mrs. Jetla Mrs. Dolly ~ and Mrs. Ada 1 Van Meter Rt. I GallipoliS Mrs. w. Bruce, Mrs. George w. BisselL I Merlin M. Mitchell, Rt. 2 Che· ton, Perry C. Cardwell, Jr., Mrs. WHAi I DID shire; Donald R Saxon, Rt. IIHester 8. Cline, Mrs. Alta Cox, The attendance banner and I WHeN!:VEI'I: '!IOI~LE Gallipolis ; Joseph F. Halfhill, IMrs. Ferrell C. Delong, Tony reading circle book wa• award~~~EATENED. Rt. I Cheshire: Mrs. Trix C. L. Derenberger. Tamara H. Ed- ed to Mrs. Osburn's room. The I ~ ~~,u~IIL, Henderaon; Mrs John Iwards, Edward Frasher, Byron I program consisted of speech Sisson, Mason: Mrs. Roger T. Greenlee, Sr., Mrs. J a c k by the Physical Fitness teach- 1 Now arranp the elrcled letters Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant: Mr<. Hall, Ray F. Hall, Jeffrey W er, Mr. Shinn, who explamed 1 to form the surprise an~wer. 11 P. Jones, Pt. Pleasant; Mullina, Mrs. Earl 0. Nichols, how the program began and 1 augxesW by the above cartoon. Mrs Lee R. Mayes, Henderson; Mrs. 'fyrl18 C. Nippert, M r s. Ithe need for it. He presented Paul A. Powell. Rt. I Letart; Irene Shumaker, Geraldine M 1 ~e following students, Connie J~ KEPT HIS IStanl•ey B. Jones, Pomeroy; El· Shupe, Rhonda J. Taylor, Mrs land Donna Welh , Richard Ll~ (A.n•w•r• lomorr-1 B Bailey, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Kenneth D Williams. Mrs Phil er and Robert Hensley to demJu-IHIII ACUO WOlPUL SAnRE P. Buck, Rt. 2 Pomeroy ; c Wlilmmson, Mrs. Leora Zwll· onstrate systemati' exerc~ses. ••• , llltlf'\ Mrs. Clarence W. Hatfield, Dex· Ung, Eugene F. Branham, Mrs. Refreshments were served. • ,'; • IP'Aof: • ~u.• lau.aluaad odm.lred •"en 1M ter: M rs. Richard E Weaver, Paul L. Burns, Mrs. BesSie M - ---·-----·- - - ,......_,.._or-Hl$Wifi'ITAITI- :__ _ • Rt. 1 Racine: Clyde S. Wbltman, Ferguson, Mrs. William E. Hall, Leg•l Notice Ironton; S<tltt M. Hineman. Rt Albert A. Haycraft, Mr s.l LIGAL NOTICI I Scottown; Teresa A. McCias- Fannie L. Hutchinson. William • ANKLE LENGTH 'DI PUI.LICATION Rt. 3 Wellston: Randall L c. Ramey, William J Sm1th, ""- Unknown Helra oOl Clara Hell· ~ dlloeuell. whOle e4da'•ee u. STRETCH NYLON Johnson, Ashland, Ky.; Edward Sr., Mrs. Boward W. Thoma, unknow.n, w!U Yll:e not!oe that on Ap. rU 13. 1110'1, 1pedal proceedlnjl were . Edinger. Wellston: Ml s s Sr., Jerry Warner, Donald R. FOR SLACKS tilt(! ta \be Common Plau Court of Cheryl A. Rice, Wellston; Gary Saxon, Mrs Kenneth A. WrobM•lllfl Cot111.t7, Ohio, IN TBI MATl'D AND CAPRI or TH!I APPBOPRIATION BY T H E G Dally, Sr., Wellston: William Jewskl and infant son, M r • PANTS , STATZ Or OWO OJ' AN EASEMENT POR HIGHWAY Pt1RPOSIB OVER Robert Daily. Wellston: ThomJames F. Stover and Infant son, I THX PBOPIIBTY OW CARL BilLMAN, A construction project at as H Miller, Wellston; Jam•• Mrs Ervin C. Johnson and son, ft AL. AND TD APPROPBIA110N IJI'ATI: OJ OHIO OF THE E. Dixon, Rt. 4 Oak Hill; Mr!. Mrs. Michael E. Kincaid and I' PURP08U Oak State Park near Is providing Ohioans additional M. Alexander, Wellston. infant daughter, Mrs. Kenneth MIDDLEPORT I opportumties for planninll lam· Ervin Tolliver, Rt. 3 Jack- F. Sheets and Infant son.___ ~~-------_,! -~ ily weekend trips and va~:t~:::1 --at this we)l.<feveloped recreational area, with some the state's best bass fishing. The State of Ohio ls putting finishing touches on a new lodge with modern overnight and lng accommodations, as well as many other features to Buckeye rMidenls greater joyment and use of this scenie I throughout the year. ~:. '1,00:,.""~~~ ~~ .~'"£;~ 1\!:.'~fl,~~~ Improvementsa t 0 Long Bottom Society News A:. Holzer l!oopltsl: V islllng Blrtbs boors 2-4 and p.m. Parents •. only on Pediatrics Ward. Mrs. Howard K/l~Sing,tt. Admission~ 1 Leon, W. Va., aug ter~ a. m., Saturday; Mrs. Merlin M Mrs. Alfonzo Johnson, 54 Nell Mitchell, Rt. 2 Cheshire, 'on, 1_. a!;'; - - - ' --:=::Mrs. Roberta Wilson, dele- - Murl Taylor, Keuo, Sam Sisson gate from Meigs County to the and Mary Pierce. 0 h l o Education Association, Mrs. Virgmia Carter and was called to Colwnbus on sB~ ' my visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva urday, She spent Saturday night Holsinger, Reedsville. at the home of her daugbter _, . ·· - - - - - - - - Mr and Mrs. Dave Holler and son-Jn.Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. - - ' and family of Chester u;sited I Co I s Mrs. Rosella Thomson re- Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Bab- Mr and Mrs. Hank Holt~;, rw n mith, and was joined / ftiVed word her son, Pfc. W•l· oock and M _ .r and Mrs Osc_ar l Mr. and Mrs HeriJert Swan on Sunday by her husband, Mr. B b k Marvin Wilson, and mother' 8 :. liauJ. W. Thomson, statJOned in 1 coc VIS! ted Flore~ce LJm· anj Clyde Lawrence visited A1aelra, is back on active duty bEerger, Mrs Rile) Pigott .and Ibert Lawrence in a Pennsylvan(Amended Subltltule Bauat . . . ~dmiDI . . flood ::;:r , . verett Connolly all pat1ents1 . . eontrot 1nd ruenrol111; for loclu, JOint a.otuUon Jfo. D) WiW'vN, dodtl and pori develop.. ..,. an Illness and hosp1tahza- t H 1 H .1 1• ia hospital where he IS serJousIOJi a o zer osp1 a . • ment: tor aewer, water and retuN JOINT R.IISOLVTJON d.l.lpoaaJ proJect., for water and air VISiting Mr. and Mrs . Garth ly •II. pollution control prolectl, lor airMra. Rosella Thomson wa• Sm1'th an d Ne11 1e . Steth em were Mr · and Mrs · Dave Yates porta, bletorlc•l alte.~1 Ubnrl-. . ltl.dlwn., parktnJ t.cwu-. bOlo e-andmother tw1ce m twelve I y · M d Oil' y were overnight visitors in Cam pltala, and reHilieh .and devel~ : .._ M d L I 1rg1e ora an 1e oung men\ 1nltttu.Uona· tor UJ'ban rede-,.. r. an M rs. arry DII· f p M d M E bridge eher b' o orneroy , r. an rs. m. nlopment; md lor publJc housln1 project~ tor penont with Umltea announced the rrth of 8 mett Stethem, Ruth Larkins, Leota Johnson of Portland re- a. 11 -~... b7 tU Oenoral Income. The eommiJslon b furtb.l!ll' ~··-hter on M h 22 Sh Auembly of the State ot Ohio: uaoaei arc · e was 8 nd Eth 1 Ch 11 cerdly visited Ethel Larkins, t'h.ree-Httha of the membeu ot •utborlzed md empowered to ex· · ~aamed Rebel Lyn. The DJIe eva er. u.ch hou~~e concurrl.na thertln, 1ha\ pend money by direct rrant. or ~h ~ th h Lanny and Edd1e Adams of -Violet Smith • •-al oiooUon I• ..,.., cal1<d otberwiJe fn the cartY1nr out ot Qlm"l!i ave ,uree o er c l1. . to be held on 1h• ftret TueiKiiiJ' ~ of the OliiDital llnprovement tunetJoru bereJn&efore In th1l paradren, Julie Ann, Beth Ellen and Racme spent a weekend with :f~h~~ ~~n~.7~P~~~96;!; ll'f.Ph ltated when uled ln con· Junior OR A 'I 1 M d Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swam. .mend Arttde vm Of 'the ConaU.. JuncUon with federal loaN and or when uaed ln cmlj:.mctiOII. . • prl ' r . an \-Jsttmg Leona SJ s::mn and LotuUon of Ohio u Jn 'UWIIotnt Reto- fl'&nt.lt With or to ll.illat any poutlcal rublfrl. Denci1 R. Hudson became is were Carol Cline Cincinnati The private passenger car is l:ti~ =edof'\t~J:tte~~~":: &vlalon of the etate or any other sovenunenta.l entlly ot the ataW. 1 No part of the bondl or other parents of a daughter, Becky 1 ' ___ _ • used in 90 per cent of all vaca- ~rov•l or ,..JectJon on • separate T- bor ballot w1'tho~t . part,y=ation ot 'l"b.e commiasl.on rna;y at.o Upend obll1at1ona dncrl.be<t 1n eald cerU.-.v, n at Pleasant Valley r to the employineot on the t10n and recreatJOn trips in the an:r kind. Bald amend- anoney to P•Y the coat~~ of Pl•nnlnr, ftcatlon or amended eerttficattoa HI-'tal Thi · th H d U S men\ lb&Jl be pub once ar. tnVneertnr. lep.l &ervice~ 1 wrveYI llhaU be Jaued or .old by th -1'• s IS e u sons Great Lakes , . . I week IDr lllve oona!Mlllttve weeu hld .tudles p3'ellin1nary lO or In eommluton unleu the General 1 llrst child • Grandpa...nts In a d• · preoedlnl .ueh elec:Uon in •* Ieut f:nj~etton With Ul)' .uch capital Rmb)Jr shall ha ve approved said one ne"~Qp~per in H.ch county ot P vem.ent. certJfieatlon by resolution adopted dltlonai to Mrs Thomson are tbe mw wharf a newtPaper II In accordanct!l with an:r req.ur.. br, a maJority ot ~~oil tl:ie member. ment. which the Genw.aJ, Ale:embl:r I e ected io each houae and abtll ~bllthecl. If aonmaJority th• m&Y J)l'eleribe by law, the oom- have levied and pledJed e:x:clsea, Mra. Amla Hudson, Syracuse, a ~n 1'0Unl the •am•ot wu -·• -""""other, v·Jtgil Hud• • f • • odopt omen<Iment, 1t '"" ... mlaaton £hall ex.pend mo ney 'k:l e. ta xe~~, l ees, cha:rrea and llcenM E;A~aUo com• •oald p&rt ot the Collltitution At t:ablflb and adminlater • lund wblcb tax ea, or ~_y combination thereat. be used toleiy tor payment o1 : exeludlna ad valorem taxee on real 100, Pomeroy, grandfather and 0 P T0 M ETRI ST =·~ ~r~· ~ ~ 11 'l: 1 Wll rul..tate tax• on retldentJaJ prop.- 8lld penonai property ~d lncom• Myla Hudson grandmother open the ume manner u when I lll1y 'kl the otent that thci lia- taxea, Jn amount IIUffielent 'kl pay billty of tile ared a.nd other natural all principal. Interest 1nd char1• Dencil R. Hudson and P~arl Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 51 (Close at Noon on :,::~~~~r:~~ :ew~~e;k~ J)eniODI thtl'ttor hal been deterred. fOr the luuance and ret.lrernent o1 The comnlilllon 5hall not be re· tile bonds or other obligations de.o 1eeoy of Syracuse, were called Thurs.- East Court St., Pomeroy ::, •u~:= :~-=.~~~~ quired. to and lball not pay out a! ICI':Ibed In aaid certtfl.cation, whleh election ill held before \hi l'ei'Ular IUcb fund more tban tw enty-five exclaee, tan~ . fees, eb&rgea nnd nate election 1n even m~mbered 1 mllllon doUan in any calendar year license taxea shall be levied durtnr 1!011; Mrs. Paul L. L)'lld, Ashland, Ky.: Jam01 F. Laber, Ironton. �' ., '• ' ·' ·, ~· ForSalei ' '' . .. . ~· ! " I' ' ••:•ur ;,_________.....;......._..;.__________.- 1'i !' '\ 'I ,. ',,_·~ , .(' , !" • - 'i I ,r ! / Busin·ess Serv•ces. Pome1rov " \ BAPNEY GOOGLE ard SNUFFY SMITii ' I'M A NEW TOP RAIL FER iH ' ' ' .. ., ~ $995 Call Pomeroy 992-3904 1962 VOLKSWAGEN ,-:c-,.,.,.--,,...,-~:::-- $895 lladio, vinyl Interior. ~lack flailh. WeU worth $88~. --·II 1961 CHEVROtET ~~burbln Station Wagon- $595 BLAETTNARS Sqllndel', four apeed tranlllllluioo. HeaV7 dul)' tlreo. Better - thiJ. • ..... ,1 Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVU. 91G0 P.M. O"ICI MOYll . . . . . . . . . . . . . NMft t llfUI'CIIY -~· 1~1 IAIY TO PLACI A ~~===j~~;==== . . - ---:---:::----Noticll For Sale In Memorv IJ53 26 1N LOVING memory of my j;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;1 furnished, excellent WANT AD PttONI tWlUI ,. NOTia! ~uaband, David Oiler, who passed away April 1_7. 19.58. Sadly missed by h;s w;fe, Roxie. two daughters, Violet Batey, Middleport, and Mil· dred Milliron, Reynoldsburg, I · lll'andchlldren a nd g r ea tl IP'andchildren. 4 17 ltc My Shop Will Be CIDitd Due Tollln- l I 15 ABOUT ELBOWED IN TWO : II i 01!11 OF nt• JIICUT 'i>iOI'L... :.~t.L DICK RAWL!NGS ·•. For , , . lltllllltoo •Aiu"'lnum Awnlnga •Aluminum Siding •Aluminum Rolling• •Aluminum Windowo & Doort •Cor Porto •P•tlot •Blown In lnoulotlon Elmer E. White, 404'12 South 4th Slv Ironton, 0. ~lng• Honctl ~In ! WY<24111 MIIIDI.IIPOIT, YPU•WITH THE LOAD 0 ' MATTRISS£'0 .-. C\N '>()() MOVE UP A COUPLA INCI-1E5? Your Home, eCer •Truck Mid Winter Check •HNt.r Core • Bulldour eAnyT.,P. , KEITH GOBLE FORD By ART SANSOM Until Further Notice WINN.1E WINKLE 1 By HOWIE Milson, W. OH, BoY! IT! SPRI'-JG WARM·UP v.. TIME, AGAIN I OKAY. mms, LET:S GO! PRICES SLASHED HEY, STUPID! LET'S GO! IT'S WARM·UP TIME! triRANNEil 1 MA , 151l<ERE ANY WAY I CAN HELP MAKE 0. 775xl5 tubeless - ' ABNER Marie's Slyle Posl Notice .. All New Rtdlator Shop Let U1 Give It A Good inside and out. Irvin Rl. 143, near Carpenter. 4 14 L&M CAFE. No phone 702 W. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. ( 14 3tc . ' SERVICE The Molt Important A~ I~;~ . RADIATOR Your Heating System 11 pli1nce : :\ Repr-ntatlveln This Aree 20 Years For v. v. Johnson & Son, 222-4th Ave., Huntington •••1w.a21 · ?tall 1 , 111, .. Si:tl .. m., DillY 7 HE OLD ONE ROBIN Mj!.LQNE FENCE 38t V-8, 4-lpeed, radio and heater, YiDJllnterlor. Good tlreti, white flailh. BUDI iood. ·~=~ ·.~:--:;.~;:.: 113MSS\'1 o :nJ~ Ag ~==~~~~--~----~~~ , GOSSIP .:"" ,_M_o_to_r_eo .... 1962 PONTIAC 2 Door Hardtop ~ PEKE BETWEEN rt>UANDPA7 ' ....., ~ HIIEIDER HOO, BOY! AM I GE.TT/f.JG WARM! ;7ASOLI~lE ALLEY C-an't ~ee nuthin' from here, Dr. fudclie ! · $9.95 775xl4 tubtloss _$12.95 Some IIC!Uire shoulder tires left, rtduttd NEWELL'S SUNOCO PREC:KLEI AND Hl5 FRIE'NDS CHESTER, OHIO Phone 98s.3350 By MERRILl. BLOSSER 'IOU I-lEA>:. CA ~ YOU W~ Ar NOW TAKING )'0\J By APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. -\ ; "' ~EW? 0, t STE WED~ LAST .. . DON'T ASK ME I BET EVEN TH' OLD WOMAN o;.;oULDti'T 18.L '(' THATI I WONC€R ! 'tHE LOOG MO"l'OR !OUR HA'i: E! lDED Contad Faye Manley Middleport ' AHD AHHrt MfD S"AH [J'{ HAVE fl PRIVA"'tt: ROOM. ~-~-. Bv v . T. HAMLIN Auto Slles ...NCNI HOP TO IT, '100 MOOV1AN$! 8Rit-..G IN MEIGS COUNTY COUNSELING SERVICE FOOPI LOT'S OF IT... •.. OUR NAlJONAL INTEGRITY 15 AT STAKE AND WE INTENP 10 MAKE GCX)D ON OUil. COMMITMENTS ! IH 'ruE C\T'( COMPLt:TE: Wt'ri-1 ROOM. S'ER~ ICE , ' ' Free IBrvice to penons needing help with penonal problems. Open 6:30 10:30 P.M. Tues. and Wed. 201 E. 2nd St. PHONE 992-2850 - -- 'l'RAILER SPACE, good 1n1 place. Inquire 11140 S. Ave., Middleport. . ~ By ·C:HES]p ·lll.ILD . ,. • ,": 011·.1 ~ ' ftlAILER 11p11ce Brownell Aft., Pbooe 11112-2125. 4 4 lfc 4 ROOM farDlshed tn Clw . .. ~ ' l'hcilt~~NR .I&M. .. (if,you~don't~ear to ocbool. ~ Seatlli ' .. ' ~~~~ ' , II IIU. ' ·'- ' . . . ~ .-.- - A Onl• .... qac,laU.. HZBJ' ZW '1' WJ'l.ZJ'W Jll OLZWJ'W '1'11B JIJICHI U J I ,..... roo!, wJid clellt, DO dirt. 0. 8oJ: 14, lfJLIP wm. VJ'I'OZVQ lZ B WJU)JI' ll xr ZI ' I *' m »~~Am: I fiiU'Ia 0'1'llla l'IOPUII...,_ -. fll, Vic llrown, Mlnm'11111, • Sill. t II lie . . . . . . . . J't 5 •• .,....... ..,,, ~I KE I WAS W I~G, lR.\I.tv a~.o~-au­ , Clii.AOIOUS! ' P'lrloifa Cl'ftl llftlal MY OWN BUSIIIJDB8 ALWAD 1101t1a ' ~OODN!~s. VJI,-J'CI'LWIV t17 . ' ·:, • .. 7 . • Plllilllbed to.,.; .... '111 ~.GPoo-;W!!!: - �' ., '• ' ·' ·, ~· ForSalei ' '' . .. . ~· ! " I' ' ••:•ur ;,_________.....;......._..;.__________.- 1'i !' '\ 'I ,. ',,_·~ , .(' , !" • - 'i I ,r ! / Busin·ess Serv•ces. Pome1rov " \ BAPNEY GOOGLE ard SNUFFY SMITii ' I'M A NEW TOP RAIL FER iH ' ' ' .. ., ~ $995 Call Pomeroy 992-3904 1962 VOLKSWAGEN ,-:c-,.,.,.--,,...,-~:::-- $895 lladio, vinyl Interior. ~lack flailh. WeU worth $88~. --·II 1961 CHEVROtET ~~burbln Station Wagon- $595 BLAETTNARS Sqllndel', four apeed tranlllllluioo. HeaV7 dul)' tlreo. Better - thiJ. • ..... ,1 Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVU. 91G0 P.M. O"ICI MOYll . . . . . . . . . . . . . NMft t llfUI'CIIY -~· 1~1 IAIY TO PLACI A ~~===j~~;==== . . - ---:---:::----Noticll For Sale In Memorv IJ53 26 1N LOVING memory of my j;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;1 furnished, excellent WANT AD PttONI tWlUI ,. NOTia! ~uaband, David Oiler, who passed away April 1_7. 19.58. Sadly missed by h;s w;fe, Roxie. two daughters, Violet Batey, Middleport, and Mil· dred Milliron, Reynoldsburg, I · lll'andchlldren a nd g r ea tl IP'andchildren. 4 17 ltc My Shop Will Be CIDitd Due Tollln- l I 15 ABOUT ELBOWED IN TWO : II i 01!11 OF nt• JIICUT 'i>iOI'L... :.~t.L DICK RAWL!NGS ·•. For , , . lltllllltoo •Aiu"'lnum Awnlnga •Aluminum Siding •Aluminum Rolling• •Aluminum Windowo & Doort •Cor Porto •P•tlot •Blown In lnoulotlon Elmer E. White, 404'12 South 4th Slv Ironton, 0. ~lng• Honctl ~In ! WY<24111 MIIIDI.IIPOIT, YPU•WITH THE LOAD 0 ' MATTRISS£'0 .-. C\N '>()() MOVE UP A COUPLA INCI-1E5? Your Home, eCer •Truck Mid Winter Check •HNt.r Core • Bulldour eAnyT.,P. , KEITH GOBLE FORD By ART SANSOM Until Further Notice WINN.1E WINKLE 1 By HOWIE Milson, W. OH, BoY! IT! SPRI'-JG WARM·UP v.. TIME, AGAIN I OKAY. mms, LET:S GO! PRICES SLASHED HEY, STUPID! LET'S GO! IT'S WARM·UP TIME! triRANNEil 1 MA , 151l<ERE ANY WAY I CAN HELP MAKE 0. 775xl5 tubeless - ' ABNER Marie's Slyle Posl Notice .. All New Rtdlator Shop Let U1 Give It A Good inside and out. Irvin Rl. 143, near Carpenter. 4 14 L&M CAFE. No phone 702 W. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. ( 14 3tc . ' SERVICE The Molt Important A~ I~;~ . RADIATOR Your Heating System 11 pli1nce : :\ Repr-ntatlveln This Aree 20 Years For v. v. Johnson & Son, 222-4th Ave., Huntington •••1w.a21 · ?tall 1 , 111, .. Si:tl .. m., DillY 7 HE OLD ONE ROBIN Mj!.LQNE FENCE 38t V-8, 4-lpeed, radio and heater, YiDJllnterlor. Good tlreti, white flailh. BUDI iood. ·~=~ ·.~:--:;.~;:.: 113MSS\'1 o :nJ~ Ag ~==~~~~--~----~~~ , GOSSIP .:"" ,_M_o_to_r_eo .... 1962 PONTIAC 2 Door Hardtop ~ PEKE BETWEEN rt>UANDPA7 ' ....., ~ HIIEIDER HOO, BOY! AM I GE.TT/f.JG WARM! ;7ASOLI~lE ALLEY C-an't ~ee nuthin' from here, Dr. fudclie ! · $9.95 775xl4 tubtloss _$12.95 Some IIC!Uire shoulder tires left, rtduttd NEWELL'S SUNOCO PREC:KLEI AND Hl5 FRIE'NDS CHESTER, OHIO Phone 98s.3350 By MERRILl. BLOSSER 'IOU I-lEA>:. CA ~ YOU W~ Ar NOW TAKING )'0\J By APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. -\ ; "' ~EW? 0, t STE WED~ LAST .. . DON'T ASK ME I BET EVEN TH' OLD WOMAN o;.;oULDti'T 18.L '(' THATI I WONC€R ! 'tHE LOOG MO"l'OR !OUR HA'i: E! lDED Contad Faye Manley Middleport ' AHD AHHrt MfD S"AH [J'{ HAVE fl PRIVA"'tt: ROOM. ~-~-. Bv v . T. HAMLIN Auto Slles ...NCNI HOP TO IT, '100 MOOV1AN$! 8Rit-..G IN MEIGS COUNTY COUNSELING SERVICE FOOPI LOT'S OF IT... •.. OUR NAlJONAL INTEGRITY 15 AT STAKE AND WE INTENP 10 MAKE GCX)D ON OUil. COMMITMENTS ! IH 'ruE C\T'( COMPLt:TE: Wt'ri-1 ROOM. S'ER~ ICE , ' ' Free IBrvice to penons needing help with penonal problems. Open 6:30 10:30 P.M. Tues. and Wed. 201 E. 2nd St. PHONE 992-2850 - -- 'l'RAILER SPACE, good 1n1 place. Inquire 11140 S. Ave., Middleport. . ~ By ·C:HES]p ·lll.ILD . ,. • ,": 011·.1 ~ ' ftlAILER 11p11ce Brownell Aft., Pbooe 11112-2125. 4 4 lfc 4 ROOM farDlshed tn Clw . .. ~ ' l'hcilt~~NR .I&M. .. (if,you~don't~ear to ocbool. ~ Seatlli ' .. ' ~~~~ ' , II IIU. ' ·'- ' . . . ~ .-.- - A Onl• .... qac,laU.. HZBJ' ZW '1' WJ'l.ZJ'W Jll OLZWJ'W '1'11B JIJICHI U J I ,..... roo!, wJid clellt, DO dirt. 0. 8oJ: 14, lfJLIP wm. VJ'I'OZVQ lZ B WJU)JI' ll xr ZI ' I *' m »~~Am: I fiiU'Ia 0'1'llla l'IOPUII...,_ -. fll, Vic llrown, Mlnm'11111, • Sill. t II lie . . . . . . . . J't 5 •• .,....... ..,,, ~I KE I WAS W I~G, lR.\I.tv a~.o~-au­ , Clii.AOIOUS! ' P'lrloifa Cl'ftl llftlal MY OWN BUSIIIJDB8 ALWAD 1101t1a ' ~OODN!~s. VJI,-J'CI'LWIV t17 . ' ·:, • .. 7 . • Plllilllbed to.,.; .... '111 ~.GPoo-;W!!!: - �" I ' • I' ,I ' ' So the H' h u rn lg Honor Students Are Announced Students with grades of "B" jill-..--.-~ bus, was the weekend pest of er!Mr~~~ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ROt> Ml=·Ohling· About · Middleport ~otlnel, Pomeroy•MlddJeport. - - -- o,, .Aprl1' 17, 1887 HELEN HELP US I f Voice .'0 ' I . Broo d. tva.y .' · · Weather " EsPo!t .il and chltclren, Mlcbeel and Julia of Nelsonville were week· • After bls tsklay egress from Bob !lope.. deserves a percent- snQZy rugs? 1"ter!C!III end guests ol her auot, Mr. and average or more in all his first • day egress from his age of tltls grandlatllerhond-'- heocefortll wW llall·to-waU. Leo Kennedy, Sr. and. wHh at Soutllern lligh School t h.e by He..n Etottel limousine to picket ;n the AF· his ageot Jimmy Sapbter's son · ' ~·...,..,,..;·;,__ . and Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger past sJx week gradlng period TRA strike, !!ugh Downs sat l'eter and wife are especting ·BEING I>tVOft:C!!D, UFA 'Mrs. Harold Munns of Pomeroy. . Iwere cnames in capitals, a il DRUGS ON THE CAMPUS ouo s~ould visit State out tile rest of the strike on jury •.. It's sleazy enough tllat 11le film firm bos~ Henry $aperst_. .;:..1'.;~~ P Del Mr -• M Mr. and Mrs. !>wight Wallace A): Dear Helen : hospitals where they treat duty: his timing wao meticu· two-piece orchestra "The Kell'· tbreateris to S!Je hi,• exiting a. a · auu r s. . were 1n !Ikunt"ngt w v•: "tth"1~ SENIORS -: DONNA BUSH, Our high school daughter tells returned '"!rippers." They might his limousine to picket in AF- nedy's" at tile swvmit 'Hotel m... '·· us f or n•·t Gwiazdowsky and chil· \ on,,.· "" over· ,her upof Washington Court wee w ere v•eY VIS! e Nancy Cummms, Karen tllat the kids ca" get marl· also consider the bippies w h 0 TRA the brawl was over .. : ehanged their perforlllng name coming· bqok . "How To Tell' If guests this week of With tlle~r son, Bruce Wallace, a ser, Nancy !loback, Mike pep pills, and even "ac· "fly" from tenth-story windows Carlo Ponti told us at lunch his to sneak onto tile Kennedy tan- Your Husbi!Dd II: Ql~atliiJ . On Mr. and Mrs. at Marshall Umverslty. kms, Judy King, Bonme any time they want it, ., - straight to the morgue; or frau, Sofia Loren, will star I wagon but .ending out JFK You." · .. After m~kmg it :~Ig and attended funeral were d!Mer guests of tlle1r renee, Patricia London, everybody knows who sells at I throw tbemselves In front of making films again in a month; naif-dollars as promotmn Is m tb~, Jukeboxes, 'Tbe 8and: l ,h, for their grandfather, son and watched sports practice. McMurray, . Teresa McTurner, their school. Thts JS one of the cars; or become drifters; or she's had a very rough thne scraping bottom. p1pers have u . concerts I!Qok·Grim. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace also Carla MorriS, Brenda Nor~s, better high schools in tile dis- 1die from overdoses .. not to ... At_lunch, given his _choice Soon as Shellah ~Gordon~ this ,',""~li1alone .. ,. Tbe have learned that tflell" other Nola Obitz, PatriCia Proffitt, trict where the teens have lots speak .of the maDY" who go the of Italian or French w 1n e s, illac<(rae unleash officially, keep concert gtmmlck is a pain tn Baker, student at Mt. Hospitalman Alan Wallae<!, Robyn Stearns, Carol Wilcoxen, of money. crime route because earning a Carla chose French because, your eye on aiso-spllltlng RDn· the cash register to rdi~t clltbs College, .Aihance, spent graduated from Operatmg Suzanne Winebrenner, L t n d a 1 begged her to tell me who living takes ambition they "I'm now a French citizen." . Die Wayne of tile Jackie Giea· because stars make mort, more weekend w1th hiS parents, .Room Techmcal School at Be- Yost. the pushers were, but she said longer have. Liz Taylor's ex - husband son show ... Elizabeth Alien of comfortably, in ooncert: even and Mrs. John Baker. lthesda !losp1tal, Be.tllesda, Md. JUNIORS - Connie Arnott, Ithat would be "linking." she 1 ca~'t believe use of illegal ~ichael Wildlng's ex-wile Susan "Sherry!" gets picked up nigh~ Jack E. Leonard is concertlz. Maroanne Woodgerd, C~· ·and has been reasSigned to _the LENORA BASS, Janmne Bentz,, doesn't use the stuff nor do her drugs ts as common as some wdl wed her 5tll, toy tycoon !y m a RDils-RDyce parked cau- mg ... The persmable Me, v ! lqi~ln!IS, speot the weekend w.1tn Porllmouth N a v a I Hospliai, JIM CIRCLE,. Dave Cole, T i m friends, but she says many try . reports indicate, but if even Bertram Collings ... Rex Har· liousiy not at the Alvtn Theater Griffin Show ta~ed its 500ttl 'fV parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har., Portsmo~th, ~e h~ been Cozart, Bonme Delong, T IJ m it, and wha~·s even more fright- 1 half a dozen teens at you r rison's 23-year-old son Carey stage door but nearby in front entertainment . . . Last week Woodgerd. 1undergmng or~entahon thiS week Diddle, Debra HuiliJard, Peggy •mng, they think it isn't dan., school take them that's six too . Liii Palmer) just became of Gallaghers, and a famous Merv's chatty sprawl even out· llol1ert Schmoll, freshman and will begin instructing st~~; Hubbard, CAROLYN KISER, gerous. many. critic for a London movie singer may be the owner .... rated the stricken "Tonlgbt" State UmverSJiy m Colum· denll m operatmg room proce- . ,Joyce Manuel, Gena Mathews, why can't something be Stir up some action fast - mag ... I>avey Jones of "The Imagine a 15 · passenger tralll!> show. · 1 Joy c e dures. . . Proffitt, S!IARON done? - Concerned Mother Mother! - H. Moukees" and pretty John Rob· steamer with Edward Fields' MJSs Fr~eda Faehnle IS a med- 1ROUSH, Ruth Shain, MICKEY 1Dear Mother: Dear Helen: ert Powers receptionist Jan _ 1cal pahent at Me~gs General SPENCER, Donna Theiss, John Authorities are doing all they My husband and I love ch!l- Hoffman are a model item . . ESCAPE TO WEST Pomeroy. 0. Hospital ID Pomeroy. Warner. Carolyn Weinberg. ! can, with very little help. Drugs dren and we have two. We've Former London MGM hoss LawBRAUNSCHWEIG, Germany TONIGHT . Mrs. !lenry !lennrsy of ZanesSOPHOMORES Me 1 ani el on the campus may never 110 trted to have more, .b,,. I had renee Lachman and his Jean (UP!) -Three young E.,t Aprll16·11·18 1 v1lle spent the _weekend m M1d- Beegle, Rhonda Braden, Brenda eliminated unless teen-agers, five miscarriages, was very di are separated by more t h 1 n Germans early Saturday es"WAY-WAY OUT ' Jerry Connie Idlepo.rt and V~Sited her SISler Bradford, Diana Cro.ss, Jenlliferjlike your daughler, wake up with all of tllem. I finally English Channel (Je~n's in caped unnoticed acroas the Reedsvllle WSCS members LewJ.s Str\·ens who " hosp1tahzed. Davis, Linda Grindstaff, Grace and realize thut protecting a up. · LMdon, Larry's in France) , .. border near here, held their April meellng at tile PLUS Hysell, Jane Jo.hnson, Sandra 1 criminal is nearly as bad " Now my husband wanls us home of Mrs. Rose Thomas on COLOR CARTOONS WED. ond THURSDAY HullJlary now has ll8.110{) Johnson, Debbie McClung, being one. try again. I'm afraid I Wednesday evening, Election of ~~~~~:i~ autos, four times the total in George Norris, Becky Sayre, If she saw a man attack a pull out of another [ I officers was held with Mrs. ~~ii:i~ii:i~~~~~~:_.=======o, Brenda Sayre, Susan Tuttle, Lin- child. she'd call the police fast. and I can't bear to · of Hazel Buckley as president, 1960· ~ da Tyree, Martha Yost. Yet she won't "fink" on a push· being here with my family. Mrs. Mary Nichols, vice pres. FRES!IMEN - Jan AI k ire, er whose drugs can cause dortor advises against It, !dent; Mrs. Vivian Humphre,, Peggy Boso, JEFFERY BREW- crime, prolonged mental a n d ing it's doubtful I could carry · • " - -secretsry; Mrs. . Nell Wilson, ER, Jill Codner, Irene Cooper, physical illness, and even death. a child to term. ..,,.,_ treasurer, Seeretary of FlowDonna Cross, Shirley Drake, How stupid can people gel' I think we should thank . or Fun~, Mrs. Nancy Buckley, Julia Early, Rhonda Ervin. Here's my suggestion which lucky stars lor our two f i and Spll'itual Life Leader, Mrs. Eric Furbee, Joan Manuel, Ga- ·you probably won't follow: Re· youngsters, and not take Rushia Shumway. ry Norris, Jenny Proffitt, Mar- port what you've heard to the es. But I'm afraid tllat if I 1 Oilier leaders remained 111e sha Pugh, Sharon Pyles, Ran· authorities and let THEM do don't try again, I might I o s e same as last year, dali Roberts, Sandra Sellers, the interrog•ting. If "ail the my husband. A white elephant sale waa Mark Smltfl, Sarah Tuttle, Dor- ·kids" know, at least one out of Wh1ch? - FEELING LOW Jjlanned lor tile May meeting tha Wilcoxen, Mickey Wolfe. a whole school will have sense Dear F.L.: at the home of Mrs. NeD enough to tell. - H. Let the doctor ram some illffRIIAL p s. Those who think LSD, sense into your husband's ,R!l'i'ENu£ so~efreahments were served to marijuana, et al, aren't danger- Any man who would ta k these members and guects: OF ALL YOUR chances with his wife's life Mrs. Leona Ruth, Mrs. Mabel n't thinking straight. Belser, Mrs. Dorotlly Casbdol· Why not take in a foste 1ar, Mrs. Hazel Buckley, Mrs. h 1 c ild, or try for an VIvian Humphrey, Mrs. · N e 11 Rutland High School honor - !I. 0 1 Wllson, Mrs. Mamie Buckley, students the past si:rc w e e k s, Mrs. Rusbia Shumway, Mrs. Dear Helen: with grades of "B" or better Mary Nichols and Mrs. DoroYou bring it in and we give it our quality We have lived in this neigh· were (names in capitals, a H lihe Riebel. A) : NEW .!lAVEN. - The p tAmerl· N m borhood for about a year. Dur· dry cleaning now. SENIORS - Debbie Turner, can LeglonSAUXlthl~ary h 0~ Uu .t· ing this time our five-year-old 01 ' son has been held under water BAIRBARA WILLIAMS, DEN- Iber 140• llli ""ape a REPRESENTS SCHOOL You pick it up in the fall and pay only for MS WEBER, DIXIE WAMS- 1°1 NewHaven metrecently at and otherwise mistreated by a Dale Boston, 8th ~ stuLEY, Darlene Smith, Charles the LegiOn Home wllh 17 mem· bully a year older than he. dent at Riverview Elementary the cleaning charges. All your wearable Scott, Debbie Smith, K a thy hers present. h This kid also beats on oilier School, represeoted his I!Cbool Thomas, Karen Tucker, Albert The preSident, Eleanor Rous ' children with a hammer, throws at I he all COUIXy Spe!Ung will be pressed and ready for you. Harmon Lilly Imboden GLEN· preSided. II was announced tllat dirt and rocks While we were Championship contest bold at DA JOHNSON, Melva johnston, Ithe Shooting Match that til e I out yesterday,. he or one of Middleport mgli i!dH!ol reNote: Furs, Fur Trims Duane Knorr, Nancy Knotts, I Broad Run Rod ~nd Gun el~b pals came in our back door "You're just f»r!t<uling me because youlnow I can buy eenUy. He Is the Sllll of Mr. end Coin-Op Cleaning Excepted Juanita Dozer, Mary Floccari, held for the Auxlhary recen \y I ate a half-pound of chocolates, end sell you orer IOO timesl" and Mrs. Marlon Boston of SABRA CANADAY. 1 was a huge success," .was the and messed up the house. •===--===--=--=====--=----~Reedsvlll;::::;;~e~.=====;o;i;;;. JUMORS - Joyce Cioneh, IBakeless Bake Sale whu.'l! net- My husbend says we are I Janel !>avis, Allen Wilson Glor·' ted some $35. living on a typical American LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS ia Thompson, Gene Grate, Le- The Sprmg ".'nlerence on May street and I shouldn't be conlia Kitchen. 7_. to be held m Spencer, was cerned. I come from England, Convtnlonl Pickup Stetiono in Midcllopori·Pomeroy di SOPH - Pat KeMedy Ra0- · scuss ed an d tO members may and I AM concerned. When I Phont Pomeroy 992·5428, Middleport 992·5130 dy King, Joe Myers, Sandy Mil· attood. . complain to the parents, they "iiiiiiiiii~ller, Pam Lee, Janet Priddy, Poppy Day was diScussed and say, "Boys wiD be hoys" or put '" Junice P ldd J . S ··• was set for May 20. More defl- the blame on someone else. r y, amceJeff Sno.;_ lll!uo 't pans I WI'II be announce d Ia!· What should we do?-P.B.F. !lARRY SLAWfER, me den, Ronnie Vance Bobby er. . Dear P: Vance, ELBERT A white elephant sale w.• s You might try looking for an DEAN WEBER, Lann Ashbo!.,; conducted, Wltb Sibyl S m' th area witll less "typical Amerias the auclloneer. can boys" but I'm afraid you·1111 sleve Brogan, Ha rold yB urke, actmg s t s· t led ' Glen Crisp, Fred Davis, Rodne ecre IS ers were revea find a stinker on almost every Davis, Stephen Donohue y and ref;eshments were served street. If you have one on Kegley, Iva Capehart yours learn to avoid.~:~~~~~ FRESH - Beec her ·Cooper by dJackie S d"10 W " ' lJnda Cotterill, Catherine an a aru>, to Mary Bh"'I your doors - and consider teriil, Scott Carter, Unda Car· iRot'~shR, ThhelmTha ClapehRart,hChLo-ar· selves lucky. - H. dillo CONNIE HYSELL SHER- 0 ~ ous , e rna ous , . ThiS column ls dedicated to RY YES NANCY SHIFL Ia Weaver, Helen Knapp, Sibyl family Jiving, so if you're· haV· Diane Kno..;. Doroth 0111 . ET, Sm1th, Vera Thompson, Judy ing kid trouble or just plain Steve Shlllin' Beve~ r:.:ger, Brown, Judy MacKnight, Nan- trouble, let Helen help YOU. son Ruth lk Y mp. me Fox, Kathleen Roush, Iva She wlli alao welcome your own ED _a Ae[i.. Capehart, Jackte Kegley, Sadie amusing experiences. Adclreas RobertS: ~b ny Russell, Warth, Nancy Van Meter and Helen Bottel in care of t b Ia Igman ert Hawkins. Eleanor Roush. newspaper~ j CJearbl& IOUibwtlt, . 1rector as eter tten roun ' ' ,1The key to Meigs County will gineer John Dowler, Rep. Ralph Beroan! V. F11ltz, CIC pros!" Ohio Department of Highways Leaving the department in · be presented to P. E. Mashoter, \Ieiker and Sen. Oakley Collins. d..t, today qed Mel1s Coon- in Adams County. In 1929 Mash· 1959, Masheter provided condirector oJ the Ohio Higilway Masheter, a naUve of Meigs Ilona to alteod the lfOUDd eter became assistant eopneer suiting services to contractors Department, at ground break· county, although raised on a breaking eeremoateo In sup- of design and construction in until 1963 when he returned ing ceremonies Wednesday at Fairfield County farm n e a r port of IIllo pro;reulve pro- Cbiilieothe and ai• years later from retirement. Masheter fi111t 10.30 a.m. officiullv launching Thur ton will receive tile key jecL was named location and plans placed emphasis on determtnconstruction of the first phase to ~~~~ ~unty from Attorney Masheter, who lives at 1768 engineer in tile Bureau of" Lo- ing the_finai alignment ofOhio's of new U. S. 33 here. F ed W Crow who has been A 1. t A cahon and Design, Columbll!l. 1,529-m!ie mterstate h•gbwav U A 1. "II be t ed t r , , r mg onve. pper r mgnetwork th t ted Grou nd WI urn a or Instrumental at the io<'ai level t 61 w11 G Rhode8 Masbeter was named assls~ ' en s ar a pr'>near the Meigs County Fair. . h, j on, was_ en ov. . gram of feeder and access grounds with area officials at· m getting t e Rt. 33 pro ect un- tapped_ b1m f?r tile $22.500 high- ant engineer of constructwo tn routes to Ohio's industrial and tending. derway. way director 1 post 1n January 11949 and remained tn that )lol!t recreational areas. Other state officials to par- Leshe F. Fultz, Meigs Coun- ol 1963. I~ntil 1957 wheo he was named The pre . ground breaking aclicipate are John W. CD y k e) t~ C.I.C. official and Pomeroy His roadbuilding career start- deputy dlrector of design .and tivities will be held from the Wilson, assistant director and IVillage Council President, will Ied in 1923 when he worked dur- 1construction under Highw•y Dl· Ifair_grounds grandstand in case chief engineer; Division 10 En- be master of ceremomes. mg the summer months wtth dte , rector Charles M. Noble. of mclement weather. Mrs. Thomos is Hostess of WSCS Group B[RRV'S WORlD '· ~ ~ f\t£ STORAGE WINTER GARMENTS THRU THE SU~ER 1 1 ·-,===:ao_,,..,---- i • 1e 2n wn- 1 Rutland High Honor Students Are Announcecl Auxiliary Unit Meets Recently In New Haven 0 .. a t ROBINSON'S Elberfelds Heusewares Department on the First Floor Is Headquarters For ••• APPLIANCES WnLrAMs READ ... IN OVER 5200 HOMES GE Light BulbJ of All Kinds and GE Wiring helps for your Home. This WHk We are Starting Our Sale Of eoi: iJA SP. 39.95-5 Blade20inch Window , Fans. Cools up to 5 rodms - • sale ~6 J• Services Held For Mr. Grim On April 13th The ONE Newspaper In Most Homes ••• The ONLY Newspaper In Many Homes-.- THE DAILY SENTINEL Is Read In Over TWICE AS MANY HOMES NEWSPAPER CIROJLATID 1HAN ANY OTHER Funeral services for Mr. Vic. tor L. Grim were conducted Thursday, April 13 at the Raw· 1' "~.lng'"""ats Funeral Home witfl the Rev. Ray B. Allman, Columbus, officiating. The Bev. Mr. Allman Is a lormer pastor of the U B. <lturch at Portsmouth where Mr. Grim had been a member for many years before coming to Middleport. Assls~ng Mr. Allman was the Rev. Carver Williams o! Pomeroy, Pallbearers were Dean a n d David Sever, Clifford Hay e., Earl Thomas, Leonard Gwlaz. dowsky. and 0. B. Strange. Outof-town relatives and friends here for the services were Mr. arxl Mrs. Paul Grim, Serf City, N.C.; Mrs. Harold Munna Plt.tsburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Le0!1ard Gwiazdowsky and ehlldren, Jenny and Mark, Waahlngton Court House, Ohlo; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sever, Dean !>avid, VIcky, and Paula of Zanesv1IIe, and Mr. and Mrs. E a r I Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. R¢ert Stevenson and Mn. Gari Cllse of Frostburg. Md. Ballooos served u aerial obIn 1lle Ameri· If· EGS COUNTY aorvatl<ll J10111 ~-·..,.--------•- Qvl1 War. 89.95 Dehumidifiers Aut.mtllc Humldlotll - tdHI for Domp - n i l , PltyNOmo tnd Worlc R - sale$77 Co11tract Ratified 19.95 Slicing ·Knives Ught, compact and powerful - sale$10 21.95 Automatic Toasters Ctmplttoly Automotlc. IHutlfvlmodom dtlitlll sale $11 NEW YO!IK - MEMBERS of tile Wire Service Guild ratified a two-year mntract a· greeme~t with United Press temationai, the union aru:1owlc- I ed !londay. ~ vote was 312 203. T!1e contract, retroactive ro ~~~ 1 IS; pmvides a minimum .:; for ·top aeale oewsmen in 1M clUes during the Jut el months of the qreemeato w ' V~le~au Memorial . Admlnloos - Jeony BEN,FRAN·K UN• . WATCH FOR ANOTHER "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK eON SALE ALL WEEK AT BOTH STORES Ben Fr1nklln Store Rail's Ben Fronklln POMEROY MIDOLEPORT Come blck to our Hou..:Wa,.. Depart1111nt an 11)1 ht Floor. lee the Many New Arrlv•l•lv.y Week In Appllane~t, CO.klllf Uten1lls, GIIUware, Dlnn..Wirl, CINnlllf He,~Js, Paper GOodl, Gift Wai'II,.Artlflclal Flow-, Plgurlntt, Wall Cloc!cl, Rubber1111ld ltoulew-, S~ Lt1Wn Care Products, ... lnHCIIo . cldel, lronlntl Talel, Glidden Paints, C~ AcCIAOrl• .ftd Many Othen. MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . YOUR SHOPPING 'CENTER '.\ enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XIX NO. 2 •ti 1 • lHtloted To Tit. Jnter~tatl Of Tit. Meip.Muon .4,... ya. . • ~IIJ'. 1 MEIGS THEATRE at cloudy tortll 81111 east tonight and cootor. Low tonight in llh. Pardy cloudy, eootbwed cool Wed.ae,. • I • • Sf!lacuae; Carrie Oliver. l{alen; Heleo Powell, AI' 84'fah eongo,.Portland. Dtldulqea - Chllll' · , E.wly, Cliff~ Rhodes, ~. N·W~ Stafford. Btown,, : ·\ ·: , .. AIRLINER lllPtOillllh ~:~~I(UPU ~'~. - Ali .(ru,. itlrllnf!l' !IIi uit Dr. Samuel C. Sbarp, execu· live dlreetor of the Ceoter for EcoaOI!Iic Opportunity of aoutbeastero Olde, wW ·be the goett speaker at the Meigs Cotmty Democratle Club meettac •numday, April 28, at the Rutland El.. mentary School. Mr. Sharp wlU point out aod ezplaiD hiJhUibta of Gov. P. E. Masheter, left, and Dyke Wilsoa 89 Pints ·of Blood Taken � 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 17, 1967 archer greene grim hysell