http://66.213.69.5/files/original/82279f52e18462aafc09f3151ef5d113.pdf 9d40534cb3a393117e136bf291517756 PDF Text Text ewer. the tlpllier 'Witll 1 • ., top btverlii'~<"i ' liilmor lor a<r~ ,·cf,rd1·~• Br~ot<l, ~;t·~~~~ : ...ttblteil •af.Ciub mootinR~ "'-· ins the pa·st year was a ~~ ·Yid Noaoe, IIICI r!l wemeodaY nl!lllt's meel\'!1 ~· to~ · o1 the Wildwood Garden Cl~. Ina their faroiitAI A rtMeirril~, · carrying out the theme "Qiu'L den [)eslan," the prograui :Was highlighted bydemonstratlonJUI~ ing springfiowersandacommentary on California blossoms. Meeting at the llome or M r s. ,\Ured Yeauger with Mrs. Clif- tht ih<irl!..,lt~q ' mlpzlpe,, . prel!flrtld by kro. Cl.vdto drewa who alao talked on t ll·e nowera ·In Calllornla whld> .,!lie viewed 01'1 her re~ent tr,fp ~e. Mro. llwl&frt ~ and Mr1. Florence Windon pve diltlm· strations on arranpmenta fea .. ford PhlUips as the co-hostess, the meeling conducted by Mrs. Karl Grueser opened with the turing the use ~ d r 1 f t~ wood or weathered wo 0 d pledge to the nag. The Lenten theme ried out ln devotions by Mrs. May Bolter from St. Luke, gave yeauger waa allo given . ' was car- Mrs. Dwight Well&< MARY JENKINsON tapes for young campers' out- CHUKA (Technicolor) Taylor • Ernest Borgnine FORT UTAH (Technicolor) -~ ~-and .. Vir$inia Mayo . ." "lUNDAY, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY Feena,.Be~ the ensemblQ and plays .;larinet 128, American Legion. Selected as alternate by the -auxiliary was Connie Bactmer, daughter of Mr. and lllrs. Evel'ett Bachner. Girls State will be held in June at Capital Universlt.Y ln Columbus. Both Miss Jen-kinson and Miu Bachner are lll!ildl""'rt High School··juniors. in the concert and marcltlng · A member o! Much 29-30 . Mu. 31-Apr, 1·2 "WATERHaLE NO.3" t Teehmcolor) ,lameti CobW11 Carroll O'Connor Colorcertoons: Altvego, Growt Then Meet Mr. Mou.- SHOW STARTS 7 P.}!. CONNIE BACifNER Mary Jane Jenkinson, daug!J.. port Church of Christ. Miss Bachner is also a mem-ter o! Mr. and Mrs. CUrtiS Jenld.nson, has been named delegate ber of the National Honor Soclecy. to Buckeye Glrls State by the She sings in both the cootr and Ladies Auxiliary of TONIGHT 1nd SATURDAY -- Legion Auxiliary Selects Delegate to Girls ·State nett · Post Anthony Quinn wu Pre~~ Frlldl.olrla who presl- uoed A S.atfoi,I!Qpt iiJ!I ~ dent, noted that reservations are Terror - JmpHCation rl Techto be made by Monday. Read at noJosy u the topic, " 1\Ymn and the meettn8 by Mr.s. M;yroo Mill- prayer by IIi-•. Wlltaee ·concluoler was a letter from Mrs. Ge.,.. ed die m,eetbw. ' trude Johnion -who assisted the Betreahlben:ts w•re ~IJJ· church women several years ago the hoisteaaea,· Mrs.: E. 0. TIWk~ In maklnt sock dells (!>r Vleto bary, Mrs. carl lloi1QI,· Mr•. nam. In her letter Mro. Jolmson, James Buc""- Mrs. Mae who now reslde~· !J' VIrginia, •11\d Sauer, l\lrs.· Arthur Lewis and that simUar projtcta are being Mrs. John Welsh. carried out there. Prayer tor mlsstooarles tn Ethtol>la andPennsylvanlawasolo Well in Fashion. rered by Miss Margaret Sauer. Small bags opening two and Grot&) reports were given by three ways into separate com· l!ro. Thomas KoiJ.v, Mrs. ·Paul partmenls, brIght Bonnie HoPtonstall and Mrs. J, E. Hal'- !>et'ela, vIvId felt Clyde ley, · " !odoras as well as the Aussle Devotions ·to open the meedpi 2nd sombrero, to tie under the were given by Mrs. DaleWIIbl!iil'. chin or not, are .weD In whose toPic was Time. fJtt sai(\ f.-.hion. "Jewell". of woo?, ..., · bamboo or mock tortoise will that Ume I& not to be was,,,.. · be acing wrists earlobes Church. lt's none too early for planahead mothers to order name Plus · And, I( II lor, the . alerlnooa II( Sill•. Balclwln and !Jeputlo Elmer llddrnore, Charleo E, (Dlno) Royce, 24, · Roolql, Ma11., !l'liilll be a1 lar110. the object ril i ~ · Wilen tho,Y' ~ Ill hla cell In the county jail Frl~ IIIOI'tllni to sa him rea<1v to leave lor · · Coilllllbuo, he ll(ljlllranll,y l\ld all Womer~' a ABSoclatlon met Mrs. W~e ~~· a ~ I Thursday night at the Middle- medltAitlon,:J?I*· Croi• and the · port First United Presbyterian Resurrecd99'!, .ad "W! ,PI'Oii'IDI , , Tape Names on Outfits THE HAPPENING hadn't'"""' .r· ber of the club will speak Mon- THE SILENCERS Dean Martin stella Stevens ' j, • .The SCioto Proobyterlol meetl · should be Uthed md jivon to olblng to be lleld In Portlmoutb on oro as · a part' the Wlii:I!D AprU 5 wao annoUDCed ~ thl llle. was made for county projects. It was announced that a mem- AND SUNDAY GALLi1'01l!l '- Aj tilt' ilioi .It!. Weotlons of rtlalWii an os4oora .t lbe <1iJ:10 ~ . , eell .liamtt\oit ; 'mi.~ PrilJI;i ·11 Vihen Royce reached,lor h 1 a ~~ · J;itiii'.IIOyei ·tol~:l;<il. jadoil, !1ct Balclwln bocamo auo•'!fli:. ,~ .' lliiJ!ut!t ~ !1ct . Ptclillifi He srabbe<! the Jacket, Jllll'iea' ll. Balll\lfn, ·1'Wben ·we And, 1n 11\e pocket he looald, aa left Denver, Pd have bel ""' he deocrlbed •II, "the prettiest ,1,000 tq ~;.!hat 10U'd never u~e f\alfdrrlade ~ gun 1 had JBt me tn here. · , . . ever latd my eyee on." t' .- the club gave a $3 contribution , to the junior garden club to buy flower seeds. A $10 contribution from proceeds of a bake sale M•rcl'l 29-30-31 . . Be Held on April Fifth ~ring the business meeting, TONIGHT 11nd SATURDAY ·' • 011 the resurrection, and a poem on faJth. which are easy to apply 'imd will stick tight to fa b r i'c s through countless rugged launderings. ' Pr~sbyterial Meetipg ~~ ··· presented who read an article . fits . To bypass sewing, select personalized iron-on I abe Is '· bands. A member ol the Mlddl.. port First United Presbyterian Church, Connie is active in the Girls Athletic Association and the College Club. e. but made the most o!, that time and ~e neck:Unes . the' National~ ,HOLZER HOSPITAL - Vtslt· or Society, Mlas JenldniiOll sings with school choir and Is in both iJ1g hours 2..4 and 7-8 p. m. Parthe marching and coo:ert band ents only on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS pla,ying clarlnet. Ste is amember Charles A, Woodard,ll94 Mallo! the Guitar Club and the Girls ' and is an ison Ave.; Forrest R. Russell, Athletic Association. alternate to the Student Council. 1701 . cbestnut . St.; Mrs,, Willie klhd "WOrks.(m'the newspapl't~SUJJ: : A. Roee. Crown City; Mrs. V. Mary Jane attends the Middle- PauJ Niday, Patriot ~ Rt.; Dwayne, saunders. Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Arthur E. Milan, pt. Pleasant; Marcus McCoy, McArthur; First Inoculation for . rabies Mittie G. Markl, Rt. 3 Wallaton; was given In Paris oo July 6, Wllbur W. Wood, Rt. 5 Jaoklon; 1885. Louis Pasteur success~ llarry F. Hol<trol~ Rt. 3 Athfully inoculated a boy who ens; lf¥at1 L. Dearing, Jackson; had been bitten by a dog. B. Gwy!Die Claj<, Ironton. IISCHARGES Mrs. Charles R. Anthol\v, Rlcli- ~ndt's . ~ 0111.v once ·(n tin years we would walt brei!J11es• and Pill••~ aid' li'Otrlea; IIICI our ·", quartet• to ' I •l lili their ci>mi!l,. lnltead, ' ' , ,t { ·, they are ·-~ and taken lor l'anted while men band~· "'!~ 1111'1 dispute ldeao, The tli>(d)le'to,that tDcl ~ ofj!ie wordaire -~ ••II 8_Qreaf. _DayJ ~~ Selling, .. . \;, '• SAlE DAYS ARE . 't ' ,' As our weather gets ~tter....:~ ·~ are out or away ·over the week eiid more ofren-burglars break' into ~ nlc!e ~ homes ll1te yours! FireJindtl$ett will al'!ays be a tln!!lt to your illi~rtant1pit~, ~­ elry , and other ';a!uablea • .C ~ untpp.:;·of COUl'lle, you very WlaclY. spend a i6'CIIDIII a week to · Rent osaN •p!IS!t llox ~ rltht....wt . .. ' • GET RWY FOR 5PRtMG -NOWstop l11 aiiCI Su ntNtw1968 tt..owers the stat• of .' . • \, c->, "f 1,-"~' I, ' ' . ,1. { .' I ' ' 21 Fined, Eight Forfeit Bonds, In Friday County Court Session ' Emergency S!Joad topk the vlctlmo tothehoopllal. !llerll! Hartenbacb ll8ltl Buchanon has been chlll'!le<l wI t h DW~ , •hie n•Ig . POSSI . Blaz ' e Averted , , . Twency - ooe sell, 37, New .Haven, opeedlng, M · "!eel!• tined dJJr1nl the weeki.Y .... 17-year·old F'med ~'f or coon were Blanley E. •- Juv"nile Court "''ota, 25, Marietta, $15 and . U4 " \iq ..,U i - GAIJ!IPOLill .;, Clothlns ..,_ Uc~fs'llljf ftPOrted fowic1 at tho su,.r Bridge site late Satlll'day bl' recovery workers slar<hlrw lor the remalldng lour Ylctlma ofthelloc.I5,1967Silm8ridge dloaoter. However, the rCJOrt could not be ccmllrmed bi a CIYll Defense oJilclll on ducy at the CD heaolquarters when contacted b;y the Tlme.sentinel aroWld 5:35 laot coots, apeedlng; William J, Parsons, f4, Racine Routo 2• lei! ril center, $10 and oosta; !llerman A. Ctmclltr, 20 •.!"Syracuse, $5 and 00111• defeetlvo exh8lllt; Freel E. Raclclll!, 2.1, Lona Bottom, $10 IDd colts, fatlure to tranllor rqlotratlon. MJllng wey o, Sellers, 23, PortTho ;eport oald bits of c~ land, $5 ,and costa, delo<tlvo trw artlcl's were Cound 1>1 worlo- brakes; Chellter Wells, 441, Lona ws, and ~~>at the ml&Sq Ylo- Bottom, $10 iiOd costo, I!OIItloua tlma.,.,'bePtnnedboneolhiiOIIIO roglotra~; Jl\t118l L.Rldenour, 32• !'h•":'r, opeedlng, $10 and of the bridge wrecklp. Illver• were rtJIOrled eorouio costa; Jael<le L. King, 3t, PorntD the dlpster SlluJ>. erol. $5 ~ costs, dolectlve cio;y ID nareb 1lor the l"fllllil1lll(l emet'lllllcy bi'4ke; Earl E. Bamvtcums. hart, 47, . POrtland Houle I, $150 · oVer 110 workeri roPortedlor and costo, three days In jell, a.t:l II! GallJpolla iround 7 e.m. 90 doli'a SUIIpllllilll of driver's ~. Udiri.. on ebar&es of driving wo:J~· sch4~11d ID .,._ whUe lnl(iodealetl IIICI $5 and r1 IOelie: lut eventrw .iniila, doleetlve oxhauat. ac~~~~~IID~ II' CD II'Okeoinao. .116¥ T, Grueoer, W, Pome·COuncy · CtYII De- 1'19 ' Route 1,. $13 ~ coats, rour,...,k, In_.. ~ llr<ld Kobl~. ..59, ·· "'doted bl' ~ Houle 3, opeedln& $10 mfli . ' · ~ ~ K~ M. •GIIkey, iii!JI~~h wUI , _ ti>- tt:Pon)eroy, $5 IIICI '<;ast" un. .. oale ·viblcle; WI!Uom ·I!. Rus- ,....,.late · :: ldclittooai GALIJPOLill - Gallla Coimcy JIMIIlle Judge John W,llowell llne<l Keith c. Dn,orurond, 17, Rt. 1 GaUIPolia, $15 and costs Slturdey 011 a State Highway P.. tro1 chargo of a delective .,.. 3, $2S, exceslive &peed for c:oft. : 111 City Police cases, Judge Howell fined Russell Rose, 16, Ill. I Northtol>, $20 and coots lor rocldess O!leratlonanddlsmlssed a secqnd charge ol oqueellng tires. Wayne Clark, 17, Ill. 2 GalliPolis, was fined $If 111C1 costs lor Slleedllll(. Grog !tnlth, l6, 111. 2 Gallll>oll•, lorlelted a $1.2.50 bond lor lallure II> obey an automadc trllllc signal. dltlons; Elsworth 0. Mlllord, AI· , · banY Houle 2, $25, ~l<~·~n; Claude D. Caton, 27, Route I, llj)Oe<ilng, $27.50; llam Varney, 3f, IJudlly, $27.50, 'llOeclinl; Cl¥de Blankenlbli>, Z2, llunlllilti"'O·'[; $27.50, left of center; Curtla, 26, LOng Bot~, 1·~·~ 50, 'llOeclinl; Rodne.l' """''' ..., Belpn, and James N. COt)oda. 27, AllhliiiCI. Kjo,, $27.50 01011, also on speodlnJ chaqu, Bcu1d to the ll"and cbarpa of driving whliJ 1111!'1~· catAocl, each under J500 were WUUam F.dpr 1; Calllllolla, aand~~:!:r - . J r . , 51,11 The ..,. of Malcolm D. thor, 31, ~acuoe, ctiarpd drlvlnJ wblle lritoxl<lle<l, ~ ~ Aj)r. 5• . ,. 367 TES!S GIVEN GALUPOLill - Ohlo Qo(oartmont ol Heallh technl'lans Frio day mlnlstered 36'1 dllbetel .. toltl ~ laat oeasloo of~ nro Week, eig)Jt day testhwPro' gram In ~· Count~'· During the el&bl cilvs a llltAl o( 1,706 peraona were elvtn the ~· wsts. · ·' • at 1 .. ~· " Ohio· to Attend ~¥e~gi~.~ 'ado · o1 · 11tr talent fii'Jaeatatl(ltls · "J~':t ho;e Included llnldal, !lie Ill ..~.:·"!""':~at IIOIIW al the Uolvtltlll~ . bondo WWO Jameo ·· · 19 R. G~-. • Pomeroy HoUle : ;: hault. 1Udoo, · . Ill ··; •• , ~ • ' 1 I the d and. eue was ooota, oo red '1111 on o H'ii· cont!Jiufl Friday .. bl 'Jl>e llOIIrl llil!llh'lqad; N· Qollliy r!l cOi.nzy Judie 'Frailli' 52, 1!lddleport,' $to "ind ·- . : W, Porter. . .AIJ.t d ..J •' . J .He __.:pp_fie_d_ ...1~~~~~ .. ;:~.:-~:. ~-.~~~ 'Jilrr POMEROY - to JIOrle<i at f p.m. Friday on Roulo '... ESCAPE GUN- ~James E, Baldwin (r(gt,l)holds a -sun coollocatedlrom Illoo Ro,yce, 24, Rosll>n, llfaSB., on fellow Depecy Slerlll Bill GwmeiL ~ Baldwin dlS<oyered the homt"""", gun In llo¥ce's jacket pocket Friday morning In the Gollla Cooney jail juot as they were ,..._..to move lloyce 11> the Ohio Penltontlary. ' Oothing acu~.t· ~ rntnDr mllhip waa re.; L. l&:Ghee, Klmberl.v S. 0' Laughlin, Mrs. John L, 0111aker, Mrs. Thelma Pratt, Coonie Sue Romine, Mrs. Allred K. SAP AND 81/RGLARIES RISE IN THE SPRING/ · cont~eon In oilier lherlll'o deportment F. Henry, .Edwartl R. Kt,., Mrs. the practicality of those glamorous stockings with the gold or silvery glitter, relax. There is no danger of tarnish be· cause they are lmll .from manmade meta Ill c yarns. Jut swish them through ooap or detergent suds like regular nylons. 1.1 ""'!"'The '· BothPomeroy ..... . YT',· •. Kelb' If you are wondering about 1 . . 1 . Wash Same as Nylons ~' 14.,' . • >r Wheeler, Mrs. Helen D. WiWam.. 11011, MAson D. Wills, MrS. WI')' M. lothey, Mrs. RonaldE.,Juotice and infant &on, Mrs. Paul L, Knox andlnlantdaugltter, Mrs, Lloyd M;yers and 1n1ant son. •••• ;.J.t•,,_ ,..·, • · .;,n,, ·~·~ MARCH29 THRU APR1l6 ard A. canterbury, Mrs.Oiarles Mary and lAX> m~· o( .c;e sterile. "Tho :world II all rliht. '!IWrrel.o. are who ~ Ideas bave 'In oil In the earth · . ' .E. Carey, lllrs. Frank A. C1ar1i, Mrs. Kemeth Dickerson, One of three men injured 1n a heack:ln car crash on Route 7 early Saturda,y remained In unsatisfactory condition at Veter&lls Memorial Hospital Saturday nigh~ Most serloudy lnjured in the ctalb wa1 Dlvtd Lee Burna, 26, 220 Franklin St., Marl~ driver or one of the wrecked cars. Bums Is sul!ertrw .!rom lroctures ol the right shoulder and rib&, lacerations or the left shoulder, elbow and le,a and.Jhultlple comuslDn& and abraatona, lite bo.:>ltal r'!"'rt ohoWecl. Also admitted; boll reported 33, 2.8 nortb,ol Pomeroy, In sati~actoo·y condltioo, was Roy Autberitlea anld the brakes on Lee Buchanon, 3;1, Rt. I Reeda- a car driven by 'cleo Mae s.nlth, ville, driver Of the other vehicle Cbtater, grabbed and her vetnvolved. Buchanon sustained a hiele went into a ditch eaullng tracture;d jaw. lacerations of the m1nor damage to ita rfaM rear lorellead, lelt arm W1<l above. the lender. Smith, driving a 1962 lett eye and multiple contus10ns model car, waa attempting to IIICI abrasions. stop lor a sehool bus oo a hut Treated alkl released was Jer~ crest. No ell&rp was filed and ry Kimble, 23, 111 Hurmer. &., no injuries were nported, Marietta, a paasenpr In t h e Bums car, wbo ailirereQ Iacer • atfo!l• of the forehead and nooe. Malp CounQ- !llerUI' Robert C. llartenbncb ll8ltl be wat oumPOMEROY - IIW·l•• Karr & Van ' Head-on Collision Oi dreues. . "'l' Three Injured in [HOSPITAL NEWSJ & The aoap sun reoerioled a ama11 caliber a~Mmat~c plstol.ll had been carved out (I( a bar (I( aoap and blackened to reoomble the .reallhlng. The (I( a ballpoint peo waa stuck In the end (I( the aun to lmllate lite open end (I( a barrel. The mal<e'lhltl weapon ,. a 1 conllll<llled and Royce waa illdak. • �.. ~ .. ,· a -' TI , ";' · -r-· _,_ ,__ ·: ·~· - •·' ' .. . I : tfi<ia)' '1' • Hou · ··.· e~- · ul 1, ~~~~ ;':i rt.:h 31, i9 sN '. er Loc lDFS re Inured Uto 8 CotlmY duties In Docem THE y' re pTte • op tve alee .l~'ersin' OUND Rutlt I and lo • IS • • • fOR YOUR TO L . --~ er .Ov . 10 Y Depclli IJIIUI'Itaii Co · nUoD Amo 200 t Annu Se~min·.ar Pltttsbllriilt center ated en • hocked Into s by Flyer dolenseman Jean Ga~hler - throuiilt e ---- ---- ....-- - .00 ~ VER .. �.. ~ .. ,· a -' TI , ";' · -r-· _,_ ,__ ·: ·~· - •·' ' .. . I : tfi<ia)' '1' • Hou · ··.· e~- · ul 1, ~~~~ ;':i rt.:h 31, i9 sN '. er Loc lDFS re Inured Uto 8 CotlmY duties In Docem THE y' re pTte • op tve alee .l~'ersin' OUND Rutlt I and lo • IS • • • fOR YOUR TO L . --~ er .Ov . 10 Y Depclli IJIIUI'Itaii Co · nUoD Amo 200 t Annu Se~min·.ar Pltttsbllriilt center ated en • hocked Into s by Flyer dolenseman Jean Ga~hler - throuiilt e ---- ---- ....-- - .00 ~ VER .. �·' ' ,' .,, .,..~ ~:PY~t:S :~e\y Sweet Sopg ,, ' ' ' l ( J .'l . ,::.· ··.·~ lbo '•''.~<~{·:u.v. . \ ·'· Tip for Nothers , ., Children Can Tax Adults-· •• lbat demand Clllly • omall .. mount of adUlt altenllon: Eot. ~. HDmoEeononllca - Place aomell!lnilbatiiiOYol Ga!Ha CountY lllll or a pet bird - whore GALIJPOLili - Allbo waleh it. ' i&cls blow and aa we su lnlo lbo tho cblld COOkie cutters - traee a.. ..,rlna mmtha, tllore oro !IWIY oolda and other Ulllooieolll olr- ....... ll>om, t11en oolor lbo plcculallbn. MillY um- cblldren 'turea. . will probably be oonftDed to .... - 'lbo rooord pll,yor and racorda are a - help lo lbo · 111JIIn bed. Thlo, 11 allmoChero Jlmw, uoually nllllto Ill a rest- bod patient. too•· ehlld, porttcular(J ao bo "" - ·To oncourap the drllidD8 of J¥cil, 1 0 - IIOOOIIIU'J In """ nears recovery. Every ehlld, aa wall .. fNtlrY Ulllooa, "" atlractiYeJ>IIIllr CUIIII. homo, I• dll(orent. ~. and oolorecl llrOWL - Pipe . . . . . -.,leks, lbore .....,'t lilY -or.m.llechanpcl ..... llboul how lo llllke lbrow-41111)' opoona, pluo a cblld more eomlortable lb'lnB marllunallowa or &WD dropa, Ilia portlcular Ulllooa. A low now 1111¥ bo uHd to moke animal Idola nuo,y bo all ll>at lo neeos- character•. - Got out ll>e ..._ box and ..ey to keep a cblld bullY and let thO pallenl lOri bultliaa far ~ cllrlni Ill• rocuperallbn alzo, oolor, etc. Wh• .ltrUni jerlod. on an elaot!c lbread, 1l1,.y make . Here are a low simpleproJects a braeelet. n•• ev• more tun BY PAT GLASS can .:: 1 :: :· •. : ... . Mrs. Dennis Mchael Smith LETART, W. VA, -, Mr. ond Mrs, MarVin G. Bland, L&o ' lito l, are announcing the engagement and IIPProachq lW..-tll!" of their ,daughter, Nanoy, to Pvt. llavid Hall, aon of Pleasant, W, Va., and Ruo..U Hall, Sand 111U . a Ienior at Wahema Hish School and Ia emUilry Vallay In Pomeroy, &o attenda the United District Assembly POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. John Beaver of 1542 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, are anrnunctng the marriage of their daughter Bever~¥ JiU, to Deru1is Michael Smith, son of Mrs. Wetzel Fields or New Haven, W, Va. and Mr. RusseU 1inith of Lincoln Park, .Mich. Vows of the ceremony were read on March 23 by the Rev. Frank Cheesebrew at his home ln Middleport. The new Mrs. &nith ls a senior at Pomeroy Hig~ School. Mr, lfntth is a 1966 graduate of Wahema Hish School and is employed by the General Motors C<Jrp., Detroit. will> the clus of 1967 from P o 1 n t and Is presently undoraotng 1]1• boilc at Fort ~boll, !!jr, A May wedding Ia being plan. , Miss Roberta Kroeuter Engaged RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. ElO:>n Kraeuter of Racine are anoouncing the engagement of their daughter, Roberta, to Mr. Dale Keith Maidenli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maidens of Fredricktown.. Mi.ss Kraeuter was gra~ated from Southern High .SCtoo.l and Ohio Univecsity where she was a m8mber of Kappa Phl .SOrorit;y and the University ~ngera. ~e ts also a member of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter ol Beta Sl8nJa Phi 1llrorlts, and is employed as secondary vocal music instructor tn Melga Local School District. · Mr. Maidens was graduated from Iberia High School and has served with the U, S. Nav,y. He Is presently employect with the General Tol01>hone Co. of Ohio. The wodcllng wW tio an event of June the eighth. 11:tW 8ec'ond Lieutenant Jane Q)uglas of the Women's Air · CiJ,II),;_ dld 'you know? . . eidtst~d _for two years and was Oown cl:>wn to Ran<l:>lph , 4t ~ Antonio, Texas last week to be aWorn ln. Ofj~~;~~' g , lnlo~~=::,:unill~~Oc~tobor, .'l•IHlnR• Jane Is . ,.,1/iuoronlly, SUNDAY ,TIMES.SENTINEL ,...,.Co, flllllllhfd ,,.,. ......,. ~ "'tM Qdo 1/.U.,. GALUPOL&S DillLY TIIIBUNE Ill 'nllrdA~,~lt, Olllll,41iiSI. NJ. - 1!4illl'tlll')' 51111111 a... ._IIC tMellll ........,., .PCIIclp l"aad at~·· Ohio. ~ ""-"· Jane, Who retldoo )lor. moll>er, Mn Velma . ~-···~ lloek ~rings, Ia do. .1114 ~ ·. 011 her doii'OO at Mar. .ihill .Un!Yerolv. An _..am. ~~,y ,·to' !UJotllor her oducallbn 11 fl"'ii" al tile adVantapa of her · .~ee.llllllllllnent. ( :~~ ~ '· . ::.· . ' ·- . MANY·MEl~ senior e!Uzona ., nfAI' ,ft8ll ·.ntnoinbor Mrs, Ger1. ~:Freneh, who m11111' Y-• Of -..,•.,.eldedllrPOmorG)'and11ork- oche a .aeimatrou. : ··Moo. :Eronch, a· oilier to Miss )iallo Bing, Is now living In BOIAla.·,"and in October will cenlur)' mark. .!ilopts J ... IIUPIDrlln•\l;lll>~r. cour-", . In the nupolng field. was on a tour of hospitals at Randolj>h Bn;Joks AJr Force bases. . ' · 1'111! tho . ttht .bouse· with the asof a walker, and h a a · ~ keen lnlarolt In · ol her t11ll111Y aln d ...... Bing <'loll<ocl th~ school, and then tho following morning, her noJ.shbors had a co«oe hour and presented her with a lllalnleso serving sot. At. tho latter afla1r were ~~ DeLong, Lola 'lbompaon,lda Mae Murphy, Eva I!Ysell, Marcia Capehart, Lse I!Ysell and Lorraipe Venoy. THE DALEWALBURNSofMtddl eport entertained Joyce and her children, Kyle, Randy and Michele, at diMer Wodnosdajo nish~ and the family wore avornlsht guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don 'lbomaa of POmeroy. AI, after over three years here wllb Columbia Gao. of Ohio, ·. " .• ·: sleeveless skimmer. Size" 61!8, ,- - .. $20~00 I '· Excellent Selection ,. of Catalina : Sportswear, Suits .•.·: :·· and Coats . •,.; ·: :·.. Ad Wheelchair Patients '. By Charlene Hoeflich ofnotthoso ...,.; CATAliNA'68 ... a dreu you con wash anrl wear the wmmer through. , • Dacron• polyester tufured welt knit . NANCY PICKENS ' . Engagement of Nanc_y Pickens .Is Announced RACINE - Mr. aod Mrs, Elmer Pickens, Racine Route 2, are announcing tho engaaement of their daughter Naocy Loretta, to Mr. Charles R. Anderson, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andorson, M&aon, w, Va. · The brldH!oct wW gl'lduate In May, 196 8 from 1iluthern High School. Mr. Anderson is a1966graduo ate of Wahama High SChool ond Ia now attending the United Eteo.. Ironies lnBdtute In LoulsYIIle, Kentucky, Weddlng plano aro!J>o Is now local m8nasor 01 t h o Ohio Valtay Gas Co. at Martino Ferri'. Sultsblo housing proved to be a problem, hence the mov.. COJIIP!ete. lng delay, 14th Birthday Of Doug Rees Is Celebrated POMEROY - Five OOzen gion .Post members by Mrs. towel bibs and 14 pairsofbooties Josephine Crow at the recent haYe been sent to the Chillicothe birthday obsenance. M r s. Veterans Hospital for use by Cheesebrew thanked the unit for wheelchair patlents. Mrs, Paul expressions of s)'lllPathy on the Ca!tei, rehabilitation chairman, recent death of her mother, Mrs. l'f:POrte<.l Wring the recent meet~ J. B. Hayes. i11t of the Ladies Auxiliar,y of It was anoounced that child Drew W~bster Post 39, Ameri- welfare and foreign relations acCiifl ~glop, 1·. ' .,..... · , • "" tivity . wW "IU dllcussed ' at 'Uie .•Oiltnll18·illl rljUIIIIOIIc. lol'ln <Q ·\p~~ meetlilg. lnitlaUon Cor """ the hall,.. the melting wu. »r... members will ~ held, aqd Mr~sided over by Mrs. Linda Guinther. Mrs. Gerald Wildermulh, Americanism chairman, request.ed that an American llagbegiven to Junior Scout Troop 61 which is under the leadershiP of Mrs. l))n Thomas and Mrs. Pat Ulffy. It was noted by Mrs. Veda La- 1961 vis, junior activiUes chairman, that a Prayer book is being prepared by the junior members • and wW bo readY lor viewing at the next auxlllary meeting, Mrs.l68belle Couch was elected during the meeting to lUI tho office of Cirst vice president Cor the remainder ol the 1967-68 year. Her duties wW Include serving as Po.P.Py ~ chairman, The vacancy was created by the resignation of Mrs, Milton Roush. APPointed to a nominating,..,. miUee by Mrs. Guinther were Mrs. George Mowery, chairman, Mrs, Pearl Knapp, and Mrs. GladYs Cummins, Legislative chairman, Mrs. J, M. ThorntOn, read a newspaper article which noted that ltup, RalPh Welker has been -lnted to a committee on state retlr&o mont which Includes public emp~s, Thornton, Mrs. easel, .Mrs, U ward Burkett, Mrs, Cb~sebrew, and Mrs, Jane Swatiei wUI be the hostesses. ,.' , A prayer for ,peace· was read by Mrs, Catherlllo Wolsh, aCting chaplain, at the conclusion of the meeting, Mts. Cummins re- lated pointers on fiag etiquette. Re!JO~'hmoltti. ""''S.·~8;<i.\ii' Mrs. !\;Ouch, Ml:s, -~1\Ck ~,e,y, . and Mu. Divis, ..... .. .,, .... . 1 1Nf BAHR CLOTHIERS '- '· ' •olllaDL£1101J 1. 0, :. - · ., '" ...., J!. . $ICJ( wtTH TH( shows you the nicest way to, Jrim a toe It doesn't matter if you prefer a biR bold buckle or a softly feminine . bow. Naturalizer has them all-topping off the sleekest · ' . pumps you ever saw-on the heel height you prefer. Booo Brown Parade Blue llynascy Blue Black Patent I' 14.99 teachers, · achool e~ ployos, state highway patrolmen, pollee and fire dOI>&rtment. "' l' • ' ,.,'· . . ' ·.t �·' ' ,' .,, .,..~ ~:PY~t:S :~e\y Sweet Sopg ,, ' ' ' l ( J .'l . ,::.· ··.·~ lbo '•''.~<~{·:u.v. . \ ·'· Tip for Nothers , ., Children Can Tax Adults-· •• lbat demand Clllly • omall .. mount of adUlt altenllon: Eot. ~. HDmoEeononllca - Place aomell!lnilbatiiiOYol Ga!Ha CountY lllll or a pet bird - whore GALIJPOLili - Allbo waleh it. ' i&cls blow and aa we su lnlo lbo tho cblld COOkie cutters - traee a.. ..,rlna mmtha, tllore oro !IWIY oolda and other Ulllooieolll olr- ....... ll>om, t11en oolor lbo plcculallbn. MillY um- cblldren 'turea. . will probably be oonftDed to .... - 'lbo rooord pll,yor and racorda are a - help lo lbo · 111JIIn bed. Thlo, 11 allmoChero Jlmw, uoually nllllto Ill a rest- bod patient. too•· ehlld, porttcular(J ao bo "" - ·To oncourap the drllidD8 of J¥cil, 1 0 - IIOOOIIIU'J In """ nears recovery. Every ehlld, aa wall .. fNtlrY Ulllooa, "" atlractiYeJ>IIIllr CUIIII. homo, I• dll(orent. ~. and oolorecl llrOWL - Pipe . . . . . -.,leks, lbore .....,'t lilY -or.m.llechanpcl ..... llboul how lo llllke lbrow-41111)' opoona, pluo a cblld more eomlortable lb'lnB marllunallowa or &WD dropa, Ilia portlcular Ulllooa. A low now 1111¥ bo uHd to moke animal Idola nuo,y bo all ll>at lo neeos- character•. - Got out ll>e ..._ box and ..ey to keep a cblld bullY and let thO pallenl lOri bultliaa far ~ cllrlni Ill• rocuperallbn alzo, oolor, etc. Wh• .ltrUni jerlod. on an elaot!c lbread, 1l1,.y make . Here are a low simpleproJects a braeelet. n•• ev• more tun BY PAT GLASS can .:: 1 :: :· •. : ... . Mrs. Dennis Mchael Smith LETART, W. VA, -, Mr. ond Mrs, MarVin G. Bland, L&o ' lito l, are announcing the engagement and IIPProachq lW..-tll!" of their ,daughter, Nanoy, to Pvt. llavid Hall, aon of Pleasant, W, Va., and Ruo..U Hall, Sand 111U . a Ienior at Wahema Hish School and Ia emUilry Vallay In Pomeroy, &o attenda the United District Assembly POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. John Beaver of 1542 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, are anrnunctng the marriage of their daughter Bever~¥ JiU, to Deru1is Michael Smith, son of Mrs. Wetzel Fields or New Haven, W, Va. and Mr. RusseU 1inith of Lincoln Park, .Mich. Vows of the ceremony were read on March 23 by the Rev. Frank Cheesebrew at his home ln Middleport. The new Mrs. &nith ls a senior at Pomeroy Hig~ School. Mr, lfntth is a 1966 graduate of Wahema Hish School and is employed by the General Motors C<Jrp., Detroit. will> the clus of 1967 from P o 1 n t and Is presently undoraotng 1]1• boilc at Fort ~boll, !!jr, A May wedding Ia being plan. , Miss Roberta Kroeuter Engaged RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. ElO:>n Kraeuter of Racine are anoouncing the engagement of their daughter, Roberta, to Mr. Dale Keith Maidenli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maidens of Fredricktown.. Mi.ss Kraeuter was gra~ated from Southern High .SCtoo.l and Ohio Univecsity where she was a m8mber of Kappa Phl .SOrorit;y and the University ~ngera. ~e ts also a member of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter ol Beta Sl8nJa Phi 1llrorlts, and is employed as secondary vocal music instructor tn Melga Local School District. · Mr. Maidens was graduated from Iberia High School and has served with the U, S. Nav,y. He Is presently employect with the General Tol01>hone Co. of Ohio. The wodcllng wW tio an event of June the eighth. 11:tW 8ec'ond Lieutenant Jane Q)uglas of the Women's Air · CiJ,II),;_ dld 'you know? . . eidtst~d _for two years and was Oown cl:>wn to Ran<l:>lph , 4t ~ Antonio, Texas last week to be aWorn ln. Ofj~~;~~' g , lnlo~~=::,:unill~~Oc~tobor, .'l•IHlnR• Jane Is . ,.,1/iuoronlly, SUNDAY ,TIMES.SENTINEL ,...,.Co, flllllllhfd ,,.,. ......,. ~ "'tM Qdo 1/.U.,. GALUPOL&S DillLY TIIIBUNE Ill 'nllrdA~,~lt, Olllll,41iiSI. NJ. - 1!4illl'tlll')' 51111111 a... ._IIC tMellll ........,., .PCIIclp l"aad at~·· Ohio. ~ ""-"· Jane, Who retldoo )lor. moll>er, Mn Velma . ~-···~ lloek ~rings, Ia do. .1114 ~ ·. 011 her doii'OO at Mar. .ihill .Un!Yerolv. An _..am. ~~,y ,·to' !UJotllor her oducallbn 11 fl"'ii" al tile adVantapa of her · .~ee.llllllllllnent. ( :~~ ~ '· . ::.· . ' ·- . MANY·MEl~ senior e!Uzona ., nfAI' ,ft8ll ·.ntnoinbor Mrs, Ger1. ~:Freneh, who m11111' Y-• Of -..,•.,.eldedllrPOmorG)'and11ork- oche a .aeimatrou. : ··Moo. :Eronch, a· oilier to Miss )iallo Bing, Is now living In BOIAla.·,"and in October will cenlur)' mark. .!ilopts J ... IIUPIDrlln•\l;lll>~r. cour-", . In the nupolng field. was on a tour of hospitals at Randolj>h Bn;Joks AJr Force bases. . ' · 1'111! tho . ttht .bouse· with the asof a walker, and h a a · ~ keen lnlarolt In · ol her t11ll111Y aln d ...... Bing <'loll<ocl th~ school, and then tho following morning, her noJ.shbors had a co«oe hour and presented her with a lllalnleso serving sot. At. tho latter afla1r were ~~ DeLong, Lola 'lbompaon,lda Mae Murphy, Eva I!Ysell, Marcia Capehart, Lse I!Ysell and Lorraipe Venoy. THE DALEWALBURNSofMtddl eport entertained Joyce and her children, Kyle, Randy and Michele, at diMer Wodnosdajo nish~ and the family wore avornlsht guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don 'lbomaa of POmeroy. AI, after over three years here wllb Columbia Gao. of Ohio, ·. " .• ·: sleeveless skimmer. Size" 61!8, ,- - .. $20~00 I '· Excellent Selection ,. of Catalina : Sportswear, Suits .•.·: :·· and Coats . •,.; ·: :·.. Ad Wheelchair Patients '. By Charlene Hoeflich ofnotthoso ...,.; CATAliNA'68 ... a dreu you con wash anrl wear the wmmer through. , • Dacron• polyester tufured welt knit . NANCY PICKENS ' . Engagement of Nanc_y Pickens .Is Announced RACINE - Mr. aod Mrs, Elmer Pickens, Racine Route 2, are announcing tho engaaement of their daughter Naocy Loretta, to Mr. Charles R. Anderson, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andorson, M&aon, w, Va. · The brldH!oct wW gl'lduate In May, 196 8 from 1iluthern High School. Mr. Anderson is a1966graduo ate of Wahama High SChool ond Ia now attending the United Eteo.. Ironies lnBdtute In LoulsYIIle, Kentucky, Weddlng plano aro!J>o Is now local m8nasor 01 t h o Ohio Valtay Gas Co. at Martino Ferri'. Sultsblo housing proved to be a problem, hence the mov.. COJIIP!ete. lng delay, 14th Birthday Of Doug Rees Is Celebrated POMEROY - Five OOzen gion .Post members by Mrs. towel bibs and 14 pairsofbooties Josephine Crow at the recent haYe been sent to the Chillicothe birthday obsenance. M r s. Veterans Hospital for use by Cheesebrew thanked the unit for wheelchair patlents. Mrs, Paul expressions of s)'lllPathy on the Ca!tei, rehabilitation chairman, recent death of her mother, Mrs. l'f:POrte<.l Wring the recent meet~ J. B. Hayes. i11t of the Ladies Auxiliar,y of It was anoounced that child Drew W~bster Post 39, Ameri- welfare and foreign relations acCiifl ~glop, 1·. ' .,..... · , • "" tivity . wW "IU dllcussed ' at 'Uie .•Oiltnll18·illl rljUIIIIOIIc. lol'ln <Q ·\p~~ meetlilg. lnitlaUon Cor """ the hall,.. the melting wu. »r... members will ~ held, aqd Mr~sided over by Mrs. Linda Guinther. Mrs. Gerald Wildermulh, Americanism chairman, request.ed that an American llagbegiven to Junior Scout Troop 61 which is under the leadershiP of Mrs. l))n Thomas and Mrs. Pat Ulffy. It was noted by Mrs. Veda La- 1961 vis, junior activiUes chairman, that a Prayer book is being prepared by the junior members • and wW bo readY lor viewing at the next auxlllary meeting, Mrs.l68belle Couch was elected during the meeting to lUI tho office of Cirst vice president Cor the remainder ol the 1967-68 year. Her duties wW Include serving as Po.P.Py ~ chairman, The vacancy was created by the resignation of Mrs, Milton Roush. APPointed to a nominating,..,. miUee by Mrs. Guinther were Mrs. George Mowery, chairman, Mrs, Pearl Knapp, and Mrs. GladYs Cummins, Legislative chairman, Mrs. J, M. ThorntOn, read a newspaper article which noted that ltup, RalPh Welker has been -lnted to a committee on state retlr&o mont which Includes public emp~s, Thornton, Mrs. easel, .Mrs, U ward Burkett, Mrs, Cb~sebrew, and Mrs, Jane Swatiei wUI be the hostesses. ,.' , A prayer for ,peace· was read by Mrs, Catherlllo Wolsh, aCting chaplain, at the conclusion of the meeting, Mts. Cummins re- lated pointers on fiag etiquette. Re!JO~'hmoltti. ""''S.·~8;<i.\ii' Mrs. !\;Ouch, Ml:s, -~1\Ck ~,e,y, . and Mu. Divis, ..... .. .,, .... . 1 1Nf BAHR CLOTHIERS '- '· ' •olllaDL£1101J 1. 0, :. - · ., '" ...., J!. . $ICJ( wtTH TH( shows you the nicest way to, Jrim a toe It doesn't matter if you prefer a biR bold buckle or a softly feminine . bow. Naturalizer has them all-topping off the sleekest · ' . pumps you ever saw-on the heel height you prefer. Booo Brown Parade Blue llynascy Blue Black Patent I' 14.99 teachers, · achool e~ ployos, state highway patrolmen, pollee and fire dOI>&rtment. "' l' • ' ,.,'· . . ' ·.t �~~ ,• •~~~~. il~l...... el ' Mon~a.J . .•. .8,• i,;:~~~l;=J~:::·~:;:: ForTh.· . .' ,. •• <•,.:. G:LE TOOT ...... GREEN ALUMINUM WEBBED . . _...,~ CLOS~E ' LAWN CHAIRS 7 ' ·out ' I ' ' • ,: ,. '. "'Ru ·· . G' ' • ' ' ' AS$T: COLO.S . C·. t '6j' J:J . L' ,,.;'1 CI:GAR.ETTE;~, . ' ' LIGHTERS:YO-LIGHTER · ...., •· c 1<~: · ~ , · Cook and lira.- have Ill bo fait and loooo to. bo Coold yoo, Holen, and lOme or ;your mole r .....ro toll _ ... - and a lot or -·or ..,~.. . wliat It .t.okeo Ill be dale bait? -, LONELY. TEENAGER J10IIU)ar'l : ' . ~!.. . '' WITH . . " FREE. •r ' APPI.IUT~R.' : ' SfJS, ' . . ·' PICI UP TRUCkS i" ' l • . 1 ' . 1 iii uezM!'nl Jcrllnlltt . ' ' ~·~member tJI iiMi be 181 dld1Cate4 "" _..1111117 _Ill...., iiftfWijontjl- t Yet he ila bw'n==" -Ptlm....m,.,__ 1101 0111)" U I~ olmftdieiMI ·-- bulao.omerdwlt rdoeltlltdoiJr IIHdlof hlleuatomm. All4, !Go, Jlel•• fellow • • 11...... , .... - · • Dollblior- - wbo 1lu openonal......,n .. . l b t - - . 1 -" ' - fuolll!i } Pre.~:crlp.li•ons ' ,• Are Our Main ~ra11k1Jn TriPlet~ ~!~==~ filE Jlfilil: lllri. ~=:::::::::::=:::::::::=====~ ewart, and PTO Meeting Held :~ =~:STE =~o:;;:~~ ..~ IIIII IIIII Uooa Jed by Mra. Lee Wood Mrs. OUwr Ill- Skinner, m ,; 1~ Herrloonv11lo AIWIDII llan.,.et at ~ 21. -•... Mt. Union Qlartat or carJlll1tel' Mr. IIIII Mrs. Joe Sllro GI'OUIIIIa IIIII Allan Bla<~ ·JIO(Id, pnaentod lhe prorrom or 8DIIJ)o11D111dc folloiiiDa: the l'tll· ulu meetiDJ. Ill'~· Frank Paul01. plplst 1or 111o - . the illor prl!e 'l1lt DOXI 23. A W111te .. 11i!c1 the·'ldocUoa: u1: II; ~eld. ·· ' ,Jabmi m. = ~ II""DIIlJit~!' a>..,.....Coin. .I·T' ' and - THE BOLERO $18.00 PLAN DINNER SYRAC. . - Membora or 111a ""'aeuao , -.Hat Cl!urcll cllane ""!"i'P"od or tho ~ euoo, llhllf..W. IIIII Forrest a... churotiiie, wtli ha'ya a dJD. nor at 12:50 !lmi1a,v attbe euoo Church.. , .. •· - Orange Kid ~ ' ·•"· I •t ' ... >'E~G IN A Laadnlark. WASaE~~:SPIN ,. ·· . You'llloie>~i~i\ DRYER ' \··-~. . ''! Navy Slue Kid ·' Yellow Kid s THE.' has ,·ra-t.-....1 ......- U"VIII · 1lle !'do Farin poi. lhe lllddlt110rt Ftrat Butlat ChurCh ~ with the PomOo rorllfOillo ·~· ·' ,. { I ~~ . . .ALSO . n· .. · •JOR .. ,. """'- ' &r ,.... 0f.trabaiDt.,;;our &Jilr .. tzl• ' Rev. Williams Is f'.Aoderator For eting r. aottoo. eb. .or •• T, It' I IIi DJenl ·,a 1Jr1 at I dance than take herthere: TJieiY lhuddorat beJl!l..tra1Md.b7 ''111e • ....o.. ....: 111 ......, .....,. 1!0 111e,y avoid .1111taqlomonlal ·. Dear J.onOJ.y, . • , Oka,v, · Pv~ bad ll1l" si,y, Now ~~ the bQr. ',WI thlhk '. Ill' 1 hoar It fr'1'11111e ~I.,- II; · or.I'm •• · -· or 111ti, o . · . I'I!ESIDij:NT EllEt.'liD . 1J0011 b"'I\IY· klcl1 ~. so ·r IIOLVimus _ .~ &.,;,.. l!lueh lhe doeaa't let 111. . fi!lo!l'• ·mtr Tlliln,' .,eetod ......., , .1111 Ia a timdolne'frie l!rl,~( dint' of til ::, ; · N• ....~ .r•iiJ'C!IIII · CIO Ftderadoft!Frida,y ~u IIIII rGidlno• , , ., or, tiKi Board Ill Tl'u.!oo . " .~~. IUileoell• F~aak Solluo, · ~.w.., c. 11., who hu,• ;oo ::!..,~•Rioho~~."'' Jhj>Jicl~; \ ' · Doo WUaon. plo· fl!lnk. 'lbf1've dlo<overed Mrs. Plana were made tlllllr\'0 1110 •hlel. Tho Hey. Chal'Jes Simons or ~,IIIII ~ ll!l'.~ 6 TRANSISTOR NEW Al TINY'S .·cAMPING .. TRAILERS 1~3 alliiUie from IIIII' ..einboo-. · ~· iPJ'Omted lor. lho event oro Jllrs, Qlar!Oa J1rac1. .bUr)' and l(r,, ~ Scltes, !'"ste•BOI; lllro, lloa Whlto, soft drlnkl; Mrs. LOweiiBoavorand Mil. Qm Nulloft, dckets; Mro. Dllaht Cullums, Mrs, Eugene Houduhelt, and Mrs, - . ; ·Coueh, Mrs, Mary Juno Hood IIIII lllro. ~ ort. tl11loa; Mro.llobortSchmoll, ""''' Klnno111HerrJa,lllrs. Alan ~. IIIII MrL Glenn BOIIIIor, tlb1oa. lllro. Earl llaveat>Ol'l and Mrs. leon Cooke ore ..,..bllrmen of rllroslmlollto. OCher• .. that commiU.arilllrs..IIJ'x'oaBelle,y, Mrl, - . ; Cou<lh, lin, CUIIUIIIO, Mra, Glen . Giue, Mrs, Harrta, Mro. KJn1. un, Gto>rge • IIJIIor, lllr~ Scltei, IIi's, Frank !111011, Mrs. Qm 1'hi.maa, lito. . ,, ' - - · eor~ B .·Y Helen .• -. . 1.ocl ~I$T · RADIOS· 23 )1- me 100 ONL '' WHILE · · MeivmOoatlas. -~~~ 1110 fl.J.IblodOri. '111,c.ketl are • Guest speaker tor 111o mootJnr Mrs. L. P. sterrett In ltrvlng ' waa the Rov· John Wlda ol Eaotor U..OOO. AtteiiciJacbolddel IIARRJSONVll.LE- A pi: o- Granvlll o, ._.re-.g111ePomout the •..... ··-"" . ••· •llf&m of 1!11-1 mulde •-•-ed oroy chureh wore 1111 Re.v. IIIII '4"' ....,~ wen ~S,. w8ellh ..... uaMrs. carter WW1im1, Mra. J• _, i, Mrs. .e.. ~·• ~!/iiri • • ' . or sana ~ - .' · JYPE . Plcktlit ·~ and Mr. Bll1w president; wW tnatall the vl-111 . , _ Hmn, Flo. will! ollleero ot 111o pre~ Mr. IIIII ¥r•· W, F. Plekelt. Lw\choonwWboaonedotl2o30 Rocont Yllltllra or Mr. and p.m. . lllrs. Harf)' Kelaor or llllneraTho llov. Normlll P. . YIUo ,l'Ofl ilra,. Henry lhle and mOl, of Pru, Tbalbncl, a mt• ' Paul Kel:oer or Columbuo. I\ODII')' on !url4usll thll yiear, lllro. 'W!!JIIm FolllleriiiiiMrs. .. w -". at lhe morni!V Scott Follilor wore bulln111 visolon. Uar11!1 GaJlipoJJo Mondly. Rev, Boadarmld was born Jn Mrs. 14'1de Meyer IIIII a on, Jamobo41ur, India Wlltre her.. Erik, of Ml¥>nltoad, MIM. are celvod hlo oocondacy ecU:adon t here for. a ' \wo.wook villi wllh and was ~ted from lhe Col- her poroilto; Mr. and Mrs. Man. logo of Woooter.Jni950hewu nJns Wtbllor. Mrs. Meyer Ia marr)edlo Lots Neoly andlhey lheformorDiandolchman.Mrs. monod 1o C&llfornla where he Moyer and 1011 were met In Coenrolled In Son Francisco Th.. IUillbua bY Mr. and Mrs. Wobologloll Semlilary at Son Ansel- Iller IIIII will viBit wllh lhe Moymo. ••· fllll11l¥ In CIBYeland before In he &ccOiltedapaatoroto returnlnl to Mlnnolota. J o o at Beverl,y, Ohio and was Ol'a IJirlnll dalnod by the Athens Presby. \d'UIOOCollep. tory. At lhe request of tho Thai church they plan lo return and work at MaosarJang, a remote mountain town near the Burma border, Tho ""'" -ker lor lhe of· Nfe _ tor,noon wW bo Rov. Wallace B. Rmuuel, paamr or Second Pro.. POWME .Ili!IROY!II - 11to IIOv. ca... byterlan Churc~ All mombors ver Presb:!:'rlll are urged ero,y 1 w ....,_ modoralor spring IJW Ot the Rio Grande u.-,t Horrr·s~"vr'/'e AB&oeladoo Thura~ at the -~Rio vu I• Graado church. eqJ¢od eaa wore uood 011 thel!llilo. Adeasertcouraowao aervedtotlloaooamoclabovelllll 111• llev. aad Mro. Waadoll G llutler, Mlu Marcia Karr, 111~ W.,cller, Mr. IIIII Mrs. p au 1 Kloo1, Mrs. Carroll Norrla, Mr. IIIII Mrs•. Dana Wlnel>rennor, Charles Jlobaek, and Mr. 11111 of ~80 Elri! • nliiiOd~.·~~; · , ~~~ WUianl Van IIIII TUollda¥ Ovonlni, homO ~· l1!ialoil ol AI .1h o. l!l'aild- Tony, r(ifir• Edward ~:: Mro. Croaa. IIIII pr8¥0f ~ Mro. KJoe1 SmJih._)II'OKfam 1 - . SALE, calhollc ~rl~; 91114 p.m. IIIII WodnOildlw, opon. file ca111one Womon'o POMEROY.. - New o!l'lcera robin carda for Mra. J..;,.l Adwore olectoc! )'Ill'" the 0..-Won- kina, . Mra. Albert &nlth nd 1 One Clu•. ~·111• POme1'01 Frl!l • Ell~ Couch. ' Baptlat Cl!ureh ,mot Mra. Stephenson road ,.. 1 0 alibi at 1111 )Jome of Mrl. lotlera from lhe Korean ehlld l')'Bellf1. IUJli)Ofledbylhoelua.'111oclaaa 'l1lt ol!leoro are Mra. Vletq,r IIlii& He Keeps Me llngiDg, and Y.OUII& prestdont; lira. J, H. tho Lord's Pra,vor oponod I h. stepbeniOII, ~·• prealdont; Mr•, ..,.un,. The teacher' a tllou&bt Wlciltiam. aocretary; IIIII ff\1111 the of.illomon • n d Mrs. George llldnnor. Follow- Altars Under 1l1i\ !iiiv, -• gJy. 1n8 1111 olod/.011. a - of thlilkl .. by Mrs. StephQnson. was extended by 111e 11f0U1> to ~·by lilra. J. E. FooMr!l, , 1;lfTY BellO¥, outaotns W•ll!!fl ..ioln!Or....,rom 1111 prelddell$t~~ ol!leen. Ml'J. , . ·~ ~~u;'L.at !lop. SALE, Heath Meth· Aten Qto nomJ. OnfiDJ' Pleaae baaolllollt, Ntddlo- natlng ~ I' O JlOl' i . • llod, 'lrOi\l' lhe se.ri' f!le --~ - ·-L~ 1 see, IIIII by lhe Jlloanor PI... ·were •·- "IF'"'"" J!>Oml/ ra .11 11 &nd 1i.!ust Seek haYing ltilma Ill IUIOI lor 1llo diurch (Ill Eaotor a IIIIi. ' .. · ~l~~=·~up 1111!1', cell 9112~17 !llnday. Member• !1Pd rouild- · Mra. BellO¥ was ilaeloted by .·' ·,.· HeIen He p· ' , , . ~ 'tJs~ •• Bottel ' " NDY GARD • lUI~• ~by tapers 1111!1~• · Elmer M i~mj •trJ • ',,•f!lnll the lople T,l'llllatloa iiMi mili; ' Scioto! Pre~; liui .~·f!lfiO;rkla. '11111 'Vi- Mt. ·~til.., will bo _ .... ~ ...~• 1 A Bible quiz wao llil>. ~ .hiold il. tllil SOI:onorPre-. . l'lcklli:'• inplhor, D. Mae Pick- ialll doilr i>..W.o awlriled. Roc!llet«< by Mra. Kloos. · · ~· 'c;liurj>h • In Po~· elf. ~ lo' opoiwllnr 1111 wlnlet ,_"'!iept. Wtn ,bo : Included In ~- l(G.. • v~- •w.~.o(Vnllacl Oil£ooi'::Pn~ ;, ·rh.~m't.;;,. l, oiiil~l!ill0¥0i~ • .. w;.. . .,_., ~ trom ~ illne: dO,v. . .S~>bofk~rtlll\ ~ 91111 wUibNlii at 8p.m. ·~eoter ' ~ m.et~n~. the PI'O~ Mro. . Olitned 811 Teotord ~. altllepor-ao proJoet. II wu II'VIng2S · a !~mol~~¥ pi'Qioct. A uood f; Aj!Ei.liC!IN liUthor.an 'CI)urch hot wa!"" for 1!1• cllarch of St. f,lllllliid ll\o John wao ~ Ill Karl KloeJ. 4ltJoenn Ch~pli; 1.8;P-.'mo <rut.. A ·nowi.Y ~~~ Sci!IJol Paul ChurCh. """"! roeii!II.Y, . .- wa.r. 9>illt""~ • • ' : ' i 'Jbur~ :, P.E .97 • t d -. ' ' New ·o'·fl•nc.ers E'fiecte d ' THE KIDS•• s·· ·.· ' •,' ' r; I•J}:):' ' - .HLT •• 1IJ ,.j d 'Pr--~sb,,J~.t7\Mf ·> ''; . ::': /,~IJ: ·,i.: ' ; ' "'':ri:::· ~N··· Mr:o. · Jlur!niacmcllldlnloodllbour ~ ; : ot 10..,., ~ . fiin wl111 :her ·- <llirle.• Plckl\l T lloail.U:.jldo ~ Mro.·ller· ' bo, ~ ~eo !"""' at ~:SO i.m. . or ~ Flo., alid claulilrtOt; bt!!1,; ~: '"""Oil. r~. ~ ·1>711111adles.ofillt: e.. Mro. ~ Marllbam or Fort , ' menlo. ·An iri'8naement Of iihllil trll•Proa~~!:torlan· Church. . ,, Laudotcllle• . Fnrouto home the . IMPE'RIAt SHOTGUN SHELLS ' ',. ' . ' ' . ' '· 1 "'"' . ' ' th' . Ill'' :, WlllUlP~Illi - ~.lllliull . . Bequea , s. ·,!,~~pmen· ..:· ·.' . :~~~~d·..»ar11ilf~~aa.. ' .• •~11:.,_ A I . "'~ ...... ·~~ ·~Mfue _, .. .. kf Hi~ c· fiu· rc· n.. : ·.~~~t. pti 5 · · ~~~:. ~ w.. •. - P1okoit .... - ., ............ .,r ...rn ,., ' i · · ' i . " IIIII (tilldr~ or ~ 1tou1t '23 itj!\t~~:FJiin.J.n. ' \ 1• ' ' ~ Frid•y Nights n1 9 ' "'I~Open · ~II .Day . · thu,.diJI �~~ ,• •~~~~. il~l...... el ' Mon~a.J . .•. .8,• i,;:~~~l;=J~:::·~:;:: ForTh.· . .' ,. •• <•,.:. G:LE TOOT ...... GREEN ALUMINUM WEBBED . . _...,~ CLOS~E ' LAWN CHAIRS 7 ' ·out ' I ' ' • ,: ,. '. "'Ru ·· . G' ' • ' ' ' AS$T: COLO.S . C·. t '6j' J:J . L' ,,.;'1 CI:GAR.ETTE;~, . ' ' LIGHTERS:YO-LIGHTER · ...., •· c 1<~: · ~ , · Cook and lira.- have Ill bo fait and loooo to. bo Coold yoo, Holen, and lOme or ;your mole r .....ro toll _ ... - and a lot or -·or ..,~.. . wliat It .t.okeo Ill be dale bait? -, LONELY. TEENAGER J10IIU)ar'l : ' . ~!.. . '' WITH . . " FREE. •r ' APPI.IUT~R.' : ' SfJS, ' . . ·' PICI UP TRUCkS i" ' l • . 1 ' . 1 iii uezM!'nl Jcrllnlltt . ' ' ~·~member tJI iiMi be 181 dld1Cate4 "" _..1111117 _Ill...., iiftfWijontjl- t Yet he ila bw'n==" -Ptlm....m,.,__ 1101 0111)" U I~ olmftdieiMI ·-- bulao.omerdwlt rdoeltlltdoiJr IIHdlof hlleuatomm. All4, !Go, Jlel•• fellow • • 11...... , .... - · • Dollblior- - wbo 1lu openonal......,n .. . l b t - - . 1 -" ' - fuolll!i } Pre.~:crlp.li•ons ' ,• Are Our Main ~ra11k1Jn TriPlet~ ~!~==~ filE Jlfilil: lllri. ~=:::::::::::=:::::::::=====~ ewart, and PTO Meeting Held :~ =~:STE =~o:;;:~~ ..~ IIIII IIIII Uooa Jed by Mra. Lee Wood Mrs. OUwr Ill- Skinner, m ,; 1~ Herrloonv11lo AIWIDII llan.,.et at ~ 21. -•... Mt. Union Qlartat or carJlll1tel' Mr. IIIII Mrs. Joe Sllro GI'OUIIIIa IIIII Allan Bla<~ ·JIO(Id, pnaentod lhe prorrom or 8DIIJ)o11D111dc folloiiiDa: the l'tll· ulu meetiDJ. Ill'~· Frank Paul01. plplst 1or 111o - . the illor prl!e 'l1lt DOXI 23. A W111te .. 11i!c1 the·'ldocUoa: u1: II; ~eld. ·· ' ,Jabmi m. = ~ II""DIIlJit~!' a>..,.....Coin. .I·T' ' and - THE BOLERO $18.00 PLAN DINNER SYRAC. . - Membora or 111a ""'aeuao , -.Hat Cl!urcll cllane ""!"i'P"od or tho ~ euoo, llhllf..W. IIIII Forrest a... churotiiie, wtli ha'ya a dJD. nor at 12:50 !lmi1a,v attbe euoo Church.. , .. •· - Orange Kid ~ ' ·•"· I •t ' ... >'E~G IN A Laadnlark. WASaE~~:SPIN ,. ·· . You'llloie>~i~i\ DRYER ' \··-~. . ''! Navy Slue Kid ·' Yellow Kid s THE.' has ,·ra-t.-....1 ......- U"VIII · 1lle !'do Farin poi. lhe lllddlt110rt Ftrat Butlat ChurCh ~ with the PomOo rorllfOillo ·~· ·' ,. { I ~~ . . .ALSO . n· .. · •JOR .. ,. """'- ' &r ,.... 0f.trabaiDt.,;;our &Jilr .. tzl• ' Rev. Williams Is f'.Aoderator For eting r. aottoo. eb. .or •• T, It' I IIi DJenl ·,a 1Jr1 at I dance than take herthere: TJieiY lhuddorat beJl!l..tra1Md.b7 ''111e • ....o.. ....: 111 ......, .....,. 1!0 111e,y avoid .1111taqlomonlal ·. Dear J.onOJ.y, . • , Oka,v, · Pv~ bad ll1l" si,y, Now ~~ the bQr. ',WI thlhk '. Ill' 1 hoar It fr'1'11111e ~I.,- II; · or.I'm •• · -· or 111ti, o . · . I'I!ESIDij:NT EllEt.'liD . 1J0011 b"'I\IY· klcl1 ~. so ·r IIOLVimus _ .~ &.,;,.. l!lueh lhe doeaa't let 111. . fi!lo!l'• ·mtr Tlliln,' .,eetod ......., , .1111 Ia a timdolne'frie l!rl,~( dint' of til ::, ; · N• ....~ .r•iiJ'C!IIII · CIO Ftderadoft!Frida,y ~u IIIII rGidlno• , , ., or, tiKi Board Ill Tl'u.!oo . " .~~. IUileoell• F~aak Solluo, · ~.w.., c. 11., who hu,• ;oo ::!..,~•Rioho~~."'' Jhj>Jicl~; \ ' · Doo WUaon. plo· fl!lnk. 'lbf1've dlo<overed Mrs. Plana were made tlllllr\'0 1110 •hlel. Tho Hey. Chal'Jes Simons or ~,IIIII ~ ll!l'.~ 6 TRANSISTOR NEW Al TINY'S .·cAMPING .. TRAILERS 1~3 alliiUie from IIIII' ..einboo-. · ~· iPJ'Omted lor. lho event oro Jllrs, Qlar!Oa J1rac1. .bUr)' and l(r,, ~ Scltes, !'"ste•BOI; lllro, lloa Whlto, soft drlnkl; Mrs. LOweiiBoavorand Mil. Qm Nulloft, dckets; Mro. Dllaht Cullums, Mrs, Eugene Houduhelt, and Mrs, - . ; ·Coueh, Mrs, Mary Juno Hood IIIII lllro. ~ ort. tl11loa; Mro.llobortSchmoll, ""''' Klnno111HerrJa,lllrs. Alan ~. IIIII MrL Glenn BOIIIIor, tlb1oa. lllro. Earl llaveat>Ol'l and Mrs. leon Cooke ore ..,..bllrmen of rllroslmlollto. OCher• .. that commiU.arilllrs..IIJ'x'oaBelle,y, Mrl, - . ; Cou<lh, lin, CUIIUIIIO, Mra, Glen . Giue, Mrs, Harrta, Mro. KJn1. un, Gto>rge • IIJIIor, lllr~ Scltei, IIi's, Frank !111011, Mrs. Qm 1'hi.maa, lito. . ,, ' - - · eor~ B .·Y Helen .• -. . 1.ocl ~I$T · RADIOS· 23 )1- me 100 ONL '' WHILE · · MeivmOoatlas. -~~~ 1110 fl.J.IblodOri. '111,c.ketl are • Guest speaker tor 111o mootJnr Mrs. L. P. sterrett In ltrvlng ' waa the Rov· John Wlda ol Eaotor U..OOO. AtteiiciJacbolddel IIARRJSONVll.LE- A pi: o- Granvlll o, ._.re-.g111ePomout the •..... ··-"" . ••· •llf&m of 1!11-1 mulde •-•-ed oroy chureh wore 1111 Re.v. IIIII '4"' ....,~ wen ~S,. w8ellh ..... uaMrs. carter WW1im1, Mra. J• _, i, Mrs. .e.. ~·• ~!/iiri • • ' . or sana ~ - .' · JYPE . Plcktlit ·~ and Mr. Bll1w president; wW tnatall the vl-111 . , _ Hmn, Flo. will! ollleero ot 111o pre~ Mr. IIIII ¥r•· W, F. Plekelt. Lw\choonwWboaonedotl2o30 Rocont Yllltllra or Mr. and p.m. . lllrs. Harf)' Kelaor or llllneraTho llov. Normlll P. . YIUo ,l'Ofl ilra,. Henry lhle and mOl, of Pru, Tbalbncl, a mt• ' Paul Kel:oer or Columbuo. I\ODII')' on !url4usll thll yiear, lllro. 'W!!JIIm FolllleriiiiiMrs. .. w -". at lhe morni!V Scott Follilor wore bulln111 visolon. Uar11!1 GaJlipoJJo Mondly. Rev, Boadarmld was born Jn Mrs. 14'1de Meyer IIIII a on, Jamobo41ur, India Wlltre her.. Erik, of Ml¥>nltoad, MIM. are celvod hlo oocondacy ecU:adon t here for. a ' \wo.wook villi wllh and was ~ted from lhe Col- her poroilto; Mr. and Mrs. Man. logo of Woooter.Jni950hewu nJns Wtbllor. Mrs. Meyer Ia marr)edlo Lots Neoly andlhey lheformorDiandolchman.Mrs. monod 1o C&llfornla where he Moyer and 1011 were met In Coenrolled In Son Francisco Th.. IUillbua bY Mr. and Mrs. Wobologloll Semlilary at Son Ansel- Iller IIIII will viBit wllh lhe Moymo. ••· fllll11l¥ In CIBYeland before In he &ccOiltedapaatoroto returnlnl to Mlnnolota. J o o at Beverl,y, Ohio and was Ol'a IJirlnll dalnod by the Athens Presby. \d'UIOOCollep. tory. At lhe request of tho Thai church they plan lo return and work at MaosarJang, a remote mountain town near the Burma border, Tho ""'" -ker lor lhe of· Nfe _ tor,noon wW bo Rov. Wallace B. Rmuuel, paamr or Second Pro.. POWME .Ili!IROY!II - 11to IIOv. ca... byterlan Churc~ All mombors ver Presb:!:'rlll are urged ero,y 1 w ....,_ modoralor spring IJW Ot the Rio Grande u.-,t Horrr·s~"vr'/'e AB&oeladoo Thura~ at the -~Rio vu I• Graado church. eqJ¢od eaa wore uood 011 thel!llilo. Adeasertcouraowao aervedtotlloaooamoclabovelllll 111• llev. aad Mro. Waadoll G llutler, Mlu Marcia Karr, 111~ W.,cller, Mr. IIIII Mrs. p au 1 Kloo1, Mrs. Carroll Norrla, Mr. IIIII Mrs•. Dana Wlnel>rennor, Charles Jlobaek, and Mr. 11111 of ~80 Elri! • nliiiOd~.·~~; · , ~~~ WUianl Van IIIII TUollda¥ Ovonlni, homO ~· l1!ialoil ol AI .1h o. l!l'aild- Tony, r(ifir• Edward ~:: Mro. Croaa. IIIII pr8¥0f ~ Mro. KJoe1 SmJih._)II'OKfam 1 - . SALE, calhollc ~rl~; 91114 p.m. IIIII WodnOildlw, opon. file ca111one Womon'o POMEROY.. - New o!l'lcera robin carda for Mra. J..;,.l Adwore olectoc! )'Ill'" the 0..-Won- kina, . Mra. Albert &nlth nd 1 One Clu•. ~·111• POme1'01 Frl!l • Ell~ Couch. ' Baptlat Cl!ureh ,mot Mra. Stephenson road ,.. 1 0 alibi at 1111 )Jome of Mrl. lotlera from lhe Korean ehlld l')'Bellf1. IUJli)Ofledbylhoelua.'111oclaaa 'l1lt ol!leoro are Mra. Vletq,r IIlii& He Keeps Me llngiDg, and Y.OUII& prestdont; lira. J, H. tho Lord's Pra,vor oponod I h. stepbeniOII, ~·• prealdont; Mr•, ..,.un,. The teacher' a tllou&bt Wlciltiam. aocretary; IIIII ff\1111 the of.illomon • n d Mrs. George llldnnor. Follow- Altars Under 1l1i\ !iiiv, -• gJy. 1n8 1111 olod/.011. a - of thlilkl .. by Mrs. StephQnson. was extended by 111e 11f0U1> to ~·by lilra. J. E. FooMr!l, , 1;lfTY BellO¥, outaotns W•ll!!fl ..ioln!Or....,rom 1111 prelddell$t~~ ol!leen. Ml'J. , . ·~ ~~u;'L.at !lop. SALE, Heath Meth· Aten Qto nomJ. OnfiDJ' Pleaae baaolllollt, Ntddlo- natlng ~ I' O JlOl' i . • llod, 'lrOi\l' lhe se.ri' f!le --~ - ·-L~ 1 see, IIIII by lhe Jlloanor PI... ·were •·- "IF'"'"" J!>Oml/ ra .11 11 &nd 1i.!ust Seek haYing ltilma Ill IUIOI lor 1llo diurch (Ill Eaotor a IIIIi. ' .. · ~l~~=·~up 1111!1', cell 9112~17 !llnday. Member• !1Pd rouild- · Mra. BellO¥ was ilaeloted by .·' ·,.· HeIen He p· ' , , . ~ 'tJs~ •• Bottel ' " NDY GARD • lUI~• ~by tapers 1111!1~• · Elmer M i~mj •trJ • ',,•f!lnll the lople T,l'llllatloa iiMi mili; ' Scioto! Pre~; liui .~·f!lfiO;rkla. '11111 'Vi- Mt. ·~til.., will bo _ .... ~ ...~• 1 A Bible quiz wao llil>. ~ .hiold il. tllil SOI:onorPre-. . l'lcklli:'• inplhor, D. Mae Pick- ialll doilr i>..W.o awlriled. Roc!llet«< by Mra. Kloos. · · ~· 'c;liurj>h • In Po~· elf. ~ lo' opoiwllnr 1111 wlnlet ,_"'!iept. Wtn ,bo : Included In ~- l(G.. • v~- •w.~.o(Vnllacl Oil£ooi'::Pn~ ;, ·rh.~m't.;;,. l, oiiil~l!ill0¥0i~ • .. w;.. . .,_., ~ trom ~ illne: dO,v. . .S~>bofk~rtlll\ ~ 91111 wUibNlii at 8p.m. ·~eoter ' ~ m.et~n~. the PI'O~ Mro. . Olitned 811 Teotord ~. altllepor-ao proJoet. II wu II'VIng2S · a !~mol~~¥ pi'Qioct. A uood f; Aj!Ei.liC!IN liUthor.an 'CI)urch hot wa!"" for 1!1• cllarch of St. f,lllllliid ll\o John wao ~ Ill Karl KloeJ. 4ltJoenn Ch~pli; 1.8;P-.'mo <rut.. A ·nowi.Y ~~~ Sci!IJol Paul ChurCh. """"! roeii!II.Y, . .- wa.r. 9>illt""~ • • ' : ' i 'Jbur~ :, P.E .97 • t d -. ' ' New ·o'·fl•nc.ers E'fiecte d ' THE KIDS•• s·· ·.· ' •,' ' r; I•J}:):' ' - .HLT •• 1IJ ,.j d 'Pr--~sb,,J~.t7\Mf ·> ''; . ::': /,~IJ: ·,i.: ' ; ' "'':ri:::· ~N··· Mr:o. · Jlur!niacmcllldlnloodllbour ~ ; : ot 10..,., ~ . fiin wl111 :her ·- <llirle.• Plckl\l T lloail.U:.jldo ~ Mro.·ller· ' bo, ~ ~eo !"""' at ~:SO i.m. . or ~ Flo., alid claulilrtOt; bt!!1,; ~: '"""Oil. r~. ~ ·1>711111adles.ofillt: e.. Mro. ~ Marllbam or Fort , ' menlo. ·An iri'8naement Of iihllil trll•Proa~~!:torlan· Church. . ,, Laudotcllle• . Fnrouto home the . IMPE'RIAt SHOTGUN SHELLS ' ',. ' . ' ' . ' '· 1 "'"' . ' ' th' . Ill'' :, WlllUlP~Illi - ~.lllliull . . Bequea , s. ·,!,~~pmen· ..:· ·.' . :~~~~d·..»ar11ilf~~aa.. ' .• •~11:.,_ A I . "'~ ...... ·~~ ·~Mfue _, .. .. kf Hi~ c· fiu· rc· n.. : ·.~~~t. pti 5 · · ~~~:. ~ w.. •. - P1okoit .... - ., ............ .,r ...rn ,., ' i · · ' i . " IIIII (tilldr~ or ~ 1tou1t '23 itj!\t~~:FJiin.J.n. ' \ 1• ' ' ~ Frid•y Nights n1 9 ' "'I~Open · ~II .Day . · thu,.diJI �The dren. ""bed "' carrtl!i 'li ~· with whliO \~·~···~ . . ·~·-·· l~~e}:,·r ol the vOilo)r, .• ,. o~11::~!'l'~~~ Seen~ be' the latilc ,:~ oI mrs. rator or the . Ml•• Juclv' GllllluiP' ~ mold ol liOn!>• lor ·~•.11:-.. ~~ wore a bl110_~:.~"' ' CurMartJus -. with blue accoaiqrllo -~ !'al'" ' rlad • boolllll \)1 WbiW ~· Musewn, Marietta, one of three BPeakers. · ;."'l Nrs. Remley Is a graclllJwo of RonnY BWI<bora. bnitlloi' of the 1,_ aenad •• belt Jilin. The bride'• ~ wOire •a brow~ ,t,nd or-. paliley print wool di'<iso with brOWn ieeeooorlea 01\d a yellOw rooe bod cor- Marietta College, P!Usburgh Ill>' Sino" Training Sc:hool and the Arr!e Rogers Sc:hool•of lnlertnr Doi:oraUng, Plttsbu!Jh. . Through the use of alleles and other visuals she will shoW how history or tbls area reflected from the very early time and craftsmen to present .day. Mrs. Remley has lived most of her life in tWs area and h&.s reared her famlb here. ~e wUI answer 'll" The Shirley Ann Hale questions. wearHERE MRS. ROBERT Couch, left, and Mrs. Robert Bowen two or the comfortable sport dresses which are featured • Ol'rilll lashlon wardrobe to be modeled Tue . Trlnlzy United Church of Christ in Pomeroy. . ciJring the szyle revue at 10:45 a.m. ranse from bathing 8 ult to ~lneu &ults for ladies to cocktail dresses. s, in Cloth:::.::.: Other speakers in addition to Mrs. Remley will be Miss Patsy Glass who is Councy Extension Agent, Home Economics, in Galli& Counzy, lile has held this PO:Sltion for the past five yeats, Prior to that tlme she was County Extension Agent, Home Ecormnics, in Clarmont Cowtty. A native of Athens County, Miss Glass llas a bachelor's degree from Ohio State Un!venilty and has tbne graduate work at Cor.. nell University • Ethica, New York. Th.e third speaker wlll be Miss Ruth Schultz, noted floriculturist from Columbus. All women in Meigs, Gallla. Athens, and Mason Counties are weJcome to attend this event sponsored ltY the Extension Sera vice and the A:t,eigs Comty Homemakers Council. The program wUI begin at 10 a.m. with raleistrat:lon apd the . Caio~n 5118 Sh~mblin ' ' . ate •! Southwestern Hltib S.hool1111d Is pre...W employed by Holztr . lloBjiJ!II, ,Mr. Evan• Is employed by the Ohio Power ~ Womllng plana are IncomPlete. • I '• f• . I dal!ghter, Kencla Pome~ are dressed for a '•nmtown .L,.,_ ' la outing as they pose in two ofu.rn 26 test Sllrl11! fashions to be modj>led at Tuesdey's "A' 'i>eclal £ll,y lor_ Homemakers" being held at Tr!nlcy United Ch h Christ m Pomeroy. The wardrotie to be model ed 1s . on urcloan of · from th , e Mccau 5 Pattern Co. and the Cotton Prockacers rstitute. ...... MRS, KENNETH BRAUN ;td } ~ ., ' ' i, ' ··~· I ' "' r .. '•' ,. 0 '·~ •,r; 1• ':' ;H , ..,,1 . \,( . ·: : ; .t . ~ PEDfSTRIANS Twelve Attend Guild Meeting · RACINE - The Racine Wesleyan Service Guild of t h e Methodl st Church met at t h e home of Mrs. Alleyne Roes with .• ' '•.I,' •/"~ ' ,;: ' . '. I ' ,. , .~ r ~~-- LOOK! The AutomobUe Club of S>uthern Ohio Is '""Pl .. mentlng school safecy educ,.. tlon »rosrams by distributing CCI'Iies of this award winning Politer to teach childrenpfODer safezy rules. Three on Marshall Honor listings at the Women's Army Corp a Center. Ft. McClellan Ala., March 8. 81e received in: structlon In Army history and traditlona, administrative proM cedurea, military justice, first aid and Oeld tralnlns. IN&>Et;TS PROJECT - Gerald Tussing, president of the GallUJolil ~ Jaycees, in&pecta one of two new Jaycee sheJ.. ter houses dOW under construeUon at the Gallia CounQ' Junior Falr~s. Both structures measure 18 by 34 feet. They wW be available to area c~rs andpicnikers this summer. REVEAL AltRESf COLOGNE, Germany (UPOThe Prosecutor's olfice Satur-. ~ announced the arrest of fheo LiPPs, a 5S.yeal"oQid detective on the Cologne Police force, on war crimes charges. Authorities said he pl1J3ed a part in the slaughter of Jews in southern Russia during World War D. DUKE LEAVES MADRID (UPO- Angler Bid. cDe I\Jke departed Satarday ending 8 three-year term as U.S. Ambassador to ~aln. He Five Couples Ask n.ne. llew to London lor a brief stay ~encer Dean Mo&s, 33, Gal.Prior to returning to Washington 'r Lieenees lJpolls, welder, and ~aron K. aa chief of White House GALUPOIJS - Five c(KI)Ies Mathias, 22, GalliPolis, waitress. ProtocoL 1 I!Pplied Cor marriage llceni.. Prtdo.Y and Saturday In the olllce ol Glllla Counfl' Probate <;ourt. The)' wore: Harry Coughenour, Jr., 2{1, r Gallfpolla, laborer' and Alice ~-*'' Faye .Jorlos, 19, crown Cizy, Tan, PaBtett~n;d dark color, wash 'n' · ,<.Gt M. Miller, 33, Crown wear, PoPlin. ~alllabl• tnick (\rlwr, aed.VlrBinie YatU) 33, GalllPollo, at Marriage EXTRA ~· "'.no:.:. E. Preston, 2'1, Galltpo. truCk driver, and Darlene Dillclin, %&, Gallli>ol1s, at *. HartliQJlj 22, Gllll- . bo~ker, and Bo!W~ , 18, ~Gal;UPolt•, at Ji •. I ' •• LADIES ALL WEAlHER COATS ' . S7 .OD ·s ,.. PT • PLEASANT- Three Point Pleasant students have beennam~ . eel to the dean's list at West Vlrllnle Universlzy for the ~rst 80 _ mester. . Those recelvingthehonorwere Cheryl Monroe, student at the creative arts center; Terry w. Hall and Donald G, Pullin, both students In the Sc:hool of .,.... 1 PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDIO ,liS .....llill St. ,.,...,, Ohio . SAFFORD'S STUDIO 240flack. !C!ftw. ""· Pt. PIHUftf, v•. . IIIGHI'EN UP .YM HOME FOR SPRING WITH OUR READY MADE DRAPES ,...... . "r"'.~~r 1 50a90, . SIZiS 50x63, 75x68 1 75~~1'1=· Also: 45 Inch Lengths ;ractuote of North Gallia """ ....... ., ,. , Under her Care. '~ o u sheiliars. 1': .•~· ~ ,. . · . "\'(IU are the cine wild ahould . be aOiill to bed,;; I laid. . u()b, no."· Sit· tcod>ecl ~er hair In a seif· . . ~..loal Be"'""· ..Wrot~solon· bli.i~~ ~ . ~ a¢ enth:t\)' f,mtnlnc!. "W!th THE PIECE DIRECT FROM SUNNY FLORIDA GOLDE,N·Ya&.o~ · , , AA.• Ind :a·ntW ·'*"" too, I lb. ·.. iuen oome: !b!ns8ile!nd,iAI•como · Ulldone," she uld. "I'm afrild . rm ooe •of """'" lhlnls." And then amP,Jnt. she ~. ''NoW, It my nlfl!!t walker. how ,llbout'oome creep. .. aleop'l'~ . • JhOI,:to " !XIedlen!IY I turned to bed. And *'" • :tO ~ .: lqiiWinl II! '=i>l'illl ' ilfl . .... l~ed. """''" iCncndnll the man ·wba' IOved H~ ·· statUI of bad . beell. will _.,.. .~ }ook. look· ·wttl\!!1, o(lcl'lb find thoro • ~"· .; SWEET CORN ~ vi'ltble..ln c~arme•• -1-: ~.. 1n ·. be ~!lall· : the ·lcll)eiJclar~•l of•~cor- .. atnlilil: rlciOr at2 i.in. ' ' I THOROFARE (ake·Mixes 2!-i·or. Plcg. 4 Kinds BLUE BONNET · ' } • ,. T • Margarm. l·lb..':Qtn•. , ··: • I · .-. ,..• 1 · '' .;,, TillS AJttiCLE, tbOU!II ·~ • --lid C1C11 be ~ot6 wltbiiut '· · ~ methilli ~ ~fior· once Nlil>tiniPI• PI~- T b l. s. · plodiO Ia taken b)' the pre.c:lln· ' .'teals (afiM tralnlns ~r 6 IIIClllthol \111011 capfllni. and aiiO '· abolit ~ DREAMING of .\ df· WHITE LACE?' •• .. ·' . ,, . , . ' \1.' ' ~ t• f." •FLQRALS. .4P PRINTS . •.PLAINS new .., '··~ INSTOCKl guaranteed lor.pen111111'!14/ir! mond value. low, urdluriied, yet IIIII of Yitalnot see her face", but &lie waa smlllni- lllel ls . I thouillt. a:ncl pret\Y, and , • , ·, ao we walked I foriiiCIII a IDJII· •{I ' tal of my nurse. imln; pre"""py. ihebri&llt o( the chart·area fell upon . . I laW &lie ~d liCit fit my pic- .. turpne wa• youila. but &lie was Her race waa tllln, her 6-Sib. Avg. lb:'· 1·1~. macy. Artearved Diamond W,.il,, ll~l moua tor over 100 yean, this low, low prke. F u U are one of mtne." Her voice was I her ltd. ' The rummage sale held recently was a big suceess. ReM frelhments were served to Ute above and to Etta Mae Hill, Ruth lUll, VIrginia Roes, Allee Wolfe, Loraine Dumas and Margarlt West. The next meeting will be at the home of Allee Wolte.. Jmlilne nallonally advel~l Sc:hool· and the Weaver Airline .. 81lC8.t,:....llhe said, "'At nl(d:lt el.cll nua'ie has a certain number of 11 ' :· · pitlentl Thir~ A• Rob_. erts, Grace Jfuffman, Clara Mae Sarsent and Marse Kimbler. The report from the IIOIII!n4Uns committee wao Biven and llllllrGVecl. Plans were made to decorate the cburch (or sunrise services. ear.. )lJl !lie 10 Dean R. ~vane, son of Nr. eed Ml'" "Lawrence. EVIDI o( the &ra • Rodney Hoad. MISs :ilamllllit loa gro~ ,,;·r. r WINNII, MA - I C lloltTY POS!II CONIISI training ' weli; .are announel111 the qasemtll! of their daugh~, Our Lord. Taking part were Francis Matheny, Roote 1, Leon, w. va., completed eltibt weeks of basic • .. · 'fti,WED - Mr. and Mri, TnSln'i St,amblinol ~ 2 Blcl- 12 members present. Libby Wilford was In eharp of the. ~rogram enHlled, The Ufe ,,;:: MATHENY Private Annabel L. Matheny daua!JU.r of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A: I JUNE WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. and Mrs. John B, Hale, ·9! Route 1, VIntOn are anrounclng the engagement and !lli>I'O&I!h~ Jl!&rriage or their dal!ghtar, iil!rley AM, to Larry Il, Grolentee, son of )lr. and )Irs, Fred Gr..~e of Route 1, VIntOn. MI.. llale Is a 1961 graduate of North Gallla lli8h0 SCtmOL Mr. GJ;"Oenlee gracllatad from North Gallla Hllh Sc:hool in 1961 and Is presently emPloyed at Saginaw Wire Co. Norwalk, Ohio. A. June wedding is being planned. • ·~ ;, groom~1motberwore•two »Ieee dress of turqlllii-ueand . 1f00n with black ICCOIIOritland a white roo"""" cor-A recoption was held !oiJDw. Ins the weddl111 In the ooc!ll fOOl!\ of the ehul'Ch. Tho brlcle'a table wu centered with a thr .... tlerad weddiu8 eal<e, -ad by a m!nlau•re bride and SfOCIJIIo Mill Dana GUimaD and Mia& Linde BWkburn aerveci'U.. eal<e and Mill PO!IIIY 81'0\1811 presided at thuunch boWL The ·)Irs. BW""""" Is a . . . ,, ... '•.. •' . . OURS AloNE \ ' t' ''~'' · ' �The dren. ""bed "' carrtl!i 'li ~· with whliO \~·~···~ . . ·~·-·· l~~e}:,·r ol the vOilo)r, .• ,. o~11::~!'l'~~~ Seen~ be' the latilc ,:~ oI mrs. rator or the . Ml•• Juclv' GllllluiP' ~ mold ol liOn!>• lor ·~•.11:-.. ~~ wore a bl110_~:.~"' ' CurMartJus -. with blue accoaiqrllo -~ !'al'" ' rlad • boolllll \)1 WbiW ~· Musewn, Marietta, one of three BPeakers. · ;."'l Nrs. Remley Is a graclllJwo of RonnY BWI<bora. bnitlloi' of the 1,_ aenad •• belt Jilin. The bride'• ~ wOire •a brow~ ,t,nd or-. paliley print wool di'<iso with brOWn ieeeooorlea 01\d a yellOw rooe bod cor- Marietta College, P!Usburgh Ill>' Sino" Training Sc:hool and the Arr!e Rogers Sc:hool•of lnlertnr Doi:oraUng, Plttsbu!Jh. . Through the use of alleles and other visuals she will shoW how history or tbls area reflected from the very early time and craftsmen to present .day. Mrs. Remley has lived most of her life in tWs area and h&.s reared her famlb here. ~e wUI answer 'll" The Shirley Ann Hale questions. wearHERE MRS. ROBERT Couch, left, and Mrs. Robert Bowen two or the comfortable sport dresses which are featured • Ol'rilll lashlon wardrobe to be modeled Tue . Trlnlzy United Church of Christ in Pomeroy. . ciJring the szyle revue at 10:45 a.m. ranse from bathing 8 ult to ~lneu &ults for ladies to cocktail dresses. s, in Cloth:::.::.: Other speakers in addition to Mrs. Remley will be Miss Patsy Glass who is Councy Extension Agent, Home Economics, in Galli& Counzy, lile has held this PO:Sltion for the past five yeats, Prior to that tlme she was County Extension Agent, Home Ecormnics, in Clarmont Cowtty. A native of Athens County, Miss Glass llas a bachelor's degree from Ohio State Un!venilty and has tbne graduate work at Cor.. nell University • Ethica, New York. Th.e third speaker wlll be Miss Ruth Schultz, noted floriculturist from Columbus. All women in Meigs, Gallla. Athens, and Mason Counties are weJcome to attend this event sponsored ltY the Extension Sera vice and the A:t,eigs Comty Homemakers Council. The program wUI begin at 10 a.m. with raleistrat:lon apd the . Caio~n 5118 Sh~mblin ' ' . ate •! Southwestern Hltib S.hool1111d Is pre...W employed by Holztr . lloBjiJ!II, ,Mr. Evan• Is employed by the Ohio Power ~ Womllng plana are IncomPlete. • I '• f• . I dal!ghter, Kencla Pome~ are dressed for a '•nmtown .L,.,_ ' la outing as they pose in two ofu.rn 26 test Sllrl11! fashions to be modj>led at Tuesdey's "A' 'i>eclal £ll,y lor_ Homemakers" being held at Tr!nlcy United Ch h Christ m Pomeroy. The wardrotie to be model ed 1s . on urcloan of · from th , e Mccau 5 Pattern Co. and the Cotton Prockacers rstitute. ...... MRS, KENNETH BRAUN ;td } ~ ., ' ' i, ' ··~· I ' "' r .. '•' ,. 0 '·~ •,r; 1• ':' ;H , ..,,1 . \,( . ·: : ; .t . ~ PEDfSTRIANS Twelve Attend Guild Meeting · RACINE - The Racine Wesleyan Service Guild of t h e Methodl st Church met at t h e home of Mrs. Alleyne Roes with .• ' '•.I,' •/"~ ' ,;: ' . '. I ' ,. , .~ r ~~-- LOOK! The AutomobUe Club of S>uthern Ohio Is '""Pl .. mentlng school safecy educ,.. tlon »rosrams by distributing CCI'Iies of this award winning Politer to teach childrenpfODer safezy rules. Three on Marshall Honor listings at the Women's Army Corp a Center. Ft. McClellan Ala., March 8. 81e received in: structlon In Army history and traditlona, administrative proM cedurea, military justice, first aid and Oeld tralnlns. IN&>Et;TS PROJECT - Gerald Tussing, president of the GallUJolil ~ Jaycees, in&pecta one of two new Jaycee sheJ.. ter houses dOW under construeUon at the Gallia CounQ' Junior Falr~s. Both structures measure 18 by 34 feet. They wW be available to area c~rs andpicnikers this summer. REVEAL AltRESf COLOGNE, Germany (UPOThe Prosecutor's olfice Satur-. ~ announced the arrest of fheo LiPPs, a 5S.yeal"oQid detective on the Cologne Police force, on war crimes charges. Authorities said he pl1J3ed a part in the slaughter of Jews in southern Russia during World War D. DUKE LEAVES MADRID (UPO- Angler Bid. cDe I\Jke departed Satarday ending 8 three-year term as U.S. Ambassador to ~aln. He Five Couples Ask n.ne. llew to London lor a brief stay ~encer Dean Mo&s, 33, Gal.Prior to returning to Washington 'r Lieenees lJpolls, welder, and ~aron K. aa chief of White House GALUPOIJS - Five c(KI)Ies Mathias, 22, GalliPolis, waitress. ProtocoL 1 I!Pplied Cor marriage llceni.. Prtdo.Y and Saturday In the olllce ol Glllla Counfl' Probate <;ourt. The)' wore: Harry Coughenour, Jr., 2{1, r Gallfpolla, laborer' and Alice ~-*'' Faye .Jorlos, 19, crown Cizy, Tan, PaBtett~n;d dark color, wash 'n' · ,<.Gt M. Miller, 33, Crown wear, PoPlin. ~alllabl• tnick (\rlwr, aed.VlrBinie YatU) 33, GalllPollo, at Marriage EXTRA ~· "'.no:.:. E. Preston, 2'1, Galltpo. truCk driver, and Darlene Dillclin, %&, Gallli>ol1s, at *. HartliQJlj 22, Gllll- . bo~ker, and Bo!W~ , 18, ~Gal;UPolt•, at Ji •. I ' •• LADIES ALL WEAlHER COATS ' . S7 .OD ·s ,.. PT • PLEASANT- Three Point Pleasant students have beennam~ . eel to the dean's list at West Vlrllnle Universlzy for the ~rst 80 _ mester. . Those recelvingthehonorwere Cheryl Monroe, student at the creative arts center; Terry w. Hall and Donald G, Pullin, both students In the Sc:hool of .,.... 1 PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDIO ,liS .....llill St. ,.,...,, Ohio . SAFFORD'S STUDIO 240flack. !C!ftw. ""· Pt. PIHUftf, v•. . IIIGHI'EN UP .YM HOME FOR SPRING WITH OUR READY MADE DRAPES ,...... . "r"'.~~r 1 50a90, . SIZiS 50x63, 75x68 1 75~~1'1=· Also: 45 Inch Lengths ;ractuote of North Gallia """ ....... ., ,. , Under her Care. '~ o u sheiliars. 1': .•~· ~ ,. . · . "\'(IU are the cine wild ahould . be aOiill to bed,;; I laid. . u()b, no."· Sit· tcod>ecl ~er hair In a seif· . . ~..loal Be"'""· ..Wrot~solon· bli.i~~ ~ . ~ a¢ enth:t\)' f,mtnlnc!. "W!th THE PIECE DIRECT FROM SUNNY FLORIDA GOLDE,N·Ya&.o~ · , , AA.• Ind :a·ntW ·'*"" too, I lb. ·.. iuen oome: !b!ns8ile!nd,iAI•como · Ulldone," she uld. "I'm afrild . rm ooe •of """'" lhlnls." And then amP,Jnt. she ~. ''NoW, It my nlfl!!t walker. how ,llbout'oome creep. .. aleop'l'~ . • JhOI,:to " !XIedlen!IY I turned to bed. And *'" • :tO ~ .: lqiiWinl II! '=i>l'illl ' ilfl . .... l~ed. """''" iCncndnll the man ·wba' IOved H~ ·· statUI of bad . beell. will _.,.. .~ }ook. look· ·wttl\!!1, o(lcl'lb find thoro • ~"· .; SWEET CORN ~ vi'ltble..ln c~arme•• -1-: ~.. 1n ·. be ~!lall· : the ·lcll)eiJclar~•l of•~cor- .. atnlilil: rlciOr at2 i.in. ' ' I THOROFARE (ake·Mixes 2!-i·or. Plcg. 4 Kinds BLUE BONNET · ' } • ,. T • Margarm. l·lb..':Qtn•. , ··: • I · .-. ,..• 1 · '' .;,, TillS AJttiCLE, tbOU!II ·~ • --lid C1C11 be ~ot6 wltbiiut '· · ~ methilli ~ ~fior· once Nlil>tiniPI• PI~- T b l. s. · plodiO Ia taken b)' the pre.c:lln· ' .'teals (afiM tralnlns ~r 6 IIIClllthol \111011 capfllni. and aiiO '· abolit ~ DREAMING of .\ df· WHITE LACE?' •• .. ·' . ,, . , . ' \1.' ' ~ t• f." •FLQRALS. .4P PRINTS . •.PLAINS new .., '··~ INSTOCKl guaranteed lor.pen111111'!14/ir! mond value. low, urdluriied, yet IIIII of Yitalnot see her face", but &lie waa smlllni- lllel ls . I thouillt. a:ncl pret\Y, and , • , ·, ao we walked I foriiiCIII a IDJII· •{I ' tal of my nurse. imln; pre"""py. ihebri&llt o( the chart·area fell upon . . I laW &lie ~d liCit fit my pic- .. turpne wa• youila. but &lie was Her race waa tllln, her 6-Sib. Avg. lb:'· 1·1~. macy. Artearved Diamond W,.il,, ll~l moua tor over 100 yean, this low, low prke. F u U are one of mtne." Her voice was I her ltd. ' The rummage sale held recently was a big suceess. ReM frelhments were served to Ute above and to Etta Mae Hill, Ruth lUll, VIrginia Roes, Allee Wolfe, Loraine Dumas and Margarlt West. The next meeting will be at the home of Allee Wolte.. Jmlilne nallonally advel~l Sc:hool· and the Weaver Airline .. 81lC8.t,:....llhe said, "'At nl(d:lt el.cll nua'ie has a certain number of 11 ' :· · pitlentl Thir~ A• Rob_. erts, Grace Jfuffman, Clara Mae Sarsent and Marse Kimbler. The report from the IIOIII!n4Uns committee wao Biven and llllllrGVecl. Plans were made to decorate the cburch (or sunrise services. ear.. )lJl !lie 10 Dean R. ~vane, son of Nr. eed Ml'" "Lawrence. EVIDI o( the &ra • Rodney Hoad. MISs :ilamllllit loa gro~ ,,;·r. r WINNII, MA - I C lloltTY POS!II CONIISI training ' weli; .are announel111 the qasemtll! of their daugh~, Our Lord. Taking part were Francis Matheny, Roote 1, Leon, w. va., completed eltibt weeks of basic • .. · 'fti,WED - Mr. and Mri, TnSln'i St,amblinol ~ 2 Blcl- 12 members present. Libby Wilford was In eharp of the. ~rogram enHlled, The Ufe ,,;:: MATHENY Private Annabel L. Matheny daua!JU.r of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A: I JUNE WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. and Mrs. John B, Hale, ·9! Route 1, VIntOn are anrounclng the engagement and !lli>I'O&I!h~ Jl!&rriage or their dal!ghtar, iil!rley AM, to Larry Il, Grolentee, son of )lr. and )Irs, Fred Gr..~e of Route 1, VIntOn. MI.. llale Is a 1961 graduate of North Gallla lli8h0 SCtmOL Mr. GJ;"Oenlee gracllatad from North Gallla Hllh Sc:hool in 1961 and Is presently emPloyed at Saginaw Wire Co. Norwalk, Ohio. A. June wedding is being planned. • ·~ ;, groom~1motberwore•two »Ieee dress of turqlllii-ueand . 1f00n with black ICCOIIOritland a white roo"""" cor-A recoption was held !oiJDw. Ins the weddl111 In the ooc!ll fOOl!\ of the ehul'Ch. Tho brlcle'a table wu centered with a thr .... tlerad weddiu8 eal<e, -ad by a m!nlau•re bride and SfOCIJIIo Mill Dana GUimaD and Mia& Linde BWkburn aerveci'U.. eal<e and Mill PO!IIIY 81'0\1811 presided at thuunch boWL The ·)Irs. BW""""" Is a . . . ,, ... '•.. •' . . OURS AloNE \ ' t' ''~'' · ' �' •Jed ·b.J . who of Ill: Gramlllli the -OJ). lmina~er.MrL . WOOdru«' iraiil, In Tlmel Like These. Tho bualneaslneellna was.,... dueled by the preoldenl and tho secretory and treasurer's ,.e.; .... "· ' ...... ports were glv~ Two donatlmo ol $.1 each were received by Andrea Lynn Seagle IdA) WEDDING PLANNED- Mr. and Mr" Albert !lcCiny Seagle, of 1315 Krise Circle, LJn::hburg. Va.., annouoce the qogernent of tllolr .....,...,., Andrea 4m, tu 1..1. ~ aid Keith Shalnblin, .... of llr. and !ln. lllrry I:bDald blln of Alexandri1, Vo. lll&s Seagle Is • It Emory and Henry College. llr, !Nmblln Is a ~ of Emory and Henry CoUege and is ~ with tile Unltad states Air Force. The we<kllng will be oo eveot of ~ 25 at Celltenal')' M-st Church, I.Yn<llllurio Vo. Ronald Is tile grandson of Mrs. Edith Siamblin and die late James !laamblln Sr., ot Cbeshire, and llr. and llr" ADen Hughes of llllddleport. Gallipolis Guiding ML Speaker, Dr. John Groth Go....,. _., U,OUs Illi• beld Ill tile - m ,... ror to make money were III)Tan West. - · Dr. G- tpilloCBIIlel!nl dl5aiJoecl, and a rummage sale decldod UJIOII. It will be few year& ot a ddll's ile illlll beld April 26 and 27 at tho Betchlldren' s dlleillf& . _ 'lt'l,)' a !.fro. Kenneth · .,...;. dent, called tbe ned ire 1D 1r- Ross Bakery. Mrs. Jemlfer Utlletoo was taken into the eiW as a n e w OCSEA Business AAeeting Set For April I member. RefreEtlment& were served by the hostess. Door prize was won by Mrs. Jim Unroe. The meetinB next month will be beld at tile home of Mrs. Ral)ll Belville, Chelll1re. Ill' The regular ly buslneso meetlns ortlte Chapter of 111e ado ClvU ee Employees As~ will be held M~, AprU 1, at 7:30 p.m. In the East llall firol fioor at GSI. GALLIPOLIS - S Bridal Shower Held for Former Janet Kemper All per sons who are on t h e """T ....s. Faye Wster, by Mrs. Hazel HarmaD; Baptism of tile HolY Spirit, by Allee Whitley; Strength trom tile Holy Spirit, by MrL Jessie lb.lchlns, and Prayer for tho Holy ~rlt, by Mrs. Baker. The meeting was closed by Building Plans Discussed At PTO Meeting GALLIPOLIS- Reports of tile last sdtool board meeting were diKtnoed at the AddsvU!e PTO Kemper, Mrs. Amy ette and chUdren, Tommy and Terry, Mrs. Ann bnley, Mrs. Mildred Fish, Mrs. Jud)' Fuller, Mrs. Persinger, M I a s Debbie Persinger. Mrs. Brenda Callihan, Mrs. Vlrglnla Fuller, at a surprise JIIIJ'b' hald recently In Colum- n.za1 bus, Several members or the family from Galllpolls attended. Mrs. ~e Neal opresoed . ;, tllanks to all the captslns and ,. •• · -, 'IIOrkero Who helped with t h e heart fLnl drive, Mrs. Curley Kemper, Mrs. Olive Kemper, Miss Gloria KemStanley L. Evans, Heclgewood per, 'Mrs. Myrtle Kemper, Mrs. Dr., and grandaoo, Stanley, left Nettle Carter, Mrs. Claud Mason, Mrs. RosemSI')' Neal, and this week for a vacation trip to Mn. David Pickens. Mexico. Stanley' slsmlly wUI visMrs. Kate Da\i)er, M r s. It tllelr grandmother, Mrs. StanRuth Fuller and Mrs. OWe a.rnloy Evans and with Mr. and Mrs. ette were hostel&eB ror the evenRobert Evans, Rio Grande, while Ing. tbelr father iB in Mexico. Door prize waa won by Mr1. Margl Footer Is spending !he weokend in' Clnclnoatl with Ann Olive Kemper. Two p.me prizwere won by Mrs. Nettie ai'4 Jan Lolli, sludent• at 111e "carter and Matt Kemper. , Ulllveroily ol Clnelmatl. Those Blbllng glltl were, Mro. ; Sit. Thomas E. Guthrie has Ira Galloway, Mrs. Lawrence :~ beeo liJIInding a month wUh his Greene, Mrs. Cllarles Wa· r d, Jll!llller, Mrs. Mar, Cordell of Mrs. Douglas Ka7ser, Mrs. Tom Bidwell. Set. Guthrie hi• beeo In Vietnam tor tour months and Runion, Mrs. Walter Neal, Miss wW be ping .back to Vietnam In Belt1 ilddmo,.., Mro. Emlly !llltcheU, Mrs. Grace McCormick, April. Mrs. Earl Prose. Mrs. l'oiiiiY Patter BOn, Mrs. Maey Ann Wood, Mrs. George Miller, !1111 Dol> Sehsefilng, Miss C o n n le Cl'Ois, Mrs. Lena HIIIJII11a1Ci1, 0!1 COURSE BEING OI'FERm An ado Ulllverllt;y Extenlion Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harcleslf, Couno onlnterperoonal CommuMr. and Mrs. lilove Noble, Bill will be ol!erOd I o r Mallhew1, 'Ed Edelblute, Mrl. hours credit at Dap.m. Tburo- =·~rape, and Mn. Pam . Wiseman ot'ililo Englllh and deparllii~ ~wll}' be tile . :... -~ ~ei:ti'I'ber.:~!OW' .. ,. cred_ w!lhoat ••. lor !he 10 weeks Of·, ~~,_:· ·:- I''*' ' ....... :1' •••· ' ITEMS TbQTIIb CREST COLGAU pve the treuurer' a report. Plans for extending 111e scllool w1nl were ctiscussed. Musical Program Presented For Vinton PTC BIU liboekley and lreasurer'a report waa read by Mro. Bill ~clde. The program was under tl\8 dlrectlOD ol Mrs. Carrie Dale, mus1clnlt:r1lctor. The mulic pre. - . d was 111at pre11aled at Athms. , Tho next meeting will be wl111 William Northup and mullc will be presented by 111e Nort11 GalliB Rand. USTERINE MIBIII J - and Joyce An· der1011 were recently entertaSn.. 04 wltll a 8Ull>rlse blrtiJclay par· 11 liven In their at tllelr bumo. , Relre~a of homeDildo lee creem and cake W.re . .. ' ' .· ' ' ,' "'"' . 150 ... ~ . ·. ~ . . .......... : . . ..... ... .. . }· ' · ·. ! ,. ,, , , , , , , , , , , , ·,·, 1 ' .~IA._ ~ . IJVE'J 'r c>ti. 99cPAI0 . OINT: '· ME . · · ... . NT ·.... .............. . .:., VITAMINS 83c MULTIPLE •. .. ..... 7 '.... ••....•.••.• 1.57 .,__.._ __,_99_c_. REG.$4.94 LADIES SHIFT DRESSES 2.77 \ GIRLS REG. $1.99 CASUAL SHOES 1.00 · --...-- Broken Slfet DUPONT SATIN SHEEN ENAMEL 48.78 RUG 'ONJ,y · -=20. 00 ROOM SIZE - - -- REG. $68.00 '<I~ . . " NYLONS ,. \' REO. T0$3.91 SHIRTS 49 94 • 1~87 15 TO SELL Boys D\ING.u&s 57·/t. ~ RIG. 2 FOR SUO LongSIMve SHfiTS I•S.7 12TOSELL REG.$1.49 .RECJ. ..' "• ' "• :·:· TO •ii.L .. : ·:-ttl .· 67c S~T SHIRT$ · : , ...... ·.. $2.98 DENIM C~.OFFS . ' . . . . t~l' ~2.98 RAIN ;COATS ........ . (4)::, . .. $3.98JII. WIWIGLER • . SKJRTS . ............. , . : (13f ' $1.98 to $2157 WOMENs ' ., , I. . "' •·. ' ~ 1.98 PRINUmiCOATS . ... ; ·. c' DR.-J~~SE · •. . ; ' ' $2 •'4. 4','Glo~.. .... ~.·~ 1:,;, .s'~ ·... I $'l.97 ~HIRMAI!tT ~S,ES (18) .. 67urid i!:OO. ~LO $fliRTS .' .'. , ~~ . . . ,, . · BIG.-..rJ'. SAYQ$ ·,Qff : ·. .ENTQf~ ,.. ."~"" ' ' ' '· • ~ ..•~~- ·.a ·' '< IT ,, ' I - .:, ' ' .·' ,, < ;;. RE'G. $1.49 JUMBO CLOTHES ' '· . ' .. ~t~ .•·· ' fl · ' i ~ ~ . .- ~.-- '' w·-~ P....lc.... Tp...RE.s~5 ' ., PAD AND (OVER 28 42 • . ,,. ' (..,\ '' ,ff . DIN& lOAD F•.• • .. E.D.. ., ' '- . . . REG.99c . I BLOUSES , .... .' ........... , ; (15} $3.44!ind$4.44 WOMiNS ' · . , ..," 1 ;~ ILOUSE,S . .- : ... . .• ·• . . . . . . . (24) I lOY$ WEAR Sl~t~14only - ' .. ... '' 371- 1 1/'1 - 3. ~~~~:~:t~ . . WEAR ....... """' REGUlAR S7c lOX · SAVEi4c ' tt Knit .; . ..-..; ' tiS bet£N ! 'lHI( -REG••47c SI!AM'BAC!( 610NII 3 SPEED STE~Eo CONSOLE ONLY . '· .B TOSEL!. PATCHWORK ROCKER '',, : 30 PAIR TO SELL Shlltl . REG. $69.9!1 · -~ ' soc.. MENS $1.57 EA. ltr· - ~~)) ... . . CLEAN REG. $2.49 Qt. :\ ~· MR. BOYS SHORT . SLEEVE SHIRTS . REGuLAR $1.9t CHILDREN$·AND MENS LARGE REG. He SIZE REG. $1.98 · VITAMINS .. '' 99c CHEW~~ . .·. ·................ _.,.. . 76c . ( .. $ HIGt-1 POTENe"f 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 1.48 CHEWAILES , ...... , . . . . • . . .. . . • . . n•·'\ LADIES BLOUSES .' .,. _,,, .. ; ....... .., ............ . I& . . CH . 5 CASTOIIA ........ ; : . .... . SACCHA~IN TABLETS ............... . VIJ.UES T0$2.91 REG. $29.95 NYLON I ~N fl~ REG.69c The o.l i>' 74~ ' '' ·'54c REsoL""' · · ·... •!"• . :· •••.•. , •. ·..•••. .. .' . 'ii ·.. ... NYLONS served. - . e s opeoodand aelmowledged the Jllls, .Those attondinl Wel'eMrs.Ora . Anderf'l'o Mr, and Mrs. Alfred • BurtM; Mra.- lliriluol Dexter · ~. Marl.,., llr. "':''~~,,·; a.u;)-··Holllnlliead, Mrl. ....~•.:• 111m C!IIIY. Ml11 Wyoma , , SEAMLESS 6 ONLy SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN REG. LOW ' 40NLY VINTON - A IV>II1lnating oommiiU!o .... appolnted to select • arste of ollleera for t h • 1968-G seboo1 year at tile Vlntm PTC meetinB hold r.contly. !Irs. Eleellor White presided over lho meetlns wltlcll. was attended by 21 members. i!eere-' taey' a report was given by Mrs. '. 64~ REG. $1.09 - _, . hg.95c meetlns. Principal !ller . ley !lleets opeood 111e meetlns Lon!' s Pn.Yer In IIIIIIRI for del.hr<P s Pra.ver in unt son f o r devotions. Mrs. Delbert Cla,y read t ~ e minutes. Mrs. llo!rell LaBieler sPuws · ·..'· TooTHPASTES . GLEEM . - 1 Further dotallo can b<i'~.' ' pet 1A •1'80!· ...a by calling the lloizll' SetidOJ, dirson, llclullaa Bu- eed tDial · colt o1 ., Or Nursing. Dovls llall '' · ':· . :• <ltael CalfY, ·. ' ~~ ' ..' - ' ~" '", ! recent . Sexton, Mrs. Barbara Kemper, and son Mall, Mrs. Allee ~­ guo, Mrs. Elvin Neal, Mro. Helen King, Mrs. Be1l1 Large, Miss Beclcy Klns. Mrs. MSI')' a.m. Mrs. Willard Austin was tile ! -.a Attending were Mrs. Lucille mentl were served. Voreb, Miss JoanDa Voreb, Mrs. Lowell Kemper, Mia& Fra'nces a!.. 1118• of honor teen. Forty-two ~shine calla were reported and me visitation tD 111e GSI at Ga!Upolhi. A visltat!Oil by Goorge S1do wei~ a ml&sionar1 !rom Korea, 1& anticipated in tiJe near More and tho Soclecy to pre- him wiih a of cash at that time. Two new members were ac:kl-ed to the m.-llhlp roll. The program _.e.t with acripblre GALLIPOLIS_ Abridal"'-· A nominating commiiU!o was er was given for Mrs. J a n e t appolnted. Miss Audrey Davia, (Kemper) ~llller at tho ~ring- Mrs. Dan Stidham and Mrs. Arfleld Grange, recently. The gift ' len Brown will serve on tile comtable was decorated wilh yellow miiU!o. and blue, a side table hold a paIt was decided the children per pitcher. A large long table would have IIU))el'Vialon In the was covered with a lace table- £YI1l cturln& the next PTO meetelolll which held a paper boll. lng. A c:ake with the lnscrJDtion "Best The guest speaker was M r a. Wlohes Janet and Pat" and a dec- Pearl llaUield, public health oralloo of a horseshoe, and punch oorse. !lie spoke on publlchealtll were served, after the honoree services. opened and acknowledged h 0 r !llerlll!' Sheets' fifth grade m:r+ won the room ·count. Refre!lh.. • ReaoluUon Committee are asked tu meet one-ball hour earlier. The Reaolutloo Committee allks an.v public employee wtto hal a IIOIIIId reoolutlon that they wOuld like br<lll!ht to 111e attention or !he state convention to please be present to present It 10 It can be put In the convention CatalOIIUO. Tbls lnduclea all public employeeo, otate, ~. nnmldpal ·or aebools. There Will be prlzeo, eoterta1mnellt and refjell!ments. Oilier lmjiOrt8llt buslneos Is on !he agenda. All oom~: ' mlilee• pleaoe be road)' to re: .' port. _ A gel-well card WIS signed by all for Mr&. MatUe Chas- Urln& L - tM7's I'O)JOrt. MrL Joe 1'11111devoUoos tho evenal! llln. ~ is, 111e ooelel;y. Members- tofllmlallmeat for church fellow!bll> meals and lunches !llmlahed for M.-ot people, a serrice Width tbia 10dety performs for bereaved meni>ers and friend& mthe ds)' o1 runerala. Meat Ia to be paid for from wscs trea'""'l'- reading. Oilier readings , ...., GALLIPIJUI - Dr. J o b.u dor. Mrs. Richard Fulks road the trasurer•a report, aDd Mrs. Groth .... post """"'"" 1'111' the Mardt meetbtg af the Eiill- 11aiJ6 BelvUio road tile oeere- -·) \ ' . . '\. ' il;.-, '"' �' •Jed ·b.J . who of Ill: Gramlllli the -OJ). lmina~er.MrL . WOOdru«' iraiil, In Tlmel Like These. Tho bualneaslneellna was.,... dueled by the preoldenl and tho secretory and treasurer's ,.e.; .... "· ' ...... ports were glv~ Two donatlmo ol $.1 each were received by Andrea Lynn Seagle IdA) WEDDING PLANNED- Mr. and Mr" Albert !lcCiny Seagle, of 1315 Krise Circle, LJn::hburg. Va.., annouoce the qogernent of tllolr .....,...,., Andrea 4m, tu 1..1. ~ aid Keith Shalnblin, .... of llr. and !ln. lllrry I:bDald blln of Alexandri1, Vo. lll&s Seagle Is • It Emory and Henry College. llr, !Nmblln Is a ~ of Emory and Henry CoUege and is ~ with tile Unltad states Air Force. The we<kllng will be oo eveot of ~ 25 at Celltenal')' M-st Church, I.Yn<llllurio Vo. Ronald Is tile grandson of Mrs. Edith Siamblin and die late James !laamblln Sr., ot Cbeshire, and llr. and llr" ADen Hughes of llllddleport. Gallipolis Guiding ML Speaker, Dr. John Groth Go....,. _., U,OUs Illi• beld Ill tile - m ,... ror to make money were III)Tan West. - · Dr. G- tpilloCBIIlel!nl dl5aiJoecl, and a rummage sale decldod UJIOII. It will be few year& ot a ddll's ile illlll beld April 26 and 27 at tho Betchlldren' s dlleillf& . _ 'lt'l,)' a !.fro. Kenneth · .,...;. dent, called tbe ned ire 1D 1r- Ross Bakery. Mrs. Jemlfer Utlletoo was taken into the eiW as a n e w OCSEA Business AAeeting Set For April I member. RefreEtlment& were served by the hostess. Door prize was won by Mrs. Jim Unroe. The meetinB next month will be beld at tile home of Mrs. Ral)ll Belville, Chelll1re. Ill' The regular ly buslneso meetlns ortlte Chapter of 111e ado ClvU ee Employees As~ will be held M~, AprU 1, at 7:30 p.m. In the East llall firol fioor at GSI. GALLIPOLIS - S Bridal Shower Held for Former Janet Kemper All per sons who are on t h e """T ....s. Faye Wster, by Mrs. Hazel HarmaD; Baptism of tile HolY Spirit, by Allee Whitley; Strength trom tile Holy Spirit, by MrL Jessie lb.lchlns, and Prayer for tho Holy ~rlt, by Mrs. Baker. The meeting was closed by Building Plans Discussed At PTO Meeting GALLIPOLIS- Reports of tile last sdtool board meeting were diKtnoed at the AddsvU!e PTO Kemper, Mrs. Amy ette and chUdren, Tommy and Terry, Mrs. Ann bnley, Mrs. Mildred Fish, Mrs. Jud)' Fuller, Mrs. Persinger, M I a s Debbie Persinger. Mrs. Brenda Callihan, Mrs. Vlrglnla Fuller, at a surprise JIIIJ'b' hald recently In Colum- n.za1 bus, Several members or the family from Galllpolls attended. Mrs. ~e Neal opresoed . ;, tllanks to all the captslns and ,. •• · -, 'IIOrkero Who helped with t h e heart fLnl drive, Mrs. Curley Kemper, Mrs. Olive Kemper, Miss Gloria KemStanley L. Evans, Heclgewood per, 'Mrs. Myrtle Kemper, Mrs. Dr., and grandaoo, Stanley, left Nettle Carter, Mrs. Claud Mason, Mrs. RosemSI')' Neal, and this week for a vacation trip to Mn. David Pickens. Mexico. Stanley' slsmlly wUI visMrs. Kate Da\i)er, M r s. It tllelr grandmother, Mrs. StanRuth Fuller and Mrs. OWe a.rnloy Evans and with Mr. and Mrs. ette were hostel&eB ror the evenRobert Evans, Rio Grande, while Ing. tbelr father iB in Mexico. Door prize waa won by Mr1. Margl Footer Is spending !he weokend in' Clnclnoatl with Ann Olive Kemper. Two p.me prizwere won by Mrs. Nettie ai'4 Jan Lolli, sludent• at 111e "carter and Matt Kemper. , Ulllveroily ol Clnelmatl. Those Blbllng glltl were, Mro. ; Sit. Thomas E. Guthrie has Ira Galloway, Mrs. Lawrence :~ beeo liJIInding a month wUh his Greene, Mrs. Cllarles Wa· r d, Jll!llller, Mrs. Mar, Cordell of Mrs. Douglas Ka7ser, Mrs. Tom Bidwell. Set. Guthrie hi• beeo In Vietnam tor tour months and Runion, Mrs. Walter Neal, Miss wW be ping .back to Vietnam In Belt1 ilddmo,.., Mro. Emlly !llltcheU, Mrs. Grace McCormick, April. Mrs. Earl Prose. Mrs. l'oiiiiY Patter BOn, Mrs. Maey Ann Wood, Mrs. George Miller, !1111 Dol> Sehsefilng, Miss C o n n le Cl'Ois, Mrs. Lena HIIIJII11a1Ci1, 0!1 COURSE BEING OI'FERm An ado Ulllverllt;y Extenlion Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harcleslf, Couno onlnterperoonal CommuMr. and Mrs. lilove Noble, Bill will be ol!erOd I o r Mallhew1, 'Ed Edelblute, Mrl. hours credit at Dap.m. Tburo- =·~rape, and Mn. Pam . Wiseman ot'ililo Englllh and deparllii~ ~wll}' be tile . :... -~ ~ei:ti'I'ber.:~!OW' .. ,. cred_ w!lhoat ••. lor !he 10 weeks Of·, ~~,_:· ·:- I''*' ' ....... :1' •••· ' ITEMS TbQTIIb CREST COLGAU pve the treuurer' a report. Plans for extending 111e scllool w1nl were ctiscussed. Musical Program Presented For Vinton PTC BIU liboekley and lreasurer'a report waa read by Mro. Bill ~clde. The program was under tl\8 dlrectlOD ol Mrs. Carrie Dale, mus1clnlt:r1lctor. The mulic pre. - . d was 111at pre11aled at Athms. , Tho next meeting will be wl111 William Northup and mullc will be presented by 111e Nort11 GalliB Rand. USTERINE MIBIII J - and Joyce An· der1011 were recently entertaSn.. 04 wltll a 8Ull>rlse blrtiJclay par· 11 liven In their at tllelr bumo. , Relre~a of homeDildo lee creem and cake W.re . .. ' ' .· ' ' ,' "'"' . 150 ... ~ . ·. ~ . . .......... : . . ..... ... .. . }· ' · ·. ! ,. ,, , , , , , , , , , , , ·,·, 1 ' .~IA._ ~ . IJVE'J 'r c>ti. 99cPAI0 . OINT: '· ME . · · ... . NT ·.... .............. . .:., VITAMINS 83c MULTIPLE •. .. ..... 7 '.... ••....•.••.• 1.57 .,__.._ __,_99_c_. REG.$4.94 LADIES SHIFT DRESSES 2.77 \ GIRLS REG. $1.99 CASUAL SHOES 1.00 · --...-- Broken Slfet DUPONT SATIN SHEEN ENAMEL 48.78 RUG 'ONJ,y · -=20. 00 ROOM SIZE - - -- REG. $68.00 '<I~ . . " NYLONS ,. \' REO. T0$3.91 SHIRTS 49 94 • 1~87 15 TO SELL Boys D\ING.u&s 57·/t. ~ RIG. 2 FOR SUO LongSIMve SHfiTS I•S.7 12TOSELL REG.$1.49 .RECJ. ..' "• ' "• :·:· TO •ii.L .. : ·:-ttl .· 67c S~T SHIRT$ · : , ...... ·.. $2.98 DENIM C~.OFFS . ' . . . . t~l' ~2.98 RAIN ;COATS ........ . (4)::, . .. $3.98JII. WIWIGLER • . SKJRTS . ............. , . : (13f ' $1.98 to $2157 WOMENs ' ., , I. . "' •·. ' ~ 1.98 PRINUmiCOATS . ... ; ·. c' DR.-J~~SE · •. . ; ' ' $2 •'4. 4','Glo~.. .... ~.·~ 1:,;, .s'~ ·... I $'l.97 ~HIRMAI!tT ~S,ES (18) .. 67urid i!:OO. ~LO $fliRTS .' .'. , ~~ . . . ,, . · BIG.-..rJ'. SAYQ$ ·,Qff : ·. .ENTQf~ ,.. ."~"" ' ' ' '· • ~ ..•~~- ·.a ·' '< IT ,, ' I - .:, ' ' .·' ,, < ;;. RE'G. $1.49 JUMBO CLOTHES ' '· . ' .. ~t~ .•·· ' fl · ' i ~ ~ . .- ~.-- '' w·-~ P....lc.... Tp...RE.s~5 ' ., PAD AND (OVER 28 42 • . ,,. ' (..,\ '' ,ff . DIN& lOAD F•.• • .. E.D.. ., ' '- . . . REG.99c . I BLOUSES , .... .' ........... , ; (15} $3.44!ind$4.44 WOMiNS ' · . , ..," 1 ;~ ILOUSE,S . .- : ... . .• ·• . . . . . . . (24) I lOY$ WEAR Sl~t~14only - ' .. ... '' 371- 1 1/'1 - 3. ~~~~:~:t~ . . WEAR ....... """' REGUlAR S7c lOX · SAVEi4c ' tt Knit .; . ..-..; ' tiS bet£N ! 'lHI( -REG••47c SI!AM'BAC!( 610NII 3 SPEED STE~Eo CONSOLE ONLY . '· .B TOSEL!. PATCHWORK ROCKER '',, : 30 PAIR TO SELL Shlltl . REG. $69.9!1 · -~ ' soc.. MENS $1.57 EA. ltr· - ~~)) ... . . CLEAN REG. $2.49 Qt. :\ ~· MR. BOYS SHORT . SLEEVE SHIRTS . REGuLAR $1.9t CHILDREN$·AND MENS LARGE REG. He SIZE REG. $1.98 · VITAMINS .. '' 99c CHEW~~ . .·. ·................ _.,.. . 76c . ( .. $ HIGt-1 POTENe"f 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 1.48 CHEWAILES , ...... , . . . . • . . .. . . • . . n•·'\ LADIES BLOUSES .' .,. _,,, .. ; ....... .., ............ . I& . . CH . 5 CASTOIIA ........ ; : . .... . SACCHA~IN TABLETS ............... . VIJ.UES T0$2.91 REG. $29.95 NYLON I ~N fl~ REG.69c The o.l i>' 74~ ' '' ·'54c REsoL""' · · ·... •!"• . :· •••.•. , •. ·..•••. .. .' . 'ii ·.. ... NYLONS served. - . e s opeoodand aelmowledged the Jllls, .Those attondinl Wel'eMrs.Ora . Anderf'l'o Mr, and Mrs. Alfred • BurtM; Mra.- lliriluol Dexter · ~. Marl.,., llr. "':''~~,,·; a.u;)-··Holllnlliead, Mrl. ....~•.:• 111m C!IIIY. Ml11 Wyoma , , SEAMLESS 6 ONLy SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN REG. LOW ' 40NLY VINTON - A IV>II1lnating oommiiU!o .... appolnted to select • arste of ollleera for t h • 1968-G seboo1 year at tile Vlntm PTC meetinB hold r.contly. !Irs. Eleellor White presided over lho meetlns wltlcll. was attended by 21 members. i!eere-' taey' a report was given by Mrs. '. 64~ REG. $1.09 - _, . hg.95c meetlns. Principal !ller . ley !lleets opeood 111e meetlns Lon!' s Pn.Yer In IIIIIIRI for del.hr<P s Pra.ver in unt son f o r devotions. Mrs. Delbert Cla,y read t ~ e minutes. Mrs. llo!rell LaBieler sPuws · ·..'· TooTHPASTES . GLEEM . - 1 Further dotallo can b<i'~.' ' pet 1A •1'80!· ...a by calling the lloizll' SetidOJ, dirson, llclullaa Bu- eed tDial · colt o1 ., Or Nursing. Dovls llall '' · ':· . :• <ltael CalfY, ·. ' ~~ ' ..' - ' ~" '", ! recent . Sexton, Mrs. Barbara Kemper, and son Mall, Mrs. Allee ~­ guo, Mrs. Elvin Neal, Mro. Helen King, Mrs. Be1l1 Large, Miss Beclcy Klns. Mrs. MSI')' a.m. Mrs. Willard Austin was tile ! -.a Attending were Mrs. Lucille mentl were served. Voreb, Miss JoanDa Voreb, Mrs. Lowell Kemper, Mia& Fra'nces a!.. 1118• of honor teen. Forty-two ~shine calla were reported and me visitation tD 111e GSI at Ga!Upolhi. A visltat!Oil by Goorge S1do wei~ a ml&sionar1 !rom Korea, 1& anticipated in tiJe near More and tho Soclecy to pre- him wiih a of cash at that time. Two new members were ac:kl-ed to the m.-llhlp roll. The program _.e.t with acripblre GALLIPOLIS_ Abridal"'-· A nominating commiiU!o was er was given for Mrs. J a n e t appolnted. Miss Audrey Davia, (Kemper) ~llller at tho ~ring- Mrs. Dan Stidham and Mrs. Arfleld Grange, recently. The gift ' len Brown will serve on tile comtable was decorated wilh yellow miiU!o. and blue, a side table hold a paIt was decided the children per pitcher. A large long table would have IIU))el'Vialon In the was covered with a lace table- £YI1l cturln& the next PTO meetelolll which held a paper boll. lng. A c:ake with the lnscrJDtion "Best The guest speaker was M r a. Wlohes Janet and Pat" and a dec- Pearl llaUield, public health oralloo of a horseshoe, and punch oorse. !lie spoke on publlchealtll were served, after the honoree services. opened and acknowledged h 0 r !llerlll!' Sheets' fifth grade m:r+ won the room ·count. Refre!lh.. • ReaoluUon Committee are asked tu meet one-ball hour earlier. The Reaolutloo Committee allks an.v public employee wtto hal a IIOIIIId reoolutlon that they wOuld like br<lll!ht to 111e attention or !he state convention to please be present to present It 10 It can be put In the convention CatalOIIUO. Tbls lnduclea all public employeeo, otate, ~. nnmldpal ·or aebools. There Will be prlzeo, eoterta1mnellt and refjell!ments. Oilier lmjiOrt8llt buslneos Is on !he agenda. All oom~: ' mlilee• pleaoe be road)' to re: .' port. _ A gel-well card WIS signed by all for Mr&. MatUe Chas- Urln& L - tM7's I'O)JOrt. MrL Joe 1'11111devoUoos tho evenal! llln. ~ is, 111e ooelel;y. Members- tofllmlallmeat for church fellow!bll> meals and lunches !llmlahed for M.-ot people, a serrice Width tbia 10dety performs for bereaved meni>ers and friend& mthe ds)' o1 runerala. Meat Ia to be paid for from wscs trea'""'l'- reading. Oilier readings , ...., GALLIPIJUI - Dr. J o b.u dor. Mrs. Richard Fulks road the trasurer•a report, aDd Mrs. Groth .... post """"'"" 1'111' the Mardt meetbtg af the Eiill- 11aiJ6 BelvUio road tile oeere- -·) \ ' . . '\. ' il;.-, '"' �ds. ter, shiP," remar d Sheet +++ e, eras + sident re ember r- betterment of Gallia County e wi Y ew thro LL membered. •• Marga. noi Gr nts T Pub ·c 0 VI Soturdo,y ·,ntght :V0111i 39 games the ,255 pO iD th 195~· p <llllturtd In • + • and Fellure, AI Dole 1Mb J!o. is 011 I be 1 ••, : lev.el-.. . d '· Tu ees hat of Poor Por rulea· p lve 1 • pi e •• mention f Uon but said had Ga ·a· CAP Coleg Res red ' . m~r.tloJIOdeer r s, James N. M. V tine, and "" "' jogging, +++++ It's Low Pnc. T W'-•do.Y Thurodo.Y F 51 1 72 3G t5 80 55 .5, laat d pi of ,, . ri' g erf . •• Eas r I!IYIIIS'• Iii' a, I •po, I y r · f fa rit... •• " '· .r, '_1 . . 1' ~j ~ c . . •:at ~ 1;7 ~=~hlib len11o-nfor f8 .11 .0 ·:-:::.:::;:~1);;:::!~.:-:•:-.;:!:.:;:::-::;·;; : ·::::::::::~:.:::;:; ' ' . f ~· ·' ' ';_;. ,, ~- I j Cop Weattbcr PLACE OUR nl .. For .! �ds. ter, shiP," remar d Sheet +++ e, eras + sident re ember r- betterment of Gallia County e wi Y ew thro LL membered. •• Marga. noi Gr nts T Pub ·c 0 VI Soturdo,y ·,ntght :V0111i 39 games the ,255 pO iD th 195~· p <llllturtd In • + • and Fellure, AI Dole 1Mb J!o. is 011 I be 1 ••, : lev.el-.. . d '· Tu ees hat of Poor Por rulea· p lve 1 • pi e •• mention f Uon but said had Ga ·a· CAP Coleg Res red ' . m~r.tloJIOdeer r s, James N. M. V tine, and "" "' jogging, +++++ It's Low Pnc. T W'-•do.Y Thurodo.Y F 51 1 72 3G t5 80 55 .5, laat d pi of ,, . ri' g erf . •• Eas r I!IYIIIS'• Iii' a, I •po, I y r · f fa rit... •• " '· .r, '_1 . . 1' ~j ~ c . . •:at ~ 1;7 ~=~hlib len11o-nfor f8 .11 .0 ·:-:::.:::;:~1);;:::!~.:-:•:-.;:!:.:;:::-::;·;; : ·::::::::::~:.:::;:; ' ' . f ~· ·' ' ';_;. ,, ~- I j Cop Weattbcr PLACE OUR nl .. For .! �York .fLTF Ac~epts ' 'Open' Tf!RR~ . ' BY ROBEHT AH!ER • Diu lhia fact and siw theoe p,... PARis (U~ - T~elntetni: pie . St,atue lD the' ttLF,• ilona! ~ •Tennio Fodentlon Borotra oolil, .. , . ' .aocond POIDt Wia ID.•sivo . "OPtb':i:'fOanla, Which , will Pit """h ~ IBSO<:iatlon *'!JDn'.,_lt"}gamst i ~ ,ID otpnize ittel! and ·the . , l)ut .:OillllfOI!Ii'\41 ~lal) 1m.;~ \li"WU! , ~"BBrlll of players til th~umber o" .nriua(~ ' the w~ it, ilea!rts, '' tou~ts, It olio Ptlmlt•. 'l'bl• !iao the main conceo~ion ·aiAieiJt:to ~etthlthatatotuaen<L . tn the· Bridoh. A new c...,ry ··1r. ~~ • tbem tournament• Of of 11 riW[atered'' ,pll.yers wu .... :> • tlielr OWJil' ir·oeto UP ·a "reel~ •· towshed, '...Wever, conttary tn tered P~ers~ Clti&O'J'Iorpl~ Bridsh wlshoa, , ( ero wiD do not ...-n.thetr living , . "Thlo new category, llorotra '··'froln tennlo but do rili:eiV. cOQ>o said, "wW hlclude p~era wiD ponsa&n. ·, · • • ' . .r. not .llrniog a !uU time u.. The _ , tournomelltJ, hoWe"' 1ng froln tennis, but who receive er, are -~ to Include t011o lllOJlOy lor tho tourlliD!enta in nis' "bll lour'\ - tho t!Dited which they pJ~. THIS TRIO of baUen eODiprlaei· the ltortiag oulield for the lloltoa Red Sox, delelldlog StataoLWID)~~n, . Fr6co \ll!d "It wUI enable the loilerlllon Amerleaa LeaJiie. ollalliplon. Carl Yutrzemall Ia left fteld, Re4P. Smhh 1D ctater Austrlilill'chllll!illoitthlpo, to be oincore lor the Orst time and Tony Coalgllaro In ,.,ht are ahowa i\V&Itlng their 1111'111 Ia the baltlaJ eage. Tho;Xl;'l'r liaJiecl the de.;islon in many yearo, b;r acknowledging NEW YORK (UPI) - D I c k attack IIIU! 28 points, 22 Ill U!om ao a 'l!li(Orlc llloment lor world a w~ !act: You cennot Barnett ocorod. 11 of his 21 iD the Orst heir. WUt Clwnbor. 68-06 haUI!me lead .... l!eid .. 11111111&. &bert KeUeher, head of be a lllP player without 'Pending J)llinta in Ute last .....-tor Setur. laiD led FblllldOJpda With 23 87-79 advantaae lftor thno 1101'· tho U.s.·· .LaWJ) Tennis Aasoct.. oo much dme train!ng thet you ~ to poco tho New York Knick- 1>01nta. While Clot Walker and locla.' lion, agreed, thol/ih It varied a need llnai\Cial conwenlllion." orbockero tn a 107 - 98 victory Hal Greer added 20 lllleco. The leoma lD lhe 111111 bit froln the American proPOsal, The third decision of them~ over the lnjucy-rldcDed Fblladel- • Walt Fruier of the Knickers .IIID>e todayatPIJUacloiJibfa•aeo...,'· · "We acbleve a lot o! things 1ng created a "limited number phla 76ors end Ito thetr Ealtern JQ!Ied a In hll r1a1rt cal! V-flall. In a ahorter time dian IPP8Cted of '09en' tennis tournament.•• Divlalon playofl oorloo at two midway lllrouall tho. IOOOnd per. and 1 can ·iey It was a good do. lor both amateurs and pro!os1 llpleco. rame loci end wUI be out of action lode!. clsion, .. ' ' u,~ alid. ' . sillnals. DAYTON (IJPO - An area School. Bamott, hitting on long Jump lnltely, Tho 76ora, who alroa<lf Del ' ' o !rOill 47 countrloo civil righto lll'OUP Slturday The .Probotlon doeo oot CUI" aboto, clocked tor six In a row have lost B!Jiy ClnJinallam lilth mot · " the ~ the aoked Gov. Jameo A. IIIDdeo to tall any athletics at ~. so asaociatod, be made . . _ aa Now York bold of! 0 leto a broken wrilland have Jacl<1011 c · · ship of Glorgid di ·st. Mount Soores 24, · aboUBh the governing authority OHSAA CoJIIIIIIssillner P a u I slble to tho State illl>artment 76or rally to lead 99441iith le11 end Chamberlain p1111ng liiU! m. .fluo oi'IW,y, Theprinctpll.fllure West W'll18, 95-88 u, 811 two minuteal'tllloiJiing. With Jurleo, loll the oervlcoa Ill Weiof the Ohio Hllh School Athlet- Landio said it was a "w~• of E<llca&n. at ·the ~-ineBt!Jw, how~tr, waa " !loco no member o! the the acoro standing at 9946, Lu- 1y Jones, who Injured hia knee 1c Association (OHSAA), that th"'e could be further acINiltANAPOL!S, Ind. (UPI) F"""hniln Jean Borotrs, now OHSAA ~as received IIPPDint.. dua JackiOII wu louled, b u t In tho IOOOnd holf. The call from FORCE <Freetaken 11 any incidents occur l'io&presf4ent of the ILTF, He Rick Mount o! Poxd&e and Run ment by the .-utlve or leeJ.. mlsoed three attempta to make Fblladelpbia jumped of! tn a dom, ~rtunity, Rights, Cit!during the periDd of Probllion. IIIIIJl8iecl to Persuade almost "" Critdi!!eid of C81l!ornia sparked zen&hlp and Equality)' came in The loiter 'Jilek 5.0 lead betoro Read hit a to Rhodes Silted ill lative branch of govo11111ent, two loul llhota. ory delegate to give UP IIOille of the West College All.&rs to a a letter maned tD the Governor Part: and therefore ionotre81JDnslble Then, with the l!Dicha iapos- Jlllllper. Bellllll¥ .PIIIIi>t,Kait:ka Ito araumenta In order tn reach 95.311 victory over the Eaat Sotto the citizens of the atale, we eoallon, and only throe IOOOnda ahead to ~ 'llltli 5:07 'I> ., in "We urge you to exercise all urday In a prelimlnlry to u. S, Seturday, accord1ng to Jessie the Wlllllmouo COIIIPromloe. cannot see how it is Polllble remalnlngontho24-IOCOndciock. U!o OrB! pefiDd whm he jcored Tho nr~. maJor declolon OJ,ympic baokethall triolo Ulis Gooding, tamPOrary chairman o1 the power you have as chief lor it to legally mandata""' Barnett toloed 1a a ialg20.foot loadlnga!allbreahllld""aloul. coming waok· In N. o! the sroUP. He aald the BI'OUP execudve of the state tn !m- li'.orit.Y over any Public achool jlool< llhot to breah fllo76orrolly, ed. With Bellllll¥ IIUI1PiYiillt b o reach¥ ".il' to maintain the M. il COIIt>rlsed of rll!'reaontadves mediately relieve all Public .<· lllllltl1l/; , f~s and ·category or ill this slate," Wilt Bellamy led tho New York scoring, the Knlcka rai>ad to a o1 other community orpniz~ ochools in this Bl8le froln au aaalro Mount led the West charge in ·p~or 0 . and to ,give those ployThe letter added that the U!o IOcond hall, SCOrlna a PIIIO· &ns. enck>r any autllorit,y to be ll'l,.. . .' ·. era otrlojll.,tournament8o· FORCE alao aoked IIIDdes to erned In any marmer by orders _.,. · ·~ ..,There are mW!on.s of Peo- hiall 24 polnto bo!ore loul!ng out the """ailed out our great state Would be • • with 3:20 to pi~, Crilchtleid'o direct the atlor._tnoral to or dirtcdvos . pie around the world invesdpta . d io OIISAA llld"Seok Ohio High School Athledc Asao. Ooor generolln the wan. nls lor Ploaoure, the action against >them !fM;"""I!I, llle,, cillion. ' ~;;,.. . WBI Creditad with 11 hio' In their tide." We further rlfllt that all helping the West's Alter trte Probation was ~.. •. . 1 , (. ,. · <~~·­ · 'The uie o! 'Ohio' In tho title areas of PhYSical educa&n and cloaed at ml<koek, Umbar and BOUND comeback victory, r: AKRON (UP!) - ~. Wfau P~er, scored 730 POiDtS and In Ohio (UPI) Pete Marovich of Louiolana !mpUeo o!flclal ltata IIPPI'Oval athletlos, including alltaachors, ~n olncWo, including lla,)'o or Lllve 11a11, O>Preslllld shock webb, 26, • ~ !otter- 11lo 186~3 oea110n oerved as or aanc&n • or their existence, coaches and athledc directors Sebool' 1 T 0 m state, P!~!ng lor tbe East, was which we find contrary to fact," at the ac&n. man and standout guard, cb1ne trkiPIIIn. hel!>!ng the ZIPo tn UP! All.(lhlo oflenalve' voted U!l> ramo• a "Star !If Stirs" a letter of Inion! pi award. lolari)ich lhared ~Coring the letter atated. his colleeJltl CI&O Piayq ~· c011t>Ua a ZZ-3 mark, one of the "Your immediate attention hero, Saturdo,y ....... _ state tinlver ... ' hobo~' fcl!' the Eaal lilth T o m bolt ill the 68-year hillory of ed to 011 the l!oad coachlna ba~ at AU, ,.....,.., andwelslia224 .}!DerW!nlde of Tennellee, each wW oUeviata tho IIIOnstrous _- at AkroJ1 Vnlveroley, his PtUna 16. Althougil this wW be Wlbb's alma mater. Orst hllad coaching usipnont, told, I Dr, Norman P, Auburn, AU he oervod as a graclJateuais)o The letter came in wake of pru!dent, aold he wW roc...,. ant under Ed Jucktr at tinlvertho OHSAA•s Probltion on LO.Y· LONDON (IJPI) - Snawing alty o1 Cincinnati and wao an If the Light Blues hadn't boat- mend tn the board of ton Donbar High, a PredomiOxford'o three • year wlmlng en Oxford, It Is likely that they that Webb, a nadve ot *r1Dii- .,.IBiant coach at Ohio State ,..ny Nerro ochool. llreah, Cambridge ea811y rowed ...Wd have been declared the Deld Twp,, near bore, be lliiDed' tlnlverolty under Fred TIJior ~ was Placed on to succeed Tony Lateru, Who for two years. to a three and <X!e.flal! length . Ilon tilroillib DeXI achool year vlciory saturday in U!e 114th winners on a diiiQialiftcet!nc. retired 11> enter Private busiLatzera'a teams cOJqJUed an Oxford strayed "0111 Of Btation'' lfter I cilaturllariet, lD Which ' Vnlveralty Boat ~co. ness. ; .~ . ~.(,\~.~·~ • I overall record of 168-.'it and his twice during the raee and drew lllo Pti'IOrul were ltabbod ,and Dr. Webb will •tiP UP to the l<juadli won three Ohio ~.... . Cambrldp covered the four. oaveral othero beaten, bl'Oha out mile, 374-yat'd Thomas River a warnini lor nearly colild!ng tq> POat after as an ence tltles. liiU!· the elliht-man Cambridp fi>llow~Jw a toUflllment pme couroe in 18 minutes, 22 aec- lholl a88iltant baskotball coach to Marcti 1 With Beaverereek High ondo. OxfOrd captain John llock- Laterza since Sept. 1. 1967. In BIOco of llarUord, cam_, <X!e of addl&n to hia coachlna doty, · • the two Americana on the llork Webb oloo Wll Ill asoiotant proreoaor of educa&n. Blue crew, B11111bled by uBinc a The trustees are 11> meat "taterpUiart ur~ with allerneto m8mbera of U!e crew Aj)rll 17 tD act on tho recom. oeeled iln oppoaita aides of the mendation. Webb, WID olarred on U!t AU . boat. New York' 1 Bill Fink. who wai a former Yale oarsman a- Cll88 court froln 1959 to 1963, the Orst p~er recruited lm.'f' - BockBIOco, .... t he waa~ When tho latter suooi!O!t ~... '"' the Oxford c RuaoeU BelchJ.r aa head ~rdJ coach In 1958, • 65 VOLKSWAGEN BUS ........ :a1•1 (Make a Nlee c.inper) 'be new head 0011011, u a feiiJ sa~,!. ~USJy ac~ T~o m. Knicks Whip 76e~, Series Tied At 2-2 .. 29e .. tOe I I ,. I f ' • Qll4l'ter Loin . !• r ,\ ' ' • ;., .Fryers ' ' ' .... Svchor'o under F- •' ·, don Roll· ' • Group Asks Governor To Abolish OHSAA Authority F-IAI•I- Pork Chops • • • • ' ...... i Sausage ' .' Albu"'"'"'"' b;y . • . ....... ' •• I , I I .• 'I· ~ . Ow ~ith~ ~~~ ;!,:.': =~:::.b;y Wyatt Web b So h ug t For Akron Position Cambridge Snaps Oxford's Kroger Brfliril. Regular an4 Drip ~--~~ Sholllt ' . Beans~--······-· Coffee:- 3 Rl'!it•,••IDIIII. · 7 ~ .. :!:r!~~:: ~:.,~~:: Three-Year Winning Streak - · ''"''·" St........... T...... MuttoN, R.tJGGEO .· Greens .....•.•• 89 . ~tl:mqyiDlJAUSM ~~"' '· ~' lnl-• P- I •I . ,. ••rvllw SPRING BRINGS OUT K - ,..._ & Solf.llolol • •• ...... """" 1111-11..... Com ...... '=89c ....... 39c . ' ••••• ' ' 103 . b;y Clll • ... "·'--. t( " !l(,i-,;i ' .. ,, OUR BEST USE·D CARS 64 CHRSYlER NEWPORT .. , ... 4 Dr. 8 cyl Auto. 1\'alll. Power "'""riDJ, R H, w-w t1rea , ' ' 19~ C.clll!.~ 4 Daor SHan CoUP<' Deville. Full fl010· er equlpmen~ radio. tiD!· ed glaos, W/1/w tltea. Real llhart> car. lAically owned $1895 MCHEV; 11$,cA~ ..... , .. · . $1lallr:> fl. w-w tlrea 2 Dr. 8 cyl. SI!ID. Trl111. R llld �York .fLTF Ac~epts ' 'Open' Tf!RR~ . ' BY ROBEHT AH!ER • Diu lhia fact and siw theoe p,... PARis (U~ - T~elntetni: pie . St,atue lD the' ttLF,• ilona! ~ •Tennio Fodentlon Borotra oolil, .. , . ' .aocond POIDt Wia ID.•sivo . "OPtb':i:'fOanla, Which , will Pit """h ~ IBSO<:iatlon *'!JDn'.,_lt"}gamst i ~ ,ID otpnize ittel! and ·the . , l)ut .:OillllfOI!Ii'\41 ~lal) 1m.;~ \li"WU! , ~"BBrlll of players til th~umber o" .nriua(~ ' the w~ it, ilea!rts, '' tou~ts, It olio Ptlmlt•. 'l'bl• !iao the main conceo~ion ·aiAieiJt:to ~etthlthatatotuaen<L . tn the· Bridoh. A new c...,ry ··1r. ~~ • tbem tournament• Of of 11 riW[atered'' ,pll.yers wu .... :> • tlielr OWJil' ir·oeto UP ·a "reel~ •· towshed, '...Wever, conttary tn tered P~ers~ Clti&O'J'Iorpl~ Bridsh wlshoa, , ( ero wiD do not ...-n.thetr living , . "Thlo new category, llorotra '··'froln tennlo but do rili:eiV. cOQ>o said, "wW hlclude p~era wiD ponsa&n. ·, · • • ' . .r. not .llrniog a !uU time u.. The _ , tournomelltJ, hoWe"' 1ng froln tennis, but who receive er, are -~ to Include t011o lllOJlOy lor tho tourlliD!enta in nis' "bll lour'\ - tho t!Dited which they pJ~. THIS TRIO of baUen eODiprlaei· the ltortiag oulield for the lloltoa Red Sox, delelldlog StataoLWID)~~n, . Fr6co \ll!d "It wUI enable the loilerlllon Amerleaa LeaJiie. ollalliplon. Carl Yutrzemall Ia left fteld, Re4P. Smhh 1D ctater Austrlilill'chllll!illoitthlpo, to be oincore lor the Orst time and Tony Coalgllaro In ,.,ht are ahowa i\V&Itlng their 1111'111 Ia the baltlaJ eage. Tho;Xl;'l'r liaJiecl the de.;islon in many yearo, b;r acknowledging NEW YORK (UPI) - D I c k attack IIIU! 28 points, 22 Ill U!om ao a 'l!li(Orlc llloment lor world a w~ !act: You cennot Barnett ocorod. 11 of his 21 iD the Orst heir. WUt Clwnbor. 68-06 haUI!me lead .... l!eid .. 11111111&. &bert KeUeher, head of be a lllP player without 'Pending J)llinta in Ute last .....-tor Setur. laiD led FblllldOJpda With 23 87-79 advantaae lftor thno 1101'· tho U.s.·· .LaWJ) Tennis Aasoct.. oo much dme train!ng thet you ~ to poco tho New York Knick- 1>01nta. While Clot Walker and locla.' lion, agreed, thol/ih It varied a need llnai\Cial conwenlllion." orbockero tn a 107 - 98 victory Hal Greer added 20 lllleco. The leoma lD lhe 111111 bit froln the American proPOsal, The third decision of them~ over the lnjucy-rldcDed Fblladel- • Walt Fruier of the Knickers .IIID>e todayatPIJUacloiJibfa•aeo...,'· · "We acbleve a lot o! things 1ng created a "limited number phla 76ors end Ito thetr Ealtern JQ!Ied a In hll r1a1rt cal! V-flall. In a ahorter time dian IPP8Cted of '09en' tennis tournament.•• Divlalon playofl oorloo at two midway lllrouall tho. IOOOnd per. and 1 can ·iey It was a good do. lor both amateurs and pro!os1 llpleco. rame loci end wUI be out of action lode!. clsion, .. ' ' u,~ alid. ' . sillnals. DAYTON (IJPO - An area School. Bamott, hitting on long Jump lnltely, Tho 76ora, who alroa<lf Del ' ' o !rOill 47 countrloo civil righto lll'OUP Slturday The .Probotlon doeo oot CUI" aboto, clocked tor six In a row have lost B!Jiy ClnJinallam lilth mot · " the ~ the aoked Gov. Jameo A. IIIDdeo to tall any athletics at ~. so asaociatod, be made . . _ aa Now York bold of! 0 leto a broken wrilland have Jacl<1011 c · · ship of Glorgid di ·st. Mount Soores 24, · aboUBh the governing authority OHSAA CoJIIIIIIssillner P a u I slble to tho State illl>artment 76or rally to lead 99441iith le11 end Chamberlain p1111ng liiU! m. .fluo oi'IW,y, Theprinctpll.fllure West W'll18, 95-88 u, 811 two minuteal'tllloiJiing. With Jurleo, loll the oervlcoa Ill Weiof the Ohio Hllh School Athlet- Landio said it was a "w~• of E<llca&n. at ·the ~-ineBt!Jw, how~tr, waa " !loco no member o! the the acoro standing at 9946, Lu- 1y Jones, who Injured hia knee 1c Association (OHSAA), that th"'e could be further acINiltANAPOL!S, Ind. (UPI) F"""hniln Jean Borotrs, now OHSAA ~as received IIPPDint.. dua JackiOII wu louled, b u t In tho IOOOnd holf. The call from FORCE <Freetaken 11 any incidents occur l'io&presf4ent of the ILTF, He Rick Mount o! Poxd&e and Run ment by the .-utlve or leeJ.. mlsoed three attempta to make Fblladelpbia jumped of! tn a dom, ~rtunity, Rights, Cit!during the periDd of Probllion. IIIIIJl8iecl to Persuade almost "" Critdi!!eid of C81l!ornia sparked zen&hlp and Equality)' came in The loiter 'Jilek 5.0 lead betoro Read hit a to Rhodes Silted ill lative branch of govo11111ent, two loul llhota. ory delegate to give UP IIOille of the West College All.&rs to a a letter maned tD the Governor Part: and therefore ionotre81JDnslble Then, with the l!Dicha iapos- Jlllllper. Bellllll¥ .PIIIIi>t,Kait:ka Ito araumenta In order tn reach 95.311 victory over the Eaat Sotto the citizens of the atale, we eoallon, and only throe IOOOnda ahead to ~ 'llltli 5:07 'I> ., in "We urge you to exercise all urday In a prelimlnlry to u. S, Seturday, accord1ng to Jessie the Wlllllmouo COIIIPromloe. cannot see how it is Polllble remalnlngontho24-IOCOndciock. U!o OrB! pefiDd whm he jcored Tho nr~. maJor declolon OJ,ympic baokethall triolo Ulis Gooding, tamPOrary chairman o1 the power you have as chief lor it to legally mandata""' Barnett toloed 1a a ialg20.foot loadlnga!allbreahllld""aloul. coming waok· In N. o! the sroUP. He aald the BI'OUP execudve of the state tn !m- li'.orit.Y over any Public achool jlool< llhot to breah fllo76orrolly, ed. With Bellllll¥ IIUI1PiYiillt b o reach¥ ".il' to maintain the M. il COIIt>rlsed of rll!'reaontadves mediately relieve all Public .<· lllllltl1l/; , f~s and ·category or ill this slate," Wilt Bellamy led tho New York scoring, the Knlcka rai>ad to a o1 other community orpniz~ ochools in this Bl8le froln au aaalro Mount led the West charge in ·p~or 0 . and to ,give those ployThe letter added that the U!o IOcond hall, SCOrlna a PIIIO· &ns. enck>r any autllorit,y to be ll'l,.. . .' ·. era otrlojll.,tournament8o· FORCE alao aoked IIIDdes to erned In any marmer by orders _.,. · ·~ ..,There are mW!on.s of Peo- hiall 24 polnto bo!ore loul!ng out the """ailed out our great state Would be • • with 3:20 to pi~, Crilchtleid'o direct the atlor._tnoral to or dirtcdvos . pie around the world invesdpta . d io OIISAA llld"Seok Ohio High School Athledc Asao. Ooor generolln the wan. nls lor Ploaoure, the action against >them !fM;"""I!I, llle,, cillion. ' ~;;,.. . WBI Creditad with 11 hio' In their tide." We further rlfllt that all helping the West's Alter trte Probation was ~.. •. . 1 , (. ,. · <~~·­ · 'The uie o! 'Ohio' In tho title areas of PhYSical educa&n and cloaed at ml<koek, Umbar and BOUND comeback victory, r: AKRON (UP!) - ~. Wfau P~er, scored 730 POiDtS and In Ohio (UPI) Pete Marovich of Louiolana !mpUeo o!flclal ltata IIPPI'Oval athletlos, including alltaachors, ~n olncWo, including lla,)'o or Lllve 11a11, O>Preslllld shock webb, 26, • ~ !otter- 11lo 186~3 oea110n oerved as or aanc&n • or their existence, coaches and athledc directors Sebool' 1 T 0 m state, P!~!ng lor tbe East, was which we find contrary to fact," at the ac&n. man and standout guard, cb1ne trkiPIIIn. hel!>!ng the ZIPo tn UP! All.(lhlo oflenalve' voted U!l> ramo• a "Star !If Stirs" a letter of Inion! pi award. lolari)ich lhared ~Coring the letter atated. his colleeJltl CI&O Piayq ~· c011t>Ua a ZZ-3 mark, one of the "Your immediate attention hero, Saturdo,y ....... _ state tinlver ... ' hobo~' fcl!' the Eaal lilth T o m bolt ill the 68-year hillory of ed to 011 the l!oad coachlna ba~ at AU, ,.....,.., andwelslia224 .}!DerW!nlde of Tennellee, each wW oUeviata tho IIIOnstrous _- at AkroJ1 Vnlveroley, his PtUna 16. Althougil this wW be Wlbb's alma mater. Orst hllad coaching usipnont, told, I Dr, Norman P, Auburn, AU he oervod as a graclJateuais)o The letter came in wake of pru!dent, aold he wW roc...,. ant under Ed Jucktr at tinlvertho OHSAA•s Probltion on LO.Y· LONDON (IJPI) - Snawing alty o1 Cincinnati and wao an If the Light Blues hadn't boat- mend tn the board of ton Donbar High, a PredomiOxford'o three • year wlmlng en Oxford, It Is likely that they that Webb, a nadve ot *r1Dii- .,.IBiant coach at Ohio State ,..ny Nerro ochool. llreah, Cambridge ea811y rowed ...Wd have been declared the Deld Twp,, near bore, be lliiDed' tlnlverolty under Fred TIJior ~ was Placed on to succeed Tony Lateru, Who for two years. to a three and <X!e.flal! length . Ilon tilroillib DeXI achool year vlciory saturday in U!e 114th winners on a diiiQialiftcet!nc. retired 11> enter Private busiLatzera'a teams cOJqJUed an Oxford strayed "0111 Of Btation'' lfter I cilaturllariet, lD Which ' Vnlveralty Boat ~co. ness. ; .~ . ~.(,\~.~·~ • I overall record of 168-.'it and his twice during the raee and drew lllo Pti'IOrul were ltabbod ,and Dr. Webb will •tiP UP to the l<juadli won three Ohio ~.... . Cambrldp covered the four. oaveral othero beaten, bl'Oha out mile, 374-yat'd Thomas River a warnini lor nearly colild!ng tq> POat after as an ence tltles. liiU!· the elliht-man Cambridp fi>llow~Jw a toUflllment pme couroe in 18 minutes, 22 aec- lholl a88iltant baskotball coach to Marcti 1 With Beaverereek High ondo. OxfOrd captain John llock- Laterza since Sept. 1. 1967. In BIOco of llarUord, cam_, <X!e of addl&n to hia coachlna doty, · • the two Americana on the llork Webb oloo Wll Ill asoiotant proreoaor of educa&n. Blue crew, B11111bled by uBinc a The trustees are 11> meat "taterpUiart ur~ with allerneto m8mbera of U!e crew Aj)rll 17 tD act on tho recom. oeeled iln oppoaita aides of the mendation. Webb, WID olarred on U!t AU . boat. New York' 1 Bill Fink. who wai a former Yale oarsman a- Cll88 court froln 1959 to 1963, the Orst p~er recruited lm.'f' - BockBIOco, .... t he waa~ When tho latter suooi!O!t ~... '"' the Oxford c RuaoeU BelchJ.r aa head ~rdJ coach In 1958, • 65 VOLKSWAGEN BUS ........ :a1•1 (Make a Nlee c.inper) 'be new head 0011011, u a feiiJ sa~,!. ~USJy ac~ T~o m. Knicks Whip 76e~, Series Tied At 2-2 .. 29e .. tOe I I ,. I f ' • Qll4l'ter Loin . !• r ,\ ' ' • ;., .Fryers ' ' ' .... Svchor'o under F- •' ·, don Roll· ' • Group Asks Governor To Abolish OHSAA Authority F-IAI•I- Pork Chops • • • • ' ...... i Sausage ' .' Albu"'"'"'"' b;y . • . ....... ' •• I , I I .• 'I· ~ . Ow ~ith~ ~~~ ;!,:.': =~:::.b;y Wyatt Web b So h ug t For Akron Position Cambridge Snaps Oxford's Kroger Brfliril. Regular an4 Drip ~--~~ Sholllt ' . Beans~--······-· Coffee:- 3 Rl'!it•,••IDIIII. · 7 ~ .. :!:r!~~:: ~:.,~~:: Three-Year Winning Streak - · ''"''·" St........... T...... MuttoN, R.tJGGEO .· Greens .....•.•• 89 . ~tl:mqyiDlJAUSM ~~"' '· ~' lnl-• P- I •I . ,. ••rvllw SPRING BRINGS OUT K - ,..._ & Solf.llolol • •• ...... """" 1111-11..... Com ...... '=89c ....... 39c . ' ••••• ' ' 103 . b;y Clll • ... "·'--. t( " !l(,i-,;i ' .. ,, OUR BEST USE·D CARS 64 CHRSYlER NEWPORT .. , ... 4 Dr. 8 cyl Auto. 1\'alll. Power "'""riDJ, R H, w-w t1rea , ' ' 19~ C.clll!.~ 4 Daor SHan CoUP<' Deville. Full fl010· er equlpmen~ radio. tiD!· ed glaos, W/1/w tltea. Real llhart> car. lAically owned $1895 MCHEV; 11$,cA~ ..... , .. · . $1lallr:> fl. w-w tlrea 2 Dr. 8 cyl. SI!ID. Trl111. R llld �"' . In "' ~ · 6-"· 2 . . • ' . ~ " ' BY DICK THOMAS GA~LIPOUS - 'fomml !t>encor, a<e hurler of ~h Clilr WU10n's Blue DevUs, allowed onl,y one hll•• GaUia Ac~ Hlll1 SchOOl ii>Wned ChesiPeake 8-0 Friday atte..-. II ~~ Bli Branch ball park. SQJ.POrted b)' errotleas dBfentlve play, $encer wu complete master or tho situation aU lltel'lllllllo 118 walked !lYe IIIIII!Jnnod eight as the Blue DevU• pve him plonQI' o! wUh a l~t barrage. The Panther& lett Qlllv tour miD on base. After three complete IICOI't· u last less innings, it was !!peneer who Ill• boy who Tuooday aoCheilpolkebeatlrmbroke th.e ice in the top of the fcurtb lnning with an over-the- too 5-:, oin&led for tho l'llllben• fence homerun to give the Blue oo1,y hit. C.Ur Reider Cborlea Catnp out. Rlllllt llel. ,~ Devils a 1.0 iead. Roo RUey· wallrod, 111• """'" Third baseman Jim Gilmore cer lamed eoteber Tert7 Clarlt ilao poled ooe over the e.lterto Olld tile Imine, field renee in the flnh inniDI. llJoneer wa1lrod obtJtlllop Bill ~cer who had just batted in two runs with a bounce over-the- Armo 111111 fence lutomatic grOWld r u I e elY Alan in tho bottom o! I h e double, scored ahead of Gilmore. llfth. Riek 1\IOaOiy tllrew tva>• base, Store PaulLeft fleldflr Tommy MeadoWs aut at ey hit Into a fielder'• dlolce aliO banged oot an inside lite and ~neor threw Alao aut It l*'k double. Meadows was two for ,. aeca!d. Pauley beeame Ibe 1o\tr at the plate. ~ncer was two for three. Second baseman Bruce rourlh man to die 011 baM ;WUson was two for three. Lon- Mark Babbs, baiUnl for Hen- )'Olrir: Cooch Burlllll hu 311 m en ale Bullh, shortstop, wu t110 for lOll, _ . . fool to !loooly behind lite plate. worldnil lor po/lidml em t h i 1 lllree. The Blue lleYilo plekod up ;Jtiaht Oehler DaveJotmsonwas · 1bree for roor at the plate, was ooly 111reo hits In the llrll\ lour walked once and scored one of innings ol pla,y but led I~ em ~cer' a homenm. Dave JohD. bls two runs o,1 that walk. ll(ont SBundorl, Grog Pauley. 1011 and llBliiY Cqok had 11te Jdnalea• ., and Fred Burnett saw brief ser- other tvro hits, Meadows oln&lod··-to tile v!eo as IUI>odtutes in the outfllp of lilt llllh. field. TOIIUI!Y Prose eaullllt lito \ bottom of tbe .aeventh in the batting for PBI&o ~s, 1annec1. Jolmocm 111111 ilolh walkpiaeo o1 Rlclly Moooly. ed to load lite baNI- CdOJ<<IIIt < Ste¥0 Pauley wont lite dlataneo for Cheilpolke, gave up 13 hits, into a fielder' I choloe and Maawalked. tour aod litruck o u t dowa was loreod aut al hOmO. lix. Pauley hU n.o batters and Dave John1011 stole home on a was &UIIQI of ftve wild pitehos, wild pileh. !\)oneer hit It over Che_.;to !ell 110> men 011 the fmce for an automatle dDU· bose In llrot inning, and ""' ble, S<Orina Buoh 111111 Cook. 11t111 Gilmore ~ bla '-•run on in lite llfth. seor1ng ~cor altood of blm. lamed Mike Henoon BrUeo Wllltll olngled. Mottelr to tile bottom o! lite !!rot 'Wall Holbrook, llrlt b:lsoman, grounded aut to end lito imln& wllll five runo ln. Meadowl laMed to tile fllp of tile alxtl>, Grei Pauley, balliiGI I• Sounders, wao oafe on second bulman Alan'a •· I ' .. . .,.,.. --~eel, led willl erowdiD& Pauley at lblrli bsoo. Pauilll' lllruked for homa willl Joltilliln bendGALLIPOLIS- The North Gal- Ins bad< for - · Steve.Paullla Hlglt All !P>ri• ban- ey GrOll Paulll)' aut at~ 91el will be held MIT 3 at 7 p.m. plate. Cook ~ IQidlng lito Ticltela, •us par poriOI!, ma,y baooo. !l>onesr wa)lted bo obtained from Boo- mem- In Jolutltll wUh a ruo. Gilmore bora or at tile blllll schoot grauoided aut to end lite lmlni.. 14100LEPORT - John 1)nm>o 'The 11J0akor to be llltiOitDCod Bruee WUocm llinglod to IJUr, lhe topoftlleaovlilil1'· Tom Prooe, hill, 1$, learned last Week that New ollleero for 11te eomlna baiUnl for IIIOttelr, flrtned.Jiea- he hal been nomJrwtJd 10 die Jeor are: President, ntdley Ec- ilowo clatZled oeorinl IVDoon, Unl~ Slatel Teeoqe Halt ol piton; Vke Pres!-, Joltnlltu- Who -ed over eateber Clark Flllu, on E<b:adtmal Research York CIQI, ooll; Treuurer, Pbll Slddlttore, · at lite plate. Fred BurDett, bal.- EalerPriM of 11te 'ues 11111on o1 "Hall o1 ad SeeretarY. Ron 1'w7J!WIIItts for GrOll Paulq, wu oafe • ... a fleldor'l ........ 111111 - - Fame'' !'Ill Include, aceordlni •,• dowl wao lbrolm oot It -1 It o tD Dll.sd Friedman, dlnetor, IIENGALS SIGN ANDOIS plate. Dave Jalmlillll ~eel 111111 TIDDOhlll'• record o! ... ment lo tta61, when he won two ,CINCINNATI (IJI'()- Bill AD- · - -· ~ IJir:tW Bt1rn/ .... pall reeolvor !rom a.tb ell' aut 1101111 Into 1lilnl boN. national ddes in sanctioned ta~ ttllned a emtraet witll tile 'The win pvea 11te Blue Dov- ble tetulio eomPedtiOn. Slid Friedmat\1 ''Your reeonl l ·.~ Bengali o! lite Amerl- 1 Ua a 2.0 alate lor the 000101!, ~ eaa Foojl>all Leap, lite tum hav1Dg t10tmltl Fllrlllld a • 7 o! aehievemO!II wm atoml as a perm&Mm testimonial o! what 11 .IIIIIC/IttleeCI Friday, Tueodr.J em Memorial Field. 'i 11te ft-¥ear-oldAJJiers,l-loolThe Bluo lleYils, 1967 dofllllll- fOOl have aeeomPilahod and be .. 1 2 and 198 p101111a, htllda moll of Ins .......,..... of lhe iniPiradon to 111111 old alike." OSIJ's paaa ealcblnl recordo, ern a.tb Atlllolle Loqlte, Tamohlll won the u.s. Opoo 1lle SEOAL StNiilern Dlvllllon at ' llcQ>o 15 111111 Undor Q..toton ... 4 p,m. Tuooday at - · Then ; FRIDAY'S at 4 p.m. Frldar, tile Blue Dev· ble tennis dde in SID ilfl!llalt I, EXIIIBrfiON liESVL TS Ua pla,y llleir flrol home _ . Ifill, llllll_lho Canadian 1 '· New York (A) 3 Cltleqn (A) I of lito 00&8011 'at 4 p.m. Oh Mom- t1ona1 Jloya 17 and Undor diYIIO,Imlnl!a orial Field lito Jaekoon alon dde in Ton>DID, Clltodl J Wa~!!l"'"' 5 Plltiburllll 3 lroomett lut Septemb«, 11 well •• mto New·rork (N) 9 llotnlll 1 BOX SCORE I m....,. rOIIonal 111111 til'hUiileiPtla 9 Clnclmad 4 GAHS- POS. AD R H tJta, Kola a OGPhotiiOro liMe!&• St. Loida 10 Allallla B Jolmocm, rf 4 2 S HllbSc~ ', oatd,....,?lllnno- 0 ~.~ 81 3 QUBII, - -- ·- -- -'·--.,• Clltrom~a 11 an..., (N) o Cook, lb s 1I 2I AFlliCAII AIRLINES , , . 'filii Frlllelaoo 8 Clevolllllll 5 -.. 3 2 2 ACCRA, Cbana . (11):'0 - · lie "'" '""-·· 5 Balttmon 3 .......... ..,;,., Gilmore, p3b 4 1 I pre)IIIIUiveo at 13 Afr!CM (llllb' - •·l<hGJecO li, wuoon, 2b 3 1 ~ llrltnoo will meet Tuo~ lo ,_u· Moaely, c 3 0 0 ·-alder ponl;.,.~tr re....-.eo Prooo, ph I o 0 for a roa!Mal llr lnni!IIC!I'I NAMED HEAD COACH Meadows, ct 4 o 2' ,;tll!'alom.' A~ 0.. ~ CANTON (IJp() - Mike Werillllll&lhreY, If 0 0. 0 / wlll .bellllltolllr Mr191o, aii!'IIIDI football c:oach It · · p h I ll1lll School In !lark 1 Atrleltl named Frldo,y to Paul!ir, ph Mall, ilomell, ph I 'Tomll eoachln& Jd>, 31 Unit· lli/fili!'i .lillotanl loo1l>ell 111111 Totala ~ c,u.;,a;.. CHESAPEAKE- POll. AD ·~!'I for tile past lour Henocm,3b 2' ·'• : ~·:' I f.• • < "" Weiss Wanted ~ •-rt --lim- GHS .,.. ' I ~ -1, "*''"' .NG Banquet .Set,,May ,a, a.. ..... Name otlteers Tannehill Nominated '*claa To Teenage Hall Of Fame YORK (111'1)-. Mario $aureMBIUI, IIO'h, l'hUalle!Ji!la, outpolntod Ql,ysses Jhnen0z, 139, NEW ~Rico (tq), . · -~- ' .ST, PAUL, 141M. (UP!)-. Jim Beilttle, 2sO,'. st. · !('eul, ,&fllpped Orville ~1, 240, Detro!l (3). ' . ..... --- , . OAKLANI.'•:l Cellf. (111'1)1Andy KuntliUJ~ 17~, :f Port1a1xJ · . ootpolt!led Terrj Lee, 170, Coneord, Clli!. (10). a.aa. -at- : . l. :I ,. , aaamot state . ' ·r ,J Air f:!:~~~~AirbCGi1f)~,;Air~'1 ...- il8l' Kem&.. ph 'ritl.red •• a coach re- -Holl>rook. lb :;1~.0; · , . d Catnp, . zI ,_, m~.rl 3. • 2, DECillfON 0!1 BELINSKY Clark, e COCOA, Fla. (IJPI)-IlB. Carrioo, If "!t>et'' Rlchard1011, Anna, 11 ...,_ of tile Houlklt AII!'Os, Smltll, ph Ia ujlocled to _ .. MolltliQ' ' Alan, 2b . deei_Don •• to llhollter to Pattloiv, l': .1;~1 j)lteher l!o BellnaiQ< · .-rill i- llll;lilill• -·tum, l'ktioo 11111 - 'JiiiJn, · Who J11o clti> n.o . ""-- ···In , a ~~ Qt . - ' 11te ~ ' ' I '· l Air . . ' . · ~~ELLENT •OPPORTUNitY ' ,. ., "' I " . ,~~. ···-·· ,, ,, , ,· ·r Comp/uijr owps, aDd oiMirates the ·largest' "*"' . Truck Sto~,, C9lhple,, east of IJie, 1114- ' · 'Ri·tin'.~·~ .coinl>!ex is l.;..ted In . ! , • . . ·~o'. u,..·welt or Akfon; ·<iillo at' "'' ~ . •; ' · t 11 aDd ~II'S, I I .1, r, ~ '! I 0 • 1 CALLED UP DETROIT (UPl)- Bill Fairbalm, a rt,ltt Wing, IIIII «<<ter Juha Whldlng will be In 1lte New York llaJoserl' lineup toolllllt aplnet 1lte Detroit Red Wings. ,!lallng bem roeallocl from Omaha of 11te Central iloekoy 1 - frlda,y to replaeo lt\Ju~ Pbll Goyette and Bernie Geolfrlen. · Geom-lon has .. I!Jiool stomach while Goyoite !Rtlla brokeR nooe In 'll11ir'at1a,v . ·nlabl'• 5-l vietoey atl!ootooo' ~ . ·· , "~ I o,. geolll. of ., SUPJi;RVIBO!I)' · pte 110id modal, aald FrlciiJ 110 •• retlrhtB from all!lellea, ~ mlnt!tes, 39.1 lllblour-mlnute lite barrier 11 lilnoa tbree IM'III'Ia. ' ' ol l' NOW OPENI ·-;: "' ~.' '' If 1': ~ Is 'aloe Britain's ' f. I ' • llmp1011, 27, holds tile Kln&dom 1,500-<Deter · . I,. EnAnt1 llrllal\to outstanding middle di..,.. runner for a hal! doeade .... , leading ........te ..... ~ , \ "-·'''. SIMPSON RETIRES ROTHEBDAM, (IJPl)- Alan Sltl1[H!!III, · · �"' . In "' ~ · 6-"· 2 . . • ' . ~ " ' BY DICK THOMAS GA~LIPOUS - 'fomml !t>encor, a<e hurler of ~h Clilr WU10n's Blue DevUs, allowed onl,y one hll•• GaUia Ac~ Hlll1 SchOOl ii>Wned ChesiPeake 8-0 Friday atte..-. II ~~ Bli Branch ball park. SQJ.POrted b)' errotleas dBfentlve play, $encer wu complete master or tho situation aU lltel'lllllllo 118 walked !lYe IIIIII!Jnnod eight as the Blue DevU• pve him plonQI' o! wUh a l~t barrage. The Panther& lett Qlllv tour miD on base. After three complete IICOI't· u last less innings, it was !!peneer who Ill• boy who Tuooday aoCheilpolkebeatlrmbroke th.e ice in the top of the fcurtb lnning with an over-the- too 5-:, oin&led for tho l'llllben• fence homerun to give the Blue oo1,y hit. C.Ur Reider Cborlea Catnp out. Rlllllt llel. ,~ Devils a 1.0 iead. Roo RUey· wallrod, 111• """'" Third baseman Jim Gilmore cer lamed eoteber Tert7 Clarlt ilao poled ooe over the e.lterto Olld tile Imine, field renee in the flnh inniDI. llJoneer wa1lrod obtJtlllop Bill ~cer who had just batted in two runs with a bounce over-the- Armo 111111 fence lutomatic grOWld r u I e elY Alan in tho bottom o! I h e double, scored ahead of Gilmore. llfth. Riek 1\IOaOiy tllrew tva>• base, Store PaulLeft fleldflr Tommy MeadoWs aut at ey hit Into a fielder'• dlolce aliO banged oot an inside lite and ~neor threw Alao aut It l*'k double. Meadows was two for ,. aeca!d. Pauley beeame Ibe 1o\tr at the plate. ~ncer was two for three. Second baseman Bruce rourlh man to die 011 baM ;WUson was two for three. Lon- Mark Babbs, baiUnl for Hen- )'Olrir: Cooch Burlllll hu 311 m en ale Bullh, shortstop, wu t110 for lOll, _ . . fool to !loooly behind lite plate. worldnil lor po/lidml em t h i 1 lllree. The Blue lleYilo plekod up ;Jtiaht Oehler DaveJotmsonwas · 1bree for roor at the plate, was ooly 111reo hits In the llrll\ lour walked once and scored one of innings ol pla,y but led I~ em ~cer' a homenm. Dave JohD. bls two runs o,1 that walk. ll(ont SBundorl, Grog Pauley. 1011 and llBliiY Cqok had 11te Jdnalea• ., and Fred Burnett saw brief ser- other tvro hits, Meadows oln&lod··-to tile v!eo as IUI>odtutes in the outfllp of lilt llllh. field. TOIIUI!Y Prose eaullllt lito \ bottom of tbe .aeventh in the batting for PBI&o ~s, 1annec1. Jolmocm 111111 ilolh walkpiaeo o1 Rlclly Moooly. ed to load lite baNI- CdOJ<<IIIt < Ste¥0 Pauley wont lite dlataneo for Cheilpolke, gave up 13 hits, into a fielder' I choloe and Maawalked. tour aod litruck o u t dowa was loreod aut al hOmO. lix. Pauley hU n.o batters and Dave John1011 stole home on a was &UIIQI of ftve wild pitehos, wild pileh. !\)oneer hit It over Che_.;to !ell 110> men 011 the fmce for an automatle dDU· bose In llrot inning, and ""' ble, S<Orina Buoh 111111 Cook. 11t111 Gilmore ~ bla '-•run on in lite llfth. seor1ng ~cor altood of blm. lamed Mike Henoon BrUeo Wllltll olngled. Mottelr to tile bottom o! lite !!rot 'Wall Holbrook, llrlt b:lsoman, grounded aut to end lito imln& wllll five runo ln. Meadowl laMed to tile fllp of tile alxtl>, Grei Pauley, balliiGI I• Sounders, wao oafe on second bulman Alan'a •· I ' .. . .,.,.. --~eel, led willl erowdiD& Pauley at lblrli bsoo. Pauilll' lllruked for homa willl Joltilliln bendGALLIPOLIS- The North Gal- Ins bad< for - · Steve.Paullla Hlglt All !P>ri• ban- ey GrOll Paulll)' aut at~ 91el will be held MIT 3 at 7 p.m. plate. Cook ~ IQidlng lito Ticltela, •us par poriOI!, ma,y baooo. !l>onesr wa)lted bo obtained from Boo- mem- In Jolutltll wUh a ruo. Gilmore bora or at tile blllll schoot grauoided aut to end lite lmlni.. 14100LEPORT - John 1)nm>o 'The 11J0akor to be llltiOitDCod Bruee WUocm llinglod to IJUr, lhe topoftlleaovlilil1'· Tom Prooe, hill, 1$, learned last Week that New ollleero for 11te eomlna baiUnl for IIIOttelr, flrtned.Jiea- he hal been nomJrwtJd 10 die Jeor are: President, ntdley Ec- ilowo clatZled oeorinl IVDoon, Unl~ Slatel Teeoqe Halt ol piton; Vke Pres!-, Joltnlltu- Who -ed over eateber Clark Flllu, on E<b:adtmal Research York CIQI, ooll; Treuurer, Pbll Slddlttore, · at lite plate. Fred BurDett, bal.- EalerPriM of 11te 'ues 11111on o1 "Hall o1 ad SeeretarY. Ron 1'w7J!WIIItts for GrOll Paulq, wu oafe • ... a fleldor'l ........ 111111 - - Fame'' !'Ill Include, aceordlni •,• dowl wao lbrolm oot It -1 It o tD Dll.sd Friedman, dlnetor, IIENGALS SIGN ANDOIS plate. Dave Jalmlillll ~eel 111111 TIDDOhlll'• record o! ... ment lo tta61, when he won two ,CINCINNATI (IJI'()- Bill AD- · - -· ~ IJir:tW Bt1rn/ .... pall reeolvor !rom a.tb ell' aut 1101111 Into 1lilnl boN. national ddes in sanctioned ta~ ttllned a emtraet witll tile 'The win pvea 11te Blue Dov- ble tetulio eomPedtiOn. Slid Friedmat\1 ''Your reeonl l ·.~ Bengali o! lite Amerl- 1 Ua a 2.0 alate lor the 000101!, ~ eaa Foojl>all Leap, lite tum hav1Dg t10tmltl Fllrlllld a • 7 o! aehievemO!II wm atoml as a perm&Mm testimonial o! what 11 .IIIIIC/IttleeCI Friday, Tueodr.J em Memorial Field. 'i 11te ft-¥ear-oldAJJiers,l-loolThe Bluo lleYils, 1967 dofllllll- fOOl have aeeomPilahod and be .. 1 2 and 198 p101111a, htllda moll of Ins .......,..... of lhe iniPiradon to 111111 old alike." OSIJ's paaa ealcblnl recordo, ern a.tb Atlllolle Loqlte, Tamohlll won the u.s. Opoo 1lle SEOAL StNiilern Dlvllllon at ' llcQ>o 15 111111 Undor Q..toton ... 4 p,m. Tuooday at - · Then ; FRIDAY'S at 4 p.m. Frldar, tile Blue Dev· ble tennis dde in SID ilfl!llalt I, EXIIIBrfiON liESVL TS Ua pla,y llleir flrol home _ . Ifill, llllll_lho Canadian 1 '· New York (A) 3 Cltleqn (A) I of lito 00&8011 'at 4 p.m. Oh Mom- t1ona1 Jloya 17 and Undor diYIIO,Imlnl!a orial Field lito Jaekoon alon dde in Ton>DID, Clltodl J Wa~!!l"'"' 5 Plltiburllll 3 lroomett lut Septemb«, 11 well •• mto New·rork (N) 9 llotnlll 1 BOX SCORE I m....,. rOIIonal 111111 til'hUiileiPtla 9 Clnclmad 4 GAHS- POS. AD R H tJta, Kola a OGPhotiiOro liMe!&• St. Loida 10 Allallla B Jolmocm, rf 4 2 S HllbSc~ ', oatd,....,?lllnno- 0 ~.~ 81 3 QUBII, - -- ·- -- -'·--.,• Clltrom~a 11 an..., (N) o Cook, lb s 1I 2I AFlliCAII AIRLINES , , . 'filii Frlllelaoo 8 Clevolllllll 5 -.. 3 2 2 ACCRA, Cbana . (11):'0 - · lie "'" '""-·· 5 Balttmon 3 .......... ..,;,., Gilmore, p3b 4 1 I pre)IIIIUiveo at 13 Afr!CM (llllb' - •·l<hGJecO li, wuoon, 2b 3 1 ~ llrltnoo will meet Tuo~ lo ,_u· Moaely, c 3 0 0 ·-alder ponl;.,.~tr re....-.eo Prooo, ph I o 0 for a roa!Mal llr lnni!IIC!I'I NAMED HEAD COACH Meadows, ct 4 o 2' ,;tll!'alom.' A~ 0.. ~ CANTON (IJp() - Mike Werillllll&lhreY, If 0 0. 0 / wlll .bellllltolllr Mr191o, aii!'IIIDI football c:oach It · · p h I ll1lll School In !lark 1 Atrleltl named Frldo,y to Paul!ir, ph Mall, ilomell, ph I 'Tomll eoachln& Jd>, 31 Unit· lli/fili!'i .lillotanl loo1l>ell 111111 Totala ~ c,u.;,a;.. CHESAPEAKE- POll. AD ·~!'I for tile past lour Henocm,3b 2' ·'• : ~·:' I f.• • < "" Weiss Wanted ~ •-rt --lim- GHS .,.. ' I ~ -1, "*''"' .NG Banquet .Set,,May ,a, a.. ..... Name otlteers Tannehill Nominated '*claa To Teenage Hall Of Fame YORK (111'1)-. Mario $aureMBIUI, IIO'h, l'hUalle!Ji!la, outpolntod Ql,ysses Jhnen0z, 139, NEW ~Rico (tq), . · -~- ' .ST, PAUL, 141M. (UP!)-. Jim Beilttle, 2sO,'. st. · !('eul, ,&fllpped Orville ~1, 240, Detro!l (3). ' . ..... --- , . OAKLANI.'•:l Cellf. (111'1)1Andy KuntliUJ~ 17~, :f Port1a1xJ · . ootpolt!led Terrj Lee, 170, Coneord, Clli!. (10). a.aa. -at- : . l. :I ,. , aaamot state . ' ·r ,J Air f:!:~~~~AirbCGi1f)~,;Air~'1 ...- il8l' Kem&.. ph 'ritl.red •• a coach re- -Holl>rook. lb :;1~.0; · , . d Catnp, . zI ,_, m~.rl 3. • 2, DECillfON 0!1 BELINSKY Clark, e COCOA, Fla. (IJPI)-IlB. Carrioo, If "!t>et'' Rlchard1011, Anna, 11 ...,_ of tile Houlklt AII!'Os, Smltll, ph Ia ujlocled to _ .. MolltliQ' ' Alan, 2b . deei_Don •• to llhollter to Pattloiv, l': .1;~1 j)lteher l!o BellnaiQ< · .-rill i- llll;lilill• -·tum, l'ktioo 11111 - 'JiiiJn, · Who J11o clti> n.o . ""-- ···In , a ~~ Qt . - ' 11te ~ ' ' I '· l Air . . ' . · ~~ELLENT •OPPORTUNitY ' ,. ., "' I " . ,~~. ···-·· ,, ,, , ,· ·r Comp/uijr owps, aDd oiMirates the ·largest' "*"' . Truck Sto~,, C9lhple,, east of IJie, 1114- ' · 'Ri·tin'.~·~ .coinl>!ex is l.;..ted In . ! , • . . ·~o'. u,..·welt or Akfon; ·<iillo at' "'' ~ . •; ' · t 11 aDd ~II'S, I I .1, r, ~ '! I 0 • 1 CALLED UP DETROIT (UPl)- Bill Fairbalm, a rt,ltt Wing, IIIII «<<ter Juha Whldlng will be In 1lte New York llaJoserl' lineup toolllllt aplnet 1lte Detroit Red Wings. ,!lallng bem roeallocl from Omaha of 11te Central iloekoy 1 - frlda,y to replaeo lt\Ju~ Pbll Goyette and Bernie Geolfrlen. · Geom-lon has .. I!Jiool stomach while Goyoite !Rtlla brokeR nooe In 'll11ir'at1a,v . ·nlabl'• 5-l vietoey atl!ootooo' ~ . ·· , "~ I o,. geolll. of ., SUPJi;RVIBO!I)' · pte 110id modal, aald FrlciiJ 110 •• retlrhtB from all!lellea, ~ mlnt!tes, 39.1 lllblour-mlnute lite barrier 11 lilnoa tbree IM'III'Ia. ' ' ol l' NOW OPENI ·-;: "' ~.' '' If 1': ~ Is 'aloe Britain's ' f. I ' • llmp1011, 27, holds tile Kln&dom 1,500-<Deter · . I,. EnAnt1 llrllal\to outstanding middle di..,.. runner for a hal! doeade .... , leading ........te ..... ~ , \ "-·'''. SIMPSON RETIRES ROTHEBDAM, (IJPl)- Alan Sltl1[H!!III, · · �' ' ' ' ' ' '· Mar•h 3t. 1968 y e d 'free Pla"'""'"J:. Cre 26, 191 - men , urgt eteran th rrunebt 11> tAke ov olice ou tr I a olllrl e ban o and 'bool.iht rar.m on ' gfor ' By LOU Ca=o"" u senior Editor lea's I w enforcement nes e epa than they were last summer to outbreak of an In a leo ince the summer of 1967, the 8howed, the 'XiM<ICIIIure ha oon-lethil Tho slclolohoel has be«> from Loulo eontrary to wldely-<lr< • rts- pollee dep not arnning them such tary cui ame. heavy maCh e 2 boatm cm.n and JIIOBt lndu •• 0 ' ' Ia o of I . .. and~~5~~~i ~·~· ..... !!'-!! OF ~.. I I ty ' ·' shift .. .,~ ~4 I ' ,, I· I ver~ent wo Ri·v' New ,, ... R Ll ,·, ' Ch ck ate Valv wi h M c r ' 1 ' lj ... ' .. ... Strtwt, • Fot ·t EQUIP. co. ../ Ohio .:.::.·-:-::::. TEXSE d ...·.·,. 16 · ver AYAT .... ::: e tP.Per u mer ew on r •' ' :, ' ' ~ S,• ,. i •' ,, 2, I I �' ' ' ' ' ' '· Mar•h 3t. 1968 y e d 'free Pla"'""'"J:. Cre 26, 191 - men , urgt eteran th rrunebt 11> tAke ov olice ou tr I a olllrl e ban o and 'bool.iht rar.m on ' gfor ' By LOU Ca=o"" u senior Editor lea's I w enforcement nes e epa than they were last summer to outbreak of an In a leo ince the summer of 1967, the 8howed, the 'XiM<ICIIIure ha oon-lethil Tho slclolohoel has be«> from Loulo eontrary to wldely-<lr< • rts- pollee dep not arnning them such tary cui ame. heavy maCh e 2 boatm cm.n and JIIOBt lndu •• 0 ' ' Ia o of I . .. and~~5~~~i ~·~· ..... !!'-!! OF ~.. I I ty ' ·' shift .. .,~ ~4 I ' ,, I· I ver~ent wo Ri·v' New ,, ... R Ll ,·, ' Ch ck ate Valv wi h M c r ' 1 ' lj ... ' .. ... Strtwt, • Fot ·t EQUIP. co. ../ Ohio .:.::.·-:-::::. TEXSE d ...·.·,. 16 · ver AYAT .... ::: e tP.Per u mer ew on r •' ' :, ' ' ~ S,• ,. i •' ,, 2, I I �. ·')·'', ' '· ' 4·5· l: /' • ,,._ L ' ' ' '' THURS. FRI. SAT. ,.' l '' •, ,· • l • ' - 11165 NtW Moon Triller, 2 bo!droom, •·ueodenl (!OncU- l • ',lion, 44G-28(1,' wherl you • ' ditiOii. !'h. FUNJORAU! 992· 2181 Bring the children.l!veryone registers. Come eve_ry day. . Register each day at ' · store or station. ( _,; po -EROY, OHIO ' . Av-. Hopo - . . . m• a Pick out your most color-· ful Easter Egg and bring it in to be judged, in th is .county, for the most col orful egg of all. The win- ;/• ner wil i get a Crisp. ·new $5.00 bill. Just put Y.o..ur egg in a paper bag with your" name on it, and bring i in to our store. 1Plenty of Refreshments Door·Frizes _. -..."'E. Main St. ol!er 10<!•"'\" ® I uauoil¥ aotln !or fl... ... oim;.;,. cbwn wUI ~ ' Z" BOY bicycle in good cond,_ lion. 367·74!'1 ·alter 5 p.m . . 11-2 CHEVROLET llep-llde plc\sup tnK:k. 8'. f!oc1 with ovedoad springs., Pbone 3677469, Cheshire. '13-li · 11185 107 PRIZ.Es·· . · . 3 Bedroof!l ttornes 7 COLOR TV SETS ROW i>()lg 'I'II1S ONIO IITOIKJ YOU. IT INCLUDE! 3; J!IID- tlOOIIS. TO BE ·GIVEN FREE NOTHING TO BUY- .......... I : I· . , SOMETHING BIG ' I ' ,. ('.LOR '. TV I I COLOR TV OPEN HOUSE 1 °11 I ' • · Co..-e _Oft•n and .~eglsterl - :· .. 100 IONUS PRIZES .',";,. ~ OLYMPIAN PERMANENT CANDLE SETS .~;. =.~;"•R~. = £.=.D= ..=.. ;, ~;"=-==~ ~ ~U;n;ic;o~T;h~o~r;~.~-n~~~-;~;+n~t=ro~lle:r~=..=.=..=_:.;,2;,9;5~~~ I~ .~~ foot Combinatio!l uor Side by Side m:::OR 364l 95 Never Needs Defro$tingSPECIAL AT ONlY. .. . . ..... . 6-Volt Fence Battery ... ... .. ... ·. . . 3.20 Electric Fence Post w-lnsulators , . . . . . .40 6 Ft. Aluminum Step Ladders . ... 13.95 24 Ft. Extension Aluminum Ladders . 25.95 Dual Rib Tractor Tires . . .... . . . , .. 16.35 'h . Gallon Sprayers . .... . ... , . ... I ' fll . SPECIALS 1 17 • · HERE' ·STIUMORE 18SII DODGE % T. pickup. Pis. 446-3166 after 4 p.m. '1W 7.95 SPECIAL - TV ftsh tankS. 111'11vel, planl,. !Job, 19o. 'ftle HOU!O of Wlllon, 615-lt\15. • 1$-10 REGISTER AT OUR FREE STORE Hours Thursday ·. F~IIY 'd · ·r· ·· Saturday BARGAINS 5ft O.r Allllew WE HAVE IT! IT WILL BE HEIEI EllCTRONIC HELICOPfEil RANGE SPSIAY1NG TV STAMPS ''W'rth All Statl011 Purchases We've Got s;tdals,_Too " otAJN SAW aad waDING BONSTRATIONI h Will Be H..-eOft $49.95 IN CAR TON Avai labl e wi th 3!(2 hp Bn ggs & Str c1 t ton . mot ors. Ha~ lmgert 1p P~Co. 15 •, Of Our Open •flllu~el ' -.. .'soirR.AKE 14 · ' to· I, Lot's . ' . Buy ht Get %nd Wn $2.35 ga. steel. blade has ci rcu lar housmg to keep ~rass fr om ca t ch1 n g. Fu ll year warranty fo r defective p art s and workma n· Sh ip. A qualit~. lawn and garden r~ke in self cleanl,ne: bow design. . , <.:,lfQibt£ mciAL , Sa~ quahty.as regular 22" Turf 1rim, but with pos1t1\le fn ct•on dri11e. ' . $62.95 IN CARTON ,; · ' . ,l .J< .$15.00 $67.95 ~~ ; , : 'II " TR~DE-IN ' •' •·,':\!' r ' ON· • -·. t " . Ofi;tf.~)' wooct - ~uttlng tool, l't'gkrt:ile,:s 'or .~ ~ 1E9~J~Iion " •••· han~ taW, l>tc.' toward:, i 4 ~~. Ltn11t ll,tl~ 'I srr uP SPECIALS ruu.ll,.TO,~.S,i . :· , •d :new rtcuneutc t,;mun ' Zl • . _ .. ( " .,1 .·••· ~:t.. N. ·· ~ ti'WN . {,t!.xcept ( '-~ ·.. :. ' :• ' ' ' . · ' 1..,, •om buoy, . "'.'"'M.. ft.·: AI.. Twon"olh Conlurv Woldlnti dtnior. atr•tlon bJ ~r lhle, fHiory. . Lc.wl' Durable hoe that will give you' .l ots of servi ce; a Price-that gl'lles you lots ·of savi ngs. 6'14'' blade , strotle 4 ft . handle. .i..........;·- Ch1ln Saw Ownert-fectorv .....Of Homlllt• will bt here tO · your cholns.f- Thurodoy, TD to tatln. TURF BOY HOE co ntrol s, a• r!1 ft sue l iOn blade that raises gra~.s f or c utt i n~. Re - infr: :·ced dec k 6: FRIDAY TURF TRIM SABRE TILLER fo ROTARY MOWERS UP «.. ,,..,- --- 62 CHEVliOLET, Belair. 6 cyl., ald. tt'ans., ' good condiUon. 411 .1825, 107 Gai<lleld. . '13-3 . S.rvlc" Offe...d wlth Ilvo PrO, . . . $3500., · Sale $2695. ' New MF 3 pl. disco, rea. tWill. Dead Stock. sale $275, Removedfi'H Thlo week's ' '"clal, 5 ft. 3 WILL remove your pl. rotary cutton ~6~. Aloo save on uoed; , lmplemoato, spreaders, plows, mower~ and tractors. ,.... . Galllpolls Tractor Silos 1>1. R1. 7 Norll1 . Kanauga, Ohio 1'11. 14fl.l044 or aller ~. / 416-31592 74-1 :':. &aa ~1. ' GALLIPOLIS TV SERVICE at Second Avenue Jllll acrolll from 1'<111 ·bmeo -1 have him secluded MAPLE STEREO RADIO. MODEL· slerell . . ~M lc FM dual speak........ .due I PIIOOr lh hls month!: rt,POrt.) paym"ll.. I dilsUin<:o. Otiorod at a ...,.... ·;r'':' · · 7U ' . location ll just asidp to Ordnance School a n d no streol& to cross. Junlor and SonlOr hlih• aro In walking prtee In the low TWentie• and vacant. Wo'U be h~~Wy to r . . · loo; WASJIIIIGTON. D. C. MAY NOT HAVE ANY GOLD, BUT YOU DOl GO itfJO YOUR lMIIG ROOM AMD LOOK 'AT YOUR OLD ' ' JOMATO. ' "' 9N PAGE' 23iki borses, c:ows aDd mulol. Clll colliet Jaeluon . ' MQJU;tuss~ "'7':~~~:s:to them1elves while (Could be a aood you-a gUided·tour••• ttllt J>rorided you don't walt NewO.t imn, in ...Oking. It's fobu• loui, cooks i~ seconds. Will be d..,.. onstrated by Anna Grace Torchino S~T · HONDA :10,. ~165. , Owner overwf(glil !8!.<! over age. 1'11. 448-2125' '13-3 . .' sllould be mash a finger or SERVta MOhlo . 'liiEos ro :.6G . hi ' ·' c.. II ••• the Pla3room. You can tl!PeCt llad to declare the basemOIII Idea Will Arrive Frid0y Morning at 9:30. 100 Chicks Free With Eoch 100 lb. of Feed. Bring Own Container - AI Many ar As Fow As You Wont. · 8AMto6PM 8AMto9PM 8AMta6PM I D LOTS & ·,, discover he had no carbon WE'LL LOOK FOR YOUII ESHMENTS, l.ll'oiENDLY TALK 3106 Parrish Avenue. A plea-· I sant surpriit awaits whenyou discover the amountof..,..,•.l It provides, ospoclllll3- clo&ets. ,Fflll carpeting heads the list ol desirables, clo~ folloWed by whole OOuse air co• didonlng, firepl8ce in the famIly dining area and amlloor In workshoP 110ft limits to uiiaoilloorlzod peroonnel" but cl>n't (r.et ••• Mom and the kids can have the strawberi,1»~ten, l>Odo and king REGISTER AT OUR SUPER 5,000 BABY otiCKS and .' ZIG ZAG SINGER FQR QUICK 8.\LE BY O~~'R A 4 RoOM .i\11181! ;«lth -enclosed Dial ZIG ZAG. pre-owned. A·l condition. Sold new over PIS. bljck ,POrc\l'ln ~ .,.dillon. Balance due $51. Bultonlwlet, Rooms eompl.• . with turnl· ture. A aarase "'!'! Oilier small monograms. •ews on buttOn•, ele., wllhout atlachrnenlt. Pay bulldlois. lnlllt~ and taxes paid oip. 011 r . ' 554 within oRiy $1.50 per week. ~1639. •,,BidWell VIllage I' ts. Alltor VI-If 1$31100. Call 416-3815 an1ume Tuoacla¥, Al!rll 2nd. 74-1 CLEAN RUGS, LIKE NEW. so easy to do with Blue Llllll'l!· Renl eleclrl< shampooer $1,. Central Supply Co. 71-& ' WHILE they laat - ... " ·"'-· 2 now MF 135 .M- tractota ·soi.EfHING JEW .fYPl:t.YJ, fiRST Just com e in or write in an9 register during our anarDf 'MODERN fRANCE E'P'!J DlN'lNG - ..UV.. ' AttAqHED ,OAI'A.C)I, _ PLA.'1' LOT, A.ND IN A tt)OD 0011· . JrltJNI'n'. lP THIS OIU tiOM!'i''T, it):!l'l\ YOU AIK ABOUT '11IZ ~~~" ' Outlet ' �. ·')·'', ' '· ' 4·5· l: /' • ,,._ L ' ' ' '' THURS. FRI. SAT. ,.' l '' •, ,· • l • ' - 11165 NtW Moon Triller, 2 bo!droom, •·ueodenl (!OncU- l • ',lion, 44G-28(1,' wherl you • ' ditiOii. !'h. FUNJORAU! 992· 2181 Bring the children.l!veryone registers. Come eve_ry day. . Register each day at ' · store or station. ( _,; po -EROY, OHIO ' . Av-. Hopo - . . . m• a Pick out your most color-· ful Easter Egg and bring it in to be judged, in th is .county, for the most col orful egg of all. The win- ;/• ner wil i get a Crisp. ·new $5.00 bill. Just put Y.o..ur egg in a paper bag with your" name on it, and bring i in to our store. 1Plenty of Refreshments Door·Frizes _. -..."'E. Main St. ol!er 10<!•"'\" ® I uauoil¥ aotln !or fl... ... oim;.;,. cbwn wUI ~ ' Z" BOY bicycle in good cond,_ lion. 367·74!'1 ·alter 5 p.m . . 11-2 CHEVROLET llep-llde plc\sup tnK:k. 8'. f!oc1 with ovedoad springs., Pbone 3677469, Cheshire. '13-li · 11185 107 PRIZ.Es·· . · . 3 Bedroof!l ttornes 7 COLOR TV SETS ROW i>()lg 'I'II1S ONIO IITOIKJ YOU. IT INCLUDE! 3; J!IID- tlOOIIS. TO BE ·GIVEN FREE NOTHING TO BUY- .......... I : I· . , SOMETHING BIG ' I ' ,. ('.LOR '. TV I I COLOR TV OPEN HOUSE 1 °11 I ' • · Co..-e _Oft•n and .~eglsterl - :· .. 100 IONUS PRIZES .',";,. ~ OLYMPIAN PERMANENT CANDLE SETS .~;. =.~;"•R~. = £.=.D= ..=.. ;, ~;"=-==~ ~ ~U;n;ic;o~T;h~o~r;~.~-n~~~-;~;+n~t=ro~lle:r~=..=.=..=_:.;,2;,9;5~~~ I~ .~~ foot Combinatio!l uor Side by Side m:::OR 364l 95 Never Needs Defro$tingSPECIAL AT ONlY. .. . . ..... . 6-Volt Fence Battery ... ... .. ... ·. . . 3.20 Electric Fence Post w-lnsulators , . . . . . .40 6 Ft. Aluminum Step Ladders . ... 13.95 24 Ft. Extension Aluminum Ladders . 25.95 Dual Rib Tractor Tires . . .... . . . , .. 16.35 'h . Gallon Sprayers . .... . ... , . ... I ' fll . SPECIALS 1 17 • · HERE' ·STIUMORE 18SII DODGE % T. pickup. Pis. 446-3166 after 4 p.m. '1W 7.95 SPECIAL - TV ftsh tankS. 111'11vel, planl,. !Job, 19o. 'ftle HOU!O of Wlllon, 615-lt\15. • 1$-10 REGISTER AT OUR FREE STORE Hours Thursday ·. F~IIY 'd · ·r· ·· Saturday BARGAINS 5ft O.r Allllew WE HAVE IT! IT WILL BE HEIEI EllCTRONIC HELICOPfEil RANGE SPSIAY1NG TV STAMPS ''W'rth All Statl011 Purchases We've Got s;tdals,_Too " otAJN SAW aad waDING BONSTRATIONI h Will Be H..-eOft $49.95 IN CAR TON Avai labl e wi th 3!(2 hp Bn ggs & Str c1 t ton . mot ors. Ha~ lmgert 1p P~Co. 15 •, Of Our Open •flllu~el ' -.. .'soirR.AKE 14 · ' to· I, Lot's . ' . Buy ht Get %nd Wn $2.35 ga. steel. blade has ci rcu lar housmg to keep ~rass fr om ca t ch1 n g. Fu ll year warranty fo r defective p art s and workma n· Sh ip. A qualit~. lawn and garden r~ke in self cleanl,ne: bow design. . , <.:,lfQibt£ mciAL , Sa~ quahty.as regular 22" Turf 1rim, but with pos1t1\le fn ct•on dri11e. ' . $62.95 IN CARTON ,; · ' . ,l .J< .$15.00 $67.95 ~~ ; , : 'II " TR~DE-IN ' •' •·,':\!' r ' ON· • -·. t " . Ofi;tf.~)' wooct - ~uttlng tool, l't'gkrt:ile,:s 'or .~ ~ 1E9~J~Iion " •••· han~ taW, l>tc.' toward:, i 4 ~~. Ltn11t ll,tl~ 'I srr uP SPECIALS ruu.ll,.TO,~.S,i . :· , •d :new rtcuneutc t,;mun ' Zl • . _ .. ( " .,1 .·••· ~:t.. N. ·· ~ ti'WN . {,t!.xcept ( '-~ ·.. :. ' :• ' ' ' . · ' 1..,, •om buoy, . "'.'"'M.. ft.·: AI.. Twon"olh Conlurv Woldlnti dtnior. atr•tlon bJ ~r lhle, fHiory. . Lc.wl' Durable hoe that will give you' .l ots of servi ce; a Price-that gl'lles you lots ·of savi ngs. 6'14'' blade , strotle 4 ft . handle. .i..........;·- Ch1ln Saw Ownert-fectorv .....Of Homlllt• will bt here tO · your cholns.f- Thurodoy, TD to tatln. TURF BOY HOE co ntrol s, a• r!1 ft sue l iOn blade that raises gra~.s f or c utt i n~. Re - infr: :·ced dec k 6: FRIDAY TURF TRIM SABRE TILLER fo ROTARY MOWERS UP «.. ,,..,- --- 62 CHEVliOLET, Belair. 6 cyl., ald. tt'ans., ' good condiUon. 411 .1825, 107 Gai<lleld. . '13-3 . S.rvlc" Offe...d wlth Ilvo PrO, . . . $3500., · Sale $2695. ' New MF 3 pl. disco, rea. tWill. Dead Stock. sale $275, Removedfi'H Thlo week's ' '"clal, 5 ft. 3 WILL remove your pl. rotary cutton ~6~. Aloo save on uoed; , lmplemoato, spreaders, plows, mower~ and tractors. ,.... . Galllpolls Tractor Silos 1>1. R1. 7 Norll1 . Kanauga, Ohio 1'11. 14fl.l044 or aller ~. / 416-31592 74-1 :':. &aa ~1. ' GALLIPOLIS TV SERVICE at Second Avenue Jllll acrolll from 1'<111 ·bmeo -1 have him secluded MAPLE STEREO RADIO. MODEL· slerell . . ~M lc FM dual speak........ .due I PIIOOr lh hls month!: rt,POrt.) paym"ll.. I dilsUin<:o. Otiorod at a ...,.... ·;r'':' · · 7U ' . location ll just asidp to Ordnance School a n d no streol& to cross. Junlor and SonlOr hlih• aro In walking prtee In the low TWentie• and vacant. Wo'U be h~~Wy to r . . · loo; WASJIIIIGTON. D. C. MAY NOT HAVE ANY GOLD, BUT YOU DOl GO itfJO YOUR lMIIG ROOM AMD LOOK 'AT YOUR OLD ' ' JOMATO. ' "' 9N PAGE' 23iki borses, c:ows aDd mulol. Clll colliet Jaeluon . ' MQJU;tuss~ "'7':~~~:s:to them1elves while (Could be a aood you-a gUided·tour••• ttllt J>rorided you don't walt NewO.t imn, in ...Oking. It's fobu• loui, cooks i~ seconds. Will be d..,.. onstrated by Anna Grace Torchino S~T · HONDA :10,. ~165. , Owner overwf(glil !8!.<! over age. 1'11. 448-2125' '13-3 . .' sllould be mash a finger or SERVta MOhlo . 'liiEos ro :.6G . hi ' ·' c.. II ••• the Pla3room. You can tl!PeCt llad to declare the basemOIII Idea Will Arrive Frid0y Morning at 9:30. 100 Chicks Free With Eoch 100 lb. of Feed. Bring Own Container - AI Many ar As Fow As You Wont. · 8AMto6PM 8AMto9PM 8AMta6PM I D LOTS & ·,, discover he had no carbon WE'LL LOOK FOR YOUII ESHMENTS, l.ll'oiENDLY TALK 3106 Parrish Avenue. A plea-· I sant surpriit awaits whenyou discover the amountof..,..,•.l It provides, ospoclllll3- clo&ets. ,Fflll carpeting heads the list ol desirables, clo~ folloWed by whole OOuse air co• didonlng, firepl8ce in the famIly dining area and amlloor In workshoP 110ft limits to uiiaoilloorlzod peroonnel" but cl>n't (r.et ••• Mom and the kids can have the strawberi,1»~ten, l>Odo and king REGISTER AT OUR SUPER 5,000 BABY otiCKS and .' ZIG ZAG SINGER FQR QUICK 8.\LE BY O~~'R A 4 RoOM .i\11181! ;«lth -enclosed Dial ZIG ZAG. pre-owned. A·l condition. Sold new over PIS. bljck ,POrc\l'ln ~ .,.dillon. Balance due $51. Bultonlwlet, Rooms eompl.• . with turnl· ture. A aarase "'!'! Oilier small monograms. •ews on buttOn•, ele., wllhout atlachrnenlt. Pay bulldlois. lnlllt~ and taxes paid oip. 011 r . ' 554 within oRiy $1.50 per week. ~1639. •,,BidWell VIllage I' ts. Alltor VI-If 1$31100. Call 416-3815 an1ume Tuoacla¥, Al!rll 2nd. 74-1 CLEAN RUGS, LIKE NEW. so easy to do with Blue Llllll'l!· Renl eleclrl< shampooer $1,. Central Supply Co. 71-& ' WHILE they laat - ... " ·"'-· 2 now MF 135 .M- tractota ·soi.EfHING JEW .fYPl:t.YJ, fiRST Just com e in or write in an9 register during our anarDf 'MODERN fRANCE E'P'!J DlN'lNG - ..UV.. ' AttAqHED ,OAI'A.C)I, _ PLA.'1' LOT, A.ND IN A tt)OD 0011· . JrltJNI'n'. lP THIS OIU tiOM!'i''T, it):!l'l\ YOU AIK ABOUT '11IZ ~~~" ' Outlet ' �car f• dowil earry' the bal· cent int 1. ' b ba ·' <irl• Phon 985- · 'pall', 3-23-Sip a deroralf!!l, • 1·~ ., , Ford W::T Belair. tra lsslon, A-1 <Ondltl ; a laoe. I d (z 'bed- p ·Urea, gbOd hardi.op, f cond· io , CaD 7 Ll I .• $12• phil tu ..... • HOI.ISII! for ule utllul " '1:45 - ~~· Jl,· "~~· .... ),siJ: vi play room loll 10 I 1110; at ' ttltf ... - Z ,. ' .ol I Lot PIECE , head shower clldalns • ....... •• • "' ... ~·· ' .. ·-• UI ~· ., P"'rtW I .. . " ;;.' ... 1-. i< •. . •' l ' ~· " .' ' ·1958 I door Luxury e I prl e, .' ' . qne boule e ICN lh fur· ' " II. 1 .... �car f• dowil earry' the bal· cent int 1. ' b ba ·' <irl• Phon 985- · 'pall', 3-23-Sip a deroralf!!l, • 1·~ ., , Ford W::T Belair. tra lsslon, A-1 <Ondltl ; a laoe. I d (z 'bed- p ·Urea, gbOd hardi.op, f cond· io , CaD 7 Ll I .• $12• phil tu ..... • HOI.ISII! for ule utllul " '1:45 - ~~· Jl,· "~~· .... ),siJ: vi play room loll 10 I 1110; at ' ttltf ... - Z ,. ' .ol I Lot PIECE , head shower clldalns • ....... •• • "' ... ~·· ' .. ·-• UI ~· ., P"'rtW I .. . " ;;.' ... 1-. i< •. . •' l ' ~· " .' ' ·1958 I door Luxury e I prl e, .' ' . qne boule e ICN lh fur· ' " II. 1 .... �SATOR~Ay, ;, ... . ' ,_ ','"+•<,);.; · ' ,,., •. \"' I •" ' ",,'' ;,. ~· . helps Yoii •• . Whatcloqittabtohave , ., " . a great figurtl Just $lO.OO ~nd the,. 'f ~ , two great little sh~pemak~s from Bestfonn. Thelat}' white bra has crossover panel• to accentu.te your bosom and adct SQft curvts. , A 3i-36, 8 32-38, C32-38. The long-leg panty girdle has a r,inforced lace Pane) thit will k~ your tu'mmy Rat, and your hips and thighs ftnft, and.sm'ooth. ' It gives you as much fr~,'as it does fi~htrol. Of nylcin and Lycri"'splhdex.ln S. M, Land XL A low dip ~k. elastic. In we,. 32-3&\1 ~ex •.'. ., • :$3.00 $7..00 OiiJy Beslfun,n ~ffers you such a great,pttle 'figure ' ! \. I .. ., • .. •, ··. . ·' '. I -1 r •... '\·, ,. .' ' " .' • . vt,.. •• r\· ,. ' :' '• ... ~ ' ' e{r " '· .'\ " :.Y· t " '.~ •. I l ' '•• '- ~ • ·' ., ' .e . . . ,.,. '. ' ;.. . .' i: ' ,. ·, �SATOR~Ay, ;, ... . ' ,_ ','"+•<,);.; · ' ,,., •. \"' I •" ' ",,'' ;,. ~· . helps Yoii •• . Whatcloqittabtohave , ., " . a great figurtl Just $lO.OO ~nd the,. 'f ~ , two great little sh~pemak~s from Bestfonn. Thelat}' white bra has crossover panel• to accentu.te your bosom and adct SQft curvts. , A 3i-36, 8 32-38, C32-38. The long-leg panty girdle has a r,inforced lace Pane) thit will k~ your tu'mmy Rat, and your hips and thighs ftnft, and.sm'ooth. ' It gives you as much fr~,'as it does fi~htrol. Of nylcin and Lycri"'splhdex.ln S. M, Land XL A low dip ~k. elastic. In we,. 32-3&\1 ~ex •.'. ., • :$3.00 $7..00 OiiJy Beslfun,n ~ffers you such a great,pttle 'figure ' ! \. I .. ., • .. •, ··. . ·' '. I -1 r •... '\·, ,. .' ' " .' • . vt,.. •• r\· ,. ' :' '• ... ~ ' ' e{r " '· .'\ " :.Y· t " '.~ •. I l ' '•• '- ~ • ·' ., ' .e . . . ,.,. '. ' ;.. . .' i: ' ,. ·, �,, ··:.,.. ,, -' ' '·. • r • ' '• .~,. , ~ WINTJIRO:P ·I· ...... \. .. · ..... •,. ' �·..-;.~ 1. 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The President lnvestocl his .that Hanoi woUld bo. more POICe elrorts wltll gr&&tar WllllJW 1D talk POICt boe'IU .. ·authorley by remov!nc tham Preoldent J o h n a o n atDIIPed from tho 110UUeol INIIII as ,.,. llomblng moat of ~1'1!1 vlltjwn •• hil own future ie cone~ end renounced Ull!ratlon• !or · And hi• ordar tD American ' ' commandera tD halt Ylrtulll1y aU IIIDIII*rtarm. · Hanoi wu deemtcl ··more llomblni ol North VIetnam Ilk"'¥ 1D l...ipret hll ·declilona shOuld otrelllltheil lite u.s. as fill hrln lOIII ol & l&&der Who pOsition with many foreign decided . that the American nations, lneludi>W a number of public no lo>Wer woUld S!I>POrt allies who have foun<l the . ·bomblna the moat ob.Jeetloilable Part o( Amti'lcanD!>tratlooo. · Guarantees South's Rlshts Johliii!>JI. In urglns President Ho Chi · Minh tD rtii!IOnd with a reelproeol reduCtiOn In mWtary &eUv111 and movb IDW&rd the peace tlble, oloo pi~ that tile American people woUld never aee1111t .a atlllemtnt Which did not guarantee tile South VIetnamese the r!iht 1D determine th!lir own future. Hanoi mo.y well consider thot Johlison II In no 110sitlon ID make such a Pltde• boea~oe: -He would not bo In a JIOIItlon to ll!leak for the U~S. au ..rnment end cootrol Ita actions end p0Uey after January 20. -He acknoWledged lhat oDO of the prlnciPol reasolli for deciding not to see!< or aecopt lite nomination again waa that the American PeoJ>le ~ were badly dhldtd on war 11011<:1 and his candidacy woUld onl¥ make thl& Tho Presldon(o dictalon _. otollllttdly wW diamo.y i-ro:oi the SII&On governmoat aa wtli as many Amwaa· military COIIIIIWidora. By endiJW aU liam!Ww ·of North V101111m .,.,oPt !Dr the rerlon lmmedlataly nOrth of tht nmulltarlzed ZollO end Umltilw lht lncreaooln AmoriCanll'ooll• 1D 13,500, he haS llltde U clear lhat the eseolatlon IIOUid>t by SOipn lo not In the earda, • • Now lcm 1\now Weather en tine at y Grovtr Cloqlend won the m• Jorlty end a rreatar percentJI&O of tile POiiular vote when he lost th<> prealdoney tD Ben,lanlln Harrison In 1888 than When he wonlt In 188t while dofeaU>W James G. Blaine. ' ' :~ Devoted To The lnteretU Of The Meigi-Mt11011 Area .. ' ' VOL. XX f\10. 249 e. 0 - Jl&tm.al to M1arot1la $ • -JAN 8 1.5 22 29 liAR SEP , 2) 10 11 12 1) 17 24 18 19 20 2.5 26 27 FEB12 ) 4 6 10 17 24 14 21 28 1.5 22 29 )1 1 2 ) 4 5 6 8 9 16 23 10 17 24 ll 12 19 26 13 1.5 JUL 9 16 llllllied or 18 25 1 2 ) 4 8 9 16 20 27 6 11 5 12 1) 18 19 20 25 26 27 15 22 29 2) 10 17 24 ~ )1 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 11 1.5 22 29 16 23 JO 17 2U 18 25 5 12 19 26 9 16 2) 6 ll 5 12 13 18 19 20 25 26 27 7 14 21 2ll 6 7 1) 20 27 14 21 28 1 B 15 2 9 16 3 10 17 4 11 18 5 12 19 6 1) 20 7 14 21 22 29 23 ~ ~ ~ ~ 28 - AUG -OCT 1 2 J 4 8 1.5 9 16 11 22 2) 10 17 24 29 )0 )1 1 2 3 4 5 6 B 9 16 2) JO 10 11 13 17 24 18 25 12 19 26 15 22 29 - DEC JO 5 12 19 26 18 25 6 13 20 27 0 :::'1 -·-·4 more · 21 28 N~·Wl.•-~~i.n ·Pr.~efs President's VIetnam policies, termed Johnson ua great JOalrloL" He said he thought tile bomblnc halt and the Pro.. ldont's dtelllon not to run were uaqetuJ. 1 e a t u r e s" toward peace. ()Ch8r: Vietnam _.doves" expreaoed almllar oentlmenta. llutfiOUIICs takes no br-er, and on die htolo of their e:qJresllons of a&tonishment and ttlbute, the varlou• prealdentlol contendor s lmmedlatal.Y turned to assessments of their own chance• now that Johlioon had acted to romove himself from contention. Former VIce President lllebo ard M. Nixon, tho oddlloOD f~VOrlte In tilt ft4Jublean prealdonttal race, predlctocl that usomeone espou&trw th• JCJhn.. son phtlosoPh.Y" would seek the De1110Crallc 11111111naUon Ia the President's place. Sen. Eug- J, MeCerlhy, Minn., whUe prallll1! Johnson as a man uwho hal pven 80 lll8llY yean of PubUe service tD hls country," tbol,llht thlt the 20 27 7 14 21 28 )1 2 9 16 ) 10 17 4 11 16 22 29 23 ~ ~ JO ~ 5 12 19 6 lJ 20 7 14 21 M 27 28 ~· Pro~oocod ', • •.:<:-+ ' hanced hll own chaiEe& tor the White House. The Ctrlet Executive's eyes were red-rimmed i.nd his voice lij)peartd tD break aa he tDld the nation and tho world ol hll dec lslon tD stoP down at the end of his current term. 118called Kennedy Plodgt He recalled the day 52 months aau whon he assumed the presidenCy LllOII tile asausm.. t1on ot John F. Kennecly, and .he quoted from the late Preoldont'• (Continued OD Page 8) ...~:~!!;{}~~~:~'- !!our. .;Inna':: ::. = thia SbMt 0V1RSIZ1D (CI'AlJ' 18 wiu or 2.5 bich) · . By Unl!td Preo~ ·~ · WELLINGTON, NEW ~t) -· SECIIETliRY of Stall lletn Rusk llld toe1o.r lltat Prealdont 'J~hnoon'• declllon not ID run for r• e!tetlon 8tlll !uvea Alllerlca commltiOd In South VIetnam "and the Ulltocl States lo goiJ1! ID domonatrata Ita atablllty to ill trlenda and aWes." Ruak, arrlv!nc for a Southeut Aala TrlltY Organization (SEA,. TO) miOIInro tDld -amen the Prool~l order fora holt ID bombiJW North Vietnam "Ia a c._elor a freali start." · "N!>w let's see What thO)' do with IL" · ft MOSCOW - THE ornCIAL SOVIET - s ...... y Taos fiMla,y q~raaatd doubt about Prealdont Joluison'a declalon ID shun roaleetiOII and scorn on hio order to end moot of thollomhi111 ol North Vietnam. pOinllng 0111 lhat hll IMI!JIICedexltfromPGUttcs mo.r have botn oa~Ja maneuver almf\1 II nnomlnaUon "!'d retlaetion. . "IIJI ratua!ni ID tullr <l"""'!ijnao ~ bombi!W thO Unlled Stalet eontllluea ID lp>ro 11M! lecl · domend• of the North Vlatnamtaa aovernmtnt end woild pUblic oPinion. which lnllata on a luU and unconditional coallllioo of ~ and all '"'to of war tplnat tile VIetnam... -ie," Tao a ui<C Beckers of the President, tll<e Rep. ~ M. MatiiW1lil, D • HewaU, felt Johliaon - In announc1ng be Jll)llld not seek reolo<llon - had madi "the ultl· mate aeerlttce for worldpeaee." CriUeo t1 Jolmaon'a Vietnam policy, like Sen. J, WU!Iam Ful· brl&lrt. [)..Ark., viewed the Pres- Ita proper place - far awo.y rrom polities." Sen. Frank Church, [)..Idaho, lll<e Javita a eriUe of John1011's policies Ia VletMm, oald: "It Ia l;)'lldon JolmiOII's flnelll hour. "Every Amtirlean tonl!illt ahould honor the Preoldont ot the United states," Church oald. ~Ur_yoanU,OO~":~!•::~ tt. an ; .' ~ ·,• suited to bring an end to the war In VletMm, and he Ia maklng the supreme polllleal &&erl· flee ID further strenalhen h I s oe&reb lor peace." Pause to Hurt U. S. Arms _ not'::"' Sear.eh is ta1dng those etepa beat "Whllll It looks uke tile ellll of die war mey be juSt around the corner, a eolcllor Ia le11 likely 1D take.. ch1111ces ol aettlni hlmoelf ldllid," a military source oald. - vllllon camt~raa jult 12 houri after the Prealdont ob'OIIIIad hlapo. nam except arounddlearoaabove Utlcal bombaboll In WaJiUnBtnn. tile border Demilitarized Zone The aenator corlllellli'- on the (DMZ), lntornotlanal repareu•-• ol the Preoldent'a r!ocllllm to doeaeolate the Vletnameae War In e11or1 to brtnc- v i to lite peace tllblo. Kemody laid he boUovtcl t h e - ' The lpohoamen oald the llnal atrlke deep lniD North VIetnam he!ore Johnaon'a ordor wont Into elleet hit die Lalli Glal railroad yard only 18 mUea from the Rtcl O!lna border. Bomb Hanoi Station The llnal atrlke, by Air Foree pUoU. came at dawn !lnla1· About tho same time Navy jeta hit the Hanoi radio receiver IllUm, six mUea lOUth ol the North Vlotoamose capital. It wao !0 a.m. Monrlay . . , . lni In Salaun when Johnaon made hia American broocl<u'- He oald U. S. ships 111111 plant& would holt their bombardment of North VIet- · u, S. Air Foree CoL James V. Hartlrller, oon of Mro. Violet llartinpr, lllddiOIIOrt, has been prooented the Legion of Merl~ one of tho nation' a highest mill· tary doeorlllon>. CGL HarUncorwaoawardtclthe medal at Ne!Uo Air Foree Booe In Nevada foroutatandlng service ID tho Unllod State• •• Chill of the cOIIlllllnd 11011 at Headquart>o ors, u, s. Seventh Air Foree, Tanson Nhut Air Due Ia VI"" nom whore from Dee amber, 19116, ID N o - , 1967, he peroo~ 1,y aiPOnlstd end monltDred the oxeeutlon ot major a1r atrlkeson the moatvital-......a-.m North Vl-.n. He was cited for Initiative and <>utstanrlirw It» ers~. CoL Hartlncer II presently ... al&ntd ID thO 4616th Fighter w_.W!niatNaWo. A .....,_,. of lllrldlOIIOrt IUih School, the eolanel received a boeholor of Seloneo Dogree and III• eommlaalon LllOIIII"•ciuation troni lho U. S. llllltary AcademJ In 1949. lit has a muter of bu"' lnaas admlnletration cleiNI from Georp Waah!JW!Dn Unlvorllty. ~. Hartlncor hf.l 20 )'811'8 ol Air Foree aenlee and 11 a veteran o( World War U end the~ Squad is Called Tho Mlcldloport OIIW'PIICf - Vletaam'i military IIQIId anawerad a call ID t h e and poUtleall.....ri Were known Sl&dY Cove ·!load are* beloW tAo bo ev111 111111'0 upNt by Proo- !llcldloport &u1day where a child, !dent JolmiOII'a ....,..,...,.mo Scotty Tripp, of 11111011, waabethat American pnonla wlio bad lni ta1<on to Holzer llol!lltal by asked !Dr al 1"*11 50;000 more III• family. Tho famii.J doeldtd U, S. troopo and no bom11111e 1D oummon the ...,ad which In· pauoe. President NIIII'OII Van llotd took the ehUd to tht Gel' Thl«~, _.-enlll' aware tllot tile llpolla hoiiJltal, Where ht waa pause waa eomln& 'wao olmoll . &dmlltld. bitter In a apeeeh to otudlllta Salllrdal, tho ...,ad wu eall· nan War. lUI WU., SiiBan, II the dauP ibldl,y. He &aid VletMm tel to tho lllirloY Mllla home on ler otllra. Clyda L. Allonaworlh, -'d flal>t on 1ione "ovc It . Fourth A... to tt.ere a lllcldliPort. our aWeo lllould 110 kqer bo . waa,IUIIUI1DIIad. wlillnl to udll Forolil! aid ···~···In"'llbulh lndhidllal AI- .. .CaimiAmlll . . . .... . Utd IIOidiora Vliblam. · KtnntciY waaln a aerlouamoocl ..... of peace coUld be lllrllllr: ' aa hel'leedmlerophonealllllltelo- ed by - ..Blat!.. and . . . . .~. Hart'mger . .. WI'ns fflgh lJeeis • hbl,- ft 'llllle• ........-~- --· -· · · • ton :!~'":":.~,:.~e~-:: Decoration ~ L fi c1e!Jt haa lifted the prealdoney to ot a ''He la ·-· Northern Sweeps hour." · SAIGON (IJPO - Military ......... &&ld tDday they - - ' thO DOW U, S. bombiJia paulO COLU¥BUS - OIUO REPUBUCANS, rldlni whal they ~ved o\'er North VletMm to end In a better -lhan. oven e._eforthe tltetlon oflhalr eandiclatllln Nc.o three or toor wWka unleoo Ha· ...-, ·tolt 0von betl8r ot1 tDdo.r with Presidant Jolmooa - ...... not ....... to wWk lol!"rd peace 1.1' out ot tht ...... . . . . talko; The IIOUJ'COI' &&ldthtpauae But 111.;· wore ca~ In their lllltlal r"""tlon remarks. "This will be harmful to dlt Alllad 11 bouild to ft4JullileaQ ehaneto," Hamilmn County GOP Chair- cauae, man Qordon iictlarer laid. ''Bat'" hf,veto bo smart tliougb ID take Thslr Umo eallmate of t h o adriiiiiP o( It and not get · lntli another ~k like we did In pauoeordortclbyPresldentJolm118'-" - wu partly baaed on how Ions AIUtcl ,.,.... coUld pay the eonTHOMPSON, 0100- JOHN GII.IJG<\l'l, candidate for lbo IJoln<>. IO'IIIIictl. Thla price o1 t h e eradc IIDiqln&llon ID dla U, S. ~~:~~G"''~~ ''~ pauoe Ia, lhay oald: !Ause!te lalbo d&rU,. of tho ,.....h_., ..._. •-~• ID 'J1,1!1'e will bo no major J..t&llcbo, -tiled lloniocradc PartY ·- · from Asb · ..._ Allied cilfenllvea llarttd durlJii GtauP and .l.oke countltl hero. · ! · tho pauao. Tho unhlndortd Com. "Lauoehe hal many honoro,F"' the Democrallei)U1T . nwolll IIQ)IIIIea line• trom tho In hi• IIOUueai ~areer, · Gllllpa a&!do bill bo hal ~!"a r~ )Iordi will 1>e too IIIII, ·honol'td by all!lti ~~ U 1!11 ACA ~ona lor Con~ ..; 1l.o pauoe In hlttlna the Action), lbl poUU.:ol arm of the John Birch SpcJ~," north could weakeD the ~ T Jets Holding Off SAIGON (IJPO - The North VIetnam -lng pause ordered by President JOhliaon went lniD elleet torta,y. American opokesmen said U. S. Jet• were reatrtetocl to hittlng aupply rhmp• In tho Comnwollll nation' a aooth· ern pentnaUia, Air Foree jell hit the dumps 11.,t dawn neor the port ol llolll S..._a~Thon . Ul..., .' . ·I'~ dona wltll all partles,"bullntllla.· "obviCRIIII¥ criUcal time'' It would be an "iDapproprllleJIIOal.. tnt !or him ID cammenl Ia t». tall on the President's _ . ,... ment." The Injected a 11 • w note Into hia viewo on ~ a aettlemont Ia V I - ilg' 1101· (Continued on Pap II) ' · ... .flt east or '~ v ~ ~ t}ars Thoro was Detonse Soci-olaey Clark M. Cllllord, Georp Pre1ldent Johnaon 1 t r o I l 1 c Christian end Uanln W.-o ot acroiS dlt 11"011 • - boll ol the White House otall. Alto the the Whl._ Hoo.ae faJully quar- President'• peraonal BICt-rJ, ters, diPPini lntD 1 <II> o1 Mra. Juanita Roberta. Johnson diii!IOoed ot one chocolate euntard a• he .surveytcl the cnowd awoltlnc him question at one..- whelbor he rtall.Y meant It when he tnld the In the yellow oval •tuclv· IUa l'lee was tired but rud~Q­ nation earlier thai "I shall not from hla allllilll1o end vesttpo end wtU not aeellllt the I1DIIIIoatlon of mY PartY !Dr of television make!~~. There were a few . - u a t ~er term as ~ pre1-, Jovtallty, but they ware hoUow. klent." Tho truth aritmed ID bo that "'It was just " irrtYOCibll u l;)'ndon Beine• Johlison, 59, was my statement ao;ys- ..,..lotel.r emotionally dralnod by what he trrovoelble," he answered alter placq his cuatard dlah on a had Just dono- voluntarli.Y ed a polllleal career dat!Jw rarby table. When had he dectclad'l 1'he bock tD the Boooovalt New President who clawed hla Wl1 lloal. Dellllla what many -lo tv the Ill> of the JIOllilcol ~ ware bound ID boU..., Jolin. from an llll»'ettnttou• lll&rl u IOD.' 1 dramatic dec ilion was DIX 1 oeareo~¥ paid teacher In a 1s praeiPitate u It 100111td. He tbv Tt&ll cowrtey sebool, and hll wife, La<lf Bird, bad thought for 1 momen~ Finlll¥ · MOll tal1dntr aboUt It for I l l - he &aid he had kept no eolenclar two yeara, m!Q'be more. on dlls tblokloK· Friends Gother U,. Conalder&tlon h wa-. howewr, a _.daa. '!'he POOI'it In the yellow atuciY were moatl,y r<POrterl, come ID with several anuwora. ·h i. ask w~ he had ""' and Pres& Secretary ChrllltlaD, ~ whothor hlo decttlon waa llnal. the Prealdont's own voraklilllilot Arauncl thom, With allihtl,y aad, from hintS ha ~ ·__, penalve fa<ea, elreled tboiO Who IIIOIIthl 181> In PriV&t* ......... . had MOll In on Jobnson'a llolls, U was I/OISibiO . , .... lhlnldDr for oomo monthl. ~ I ravullail Plclltt!t. • •.( WASHING1'0N (1JP0-lt waa Oi>Proaehq mldolght when of Schools·· No. • 35 . ;Dollar:s for Scholars Plan Vital llr <lEC)RGE HARGIA~ a.t. l.. atloll and mo-., ~ . Melli Local Si:bool JbtriCI tloo I ~ fool II* ....... · Laat joar a very '-rtiiJi 11oft II._~~~~ U... ~=~~:.•, IntO qrp.~... tlllltonOo 111 Thla IJ; Now k··"Ia Dollota For SCholaro . . •. ljlt toolw ' ·~ lim~ ilpln. lJolb .. l!i!ltllt 'i'lltlll" 111-clu.t of . Glt !Dr for , Whl~b ' . bUr.. . ·• •tthll .,... ~ 1lldle :i NEW YORJ( (IJPO - Sen. RobartF, Komedy •D118>~Uolatocll'rQo ldont Johnaon tDday on hll "JIIqllll1imoul" dec Ilion ID withdrew t!QIIil lito presidontlol race end urged& meeting "ID dlseuas hoW we . . _ work tDgtthtr In the "-•ot• of natloQil unity." · '~ In a nationali¥ televised and brodoaat ll!letch ID the nat1o11, die New York oe!WQr wixom Johnson e.-lied lntoall'ooWunniiWIIOIIItiOD ro.. the Dernoeralle nom1n111on notOd lhat Vlee Prosldonto lllllart H. HUIQ[Ihrey had a "cllat~Jwulahad record" but wouldhavo t o for hlmsall on whalhor he waa now a proapeeUve presldontlll aamo nam. ~=:. Tho overWhelming COIIII'OI· m-1 reaction ID'tllo Pr'sidlnt'a aurprlae announcement waa summed "' b7 Sen, Jacob K, Javlta, ' The British announcement came after Prime Minister Hal'olrl WUaon called an urpnt cabinet meeting tD eonaldor wo.ya ol eareylnc out Johliaon'o call for 1 new bid for puce In Viet- !buth VIIIIIWII border where a ldent'a dllcltl.on &I 11 M act very great palrlot." Sees Johnson Pullout:·. As Leading to Peace LONDON (UP!) - Britain announced tDday It Is eoniUI!Ing with the Soviet Union onP<>oslble ,_ Vleawn peace moves In the wake of President Joluioon'a speech. Britain and the Soviet Union arec«><:halrmenofthe Geneva conference which endod the French Indochina War In !9o4 and would havo tD act Jointly ID reconvene it. President's decision had fO>o :{;~~~!t:~1~tii~!~~~~;!;!t~!~it~~~!~~l~~~1~!i~1~~~1J;~;it;~;!~~:~tf~~f~:::~?::~~~:~:~:~~~:~:;:~~t~:~~~~!:::~: !~:'!::':~aon~: 1 8 1.5 760 conference after hla 41-mlnute radio and talevlslon addrtas: "I .~• that by whal 1 did we can concentrate more of our enersJeo on trying 10. briiW about POICO In the world ll!ld lhat we ~.d have a bettei' ohane • tD do IL The lnlttal .reaction ID his declolon not ID run, IDth at home and obroad, was otumed diaboiJet. Soverol Prominent Democrats II!IOke of orpnlzlng I drilL "There Is no 0110 else" who can handle the Jol> ot being Prellldont declared Rep. Wright Pllmln, )).Tex., 1 friend for than 40 ,.ora. Fulbrilht Applaud• Action Sen; J~ Wllllam Fulbrlih~ 0. Ark., "' out~C>C>kOil crltk ol tile 7 14 I ~·--~~~~~~~~~~~­ mns__~~------- MERRIMAN OOrH WAS!JNGTON (1JP0- Pre• ldont Jolmlon' 1 "irrevoclblo" declolon not io 1'11!\· lor r• oloellon tDday ea~tocl hlo aee~Jn.<:ommand VI.. Pre• Idiot Hubert H. Hllllt)hrey Into,,, ,tho toretront of whlta llouoe conttniloro. The Chill Executive's bombaholl IIDilOUJICem.,. !lmday nlihto COII>Ied with hlo order 1D bait Jmmedlataly aU bulllmltid bo1nb1JV of North Vleinlm, lent an Ull>roetdented authorlb' 111 what he termtcl "till• ..,. .., fiJiiird i)Olel.,. 'Nrnlrw aoldo from i*lonal ami!IUon. lilt 5~YOIN!i\l Jolin,. aon told an ImPromptu DIWt ··-·····-·-·-·-·-·-···-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·-·-···-·-·-·----~----·-·-·-·······-·-···- · -···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·····-···-···-·-·-·-·· NOV Humphrey Strong Contender Ill' 7 14 21 28 7 14 21 28 MJNDA Y, APRIL I, 1968 --------------~--~~~ Kennedy Seeks Move Toward National Unity::;· lncalplete IMpepd or :r-aplete •t.nal Repl.MM 2)4567 1 Jl&terial POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' JIVE CEN1,t .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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