https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/74c37e313a363dff734dab163f80cedc.pdf bc8c50246563892065a12f758fb5c6bf PDF Text Text ~· \>. I'~ ' r ' . ' ' ~• I I ' \' " '• ' ' • .,I ' '• ,j' 1 Io l ' ' . . ...... ,;. . ;' >' •' '\.) .' .,I ., 4, - ill I ' ~ - llllll· !Me· T!J.lM may . . lcMNr. ·:81,·or the · 11 great, eames hl8b warMII ·that . ' . ' il~ks." and howe\ler, that ~ijp lonw~ to of'. ·commordal - , . . Ponlble showers IOiiiJht, l!ld -~ . ' warmer Molld&Y· cioo~f, ·Ill- Ite dlaafe Ia . .. ' ' ; ' tnd~s- those a ''clear alp" ol Ita In the program. Sei!t~aty AI· who: ~wia · 81 the ·lhlo ,llftl10Uilci!- .Weather sh~e . projtlct iS successful, hopes to .. . le~t*•lure. L \ ' ' ' ' ' ' - . 0 0 · . 32PAGES· ' · .' .-. . . .' VOL. 2 NO. 13 ' . : ' I ; I ,- 0 IJ) .. ' ' I e is· e otto r art . • ' ' ' .' . ~~ /. ~\ I ,, With Rockefeller In Little Rock 1 ' FRI., SAT. & SUN. April 21, 29, SO ' ''3 ON A COACH" Janet Lol&b ' . End of the Month Clearance Sale · PLUS Luggage- Comforters - Quilting - Girls Coats 1ncl SuitsMens 1nd Boys Trousers - Women• Cotton T·Shirts - Color Television - Rldios - Record Players - J1ckson Perkins Rose Bushes - lnf1nts Creepalls and Sweaten. See The Big Selection of Linoleum •nd Vinyl Floor Coverings Also See The 1967 Models of Toro Lawn Mowers At Our Mechanic Street Warehouse. . MEIGS THEATRE .........,,0. ,.- ' TUIS 2 ' I~ ELBERFELDS IN "PINILOPE" ~OMEROY <Tubnlrotor) WoOd as ''Peonelop&" '' ' KEEP TAXES DOWN PUSH PAYROLLS UP '· i ' . FeDow; OMouat -· ·- ''1!...- -'1110 . W~ fix Sunday days a week Fb:e and}nu'glaTB need no .O..vitationt Iu !Nitrf of ( 1llaiCico-lime) impcmm: wlulabls 1111111 alit ,. ' ~Rant ' . tlt«Witmer...aber Oil lob }1111111 jewelry, Jlljl Pl'OfNI RUTLAND Senn11{1 Meigs CouniJI fqr owr 951/ear~ Member F.df1'll a..m. Syllem -.......... Ohioli111119Jnrahlld at111 ~nte. W• an ll'llllbtr one In IDduatrlal dev~ other tlelda. We must meet the of our paoplu. Wolllut a,ht 1111e111ploymeat. number one ID . IIIIII,Y , H ' We 111'8 fl!lt·.......... ¥db: ~dlq IUflldl Oar towDI, eltlel and countlellleed help tiD dluJop their 1'1111uu:w fll the fullett. Wt lleed tiD IDCl'eiiH our e1f01'11 tiD JIZ'O'fa.Dictre IIIII bitter 19 betttr edueati!J!IJ and OJlPC!I'tuujtle. fw all Qhlcjgs, ' ' ' • THE BOX !11: ... • .... • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• :tJ I Pleet1 Tollder, Talty Clllokea PIUI all the lrlmmln'a (A complelo ba11quet for Ollt) $1.35 IHRin BOX ................ ·.. • $2.50 u Pleo., Chictm 01111 THE aucm ...... ;............. $3.95 1G Pleeel KelltuolcJ Frle4 ·Chlcton 1 Plat Cracldln' on., Hot Rolls <Serves6to'l) THE IARREL · ·••••.-. •··•· ·· . ~ ··· $5.25 !11 Plecu Col SaDden' Chicken Membfi'FDIC ~DDUnts IM~I'III Up To $15.000 Under ,. ,..,,, Dlp•lt ·-Corporllllon Open Friday Nights 5:00 to 7:10 p.m. crt_. 011 May to create :racJN lwl better jobl111d to lint Into law th& "-'o!atm apporilODmeJd plan now in lllftetllllder 1 federal eourt order. Ilepolita-. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 2, we h&ft 111 GJIIfOl'lunlty Iii fu'lbao lie r-t atate by ~ tb- p!'OpOIIed Ohio 'Boad Ccmnllllcta lll the "PPCCII llectlon llally beidOCDS IIIII odler 1111111 times 1be low 111nual lllpasit box hn NOW• )' • IIOMIItOY, OHIO X Vote' lES I, (i: •' '. - -' . 1 �I ' '*'·'!'.0.'-~\.;,.~,,,li' . ~··:r:rJ"·. ~: ' .. ··Y~~"i'1~'"'. ;.L ~~~..,...,, .txp~Mt~ . ,. '->'t '"' 1f'ii1A - f•il.,...., • , ,J. i'i ) , ··'""'· ;;'• I' '.Jh1<1!.~f-_, ' :?.i'! ! . !'l, ·t.f' .. •• I him, Dodd "no longer can 111ike. pollltcal career. · . , ··~~:\ 'h!ake its Punh1i111ent of 11 ills eatabi)~hment • •. cal!liO!. , For In voUng censur:e, . tlie. aUCl<. Dodd, liomer, will b!Como part ollts hierarchy, S!'Jiate: wlU )10 PMSing nioral iiO place to go/ w appeal For a man mejJUOhed ~~' ~·' Dodd , .("(~b~ a jlldgement oi ·~SOnate. lor the VIce President norilln•· Iell'',.,~udgll)ent >vbi¢h ,' tile tbe Cm\nec~c\lt• Voters elllUIOI · and lor a Calinet post, liie .senatel i'EMf. COnlilj!Jtee ' de- ·e.~!!'! the rei!frd. . cehs!D'e punishment · ,·ecom- llbemely avo!OOd,"lill\fnnorah :{'' . t1 mended for Dodd by tlie Se~ate ju~ent. • :,:,<11 ''>\:.. ' ' ' . NlCKN'"lll; ·(~all), from southern dethe ' bave .' more than a paUycake AM :tJ1at ·Jtii!I!Dki!DI, · d be RobertS, ·_the ' the wrist. • :: ;th~t;.'l!l i ~ :~~ ~· moneydriver who dleil of 1 ~ :There two waya of Jooklnli at eli~ · P6Jillc.~ . ~ to his pllcatiena>'afler a. ~ in the censure reaolutton: One, 'P<rl9!!ifUie ann)l~ktnl til 4kl· pot' get his •idckname : · , · . that It gees "soft" on·' the ~4lor jrave! OJPO~ he, tbe .race track. , .. · ~ ing 1,230 square feet of work JMlstmuster m July, 1953, Colmectlcut Democrat w~on ~; Cli~Ct~, ,lsewbe~nPdil Instead, Roberts was . 1 · . . . . , Fri· space for postal employes., was baving served one year as actliP' agalllil· wlnit the 'c:OAAI )IJOI\'dlffe,<¥11at.lbelween the name lor bls .pro-.tesa. J ' ' . . . modei'll begun las.t Nov.. 23. It hanl!n- ing postmaster. He abo was 8 ! House 'did to Adam Clayton rlg{ihll!d:!rOilg;; ' ' fastball pitcher at Atopka, JUSt. ~. 0 . touches Jral heatmg, "" CODI\Illoning~ postal employe m Racme .from Powell, tho Nep from Hariem. (/ilklaguea .........,oltll. lllllt·liiJ :Where he wu born In 11131. to be added tile; florescent lighting and the In- 1938 to 1941. 0r two that Dodd bas had It as ~ ~:.f!lf!i'lng dlsl\on- . SARASai'A! Fla. <UPI) offiCI81 dedication on Sunday, f te~or Is done In a beige and Oerk is Frederick J., Stobart, an eliecllve senaior, If his ,or to lllf . ·a\i.i!iul~.t••,!.l, , .' (jNEXPECrED HOIJDAY . tittorneY,s~ ataned II!• ~ay 7. . . 1white ~lor scheme. The mod- 1who hss seven .years colleagues follow througb on tile dllfleu!ti: ~ , pa;'lillpossl /D. !1, fETEP.BOROUGH, wheels lllrnii!l· · 'I'M. new strucl"!"', bri~ ve-1ern lobby contams 216 post of- 1ence m the of11ce, and rural , committee recommendallllL trust ~ W!lb ~ a,:jloel : (lf·lttW,,) -- The uo puplles their bld to ob.laln a neer· over block with a built up Ilice boxes and provisions are : carriers are Jobn R. Lee I Verbal COadellllllllloa J~enlilp: · . ' 'T ., .. . • bridge County School here trial and reJ.ease ol DrUf.8 roof. was constructed by Mr.: made so that 60 more can be : Francis W. Webb. Substitute The edge would seem to go to AJid sq , It ~mit· ma!~ an unOll\)eC\ed l!olldily Coppolino, f~ wlilllrljec!lll\lnl and Mrs. Edwin S. Cozart, Ra-; mstalled if needed. . 1 employes are ~·· Frank the latter. wllether"'l: noHbe ~tic:tlcl4 The !lehool ·waa d"* for Jlt;"'D lor the drug • 4W;·who will I~'• !I.e butid-1 Headl~g· the staff et the dew n m the clel'lcal poslUon It's true that for Dodd ihere ~ n.I!Jh! J?odd .:\0 '' : ~. wllen the beallmaster murt!e~ of hll bl wife. f'g to the fed ern! governmenl : post oU1ce will be Frank Cle- George Ne~gler and V J,r g I would be no One, no loss of Senate In ilio wlien he'&"\!P ·tor Ji1 ileacherll all had to to Deiens0 at1orney F : TIIO new post office, featur- [Ill!ld, who was commissioved Roush in the rUral delivery seniority, no public reprimand !'Hlectloi!i · Aa.. of aowi"'Jie. cOurt to answer . ~ . iued ll!e ' t - --·------~-------erallon. . . ,In 1 court martial ~ ,ol intends ~·i:Uo. '·n•!t!-tter·'!l~~t :,..-~J. III "nO •P!ll:klnB'' zonlli .. · :-e•~ ant!' criticized lo;!~rl~a~~:~os~ ~flee ceremony, and certam)y •DO the Onal ,s.~~l··· •irdlct, ~ ne*l'. the acllooL ~ for giving the . . on Third St. between Main alternative of a se<!OIId ~Ag I Vine Sts.. and owned by I rary ee verdleL i. Cleland. Next SUnday's • ·• L . o . j . . Bailey aald it was ~:~1 : . . tion program will begin at 1:45 ' convict 011 second 1to : TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UI'n - Former Gov. George p m ill murder In a poisoning case q. Wallace o£ ;\l~b'!!Da wali Wllll~ly .applauded today · · · ·~ • under Florida 1 wh~h he told art a'udience oP'about ll50 persons he was PLAN SERVICES "ti~es cause aw, ;jgai~st Viet 0J!'g sympathi$ers, :ederal directives on ed· POMEROY _ Tbe Drew. J,UWll\ JVJ . ~·~ ,:: · . ~~ :=edl~tion. acajion and ciVIl rlghi$.Jaws. 'I,, Webster Post No 39 Amer· 1 1t fi ' 1 ed eb1J. 1 i Wallace addressed·a "parents day" gathering at Rdse Iican Le ion Au~ilin' will GAU.!POLIS- A • ~ one ,Parent are !BU . to Sco!t !!Jplllg. .,.. . Polytechnic Institute. The husband of Alabama's present j hold m!morial servi'Jis for last week to tbe Gal· dren begi!DJIJiS ·iJ! tlt1td lfade. 1b.r l clraodw!IS lnlroduced by EXPO 'fl BIG DRAW ~nor ~8 greeted at the airport by a group of teen- : Mrs A V Howell at Ewing lin Co u·n t 1 DIs lrict 1.\- Jllgb schOGI ·fr~hnlen m~ algn Robe '" . , • . 'I · IJiiers waving confederate ·- - - - - - -- ---- Fun~rai Home at 8 .m. brary climaxed aeUv!Ues . plan- their own ~llli\- ~ are re- . 1.UJfia ~liCully thanked Mrs: MONTREAL (UP!) -The PIUI"I" flags. . _ group of about 50 Negro and Sunda • All members Pare ned In observrnce of National n~ at ~ ·year !ntervaill. . S~ for:conducttni ~ !Om'' lla Cllltlning-day turnout I But at the college campus a white students chanted "Wal- lasked~ assemllle at the fU· Library Week. In Mrs. Velma 15, OUI-of\'Ollnty i!Jid· out ol Mti1 Slo~ gave each etilld Elpo 6'1 was more than -:-- .... · -- - - · · ·- ...... lace go home," and . llnother neral home at 7,30 f •.m. Mueller's lourih &rade at the , st&te users ,pay, a smiilllee for a boOJmlll'ker aa a I;OUvenit ol 1 as large as bad been ,25 inside the auditonum carWaahin&ton School. tbelr card. . their trip. • officials reported 1 lricd such signs "'' "Supl\"rt! ·· FATALLY INJURED Mrs. Stoney, ~ting librarian, 16. A line of oniH:Ollt for cllll- · , An estimated 330,000 ' . :mental illness, Wallaee for p~es-l NEW MATAMORAS, 0 b 10 ,conducted tho tour pf I bo 11· 'dren, 1\Vo cedis (01' adults, JIOr ~ llB1!IS Dl8Ml88AL - Including employes ol I h (Continued from Pas-:. ll,~ . !.kl~.nt,:• ., . 'f"' . ,UP!) , lelth s. Partlow, 17 , ] br~ . ..~ • · . , . !day. lor overdue boOk& Is cbarg- CLEVEL,\ND (UPI) - Go~. ElposiU~ - passed llmlouj:'~l~ • ..::;~ij;~:.~ 1 • ~ ·~ 1 seven miles from 'b ol. l A,nyonel w&o ra!Bes money, Hampbal, was fatally Injured AI' ~ ro1sln·!n the library 1ed. , Jamea . + .,l!hodea wW seek to the turnstiles Friday. Only 11 1.. ~. after wit hs t a n di n « three !blood ' ljnd, clo,l~ts lor the Viet ·satuhlay when bla car left Ohio llll vlllted and qplalned to I 17. Books renewed at 2 • dllmlls a Iedera! court 1 uIt 000 bad been eJ!!~<!cled. l.--------"i · straight days of heavy Macine Cong, that s, not acadenuc free- , 7 .In Washiqtoa Count)" aear Ithe. Jroup, a questloo and an- weeks Intervals. asking for an lnjuncUon to ~ar . assaulta ·dom, that's trea~h.'' Wallace :here, · . ]swet J!Orlod was held. Each 18. Any number of books may !·the election .board from cerhfy. YOUNG· 'NO' ON I · · ·said, drawing the heaviest apchild equipped with pencil and be taken out at one time. ling thensulla ol. Tuesday'sspe· The Marines moved up to the olause of his speech. : TEACHERS SAY NO ·Imemo pad, which they had 19, There Is a children's prn-j clal electlon:.'lbe i)l!l, filed Frl· CLEVEI.AND <UPI) - Sen. summit I•.te Friday witnout He also was applauded he•· \ MAit~,FERRY Ohio -imade in..th•, classroom, record· ~am of story Ullling each Sat- day 'lllilmed· ifll .: 'Oblo :~on~ Stephen M. Young will vote alfit'g a shot !vily when he said "K the peo- ,The {;!Iii , .~ ~j+! the !Wttalr~ .~v- l urday. · :' ~ ~i!imWIOJI')l~~·al:on, Tues·J;aainst the Ohto Bond Commls- 1 1 ' Marines Take Hill Jilti.'ll("t .e~~" "f!Ull,~ide ,'ciatloo (CTA Saturday turn-ed. Thl!lle notes w~re used' tile 20. There are picture ~n.d d~·:·•JirlilOt VIO!a~6 U. S. slon and reapjlOI'Ilomilent pro· \0n SC!Urday, they swept wli!It'! if~:·~aiiMi:lvtth- . ed dowt~ a propou1 for 'dlscJii,l(llil~wlng day, Tuesday, as the pamphlet files. in Tuesday't election. 1 ~!"'!ililllon. tlirough 1.,. 'fo!'rli~~- cav, .out ha . gurdelines from 1,· sions aimed at •ettllng a three- ~SIB lor a Wflllen report In ~t Films are avallable for the , ;::,;'(' in a telegram to Nf• complexel -li'om , wlil.l. wtlMl 1100 miles away, we m1ght as .day strik• against the Martina ll!Jt,.E!)ihsh elass. plj)llic. BITS TREE: DIES Lawrence White, chairman ol Communists had laid down :JI'ell give up." 'Ferry School District. Some of the facts recorded ""s. Foster, librarian expl~n- WOOSTER, Ohio (UP!) . Cleveland chapter of Anler· • rin streams of lire and !7•.- ...... ; · -- - - -- - - - --were: . .ed how the bdob are made rea- PhUip ,G. Pyles, 22, . . for Democratic Actloa, , ~ough a thick tripli!.:~. , .· ,. ,1. ,'lbe (II~ was establish· dy for the p~elf, once tqjly are was·· llli~.: Siiiiil'!lsY' w[lel) . c&lled the OBC "a propoeal to • 'ed d I'OUIIfi.frtress' J~''"<> :ll!i/1~~~., returniid. sne explainedJthecars£ildck' i '(re\,' onOhio5 powertoagroupof I . :::'o:~ln•kie. 0 ~till ~~i! library the blue and orange cards. w~~unty. abould be reserved · -v .. l''t q,. . ' .~:from Carnegie The group was interested In all our dtlzens aa :The Marines found the bail\~:,..!~ · • '1 > . ri¥' ; . . F~~~!. . the shelves of. rare books found ANOO'IIER DEGREE · o! 15 Commumst soldiers I~! ~UHoweU"~> dren. , \{ · ·· .9:"'1it Carn(i8le libraries have m the adult ,eadtng ·room. ATHENS, ·-<Jblo Jl!!htod In the pull-out. ~~oy _ ·~Curt' Brothers and sisters surviving ''Jhe iiilne ·or similar arcbltec-l When the class . an ' iAn estim@!!!t~ 4()l)' N~ ' !lofieJi;: liS( Porn~; died ~~ are William H. Acord, and Dor.!tut't!. :basement rooms, their .. " , . , ~ws degree Vietnamese tiixlp. , ~[out ·~~)tltl~l Hos- ~ .Acord, SwPJi(ield; Wood,\ 4. ~ llbrtll}', b tax-su[li>OJ't. was sparked by. the James !!hOi!~ during slortly aftell ·'!r.S. Afr {II! C. •JIIW fiillii!!l'n8 1 'llllpr· ill- roll Acoid, tlUc4go:I'Mrs. lila- eel. willi.Jome ·•dllltloli$l'flwls old magazm~ and bound 'l13th planes suppo.tin( the ~ -. ~ess. ~;~ mg r; Rapp, Omega, o.; Mrs. Roy jfrom the stale. papers dating into the ,June 4. · _·_ _ hid poured bombs and-~~~ ~·Mrs. Howell was a member , Serepta Allen, Columbus, and , .~' .Ten ~· !ll!tve 0J1 lh e hrndr~s. ofTh~ ~~ ~m LuSAKA (UPJl- As an 0 o9 th~ beighll and left baW!I,be of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order'j Mrs. Waugh, GaiUpoUs. One sis.,I. .orary iioaril. . , • ~c !895. fO measure the Zamctest bf tl!e ·hill. • ·of Eastern Star, the Ladies Auxt· ter and live brotbers preceded · • There. "';' Mgbt .run time "1:,e :of the workers lained government has auU1orll> I 1 . lllllll)'. of Drew Webster Posl · him. In d~.i 1 elnllloy.& ~ two yoqth spon- , 'I'' . exp ed sale of tickets lor a state IElsewbore In the nortbern,1s9 · •Alnerican Legjpn ~· lhel Servi""'' :JI!!..;.J>o conducted sored tbrougll the Federal Com· assesslon number, .Library of lottery starting July 1 First ~~es, u.s. Marines repOrt- p~t , ~id6!lts' .parl~y 0( tile Monday at '2 p:jil., in the Boyer mun(ty Actio~ Profll'am. Congress ca:<l• pasting of prize will be S,OOO !4 kllliD&, 16 eomrnumsl', ~ a~; DaiJ&bters II{ Un-! funeral Home, waverly. with 7., Library boll!:• are 9 a.~. , ets, shellackin& of covers OOO). . r4ptuilng ~tuspeels In 'a~es ion Veter8111 ; Jane Hawol!' Rev. Robert fl. Sayre olflclat- to 8 p.~. Mondays through Frl- ·ing, .etc. ~ ~ clashes in the area that Tent; the TWilight Garden Club: I ing. Burial will be In Caldwell days, and 9 a.tn. lb 5 p.m. on \ Pnor to the fleldtrlp, . ; ·. , ~y threatened by an IIhe Meigs County Pioneer and ] Cemetery, Rlcbmondale, 0. Saturday. were lllade iJI the qt!mal!cl fi"' North Vietna·; l!iJtorl~ ~lety and' Soll8 andl The bndy will he taken to the 8. A bookmobile, with driver (they lnclnded . . and : 0 ~ divi.sions . 1 Daughters of Pioneer ruvermen. Boyer Funeral Home fro m and three assistants, stocked ; on the hves of Pomorov. · 1 : Amphibious A11aull :Mrs. Howell w"- 8 m'mber ofi Waugt;..llalley • ~ Funeral IMill more titan tWo·thousand min and Andrew ~UNDAY, MONDAY I TUII !l'lle MarinPS also lamled : the United Methndlst Church in l Home Sunday where friends !books, serves the p eo p )Jeports were l>Y Aprll:JG- Moj 2 qother battalion of troops in: Po'meroy and was ,8 Wort~ War : may call between ' and 9 p.m. 'throughout the county - from Bowma~, Danny Cox, and Greg~~::t~!f.~~ Oferalion Beave:- Car,c--an . 1 Gold Star Mother , ;1 Cadmus to Waterloo LawTho!nas. Natalie Wood u "Pontlope" a..ult by air an~ sea Into one ; She is surviv8il, j, ber hus.i , 'renee County. ~ lllllP drawn by Danny Cox Ian Bonnen. o~ the V10t eo~·· olde•t and . nand, A. v. Howell, !oted Meigs : Roy H. Me11wlc goes out every day 0 1 c e p t 1 used.as a guide In routing CD~=~~~~NII est strOJtgholds 25 mlles 1County historian· a daughter 1 PT. PLEASUNT' - · iimeral Friday. . Pom l'or G 1 ~Ul'llOY to the Ubrary,. He o! the ,huge leatherneck i Dr. Edna Mr:~Wil!hl Redford' i servi""' for Roy H. (Tude) 9. There are MiOOO books ln land Andy Fischer steered I h !l't.-.d ; at Do Nang. : Ind. ; 9 foster son, Ralph M~ . Messick, 52, HuntiQ&Uin, fOl'IIJr- the library plus a vari'fl selec· group, acUng •• patrol in I. Rurat IUtiJng Hood Ual contacts in the opera- , Kee. Pomeroy ; two sisters, Mrs.1 ly of Henderson, .,_. bt beld Uon of current magazines ami Ill& tile atreell. Rear guard was . !!!!!!:~!:!i~! ~ were reported light. In the ' Mary E. Bailey Minersville , Monday 10:30 a.m. In the CNw· periodicals alonJ with ten or 24 hours, the Marines: Route 1, and Mn: Cora Curtis, Huasell Funeral Homo with tbol1.twelve newspapers. Some of '. Underneath its e1e11ant wood Cuttlng:b011rd top, our · reported kUling two Commu-: Newell, w. va.; two grand- Rev. Fatber H. A. Ryan offic- newspapers are The New portables are really quality bullt•lns. We've prettl~ · Dl~. 1daughters, Mrs. Louiso Hoover tating, Burial will be In . tq,e~ Times, Christian Science Moottllem up wlth ilene'- ill around, added easy rollin& : - Iand Mrs. Eleanor Lang, bot h.1Henderson cemetery, F'rienllr tor, Ohio Lqtoo News, Wes casters·and a· ~·tllat books up to your sink fa~cet. · WIFELY WORm of lndian~polis and Iive gr,at ! may call at the .~raJ ~tme. Virginia Hlllbllly, Barton'•, But you &at 111 of' the huge CIIJ)!!City, ~onvenlont tiEL, Germany <UPf) - A grandchlldrm. ' I Mr. Mesaick ciiMjl unexlle"l· The Gallipolis Tribune. roJI-D\lt ~ske": '"'r&etlc,washlng action and effecwile. according to a state court . Funeral services will be held ! edly Friday mornlill ill a. boa- 10. On an average of t e tive drying of line custom bullt·lns. . hllie, Is worth BOO marts, or, at 2 p.m. Monday at the Ewing I pita! in Bristol, Tenn. He waa ~ew children's boob are . . And ln~de, where t~~ i!.CIIon takes pip, the bright · tb4~equivalent of $200, P" !Funeral !fome with the Rev. employ.ed ali a 1!11Ck' driver for ell weekly. · new Idea of solid, Slnltaty stalnteas steel. So durable 1 ; C. Melvih' Alkire officiating. (Bell Lmes, Inc,. and wu for· 11. Books are sbelved under I , ' . I , • , · , til~t all stahilets st~l P!li1J ere guarantlled lor 20· was the amount of : Burial wiU be in Beech Grov• l merly an employee of the Mar· three major categories - fie- 1 . . · · years against. (allure due to corroawarded a man : Cemetery. Friends may call at I!etta Manufacturl~ Company. 1 Uon, non·llctlon, and Y• fnl Sion, We tQink Mom wlllllkn Shine wife was killed In an au· , the funeral home at anytime.l He is survived by his widow, , 12. There are tb'tlil ldN. • 11 "II • . accident. The judges ; _ three daughters, one son, one fng rooms and separate the average wi[e works I]amea A d brother and two atst,n. for chlldrell and adults. 70 s week. , cor . 13. Each book bas from 5 : GALLIPOLIS - James For- Mr!. Herman Cwrlc card! to asallt tht patron BASEMENT UP · J rest Acord, 73, brother of Mrs. Mrs. Herman (Hazel) tbe books and desired inWORTH, Tex. <UPI) : Clarence Mabel Waugh Galli- age 15 passed awar 1.\ ~ '),, Couch has been "In i polis, was found dead ~t h 1s at the 'Henry Ford Hospital 14. Library eardl, by ~111;11 smce he was SIX ' Waverly Trailer Court home in Detroit after a long•lllneOB. o''J IJ old. He and hi! family , WaY!IIY Fridoy evening. He hadlteaves her husband andv:2!ll into the basement ol AI- been in laUing health about six children, Mrs. Paul >H . Hog g ~emenlary , mooths. • (Marjt~}. Mrs. Richard SUN; . where his father took , A retired farmer, morchant ney (Violet), a~rnd~~~)·a~ll~~~ as custodian, bact In the and railroad employee, Mr. A- Detroit; two 111 ·fnd . : cord was bora on July -20, 1893, Torrence, Tlippert Plains, Aprii,U, tt.IO stayed With it. He went . in Jackson Twp., Pike county, Leo, of covington, ; 0110 · "'~A;.COAC. II" • · st'l)ool, then Texas i son of the late Joseph G. and ter, Mae Chllder,, Jerry .h Janet pt, PltiPnt University, I hen ' Edna 0. Overl,y ACIII'd. and five grtllllclilldrtn. Lewil ! '~'J. ... OiiP- a&o Depot I. • • Oakhurst Elementary , He is. survived by 1110 cbil· Funeral arrangementi a r e I • ' ~: ! ~ PLUS · Phone 675-1160 ' became principal : dren, Miss Allee Ac<!rd, Colwn- with tile Earle UWt Funer1l . . ' ALSO: CARTOOtf ·,''" ' ·f " " "AGINT FOil N.A.II.M.• t1IO .and still holds bus, and William-Acord; Waver- HOme In Monroe, Mich. Burial . __ .. --..-- i,v, a1on& with five &randcllll- was Friday. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _..,_ _~..;....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _..,._~--"'-.., Finds race Jke .. 1 N ., / L'b ationa W k Fourth Grad·ers VISit c:..J Library To c):_;.,._ AC t ..,or·Obse ·. . fVaDCe \ ::: ! I THE WAR I I = 'Mila Death o ;, rO::\ne '.. t 't- ' i'l .. :ted llf Is: ITIIIUI ma NRTUil i I TODAY MONDAY TUESDAY &WEDNESDAY m r C•rollna ·Luml.tr S.,lr .• I' ; I, I .l . ' . ',l " I ,,. . ,, ~ ' .' '' ' .,, '··· . ._._ MEIGS COUNTY I announce ~<Boston Style" ~ r ry R. , Shon, CIC pr!!lt~ \i~n , in '140NDAY - There was an party, P~!ting "taxatton Witi).]Jqdge WarrenS . Earhart, lror> ' Pla~• far accident free weekend. , , ! out repre~tion" shoold t~: toP. Will ~old court d11rini lhe~fo•,iulated _TUESDAY - First reading Ohio, Bond .Commission ~ &II' M~y tenn of the Q.%Jtia cour1ty · g~ven street repair leg!Siahon proved at t&e May 2 prjmary .<'O)IImon pleas cool!. James by Middleport council to resur- 1election. . . IW~st, 34, Galli~lio, was . it · 1.3~ lace Rt. 7 from the T to th e FRIDAY 1- Upriver tomato toe Ohio Pen til begin serving blood dona~. J;.ee J. north corporation limit: t.pwn crop's In ne!ll' ruin followin.l !t '·,.;pjence of 5-30.years for break- [28, Rt. I. N;oJ;Ibup, cost just 1750. Drivers caught j· hard frost Thursday night. NQI lnJ' and en!fring in the n!l~t receiving stolen up for being ?areful over the guilty pleas entered by two Ch~ season and H years for grand Gollia • weekend.' Sher~ff Bob Harten-] cago teen-agers charged In auto larceny. Gallipolis Area Jay- ment. bach logging three acc1dents on 1larceny and breaking and enter- cees hear progress reports on -:-:__-::-====== f: Monday. Middleport contrJbutes: ing. namely Thomas Childress, area activities. I over $001) to DFS (Dollars for ' 19, and John Whittemore, 18, in , , SchOlars). I Judge Frank w. Porter'• Coun- WEDNESDAY - Po11ce probe WEDNESDA '{ - Roy Splres.1ty Court. •' IIJ!i0.20 tb~fl at Stale Street indicted for rape, slips a w.~ yl qALI.I}l' OOUNTY M~rket. K1.dnap charges agamst ! 'from . county jaiL He had b~~ MONDAY _ Two typewrlt- 1 Ben . Hamilton, 56, Cleveland, . pennitted in the o£flce to ma~e ers, one duplicator reported ' d1sm1ssed m Gallipolis MumCI· a telephone call: got out a Side , missing at Southwestern High lpa! Court. John Dav1dson nom· , door. County Extension Advis- School by Gallia County Sher· ltnated for U. S. Air Force A· ; ory Committee urges more em- :iff's Department. Coach Ellis Icademy. Thirty-four GAHS pu- ' l·ph1asl! on research and develop- I Johnson, Marshall take part in District Finals j men!. Middleport's First Ba1>- : named guest speaker !or State Scholarship Tests. tist Church has a new pastor, ' s AII·Sports banquet at THURSDAY - Charles W. succeeding t)le Rev. Boone, re- Trace High schooL 19, Cleveland,. arrestcently resigned .. He is Rev. Minit Men gain finals In on a charge of breakmg and Charles W. Simons, of Darling- Radio Jubilee Record and. grand lar~eny ID •I ton. Pa. ln Huntington. City police with the April 20 B THURSDAY - Spires is cap- theft of Jasper Houck's lured, sitting at the kitchen ta- TUESDAY - Gary R. Short •' of his home In the Dexter reelected president of GaUia area exhausted, apparently hav- County Community Improve'. log trudged the distance !rom ' ment Corporation. Other officer. ' Pomeroy, without resistance by reelected were Cly4e Ramsay, I f< • 'I ' the sheriff himself. The Meigs vioe president; Selwyn White, ·~· - HOLDING. HER BffiTHDAY CAKE, Mrs, Jemima Bolt talks with her daughter, Mrs. Florence Ecker of County Water Company came treasurer and Marlin Gallipolis, on tile eve of her lOOth birthday doniversary. Mr~ . .Bolt has been a resident of the Shawn Manor down Wednesday [rom $825,000 secretary. RegiOnal Airport ,' !'oi\U'Slng Home; in' Ponca City, Okla., since 1963. Sbe re ceh·e Birthday ar~etings from President Johnson . on to $800,000 and bonds in the , struction expected to' get und•or- il I the OCCSSIOD. • deal would draw five and one- way on July 1. E. Richard Frost II . quarter per cent rather than reemployed as principal of Ky- N :five and one-half per cent in- ger Creek High school 011 · ' 1 1 T H VOTE T' LEE SMITH . ' MAYOR • hd -Ob ed b M . Fl E J ' M h. 8111 . . ay serv y rs. orence c\er s ot er ~:;;_ ~~::~~ - Mrs. John Ione of seven children of Wi '~r::~~lPOLIS Bott, melher of Mrs.,llam and Mary Ann Blair 0 :0 HuFFY 2'5·"· s p Ec I A L . DIsc0 uNT NOW 1 · •I U . ., .. OfF REGULAR PRICE ON ALL MWERS TAKEN IN THE CARTON HUFFY "RANCHERO" RIDING MOWER ~ HUFFY •• SMOOTH ·u 24"ctn' IJGH·l SIZE • IMGMI CUT .tiGHt POWU • '11111-up heldt -'JiiC o Foot brake BE HAPPY •••• GO HUffYj I * CHANGE ~ghtwPight ·~ Ml10ling ~ YouTII ASKED FOR IT! I get the Impression I don't want II Thti· •<il"fll" .Is lor )o:mg po- lt~ go out; wlth him. 1'<1 dje pie, their· Pn\bl!ms· and pleas- he gave up. Please help ao ores, their !roubles . end fun. .Al i' have one less worry. - NAN-II ~·ith Ill• real of .Hele~ R el p 1CY US!, lt welcoii,IOS hiughs bu tl · . . won't d<ldge a Serious queation :Dear Nancy: · with a: brusli-ell. . . I Either this bof .hasn't learft. II · Ied· to. ask ahead, or else teen-age questlims ' much too Must you to •AsKED FOR~ Helen Help us -.CUTTI'NG HEIGHTS •smooffl ~ng~ ;::;Jfl- '. 12" PD<olillllli: ..,. Iiles • A1ttaaotiue 16:edng wheel o 4 H.P; Briggs llo SbailoD engine o Blade clutch CUI!rol 011 dash . • Disc bzako Q1l 110ar u1e BE: IW'I'Y - GO IU'Pl HUFFY/PARKLANE . Pd. Pol. Adv. ,----~------------, LAWN TRACTOR , ,.111 K ~~ui wa~~ ;:::n:~~~~~~i~,i:":·fi., 1 Ecker of 200 FLTSII shall. She IS the last · · recently celebrated her member of be'r family. IIJtllll · birthday anniversary all She was married to Jo tile Shawn ·· Manor Nursing, Bott in 1887 and they were Home· In Ponca City. Okla. ! parents of 10 children, Vll'ginia, · • I Margaretta, Adriette, P a u I, Mrs. Ecker and her slster·iFiorenre, Chor:es, Dorothy, l.n·l•w: MISS · Marget Ecker of: John, Helen, and Jean. · 254 First Ave., were presenl.i Only three oi the"" are now 'l for.th? ~bse!"'ance. On Apr1~ t7, 11iving, Vir~i nia I Mrs. F. J. Tru.. , her bnfhday, the Ponca C1t Y:by) of Anpollo, Pa.; Mrs. Flor· i New• covered the event Mth ence Etoker, Gallipolis, 0 hI o; p1cture and story. Here IS tile, and Charles of Corpus Christi sl9ry. ... •. · · ' Texas. ' Mro. John. (Jeminwr ·Bolt got In 1920, Mr. and Mro. BoUIII up as usual about 5 a.m. today, Icame to Okmulgee, where he dressed herself . and made up 1 died in 1936. Mrs. Bott came her bed ... also ~ USU!II. · ~I Iate 11163 to Ponca City ... n.. il was an Ullllbl day ~M at Shawn Manor, to be 10011! ~d'l)' anDtverssey.. . ' her son and his wife, Mr. · ·'. ' Now 1hflf,11Je. big day : had Mrs. J. B. Bolt. · arrived, tile new centeil~riail Mrs. Boll had sons In Broacllown Model 4855 was · laki~g. lhings more calmly World Wars. Her oldest, Paul, • '"' ' dv'l ; , i~.an she dlii'Saturday when her oserved in Frar.ce In World . .t S't' ·tf~tiDl,! .NG • CUTTING daughter al\jved from 0 hi o. jl and the youngest, John, was Cerds. flow~s. and other g1ft01 in the Navy during the second •·POWERFUL have been arriving the p a s t I war~ rr ' , ' few d~ys, including greetings 1 !>frs. Ecker was the only one • 5 H. P • .Br!ggs & stratton Engine from p,~3fdent Johnson. : of the ·remaining chil<fren here "! IU'ISS I ought to frame : for her .mother's !DOth • Alltott!otive steerillg Wlleel it " ~'· Bolt said of the Pres~ Iday. ·sbe bJ:OUght as a gift • P~~eumatic Tires dent'a'le~r. . iMrs. Bott a transistoe radio to • Differeatial on Rear .ule R•l<i,itves .!If• planning a par- I! help her keep · U~ on .events • Controls on Dasll 1' lfll'r:ber this <evenillJI at thf !lie ·day. The ctqtenarian has Shawrl' ·Manor Nursing Home, . ~maioed interesteil in what Is • Padded Seat where' ')]e has been residing 1 going on in the world and sinc~~o~ber 1963. Others at. spite faUing eye~ight, managesl]l the Ji9m;:'fl,ve helped her ·eel- i to ·do some reading of d all ebratq at birthday dinners Sal.- ~ neiospapirs. She has some dif· urd•Yi and Surday. •. .ficulty hearing, IH!i oth<,rwi:se!l . Born Jemina Marshall on Ap· ! is alert in everything that go" I ril 1i; 1867, at Dayton,. "A r m-]1on around here. , ] strol1fi County, Pa., she was Also here to help ' I MIDDLEPORT PRIMARY TUESDAY, MAY 2 her mother-In-law's anniveraaryj•a. Citian . who now resides •I studying ij. Clean-Up week in stages, initial contacts made for Is Mrs. J. B. Jenner Pou· Mmneapol!S, Mmn. Racme Is May 1-6. Democrats ~ Jhird prospect according to Ga· · MEIGS :no '*' 'I .. · ·B'e~n E~~~ing Street Re.Jtair , ~Middleport from 'T' North to Pomeroy ~ . GalliJ>Oii•. : ...\~~~ '"!'"' \.W .', allacec..Cheered for Stand ' . F, d I E • amst e era xpanSIOD 1 ... • ~~~J~~ 1•.MAIU)ER· Oliiler; ' ·· .. : · . ~ Caioee'r. u · Itt' effective seni1tot . 'II IUPI) ...Sen. For 'Dodd there Is ill ~ct rnd as i political leader · Tholnaa J, qodd ean lllak!, U1e · only verbal i!Ondemnatlon. But hinge on the vote. . Seoate fhb~ or ln 'off\CO: ~ · II II ol t¥ charactl!r whi~h ill One thiJIII It rema!M But 11 \he senate · cePBur. devaitattng to an ~fleeUv'e .J,. seen whet~or the House can . mNe wR' aeJne pOSt 'Of£ice ' • •, ' flU ~Refuove BIIIJI.~n ' - !•, .)4', ' ... , The ~upday l,mes•Sentlnel, Sunday, April M, 1967-3 ,., "i. I l ._' I ~~""".' ~ • .· $eli.it9r;f·ront'.aU,~eadershlp ~~~~J;~~s~'FU~•ctur,t~ls l~a\ed at the corner of Pearl a11d ( ' ''¥~ ... '' J•o;." 1.~......... . . ~ . ,. '' . · IN.STANTLYI .,, .. . I· .. AAI~'S EaiiOMY CH~ ' '. ' , ' . '~­ L .,.. .· .,.. . :'*"'l'<ll!c:JI:•· . ~ ~~:~ llelgt,bl :,. HUFFY NYTAMAiic • 2~" Cutting W1dth/Austempand Sl&el Blade t 8 H. P, Briggs UtraUoll Engi!te ~ Stick Shift TransmiSIIOD - 3 J'orwud Speeds- Pluslleverse ~ • Blade'can be Disengaged.fo,r Easier Transport and Pullillg Accessories • Wind-up Cutting Height Adjustmellt • Terra-Tread Tires/Easier on IAWD/ · Smoother Ride • Differential - Fqr Outst.anding Maneuverability REGENT LATEX RUBBERIZED WALL PAINT ' ,...rr,..., ' .. • Alllltl . . . . . . . ~ • fk •, . ' • ; ~ . ' ·. . I· ' ' ONLY All .Colon ~~~9 Come In ongre- es will ern on. ~e givopen inclue!- �I ' '*'·'!'.0.'-~\.;,.~,,,li' . ~··:r:rJ"·. ~: ' .. ··Y~~"i'1~'"'. ;.L ~~~..,...,, .txp~Mt~ . ,. '->'t '"' 1f'ii1A - f•il.,...., • , ,J. i'i ) , ··'""'· ;;'• I' '.Jh1<1!.~f-_, ' :?.i'! ! . !'l, ·t.f' .. •• I him, Dodd "no longer can 111ike. pollltcal career. · . , ··~~:\ 'h!ake its Punh1i111ent of 11 ills eatabi)~hment • •. cal!liO!. , For In voUng censur:e, . tlie. aUCl<. Dodd, liomer, will b!Como part ollts hierarchy, S!'Jiate: wlU )10 PMSing nioral iiO place to go/ w appeal For a man mejJUOhed ~~' ~·' Dodd , .("(~b~ a jlldgement oi ·~SOnate. lor the VIce President norilln•· Iell'',.,~udgll)ent >vbi¢h ,' tile tbe Cm\nec~c\lt• Voters elllUIOI · and lor a Calinet post, liie .senatel i'EMf. COnlilj!Jtee ' de- ·e.~!!'! the rei!frd. . cehs!D'e punishment · ,·ecom- llbemely avo!OOd,"lill\fnnorah :{'' . t1 mended for Dodd by tlie Se~ate ju~ent. • :,:,<11 ''>\:.. ' ' ' . NlCKN'"lll; ·(~all), from southern dethe ' bave .' more than a paUycake AM :tJ1at ·Jtii!I!Dki!DI, · d be RobertS, ·_the ' the wrist. • :: ;th~t;.'l!l i ~ :~~ ~· moneydriver who dleil of 1 ~ :There two waya of Jooklnli at eli~ · P6Jillc.~ . ~ to his pllcatiena>'afler a. ~ in the censure reaolutton: One, 'P<rl9!!ifUie ann)l~ktnl til 4kl· pot' get his •idckname : · , · . that It gees "soft" on·' the ~4lor jrave! OJPO~ he, tbe .race track. , .. · ~ ing 1,230 square feet of work JMlstmuster m July, 1953, Colmectlcut Democrat w~on ~; Cli~Ct~, ,lsewbe~nPdil Instead, Roberts was . 1 · . . . . , Fri· space for postal employes., was baving served one year as actliP' agalllil· wlnit the 'c:OAAI )IJOI\'dlffe,<¥11at.lbelween the name lor bls .pro-.tesa. J ' ' . . . modei'll begun las.t Nov.. 23. It hanl!n- ing postmaster. He abo was 8 ! House 'did to Adam Clayton rlg{ihll!d:!rOilg;; ' ' fastball pitcher at Atopka, JUSt. ~. 0 . touches Jral heatmg, "" CODI\Illoning~ postal employe m Racme .from Powell, tho Nep from Hariem. (/ilklaguea .........,oltll. lllllt·liiJ :Where he wu born In 11131. to be added tile; florescent lighting and the In- 1938 to 1941. 0r two that Dodd bas had It as ~ ~:.f!lf!i'lng dlsl\on- . SARASai'A! Fla. <UPI) offiCI81 dedication on Sunday, f te~or Is done In a beige and Oerk is Frederick J., Stobart, an eliecllve senaior, If his ,or to lllf . ·a\i.i!iul~.t••,!.l, , .' (jNEXPECrED HOIJDAY . tittorneY,s~ ataned II!• ~ay 7. . . 1white ~lor scheme. The mod- 1who hss seven .years colleagues follow througb on tile dllfleu!ti: ~ , pa;'lillpossl /D. !1, fETEP.BOROUGH, wheels lllrnii!l· · 'I'M. new strucl"!"', bri~ ve-1ern lobby contams 216 post of- 1ence m the of11ce, and rural , committee recommendallllL trust ~ W!lb ~ a,:jloel : (lf·lttW,,) -- The uo puplles their bld to ob.laln a neer· over block with a built up Ilice boxes and provisions are : carriers are Jobn R. Lee I Verbal COadellllllllloa J~enlilp: · . ' 'T ., .. . • bridge County School here trial and reJ.ease ol DrUf.8 roof. was constructed by Mr.: made so that 60 more can be : Francis W. Webb. Substitute The edge would seem to go to AJid sq , It ~mit· ma!~ an unOll\)eC\ed l!olldily Coppolino, f~ wlilllrljec!lll\lnl and Mrs. Edwin S. Cozart, Ra-; mstalled if needed. . 1 employes are ~·· Frank the latter. wllether"'l: noHbe ~tic:tlcl4 The !lehool ·waa d"* for Jlt;"'D lor the drug • 4W;·who will I~'• !I.e butid-1 Headl~g· the staff et the dew n m the clel'lcal poslUon It's true that for Dodd ihere ~ n.I!Jh! J?odd .:\0 '' : ~. wllen the beallmaster murt!e~ of hll bl wife. f'g to the fed ern! governmenl : post oU1ce will be Frank Cle- George Ne~gler and V J,r g I would be no One, no loss of Senate In ilio wlien he'&"\!P ·tor Ji1 ileacherll all had to to Deiens0 at1orney F : TIIO new post office, featur- [Ill!ld, who was commissioved Roush in the rUral delivery seniority, no public reprimand !'Hlectloi!i · Aa.. of aowi"'Jie. cOurt to answer . ~ . iued ll!e ' t - --·------~-------erallon. . . ,In 1 court martial ~ ,ol intends ~·i:Uo. '·n•!t!-tter·'!l~~t :,..-~J. III "nO •P!ll:klnB'' zonlli .. · :-e•~ ant!' criticized lo;!~rl~a~~:~os~ ~flee ceremony, and certam)y •DO the Onal ,s.~~l··· •irdlct, ~ ne*l'. the acllooL ~ for giving the . . on Third St. between Main alternative of a se<!OIId ~Ag I Vine Sts.. and owned by I rary ee verdleL i. Cleland. Next SUnday's • ·• L . o . j . . Bailey aald it was ~:~1 : . . tion program will begin at 1:45 ' convict 011 second 1to : TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UI'n - Former Gov. George p m ill murder In a poisoning case q. Wallace o£ ;\l~b'!!Da wali Wllll~ly .applauded today · · · ·~ • under Florida 1 wh~h he told art a'udience oP'about ll50 persons he was PLAN SERVICES "ti~es cause aw, ;jgai~st Viet 0J!'g sympathi$ers, :ederal directives on ed· POMEROY _ Tbe Drew. J,UWll\ JVJ . ~·~ ,:: · . ~~ :=edl~tion. acajion and ciVIl rlghi$.Jaws. 'I,, Webster Post No 39 Amer· 1 1t fi ' 1 ed eb1J. 1 i Wallace addressed·a "parents day" gathering at Rdse Iican Le ion Au~ilin' will GAU.!POLIS- A • ~ one ,Parent are !BU . to Sco!t !!Jplllg. .,.. . Polytechnic Institute. The husband of Alabama's present j hold m!morial servi'Jis for last week to tbe Gal· dren begi!DJIJiS ·iJ! tlt1td lfade. 1b.r l clraodw!IS lnlroduced by EXPO 'fl BIG DRAW ~nor ~8 greeted at the airport by a group of teen- : Mrs A V Howell at Ewing lin Co u·n t 1 DIs lrict 1.\- Jllgb schOGI ·fr~hnlen m~ algn Robe '" . , • . 'I · IJiiers waving confederate ·- - - - - - -- ---- Fun~rai Home at 8 .m. brary climaxed aeUv!Ues . plan- their own ~llli\- ~ are re- . 1.UJfia ~liCully thanked Mrs: MONTREAL (UP!) -The PIUI"I" flags. . _ group of about 50 Negro and Sunda • All members Pare ned In observrnce of National n~ at ~ ·year !ntervaill. . S~ for:conducttni ~ !Om'' lla Cllltlning-day turnout I But at the college campus a white students chanted "Wal- lasked~ assemllle at the fU· Library Week. In Mrs. Velma 15, OUI-of\'Ollnty i!Jid· out ol Mti1 Slo~ gave each etilld Elpo 6'1 was more than -:-- .... · -- - - · · ·- ...... lace go home," and . llnother neral home at 7,30 f •.m. Mueller's lourih &rade at the , st&te users ,pay, a smiilllee for a boOJmlll'ker aa a I;OUvenit ol 1 as large as bad been ,25 inside the auditonum carWaahin&ton School. tbelr card. . their trip. • officials reported 1 lricd such signs "'' "Supl\"rt! ·· FATALLY INJURED Mrs. Stoney, ~ting librarian, 16. A line of oniH:Ollt for cllll- · , An estimated 330,000 ' . :mental illness, Wallaee for p~es-l NEW MATAMORAS, 0 b 10 ,conducted tho tour pf I bo 11· 'dren, 1\Vo cedis (01' adults, JIOr ~ llB1!IS Dl8Ml88AL - Including employes ol I h (Continued from Pas-:. ll,~ . !.kl~.nt,:• ., . 'f"' . ,UP!) , lelth s. Partlow, 17 , ] br~ . ..~ • · . , . !day. lor overdue boOk& Is cbarg- CLEVEL,\ND (UPI) - Go~. ElposiU~ - passed llmlouj:'~l~ • ..::;~ij;~:.~ 1 • ~ ·~ 1 seven miles from 'b ol. l A,nyonel w&o ra!Bes money, Hampbal, was fatally Injured AI' ~ ro1sln·!n the library 1ed. , Jamea . + .,l!hodea wW seek to the turnstiles Friday. Only 11 1.. ~. after wit hs t a n di n « three !blood ' ljnd, clo,l~ts lor the Viet ·satuhlay when bla car left Ohio llll vlllted and qplalned to I 17. Books renewed at 2 • dllmlls a Iedera! court 1 uIt 000 bad been eJ!!~<!cled. l.--------"i · straight days of heavy Macine Cong, that s, not acadenuc free- , 7 .In Washiqtoa Count)" aear Ithe. Jroup, a questloo and an- weeks Intervals. asking for an lnjuncUon to ~ar . assaulta ·dom, that's trea~h.'' Wallace :here, · . ]swet J!Orlod was held. Each 18. Any number of books may !·the election .board from cerhfy. YOUNG· 'NO' ON I · · ·said, drawing the heaviest apchild equipped with pencil and be taken out at one time. ling thensulla ol. Tuesday'sspe· The Marines moved up to the olause of his speech. : TEACHERS SAY NO ·Imemo pad, which they had 19, There Is a children's prn-j clal electlon:.'lbe i)l!l, filed Frl· CLEVEI.AND <UPI) - Sen. summit I•.te Friday witnout He also was applauded he•· \ MAit~,FERRY Ohio -imade in..th•, classroom, record· ~am of story Ullling each Sat- day 'lllilmed· ifll .: 'Oblo :~on~ Stephen M. Young will vote alfit'g a shot !vily when he said "K the peo- ,The {;!Iii , .~ ~j+! the !Wttalr~ .~v- l urday. · :' ~ ~i!imWIOJI')l~~·al:on, Tues·J;aainst the Ohto Bond Commls- 1 1 ' Marines Take Hill Jilti.'ll("t .e~~" "f!Ull,~ide ,'ciatloo (CTA Saturday turn-ed. Thl!lle notes w~re used' tile 20. There are picture ~n.d d~·:·•JirlilOt VIO!a~6 U. S. slon and reapjlOI'Ilomilent pro· \0n SC!Urday, they swept wli!It'! if~:·~aiiMi:lvtth- . ed dowt~ a propou1 for 'dlscJii,l(llil~wlng day, Tuesday, as the pamphlet files. in Tuesday't election. 1 ~!"'!ililllon. tlirough 1.,. 'fo!'rli~~- cav, .out ha . gurdelines from 1,· sions aimed at •ettllng a three- ~SIB lor a Wflllen report In ~t Films are avallable for the , ;::,;'(' in a telegram to Nf• complexel -li'om , wlil.l. wtlMl 1100 miles away, we m1ght as .day strik• against the Martina ll!Jt,.E!)ihsh elass. plj)llic. BITS TREE: DIES Lawrence White, chairman ol Communists had laid down :JI'ell give up." 'Ferry School District. Some of the facts recorded ""s. Foster, librarian expl~n- WOOSTER, Ohio (UP!) . Cleveland chapter of Anler· • rin streams of lire and !7•.- ...... ; · -- - - -- - - - --were: . .ed how the bdob are made rea- PhUip ,G. Pyles, 22, . . for Democratic Actloa, , ~ough a thick tripli!.:~. , .· ,. ,1. ,'lbe (II~ was establish· dy for the p~elf, once tqjly are was·· llli~.: Siiiiil'!lsY' w[lel) . c&lled the OBC "a propoeal to • 'ed d I'OUIIfi.frtress' J~''"<> :ll!i/1~~~., returniid. sne explainedJthecars£ildck' i '(re\,' onOhio5 powertoagroupof I . :::'o:~ln•kie. 0 ~till ~~i! library the blue and orange cards. w~~unty. abould be reserved · -v .. l''t q,. . ' .~:from Carnegie The group was interested In all our dtlzens aa :The Marines found the bail\~:,..!~ · • '1 > . ri¥' ; . . F~~~!. . the shelves of. rare books found ANOO'IIER DEGREE · o! 15 Commumst soldiers I~! ~UHoweU"~> dren. , \{ · ·· .9:"'1it Carn(i8le libraries have m the adult ,eadtng ·room. ATHENS, ·-<Jblo Jl!!htod In the pull-out. ~~oy _ ·~Curt' Brothers and sisters surviving ''Jhe iiilne ·or similar arcbltec-l When the class . an ' iAn estim@!!!t~ 4()l)' N~ ' !lofieJi;: liS( Porn~; died ~~ are William H. Acord, and Dor.!tut't!. :basement rooms, their .. " , . , ~ws degree Vietnamese tiixlp. , ~[out ·~~)tltl~l Hos- ~ .Acord, SwPJi(ield; Wood,\ 4. ~ llbrtll}', b tax-su[li>OJ't. was sparked by. the James !!hOi!~ during slortly aftell ·'!r.S. Afr {II! C. •JIIW fiillii!!l'n8 1 'llllpr· ill- roll Acoid, tlUc4go:I'Mrs. lila- eel. willi.Jome ·•dllltloli$l'flwls old magazm~ and bound 'l13th planes suppo.tin( the ~ -. ~ess. ~;~ mg r; Rapp, Omega, o.; Mrs. Roy jfrom the stale. papers dating into the ,June 4. · _·_ _ hid poured bombs and-~~~ ~·Mrs. Howell was a member , Serepta Allen, Columbus, and , .~' .Ten ~· !ll!tve 0J1 lh e hrndr~s. ofTh~ ~~ ~m LuSAKA (UPJl- As an 0 o9 th~ beighll and left baW!I,be of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order'j Mrs. Waugh, GaiUpoUs. One sis.,I. .orary iioaril. . , • ~c !895. fO measure the Zamctest bf tl!e ·hill. • ·of Eastern Star, the Ladies Auxt· ter and live brotbers preceded · • There. "';' Mgbt .run time "1:,e :of the workers lained government has auU1orll> I 1 . lllllll)'. of Drew Webster Posl · him. In d~.i 1 elnllloy.& ~ two yoqth spon- , 'I'' . exp ed sale of tickets lor a state IElsewbore In the nortbern,1s9 · •Alnerican Legjpn ~· lhel Servi""'' :JI!!..;.J>o conducted sored tbrougll the Federal Com· assesslon number, .Library of lottery starting July 1 First ~~es, u.s. Marines repOrt- p~t , ~id6!lts' .parl~y 0( tile Monday at '2 p:jil., in the Boyer mun(ty Actio~ Profll'am. Congress ca:<l• pasting of prize will be S,OOO !4 kllliD&, 16 eomrnumsl', ~ a~; DaiJ&bters II{ Un-! funeral Home, waverly. with 7., Library boll!:• are 9 a.~. , ets, shellackin& of covers OOO). . r4ptuilng ~tuspeels In 'a~es ion Veter8111 ; Jane Hawol!' Rev. Robert fl. Sayre olflclat- to 8 p.~. Mondays through Frl- ·ing, .etc. ~ ~ clashes in the area that Tent; the TWilight Garden Club: I ing. Burial will be In Caldwell days, and 9 a.tn. lb 5 p.m. on \ Pnor to the fleldtrlp, . ; ·. , ~y threatened by an IIhe Meigs County Pioneer and ] Cemetery, Rlcbmondale, 0. Saturday. were lllade iJI the qt!mal!cl fi"' North Vietna·; l!iJtorl~ ~lety and' Soll8 andl The bndy will he taken to the 8. A bookmobile, with driver (they lnclnded . . and : 0 ~ divi.sions . 1 Daughters of Pioneer ruvermen. Boyer Funeral Home fro m and three assistants, stocked ; on the hves of Pomorov. · 1 : Amphibious A11aull :Mrs. Howell w"- 8 m'mber ofi Waugt;..llalley • ~ Funeral IMill more titan tWo·thousand min and Andrew ~UNDAY, MONDAY I TUII !l'lle MarinPS also lamled : the United Methndlst Church in l Home Sunday where friends !books, serves the p eo p )Jeports were l>Y Aprll:JG- Moj 2 qother battalion of troops in: Po'meroy and was ,8 Wort~ War : may call between ' and 9 p.m. 'throughout the county - from Bowma~, Danny Cox, and Greg~~::t~!f.~~ Oferalion Beave:- Car,c--an . 1 Gold Star Mother , ;1 Cadmus to Waterloo LawTho!nas. Natalie Wood u "Pontlope" a..ult by air an~ sea Into one ; She is surviv8il, j, ber hus.i , 'renee County. ~ lllllP drawn by Danny Cox Ian Bonnen. o~ the V10t eo~·· olde•t and . nand, A. v. Howell, !oted Meigs : Roy H. Me11wlc goes out every day 0 1 c e p t 1 used.as a guide In routing CD~=~~~~NII est strOJtgholds 25 mlles 1County historian· a daughter 1 PT. PLEASUNT' - · iimeral Friday. . Pom l'or G 1 ~Ul'llOY to the Ubrary,. He o! the ,huge leatherneck i Dr. Edna Mr:~Wil!hl Redford' i servi""' for Roy H. (Tude) 9. There are MiOOO books ln land Andy Fischer steered I h !l't.-.d ; at Do Nang. : Ind. ; 9 foster son, Ralph M~ . Messick, 52, HuntiQ&Uin, fOl'IIJr- the library plus a vari'fl selec· group, acUng •• patrol in I. Rurat IUtiJng Hood Ual contacts in the opera- , Kee. Pomeroy ; two sisters, Mrs.1 ly of Henderson, .,_. bt beld Uon of current magazines ami Ill& tile atreell. Rear guard was . !!!!!!:~!:!i~! ~ were reported light. In the ' Mary E. Bailey Minersville , Monday 10:30 a.m. In the CNw· periodicals alonJ with ten or 24 hours, the Marines: Route 1, and Mn: Cora Curtis, Huasell Funeral Homo with tbol1.twelve newspapers. Some of '. Underneath its e1e11ant wood Cuttlng:b011rd top, our · reported kUling two Commu-: Newell, w. va.; two grand- Rev. Fatber H. A. Ryan offic- newspapers are The New portables are really quality bullt•lns. We've prettl~ · Dl~. 1daughters, Mrs. Louiso Hoover tating, Burial will be In . tq,e~ Times, Christian Science Moottllem up wlth ilene'- ill around, added easy rollin& : - Iand Mrs. Eleanor Lang, bot h.1Henderson cemetery, F'rienllr tor, Ohio Lqtoo News, Wes casters·and a· ~·tllat books up to your sink fa~cet. · WIFELY WORm of lndian~polis and Iive gr,at ! may call at the .~raJ ~tme. Virginia Hlllbllly, Barton'•, But you &at 111 of' the huge CIIJ)!!City, ~onvenlont tiEL, Germany <UPf) - A grandchlldrm. ' I Mr. Mesaick ciiMjl unexlle"l· The Gallipolis Tribune. roJI-D\lt ~ske": '"'r&etlc,washlng action and effecwile. according to a state court . Funeral services will be held ! edly Friday mornlill ill a. boa- 10. On an average of t e tive drying of line custom bullt·lns. . hllie, Is worth BOO marts, or, at 2 p.m. Monday at the Ewing I pita! in Bristol, Tenn. He waa ~ew children's boob are . . And ln~de, where t~~ i!.CIIon takes pip, the bright · tb4~equivalent of $200, P" !Funeral !fome with the Rev. employ.ed ali a 1!11Ck' driver for ell weekly. · new Idea of solid, Slnltaty stalnteas steel. So durable 1 ; C. Melvih' Alkire officiating. (Bell Lmes, Inc,. and wu for· 11. Books are sbelved under I , ' . I , • , · , til~t all stahilets st~l P!li1J ere guarantlled lor 20· was the amount of : Burial wiU be in Beech Grov• l merly an employee of the Mar· three major categories - fie- 1 . . · · years against. (allure due to corroawarded a man : Cemetery. Friends may call at I!etta Manufacturl~ Company. 1 Uon, non·llctlon, and Y• fnl Sion, We tQink Mom wlllllkn Shine wife was killed In an au· , the funeral home at anytime.l He is survived by his widow, , 12. There are tb'tlil ldN. • 11 "II • . accident. The judges ; _ three daughters, one son, one fng rooms and separate the average wi[e works I]amea A d brother and two atst,n. for chlldrell and adults. 70 s week. , cor . 13. Each book bas from 5 : GALLIPOLIS - James For- Mr!. Herman Cwrlc card! to asallt tht patron BASEMENT UP · J rest Acord, 73, brother of Mrs. Mrs. Herman (Hazel) tbe books and desired inWORTH, Tex. <UPI) : Clarence Mabel Waugh Galli- age 15 passed awar 1.\ ~ '),, Couch has been "In i polis, was found dead ~t h 1s at the 'Henry Ford Hospital 14. Library eardl, by ~111;11 smce he was SIX ' Waverly Trailer Court home in Detroit after a long•lllneOB. o''J IJ old. He and hi! family , WaY!IIY Fridoy evening. He hadlteaves her husband andv:2!ll into the basement ol AI- been in laUing health about six children, Mrs. Paul >H . Hog g ~emenlary , mooths. • (Marjt~}. Mrs. Richard SUN; . where his father took , A retired farmer, morchant ney (Violet), a~rnd~~~)·a~ll~~~ as custodian, bact In the and railroad employee, Mr. A- Detroit; two 111 ·fnd . : cord was bora on July -20, 1893, Torrence, Tlippert Plains, Aprii,U, tt.IO stayed With it. He went . in Jackson Twp., Pike county, Leo, of covington, ; 0110 · "'~A;.COAC. II" • · st'l)ool, then Texas i son of the late Joseph G. and ter, Mae Chllder,, Jerry .h Janet pt, PltiPnt University, I hen ' Edna 0. Overl,y ACIII'd. and five grtllllclilldrtn. Lewil ! '~'J. ... OiiP- a&o Depot I. • • Oakhurst Elementary , He is. survived by 1110 cbil· Funeral arrangementi a r e I • ' ~: ! ~ PLUS · Phone 675-1160 ' became principal : dren, Miss Allee Ac<!rd, Colwn- with tile Earle UWt Funer1l . . ' ALSO: CARTOOtf ·,''" ' ·f " " "AGINT FOil N.A.II.M.• t1IO .and still holds bus, and William-Acord; Waver- HOme In Monroe, Mich. Burial . __ .. --..-- i,v, a1on& with five &randcllll- was Friday. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _..,_ _~..;....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _..,._~--"'-.., Finds race Jke .. 1 N ., / L'b ationa W k Fourth Grad·ers VISit c:..J Library To c):_;.,._ AC t ..,or·Obse ·. . fVaDCe \ ::: ! I THE WAR I I = 'Mila Death o ;, rO::\ne '.. t 't- ' i'l .. :ted llf Is: ITIIIUI ma NRTUil i I TODAY MONDAY TUESDAY &WEDNESDAY m r C•rollna ·Luml.tr S.,lr .• I' ; I, I .l . ' . ',l " I ,,. . ,, ~ ' .' '' ' .,, '··· . ._._ MEIGS COUNTY I announce ~<Boston Style" ~ r ry R. , Shon, CIC pr!!lt~ \i~n , in '140NDAY - There was an party, P~!ting "taxatton Witi).]Jqdge WarrenS . Earhart, lror> ' Pla~• far accident free weekend. , , ! out repre~tion" shoold t~: toP. Will ~old court d11rini lhe~fo•,iulated _TUESDAY - First reading Ohio, Bond .Commission ~ &II' M~y tenn of the Q.%Jtia cour1ty · g~ven street repair leg!Siahon proved at t&e May 2 prjmary .<'O)IImon pleas cool!. James by Middleport council to resur- 1election. . . IW~st, 34, Galli~lio, was . it · 1.3~ lace Rt. 7 from the T to th e FRIDAY 1- Upriver tomato toe Ohio Pen til begin serving blood dona~. J;.ee J. north corporation limit: t.pwn crop's In ne!ll' ruin followin.l !t '·,.;pjence of 5-30.years for break- [28, Rt. I. N;oJ;Ibup, cost just 1750. Drivers caught j· hard frost Thursday night. NQI lnJ' and en!fring in the n!l~t receiving stolen up for being ?areful over the guilty pleas entered by two Ch~ season and H years for grand Gollia • weekend.' Sher~ff Bob Harten-] cago teen-agers charged In auto larceny. Gallipolis Area Jay- ment. bach logging three acc1dents on 1larceny and breaking and enter- cees hear progress reports on -:-:__-::-====== f: Monday. Middleport contrJbutes: ing. namely Thomas Childress, area activities. I over $001) to DFS (Dollars for ' 19, and John Whittemore, 18, in , , SchOlars). I Judge Frank w. Porter'• Coun- WEDNESDAY - Po11ce probe WEDNESDA '{ - Roy Splres.1ty Court. •' IIJ!i0.20 tb~fl at Stale Street indicted for rape, slips a w.~ yl qALI.I}l' OOUNTY M~rket. K1.dnap charges agamst ! 'from . county jaiL He had b~~ MONDAY _ Two typewrlt- 1 Ben . Hamilton, 56, Cleveland, . pennitted in the o£flce to ma~e ers, one duplicator reported ' d1sm1ssed m Gallipolis MumCI· a telephone call: got out a Side , missing at Southwestern High lpa! Court. John Dav1dson nom· , door. County Extension Advis- School by Gallia County Sher· ltnated for U. S. Air Force A· ; ory Committee urges more em- :iff's Department. Coach Ellis Icademy. Thirty-four GAHS pu- ' l·ph1asl! on research and develop- I Johnson, Marshall take part in District Finals j men!. Middleport's First Ba1>- : named guest speaker !or State Scholarship Tests. tist Church has a new pastor, ' s AII·Sports banquet at THURSDAY - Charles W. succeeding t)le Rev. Boone, re- Trace High schooL 19, Cleveland,. arrestcently resigned .. He is Rev. Minit Men gain finals In on a charge of breakmg and Charles W. Simons, of Darling- Radio Jubilee Record and. grand lar~eny ID •I ton. Pa. ln Huntington. City police with the April 20 B THURSDAY - Spires is cap- theft of Jasper Houck's lured, sitting at the kitchen ta- TUESDAY - Gary R. Short •' of his home In the Dexter reelected president of GaUia area exhausted, apparently hav- County Community Improve'. log trudged the distance !rom ' ment Corporation. Other officer. ' Pomeroy, without resistance by reelected were Cly4e Ramsay, I f< • 'I ' the sheriff himself. The Meigs vioe president; Selwyn White, ·~· - HOLDING. HER BffiTHDAY CAKE, Mrs, Jemima Bolt talks with her daughter, Mrs. Florence Ecker of County Water Company came treasurer and Marlin Gallipolis, on tile eve of her lOOth birthday doniversary. Mr~ . .Bolt has been a resident of the Shawn Manor down Wednesday [rom $825,000 secretary. RegiOnal Airport ,' !'oi\U'Slng Home; in' Ponca City, Okla., since 1963. Sbe re ceh·e Birthday ar~etings from President Johnson . on to $800,000 and bonds in the , struction expected to' get und•or- il I the OCCSSIOD. • deal would draw five and one- way on July 1. E. Richard Frost II . quarter per cent rather than reemployed as principal of Ky- N :five and one-half per cent in- ger Creek High school 011 · ' 1 1 T H VOTE T' LEE SMITH . ' MAYOR • hd -Ob ed b M . Fl E J ' M h. 8111 . . ay serv y rs. orence c\er s ot er ~:;;_ ~~::~~ - Mrs. John Ione of seven children of Wi '~r::~~lPOLIS Bott, melher of Mrs.,llam and Mary Ann Blair 0 :0 HuFFY 2'5·"· s p Ec I A L . DIsc0 uNT NOW 1 · •I U . ., .. OfF REGULAR PRICE ON ALL MWERS TAKEN IN THE CARTON HUFFY "RANCHERO" RIDING MOWER ~ HUFFY •• SMOOTH ·u 24"ctn' IJGH·l SIZE • IMGMI CUT .tiGHt POWU • '11111-up heldt -'JiiC o Foot brake BE HAPPY •••• GO HUffYj I * CHANGE ~ghtwPight ·~ Ml10ling ~ YouTII ASKED FOR IT! I get the Impression I don't want II Thti· •<il"fll" .Is lor )o:mg po- lt~ go out; wlth him. 1'<1 dje pie, their· Pn\bl!ms· and pleas- he gave up. Please help ao ores, their !roubles . end fun. .Al i' have one less worry. - NAN-II ~·ith Ill• real of .Hele~ R el p 1CY US!, lt welcoii,IOS hiughs bu tl · . . won't d<ldge a Serious queation :Dear Nancy: · with a: brusli-ell. . . I Either this bof .hasn't learft. II · Ied· to. ask ahead, or else teen-age questlims ' much too Must you to •AsKED FOR~ Helen Help us -.CUTTI'NG HEIGHTS •smooffl ~ng~ ;::;Jfl- '. 12" PD<olillllli: ..,. Iiles • A1ttaaotiue 16:edng wheel o 4 H.P; Briggs llo SbailoD engine o Blade clutch CUI!rol 011 dash . • Disc bzako Q1l 110ar u1e BE: IW'I'Y - GO IU'Pl HUFFY/PARKLANE . Pd. Pol. Adv. ,----~------------, LAWN TRACTOR , ,.111 K ~~ui wa~~ ;:::n:~~~~~~i~,i:":·fi., 1 Ecker of 200 FLTSII shall. She IS the last · · recently celebrated her member of be'r family. IIJtllll · birthday anniversary all She was married to Jo tile Shawn ·· Manor Nursing, Bott in 1887 and they were Home· In Ponca City. Okla. ! parents of 10 children, Vll'ginia, · • I Margaretta, Adriette, P a u I, Mrs. Ecker and her slster·iFiorenre, Chor:es, Dorothy, l.n·l•w: MISS · Marget Ecker of: John, Helen, and Jean. · 254 First Ave., were presenl.i Only three oi the"" are now 'l for.th? ~bse!"'ance. On Apr1~ t7, 11iving, Vir~i nia I Mrs. F. J. Tru.. , her bnfhday, the Ponca C1t Y:by) of Anpollo, Pa.; Mrs. Flor· i New• covered the event Mth ence Etoker, Gallipolis, 0 hI o; p1cture and story. Here IS tile, and Charles of Corpus Christi sl9ry. ... •. · · ' Texas. ' Mro. John. (Jeminwr ·Bolt got In 1920, Mr. and Mro. BoUIII up as usual about 5 a.m. today, Icame to Okmulgee, where he dressed herself . and made up 1 died in 1936. Mrs. Bott came her bed ... also ~ USU!II. · ~I Iate 11163 to Ponca City ... n.. il was an Ullllbl day ~M at Shawn Manor, to be 10011! ~d'l)' anDtverssey.. . ' her son and his wife, Mr. · ·'. ' Now 1hflf,11Je. big day : had Mrs. J. B. Bolt. · arrived, tile new centeil~riail Mrs. Boll had sons In Broacllown Model 4855 was · laki~g. lhings more calmly World Wars. Her oldest, Paul, • '"' ' dv'l ; , i~.an she dlii'Saturday when her oserved in Frar.ce In World . .t S't' ·tf~tiDl,! .NG • CUTTING daughter al\jved from 0 hi o. jl and the youngest, John, was Cerds. flow~s. and other g1ft01 in the Navy during the second •·POWERFUL have been arriving the p a s t I war~ rr ' , ' few d~ys, including greetings 1 !>frs. Ecker was the only one • 5 H. P • .Br!ggs & stratton Engine from p,~3fdent Johnson. : of the ·remaining chil<fren here "! IU'ISS I ought to frame : for her .mother's !DOth • Alltott!otive steerillg Wlleel it " ~'· Bolt said of the Pres~ Iday. ·sbe bJ:OUght as a gift • P~~eumatic Tires dent'a'le~r. . iMrs. Bott a transistoe radio to • Differeatial on Rear .ule R•l<i,itves .!If• planning a par- I! help her keep · U~ on .events • Controls on Dasll 1' lfll'r:ber this <evenillJI at thf !lie ·day. The ctqtenarian has Shawrl' ·Manor Nursing Home, . ~maioed interesteil in what Is • Padded Seat where' ')]e has been residing 1 going on in the world and sinc~~o~ber 1963. Others at. spite faUing eye~ight, managesl]l the Ji9m;:'fl,ve helped her ·eel- i to ·do some reading of d all ebratq at birthday dinners Sal.- ~ neiospapirs. She has some dif· urd•Yi and Surday. •. .ficulty hearing, IH!i oth<,rwi:se!l . Born Jemina Marshall on Ap· ! is alert in everything that go" I ril 1i; 1867, at Dayton,. "A r m-]1on around here. , ] strol1fi County, Pa., she was Also here to help ' I MIDDLEPORT PRIMARY TUESDAY, MAY 2 her mother-In-law's anniveraaryj•a. Citian . who now resides •I studying ij. Clean-Up week in stages, initial contacts made for Is Mrs. J. B. Jenner Pou· Mmneapol!S, Mmn. Racme Is May 1-6. Democrats ~ Jhird prospect according to Ga· · MEIGS :no '*' 'I .. · ·B'e~n E~~~ing Street Re.Jtair , ~Middleport from 'T' North to Pomeroy ~ . GalliJ>Oii•. : ...\~~~ '"!'"' \.W .', allacec..Cheered for Stand ' . F, d I E • amst e era xpanSIOD 1 ... • ~~~J~~ 1•.MAIU)ER· Oliiler; ' ·· .. : · . ~ Caioee'r. u · Itt' effective seni1tot . 'II IUPI) ...Sen. For 'Dodd there Is ill ~ct rnd as i political leader · Tholnaa J, qodd ean lllak!, U1e · only verbal i!Ondemnatlon. But hinge on the vote. . Seoate fhb~ or ln 'off\CO: ~ · II II ol t¥ charactl!r whi~h ill One thiJIII It rema!M But 11 \he senate · cePBur. devaitattng to an ~fleeUv'e .J,. seen whet~or the House can . mNe wR' aeJne pOSt 'Of£ice ' • •, ' flU ~Refuove BIIIJI.~n ' - !•, .)4', ' ... , The ~upday l,mes•Sentlnel, Sunday, April M, 1967-3 ,., "i. I l ._' I ~~""".' ~ • .· $eli.it9r;f·ront'.aU,~eadershlp ~~~~J;~~s~'FU~•ctur,t~ls l~a\ed at the corner of Pearl a11d ( ' ''¥~ ... '' J•o;." 1.~......... . . ~ . ,. '' . · IN.STANTLYI .,, .. . I· .. AAI~'S EaiiOMY CH~ ' '. ' , ' . '~­ L .,.. .· .,.. . :'*"'l'<ll!c:JI:•· . ~ ~~:~ llelgt,bl :,. HUFFY NYTAMAiic • 2~" Cutting W1dth/Austempand Sl&el Blade t 8 H. P, Briggs UtraUoll Engi!te ~ Stick Shift TransmiSIIOD - 3 J'orwud Speeds- Pluslleverse ~ • Blade'can be Disengaged.fo,r Easier Transport and Pullillg Accessories • Wind-up Cutting Height Adjustmellt • Terra-Tread Tires/Easier on IAWD/ · Smoother Ride • Differential - Fqr Outst.anding Maneuverability REGENT LATEX RUBBERIZED WALL PAINT ' ,...rr,..., ' .. • Alllltl . . . . . . . ~ • fk •, . ' • ; ~ . ' ·. . I· ' ' ONLY All .Colon ~~~9 Come In ongre- es will ern on. ~e givopen inclue!- �' Y WHITE. PAPER ,., r•. • I ~1r ' '"I ,~ (J-"J, ··'· Chiller 2'm111Jhill, Int. Editor ' I. ' •• of this year'• observance of Law Day, May I. The slogan, which Is the other side of the more familiar "No man 1s above the Jaw," has drawn fire from one of the nation's foremost legal educators, Paul M. Siskind, . dean or Boston University 'Law School. ' If it is stated as an objective, the theme Is worth-while and timely, says ltle dean. I I I I t-/l , I I I I I Lawvers Association. If ·it is Intended to describe the ab!ltract existen"e of "' body of law available to those fortunatfl enough to have the resourc~ es to invoke tt on their behalf, it 1~ "substantially a~cura1e " But If It is intended In describe the com· plete effectiveness of our system of law I ' Writing in the :'llrtP.nt ISSUe or Trial mag· azine, published by the American Trial t' and the protecllon or the rights of all our people, "It os no more than the statement of a condition which simply has not y e t been achieved "So long as people are denied access to · the erfe~ve c ~eralion of that legal sy· stem. no ma~te: how jU8Uy and equitably It is conceived and maintained, In them tt s1ts hke a rare jewel in a museum, b ea u~ ' '' ' Ill ' nglon Corner By Chnrlene Hoeflich 1 er this politically lnspirtd provision would be equally obnoxlouo. U it were not politl· oolly Inspired, It would bave provided for equal party membership on the .apportion: ment Board, which would remove t h e temptat)on to gerrymand~r. We need to stop ltlis poUtical jug(\i.ng nQW, once and for all time. Cleveland's Citi,.ns LeagJJe, In com· menting on Issue No. 2, said: "We feel that a proi>osal which is 90 per cent good and ID per cent bad is worth supporting," I've bad 10 per cent vitlatea and destroys the whole. This '• not providing for the equal operation of •he law, as required by the U. s. constitution. Some observers say Issue No. 2 as now constituted should be defeated. Then the measure should be redrawn and resubmit· ted in November'• general election. Challenge of Equal Justice "No man 1!!1 below the law," is the theme More-~hl>wever, t~at tarret w has Claim Gerrymandering.Continued in Issue 2 A constitutional amendmert\ - to reapportion the State of Ohio lor electing members to the Ohio House of Represen· taUvu and Seoate on a qne-man one-vote ba1is as required by the U. S. Supreme Court - will be voted on May 2nd as Is· , a11e No. 2. The proposed plan calls for 90 separate House districts and 33 Senate districts. No district may exceed 10 per cent from average. Dist•ict lines are to be drawn by a ~ member Board comprising the Gover· · nor, Auditor. Attorney General, Treasurer and Secretary or State. Whre all such are members of same party (as at present) the Treasurer will be replaced by a mem· ber of ltle opposite political party. This latter provision goves a 4 to I pref· erence and •~vantage to the Republicans. and should thP. Democrats come into pow· countrY. lho llobGI1 Wilson, Jr. Ma llditor ,. In this ' ComrriiLni ty '! and bitter hat nevertAeleu .., ' fecUve ioiglc in :wan~cie's plans · be Is · clearly a muc!' shrmk· to nt~tl t!Ie lor both ,re&jons. , For. lf, he mare-adroit poUticlM than H••1· point. ()bjectivt natiOI)~l to hurt RI!J{ubUe~· Jli the ~1"8'\ry Wallace could ever b a v • lans think UIII ' he among ultraootim.l'tivt· , . · Iillgbt carry outd,sht as , reject ibe D•(rn o-·l The fung and 1hort of It Ia 81 four Deep SoUthern rl!- ' that George C. Wallace, 81 ha and Ulat. OVf!l If be dldn'~ "~~~~~~~~ .. afSO;t -:::J~:::·I~ sho\ved In a recent na· 1Uil might diaw aw&f/, fl ~~~~t~~;r.: ran-as a w television aholf, al~ote.s to make the :u;;r!~;; PI for the underslllhding of a · poll· lie In electoral votea 14! et dency; tt of prejudice that is v e r y Ql the ma]er pai!il!!t. · nev~r ' an to bring dfiep lnjucy to But Wallace'• ·~laos do simply I<> ·the of 'the major parUes. stop. at the Sout!I. He' laborll!J c!~~; 8 Administration'. be"'!use His e~pectation ls thai he can be can beoollll' Mill)' .poJ!t\ojans ln. both the s. Truman ba<l, drawn a pr•ctioa!ly shut the RepubU· of protest evn In major ,~ller1mow· all thiS per· in Europe against further )ace sp~spo ye;r. F out of the South In 111611, His cl!lvlctlon )II that In I h f~Oy well but have 'long pilslted Communist lricursions Henry W,Mia~ was . of the IdentitY Of NOI'Ih he. can make :~ v 8 r ed away tbe patent potentiall· plainly meant to hold that Uri..:· on the P~Y' lv r o nominee, 011 t:onslderable ap!JUl to l(es. both bee.U.. they ara ugi' ' Now,. ·George (;. Wallp, the su,m;tlon \l"i,·.slll)!jtanllal rlghts The Dem· at the bottom ol the In ethical tel'JIII ind ·omlnoua • in .fact of Alabama .hers of th~,Atnerlcan pfO no matter whether Pres- heap who are, Just .a• In In pracllcal poliUci!l terins. ·wife· J,urleen IS Gov· would,folloll' !Urn in •.•oft/· ident or lll!Otber may ~th, bostue to N~~ . . , . title, Ia· edging e h r apJII'I'ach .-ward ha~!f run, have very lltUe chance In liOns lor the ~lmple But G~e Wallace s.dehlgn' a third • party candi· malic Comuounist •opans!O•· any ease in the Deep S o u t h. that Neg':"'• are their . can no hlllller be •l!oiBsed off \dacy.·ol hil oiin for nexl year. Ism. · Thus, In ordinary ctrcumatanc- est eompeU,tors lor jolil ind be- by either major .P.IIl'ly. 'I' he Georje .Wf!laoe If tbandonlng But George the area would be a major c•use Negroes are Dwoerats, ~· will be m o.s t the· .Democ,raUc party, not to haVe. a of opportunity for I he ly moving Into omlflse If lhey d9 not rtCO~ dOI\fOY' ita' forelsn but rather far · Republicans. worklng-elau that they, 100.-are vulperablt clomestic· pollcies, notably With Wallace In tbe fl e I d, In ·a word, there ·ls a h thla · . . '!'lte SUJ14ay.Times·Senth)el; ~May; Aprfl30,·1967-:-5 J} ' 'l • I ': .....: . 1 ;,'~··,t;t""' I I ' PO~RQY .- In • clindlellght l before an altar dec- · with palmi and white Misa Karen Sue Walk. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker, Porn.. eroy, Route 3,, became'the bride ' Robert Wayne Sloan, son of and Mrs. Wayne Frankttn i Pomeroy, Route 1. · 1 Vol's of the ~ouble ring cere- I mony were read at 2:30 p. m. Feb. 11 at th~ Enterprise Evangellcal United Brethren Church by ltle Rev. Menzel I. ' , I ' -.. •• •. 0f Course, W~ Could Always 11 ·" Qust Him Off aJlt!"· 1tlfl7 ., . ' tlluJ but remote. ";-. man Is below the Jaw whenever tbG law' is beyond his reach." Recent Supreme Court mandates requiring that counsel be provided for ·defendants charged wlth major criminal acUvlty are highly commendable, say• Siskind. They are so basic to a system whic!I congratulates itself that "no man Is below the law'' that he tinds It hard to lm•gine how they could have been considered revolu· tionary. However, even our everyday lives have become so complex, he says, that I ega I counsel is neaded in all but the mo:~t routine Situation;. Yet in the United Stale! there are literally millions of people who through pov.rt or Ignorance. or usually a combination of both, have no effective access to counsel. lle calls on the organized members of the bar to be the moving force to remedy this situation The Law Day theme, concludes Siskind, is really a boast which needs to be made good and a 'ha\lenge which mUll be mel before we can truly say that NO man is bt!low the law ' 10 ' I I• ~ c c p c 'I ·,i a I "b Clara Beckeu Will Wed Jerry Zerkle I HARTFORD - Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Beckett, Millon, W. II •l are announcing thee li ~~~~::~~:;:~I mamage of their d1 ra, to Jerry Zerkle. son and Mrs. Carl Zerkle. Har·um·n. W. Va. The wedding will hi 01 Cl From tlat ~,.It ray of fig.U, Thi• one dart if alive. Tlt.U one dar i111o full, You 111hould capture 1t all. For the pholotraphiC record of yo• wedd1nr, the services of a qualified PI profentQnal photogT.,htr ue en. tial. ~II us today. won't ,oa? ej Cl SlFFORD'S STUDIO of n! 2409 Jackson ·Ave. Pt. PINMnl, W. Vo, "l lri Mens Summer Sandal ENGLAND FOR SUMMER COMFORT S]-99 lD••""""" · , Deal.... .. · '' 1tea......,.. I wl! bel 1111 m1 SHE';; SO 001 1111 ~~L~S~Y MY NEW IT SOJI..D /Nol1tS to~ HIR. UV1))-• • " '69' 1 wood or IINP· v.QA:R ·· ENG:IANIDER QUILTED . f. t TENSION· EASE· ••• '10 1 ~1 I :· JI edj Wl!l .• J • ... ~ • ' • .. '' MATTRESS : �' Y WHITE. PAPER ,., r•. • I ~1r ' '"I ,~ (J-"J, ··'· Chiller 2'm111Jhill, Int. Editor ' I. ' •• of this year'• observance of Law Day, May I. The slogan, which Is the other side of the more familiar "No man 1s above the Jaw," has drawn fire from one of the nation's foremost legal educators, Paul M. Siskind, . dean or Boston University 'Law School. ' If it is stated as an objective, the theme Is worth-while and timely, says ltle dean. I I I I t-/l , I I I I I Lawvers Association. If ·it is Intended to describe the ab!ltract existen"e of "' body of law available to those fortunatfl enough to have the resourc~ es to invoke tt on their behalf, it 1~ "substantially a~cura1e " But If It is intended In describe the com· plete effectiveness of our system of law I ' Writing in the :'llrtP.nt ISSUe or Trial mag· azine, published by the American Trial t' and the protecllon or the rights of all our people, "It os no more than the statement of a condition which simply has not y e t been achieved "So long as people are denied access to · the erfe~ve c ~eralion of that legal sy· stem. no ma~te: how jU8Uy and equitably It is conceived and maintained, In them tt s1ts hke a rare jewel in a museum, b ea u~ ' '' ' Ill ' nglon Corner By Chnrlene Hoeflich 1 er this politically lnspirtd provision would be equally obnoxlouo. U it were not politl· oolly Inspired, It would bave provided for equal party membership on the .apportion: ment Board, which would remove t h e temptat)on to gerrymand~r. We need to stop ltlis poUtical jug(\i.ng nQW, once and for all time. Cleveland's Citi,.ns LeagJJe, In com· menting on Issue No. 2, said: "We feel that a proi>osal which is 90 per cent good and ID per cent bad is worth supporting," I've bad 10 per cent vitlatea and destroys the whole. This '• not providing for the equal operation of •he law, as required by the U. s. constitution. Some observers say Issue No. 2 as now constituted should be defeated. Then the measure should be redrawn and resubmit· ted in November'• general election. Challenge of Equal Justice "No man 1!!1 below the law," is the theme More-~hl>wever, t~at tarret w has Claim Gerrymandering.Continued in Issue 2 A constitutional amendmert\ - to reapportion the State of Ohio lor electing members to the Ohio House of Represen· taUvu and Seoate on a qne-man one-vote ba1is as required by the U. S. Supreme Court - will be voted on May 2nd as Is· , a11e No. 2. The proposed plan calls for 90 separate House districts and 33 Senate districts. No district may exceed 10 per cent from average. Dist•ict lines are to be drawn by a ~ member Board comprising the Gover· · nor, Auditor. Attorney General, Treasurer and Secretary or State. Whre all such are members of same party (as at present) the Treasurer will be replaced by a mem· ber of ltle opposite political party. This latter provision goves a 4 to I pref· erence and •~vantage to the Republicans. and should thP. Democrats come into pow· countrY. lho llobGI1 Wilson, Jr. Ma llditor ,. In this ' ComrriiLni ty '! and bitter hat nevertAeleu .., ' fecUve ioiglc in :wan~cie's plans · be Is · clearly a muc!' shrmk· to nt~tl t!Ie lor both ,re&jons. , For. lf, he mare-adroit poUticlM than H••1· point. ()bjectivt natiOI)~l to hurt RI!J{ubUe~· Jli the ~1"8'\ry Wallace could ever b a v • lans think UIII ' he among ultraootim.l'tivt· , . · Iillgbt carry outd,sht as , reject ibe D•(rn o-·l The fung and 1hort of It Ia 81 four Deep SoUthern rl!- ' that George C. Wallace, 81 ha and Ulat. OVf!l If be dldn'~ "~~~~~~~~ .. afSO;t -:::J~:::·I~ sho\ved In a recent na· 1Uil might diaw aw&f/, fl ~~~~t~~;r.: ran-as a w television aholf, al~ote.s to make the :u;;r!~;; PI for the underslllhding of a · poll· lie In electoral votea 14! et dency; tt of prejudice that is v e r y Ql the ma]er pai!il!!t. · nev~r ' an to bring dfiep lnjucy to But Wallace'• ·~laos do simply I<> ·the of 'the major parUes. stop. at the Sout!I. He' laborll!J c!~~; 8 Administration'. be"'!use His e~pectation ls thai he can be can beoollll' Mill)' .poJ!t\ojans ln. both the s. Truman ba<l, drawn a pr•ctioa!ly shut the RepubU· of protest evn In major ,~ller1mow· all thiS per· in Europe against further )ace sp~spo ye;r. F out of the South In 111611, His cl!lvlctlon )II that In I h f~Oy well but have 'long pilslted Communist lricursions Henry W,Mia~ was . of the IdentitY Of NOI'Ih he. can make :~ v 8 r ed away tbe patent potentiall· plainly meant to hold that Uri..:· on the P~Y' lv r o nominee, 011 t:onslderable ap!JUl to l(es. both bee.U.. they ara ugi' ' Now,. ·George (;. Wallp, the su,m;tlon \l"i,·.slll)!jtanllal rlghts The Dem· at the bottom ol the In ethical tel'JIII ind ·omlnoua • in .fact of Alabama .hers of th~,Atnerlcan pfO no matter whether Pres- heap who are, Just .a• In In pracllcal poliUci!l terins. ·wife· J,urleen IS Gov· would,folloll' !Urn in •.•oft/· ident or lll!Otber may ~th, bostue to N~~ . . , . title, Ia· edging e h r apJII'I'ach .-ward ha~!f run, have very lltUe chance In liOns lor the ~lmple But G~e Wallace s.dehlgn' a third • party candi· malic Comuounist •opans!O•· any ease in the Deep S o u t h. that Neg':"'• are their . can no hlllller be •l!oiBsed off \dacy.·ol hil oiin for nexl year. Ism. · Thus, In ordinary ctrcumatanc- est eompeU,tors lor jolil ind be- by either major .P.IIl'ly. 'I' he Georje .Wf!laoe If tbandonlng But George the area would be a major c•use Negroes are Dwoerats, ~· will be m o.s t the· .Democ,raUc party, not to haVe. a of opportunity for I he ly moving Into omlflse If lhey d9 not rtCO~ dOI\fOY' ita' forelsn but rather far · Republicans. worklng-elau that they, 100.-are vulperablt clomestic· pollcies, notably With Wallace In tbe fl e I d, In ·a word, there ·ls a h thla · . . '!'lte SUJ14ay.Times·Senth)el; ~May; Aprfl30,·1967-:-5 J} ' 'l • I ': .....: . 1 ;,'~··,t;t""' I I ' PO~RQY .- In • clindlellght l before an altar dec- · with palmi and white Misa Karen Sue Walk. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker, Porn.. eroy, Route 3,, became'the bride ' Robert Wayne Sloan, son of and Mrs. Wayne Frankttn i Pomeroy, Route 1. · 1 Vol's of the ~ouble ring cere- I mony were read at 2:30 p. m. Feb. 11 at th~ Enterprise Evangellcal United Brethren Church by ltle Rev. Menzel I. ' , I ' -.. •• •. 0f Course, W~ Could Always 11 ·" Qust Him Off aJlt!"· 1tlfl7 ., . ' tlluJ but remote. ";-. man Is below the Jaw whenever tbG law' is beyond his reach." Recent Supreme Court mandates requiring that counsel be provided for ·defendants charged wlth major criminal acUvlty are highly commendable, say• Siskind. They are so basic to a system whic!I congratulates itself that "no man Is below the law'' that he tinds It hard to lm•gine how they could have been considered revolu· tionary. However, even our everyday lives have become so complex, he says, that I ega I counsel is neaded in all but the mo:~t routine Situation;. Yet in the United Stale! there are literally millions of people who through pov.rt or Ignorance. or usually a combination of both, have no effective access to counsel. lle calls on the organized members of the bar to be the moving force to remedy this situation The Law Day theme, concludes Siskind, is really a boast which needs to be made good and a 'ha\lenge which mUll be mel before we can truly say that NO man is bt!low the law ' 10 ' I I• ~ c c p c 'I ·,i a I "b Clara Beckeu Will Wed Jerry Zerkle I HARTFORD - Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Beckett, Millon, W. II •l are announcing thee li ~~~~::~~:;:~I mamage of their d1 ra, to Jerry Zerkle. son and Mrs. Carl Zerkle. Har·um·n. W. Va. The wedding will hi 01 Cl From tlat ~,.It ray of fig.U, Thi• one dart if alive. Tlt.U one dar i111o full, You 111hould capture 1t all. For the pholotraphiC record of yo• wedd1nr, the services of a qualified PI profentQnal photogT.,htr ue en. tial. ~II us today. won't ,oa? ej Cl SlFFORD'S STUDIO of n! 2409 Jackson ·Ave. Pt. PINMnl, W. Vo, "l lri Mens Summer Sandal ENGLAND FOR SUMMER COMFORT S]-99 lD••""""" · , Deal.... .. · '' 1tea......,.. I wl! bel 1111 m1 SHE';; SO 001 1111 ~~L~S~Y MY NEW IT SOJI..D /Nol1tS to~ HIR. UV1))-• • " '69' 1 wood or IINP· v.QA:R ·· ENG:IANIDER QUILTED . f. t TENSION· EASE· ••• '10 1 ~1 I :· JI edj Wl!l .• J • ... ~ • ' • .. '' MATTRESS : �; ' / ' \ 1' \ ~. , .._ _..,.- \ ' ' I •, b)' Cameo j ~ '' h " ~-...jl . r •,. \. ' I with i · fhe ' 'marvy" r, .,flutecl top! Mrs. Paul W"ISe aod son, Tim, went lt Chilllootllt to villi bfr ELAINE UNROI GALLIPO~ ... Rev. Qd Mrs. Bruee Unrue qt Route 2, are llllllOUIICI!!i .lht l,lnJ~sement and a!>" fi::bl!ll ~ae of 0111!!' daugl\ter Fern Elaine ~to Larry Gllil CollifiB, son o1 Mr. and Mrt. Osear OolliDB of Weirtoll, W. Va. MIJs Unroe was a grll\~te of GaWa Academy IDgh School with the Clul of 1968. Mr. ColliDB attende4 Morehead State a UDlyeraity. He • now ~erving in tile U.S. Naval Re-. ~and is ~ot!y employed at Weirton Gener· ll BotpitaL Weddlllg pllllt are inco111plete. p . :i . J! . (liLI , dOOO •- inother, Mrs. Dean Camp, who Is recovering .frGm IPI'I"l'f· Mr. end Mrs. Max Garlic entertained aue~ta rar dillrier. Pr!sent were Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Shrewsbqry, Mr. and Mrs. Dommte 11tJ1111\1, Columbus. Mr. aod Mrs. Phillip GarUc. and Mr1. Gertrl¥le tim Beverly B"""'"" lsBrideol W. E. G~,;~··" ..r ,, ' • !o • Cheeoec•iKe ~ a !lew klnt! vl ~t:oe\!lnj. Vtl'1 phol<)retile. lou !ltv~ aw 1 lltqclci11r with such ~ tope They're lluted. With laer run .Ill~ , all the way &\'OUM. llut Cheesq)ll.l!l · pPt_ty eU over. Never wrlnWts ~t lilt! uldt. Nevtr bora at the ~m,ee: No woftdeto yon see ChelltlllMke D111'V ~ altelll W1lol it eome~bl boil.lr pretQ', It'll to~ 1M w- · _ Lisa Adkins Honored With .Birthday Party Gtlllpolllt Ohio Tilt OIIIY .... ~niVf Dtltrtll"' . PLAnte COVIRING Wllb t BOI!ll4 on !he back, u.., the b••k lot li!"&wer liner•· II Is water prQOI J• wllblblt, Vlf Clll COU!IIer ·1NIJI ~6 4otePI at otbW - . !!*•.., t. 49t'~ ' ~ f • Rl,(su/la Blake ' . Playtex· '' Darnbrougfa~s · DBI'ABTJDWr ITDBif · Gtlllpellf. Ohio ' ; ' ~ .. : :· ; r. . ' " ' 'ji .,_, .~-' '· ' •' _ • 1 For 14.91 ·., Reg. S3.GO eaeh . '. .... J'\ ' " '•11.. ~' b~"J r --"' ;.' ~ .,1' Per,f6ital Notes . from Middleport ' .., ' ' .t I o,t ' TAKE TO THE TOTAL LOOK • IN CONNIE TINTABLESI SIZE RUGS • ,, . 'j• '. '" ,('···•f ·, ''•< ;,( ~' ' '. I' l ~ { ' -~ ..._ ' -r, . -ll!r' f ' I • f ·' l. �; ' / ' \ 1' \ ~. , .._ _..,.- \ ' ' I •, b)' Cameo j ~ '' h " ~-...jl . r •,. \. ' I with i · fhe ' 'marvy" r, .,flutecl top! Mrs. Paul W"ISe aod son, Tim, went lt Chilllootllt to villi bfr ELAINE UNROI GALLIPO~ ... Rev. Qd Mrs. Bruee Unrue qt Route 2, are llllllOUIICI!!i .lht l,lnJ~sement and a!>" fi::bl!ll ~ae of 0111!!' daugl\ter Fern Elaine ~to Larry Gllil CollifiB, son o1 Mr. and Mrt. Osear OolliDB of Weirtoll, W. Va. MIJs Unroe was a grll\~te of GaWa Academy IDgh School with the Clul of 1968. Mr. ColliDB attende4 Morehead State a UDlyeraity. He • now ~erving in tile U.S. Naval Re-. ~and is ~ot!y employed at Weirton Gener· ll BotpitaL Weddlllg pllllt are inco111plete. p . :i . J! . (liLI , dOOO •- inother, Mrs. Dean Camp, who Is recovering .frGm IPI'I"l'f· Mr. end Mrs. Max Garlic entertained aue~ta rar dillrier. Pr!sent were Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Shrewsbqry, Mr. and Mrs. Dommte 11tJ1111\1, Columbus. Mr. aod Mrs. Phillip GarUc. and Mr1. Gertrl¥le tim Beverly B"""'"" lsBrideol W. E. G~,;~··" ..r ,, ' • !o • Cheeoec•iKe ~ a !lew klnt! vl ~t:oe\!lnj. Vtl'1 phol<)retile. lou !ltv~ aw 1 lltqclci11r with such ~ tope They're lluted. With laer run .Ill~ , all the way &\'OUM. llut Cheesq)ll.l!l · pPt_ty eU over. Never wrlnWts ~t lilt! uldt. Nevtr bora at the ~m,ee: No woftdeto yon see ChelltlllMke D111'V ~ altelll W1lol it eome~bl boil.lr pretQ', It'll to~ 1M w- · _ Lisa Adkins Honored With .Birthday Party Gtlllpolllt Ohio Tilt OIIIY .... ~niVf Dtltrtll"' . PLAnte COVIRING Wllb t BOI!ll4 on !he back, u.., the b••k lot li!"&wer liner•· II Is water prQOI J• wllblblt, Vlf Clll COU!IIer ·1NIJI ~6 4otePI at otbW - . !!*•.., t. 49t'~ ' ~ f • Rl,(su/la Blake ' . Playtex· '' Darnbrougfa~s · DBI'ABTJDWr ITDBif · Gtlllpellf. Ohio ' ; ' ~ .. : :· ; r. . ' " ' 'ji .,_, .~-' '· ' •' _ • 1 For 14.91 ·., Reg. S3.GO eaeh . '. .... J'\ ' " '•11.. ~' b~"J r --"' ;.' ~ .,1' Per,f6ital Notes . from Middleport ' .., ' ' .t I o,t ' TAKE TO THE TOTAL LOOK • IN CONNIE TINTABLESI SIZE RUGS • ,, . 'j• '. '" ,('···•f ·, ''•< ;,( ~' ' '. I' l ~ { ' -~ ..._ ' -r, . -ll!r' f ' I • f ·' l. �<'I ·' '· ' ·'t.·' .\ ·' ~·" ' OVER 150,000 P'OSSIBLE WINNERS ~rlr. " .. ~ ~ :.~.. ,' l.~o~u~ h k' • ) )· I ' No Purchase Required To Play/ •• f Nlbe Jl-heblll ' Frooh Fryl"' ' Capyrlthl, The KNgtr Co., "" Wt NIII'Yt tho rlglll to limit q•ontiHn Chicken Liver Kroger Premium {}ualitg 'ftmt o11tt II.,., your bw. btl fw o Nllly dtllclous chlckon Is ·fresh Fryers your Krottr store. Our chfcktnt .N Dfril tlftdlr IJKIIUH wt pick 'em Y«NN!! from spaclolly-rolood WHOLE lb. floeks 1nd bring 'tm to you burst· wllh l•lcr·rich, dawn,.n-IJM. farm flavor. Wt clun ·~m. dres1 •tm and ell! 'tm up, so ttlty're Ill Nldy to pop Into your skillet .tlld ,.., golden-brown. Fer • form-stylo lrtat In toncltr chick· Ill, mtkt II Krtter ovtry tlmol lnt • ou•rt r.ui'-UP lb. 11 35c o.. . .... .. Swan Liquid 22 o.. .. . 63c .. Dove Liquid leg Quarters 87c Promlum Quollty 50 Extr• Top Valut Stamps • · vallabl• to you wHh Coupon 4M •nd purchast of 2 or more pkt•• , FREE lb. THERMO-TEMP 3-Legged Fryer Jowl Bacon. lb. 35c Fryer_ .. _.... 111. Slab Bacon . . . . Applesauce 49c lb. lb. 99c Pure Lard __. . . :~~: 69c No. 303 cans ea.~ $2.99 Pork&Beans pint 42c .. .. . . .... ... Lux Beauty Von Comp Slol<tlr ~ Pear Halves Bar 3 Slolcoly Frvll Cocktail __ .. ___.. _3 N::.!~· $1 J. No. 300 cans .j .. - ·· - '" • 3 No. 2',; Clftl ..... C'I M'I Bar 2 '• ' !:- I 37c b... Lifebouy 2 bars '"'· ' ·;. 3lc Lifebouy .• 2 . : t " ..... llolll 4Ic Praise Beans·--··--···-- 7 N~.:~ $1 2 ..., bo,. ' '·~ ~· Stokely Assorted Kroger Vac Pac $1.89 Fruit Drinks Coffee White Rain . _. . 2 ~"~' $1 ., -~·f' ' • "'' .. ~ qHICK!N ,. ~ LEGS i • • :,,,'\ • • •4 ·:o~. Ill fb. ' SMOKED rk Chops • l-Ib. 10.0.. can " < . l<lbt s; .. 74c 47c 89c ' -------- Rtt. Rlloll .. . .. .. .. . oo. Hc Willi ,,, Ciuptn .. .. 11, 49o Exp, 5110/67 .. . ' ' CHEDO~I.T :~~;:N Dried Navy or Product All Pinto Beans Sold At h G:· ~ . antlfll SunriM Fresh. J<r: !l- ~ tore s 50 Bananas Golden rlpo ond do. llc:iout. Buy • btwtch. ful lhlt WHk If tflh Cookies 24-<z, ok1, .. . .... 69c lb. bag 79c Pine Bark Mulch low, low priul 50 Ih. lb. bag Sl.S9 EXTRA .210 wllh lho purchiH If 2 . n..L , . . , .T..;, • . pkg. . .. .. .. .. • 39c Exp, 5/10/fn Kroger Pure IG 2 SO.XTRA 'TOP YALUI STAMPS wllh tho' ,.,....... " 2, pqo. KNitl' Stndwlch ot Wlonor luno Eip. 1/lllfl '!:!gal. HtiNICO Orto Cr&mt Sandwich n 114-<z. Pkt. .. . 41c with tht purc:h••• of ont ll·ct. pkg. ~rozen Fltridl Chip Steaks E xp, 5/6/ G'/ TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALU.I ! 81,.\MPS • Give )lou $50.00 Or Apply O,n A · Our Store. Tbis * wltfl tfte purdtaN Df p cg. Fr ltn with tht •1•rchtd of 2 pkgt. Frtah ar Flo. ida Chip Steakt Fro1 · Ph ::t Chicken Exp. 5/6/67 Exp. l/6/t7 2 11~- J . ~OEJtftA TOP VA~j,l· Sf~MPS pUtt-- " ' "" 'ph,: ~1'09" ., 2wllh ...... 8rond lll'!drC"'"' ,Exp. MD/,117 ., VAI.UI STAMI'll ' Willi tho ,.,....... " 2 pkgo, Country : 1 ,, • ,Ovtn C.u~ ~ 'l ; ~ ' * Exp, 5/6/61 ,I - ... . .;· SO EXTRA ' 'NNID Orange Juice oou"o. ooo• SO EXTRA 2-lb. box ' ' TOP VALUE STAM~s Ol ' MAY lst'd II $fc otd! - Kotl>l"' Chocoltlt Fudslo .UI . TOP Vo\LUI! STAMPS For b~ malsfurt mtntlon eround your trl"ts, shru· ·.ery, and roN buthHI Sandwich ~·~·- ' "Cheese S read·, lb. bag Michiv,an Peat :' . Sunlfllnt Hydro• lb. ellow Oniorf ,t...,..Tomp Mut/Cup Lido Reg, $1.41 Volut Sproy Doodoront F•n c ... Lilt ___ _______ _ ••. 99c Crest · - - - - - - - · ., IN Rtg. $1.71 Vol.. - Special 99c Secret _. __ ____ _ ).... can• ' , • ., >!!.! ,~ 49c ea. ~ . ~ EMPIRE FURNITURE·t, . .\ THERMO-TEMP I 46-oz. cans Golden Ripe Spry ~- ., ~~. Flour ..... _25 Praise . $1.99 Krttor Ploln & S. R. '' t Toolhp.~oft W/Frn Tootolt Toys Attocl!od 3 : . 51c . ~~. • Rq, $1 Value Lotion or Clear Shampco ! ,. $1 Mug/Cup lids Flour ... __ . 25 . '/ ' Gold Medal Ploln & S. R. boll! I MAPLE MONlH,.. Stokoly Light Rod Kldnoy Lux Beauty I ·' 1 IS . i ! AT THE Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 : •• ~~J 89c 39c Thermo-Tamp lcit B~~ektt Re~;r. Retail ......... ea. S3.tf Willi Tliii ' C6upon .. to. $2.99' Exp, S/10/67 l ·ot, Or A Port•aCohn T.v. FRESH u. s. GOV,.INSP. GRADE A . MAY SAVE $1 Potted ~1eat -----· 9 $1 Stokoly Honoy Pod Nf, . ~. Green Beans . ___ . _5 ~~n:~ $1 %-01, WINJ{ s1ooo" ·· THE FOLLOWING · SPECIALS ARE EFFECTIVE THRU TUES. MAY 2 Stoktly Cut Juices _.. •.. . ___ .. 4 coni $1 b' I ''·,·'; 89c 1lont '''" .. .. _, ''· With $I " Off C•up · n Below Stobly PinttpPft, Orange, Grapefruit • "The--P . . . · rice Is ~ Right" FREE 2Qt. Ice Bucket No. 2¥2 cans Ph. 446-3291 PLAY A&P'a fXCITING · THERMO TE,,fp Final Touch • ,Galllpolli'' . Peaches Sucher Smoktd End1 & Pitces Sliced Bacon __3 "'.:~""' •··- ,,....,.Temp King Sill wllh lhlo coupon .an~ purchase of 2 at 59c each Exp, 5/10/67 Stokely Smoked Whole or H1H French Ci,ty· Press Win. C..,... Bolaw ond 37c 25c lb. King Size Mug Prtmlum Quollty Doubi.. Bnllltd Frtsh or Froztn Piect Chicken. Sucher Lean Smoked Hygrade or Armour Star 3l ... ' ....... .. hoW of tho lllmt piletl lnd you•,. I wiiiiWI WIN $100- $1111- $100 -$50 - $5 - $1 ond Top Yofuo Stompol "Fresh or Frozen Chicken Parts" Breasts . . . . . lb. 49c Giblets __ . _. _ lb, Whole Legs . . lb. 45c Wings .. ..•.. lb. 29c Thighs . . . . . lb. 47c Backs- ~ ----- lb. lOc All ............ 83c Lux Liquid lb. Fresh Frying Chlchn Breest Quarten or Cold Woltr ?!_., Sttrt ploYI"'I KNfOI"t I.O.U. Go,;,_ fo4oyl FREE limO p i - ovalltblo ,I t oil KNtOr Storeo, Ito Purdlo11 14-s.,Y To Ployl All you htvo to do lo molch 1 lop 1nd bctlom' ,. •I. ' of May. . . "' ~ ··•(P ' ' . ' i �<'I ·' '· ' ·'t.·' .\ ·' ~·" ' OVER 150,000 P'OSSIBLE WINNERS ~rlr. " .. ~ ~ :.~.. ,' l.~o~u~ h k' • ) )· I ' No Purchase Required To Play/ •• f Nlbe Jl-heblll ' Frooh Fryl"' ' Capyrlthl, The KNgtr Co., "" Wt NIII'Yt tho rlglll to limit q•ontiHn Chicken Liver Kroger Premium {}ualitg 'ftmt o11tt II.,., your bw. btl fw o Nllly dtllclous chlckon Is ·fresh Fryers your Krottr store. Our chfcktnt .N Dfril tlftdlr IJKIIUH wt pick 'em Y«NN!! from spaclolly-rolood WHOLE lb. floeks 1nd bring 'tm to you burst· wllh l•lcr·rich, dawn,.n-IJM. farm flavor. Wt clun ·~m. dres1 •tm and ell! 'tm up, so ttlty're Ill Nldy to pop Into your skillet .tlld ,.., golden-brown. Fer • form-stylo lrtat In toncltr chick· Ill, mtkt II Krtter ovtry tlmol lnt • ou•rt r.ui'-UP lb. 11 35c o.. . .... .. Swan Liquid 22 o.. .. . 63c .. Dove Liquid leg Quarters 87c Promlum Quollty 50 Extr• Top Valut Stamps • · vallabl• to you wHh Coupon 4M •nd purchast of 2 or more pkt•• , FREE lb. THERMO-TEMP 3-Legged Fryer Jowl Bacon. lb. 35c Fryer_ .. _.... 111. Slab Bacon . . . . Applesauce 49c lb. lb. 99c Pure Lard __. . . :~~: 69c No. 303 cans ea.~ $2.99 Pork&Beans pint 42c .. .. . . .... ... Lux Beauty Von Comp Slol<tlr ~ Pear Halves Bar 3 Slolcoly Frvll Cocktail __ .. ___.. _3 N::.!~· $1 J. No. 300 cans .j .. - ·· - '" • 3 No. 2',; Clftl ..... C'I M'I Bar 2 '• ' !:- I 37c b... Lifebouy 2 bars '"'· ' ·;. 3lc Lifebouy .• 2 . : t " ..... llolll 4Ic Praise Beans·--··--···-- 7 N~.:~ $1 2 ..., bo,. ' '·~ ~· Stokely Assorted Kroger Vac Pac $1.89 Fruit Drinks Coffee White Rain . _. . 2 ~"~' $1 ., -~·f' ' • "'' .. ~ qHICK!N ,. ~ LEGS i • • :,,,'\ • • •4 ·:o~. Ill fb. ' SMOKED rk Chops • l-Ib. 10.0.. can " < . l<lbt s; .. 74c 47c 89c ' -------- Rtt. Rlloll .. . .. .. .. . oo. Hc Willi ,,, Ciuptn .. .. 11, 49o Exp, 5110/67 .. . ' ' CHEDO~I.T :~~;:N Dried Navy or Product All Pinto Beans Sold At h G:· ~ . antlfll SunriM Fresh. J<r: !l- ~ tore s 50 Bananas Golden rlpo ond do. llc:iout. Buy • btwtch. ful lhlt WHk If tflh Cookies 24-<z, ok1, .. . .... 69c lb. bag 79c Pine Bark Mulch low, low priul 50 Ih. lb. bag Sl.S9 EXTRA .210 wllh lho purchiH If 2 . n..L , . . , .T..;, • . pkg. . .. .. .. .. • 39c Exp, 5/10/fn Kroger Pure IG 2 SO.XTRA 'TOP YALUI STAMPS wllh tho' ,.,....... " 2, pqo. KNitl' Stndwlch ot Wlonor luno Eip. 1/lllfl '!:!gal. HtiNICO Orto Cr&mt Sandwich n 114-<z. Pkt. .. . 41c with tht purc:h••• of ont ll·ct. pkg. ~rozen Fltridl Chip Steaks E xp, 5/6/ G'/ TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALU.I ! 81,.\MPS • Give )lou $50.00 Or Apply O,n A · Our Store. Tbis * wltfl tfte purdtaN Df p cg. Fr ltn with tht •1•rchtd of 2 pkgt. Frtah ar Flo. ida Chip Steakt Fro1 · Ph ::t Chicken Exp. 5/6/67 Exp. l/6/t7 2 11~- J . ~OEJtftA TOP VA~j,l· Sf~MPS pUtt-- " ' "" 'ph,: ~1'09" ., 2wllh ...... 8rond lll'!drC"'"' ,Exp. MD/,117 ., VAI.UI STAMI'll ' Willi tho ,.,....... " 2 pkgo, Country : 1 ,, • ,Ovtn C.u~ ~ 'l ; ~ ' * Exp, 5/6/61 ,I - ... . .;· SO EXTRA ' 'NNID Orange Juice oou"o. ooo• SO EXTRA 2-lb. box ' ' TOP VALUE STAM~s Ol ' MAY lst'd II $fc otd! - Kotl>l"' Chocoltlt Fudslo .UI . TOP Vo\LUI! STAMPS For b~ malsfurt mtntlon eround your trl"ts, shru· ·.ery, and roN buthHI Sandwich ~·~·- ' "Cheese S read·, lb. bag Michiv,an Peat :' . Sunlfllnt Hydro• lb. ellow Oniorf ,t...,..Tomp Mut/Cup Lido Reg, $1.41 Volut Sproy Doodoront F•n c ... Lilt ___ _______ _ ••. 99c Crest · - - - - - - - · ., IN Rtg. $1.71 Vol.. - Special 99c Secret _. __ ____ _ ).... can• ' , • ., >!!.! ,~ 49c ea. ~ . ~ EMPIRE FURNITURE·t, . .\ THERMO-TEMP I 46-oz. cans Golden Ripe Spry ~- ., ~~. Flour ..... _25 Praise . $1.99 Krttor Ploln & S. R. '' t Toolhp.~oft W/Frn Tootolt Toys Attocl!od 3 : . 51c . ~~. • Rq, $1 Value Lotion or Clear Shampco ! ,. $1 Mug/Cup lids Flour ... __ . 25 . '/ ' Gold Medal Ploln & S. R. boll! I MAPLE MONlH,.. Stokoly Light Rod Kldnoy Lux Beauty I ·' 1 IS . i ! AT THE Peas . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 : •• ~~J 89c 39c Thermo-Tamp lcit B~~ektt Re~;r. Retail ......... ea. S3.tf Willi Tliii ' C6upon .. to. $2.99' Exp, S/10/67 l ·ot, Or A Port•aCohn T.v. FRESH u. s. GOV,.INSP. GRADE A . MAY SAVE $1 Potted ~1eat -----· 9 $1 Stokoly Honoy Pod Nf, . ~. Green Beans . ___ . _5 ~~n:~ $1 %-01, WINJ{ s1ooo" ·· THE FOLLOWING · SPECIALS ARE EFFECTIVE THRU TUES. MAY 2 Stoktly Cut Juices _.. •.. . ___ .. 4 coni $1 b' I ''·,·'; 89c 1lont '''" .. .. _, ''· With $I " Off C•up · n Below Stobly PinttpPft, Orange, Grapefruit • "The--P . . . · rice Is ~ Right" FREE 2Qt. Ice Bucket No. 2¥2 cans Ph. 446-3291 PLAY A&P'a fXCITING · THERMO TE,,fp Final Touch • ,Galllpolli'' . Peaches Sucher Smoktd End1 & Pitces Sliced Bacon __3 "'.:~""' •··- ,,....,.Temp King Sill wllh lhlo coupon .an~ purchase of 2 at 59c each Exp, 5/10/67 Stokely Smoked Whole or H1H French Ci,ty· Press Win. C..,... Bolaw ond 37c 25c lb. King Size Mug Prtmlum Quollty Doubi.. Bnllltd Frtsh or Froztn Piect Chicken. Sucher Lean Smoked Hygrade or Armour Star 3l ... ' ....... .. hoW of tho lllmt piletl lnd you•,. I wiiiiWI WIN $100- $1111- $100 -$50 - $5 - $1 ond Top Yofuo Stompol "Fresh or Frozen Chicken Parts" Breasts . . . . . lb. 49c Giblets __ . _. _ lb, Whole Legs . . lb. 45c Wings .. ..•.. lb. 29c Thighs . . . . . lb. 47c Backs- ~ ----- lb. lOc All ............ 83c Lux Liquid lb. Fresh Frying Chlchn Breest Quarten or Cold Woltr ?!_., Sttrt ploYI"'I KNfOI"t I.O.U. Go,;,_ fo4oyl FREE limO p i - ovalltblo ,I t oil KNtOr Storeo, Ito Purdlo11 14-s.,Y To Ployl All you htvo to do lo molch 1 lop 1nd bctlom' ,. •I. ' of May. . . "' ~ ··•(P ' ' . ' i �:'! · ,'>1/f; l•. "~.t,·, .. ·•· . ' ,,. tbe packet&, bat ' a few who OD 011 ' . .·-t.~ ~> '· .. ' ' Galliai .·l)ate!ine: At The Values . '' ., •... r· . .~ Th$se ·stores ... ' ' Jll . . .·.~ "~~.")!fJ~o~~- :,, : ·-HAND-SO. Ml'"~~,~~ ,\ ,• . off$~!" " '. .. . . -~ * IB·R ONZEfONE .· and GLEAMING.. · ~·;· **'·~,... . B,RASS Oar lltibulous ' '• -' 2 10.1: i(f~e~ Speeiul! , ,.~ ., •• r ... You . :Get ':_Th:is JN THE past four years, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources has totaled nearly $4 Jllillion in pr()o jects over a five-county Southeastern Ohio area-Ath· ens, Gallia, Hocking, Meigs and Vmton. A breakdown of spending reveals Athens county rece,ived $282,.100; Hocking $187,300: Meigs $490,100 and 'Vinton, $998,· 600. Galli a received $31,200, for Tycoon Lake improv• ments. ' .• .• ~ust As Shown in Grey or Walnut Finish f.or Just ... . $1.00 :_; • LISTED in projects for this quarter are: AthellliDow Lake Beach.Parking Lot, $70,000; Hocking-. Hocking Hills State Park, Ialid, ,50,000 w.ith cabinl and camping plans, $60,000; Melgs-.Forked Run Stall Park camping area expimsfon, '415,000;·'V4!ton-Lake Hope State Park camp!ng area, $300,000 ,and land, $240,000. Gallia's Tycoon Lake was tlc"keted for a $1 ,fiOO loading dock. • QN APRIL 5, Gov. James A. Rhodes outlined~ propoled $100,000 million· capital improvements: plan for parks and waterways which included construction o1 seven family lodges and 600 cabins. Meigs county wou!d get $1,825,000 in development funds from that sum if \h~ Ohio Bond CommissiOn is approved May 2. As far as we can determine, Gallia would get nothing. If ,t¥.r'~·s· som~tl!ihg planned in the way of lakes and beaches In Gallia, we've yet to hear about It · • ' • \ • M· 11MUilLD Brown, fOI'IIlfr ~ TABLES ARE 36"x48',.x60 in. ~ , ·:: :.;.WITH ' : 1 ·~ .: . ' ' '' .';ONE EXTRA LEAF I r • When you purchase any Livillg:Joom S~ite or SeC.t'~f-L:ti' 'h~------ --,;__~~~; tional during this Sale. This is one of the finest suites we have ever offered. Be sure and see this betfer deal riow. "' . - .. ~ . ., . or More 95 or :, . · · '21' 9 F And For 0~1-y . $ .00 . More ·:, ' . . :>-~ • I! • .. · I .. . j. ·.. ,. f Get The Bedroom. Suite'' ,. . ' ,, '' This Suite • • • . ' <!.! 1hown is on ~ale dul'ina Chis evenl I ... ' ! • from Gallipolis attended . . lklliPIP Lawrence (Panzo) Bastian! h!ll!~ Jlatellqe - II tlje event's official programs last Tueadap. Dmrin&l o~ ·ea~h· ol the llonorees appeared ea the~ JIIO' .-.. l ng Room Suite·, GABS •·principal 11114 coach, and James F. (Jim) Halderman, ex·Blue Dn· U mentor, were among 12 former Ohio University ~ eats honored April 20 during the Green IIIII 'WIIill Club's Seventh Annual Reeognition Baa'l'el ~ : •. ,_ , ..._•• ,.:..'1 £\'IDENTLY nobody has bothered to press the issue. We f~.el it is time somebody did. Gallia countians don't mlnd motoring to Wellston, Reedsville, Athens, or other nearby communities for a day on the beach, but at this time, not all individuals can afford these trips very often. • • • .· BY HAVJNG updated swimming' facilities, Ga!Ua woul4 not only keep her residents home and off the highways over the holidays, but would probably attract ou&siders other than those who care about boating or flsblq. ~:\ ~ ~ • • • • ( BeaLI~tifulJ-Pfece :-J; BEDROOM . SUITE • • • * ,. •• 1'J:ALDERMAN Is now in the AdllliDIBtntloll llejllrt- ment of the Shaker Heights School Syatem, Cl'"land, and Brown is superintendent of the 111am1s11ur1 Sj!hools System, .. :. ' ' . ' TWE~TY YEARS AGO, from the , • .. ' )' ', York eii,. ' ~. ••• < r': ·. ' • ,,• . . .. . 1 ~. . ~~l · .. ,· ~ ' . 'j • . •r f ~1 ' I' .Soughf~u.lhese . ~' r· • ·"' · ·t , ~\ j, ,.., r . ' .' r' ;!1{ . ,.J ,· '<~·. '. . ' < • , ., ' ';I .; : ~ '! . - $a{gc:Un ,•1 )i: <>1P li ' .:•·"·..·.Git~- lo~ · A • •'I I ·: 1 " . ) ,;; .: ... • ' ' ~{'.J • I ' ' ., PT. PLEASANT - The May · PT. PLEASANT - The 8ixtfl 1 ., . ' . ~,., l J J New .' ' .. I ,.,, "•'• 'i_.. ; ; ' • I ·~-.r: ''. "' . ' May Tmn of Court SixY. Smorgasbord To f.om·Nw Monrluy 1 DinneriM Sunday 15th. I . 'r ' of Mason Count.y Circuit_. annual smorgasbord dinner Court will ~onvene Monday May !oponaored by the Point Plea• l , JI 9:30a.m. w1th the Grand ont Band Boosters will be held ;lury beginning their dutios at Sunday from 11:30 a.m. 1o 1 , ...,.,,, tills time. :p.m. ·~rand Jury . membrrs a re' i The menu will feature fried ~rlltlckle DIStnct, .Jo Ann Wat- 'hirken, baked ham, m•at loa!, ll!rson; Clendemn. F:dw"d Kin- peas, corn, green beana, mashand Blanch Si der< : Cn- ed potatoes, potato salad, jello ~ "'ll~""• J. Walton Beatt~e , Conn- ' seiad. cole slaw, cake, pIe, Harold Sayre: Graha m. Hob rulll<~. coffee. milk and iced I Cooke !Gerald .Rood. Ha1 le;.. Tickets are priced at St.liDI Donald Sl111'1!e~n and Rm for adults and 11 for children I Wtt~s · Lew1s, Willi•m 6 to 12. Children under 1 wiD K~lrneth Roush. M·•rtha l>e admitted free :~.~.;r;;;!"i';~ Robil8on. Louise Fer-l ' Union:· A"noa Lee D<l•J~Ias: · In 1931, the Empire State !•~g~ner, James A. King / Building, tbe world'• lllleat FoiPy, Tlte petit jur-: •kyscraper with 1• f\Oon. 1188 thetr dulles at 9 dedicated by Gtv. AI 11m1111 • ,• i IJ files of the Dally Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... "Joe MUler named Rotary Club president t·" VFW Poit No. 4464 afi!l(lUJ!I'es Pretty Baby Contest in connection with "l:brnzapoppin," a home talent show ... T. H. Jonea, 78, conlracl or, dies suddenly . . . Merrlll Evans copt first place award in FFA record book contest .. . Hollis C. .Johnson, Bfi, dean o! local attornies, claimed bJ' death. ~rm . ' • · ·.FUR :. ' ; \'f ,. �:'! · ,'>1/f; l•. "~.t,·, .. ·•· . ' ,,. tbe packet&, bat ' a few who OD 011 ' . .·-t.~ ~> '· .. ' ' Galliai .·l)ate!ine: At The Values . '' ., •... r· . .~ Th$se ·stores ... ' ' Jll . . .·.~ "~~.")!fJ~o~~- :,, : ·-HAND-SO. Ml'"~~,~~ ,\ ,• . off$~!" " '. .. . . -~ * IB·R ONZEfONE .· and GLEAMING.. · ~·;· **'·~,... . B,RASS Oar lltibulous ' '• -' 2 10.1: i(f~e~ Speeiul! , ,.~ ., •• r ... You . :Get ':_Th:is JN THE past four years, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources has totaled nearly $4 Jllillion in pr()o jects over a five-county Southeastern Ohio area-Ath· ens, Gallia, Hocking, Meigs and Vmton. A breakdown of spending reveals Athens county rece,ived $282,.100; Hocking $187,300: Meigs $490,100 and 'Vinton, $998,· 600. Galli a received $31,200, for Tycoon Lake improv• ments. ' .• .• ~ust As Shown in Grey or Walnut Finish f.or Just ... . $1.00 :_; • LISTED in projects for this quarter are: AthellliDow Lake Beach.Parking Lot, $70,000; Hocking-. Hocking Hills State Park, Ialid, ,50,000 w.ith cabinl and camping plans, $60,000; Melgs-.Forked Run Stall Park camping area expimsfon, '415,000;·'V4!ton-Lake Hope State Park camp!ng area, $300,000 ,and land, $240,000. Gallia's Tycoon Lake was tlc"keted for a $1 ,fiOO loading dock. • QN APRIL 5, Gov. James A. Rhodes outlined~ propoled $100,000 million· capital improvements: plan for parks and waterways which included construction o1 seven family lodges and 600 cabins. Meigs county wou!d get $1,825,000 in development funds from that sum if \h~ Ohio Bond CommissiOn is approved May 2. As far as we can determine, Gallia would get nothing. If ,t¥.r'~·s· som~tl!ihg planned in the way of lakes and beaches In Gallia, we've yet to hear about It · • ' • \ • M· 11MUilLD Brown, fOI'IIlfr ~ TABLES ARE 36"x48',.x60 in. ~ , ·:: :.;.WITH ' : 1 ·~ .: . ' ' '' .';ONE EXTRA LEAF I r • When you purchase any Livillg:Joom S~ite or SeC.t'~f-L:ti' 'h~------ --,;__~~~; tional during this Sale. This is one of the finest suites we have ever offered. Be sure and see this betfer deal riow. "' . - .. ~ . ., . or More 95 or :, . · · '21' 9 F And For 0~1-y . $ .00 . More ·:, ' . . :>-~ • I! • .. · I .. . j. ·.. ,. f Get The Bedroom. Suite'' ,. . ' ,, '' This Suite • • • . ' <!.! 1hown is on ~ale dul'ina Chis evenl I ... ' ! • from Gallipolis attended . . lklliPIP Lawrence (Panzo) Bastian! h!ll!~ Jlatellqe - II tlje event's official programs last Tueadap. Dmrin&l o~ ·ea~h· ol the llonorees appeared ea the~ JIIO' .-.. l ng Room Suite·, GABS •·principal 11114 coach, and James F. (Jim) Halderman, ex·Blue Dn· U mentor, were among 12 former Ohio University ~ eats honored April 20 during the Green IIIII 'WIIill Club's Seventh Annual Reeognition Baa'l'el ~ : •. ,_ , ..._•• ,.:..'1 £\'IDENTLY nobody has bothered to press the issue. We f~.el it is time somebody did. Gallia countians don't mlnd motoring to Wellston, Reedsville, Athens, or other nearby communities for a day on the beach, but at this time, not all individuals can afford these trips very often. • • • .· BY HAVJNG updated swimming' facilities, Ga!Ua woul4 not only keep her residents home and off the highways over the holidays, but would probably attract ou&siders other than those who care about boating or flsblq. ~:\ ~ ~ • • • • ( BeaLI~tifulJ-Pfece :-J; BEDROOM . SUITE • • • * ,. •• 1'J:ALDERMAN Is now in the AdllliDIBtntloll llejllrt- ment of the Shaker Heights School Syatem, Cl'"land, and Brown is superintendent of the 111am1s11ur1 Sj!hools System, .. :. ' ' . ' TWE~TY YEARS AGO, from the , • .. ' )' ', York eii,. ' ~. ••• < r': ·. ' • ,,• . . .. . 1 ~. . ~~l · .. ,· ~ ' . 'j • . •r f ~1 ' I' .Soughf~u.lhese . ~' r· • ·"' · ·t , ~\ j, ,.., r . ' .' r' ;!1{ . ,.J ,· '<~·. '. . ' < • , ., ' ';I .; : ~ '! . - $a{gc:Un ,•1 )i: <>1P li ' .:•·"·..·.Git~- lo~ · A • •'I I ·: 1 " . ) ,;; .: ... • ' ' ~{'.J • I ' ' ., PT. PLEASANT - The May · PT. PLEASANT - The 8ixtfl 1 ., . ' . ~,., l J J New .' ' .. I ,.,, "•'• 'i_.. ; ; ' • I ·~-.r: ''. "' . ' May Tmn of Court SixY. Smorgasbord To f.om·Nw Monrluy 1 DinneriM Sunday 15th. I . 'r ' of Mason Count.y Circuit_. annual smorgasbord dinner Court will ~onvene Monday May !oponaored by the Point Plea• l , JI 9:30a.m. w1th the Grand ont Band Boosters will be held ;lury beginning their dutios at Sunday from 11:30 a.m. 1o 1 , ...,.,,, tills time. :p.m. ·~rand Jury . membrrs a re' i The menu will feature fried ~rlltlckle DIStnct, .Jo Ann Wat- 'hirken, baked ham, m•at loa!, ll!rson; Clendemn. F:dw"d Kin- peas, corn, green beana, mashand Blanch Si der< : Cn- ed potatoes, potato salad, jello ~ "'ll~""• J. Walton Beatt~e , Conn- ' seiad. cole slaw, cake, pIe, Harold Sayre: Graha m. Hob rulll<~. coffee. milk and iced I Cooke !Gerald .Rood. Ha1 le;.. Tickets are priced at St.liDI Donald Sl111'1!e~n and Rm for adults and 11 for children I Wtt~s · Lew1s, Willi•m 6 to 12. Children under 1 wiD K~lrneth Roush. M·•rtha l>e admitted free :~.~.;r;;;!"i';~ Robil8on. Louise Fer-l ' Union:· A"noa Lee D<l•J~Ias: · In 1931, the Empire State !•~g~ner, James A. King / Building, tbe world'• lllleat FoiPy, Tlte petit jur-: •kyscraper with 1• f\Oon. 1188 thetr dulles at 9 dedicated by Gtv. AI 11m1111 • ,• i IJ files of the Dally Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... "Joe MUler named Rotary Club president t·" VFW Poit No. 4464 afi!l(lUJ!I'es Pretty Baby Contest in connection with "l:brnzapoppin," a home talent show ... T. H. Jonea, 78, conlracl or, dies suddenly . . . Merrlll Evans copt first place award in FFA record book contest .. . Hollis C. .Johnson, Bfi, dean o! local attornies, claimed bJ' death. ~rm . ' • · ·.FUR :. ' ; \'f ,. �' . '. ~. ' uto., P:S., ,. ' 16,00 V , Aut ner. n• s uI .. Car .. 1 V! '· •• , une \ ·• I .. "r • ar e• b R " Begin t Men . ,. Ae .. F • 101\1 ' .· 5 Owner. C e. .. su . uto., P.., Lug1ga~Je i , R d lnt r' r. Stand rd. G 'S L . ' or lNG TT - .B. On. s lyR08E . ' '• ,.._ �' . '. ~. ' uto., P:S., ,. ' 16,00 V , Aut ner. n• s uI .. Car .. 1 V! '· •• , une \ ·• I .. "r • ar e• b R " Begin t Men . ,. Ae .. F • 101\1 ' .· 5 Owner. C e. .. su . uto., P.., Lug1ga~Je i , R d lnt r' r. Stand rd. G 'S L . ' or lNG TT - .B. On. s lyR08E . ' '• ,.._ �• 1 I l '' 11 ' ' I ':;..... CO - ] .,,' I ' ~~ '.; ' ' ' ' •' "' ' ' ' ' I ' .· · ~!11 ~'I{ • ' , ! eyUn >.' .,_, ·VJ ~ ; all . ' ,' '. (t' .\!.:::. ! · .....,,, local low mlleoJe..'aharp · $1175 - 1 ... ~~-- Beat of 1 :The Bend By Bob Hoeflich 1962 CHM II confidence in I doot malle, ' Stanley A. Saunders Monument '' itatlon 'hloll, auto- r~dlo, 1 ~~~~. JOOd rubber, Mil ~~ . •··· reallbrp. ' ' . -· ' ... $995 - . ''' 1965 MERCWlY We do! ..rader V4 adoor ~U'IIIop,.880 blue ., entdne, liloltd1a 4 ~ Irani, IMbt IIIII, tJi-eQt, , . _ . . lng aftd Drakes, wlslw Urea, paill~ radio, real cleao I'll'· , S229S ' 1963 BUICK . ., Riviera, I door' Jbrd To~, automalle, r4~o, aew •I• w· Urea, ellri BlilrP' $1895 Monument ' 352 Third Avt• . G.lllpellt, Ohio $775 Ph. 4*-1117 1959 · FOR~ ,StATION WAGON iit WI one JOU can't lltve nur ey~, bid i114. ' 1101•11. $775 :. tlllo me11ale Is apontortd by· the R001c ot Actl C.rparatlon, B1r,., Ytrri\Qdt to . teeeiniZS till publlcoi!ilrlted IONfce offered ' b)' Ohl Ill Its oubtlndtnr Aulhoriud Dealer>. ' ' A:RE ' " .' • •• .·~ l . ., .,I ' ' I '- \ ·il. ,, '· '-it ' •• . '· ). ...' • ' JI �• 1 I l '' 11 ' ' I ':;..... CO - ] .,,' I ' ~~ '.; ' ' ' ' •' "' ' ' ' ' I ' .· · ~!11 ~'I{ • ' , ! eyUn >.' .,_, ·VJ ~ ; all . ' ,' '. (t' .\!.:::. ! · .....,,, local low mlleoJe..'aharp · $1175 - 1 ... ~~-- Beat of 1 :The Bend By Bob Hoeflich 1962 CHM II confidence in I doot malle, ' Stanley A. Saunders Monument '' itatlon 'hloll, auto- r~dlo, 1 ~~~~. JOOd rubber, Mil ~~ . •··· reallbrp. ' ' . -· ' ... $995 - . ''' 1965 MERCWlY We do! ..rader V4 adoor ~U'IIIop,.880 blue ., entdne, liloltd1a 4 ~ Irani, IMbt IIIII, tJi-eQt, , . _ . . lng aftd Drakes, wlslw Urea, paill~ radio, real cleao I'll'· , S229S ' 1963 BUICK . ., Riviera, I door' Jbrd To~, automalle, r4~o, aew •I• w· Urea, ellri BlilrP' $1895 Monument ' 352 Third Avt• . G.lllpellt, Ohio $775 Ph. 4*-1117 1959 · FOR~ ,StATION WAGON iit WI one JOU can't lltve nur ey~, bid i114. ' 1101•11. $775 :. tlllo me11ale Is apontortd by· the R001c ot Actl C.rparatlon, B1r,., Ytrri\Qdt to . teeeiniZS till publlcoi!ilrlted IONfce offered ' b)' Ohl Ill Its oubtlndtnr Aulhoriud Dealer>. ' ' A:RE ' " .' • •• .·~ l . ., .,I ' ' I '- \ ·il. ,, '· '-it ' •• . '· ). ...' • ' JI �' ' ·:'· • ( ·' ' I ()rioles Orop 4.-2 Decisimi . ' • ' ' •• '; GRADUATION :PLAl ' easter• ' Germa1 build' . "'I .' will be. .: '' ' ' FQI' Graduation 1967, you will find an outstand- ner am men's antique. feature: p.ln. Ml tiou, au bt coni j I ~4-;'l'lle ! ' . ing selection of the finest in yot~g tradl- : tiona! styled clothing, accessories and gifts aw· ailing your selection at Haskins Tanner. Buy . I now, s~ve money during our big Remodefiiii f Sale and let us belp you plan akead for those coming commencement event.c:,! ,. ~ , It~, _:!! 'ct --~ 5S I ! · zE,. I,. ' !0/"' ,.,, P•• ~ ' Suits ... ~eg. $39.95-$79.95 Now $33.66·$71.96 - -<;r, j l ' I Sport Coats Reg. 26.95·39.95 Now $24:26·$35.65 !TI ! J \ 8 I I I "~ Judgl CoumyBo J>:ntri! unit throu. iginality in Juat a Educator"; uPick-a-Bor "Read Me, Reader Lei Teievl: the suggest taking part as "Red Ba bil~~ '; 11 Slacks ..... Reg. $6.98·$22.95 Now, $6.26·$20.56 ~~ ;~ " " ~.J..... "' ...... ·,)'t ' 0 Shoes ..... Reg. $9.95·$25.95 Now $8.86-$28.26 i 0 ... - i' .,. ' ' 1 t~ ot' ~¥' /'• i'-\.,'~ :: '' ' •• ~ ~t ' .<' . ·'' Biltl ' • I , Charge Accounts Invited! ' Open Fri. Nile Till 8 ., :'· -:• &nd "Trail ' ' ., I . ' ~l . ~ ,. )• .. CLASSIC . 'it ..:.: ..•. IVY 51'EAKIN! set, Meigs Y' 1.!100 ~! thtt UJrOugb tlsft In~ lbe amn Star on the Ball Field! '" f CUT! Albenl W011 Ftl1ley lt ~ tum on tht CL'n;lll!. •• 1'lle folllll scbool but gnl!l ~olll.cl! l1ll't ., lbe- 'Dr Co~~~pt!ty. n B~ Dlstri retlstertd to ta!IOII while' trlel, 1110 Will er11 Dlltrlct er'fltkn 1<1 '. L"'' >(1 ·-1 .,. studeillt wit '· sbOW;Ift til• en Will 10 · nOCIII'I'~ .a to orwb the ·~~ ·lo-twQ ta Cup boc:ker . ~Tough ·K; . •· J'.''l.l'I ., ' ·~ r · . I .' I r Rugged ..."',. ." ,, ,.... • VAT-DYED BLUE �' ' ·:'· • ( ·' ' I ()rioles Orop 4.-2 Decisimi . ' • ' ' •• '; GRADUATION :PLAl ' easter• ' Germa1 build' . "'I .' will be. .: '' ' ' FQI' Graduation 1967, you will find an outstand- ner am men's antique. feature: p.ln. Ml tiou, au bt coni j I ~4-;'l'lle ! ' . ing selection of the finest in yot~g tradl- : tiona! styled clothing, accessories and gifts aw· ailing your selection at Haskins Tanner. Buy . I now, s~ve money during our big Remodefiiii f Sale and let us belp you plan akead for those coming commencement event.c:,! ,. ~ , It~, _:!! 'ct --~ 5S I ! · zE,. I,. ' !0/"' ,.,, P•• ~ ' Suits ... ~eg. $39.95-$79.95 Now $33.66·$71.96 - -<;r, j l ' I Sport Coats Reg. 26.95·39.95 Now $24:26·$35.65 !TI ! J \ 8 I I I "~ Judgl CoumyBo J>:ntri! unit throu. iginality in Juat a Educator"; uPick-a-Bor "Read Me, Reader Lei Teievl: the suggest taking part as "Red Ba bil~~ '; 11 Slacks ..... Reg. $6.98·$22.95 Now, $6.26·$20.56 ~~ ;~ " " ~.J..... "' ...... ·,)'t ' 0 Shoes ..... Reg. $9.95·$25.95 Now $8.86-$28.26 i 0 ... - i' .,. ' ' 1 t~ ot' ~¥' /'• i'-\.,'~ :: '' ' •• ~ ~t ' .<' . ·'' Biltl ' • I , Charge Accounts Invited! ' Open Fri. Nile Till 8 ., :'· -:• &nd "Trail ' ' ., I . ' ~l . ~ ,. )• .. CLASSIC . 'it ..:.: ..•. IVY 51'EAKIN! set, Meigs Y' 1.!100 ~! thtt UJrOugb tlsft In~ lbe amn Star on the Ball Field! '" f CUT! Albenl W011 Ftl1ley lt ~ tum on tht CL'n;lll!. •• 1'lle folllll scbool but gnl!l ~olll.cl! l1ll't ., lbe- 'Dr Co~~~pt!ty. n B~ Dlstri retlstertd to ta!IOII while' trlel, 1110 Will er11 Dlltrlct er'fltkn 1<1 '. L"'' >(1 ·-1 .,. studeillt wit '· sbOW;Ift til• en Will 10 · nOCIII'I'~ .a to orwb the ·~~ ·lo-twQ ta Cup boc:ker . ~Tough ·K; . •· J'.''l.l'I ., ' ·~ r · . I .' I r Rugged ..."',. ." ,, ,.... • VAT-DYED BLUE �'. ' ~· \' " I ., - ~; 9 I .. , ' ;. '' ,, \' • I ,, , '' ..- . . I ' ·;y. ·, ' . IIIDDI..IIIPORT _ o,;.l'h Q1ff the Jladae ~'I'll" Pan- ta!IY ~ Wolle's Middlepqrt Yellow Jack- lhtn 1M Jaekell will eollldo ett eUmlnated ~Y '/.1 Ill the Friday, al MlddliJIOl'l, 11 • opealnf IIIUIId ol the Clau A p.m. · seeuonal Baseball TourDameat Saturday, MlMieporl wrapped here Saturday afltmoon. up 111 lint.touraament victory The Jackets' next opponent by pushlrig flvo blgi'UII8 lmlfls In tournament play wU1 be lD tbe flrat friDle. The Jackets 1"'~~~==~~ll!i!!!!!!!l!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~ i·::meroy, • e to o vtd41' wer added two InsUrance markers '::: ' 'Soulbom'yeaterday aftemoon on In the fourth I'WI/II. Albany's lone Ia the llrsl inning: Wh111the amoke ~8ft lied U. twO I..W' . ..II.'illt ,..., in'.JJ!J( ...... • b,'41Je,boltom hall of the flrat ~ckets.:: croo;: hoi!! I ~~ wmt tbe dllteneo r.r ::.~~.=r:.-=Inning, 111111 021e cut, BUI Swan, te, •aa 11'/et, MiiiiDIJI01'I. lllowlDC lin ldll. Jig..., oiy~ • • (leo~e Sauer, Mlll'll: Tannehill R. ,, BroolrJ IJiarled· Iii I b e Klneadli llld s. J1r0oU C11JiN5. UIIP ljs , , ... 11111 Lel!lnpell belted four mound - Albany. He ... ._.... lid lint lmllDallql& '1111 Rea t -a t 1 eonsecu!lve llnll•· Dennis Aull Plaeed by Klaeade In the lll'lt. DniJJ cnty soore elm. til a ~ ...... 1...11 1 w.as hll by a pltcbed ball, Ray IKincade IDoftd tHily 1110 111t1 Jacket error. . . l§lttor,llt ........,..11!11'1: 8•..., Hlndy was lllfe on a fielder's - both in the fourlb IDnlila - a Swan wblfflld five, llld llllJI. 1121 (41ft2plll. _,..._,; It choice, Jeff BogfP! walked, and/ double by Swan, and a linCle •d two. The Albany burien faD. Broa9.· ... 'fl. a.. (1) Pal Archet doubled. by' Sauer. Boggs and Swan tal-ned live and wllktd. aoe. . ••5'?. · Pantbers Blank Southern right-! banders Bob Burdette and Bill · combined to toss a onehitter here Saturday and knock Southern out of the Class A Sectional baseball tournament with 8 9-0 hillS. ':: Russ I. MCINE _ Pomeroy • Burdette, a sophomore, tum· The lone Southern Tornado ed In a sparkling perfOI'mance hit was rotten by B<lb Grueaer, by working ~ Innings and gJv. senior secood baseman, leadinC ing up only the one scratch off the sixth Inning. . .., single. Moore came In to r•tU:• . Pomeroy, 1 hard hitting club Jhr side in order Ia tht BeY· , enth. now wllb 1 very Impressive Ill- a., .:... ""_. Loc~l ' 9-0 In Tournament 2 record, tsgged Southern hurl· issued only two tree paseea. er Mike Jenkins for the loss. The Panther• II Coacb Russ The Panthers eollocted 1 i 1 h 1 M~ opened up with three bila off Jenkins, who fanned runs m lbe first, added ODe Ia Uve and walked foor. Burdotteleacb of tho next. two innln!!l and rollocted their final three and Moore llruclt out five and In the slslb. Jackson Eliminates GaIIipoIis 3·2 and single 111 ,tbe . - lllllllber It lrlpl to tbe plale. Other Pantbtr bill won I double by MOOR lllllliallel _, Jim Crow, Blll Rad&ri aa4 Steve Finlaw. By IDnln&J: m eM t-t *I Pomeroy hltUng was paced Pomeroy by Chuck B111el8 with a double Southenl 1110 Ill .... 1_I :::.~.~::~~:~==~~~ \ We Need Used Cars Now TRADE-IN " ' ALLOWANCE· S I . . '"\ '. ' Cassius Makes Another Appeal To High Court !r ···. 33 .NEW PONTIACS, ,BUICKS: ·GMC TRUCKS ' ::'1. • omRED AT BEST DEALS EYER .BLAETTNARS POMEROY, OHIO RAWLINGS HONDA USED CYCLE BARGA.lN.·s .... ·6,000 Milas or....... 6 Molllhs Warrlllty _________ __ _ 1963 CHEVROLET 1 Iqlll• t Door HT. 8 CJL !<ato. traDa., PO:: nr· ~.-power •es., ndlo iD4 I• ......, il1r COIId. Whitewall tlteL · 1963 FORO I Hew Yort 110 out 1 I Qo • Ill.._ y WELIBI'ON llf C. Nlcholao .. .. .. 43 II r7 The deaD ol r-oy . . .I'JIIW.ci*.Ma C. ToWI18elld .. - .. 45-43--tl League coaehel II ~=:II 111a1 (1), llolmlltoe 17), · M. Appledom .. •.. 43-47- 95 back lo bead tilt ~lodger~ (S~ a Cirote; Ellis IW), and T. Jenkins .. •• . .. 47-41-91 this IIUIDDl... mlll-ll Pulltlcll. LP-B. Shaw (04). roJ'ALS m-111~ Bob Roberta. wllo baa A GOOD ONE4WNEI ···•• 11!1.-&rl!llpool UBI). , aged tea1111 mort ,ears than be _ JACKSON • can remembe', IIJI 1'1111 150 200 2100-111 G. Murr8f .. .. ... 40 44 84 wiD bave a ,...,...,. .tuama 0011 053 001- t 12 . Keller .. _ .... 46-40-86 this sumlllft'. Other teams, E1lnur1ll, Bohl (6), Hall S, Grant .. ...... . 5&-17-1~ addition to Bob'• Dodgers, 'IIIII •nd Vldiir: Kotflly,- Nletno J. •. .. . . .. ii0--46-!16 be tha PJrlla, Yankees llitchie (f), Brueo (6), 1-17'1-lft Tigers. 17) and TOJTe. WP-Carroll So far, 511 boJI·"baw 2) . LP- HaU 111-2). ffiON'roN Ill Oat), Aaroo llrd). T. Cronce . . , . . . . 52'-47- 99 SEOAL II4IB8ALL D. Phllabaum .... 41~ l!l<odiiiii·Divltioa) Pit 000 1102 Ql1- 1 11 J. Southworth ..... 57...51- 100 TEAM WL B St. Loulo 000 002 000- 2 5 J. Waldo .. .. .. .. 5~ 1 Jackson .. .. - $ I 16 Veale (~) and M&¥; Galllpolla - - • 3 1 II burn, Willis 181, Woodeehlck NELSONVILLE Q2l Pomeroy .. ;..., 2 2 2D (t), Briles (I) and Romano, M. :Mechem .. .. ... 52-56-100 Middleport •• -· ,I 4 I -Washbura 111-2). HR-stargell D. Fraedrick .... , 53-&3-106 roJ'AL I I a 66 sedan De VIII• . ·· · 13rd). H. SIIMt .. ...... . 61H3-It3 ' (Ntl.lll lllvl....) hll pot'w IGUIIIInent, radio, IIIII, autrollla Chi 000 000 030 100 0- 4 11 2 S. Shaper .• - •. , 51- 50-lm TEAM 11' L R eye, 11ew wblt.e "jldewaU tlr~' iiltlaUic tiDIIII Hou 000 200 001 110 1- 5 10 TOfW 111-111-CZII Athens . . • - .. a I • , 'tltb -~Interior. Jlllt . ·' • ~ ClODo ' liol c~ ' ·, Slmmoos, Radatz (8), Uphsm NelsoqvUII .i - I I It , ",.' ,. . ..,;, •7. It), Hands 110), KDonct PINAL MA'ICR t.ogan . .. _.. I 2 II · Niekro 113) •nd Hundley; BOURNP!OU'I'H, England Wellstoa .. - .. I S 10 Wilson, S.mbera {8), 11JPI) -Jan Lundquist of 'Wl'ALS 7 7 rr 'U,l), Latman 1121 and S.wden and Bob Hewitt of LABr WEEk'l BESVLTI, · lll'an. WP- Latman 11-0). Afrlea were IICheduled to Galllpoll1 I llllddleport I , Nlekro (0.1). HR- WyllJI. (flfd). today In the men's singles JackiOD I PomerGJ I '. r -:final of tbe British Hardcourt Athena I Logaa I · ' II$ Fran Mil 0011 020- $ 10 Tennis Tournament. WIDIIIoQ 4 Nello!tvlfla I (I l.llrlrllr 050 200 ltlll- 4 8 Lundquilt advanced Into the · nli\gg). · Herbel (f), Linzy final by beating Enallllll't TIIU WEEK'S GAMEst 8uttoo. Bobby Wlllon, 74, IJ.tt, U. OalliiJO!lJ n . POIIIII'VJ hldaJ· and Hewitt came from Mlddllpol't VL JacktiDD IIRlli-1behind 110 defeat Roger TIIY)or Logan vs. Wellston · ,, ' ' ~ .: ' ' IJa.LialMtliA,W,U.M,"~ ... ~ x- CUllom 4 Door.ll eyL Std. Trani. WHY NOT THE BEST? 1963 MERCURY. CllltoiD 2 lloor HT. Power lltee:rla&. po. · wer b:raketJ, radio aa4 heater, wblte lid.. Po::::11 u!; Clclllllc . > > .$5000 wan t1re1. Galn!l ~ 4 Door. 8 eyL Auto. ~ ~ at1tr1a1. radio aa4 heater, wbltl -.,..a tlnl. , ' • '· ~, .' " • . 1963 FORD ~. ,. ' ' ' ! I �'. ' ~· \' " I ., - ~; 9 I .. , ' ;. '' ,, \' • I ,, , '' ..- . . I ' ·;y. ·, ' . IIIDDI..IIIPORT _ o,;.l'h Q1ff the Jladae ~'I'll" Pan- ta!IY ~ Wolle's Middlepqrt Yellow Jack- lhtn 1M Jaekell will eollldo ett eUmlnated ~Y '/.1 Ill the Friday, al MlddliJIOl'l, 11 • opealnf IIIUIId ol the Clau A p.m. · seeuonal Baseball TourDameat Saturday, MlMieporl wrapped here Saturday afltmoon. up 111 lint.touraament victory The Jackets' next opponent by pushlrig flvo blgi'UII8 lmlfls In tournament play wU1 be lD tbe flrat friDle. The Jackets 1"'~~~==~~ll!i!!!!!!!l!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~ i·::meroy, • e to o vtd41' wer added two InsUrance markers '::: ' 'Soulbom'yeaterday aftemoon on In the fourth I'WI/II. Albany's lone Ia the llrsl inning: Wh111the amoke ~8ft lied U. twO I..W' . ..II.'illt ,..., in'.JJ!J( ...... • b,'41Je,boltom hall of the flrat ~ckets.:: croo;: hoi!! I ~~ wmt tbe dllteneo r.r ::.~~.=r:.-=Inning, 111111 021e cut, BUI Swan, te, •aa 11'/et, MiiiiDIJI01'I. lllowlDC lin ldll. Jig..., oiy~ • • (leo~e Sauer, Mlll'll: Tannehill R. ,, BroolrJ IJiarled· Iii I b e Klneadli llld s. J1r0oU C11JiN5. UIIP ljs , , ... 11111 Lel!lnpell belted four mound - Albany. He ... ._.... lid lint lmllDallql& '1111 Rea t -a t 1 eonsecu!lve llnll•· Dennis Aull Plaeed by Klaeade In the lll'lt. DniJJ cnty soore elm. til a ~ ...... 1...11 1 w.as hll by a pltcbed ball, Ray IKincade IDoftd tHily 1110 111t1 Jacket error. . . l§lttor,llt ........,..11!11'1: 8•..., Hlndy was lllfe on a fielder's - both in the fourlb IDnlila - a Swan wblfflld five, llld llllJI. 1121 (41ft2plll. _,..._,; It choice, Jeff BogfP! walked, and/ double by Swan, and a linCle •d two. The Albany burien faD. Broa9.· ... 'fl. a.. (1) Pal Archet doubled. by' Sauer. Boggs and Swan tal-ned live and wllktd. aoe. . ••5'?. · Pantbers Blank Southern right-! banders Bob Burdette and Bill · combined to toss a onehitter here Saturday and knock Southern out of the Class A Sectional baseball tournament with 8 9-0 hillS. ':: Russ I. MCINE _ Pomeroy • Burdette, a sophomore, tum· The lone Southern Tornado ed In a sparkling perfOI'mance hit was rotten by B<lb Grueaer, by working ~ Innings and gJv. senior secood baseman, leadinC ing up only the one scratch off the sixth Inning. . .., single. Moore came In to r•tU:• . Pomeroy, 1 hard hitting club Jhr side in order Ia tht BeY· , enth. now wllb 1 very Impressive Ill- a., .:... ""_. Loc~l ' 9-0 In Tournament 2 record, tsgged Southern hurl· issued only two tree paseea. er Mike Jenkins for the loss. The Panther• II Coacb Russ The Panthers eollocted 1 i 1 h 1 M~ opened up with three bila off Jenkins, who fanned runs m lbe first, added ODe Ia Uve and walked foor. Burdotteleacb of tho next. two innln!!l and rollocted their final three and Moore llruclt out five and In the slslb. Jackson Eliminates GaIIipoIis 3·2 and single 111 ,tbe . - lllllllber It lrlpl to tbe plale. Other Pantbtr bill won I double by MOOR lllllliallel _, Jim Crow, Blll Rad&ri aa4 Steve Finlaw. By IDnln&J: m eM t-t *I Pomeroy hltUng was paced Pomeroy by Chuck B111el8 with a double Southenl 1110 Ill .... 1_I :::.~.~::~~:~==~~~ \ We Need Used Cars Now TRADE-IN " ' ALLOWANCE· S I . . '"\ '. ' Cassius Makes Another Appeal To High Court !r ···. 33 .NEW PONTIACS, ,BUICKS: ·GMC TRUCKS ' ::'1. • omRED AT BEST DEALS EYER .BLAETTNARS POMEROY, OHIO RAWLINGS HONDA USED CYCLE BARGA.lN.·s .... ·6,000 Milas or....... 6 Molllhs Warrlllty _________ __ _ 1963 CHEVROLET 1 Iqlll• t Door HT. 8 CJL !<ato. traDa., PO:: nr· ~.-power •es., ndlo iD4 I• ......, il1r COIId. Whitewall tlteL · 1963 FORO I Hew Yort 110 out 1 I Qo • Ill.._ y WELIBI'ON llf C. Nlcholao .. .. .. 43 II r7 The deaD ol r-oy . . .I'JIIW.ci*.Ma C. ToWI18elld .. - .. 45-43--tl League coaehel II ~=:II 111a1 (1), llolmlltoe 17), · M. Appledom .. •.. 43-47- 95 back lo bead tilt ~lodger~ (S~ a Cirote; Ellis IW), and T. Jenkins .. •• . .. 47-41-91 this IIUIDDl... mlll-ll Pulltlcll. LP-B. Shaw (04). roJ'ALS m-111~ Bob Roberta. wllo baa A GOOD ONE4WNEI ···•• 11!1.-&rl!llpool UBI). , aged tea1111 mort ,ears than be _ JACKSON • can remembe', IIJI 1'1111 150 200 2100-111 G. Murr8f .. .. ... 40 44 84 wiD bave a ,...,...,. .tuama 0011 053 001- t 12 . Keller .. _ .... 46-40-86 this sumlllft'. Other teams, E1lnur1ll, Bohl (6), Hall S, Grant .. ...... . 5&-17-1~ addition to Bob'• Dodgers, 'IIIII •nd Vldiir: Kotflly,- Nletno J. •. .. . . .. ii0--46-!16 be tha PJrlla, Yankees llitchie (f), Brueo (6), 1-17'1-lft Tigers. 17) and TOJTe. WP-Carroll So far, 511 boJI·"baw 2) . LP- HaU 111-2). ffiON'roN Ill Oat), Aaroo llrd). T. Cronce . . , . . . . 52'-47- 99 SEOAL II4IB8ALL D. Phllabaum .... 41~ l!l<odiiiii·Divltioa) Pit 000 1102 Ql1- 1 11 J. Southworth ..... 57...51- 100 TEAM WL B St. Loulo 000 002 000- 2 5 J. Waldo .. .. .. .. 5~ 1 Jackson .. .. - $ I 16 Veale (~) and M&¥; Galllpolla - - • 3 1 II burn, Willis 181, Woodeehlck NELSONVILLE Q2l Pomeroy .. ;..., 2 2 2D (t), Briles (I) and Romano, M. :Mechem .. .. ... 52-56-100 Middleport •• -· ,I 4 I -Washbura 111-2). HR-stargell D. Fraedrick .... , 53-&3-106 roJ'AL I I a 66 sedan De VIII• . ·· · 13rd). H. SIIMt .. ...... . 61H3-It3 ' (Ntl.lll lllvl....) hll pot'w IGUIIIInent, radio, IIIII, autrollla Chi 000 000 030 100 0- 4 11 2 S. Shaper .• - •. , 51- 50-lm TEAM 11' L R eye, 11ew wblt.e "jldewaU tlr~' iiltlaUic tiDIIII Hou 000 200 001 110 1- 5 10 TOfW 111-111-CZII Athens . . • - .. a I • , 'tltb -~Interior. Jlllt . ·' • ~ ClODo ' liol c~ ' ·, Slmmoos, Radatz (8), Uphsm NelsoqvUII .i - I I It , ",.' ,. . ..,;, •7. It), Hands 110), KDonct PINAL MA'ICR t.ogan . .. _.. I 2 II · Niekro 113) •nd Hundley; BOURNP!OU'I'H, England Wellstoa .. - .. I S 10 Wilson, S.mbera {8), 11JPI) -Jan Lundquist of 'Wl'ALS 7 7 rr 'U,l), Latman 1121 and S.wden and Bob Hewitt of LABr WEEk'l BESVLTI, · lll'an. WP- Latman 11-0). Afrlea were IICheduled to Galllpoll1 I llllddleport I , Nlekro (0.1). HR- WyllJI. (flfd). today In the men's singles JackiOD I PomerGJ I '. r -:final of tbe British Hardcourt Athena I Logaa I · ' II$ Fran Mil 0011 020- $ 10 Tennis Tournament. WIDIIIoQ 4 Nello!tvlfla I (I l.llrlrllr 050 200 ltlll- 4 8 Lundquilt advanced Into the · nli\gg). · Herbel (f), Linzy final by beating Enallllll't TIIU WEEK'S GAMEst 8uttoo. Bobby Wlllon, 74, IJ.tt, U. OalliiJO!lJ n . POIIIII'VJ hldaJ· and Hewitt came from Mlddllpol't VL JacktiDD IIRlli-1behind 110 defeat Roger TIIY)or Logan vs. Wellston · ,, ' ' ~ .: ' ' IJa.LialMtliA,W,U.M,"~ ... ~ x- CUllom 4 Door.ll eyL Std. Trani. WHY NOT THE BEST? 1963 MERCURY. CllltoiD 2 lloor HT. Power lltee:rla&. po. · wer b:raketJ, radio aa4 heater, wblte lid.. Po::::11 u!; Clclllllc . > > .$5000 wan t1re1. Galn!l ~ 4 Door. 8 eyL Auto. ~ ~ at1tr1a1. radio aa4 heater, wbltl -.,..a tlnl. , ' • '· ~, .' " • . 1963 FORD ~. ,. ' ' ' ! I �' ' ·' I /' I .. ' ,, ••• ; . ; I '! .... ; Ana~y·'siS-.·P(OgFa. m·.Aid~ ta . flarmers~· Use·of.Pe~tilizers '"~:£t~ ~~~~:~~~~:Hat ~on • test lor $a.75 and side the plant. You wol[ld col· tlnitiatlon. live prOcedures. Your crop! ~r uses' both 'tits 'aoll so the Countyto caU us or AJtot A&ricllturo Sampls of agronomic and hor·' submits the plant' sim!lie to the Ject the upp~rmost leave$ from !1 ' Once you have collected analyzed /or all of .the fol· and plant a~na~Jy~s~l&~l'l'~po~rt~,~~~~;E~~~~~:I ·i)! ' Gallls Coanty lllizer elements which may •bell plant analySis· laboratory at 20 to 25 plants just prior to head.. sample, you· would place It lowing elements: nitrogen, 1 .~QEdmomical and efficient use In deficient or excess supply. Wooster, oHio. · . : ing. ' the malllng kit and it · phorus, pota~:iu~m~,~;i,~!:~~~;i~iii • ' fertllher materials can be lsamples of agrooomlc and hor- Some of the C!',ops which can'[ If you wanted alfalfa or otb- lthe laboratory. Specific lll!'gneslum. boton, t i result on your farm when [ ticullure crops may be submit· be analyzed are corri, soybeans. er legumes anillyzed, you woul~ )Ions for sampling procedure zinc, make use of th plant an· ed to the plant an.alysls labora- alfalfa, clover and other le- collect the tops (6") from 20 provided, and there are a[~~~;~ alysls program available to you Itory at Wooster, Ohio, for test- gumes, wheat, oats, barley, for- to 25 plants prior to flowering. egd procedures given for 11 As we see the program, It t~rou~h the Cooperative Exten-1 er or Industry person obtains a age grasses, tomatoeil, sweet For corn you would collect the abnormal in appearance. two major appUca)lons on '~tnr: Service here in Ohio. ing to determine lhelr compo- corn, beets, cabbage, apples, fully-developed Jeaf below the lh ab~ut 5 to 10 days you County farms: Jn. IIi< is a program avallablelsition. peaches, plus m8by others. whorl from 15 to 20 plants just receive a report indicating lhocal farmers through the I How does it work? The farm· Lei's suppose you ,would want before tasseling, or you would elements which may be In (I) It can be a tool ~ pmiod·il t:ounty Extension Office dtslgn·ler or industry person obtains a a small grain or forage srass ~ollect an ear leal from the!liclent or ercess supply, ch~! :~ ~: n~t!o::::ll Food Plus @to_suppleliJ~~t_soil _le'ling as sampling kit from the County analyzed to aee just what's In- sam nomber of plants at silkier with recommended and elements In crops 1 BRYSON R. CARTER a way of determining those ter-j Extension office ·rau ~eall on the field. In this way It be a preventive test to de~~r-11 mine weak spots in your fenll·ll llzer program before they come serious and reduce yields. This can be particularly valua· ble in fields which have been producing at a high level. Named Rural Development Specialist ··:: GALLIPOLJS - Appointment under the OUireach program' o! Howard S. Beall as Ohio for rural areas is announced. ·Rural Development Specialist I' Mr. Beall will head a strengtJ>. - ; - - -· - ------ - - bEvans Farms Jncreases DO :Dividends from II to 12lc :1) "'- • ened Outrea,ch system lD lh e state, operating lbrougb U. Department of Agricul~~tur:e ~~:1 1 nels, to help raral c1 plan development pr~jects search out an avauabte soar"" I of support. !2) It can be a tool !t~o~~:~~~ determine nutritional d cies in plants which are no performing normally, In thi way it can help determine w~::11 nutriUonal deficiencies are c Jng your problem. For a gond many years we have had the soil testi.ngll program available through Ohio State University, and this bas been a tremendous assistIance to farmers in bringing the fertility level up on their farm. 'Ibis program of plant anaiY-11 sls Is designed to SUP!Ileml!nt soil testing as a means of terminlng those fertlllzer menta wblch may be in dl.>fici,!Dtll or ercess supply. Wilen a farm· Mr. Beall will work : state headquarters of the Farm.! : GALLIPOLIS - An increas >966, and compared with $1.34 ers Home Administration in jn the dil'ldrnd of the common per share in fiscal 1965. lumbus as a member of DlreO.j j;totk of Bob Evnns Farms, Inr The reduction in earnings in tor McDorman's staU, and from lie a share to 12%c hns 1he fJScal year ended April 29, serve as executive director been onMunced by Emerson E. 1966 in the opinion of man· the State Technical Action li:t'llns. chairman of the board, agemenl was attributable In el. ifi,,J ·R>bert L. Evans, president. large part to the high cost of The newly named rural : 'flw incre;:~sed dividend wi!i hogs ~hen b~ing experienced. velopment specialists hal ~e payable on Juoe 1 to stock· Sales of Bob Evans Farms ved the past 12 years as ~ol<lers of record on May 17. Sausage are expected to show trict Supervisor, Area SUI001'11is-l D" r in~ the fisral yeer JUS! end· a gain far the fiscal fCar just or, and CouniY Sunerv.isor and Director James T. McDorman. td four dividends totaling ~4c ended of approximately per Farmers HoJ;IIe ~=:b:;~~~ were paid. i cent. Seven styles of sausa~e a USDA credit agency ' In authori?Jng the increased I are marketed throughoul Ohio programs include their problems or organizing Illes. i>avovl the board of directors and Michigan, and in parts of ing, and community and financing projects to im- County Technical AcUon llote<l I hal rommon share earn· Indiana. financin( in rural areas. rural towns and strength· els will function as "one • stop fngs lor !he fiscal year ending The division sales office is at Previously Mr. Beall their conomy. We believe service" .tenters where local AD"' 2R 1967 wrre more than 3776 South Hi~h St.. Columbus, as Work Unit Js esceptionally well quali· ganizati()Jls can find out where don"'' " tr ... <;;r (11 ' 1'e prcC"eding wilh plants locatr-:1 ::t.t Xenia of the U. S. Soil fled to dir~ct the Outreach ef- to seek assistance- among fiscal ill" ' .. • ·nnr' ''<. "sing to I and Bidwell, and in Hillsdale. Service in Ohio for 10 years. fort in Ohio and lead the way existing agencies federal or ':"t le:<~h;·n SU~roll"~ 53c f~r_ l :'.11ch. He is a veteran of World to positive results." erwise. - on projects they _ If having served in the Mr. Beall's designations as pire to carry out for the con~ 1 pean Theatre, where he state rural development spec- munity. wounded in action. A native ialist follows the recent an· , The Oulreaeh program, Coshocton County,_ Ohio, he nouncement of plans to acceler·j being stepped up under the a graduate of Ohw State ate Outreach through the state- rection of of Agrt-] versity. wide system of Technical Ac- culture Orvillee ,~;~~~~:~,i~:~~ "Mr. Beall is widely acqualnt- lion Panels, which exist in all suits from a pi . ed with the rural communities counUes with rural populations live that all public services Holzer Hospital - VIsiting I Mrs. Ray V. McCoy, Mrs. Rob- of Ohio," State Director James as well as at the state level. used more effectively to h~urs 24 and 7-ll p. m. Parents ert Snyder and infant daughter. T. McDonnan said. "He knows '!be TAP unts consist of Jo- benefit of rural communities. only on P•diatrics Ward. - -cal or state representatives of The local FHA Office is~~~:~ Admissions Pleasant Valley Hospital The Almanac USDA agencies, including the ed at 95 Sycamore St. o ' Tamara c. Dewitt, Bidwell; Admitted - Mrs .. Harry By United Press Internallonal Farmers Home Administration, hours are Monday through R.; Russell, Galli lis · Anth- Taylor, Pt. Plea~t, Mrs. A. 1 Today ts Sunday, April 30, tloe Soil Conservab.on ~ervice, Ag- day from 8 a.m. until 4;45 p.m. !20th day of 1967 with 245 to rtcljitural Stabilization & Con· Mr. Vernon A. McNair IS 0~J D Lambert :/so~· Mrs L. Rolhns, Letart. Ciirl A·. Simpkins: G~ E: Bing: mschRrged - Mrs. J a cob follow. aervation Service (ASCS) and County Supervisor serving Rt 1 M'ddle rt· M Le te Gmgrtch. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. The moon is between its fuU Forest Service, plus the Ex, lla, Jackson & Lawrence COIJD·I L; ·Carte;, Rt~ Oak ~in: ~:rsr 1 Billy G. Spires and son, Langs- phase and last quarter. tension Service and oth~r fed~r- ties. In Meigs County pe:;~~!~l Jli>y E. Edwin, Proctorville; 1 VIlle. The morning stsr is Mars. al or non-federal agencies w1th may ~ontact one of the Mrs. Harold T. Allyn, Ironton ; I The evening stars are Venti!, services to offer rural commun- agenctes. Mrs. Mary M. Law, JacksoiP, Veterans Memorial Hospital · Mars and J~piter.. Mrs. Marion 0. H·•tchinson, Rt. Admitted - Clara Grueser, Born on .this day '" 1909 was ''Dad says it's Uke baUng 2 Ewington ; Harold E. Wei· Minersville; Teresa Becker, Queen Juliana of The money so he got the best!" gand. Glenmont ; Lonnie E. Middleport; Gregory Becker, lands. . . ' Simpson, Rl. 4 0811 Hill; Miss I[ Middleport; Dale Wright, Rut- On this day'" Mary E. Essman. Jackson. land; Ronald Anns. Pomeroy; In 1789 • George ~.~·•;.~·~~;[1 Blrtbs , Stephen p r 1c e, Middleport; took the oath of office m. Mrs. Lester L. Carter. Rt. 4 Gertrude Taylor, Pomeroy; York City and was ~orn In Oak HiU, daugh\er, ?:50 a.m., Emmet Welch, Pomeroy. President of the U~led ~~~~:;II Friday: Mrs. William T. And· Dlacharged _ Ethel H 1t e Also, m 1945, Russtao " orson, Hartford, daughter, 1:53 Pearl Searls, William Jordan: capt~ed the. Reichstag p.m. Friday; Mrs. l!oy E. WI· Mrs. ·Erwin Stephens and son, I Berlin and raised the Con1mu· ll ~ __ .., gal. Proctorville. daughter, IG- Martha Southern, Betty Hulclr mst. flag over the German d:iV:_~-~ :10 p. m. Friday; Mrs. Homer inson, Eunice Nutter. capital. ~. . G. Baxter, Pomeroy, daughter, In I963 to ratse funds for Get blc capacity and top quality 11:24 p1 m. Friday. Meigs General Hospital education, New Hampshire with an Allis-Chalmers 303 Hay Baler! Discharges Admitted _ Ray Williams proved the first legal sw•!eP· II Mrs. Edward C. Barton, Mrs. 1Pomeroy ' stakes lottery In the The 303'• wide 60' pickup b•QIIles light or he•'fY windrows-cleans the field! Twin-feed rakes Jlll)Ve Robert A. Brown, Mrs. H. Lee 1 Di8tba~ged _ Helen Kaulf, 1States since 1894. '!be . bay evenly into tbe baling chad'ber, comb out wadi, Clark, Bonme J. Cline, Robert 1 Lawrence•'Smith, Mabel Wine· lottery was held the followmg te form tight, lfl.u&re baleo. Grooves are formed on C, File, Ricky Hamm, Mlch- brenner year. the bale to minimize twine or wire alippage. See tbe ael Y. Hammon. Mrs. Carroll · A hough! for the day 303 and the complete line or A..C toola for heyingl M. Judson, Mrs. Lowell E. Lam- . IPSWICH England !UPJ) _ • Am~rican colonist and lawyer II bert, Michael F. Miller. Mrs. iWhen the 'loswich Public Li· 1 William Penn once said: "Truth James F. Neal, James M. Rod- ibrary announced recently an suffers more by the heat G! gers, Carroll L. Teaford, Rod· l"amn.,.ty day" 011 fines for ov· defenders than by ~e 742-5693 ALLIS.CHALMERS DEALER RUTLAND, D. • ney D. Van Fosson, Mrs. Jack , erdue hooks, one lender return- gument< oflts opposers. ~r, Thomas L. Haymaker, !ed a book be'd had since 1922. 610 Insect Con~ trol feeds your roses and protects against Insects! One applica· tlon lasts a month. Remember-While ypu are away, the pests will play, so feed and • protect your roses before you leave! 14 plant foods guaran· ~.GRAVElY ' teed I 5 lb. Box Food a ond Protem I Ro111 $4.95 ~ NUTRO ROSE FOOD (Without Syotemicl 21\lb. box 65 , C 10 u.. $1.95 box 25 u.. box $3.65 Smeltzer Garden Center .......... THE FARH SCENE , ... Hollywood. Dlreetor Richard Breoks, In cheekered• ohlrt, dlreets a sequenee lantvlllr Babe,.!!_mterly Nane1 Clutter's horse, and two of 1111 your olin, Breada Curr11i IIUI IIIOQ'·Linda RlpeJ¥e, Wltll tile Cluller farmho- la llle " ~r;ooo '· 73.8 hp you Ia ek. 1 st we " .' ' S!>!!leo your place up~· wl~. John :p.... "110" 'l'llli> tOr. Mo. ... vacuum J.eavee, •• er-- ... Wiyourplllla. ..... c.,.., ~ High·lpBBd, hBrtl-pu/1 pow1r Jlu7 I "110'' JIO'I'.OII thllfd"'t ~ More sere1 wotk1d in /111 t/1111-on lou fuel ' '. '. ' . When yoa team up with thl708, you'll., , _ tumlq ~Itt- · ~!~joy :your working dayo more. 'lbat'a beca- 1t'1 euler to bandl~lq \ eco.nomical to run, aDd pte more work U.-lular- tbaa')oa'A .. , thought J)OIIIble. ' UT. US DEiiONSti.ATE WHAT THIS GREAT TRACTOR-WITH ITS OUTSTANDI,. FEATURES-CAN DO ON YOUR FARM TODAYI MEIGS. EQUIPMENT" CO. . " .. Rea~ Meigs General Hoopltal PHONE 992·2176 \, POMEROY ' Take delivery .from our are• worehouie, Call us for specloll~ nrvlce -Bulk Spreacllnt AYillable - We Also Can Apply Liquid Nill'fttn To Your Fieldo. All Analyoio, olroight and mixad malerl~ls available. All at n- low prices. PHONE 992·2181 Allthoriud Dealer For ' I ... AY ' . 129·95 DWARF MOSAIC-LIMITED SUPPLY .COMPLETi SIIIVI'CI · SUPP~Y - ;{f HIRI C:OR~. Wt Hlvt T~ ' oJ. ,.HOMKO ~IDIN. A1QWERS .' . 'As LOW : ., . ' VAN,CO • ' •• :1 ...r~•l . '"• ." ! . ~ ' ' . ,. • ' ' .. l. l r • '"''l<fi' ,, ' ·-· SE·RVICE . .IN THE ARE:A~ . . ' ' )r,'IJ I ' '$3,0f~!i': ' ,'!·: : . ' ' ' "' . • '! . :_ , Ij ' ~ 4 ' ~~ .. . .. !· . , ...-~~ ,, .. ,1 'l 11 .,. . ¥0U .BE··.rHE · . SUD6E! , '. j·, ., ., Model C-51 ' . • 1 ' "' '' ;;o~: • ADAPTED FOR THE MEIGS, GALLIA, MASON AREA BEST -FERTilifZER-' ·. ~-··~·:. Chain Saws · · WHITE· IMPtWENT . ' 't,'\ ~ XL-Au,tomatlc SEED CORN ·' ,j SABRE TILLER Home lite .. I .' ' 1 ' At-the PRICES YOU Serving Meigs, GaUia; MflHon Cou!itje• . were modarate17 ·Jmaller ·' ' ' ... ., . '' ~liJ:Iot ~ar~ lamb sol4 2 6 ~ higher. .~;tete take weeiCenda· easy . ,c¥' Pounit' the year aro~d! ~ERTILIZER SERVICE' ,. c . .: .- ' • QRAVEL Y ,.,, TRACTOR SAL~S . ' 1 } ' POMEROY. '. WE FINANCE YOUR NEW GRAVELY ' With 10% Down & Up To 48·Monlha Top_., • ~ER ' Cover .of Silt in Floods LANDMARK has EVERYTH·I~NG · ALL LANDMARK VARIETIES IN PLENTIFUL BUY NOW, PLANT BIG YIELD, FIELD TESTED LANDMARK ' Mason County Bottoms Get WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY Week's Roundup bW&rou£ Lay of the Land I I BIRTHS, DIVORCES OEA THS. MARRIAGES REAL ESTATE -....... Open We,(( Doys 8 to 9-Sunday 1 to 6 Glllllpollt 446-1106 453 J.ckson Pike ' ... ,, . '. ~ ' ,I "\ ~ · ~} 1 • " ' ,. ' 0 ' .. ,... . "l ' ' I • •' • . •. ~·, I SAW AND w . ~! ........ 9 r ·i }' �' ' ·' I /' I .. ' ,, ••• ; . ; I '! .... ; Ana~y·'siS-.·P(OgFa. m·.Aid~ ta . flarmers~· Use·of.Pe~tilizers '"~:£t~ ~~~~:~~~~:Hat ~on • test lor $a.75 and side the plant. You wol[ld col· tlnitiatlon. live prOcedures. Your crop! ~r uses' both 'tits 'aoll so the Countyto caU us or AJtot A&ricllturo Sampls of agronomic and hor·' submits the plant' sim!lie to the Ject the upp~rmost leave$ from !1 ' Once you have collected analyzed /or all of .the fol· and plant a~na~Jy~s~l&~l'l'~po~rt~,~~~~;E~~~~~:I ·i)! ' Gallls Coanty lllizer elements which may •bell plant analySis· laboratory at 20 to 25 plants just prior to head.. sample, you· would place It lowing elements: nitrogen, 1 .~QEdmomical and efficient use In deficient or excess supply. Wooster, oHio. · . : ing. ' the malllng kit and it · phorus, pota~:iu~m~,~;i,~!:~~~;i~iii • ' fertllher materials can be lsamples of agrooomlc and hor- Some of the C!',ops which can'[ If you wanted alfalfa or otb- lthe laboratory. Specific lll!'gneslum. boton, t i result on your farm when [ ticullure crops may be submit· be analyzed are corri, soybeans. er legumes anillyzed, you woul~ )Ions for sampling procedure zinc, make use of th plant an· ed to the plant an.alysls labora- alfalfa, clover and other le- collect the tops (6") from 20 provided, and there are a[~~~;~ alysls program available to you Itory at Wooster, Ohio, for test- gumes, wheat, oats, barley, for- to 25 plants prior to flowering. egd procedures given for 11 As we see the program, It t~rou~h the Cooperative Exten-1 er or Industry person obtains a age grasses, tomatoeil, sweet For corn you would collect the abnormal in appearance. two major appUca)lons on '~tnr: Service here in Ohio. ing to determine lhelr compo- corn, beets, cabbage, apples, fully-developed Jeaf below the lh ab~ut 5 to 10 days you County farms: Jn. IIi< is a program avallablelsition. peaches, plus m8by others. whorl from 15 to 20 plants just receive a report indicating lhocal farmers through the I How does it work? The farm· Lei's suppose you ,would want before tasseling, or you would elements which may be In (I) It can be a tool ~ pmiod·il t:ounty Extension Office dtslgn·ler or industry person obtains a a small grain or forage srass ~ollect an ear leal from the!liclent or ercess supply, ch~! :~ ~: n~t!o::::ll Food Plus @to_suppleliJ~~t_soil _le'ling as sampling kit from the County analyzed to aee just what's In- sam nomber of plants at silkier with recommended and elements In crops 1 BRYSON R. CARTER a way of determining those ter-j Extension office ·rau ~eall on the field. In this way It be a preventive test to de~~r-11 mine weak spots in your fenll·ll llzer program before they come serious and reduce yields. This can be particularly valua· ble in fields which have been producing at a high level. Named Rural Development Specialist ··:: GALLIPOLJS - Appointment under the OUireach program' o! Howard S. Beall as Ohio for rural areas is announced. ·Rural Development Specialist I' Mr. Beall will head a strengtJ>. - ; - - -· - ------ - - bEvans Farms Jncreases DO :Dividends from II to 12lc :1) "'- • ened Outrea,ch system lD lh e state, operating lbrougb U. Department of Agricul~~tur:e ~~:1 1 nels, to help raral c1 plan development pr~jects search out an avauabte soar"" I of support. !2) It can be a tool !t~o~~:~~~ determine nutritional d cies in plants which are no performing normally, In thi way it can help determine w~::11 nutriUonal deficiencies are c Jng your problem. For a gond many years we have had the soil testi.ngll program available through Ohio State University, and this bas been a tremendous assistIance to farmers in bringing the fertility level up on their farm. 'Ibis program of plant anaiY-11 sls Is designed to SUP!Ileml!nt soil testing as a means of terminlng those fertlllzer menta wblch may be in dl.>fici,!Dtll or ercess supply. Wilen a farm· Mr. Beall will work : state headquarters of the Farm.! : GALLIPOLIS - An increas >966, and compared with $1.34 ers Home Administration in jn the dil'ldrnd of the common per share in fiscal 1965. lumbus as a member of DlreO.j j;totk of Bob Evnns Farms, Inr The reduction in earnings in tor McDorman's staU, and from lie a share to 12%c hns 1he fJScal year ended April 29, serve as executive director been onMunced by Emerson E. 1966 in the opinion of man· the State Technical Action li:t'llns. chairman of the board, agemenl was attributable In el. ifi,,J ·R>bert L. Evans, president. large part to the high cost of The newly named rural : 'flw incre;:~sed dividend wi!i hogs ~hen b~ing experienced. velopment specialists hal ~e payable on Juoe 1 to stock· Sales of Bob Evans Farms ved the past 12 years as ~ol<lers of record on May 17. Sausage are expected to show trict Supervisor, Area SUI001'11is-l D" r in~ the fisral yeer JUS! end· a gain far the fiscal fCar just or, and CouniY Sunerv.isor and Director James T. McDorman. td four dividends totaling ~4c ended of approximately per Farmers HoJ;IIe ~=:b:;~~~ were paid. i cent. Seven styles of sausa~e a USDA credit agency ' In authori?Jng the increased I are marketed throughoul Ohio programs include their problems or organizing Illes. i>avovl the board of directors and Michigan, and in parts of ing, and community and financing projects to im- County Technical AcUon llote<l I hal rommon share earn· Indiana. financin( in rural areas. rural towns and strength· els will function as "one • stop fngs lor !he fiscal year ending The division sales office is at Previously Mr. Beall their conomy. We believe service" .tenters where local AD"' 2R 1967 wrre more than 3776 South Hi~h St.. Columbus, as Work Unit Js esceptionally well quali· ganizati()Jls can find out where don"'' " tr ... <;;r (11 ' 1'e prcC"eding wilh plants locatr-:1 ::t.t Xenia of the U. S. Soil fled to dir~ct the Outreach ef- to seek assistance- among fiscal ill" ' .. • ·nnr' ''<. "sing to I and Bidwell, and in Hillsdale. Service in Ohio for 10 years. fort in Ohio and lead the way existing agencies federal or ':"t le:<~h;·n SU~roll"~ 53c f~r_ l :'.11ch. He is a veteran of World to positive results." erwise. - on projects they _ If having served in the Mr. Beall's designations as pire to carry out for the con~ 1 pean Theatre, where he state rural development spec- munity. wounded in action. A native ialist follows the recent an· , The Oulreaeh program, Coshocton County,_ Ohio, he nouncement of plans to acceler·j being stepped up under the a graduate of Ohw State ate Outreach through the state- rection of of Agrt-] versity. wide system of Technical Ac- culture Orvillee ,~;~~~~:~,i~:~~ "Mr. Beall is widely acqualnt- lion Panels, which exist in all suits from a pi . ed with the rural communities counUes with rural populations live that all public services Holzer Hospital - VIsiting I Mrs. Ray V. McCoy, Mrs. Rob- of Ohio," State Director James as well as at the state level. used more effectively to h~urs 24 and 7-ll p. m. Parents ert Snyder and infant daughter. T. McDonnan said. "He knows '!be TAP unts consist of Jo- benefit of rural communities. only on P•diatrics Ward. - -cal or state representatives of The local FHA Office is~~~:~ Admissions Pleasant Valley Hospital The Almanac USDA agencies, including the ed at 95 Sycamore St. o ' Tamara c. Dewitt, Bidwell; Admitted - Mrs .. Harry By United Press Internallonal Farmers Home Administration, hours are Monday through R.; Russell, Galli lis · Anth- Taylor, Pt. Plea~t, Mrs. A. 1 Today ts Sunday, April 30, tloe Soil Conservab.on ~ervice, Ag- day from 8 a.m. until 4;45 p.m. !20th day of 1967 with 245 to rtcljitural Stabilization & Con· Mr. Vernon A. McNair IS 0~J D Lambert :/so~· Mrs L. Rolhns, Letart. Ciirl A·. Simpkins: G~ E: Bing: mschRrged - Mrs. J a cob follow. aervation Service (ASCS) and County Supervisor serving Rt 1 M'ddle rt· M Le te Gmgrtch. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. The moon is between its fuU Forest Service, plus the Ex, lla, Jackson & Lawrence COIJD·I L; ·Carte;, Rt~ Oak ~in: ~:rsr 1 Billy G. Spires and son, Langs- phase and last quarter. tension Service and oth~r fed~r- ties. In Meigs County pe:;~~!~l Jli>y E. Edwin, Proctorville; 1 VIlle. The morning stsr is Mars. al or non-federal agencies w1th may ~ontact one of the Mrs. Harold T. Allyn, Ironton ; I The evening stars are Venti!, services to offer rural commun- agenctes. Mrs. Mary M. Law, JacksoiP, Veterans Memorial Hospital · Mars and J~piter.. Mrs. Marion 0. H·•tchinson, Rt. Admitted - Clara Grueser, Born on .this day '" 1909 was ''Dad says it's Uke baUng 2 Ewington ; Harold E. Wei· Minersville; Teresa Becker, Queen Juliana of The money so he got the best!" gand. Glenmont ; Lonnie E. Middleport; Gregory Becker, lands. . . ' Simpson, Rl. 4 0811 Hill; Miss I[ Middleport; Dale Wright, Rut- On this day'" Mary E. Essman. Jackson. land; Ronald Anns. Pomeroy; In 1789 • George ~.~·•;.~·~~;[1 Blrtbs , Stephen p r 1c e, Middleport; took the oath of office m. Mrs. Lester L. Carter. Rt. 4 Gertrude Taylor, Pomeroy; York City and was ~orn In Oak HiU, daugh\er, ?:50 a.m., Emmet Welch, Pomeroy. President of the U~led ~~~~:;II Friday: Mrs. William T. And· Dlacharged _ Ethel H 1t e Also, m 1945, Russtao " orson, Hartford, daughter, 1:53 Pearl Searls, William Jordan: capt~ed the. Reichstag p.m. Friday; Mrs. l!oy E. WI· Mrs. ·Erwin Stephens and son, I Berlin and raised the Con1mu· ll ~ __ .., gal. Proctorville. daughter, IG- Martha Southern, Betty Hulclr mst. flag over the German d:iV:_~-~ :10 p. m. Friday; Mrs. Homer inson, Eunice Nutter. capital. ~. . G. Baxter, Pomeroy, daughter, In I963 to ratse funds for Get blc capacity and top quality 11:24 p1 m. Friday. Meigs General Hospital education, New Hampshire with an Allis-Chalmers 303 Hay Baler! Discharges Admitted _ Ray Williams proved the first legal sw•!eP· II Mrs. Edward C. Barton, Mrs. 1Pomeroy ' stakes lottery In the The 303'• wide 60' pickup b•QIIles light or he•'fY windrows-cleans the field! Twin-feed rakes Jlll)Ve Robert A. Brown, Mrs. H. Lee 1 Di8tba~ged _ Helen Kaulf, 1States since 1894. '!be . bay evenly into tbe baling chad'ber, comb out wadi, Clark, Bonme J. Cline, Robert 1 Lawrence•'Smith, Mabel Wine· lottery was held the followmg te form tight, lfl.u&re baleo. Grooves are formed on C, File, Ricky Hamm, Mlch- brenner year. the bale to minimize twine or wire alippage. See tbe ael Y. Hammon. Mrs. Carroll · A hough! for the day 303 and the complete line or A..C toola for heyingl M. Judson, Mrs. Lowell E. Lam- . IPSWICH England !UPJ) _ • Am~rican colonist and lawyer II bert, Michael F. Miller. Mrs. iWhen the 'loswich Public Li· 1 William Penn once said: "Truth James F. Neal, James M. Rod- ibrary announced recently an suffers more by the heat G! gers, Carroll L. Teaford, Rod· l"amn.,.ty day" 011 fines for ov· defenders than by ~e 742-5693 ALLIS.CHALMERS DEALER RUTLAND, D. • ney D. Van Fosson, Mrs. Jack , erdue hooks, one lender return- gument< oflts opposers. ~r, Thomas L. Haymaker, !ed a book be'd had since 1922. 610 Insect Con~ trol feeds your roses and protects against Insects! One applica· tlon lasts a month. Remember-While ypu are away, the pests will play, so feed and • protect your roses before you leave! 14 plant foods guaran· ~.GRAVElY ' teed I 5 lb. Box Food a ond Protem I Ro111 $4.95 ~ NUTRO ROSE FOOD (Without Syotemicl 21\lb. box 65 , C 10 u.. $1.95 box 25 u.. box $3.65 Smeltzer Garden Center .......... THE FARH SCENE , ... Hollywood. Dlreetor Richard Breoks, In cheekered• ohlrt, dlreets a sequenee lantvlllr Babe,.!!_mterly Nane1 Clutter's horse, and two of 1111 your olin, Breada Curr11i IIUI IIIOQ'·Linda RlpeJ¥e, Wltll tile Cluller farmho- la llle " ~r;ooo '· 73.8 hp you Ia ek. 1 st we " .' ' S!>!!leo your place up~· wl~. John :p.... "110" 'l'llli> tOr. Mo. ... vacuum J.eavee, •• er-- ... Wiyourplllla. ..... c.,.., ~ High·lpBBd, hBrtl-pu/1 pow1r Jlu7 I "110'' JIO'I'.OII thllfd"'t ~ More sere1 wotk1d in /111 t/1111-on lou fuel ' '. '. ' . When yoa team up with thl708, you'll., , _ tumlq ~Itt- · ~!~joy :your working dayo more. 'lbat'a beca- 1t'1 euler to bandl~lq \ eco.nomical to run, aDd pte more work U.-lular- tbaa')oa'A .. , thought J)OIIIble. ' UT. US DEiiONSti.ATE WHAT THIS GREAT TRACTOR-WITH ITS OUTSTANDI,. FEATURES-CAN DO ON YOUR FARM TODAYI MEIGS. EQUIPMENT" CO. . " .. Rea~ Meigs General Hoopltal PHONE 992·2176 \, POMEROY ' Take delivery .from our are• worehouie, Call us for specloll~ nrvlce -Bulk Spreacllnt AYillable - We Also Can Apply Liquid Nill'fttn To Your Fieldo. All Analyoio, olroight and mixad malerl~ls available. All at n- low prices. PHONE 992·2181 Allthoriud Dealer For ' I ... AY ' . 129·95 DWARF MOSAIC-LIMITED SUPPLY .COMPLETi SIIIVI'CI · SUPP~Y - ;{f HIRI C:OR~. Wt Hlvt T~ ' oJ. ,.HOMKO ~IDIN. A1QWERS .' . 'As LOW : ., . ' VAN,CO • ' •• :1 ...r~•l . '"• ." ! . ~ ' ' . ,. • ' ' .. l. l r • '"''l<fi' ,, ' ·-· SE·RVICE . .IN THE ARE:A~ . . ' ' )r,'IJ I ' '$3,0f~!i': ' ,'!·: : . ' ' ' "' . • '! . :_ , Ij ' ~ 4 ' ~~ .. . .. !· . , ...-~~ ,, .. ,1 'l 11 .,. . ¥0U .BE··.rHE · . SUD6E! , '. j·, ., ., Model C-51 ' . • 1 ' "' '' ;;o~: • ADAPTED FOR THE MEIGS, GALLIA, MASON AREA BEST -FERTilifZER-' ·. ~-··~·:. Chain Saws · · WHITE· IMPtWENT . ' 't,'\ ~ XL-Au,tomatlc SEED CORN ·' ,j SABRE TILLER Home lite .. I .' ' 1 ' At-the PRICES YOU Serving Meigs, GaUia; MflHon Cou!itje• . were modarate17 ·Jmaller ·' ' ' ... ., . '' ~liJ:Iot ~ar~ lamb sol4 2 6 ~ higher. .~;tete take weeiCenda· easy . ,c¥' Pounit' the year aro~d! ~ERTILIZER SERVICE' ,. c . .: .- ' • QRAVEL Y ,.,, TRACTOR SAL~S . ' 1 } ' POMEROY. '. WE FINANCE YOUR NEW GRAVELY ' With 10% Down & Up To 48·Monlha Top_., • ~ER ' Cover .of Silt in Floods LANDMARK has EVERYTH·I~NG · ALL LANDMARK VARIETIES IN PLENTIFUL BUY NOW, PLANT BIG YIELD, FIELD TESTED LANDMARK ' Mason County Bottoms Get WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY Week's Roundup bW&rou£ Lay of the Land I I BIRTHS, DIVORCES OEA THS. MARRIAGES REAL ESTATE -....... Open We,(( Doys 8 to 9-Sunday 1 to 6 Glllllpollt 446-1106 453 J.ckson Pike ' ... ,, . '. ~ ' ,I "\ ~ · ~} 1 • " ' ,. ' 0 ' .. ,... . "l ' ' I • •' • . •. ~·, I SAW AND w . ~! ........ 9 r ·i }' �., ' •I I' ' ' ' " • ' ' . I ' In - ry __ , __ _ Avenue, 1 WVI G m mory of my h v Ph d, R C•pl . G o d ___· ~·· one li d h ol 30 11955 C~HEIIR 1965, y =-··· A preciou Jlt' lnn 15 · i - one A I'O:ce we I ved · vaca lace is 1 n, 0. I Fer - - - - - - - - - -1 · ., Huntington h rts That ev r c n be filled. u ehne Cu J Hi 102-1 PAULA •.. p<rmanent : ' · 'call o Door .81ectrle no : ,, 4%-1442. r ·LUFFY That's ATI arpel 2 fireplaces, w r at, gar I~ Piea ant, W. V 1 lootric welder. con 't . or DE Call 10 a. ReoedFr ' •, LL rm\'e yur ' ' 2 4 23 121c orse , ctw and m s. C I t Jack n 286-4531 Chillictothe 772-6976. l NT -. , I ,. A o 1\ . ' AND,, •' BR E· II ICE For Sa lull,,_ 0 elli g ng local I, ~ 8 • bllb, 2 ' VICe . I· f ci • tfe -~ ·· · ··- YOUR OP ~· I ' ' ' , F· ' THE POE 'S f DAIL ORO O!tt lso f3 no~ �., ' •I I' ' ' ' " • ' ' . I ' In - ry __ , __ _ Avenue, 1 WVI G m mory of my h v Ph d, R C•pl . G o d ___· ~·· one li d h ol 30 11955 C~HEIIR 1965, y =-··· A preciou Jlt' lnn 15 · i - one A I'O:ce we I ved · vaca lace is 1 n, 0. I Fer - - - - - - - - - -1 · ., Huntington h rts That ev r c n be filled. u ehne Cu J Hi 102-1 PAULA •.. p<rmanent : ' · 'call o Door .81ectrle no : ,, 4%-1442. r ·LUFFY That's ATI arpel 2 fireplaces, w r at, gar I~ Piea ant, W. V 1 lootric welder. con 't . or DE Call 10 a. ReoedFr ' •, LL rm\'e yur ' ' 2 4 23 121c orse , ctw and m s. C I t Jack n 286-4531 Chillictothe 772-6976. l NT -. , I ,. A o 1\ . ' AND,, •' BR E· II ICE For Sa lull,,_ 0 elli g ng local I, ~ 8 • bllb, 2 ' VICe . I· f ci • tfe -~ ·· · ··- YOUR OP ~· I ' ' ' , F· ' THE POE 'S f DAIL ORO O!tt lso f3 no~ �" ' ' · a'n'd .. , ·- '' I ., ' ;.' ' · you '' L!ln.~~ '' . ' CorpnraJ·charles killed In action in ' • .1 • silver .toned War J11' Viet· to a ' '' .:., ,, ,. '' WITH U.S. COMBAT AIR FORCES, Vietnam Staff Sergeant Donald B. Diddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle of R.D. 2, Racine, on duty at Da Nang AB, Vietnam. Sergeant Diddle is ·a jet aircraft maintenance technician. Before ·his arrival In Vietnam, he was assigned at Moody AFB, Ga. The sergeant, a 1948 graduate of Racine Higb School, served during the Korean War. His wife, Carol, is the daughter of Pauline of Mason, W. Va, · ' l ' I ' ' .,, Leach Promoted InFirm's Rate Divisio~ Work .• t~ 'r ' f . ,._ ~ f t~ ~ :1' ' ·. r Sleepy Driver Hits Parked Garoff Rt. 62 ,; :~ .itt "'~·~·· J. ····.. .....-·"'· '. '< ' .~:-· (I ., .-~ ' ! .~ BAUM LUMBER CO. suda I ll'llt litUi fiJure. Clip tht:se coupons NOW...from March 17 UFE, Marcb 18 TV GUIE .""'or AprU READER'S _ad (TR""E SUJIJR MARKU SEUING) · \ These At·New ' .,_, Bliss aut oo the bit AWiap II Pilllllw .. l'lllltt TRUCK SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OffER. Qot ocqloiiiiN lfilll lie , _ , . '."" coonbillltioo IIIII Jell,.. do.tl-....., Pllnllnc willl J..tu.- lejof 1111 cou lmt et .., IIOipoood-- ........... - SATIIRI....... IThiEIIAE. 1M 1.41. , . . . . . lltlll_... _ _ 111111 , . . . """ Ill ,.. ...._..., ,. 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HD tires, Wbltt over llfOOD flllbb, radio and beater· . - ' ...~·-·:t7is ·.·.··. 1965 Ford ¥.1 Ton_ $1595 8' '!i4t Pickup llodJ, CUllom Cab, VB With 8' foetorY alate, dual wheell, 4 lleoter, blue flnlsh. A bard to lind model ODd a nice one. Jllllb. li ..... to SATIIIID£ IIIII lf.lllllt . ~IPAY : . SaTURDAY 3118 cu. Ill. V-8 engine. Turbo Hydramatlc apeed trano. IM!M•JWinlpl. ~~ ol tiiiiiiiWII loll . T966 Chev. BiscQyn~t4Door · SALE I . . 171 ,, ' . ' ' ' . / '· I ' ' \ • . •. • '·'- <• -•.,._-J . r _=- r �" ' ' · a'n'd .. , ·- '' I ., ' ;.' ' · you '' L!ln.~~ '' . ' CorpnraJ·charles killed In action in ' • .1 • silver .toned War J11' Viet· to a ' '' .:., ,, ,. '' WITH U.S. COMBAT AIR FORCES, Vietnam Staff Sergeant Donald B. Diddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle of R.D. 2, Racine, on duty at Da Nang AB, Vietnam. Sergeant Diddle is ·a jet aircraft maintenance technician. Before ·his arrival In Vietnam, he was assigned at Moody AFB, Ga. The sergeant, a 1948 graduate of Racine Higb School, served during the Korean War. His wife, Carol, is the daughter of Pauline of Mason, W. Va, · ' l ' I ' ' .,, Leach Promoted InFirm's Rate Divisio~ Work .• t~ 'r ' f . ,._ ~ f t~ ~ :1' ' ·. r Sleepy Driver Hits Parked Garoff Rt. 62 ,; :~ .itt "'~·~·· J. ····.. .....-·"'· '. '< ' .~:-· (I ., .-~ ' ! .~ BAUM LUMBER CO. suda I ll'llt litUi fiJure. Clip tht:se coupons NOW...from March 17 UFE, Marcb 18 TV GUIE .""'or AprU READER'S _ad (TR""E SUJIJR MARKU SEUING) · \ These At·New ' .,_, Bliss aut oo the bit AWiap II Pilllllw .. l'lllltt TRUCK SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OffER. Qot ocqloiiiiN lfilll lie , _ , . '."" coonbillltioo IIIII Jell,.. do.tl-....., Pllnllnc willl J..tu.- lejof 1111 cou lmt et .., IIOipoood-- ........... - SATIIRI....... IThiEIIAE. 1M 1.41. , . . . . . lltlll_... _ _ 111111 , . . . """ Ill ,.. ...._..., ,. ""' Ill .. ,......, • "J!Z ...._ WAUHIIrLATEx WALL JUT __ .... 1111 "' . . . . - '* ,... 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