http://66.213.69.5/files/original/87964529cb0c8cd6372bf9864bc2be85.pdf a48b1f3cb741cdb6e9f9464cc466b2e7 PDF Text Text . \' ' ··-.. .':\}"":' . '' .,," ~Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldd~epo..:t: o., ~Pril_ 21. 1965 . ' l ;>.....;.·------• . . . ,·tt •t ~lass Salisbury PTA Plans Jitney Suppe~ I Saturday to Aid Bond lssu~ Campaign Salon OUJner• See 1 Serninar on Styling . . Mrs. Marilyn Bishop and MISS Plans were made f•• • jitney cial dance by ~'reddle Burney.l Jerry Puilen, beauty salon BU at the school an April Participnlinl were. Freddie owners, were In ColUmbus S•l· 23p:ginning at 4 p.m., with Burney, Phil Ohlinger, Rtcky I'' a ero made to serve the L. w. McComas, secretary, and urday, Sunday and !,londay to ~ceeds to promote the bond Clark. Timmy Colburn, Mar_ty _I ns w Monda Mav 21Mrs. Nan Moore, treasurer. attend a hair styling semln~r . for new school when the Seelig, Gene and Rusty Davis, • • Bli)O(lmoblle y, · 1 __ ,. . ~ -~A .. _,,.",.t....t nn th• , , , _, •1- - C' ...,.h,..r" HntPl fnl- iSSue • .., . ,.. ____ ~ ........,. . . . .ntl 1 . , b Cl85 12 Circle ot Heatu ' l'lu :.. ., .......,..... . . .,. · ·-· •n ....... ---·-·· --· I Sa1isoury r 'rA met 1u~I!Utty Y ~ Ch ·h Wednesdav 1 altar flowers for the Easter lege of Beauty Knowledge spon·. Rodney Pullins. Phil Ohlinger. MethodlS1 un: · i h c 'tal Beauty evenang. • led ach with fYMinf at the church. ;season. . . ·•--• ! ~~by... ~~--~-~~ \ The meeting opened wi~ the [ ~-u~mtt....ste~: £r~en e and Mrs. Caroll Swanson, pres!- . Mrs. Moore repuneu wo~ ""~~·1 . o....vu•t>•"''. pledge tO flag led by Boy ~ou:s ~rr ~uul·o.rna~a award derit appointed a .:ommittce- js;, dolls for VietNam had been HJghltghts of. the _even~ we~f Pack 246: who presented the mtroduced Don.me Fo1~,i lor ihe project headed by \Irs. made by women of H~ath ~he d~monstra~ons m ha .r st~.- program they gave at the S~t- ~ember who did not p JO pa e Nun Moore and Mrs. M. ~- I Church. Devotions were gl~eo mg _giVen by famous men _hal~ ().Rama. AnJiounced "b~ Frank- m the program. 1 French assisted by Mrs. Earl l by Miss F'rieda f'aehnle usmg ~tyhst~ from aoo_und thP. ~~~- lin Rizer, den chfef. it consist- Mrs. WJI"uam Ohlinger, p~est- ! Knight, Mrs. James Criswell. th~ theme, "Bless~ Are th~ .ncludmg Mr. Gmo,. Mr. Z~ a- ed of a Hawaiian dance. a dent. conducted the bustness Mr!l. E. M. WoOO. Mrs . Da\'~d 1~lerciful." prl;'sent~ng a m~- lofe_~f Rome, Mr. Vital\ an gof reter, Paul and Mary panto- ~ession which opened with devo· Entsmin~er. Mrs. W. C. V•.'l l-1 l.alion on th.e ab~I_ Jty of chrlS- rell1 brother~, Don d~~~t~f Nur- mime, Roger Miller pantomime; tions by Mrs. Menzel Smlth son. ~1igs Bess Sanborn and t1ans to be men·~lul to othe_rs. U. S. and Enc Knu al s~ at- a batman dance, a ba:ber shop It was voted to pay prize mon· other members ot the class. ; A il~·mn and scnpture readm~ way, Jon Lesko. T~ey Salu:dav quartet, and closed Wlth a spe- ey for poster L'Oiltest in ~he New officers were elerted! and pra_vt•r completed the devo I tend~ tne ball hel ~et Sun- - - - - -. I school. Mrs. Roy Grueser J.'.ave and include Mrs. Swanson. re- j tions. evenmg and the banq M 0 ard Mitchell. the report of the nommatlng d PCted president: Mrs. Jack. I Mrs. Forre:st Bachtel was day. They returiled home -'- 0 - As a result of the program, committee and ~11 officers were BechtlP. vice president; Mrs. Iprogram leader_ and presented day. during the past six years O\ler reelected for the coming year - - -a spiritual meditation on the 100.000 Americans from 50, and include, Mrs. William Oh· meaning of the cross and God's states have listened to over linger, president: Mrs. ph 11 cont:f'rn for people. She q~ted 175 free conrerts of symp~on· Ohlinger~ vltoe president : :vtrs. Pomeroy, Ohio 1several authors on the subJ<c\. tc music. including s•lectmns Raymond Cole, secretary: and Tht' meet1ng was closed with by Wagner. Haydn, Stravinsky. Mrs. Herbert Dixon, treasurer. TONIGHT -NOT OPEN I the bene-diction. ' Attending were Connie Cooke, The school picnic and Eighth , A salad course wa!li served 1 Several Middleport · H i g h Diana Davis. Larry Gladwell. 1 grade commencement were disFRIDAY and SATURDAY by the hostesses. Mrs. Nan School students were in Mariet- Roy Coleman and Sean Mu 1len. i cussed. April 22·13 P, Pit (• Dar is as ' ~luore . Mrs. L. W. Mc-Comas. ta Tue~day to attend a unique 1They were accompanied by ' . . d 8 "THE NANNY " . Mrs. E. M. Wood and Mrs. I musical program designed to : John Redovian. ~ Robert Kmg .mtroduce erndl l:lfllt> Davi-" \\'f'nriJ Cr~il! . Hattie sm:th. contributing. The bring good musir tu young peo- , ard F~ltz who spoke on the b?" "PAqDNERS" _ TPchnicolortable was cover~ w~~ . ~1_ace l pte. The ,'(mcert. titled, ·'Mu- 1, ,·.";; K ,.:s(+k.».a w• 'n a uw Issue .for the new ·schbeool a: ~ , sic For Ynung America," was ~: also mtrodueed mem rs. Dean i\linhn Jerr!l' Lf>wis ·- . . . ,_____ 1 · d b the Washington : the new school board. The Asso- · 1 e y --.f t n record to en- I SUNDAY, MONDAY, Ipresen National SymphoOy Orc-hestra ~' Cia IOD wen o I and TUESDAY i at Marietta Co11ege. ';i 1 dorse the issue. April 24-25·16 "PtNOCCHtO tN OUTER FRIDAY, SATURDAY , The •·Music Fnr Young Amer· ') Refreshments were served by 1 SPACE" •ndl SUNDAY ica" program, unique in the ~: ,_ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lanni~. - Trrhnicnlor"THE FAMILY JEWELS" 1 world. is set in a Washlngton, j Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mil~erl Mr. and Mrs. Richard YollDg, Peler Latn. a~ Pinonhlo {TethnicolorJ · D. c. sLoene. conducted by How. have received word from tt:.ear Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, Mr. "BEACH BALL,. Jerr~n-:wis 1---- -~----Jimmv Miller, tl1at he has and Mrs. Jack Seelig, MI . and - Tt>clmicolor"FERRY CROSS THE :cloth and centered with an ar- , bee~ on ship duty but is now Mrs. David Grueser, Mr. and Edd Byrnf'~. Chris Noe l. The MERSEY" ! rangement of daffodils in a back in the Viet Nam area. He Mrs. Edgar Abbott, Mr. a n d Suprc-mes. Fm1r Srason8 h p k Sl M nd Admission: 75c and 40c Gt>rry and e eacema er& crystal container. · is with the U. S. Marines. Mrs. George sson, r. a ~:;:;;:;,;,:;,;::,;;;;,..,....J'!.....;,;,,...."""""""""""""""...!.:::.:C:='....::::::::=:.:_ Mr. and Mrs. DoD Maynard l'tlrs. Herman .\tichael, Mr. and children, Steve and Tam- Mrs. Leo Vining and Mr. Edof Logan, W. Va. visited ward Bartels. over the weekeud with Mr. and I ----Mrs. George NicinsKy and Mr. I and Mrs. Frank herald ond i Your Full Service Bank Is ••• family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Graher of Cleveland visited over t hej weekend with her mother, Mrs. E. M. Wood. Also visitinc with Mrs. Wood were Mr. and Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. William Gruel Hobard Legg of Rav...,wood, · ser entertained the HomebuildVa. ers' Class o! the Church of Mr. and Mrs. Waller ~lear· Christ Tuesday evening at their water and Mrs. Grace Bachtel, home 00 Grant Street. Kellllf!th Erie, Pa., and Mrs. Joseph Ru- McElhinny gave the op•ning dak, Akron visiled recently prayer. Sf'rving Meigs Co1mt11 for over 94 Yem7 with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bach Mrs. Milton Houdashelt gave Member Federal Reserve System tel and daughter, Carol Bach- devotions taken from Bible Member Federal Deposit J·n.suranet Corporation lei. acrlpture. The claSB voted to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sear- order the remaining silverware have purchased the former for the ·church dining room and 12 Committee is Named .to Serve Bloodmobile May 2nd \f 1""" '.. l"e'' . . . . . . . ...... ) ------· · Unique Program /s Attended by MHS $tudents ME IGS THEATRf • 1 I . N ' I ~ ., al Yl Sl a a ., ~~ It Ul D fl u 01 St n y n ~ ... I I I i p Around And About M"ddleport j 1 - -·[son Church Class Entertained on Tuesday Night 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK •=========================== Branch property on donated $5 toI'Oilll the Cancel dnve. Pearl-St.Fleming aud have sold tbe<r The Wiener w"' changed ~ I I from the May meeting to June with the June hostesses to sene the May meeting. The droup also voted to purchase a com· munlon- tray ad cups. The Rev. Donald Hicks gave the closing prayer. Hoots were Mr. and Mrs. Grueser, Mr. BIR111 ANNOUNCED aud Mrs. Milton Houdaaheil, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chafin and Mrs. Cash Babr and MrL C.·lumbus, are announcmg the Ruth Power!. birth of a son, April 17\h at · A dessert course wu served Mt. C&rmel Hospital. The baby to the 22 members present In· we1ghed 7 lbs., 12 oz. and bas eluding the Rev. and Mra. Don named Thomaa Arthur Jr. Hicks, Mrs. Marilyn Bishop, Chafms have a daughter, Ruth Powers, Mrs. Ralph Pratt, lu ••• , ege tnree. Grandparents Mr. and Mrll. Ken McElhinny, are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cha- Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. Norfin, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. man Yeauger, Mr. and M r s. Paul Hoffman, Chester: great Wendell Gerlach, Mr. and Mrs. grandparonts are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin Dorothy Roach, Oris Gaultb, SamnMooner;llandW M~:· Mr. sud Mrs.' Houdashel~ Mr. Allee Sm1 • _ \1 _e,__·_· and Mrs. Caah Babr, Mr. and Mrll. Tom Bowen and Mr. and home to Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Lewis. and Mrs. Dale Walburn children, Jil~ and Steven, visited Sanday m Charleston, W. Va. w1th her siSter, Mr. and Mrs. William Forbes!. ~ fl. i• il• II ~ I . ' . Bi . .... . _•~"~ -~•~ •= rt,..,.,;,.otnnthP.3rd Shipment ot BreaKtasr ~rs ai•u ..,..,,,...,,r.... "" ..... , - ··-··- - t : ....... Fl~r .• On the First Floor Many, Many New ,trrivals in t~e Housewares Department and in the Mens and Boys DepartmenT. _ Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy You/'~hoJSping Center for Your b y a ;, e e t · c:l Mrs. Grueser. WASHER I· ·: • SAVES WATER I · -, 3900 gallons per yeeri •·) ~~Y.~ v•~~TERGE NT \ ~~-.;·SAVES TIME · 4 98 hrs. per year! DELUXE FEATURES f .• 4....., ...... ooloctlo• 4 .............. .....,atlll llloctl- •l-posililo-- _ . . . • 1M llludJ diiPIIIIr --- "'-. ~ f t o' w rr EASY DOES IT Mrs. Osborne Is Hostess of Church Society YARD TRAC ·DB.UXE Mrs. Lou!! Oaborne entertain( . WOMENS DRESSES from our ed the Evangeline Missionary ' 28 PAG!S I V0l. 1 NO. 12 rrobers Hunt • Clues Ill 81 Crash Deaths regular A group of womens Dresses, one and two piece styles, stock. Junior, Misses and Half Sizes. Regular $19.~0 WOMENS DRESSES - - - Regular $16.50. WOMENS DRESSES Regular $13.95 WOMENS DRESSES Regular $12.95 WOMENS DRESSES. Regular $10.95 WOMENS DRESSES . Regular $8.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $9.75 SALE $8.25 SALE .$6.98 SALE $6.48 SALE: $$.48 SALE $4.48 WOMENS SPRING COATS A group of all wool Coats in Junior, Misses and Half Sizes. Solids, Tweeds and checks. Regular $49.50 WOMENS COATS---Regular $39.50 WOMENS COATS Regular $29.50 WOMENS COATS Regular $19.50 WOMENS COATS Regular $17.50 WOMENS COATS SALE $34.00 SALE $28.00 SALE $18.00 SALE $14.00 SALE $12.00 WOMENS SPRING SUITS -... ..<" Included in this group of Suits are all wools, linen weaves and knits. Regular $59.50 WOMEN$ SUITS Regular $49.50 WOMENS SUITS Regular $39.50 WOMENS SUITS Regular $29.50 WOMENS SUITS Regular $16.50 WOMENS SUITS Regular $10.00 WOMENS SUITS SALE $38.00 SALE $34.00 SAJ.E $28.00 SALE, $18.00 SALE $12.00 SALE $6.00 Womens Uniforms Womens Hats A repeat on our sale of WomeDI Uniforms. Regular$8.95 Womens HATS SALE $4.48 Regulttr $7.95 Womens HATS SALE $3.98 Regular $5.95 Womens HATS SALE $2.98 Regular $4.95 Womens HATS SALE $2.48 Regular $3.95 Womens . HATS SALE $1.98 Regular $2.95 Womens HATS SALE $1.48 Regular $12.95 UNIFORMS _SALE $10.88 Regular $10.95 . UNIFORMS _ SALE ·$8.88 Regular $8.95 UNIFORMS _ SALE $7.88 Regular $7,95 . UNIFORMS _ SALE' $6.88 Regular $6.95 UNIFORMS _ SALE $5.88 Regular $5.95 UNIFORMS _ SALE $4.88 't. GIRLS COATS (Sizes 7 to 14) I, Our entire stock of girls 7 to 14 Coats Included In this sale. Regular $16.50 GIRLS COATS - - - - - SALE $12.00 Regular $13.95 GIRLS COATS SALE $10.00 Regular $12.95 GIRLS COATS SALE $9.00 INFANTS & TODDLERS COATS Your choice of all wool fabrlcs and washable linens. Size 9 to 24 months and lto3yrs. Regular $13.95 COATS----'----- SALE $10.00 Regul1r $12.95 COATS SALE $9.00 Regular $10.95 COATS SALE $8.00 SALE$6.00 Regular $8.95 COATS - - - - - - - S A L E $S.OO SALE $4.00 PAYS FOR'ITSELF IN SAVING~ with purchas1 ' Family and" +lome. ___ ' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ' DRESSES s-<~elected from our Jegular stock . . ' SES · SALE $6.00 SES --'--~---- SALE $5.00 SAU $4.00 ~ALE $3.00 . SALE, $2.50 SE$ SES SES 8and AttrKtiWI, ltllrdy ... WllltiR'I toll hg,flllll'l ' ' '' 'U~' ' 91o 9 ' elub lllg. Years from now you'll be g Ingels Fu1 OPEN FRIDAY & SATUR ,. • • This Week El)d - Friday and Saturday Elberfelds are having a Sale in the Ready to Wear Department on the 2nd Floor Also see the Porch and lawn Furniture on the 2nd floor- The new Chair and Glider Cushions in ·the ~Drapery Department - Another 1 .. I ( ., t •81 .,. ' MIDDLEPORT " i.'J'' ,'r --- . . \ '' ··r"' f 'f-.;, I ,,, ' ~pr· .~i:J( ' FROM \JNitEb ·PRESS ' ·INTERNATIONAL . .· ' THREE SECTIONS ~I Sli.IN!:>AY, APRI~ 24, l966 ·. ',: ReligioUs Wr Erupt DALAT, South Viet Nam 1youths ready In "punish" tho,. of tho broadcast. however: ~'!•. (UPII -Virtual martial !aw l rt'!.Onslbie for \he weeks ol a warnmg about "de~; prevailed Saturday night in this ruiUonwide rioting and d~der lions and meetings.., whiC'Ii· once peaeeful haven from the In Viet Nam. They did not would give the Viet Colli! .• Viet Nam war. Combat troops mention Buddhisls op!'!oed to chance 10 create disorder. ;1· fa<ed anti-government students the military regime of Premier Dalal was outwardly eilrit. across barbed wire barricades Nguyen Cao Ky by name but it de1P1te the tense situation. ~ while authorities , worked to raised the spector of a bloody Bhopo were oiosed and ~ arrange peace talks. religious war. were few pel'SODI • JW, Both lhe Vietnamese ranger Demud PnnllbiDeol streets. The Dalal Jll!!.i*" units, on the outside of the Nguyen Quoc Binh, spokes- IMOOI !or the wealllly eQ.t itll barricades, and the students, man for lhe Catholic greater a cooler climate, ...,... II' Isolated in a Buddhist pagoda union force. said demoos\ra- :I notice to auests: "Ac--'1••'111: I \..V&wua · , and a marketplace, held lions would be held Sunday In the situation ia local l11ll'bli hostages. ' two sections of the capital foods are, Ia 101111 -~ At least four persons, -two • demanding the government U,Inited." ooldiers and two sludents. have : "punish thoee who dH\roytd, · Patrols of red-bert! 1roop1 been reported killed in four I kill~ and arresled natilllla- roamed the otreetl chectll!l: days of street f<ghllng 10 the , hsts dunng the r<ots. identify pnpers 11111 lorbiddiDJ' normally peaceful mountain : A psychological w a r fare ptheriftgs. Tht Dallt lltltatill!t resort town 145 miles norlh o! : plane circled Da Nang, 380 broke lht teneral calm wbfclii Saigon. . . miles northeast of Saigon, late aetlled over the ptlltkll - . In Saigon. rnlh\anl Catholic Saturday broadcastrng newo ol lfben tile Ky &overtlllllld' I leaders Saturday night said the major Allied victory at ·acceded 1o Buddhist deman41' I they had formed a Ioree of ' nearby Quan Ngai. At the end lhtt elec!lonl for 1 cllllllD pwernmenl ho bold wttb!ll> three to five 1111111bJ. �'. ' I The Sundoy Tlmeo-Sentlnel, Sun4ay, AprU 24, 19fl8-S oonsldered tax-free gilts and clal ~ce-keeplng lpi"!y. ' · a t!Wejoletled mec~lll~' "atttke not tanble campaign contribu- [ The Food and Drug ~mini'" lhal wouJo! have shut doWn live , · ' . • / NeWS In• ReYieW " NOfiOnQ ' i \ \' -.- \ ,,,, [ \ \ lJPJ BfJe • {8 · . · a deceot P..,.,. Instead of , • 20; John ,. rag." · · ' ' Jomeo • ~. · ~~~,· ~~·~~==: · tions. The dmners were held an tratlon (FDA) prohibited 180 ma}Or aJrhnes at midnight ·' . , 1 ... 1 .tr 1001 and 11163 in Connecticut, manufacturers ci! widely used Siilurday. He creo£«1 in omer• CONTIIruED Ffom Pap I PIULADELPIIfA - TiiRI:I! l 'JO!IYO- 'TliJj aUegedy to help Dodd's personal drui!S containing nitrit.a and gency l!oard under the ltail'!'ay but of their two new publica- men will be chari!ed wllll"beJni. '"'gan of Norlh I Jot financial situation. Sen. Jobn J. lrom <laiming Uley are eff~ctove Labor A<l 1o tnmUgate •age ltions. . : cide ~· a result 0/ 11oe de;otlo o1 Colnmlllli8t Williams, R-Del., said lhe for heart afftictkins other lhato and fringe demarods of · the ··:They couldn't csre less," a 79-year-old woman, ohe Of sulnmartly reje'~. · 'i '· . . . , . money was .tuable 111 Jncome :gpglna peciDI'iB. ,The drugs are lntemallonai . Auoclatlen , . Thomas J . . Murphy, OX· lhree vlclhns beaten and rap-U.S. bid lor unlesa It was used for campaign known as "coronary vasoldlla· . of Machinists IIJid Aerospace echllve vice presldeut of the eel J.o U..or West Phllldelploio North VIet Nam.. · purposes. The investigation was lors." . !Worker! (AFL-CIO). Gui*>u he e!Mred llegolla· bomelaot Palm Sunday, .poUc:e :seld. I . oparked by columlifals Drew The FDA also mlered Merck tiooiRt tho offices of lhe Pub- aaid Saturday. . , ~ ...,,paper 11, R 4RRV WIU10N sWE &enau.nat mellt" In the war But bOUt. be Ftnu~en &.l...l .:~c!;: ,\n;tree!!. ""'! r_n to diseontlnue ~'false BECOMES rosTMAn'ER hsber• Assoc1aticd) of -· N~w Mrs. ~na Ptuasealexandroff taid the proposal · 'unlitd p WASHJN:.;N1~UPI) _ The and Senale GOP l~adfl: Rllhla VIctory 1germ-kllllng and pain4elieving"l DEFIANCE, Ohio (UPH -York. Murpny cnaraea omu_~· ·~ died tnu• 1 o!o-':! ' ' Phlhul•l- : ~:::-;,e or Jap"'' ·,~j.qjjpi nnn.d stat•• oot 11111 new VIet K. Dirksen Dl. a!IIOd away Congress gave the President 1. claims for Ito sucret lozenges on I'Roger B. MacDonald, 45, owner publiBher• welcomed. lhe s~•k• phis General Hoopital where she Iby Senat• MalOr\IJ>.. . : · Nam· war ~i.ce £eders t.bis from sugges'Ung McNamara anoi.iwr civi-i di:'~ .-k!G~: ~h-~ I ~..!nt:l~ th,ay do not render of the MacDonald Brake and a~ .a mew or ~~~g the un· had rei11'81ned near death since i Mike M~sfteld and · week. It also ~pened the wa lo , sbould reslp bo thla, 10 eleetloo il approved b·ansfer of the Com- germs . Ineffectual in throal tis- [ Mower Services, Saturday aa- 1~. to accept a amaoler settle-: she, her 44-year-old daughter [' !:'; !':"e. ide~, Jom- ·'J a "lwo-China" policy In ythe I year. Ford .aald Viet Nam. munlty Relation• Servoce from sueo that are contributong to an sumed the duties of postmaster, ml!nt and " a respite perood 1and 14-year-old granddaughter just an old ~ce Iuiie'; United Nationa 11 Red Peking [The government repcirted Commerce to the Justice De- Infection. I oucceeding Homer H. Goltzene during which they can organize , were savagely attracted. The , anew by Washongton meots certain conditions. 1 time lhat the cost of Uvlng wt!llt The Service iB a ra· Johnson blocked lor 30 daya who retired in January. their ·new operation "to pubUsh , auspec~S are Ronald J. Desaua, I its "more drastic i U. ·S. Sends Out New .VIet Nam Peace Feelers I I I · that I In Viet Nani ltaelf Ameriean ' up •gain in March. bombers again carried the war . . to Communist North Vlst Nam'a In Saogon, angry VoetJoa,_ Industrial he a r t lo n d. They youth• broke up a press blallted for the second dme the ence called by sl> American Uoogi power plant which serves anti-war agllaler!. They tore Hanel the capital and 1 , 1181 down peace bamoera and threw bt~~w~y bridge ne~r the port of [spoiled egga and tomatoes at Haiphong. Another target was a !lhe pacifists. The group, Jncl~d­ big mnltary complex. More than ing Rev. J. A. Muste, 11, chBIT· 100 buildings were fired. ! ~an of the <:ommJttee For NoaIh'hmse Secretary Robert S. Vtotent Action, were loaded MeNamara defended President : aboard a plane and take~ t1 Jolw·;on's war strategy before !Hong Kong. They ~ bJtter the Senate FGreign . Relations ' words for Saigon po1tee. Committee, which has given his : In other news spheres the policy a hard time. McNamara · President conferred the Me<lal l said Americans could be proud 1 of Honor posthumously on PFC. of Johnson's restraint In prose- · Millon Lee Olive III, t8, Chicago cuting the war. : Negra, who died when be fell ClvU War !on a Viet Cong grenade to save McNamara also took sharp : the lives ,.of .four cemrades. Jssue with an inference by ~ "Men like\ Milton Olive die for Chairman J. William Fulbright, !honor ,•• Johnson said. "Nationl D-Ark., lhat the U.S. ,was lnter- 1wllhout bonor die too-bul withver ; "'~ in a elvll war between : out purpose, witb.~t _cause ... Pvl ronfUctlng religiouS and politlcal Oliv<:!'s military records never ideologies. He said Ule war carried the color of his ski1o-l gre~ from 11 1 .nagrant. case of only that he was a good oulsidt! aggresswn and mterven- Joyal citizen ... " tion"- by North Viet Nam and · the Viet Cong liberation front, Seek Small Olfto atr •Jed by Red China. The President urged IJemo. · ~· peace · ·feelers wete ;cratic leaders to carry their fl, d by U.N. Alnbaosador parQo's record In lhe 89th ConAl r J. Goldberg and Senate I gress to the voters and also Democratic leader Mike Mans· seek small . as well as f ·, (Mont.) Goldberg clearly glfta of campaign signaled that the U.S. would not he said, 11 0ur real oppose R:ed Cbina's admission must always be the small conto 'h.e world peace organization tributor." Party chien.tns reH . eking withdraws Its d•mand llOrled meantime lhat political lor expulsion of NaUonaUst barometers lndl<!!lte a changlnl China and ceases inciting and climate . in race relations in the alarming Norlh VietNam. Soulh, with gr.eater opportunities Mansfield urged a new peace for Neg~s tQ vote since pas&boiUative by Asian nations such Iag_e of the 1965 voting righta as Japan and Burma in which 1act. The Democratic national Aslall8 would be deaUng wilh , committee aet a $5 million lundAsians. I raising goal to pay off party · The President obviously wu debta and finance election behipd bolh maneuvers on the paigns . promise there is nothing to lose In .Congre" the Senate ogaiiBI and lhat some honorable way killed out of the VI t N l"ti an attempt by e am po 1 cal leader Oirk!en to force ·thr<lUglo morass must be found. a constitutional amendment Fean MoiiOted would have outla;.,.ed the Assurances to the contrary, prenie Court's "one man, one fears mounted that the embat- vote" ruling on reappoo,tior;me 1nt I lied Soulh Vietnamese. be . · ynable .111 ; aclliOYO state )egoslatureo. Sen. Paul liability . , . . . ·. Douglu, D-111., charged,.·•••,, I Th · ·de 1 · amendment supporters ese ve opmenla came 1o perpetuals rotten borough the wake ol publication of Sec- government." Dirk.., pledged retary of Slate Dean ' lhat the •·· " ould t f de "new approach" policy to;:~ ' away." woue w no a Red China. 11 was not "' The Senate Ethics Cornrnlttet l1 new but It IIHed Into a was probing char~ that Sea. toward "containment ••• IJolaUQIL" This bas been Thomas J. Dodd, 0-Conn., eated by Vke President more tl!all $100,000 from If. Humphrey and other adminllund-rala!Dg dinners otraUe!o .Jeaders. Goldberg said the U.S. ''was lo hove Cbina join the mainstream tbe .International eommunilY" II irlU modify llo warlike Add a splash of vibrant ·color i WANI'EDI MEROIANTS NIGKT 1 i WATCHMAN Appllatlona Acapted AI Gallipolis Chamb.r Of Commerce OHict .Lofoyette Hotol, Deadline-MoiL AprU 21 SPECIAL! to your home ... in heavenly carpet. ::·'. ,;,. . 1 I TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY-. .rwhat was her sin 1 I Loving too much l ..;.ornot· . . r enough love t PJIDAY 111C1 SATURDAY Aprll2940 "WILD IN THI COUNTRY" (Teolmi<olor) Pmley Rope l.eCt, Tuesday Weld'. Jobn Ireland. "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" Elvlt TONIGHT "THI FAMILY JIWILS• lTtcbD!eolor) Jerry Lowll -ood"PIIRY ClOSS THI MIISIY" Gerr7 oDd ho · · - Joanau Woodward, WhllmiD. Stuart --Freezer PHILCO .,.,. . ·TURNER .,.,.elK'' TECHIIICOLOR• JOHN FORSYTHE .. KEIR DULLfA :..... Alw H111111t'.U.IIniwlnll PGin ALSO: CARTOON· ThiW UHie Woodpeckers Philco Uprigh~ 18 cu. ft. holds 506 pounds. Freezer oolllla tve!J shelf, zero storage, book shelf storage door. Covm less floor space. 139·95 5 Womeldorlf & Thimas Co: 3rd & C.urt st.. O.lllpolla ....... ., i ' I cies. If your telephone rang right now how far would you .have to go to answer it? :.. • - • J ., .,. ··"' Wouldn't you know it? The phone rings there- when you're here! Does it take you upstairs? Downstairs? From one end of the house to the other? You live in an underphoned home. There's a simple answer- one or more extensions in the . ' places where you're most likely to be. And choose from a wide range of colors ahd styles: the Princess' phone .with a venarile light· up dial and night light; handsome style$ for desk. or table; convenient wall models; the exciting new dial·in·the·handser Trimline• phone that rests lightly in the palm of your hand. Extension phones cost as little as 9'¢ a month each plus tax !installation and equip~ent chqts. exrra). Ask your Ohio Bell service represtn~dve . or telephone man about step·savin~ excen~iom. . Then, when the phone rings you can reach instead of run. ;·' R•pu~licans . _, ' ·'. .'' enemel fioillh , Si111 to meet IIYIII'Y nMd • • T H • M T 0 D A~ THE FR£t«H CITY PRESS 601 Socond ,.,., 100% continuous filament nylon pile This luxurious richness has not been available in nylon carpet until · Lees made "Island Pork." The lush pile yarns ore as durable os they ,, ore beavtiful. Seventeen luscious colors to bring new sparkle to your decorating scheme: . ~ Cortez Red, Amber Gold, Ocean Green, Bllcayne Blue, Cloudy Jade, Royal Blue, Grecian Olive, Copper, Brass, Frosted Cocoa, Montego Sand, Java Gold, Moss Fern, Jade, Bottle Green, Green Spring, and Muflln Beige. - f'ut She 1219 12x15 . llixlB I I I I Totol Prlca $99.00 $169.00 $249.00 I I I . • .. Monthly Poyment u • ., $10.00 . $12.00 il:"" $lt!IO .. I . efurnlture 'i. • .l•-' • 1.\ '. '· ' •• .. I r -~·,.,t:· ·..,.. ...•11¥ , ·V~'I" ..... Open . . . Qllly 9:00 11» . $.:00 . p.m., Thu.-.,. 9 10 12 noon . HOURSI STORE ,.... •• c_ ,...... ~ _~ , . ..._ _ ,,1 ... .. .... ;.... vw... 111111 , . . . . . . . . . ... ., . ,j • '. ..' ,.........,;,,.Ienir. l .'llllli"ill._.; ~.:.. _. .......... 1 •· Ed Sullivcm Show Sunday nights on CBS alevision . ~ ••j See lees "Island Park" carpet tested on the ' ' ", .. ROOM SIZE RUGS 1 l '""'. .~, IIICYION DAY-·1VII. W.'f :W ' Square Yard AVERAGE THREE ROOM INSTALLATION Cost Including Wall-lo-w all I I --- -$412.00 Total Pay living room-12xl6 Carpel $42.00 down $18.00 Padding dining room-9x12 per month. 24 Installation months to pay -3xl2 hallway Come In today. Or call44'-"332. Ask us to hring lees "Island Park" carpet to your home for mix and matching with your furniture, draperies, and walls. ' .95 . WaiJ.to.W•II carpet from Tape's Ia . carefully 1nd fl•wlessly lnst•lltd by our own expert layers•. 011r tOtal price Includes this fine workm•nshlp. No extra labor cluirtea to 1dd' on. . Erpttilnce llll Congress . . ' , 'So.mly....,....-.oliool • Euy rUctinldrawMII • Fully .-ble ~er dlplh , Bon&trite·tn•t.d babd 1Oth DISTIICT .•·' . .._,, Ao anticipated, Pekbog heaped i iavecUve on Rusk '1 statement i but there were diplomatic signs I that Ooina was taking 1 aew I and harder look at Ita beiUger- ' ent poUC)'. McNamara ssld the U.S. bas 325,000 men In combat opera' tions In Southeast Asia, J.oclu~ lng 240,000 IJI'OWid lrOOJO$ ID Viet Nam. He vehemenUy denied as ''Dbsurd" publlobed charges that there were bomb nd h a s ippin.'§ shortages. He replied with a firm ..no" when asked if the war could be w&n without the pollllcal and mDJtary supporl of lhe South i 8 Vlllllamese. He oald "no" again when asked "should we try to?,. CWst• Renewed House Republican L e 1 d "'I Genold R. Ford, Mich., ren•· 11 bll charge that McNamara waa IIUBty of "shocking m~manap ONDIS far CONGRESS .. ., •• •r- Feel the thickness and .denseness of luxi.Srious "Island Park." $ JUST A superb value in lovely, long-wearing carpet .by Lees. . •' . :~ . ·, : .. ' .. ":!\ • ,• ~ ~ .. Shop Friday Nighb UnlllliOO,p•m· .,' �'. ' I The Sundoy Tlmeo-Sentlnel, Sun4ay, AprU 24, 19fl8-S oonsldered tax-free gilts and clal ~ce-keeplng lpi"!y. ' · a t!Wejoletled mec~lll~' "atttke not tanble campaign contribu- [ The Food and Drug ~mini'" lhal wouJo! have shut doWn live , · ' . • / NeWS In• ReYieW " NOfiOnQ ' i \ \' -.- \ ,,,, [ \ \ lJPJ BfJe • {8 · . · a deceot P..,.,. Instead of , • 20; John ,. rag." · · ' ' Jomeo • ~. · ~~~,· ~~·~~==: · tions. The dmners were held an tratlon (FDA) prohibited 180 ma}Or aJrhnes at midnight ·' . , 1 ... 1 .tr 1001 and 11163 in Connecticut, manufacturers ci! widely used Siilurday. He creo£«1 in omer• CONTIIruED Ffom Pap I PIULADELPIIfA - TiiRI:I! l 'JO!IYO- 'TliJj aUegedy to help Dodd's personal drui!S containing nitrit.a and gency l!oard under the ltail'!'ay but of their two new publica- men will be chari!ed wllll"beJni. '"'gan of Norlh I Jot financial situation. Sen. Jobn J. lrom <laiming Uley are eff~ctove Labor A<l 1o tnmUgate •age ltions. . : cide ~· a result 0/ 11oe de;otlo o1 Colnmlllli8t Williams, R-Del., said lhe for heart afftictkins other lhato and fringe demarods of · the ··:They couldn't csre less," a 79-year-old woman, ohe Of sulnmartly reje'~. · 'i '· . . . , . money was .tuable 111 Jncome :gpglna peciDI'iB. ,The drugs are lntemallonai . Auoclatlen , . Thomas J . . Murphy, OX· lhree vlclhns beaten and rap-U.S. bid lor unlesa It was used for campaign known as "coronary vasoldlla· . of Machinists IIJid Aerospace echllve vice presldeut of the eel J.o U..or West Phllldelploio North VIet Nam.. · purposes. The investigation was lors." . !Worker! (AFL-CIO). Gui*>u he e!Mred llegolla· bomelaot Palm Sunday, .poUc:e :seld. I . oparked by columlifals Drew The FDA also mlered Merck tiooiRt tho offices of lhe Pub- aaid Saturday. . , ~ ...,,paper 11, R 4RRV WIU10N sWE &enau.nat mellt" In the war But bOUt. be Ftnu~en &.l...l .:~c!;: ,\n;tree!!. ""'! r_n to diseontlnue ~'false BECOMES rosTMAn'ER hsber• Assoc1aticd) of -· N~w Mrs. ~na Ptuasealexandroff taid the proposal · 'unlitd p WASHJN:.;N1~UPI) _ The and Senale GOP l~adfl: Rllhla VIctory 1germ-kllllng and pain4elieving"l DEFIANCE, Ohio (UPH -York. Murpny cnaraea omu_~· ·~ died tnu• 1 o!o-':! ' ' Phlhul•l- : ~:::-;,e or Jap"'' ·,~j.qjjpi nnn.d stat•• oot 11111 new VIet K. Dirksen Dl. a!IIOd away Congress gave the President 1. claims for Ito sucret lozenges on I'Roger B. MacDonald, 45, owner publiBher• welcomed. lhe s~•k• phis General Hoopital where she Iby Senat• MalOr\IJ>.. . : · Nam· war ~i.ce £eders t.bis from sugges'Ung McNamara anoi.iwr civi-i di:'~ .-k!G~: ~h-~ I ~..!nt:l~ th,ay do not render of the MacDonald Brake and a~ .a mew or ~~~g the un· had rei11'81ned near death since i Mike M~sfteld and · week. It also ~pened the wa lo , sbould reslp bo thla, 10 eleetloo il approved b·ansfer of the Com- germs . Ineffectual in throal tis- [ Mower Services, Saturday aa- 1~. to accept a amaoler settle-: she, her 44-year-old daughter [' !:'; !':"e. ide~, Jom- ·'J a "lwo-China" policy In ythe I year. Ford .aald Viet Nam. munlty Relation• Servoce from sueo that are contributong to an sumed the duties of postmaster, ml!nt and " a respite perood 1and 14-year-old granddaughter just an old ~ce Iuiie'; United Nationa 11 Red Peking [The government repcirted Commerce to the Justice De- Infection. I oucceeding Homer H. Goltzene during which they can organize , were savagely attracted. The , anew by Washongton meots certain conditions. 1 time lhat the cost of Uvlng wt!llt The Service iB a ra· Johnson blocked lor 30 daya who retired in January. their ·new operation "to pubUsh , auspec~S are Ronald J. Desaua, I its "more drastic i U. ·S. Sends Out New .VIet Nam Peace Feelers I I I · that I In Viet Nani ltaelf Ameriean ' up •gain in March. bombers again carried the war . . to Communist North Vlst Nam'a In Saogon, angry VoetJoa,_ Industrial he a r t lo n d. They youth• broke up a press blallted for the second dme the ence called by sl> American Uoogi power plant which serves anti-war agllaler!. They tore Hanel the capital and 1 , 1181 down peace bamoera and threw bt~~w~y bridge ne~r the port of [spoiled egga and tomatoes at Haiphong. Another target was a !lhe pacifists. The group, Jncl~d­ big mnltary complex. More than ing Rev. J. A. Muste, 11, chBIT· 100 buildings were fired. ! ~an of the <:ommJttee For NoaIh'hmse Secretary Robert S. Vtotent Action, were loaded MeNamara defended President : aboard a plane and take~ t1 Jolw·;on's war strategy before !Hong Kong. They ~ bJtter the Senate FGreign . Relations ' words for Saigon po1tee. Committee, which has given his : In other news spheres the policy a hard time. McNamara · President conferred the Me<lal l said Americans could be proud 1 of Honor posthumously on PFC. of Johnson's restraint In prose- · Millon Lee Olive III, t8, Chicago cuting the war. : Negra, who died when be fell ClvU War !on a Viet Cong grenade to save McNamara also took sharp : the lives ,.of .four cemrades. Jssue with an inference by ~ "Men like\ Milton Olive die for Chairman J. William Fulbright, !honor ,•• Johnson said. "Nationl D-Ark., lhat the U.S. ,was lnter- 1wllhout bonor die too-bul withver ; "'~ in a elvll war between : out purpose, witb.~t _cause ... Pvl ronfUctlng religiouS and politlcal Oliv<:!'s military records never ideologies. He said Ule war carried the color of his ski1o-l gre~ from 11 1 .nagrant. case of only that he was a good oulsidt! aggresswn and mterven- Joyal citizen ... " tion"- by North Viet Nam and · the Viet Cong liberation front, Seek Small Olfto atr •Jed by Red China. The President urged IJemo. · ~· peace · ·feelers wete ;cratic leaders to carry their fl, d by U.N. Alnbaosador parQo's record In lhe 89th ConAl r J. Goldberg and Senate I gress to the voters and also Democratic leader Mike Mans· seek small . as well as f ·, (Mont.) Goldberg clearly glfta of campaign signaled that the U.S. would not he said, 11 0ur real oppose R:ed Cbina's admission must always be the small conto 'h.e world peace organization tributor." Party chien.tns reH . eking withdraws Its d•mand llOrled meantime lhat political lor expulsion of NaUonaUst barometers lndl<!!lte a changlnl China and ceases inciting and climate . in race relations in the alarming Norlh VietNam. Soulh, with gr.eater opportunities Mansfield urged a new peace for Neg~s tQ vote since pas&boiUative by Asian nations such Iag_e of the 1965 voting righta as Japan and Burma in which 1act. The Democratic national Aslall8 would be deaUng wilh , committee aet a $5 million lundAsians. I raising goal to pay off party · The President obviously wu debta and finance election behipd bolh maneuvers on the paigns . promise there is nothing to lose In .Congre" the Senate ogaiiBI and lhat some honorable way killed out of the VI t N l"ti an attempt by e am po 1 cal leader Oirk!en to force ·thr<lUglo morass must be found. a constitutional amendment Fean MoiiOted would have outla;.,.ed the Assurances to the contrary, prenie Court's "one man, one fears mounted that the embat- vote" ruling on reappoo,tior;me 1nt I lied Soulh Vietnamese. be . · ynable .111 ; aclliOYO state )egoslatureo. Sen. Paul liability . , . . . ·. Douglu, D-111., charged,.·•••,, I Th · ·de 1 · amendment supporters ese ve opmenla came 1o perpetuals rotten borough the wake ol publication of Sec- government." Dirk.., pledged retary of Slate Dean ' lhat the •·· " ould t f de "new approach" policy to;:~ ' away." woue w no a Red China. 11 was not "' The Senate Ethics Cornrnlttet l1 new but It IIHed Into a was probing char~ that Sea. toward "containment ••• IJolaUQIL" This bas been Thomas J. Dodd, 0-Conn., eated by Vke President more tl!all $100,000 from If. Humphrey and other adminllund-rala!Dg dinners otraUe!o .Jeaders. Goldberg said the U.S. ''was lo hove Cbina join the mainstream tbe .International eommunilY" II irlU modify llo warlike Add a splash of vibrant ·color i WANI'EDI MEROIANTS NIGKT 1 i WATCHMAN Appllatlona Acapted AI Gallipolis Chamb.r Of Commerce OHict .Lofoyette Hotol, Deadline-MoiL AprU 21 SPECIAL! to your home ... in heavenly carpet. ::·'. ,;,. . 1 I TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY-. .rwhat was her sin 1 I Loving too much l ..;.ornot· . . r enough love t PJIDAY 111C1 SATURDAY Aprll2940 "WILD IN THI COUNTRY" (Teolmi<olor) Pmley Rope l.eCt, Tuesday Weld'. Jobn Ireland. "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" Elvlt TONIGHT "THI FAMILY JIWILS• lTtcbD!eolor) Jerry Lowll -ood"PIIRY ClOSS THI MIISIY" Gerr7 oDd ho · · - Joanau Woodward, WhllmiD. Stuart --Freezer PHILCO .,.,. . ·TURNER .,.,.elK'' TECHIIICOLOR• JOHN FORSYTHE .. KEIR DULLfA :..... Alw H111111t'.U.IIniwlnll PGin ALSO: CARTOON· ThiW UHie Woodpeckers Philco Uprigh~ 18 cu. ft. holds 506 pounds. Freezer oolllla tve!J shelf, zero storage, book shelf storage door. Covm less floor space. 139·95 5 Womeldorlf & Thimas Co: 3rd & C.urt st.. O.lllpolla ....... ., i ' I cies. If your telephone rang right now how far would you .have to go to answer it? :.. • - • J ., .,. ··"' Wouldn't you know it? The phone rings there- when you're here! Does it take you upstairs? Downstairs? From one end of the house to the other? You live in an underphoned home. There's a simple answer- one or more extensions in the . ' places where you're most likely to be. And choose from a wide range of colors ahd styles: the Princess' phone .with a venarile light· up dial and night light; handsome style$ for desk. or table; convenient wall models; the exciting new dial·in·the·handser Trimline• phone that rests lightly in the palm of your hand. Extension phones cost as little as 9'¢ a month each plus tax !installation and equip~ent chqts. exrra). Ask your Ohio Bell service represtn~dve . or telephone man about step·savin~ excen~iom. . Then, when the phone rings you can reach instead of run. ;·' R•pu~licans . _, ' ·'. .'' enemel fioillh , Si111 to meet IIYIII'Y nMd • • T H • M T 0 D A~ THE FR£t«H CITY PRESS 601 Socond ,.,., 100% continuous filament nylon pile This luxurious richness has not been available in nylon carpet until · Lees made "Island Pork." The lush pile yarns ore as durable os they ,, ore beavtiful. Seventeen luscious colors to bring new sparkle to your decorating scheme: . ~ Cortez Red, Amber Gold, Ocean Green, Bllcayne Blue, Cloudy Jade, Royal Blue, Grecian Olive, Copper, Brass, Frosted Cocoa, Montego Sand, Java Gold, Moss Fern, Jade, Bottle Green, Green Spring, and Muflln Beige. - f'ut She 1219 12x15 . llixlB I I I I Totol Prlca $99.00 $169.00 $249.00 I I I . • .. Monthly Poyment u • ., $10.00 . $12.00 il:"" $lt!IO .. I . efurnlture 'i. • .l•-' • 1.\ '. '· ' •• .. I r -~·,.,t:· ·..,.. ...•11¥ , ·V~'I" ..... Open . . . Qllly 9:00 11» . $.:00 . p.m., Thu.-.,. 9 10 12 noon . HOURSI STORE ,.... •• c_ ,...... ~ _~ , . ..._ _ ,,1 ... .. .... ;.... vw... 111111 , . . . . . . . . . ... ., . ,j • '. ..' ,.........,;,,.Ienir. l .'llllli"ill._.; ~.:.. _. .......... 1 •· Ed Sullivcm Show Sunday nights on CBS alevision . ~ ••j See lees "Island Park" carpet tested on the ' ' ", .. ROOM SIZE RUGS 1 l '""'. .~, IIICYION DAY-·1VII. W.'f :W ' Square Yard AVERAGE THREE ROOM INSTALLATION Cost Including Wall-lo-w all I I --- -$412.00 Total Pay living room-12xl6 Carpel $42.00 down $18.00 Padding dining room-9x12 per month. 24 Installation months to pay -3xl2 hallway Come In today. Or call44'-"332. Ask us to hring lees "Island Park" carpet to your home for mix and matching with your furniture, draperies, and walls. ' .95 . WaiJ.to.W•II carpet from Tape's Ia . carefully 1nd fl•wlessly lnst•lltd by our own expert layers•. 011r tOtal price Includes this fine workm•nshlp. No extra labor cluirtea to 1dd' on. . Erpttilnce llll Congress . . ' , 'So.mly....,....-.oliool • Euy rUctinldrawMII • Fully .-ble ~er dlplh , Bon&trite·tn•t.d babd 1Oth DISTIICT .•·' . .._,, Ao anticipated, Pekbog heaped i iavecUve on Rusk '1 statement i but there were diplomatic signs I that Ooina was taking 1 aew I and harder look at Ita beiUger- ' ent poUC)'. McNamara ssld the U.S. bas 325,000 men In combat opera' tions In Southeast Asia, J.oclu~ lng 240,000 IJI'OWid lrOOJO$ ID Viet Nam. He vehemenUy denied as ''Dbsurd" publlobed charges that there were bomb nd h a s ippin.'§ shortages. He replied with a firm ..no" when asked if the war could be w&n without the pollllcal and mDJtary supporl of lhe South i 8 Vlllllamese. He oald "no" again when asked "should we try to?,. CWst• Renewed House Republican L e 1 d "'I Genold R. Ford, Mich., ren•· 11 bll charge that McNamara waa IIUBty of "shocking m~manap ONDIS far CONGRESS .. ., •• •r- Feel the thickness and .denseness of luxi.Srious "Island Park." $ JUST A superb value in lovely, long-wearing carpet .by Lees. . •' . :~ . ·, : .. ' .. ":!\ • ,• ~ ~ .. Shop Friday Nighb UnlllliOO,p•m· .,' �• • -~ 0 • · - • . .......... ' I I· • SUNDAY' tWTE . . Years Ago on the River Moonlight Excursion on.· lsland Queen was Highlight ·Each PUBLISHED BY TBB oHIO 'I'ALLEY PUBLISHING COIIlPA$1 lllcll4td S. OW1I. Publisher Jalllt* B. Dfmall', lldv. Dlr. v-"" Adtt. Jlgr. ·-···-·- -nftM~tc. -· - Chester Ttmnehlll, £"", fclftiW DwiDht Wetherholt. Editor Hoban wa.on. Jr. iii011. a<iiiw ' ~ i . ' I :!!. Respect for Courts is aMust -j It would be a great thing for all con-cerned if our courts could take their case direclly to our supreme tribunal . - the American people. tor. is going to Viet Ndm after al~. lie dissent from many of the actiOns and decisions of courts of all levels - city, county, state, federal, district and supreme. ts It isn't rare to hear such commen as: "The rourts are sticking their noses in· to things tlJal are none of their business.'' "They're making laws instead of ruling on 'em/' "They're glvlng more breaks to. lilt law-breakers than to the viet~." "If 1 wao a cop, I'd quit chaSIDg speed· ers and dnmka. Why risk your neck wbell the traffic courts let •em go anyway?" "Justice and common aense have nothIng to do with 11. It's what's 1o the lint type tbat the jodges go lor." 11Did you see where semtl 21-year-old kid wu lo court on a bul'Jllary rap and the judge put hlm away for a yoar for contempt becaUS4! tho kid !dosed his wUo Ia court u th•y look him to jail? Hew about THAT?" No .... 11 11111,1 such <WDmeJIII lftl l Features of valid. But they're being made -, and by more and more people wbo aren t ertml· nals at Ill Ill)' ldnd of legal tn>uble. 'l'be ~~~~~ majority ol our judges are · scrupuloosly fair, blgbly lnleUlgen~ com· pletely sincere and boneol and work bard at tbetr jobs. But IIIOIIgb of them bave aald or done oomethlog on the bellcb to dim public confidence In law and order and thus aid and abel tba efforls o1 a lot el assorted cbaraclera who are working bard toward that very goal. Contempt of court - even outsldo the court - Is letbal to government and to ooclely. Tba foundation of tho American flY• slem of justice, de:nocracy and fair play lo the court - and too miD)' people are electin.ll to make and obey their own Jaws, period. 'l'ba remedy! Well, pari o1 11, •t least, Is for the courts to be ever conscluus of their dlgnlty and public !mage. And lor the rest of us to set an eumplo o1 solid and even mllltanl "" apeet for law and order and for tholl charged with adminlalerlog ll othenrtso, we're beading lor real - Boat Club Expects Greatest-e1jer Season BY DJCI( TIIUMAS . Tba Gallipolis Boat Club, Its 4-Tite SVnby '11me~Unek Su,,dfJ.r "It's All Your Fault-It's Always Your fault." bit. ltpfl! !1,J!!8f_ 3 heal houses and landing floats aesUed Ill the calm waters of Chickamauga Creek al the foot of Vine Sl., Is looking forward to the greatest yoar lo Ita history wllb the openin.JI of the lllt16 boatlog season May I. Nine~ years age, 16 menr • bers moved their boats to thia Washington By-Line quiet harbor In tho Chick1111UJU· ga Basin whlcb is undisturbed by the waves of passing tow· boats, from the club's fonner localieR at the !ott of Cedar Sl., on the bank of the Ohio River. Tbe orlgloal six members of lhe club included Hugo Plero~ ti, Wayne Church, Eddie Kerr, Don and Bob Slagle, and the SNUG HARBOR - Cblckamauga Basin II 1 11111g barb or for tbe Gallipolis Boat Club which will boglo Ill 19th Ia~ Gilbert Pumphrey Bush, a aoq May 1 at the foot of VIne Sl Tblo view greeta the boater aa be Jllldea up lba ebannello 1be pa dock at the rlgh& tenner dilltrict officer In the ot the covered dock on tho far lett Ia tbo plctare. United statea Ctaat Guard llllddiOJIOl'tl Auxillacy. aea101 II ovtl' the dab Will long, however, lbey were mov· bertha for 911 boots, Including club added coven!d clocka IDd Hugo Pierotti Is Commodore ban more IliaD 150 memben. et1 to tbetr present location. 12 Iorge boet houses. T b e y Increased the number of boat . of the club and bu beeD 11081'- Boating rau lrom Just 1 ball • mila away from handle Quaker SIB~ pnducts. docko. A 1atge parking lot proly evacy Jl'18f lbe tlub bas May 1 to Nor. L Tba dock bu two-way radio vldes ample apaoe for membeea In existence. Dr. Thomas Maybe ...t year tha elub the Ohio River, lilt lecaUoa eommuoications wilh boell bav. ben and ai:~P for out-ol-town P. Prlca Ia s..,..tary -treasurer. cau eipBliCl and take on addf. provides 1 quiet harbor, where lBg radios. banters V.o bring their boata Members of lilt board of tnJ&. Uonal llli!IIlbero. Pierotti ukl ''you cu tie your boat II the on trailers for weekend cruisea loeo are Morris K. Haskins, IIIey wDI wall '- see what ef· dock wltb a shoe strlog," Pier· Tbe club has grown aleadily out of !btl GallipoliJ harbor. D. Keaneth Morgaa, C. Leu feet tha F'lrsl-av boat lslllll'illnl olll aald, and ''theJ don't bave through the yean. Ia 1959, It · Saunderl, Jobn W. Burllle, and ramp and parking lot will bave. to take the cti!IS!anl ponading started with 54 members snd Last year more lban 900 outJolm Allison. Tbe club aWl baa $2.5110 II pay they did we were ovar on eoded wilh 98. By the eod of of-towo boata used tbe club'o Tba dab - hM 1118 ....,.. oH on its covered docks. the river bank.• the aeasoa there were 76 boats. facilities. They eame from u ben and aboat II mon wBDI Whell lbe club moved lo Tbe club renla the greuod Additional facilities including a far north as Cleveland and u 1o jola. Deadlloe to ....,. Chickamauga Creek, II located from G. A. Mack, Columbus, gaa dock and fuel fiat were add- far ooutb aa Cincinnati. More ....mer.ldpo lor lhe ......... Its fioats 011 lbe appor 8icle tl J. D. North. and the Quaker eeL lhau an eallmated 1,600 persoDI ...- ll lloJ L Belon 1be th8 concrelt br1die. Beron Slate ftell•tna: 01. '1'llltN ore About threl yeo:n ngo lite visited lhl flub last year. GOP Gains in the Senate, '- South Africans Vote for Chains I :t I I I I I J ( ~ 1 II • c' E 11 Is often remarked lhel no naUon baa ever voted Itself Into coJllllliiDlsm. leal we be too beMtened 11 tb1l record of good sense displayed by free peoples In free soclelles, It should be remembered that at least one country In recent daya willingly voted liBel! a step closer to whal can only be called fascism. The country Is Soutb Africa, wbere the apartheid • promoting National Par7 scored the greatest victory lo the notion I hislory to win Its llflb SIICCOBBive term of five vears. It oow bolda an unprecedented 126 of the 166 seats In the ll<>uae ol AueJDo bly. Another 39 seats are held by tho remnonts ol Jan Smut'• United Party, whose nnlv distinction Is that U claims to be more de~nted to holding Soulh Africa's 13 nd~ lion non-whites at bay than Prime MJnls.. Jer Verwoerd's NaUonel Party. Undoubtedly the lon<liest person In all of South Africa Is Mrs. Helen Suman. who surprisingly W19 re-elected u the sole Progressive Party member. Protected 1>:1 parliamentary Immunity, bera Is tbe only voice In all ol South A!rlca thai has been co!lllatonUy raleed against apartheid, the only gadfly to annay a rubber-stamp gov· ernmenl, thl only spokesman for tbe_ rights of 13 million di,·fraochised nonwhites. South Africa's . •urse Is aow clear. Tbe On a Slender Reed Probably lew o1 us evar lbougbt we'd ftve to see the day, but according to olfl. cia! word, U. S. stockpUaa of ll'•ln are last dropping to "below the reasonable level of security." Richard W. Reuter, apaclal aatltlt!nl to Secretary of State Dean Rusk, warns IIU1t reserves in this country and Canada are gelting so low that a single year ol drought could result in widespread starvation throughout the world. His word to developing countries: Place more emphasis on Increasing food production aDd rely less oo America'lil far from llndUess bounty. nation's three million whites are !lilly committed to walling lo oom• II mUllon black Bantus on reservatlonll called Banlllltanl which are supposed to be entirely aelf~overnlng on some dim, dlslant day. Tbey are committed to wallln.ll 1o another 1 5 million "coloreds" and ball a ndDlon ,;Asiatics" In social and proleaalonal and "'"graphical gbellol. Perhaps most serious of all Ill the lonC ron the whites of South Africa must tin.;. walling up their minds agalosl 1111 tnlellectoal winds of dlsaent or challenge. Un~r the Suppresslnn of Communism Aet ml retested Hltlerlan meuures, they bavo insured thai any aucb dlsaenl or cballenge thaD not be beard, and lo so doing have plunged their legal aystern back loto thl darkeal daya of the medieVal period. AJri criUcilma ol the racial pellelea ol the government mean• certalo arrest In South Africa, and arreal In that repubU. today can liteau Imprisonment wllbout trial or ball virlurdly Indefinitely. . voting 1n secret ballot. whi'- l!oulh AI· r1can1 have chosen to proceed with the undolog of their h<!rlloge ol 300 years of Western progreu 1o the field of human llbcrly, all out ol lear - a lear tbat gnaws at the very baltom ol their souls - ol human beings with darker skins. If free men can do thi!l to themselves, wbat worse could the Communtsts do Anyway, He's Going · Well II looks u If actor G<orge lWI\Ilton II aoin.JI to Viet nam alter all. Not aa a soldier but aa au entertainer. Tbe reason Lynda Bird Jobnaon'a band· some 28-year-old friend and escort Ia golog to entertoin our boye instead ol sweat 11 out with them lo action Is thai be bu a lA draft deferment as the fall S\lpporter of his mother. No one may ever know boW sood a flgbllng man actor Hamllloa mi&hl ~ve been. But If be were as good at fighting .. he Is al mother-supporting be would be a real asset. Any young fellow his age who can keep his mother !ally supported to the extent of a 3\J.room mansion lo Beverly HUls jlllll baa to ba aomeona special. • The Chop Suey Curtain Thos;Iron, Bamboo, Bamboozle Curtains· ANNUAL PROJECT - An annual proje ct unrelated to fire fighting but adapted to the firemen's organization, is the collection of food and its distribution to needy families at Christmas time in Middleport. This has be en a project of some years standing appar-. ently as the gentlemen above at the rear of a large room full of family baskets appear right spry as if ln their vigorous years whl It~ today they may be as spry but their hair Ls considerably more gray. Santa Claus, as ho should be, remaina unidentified. .Wail of Fire Siren Calls Out Wave of Volunteers ' DOCKING FAClLITIES- Ready to 'be po~itioned fur tbe eomlng boating season are tbe docking floats, covered docks and boats bouses at tho Gallfpolla Boat Club. Tbe club finished tbe oeoaon wilb 138 membe ra. There are berths for 98 boats, iucluding 12 Iorge boa\ bousei. Hu•o PieroW ia Commodore. • �• • -~ 0 • · - • . .......... ' I I· • SUNDAY' tWTE . . Years Ago on the River Moonlight Excursion on.· lsland Queen was Highlight ·Each PUBLISHED BY TBB oHIO 'I'ALLEY PUBLISHING COIIlPA$1 lllcll4td S. OW1I. Publisher Jalllt* B. Dfmall', lldv. Dlr. v-"" Adtt. Jlgr. ·-···-·- -nftM~tc. -· - Chester Ttmnehlll, £"", fclftiW DwiDht Wetherholt. Editor Hoban wa.on. Jr. iii011. a<iiiw ' ~ i . ' I :!!. Respect for Courts is aMust -j It would be a great thing for all con-cerned if our courts could take their case direclly to our supreme tribunal . - the American people. tor. is going to Viet Ndm after al~. lie dissent from many of the actiOns and decisions of courts of all levels - city, county, state, federal, district and supreme. ts It isn't rare to hear such commen as: "The rourts are sticking their noses in· to things tlJal are none of their business.'' "They're making laws instead of ruling on 'em/' "They're glvlng more breaks to. lilt law-breakers than to the viet~." "If 1 wao a cop, I'd quit chaSIDg speed· ers and dnmka. Why risk your neck wbell the traffic courts let •em go anyway?" "Justice and common aense have nothIng to do with 11. It's what's 1o the lint type tbat the jodges go lor." 11Did you see where semtl 21-year-old kid wu lo court on a bul'Jllary rap and the judge put hlm away for a yoar for contempt becaUS4! tho kid !dosed his wUo Ia court u th•y look him to jail? Hew about THAT?" No .... 11 11111,1 such <WDmeJIII lftl l Features of valid. But they're being made -, and by more and more people wbo aren t ertml· nals at Ill Ill)' ldnd of legal tn>uble. 'l'be ~~~~~ majority ol our judges are · scrupuloosly fair, blgbly lnleUlgen~ com· pletely sincere and boneol and work bard at tbetr jobs. But IIIOIIgb of them bave aald or done oomethlog on the bellcb to dim public confidence In law and order and thus aid and abel tba efforls o1 a lot el assorted cbaraclera who are working bard toward that very goal. Contempt of court - even outsldo the court - Is letbal to government and to ooclely. Tba foundation of tho American flY• slem of justice, de:nocracy and fair play lo the court - and too miD)' people are electin.ll to make and obey their own Jaws, period. 'l'ba remedy! Well, pari o1 11, •t least, Is for the courts to be ever conscluus of their dlgnlty and public !mage. And lor the rest of us to set an eumplo o1 solid and even mllltanl "" apeet for law and order and for tholl charged with adminlalerlog ll othenrtso, we're beading lor real - Boat Club Expects Greatest-e1jer Season BY DJCI( TIIUMAS . Tba Gallipolis Boat Club, Its 4-Tite SVnby '11me~Unek Su,,dfJ.r "It's All Your Fault-It's Always Your fault." bit. ltpfl! !1,J!!8f_ 3 heal houses and landing floats aesUed Ill the calm waters of Chickamauga Creek al the foot of Vine Sl., Is looking forward to the greatest yoar lo Ita history wllb the openin.JI of the lllt16 boatlog season May I. Nine~ years age, 16 menr • bers moved their boats to thia Washington By-Line quiet harbor In tho Chick1111UJU· ga Basin whlcb is undisturbed by the waves of passing tow· boats, from the club's fonner localieR at the !ott of Cedar Sl., on the bank of the Ohio River. Tbe orlgloal six members of lhe club included Hugo Plero~ ti, Wayne Church, Eddie Kerr, Don and Bob Slagle, and the SNUG HARBOR - Cblckamauga Basin II 1 11111g barb or for tbe Gallipolis Boat Club which will boglo Ill 19th Ia~ Gilbert Pumphrey Bush, a aoq May 1 at the foot of VIne Sl Tblo view greeta the boater aa be Jllldea up lba ebannello 1be pa dock at the rlgh& tenner dilltrict officer In the ot the covered dock on tho far lett Ia tbo plctare. United statea Ctaat Guard llllddiOJIOl'tl Auxillacy. aea101 II ovtl' the dab Will long, however, lbey were mov· bertha for 911 boots, Including club added coven!d clocka IDd Hugo Pierotti Is Commodore ban more IliaD 150 memben. et1 to tbetr present location. 12 Iorge boet houses. T b e y Increased the number of boat . of the club and bu beeD 11081'- Boating rau lrom Just 1 ball • mila away from handle Quaker SIB~ pnducts. docko. A 1atge parking lot proly evacy Jl'18f lbe tlub bas May 1 to Nor. L Tba dock bu two-way radio vldes ample apaoe for membeea In existence. Dr. Thomas Maybe ...t year tha elub the Ohio River, lilt lecaUoa eommuoications wilh boell bav. ben and ai:~P for out-ol-town P. Prlca Ia s..,..tary -treasurer. cau eipBliCl and take on addf. provides 1 quiet harbor, where lBg radios. banters V.o bring their boata Members of lilt board of tnJ&. Uonal llli!IIlbero. Pierotti ukl ''you cu tie your boat II the on trailers for weekend cruisea loeo are Morris K. Haskins, IIIey wDI wall '- see what ef· dock wltb a shoe strlog," Pier· Tbe club has grown aleadily out of !btl GallipoliJ harbor. D. Keaneth Morgaa, C. Leu feet tha F'lrsl-av boat lslllll'illnl olll aald, and ''theJ don't bave through the yean. Ia 1959, It · Saunderl, Jobn W. Burllle, and ramp and parking lot will bave. to take the cti!IS!anl ponading started with 54 members snd Last year more lban 900 outJolm Allison. Tbe club aWl baa $2.5110 II pay they did we were ovar on eoded wilh 98. By the eod of of-towo boata used tbe club'o Tba dab - hM 1118 ....,.. oH on its covered docks. the river bank.• the aeasoa there were 76 boats. facilities. They eame from u ben and aboat II mon wBDI Whell lbe club moved lo Tbe club renla the greuod Additional facilities including a far north as Cleveland and u 1o jola. Deadlloe to ....,. Chickamauga Creek, II located from G. A. Mack, Columbus, gaa dock and fuel fiat were add- far ooutb aa Cincinnati. More ....mer.ldpo lor lhe ......... Its fioats 011 lbe appor 8icle tl J. D. North. and the Quaker eeL lhau an eallmated 1,600 persoDI ...- ll lloJ L Belon 1be th8 concrelt br1die. Beron Slate ftell•tna: 01. '1'llltN ore About threl yeo:n ngo lite visited lhl flub last year. GOP Gains in the Senate, '- South Africans Vote for Chains I :t I I I I I J ( ~ 1 II • c' E 11 Is often remarked lhel no naUon baa ever voted Itself Into coJllllliiDlsm. leal we be too beMtened 11 tb1l record of good sense displayed by free peoples In free soclelles, It should be remembered that at least one country In recent daya willingly voted liBel! a step closer to whal can only be called fascism. The country Is Soutb Africa, wbere the apartheid • promoting National Par7 scored the greatest victory lo the notion I hislory to win Its llflb SIICCOBBive term of five vears. It oow bolda an unprecedented 126 of the 166 seats In the ll<>uae ol AueJDo bly. Another 39 seats are held by tho remnonts ol Jan Smut'• United Party, whose nnlv distinction Is that U claims to be more de~nted to holding Soulh Africa's 13 nd~ lion non-whites at bay than Prime MJnls.. Jer Verwoerd's NaUonel Party. Undoubtedly the lon<liest person In all of South Africa Is Mrs. Helen Suman. who surprisingly W19 re-elected u the sole Progressive Party member. Protected 1>:1 parliamentary Immunity, bera Is tbe only voice In all ol South A!rlca thai has been co!lllatonUy raleed against apartheid, the only gadfly to annay a rubber-stamp gov· ernmenl, thl only spokesman for tbe_ rights of 13 million di,·fraochised nonwhites. South Africa's . •urse Is aow clear. Tbe On a Slender Reed Probably lew o1 us evar lbougbt we'd ftve to see the day, but according to olfl. cia! word, U. S. stockpUaa of ll'•ln are last dropping to "below the reasonable level of security." Richard W. Reuter, apaclal aatltlt!nl to Secretary of State Dean Rusk, warns IIU1t reserves in this country and Canada are gelting so low that a single year ol drought could result in widespread starvation throughout the world. His word to developing countries: Place more emphasis on Increasing food production aDd rely less oo America'lil far from llndUess bounty. nation's three million whites are !lilly committed to walling lo oom• II mUllon black Bantus on reservatlonll called Banlllltanl which are supposed to be entirely aelf~overnlng on some dim, dlslant day. Tbey are committed to wallln.ll 1o another 1 5 million "coloreds" and ball a ndDlon ,;Asiatics" In social and proleaalonal and "'"graphical gbellol. Perhaps most serious of all Ill the lonC ron the whites of South Africa must tin.;. walling up their minds agalosl 1111 tnlellectoal winds of dlsaent or challenge. Un~r the Suppresslnn of Communism Aet ml retested Hltlerlan meuures, they bavo insured thai any aucb dlsaenl or cballenge thaD not be beard, and lo so doing have plunged their legal aystern back loto thl darkeal daya of the medieVal period. AJri criUcilma ol the racial pellelea ol the government mean• certalo arrest In South Africa, and arreal In that repubU. today can liteau Imprisonment wllbout trial or ball virlurdly Indefinitely. . voting 1n secret ballot. whi'- l!oulh AI· r1can1 have chosen to proceed with the undolog of their h<!rlloge ol 300 years of Western progreu 1o the field of human llbcrly, all out ol lear - a lear tbat gnaws at the very baltom ol their souls - ol human beings with darker skins. If free men can do thi!l to themselves, wbat worse could the Communtsts do Anyway, He's Going · Well II looks u If actor G<orge lWI\Ilton II aoin.JI to Viet nam alter all. Not aa a soldier but aa au entertainer. Tbe reason Lynda Bird Jobnaon'a band· some 28-year-old friend and escort Ia golog to entertoin our boye instead ol sweat 11 out with them lo action Is thai be bu a lA draft deferment as the fall S\lpporter of his mother. No one may ever know boW sood a flgbllng man actor Hamllloa mi&hl ~ve been. But If be were as good at fighting .. he Is al mother-supporting be would be a real asset. Any young fellow his age who can keep his mother !ally supported to the extent of a 3\J.room mansion lo Beverly HUls jlllll baa to ba aomeona special. • The Chop Suey Curtain Thos;Iron, Bamboo, Bamboozle Curtains· ANNUAL PROJECT - An annual proje ct unrelated to fire fighting but adapted to the firemen's organization, is the collection of food and its distribution to needy families at Christmas time in Middleport. This has be en a project of some years standing appar-. ently as the gentlemen above at the rear of a large room full of family baskets appear right spry as if ln their vigorous years whl It~ today they may be as spry but their hair Ls considerably more gray. Santa Claus, as ho should be, remaina unidentified. .Wail of Fire Siren Calls Out Wave of Volunteers ' DOCKING FAClLITIES- Ready to 'be po~itioned fur tbe eomlng boating season are tbe docking floats, covered docks and boats bouses at tho Gallfpolla Boat Club. Tbe club finished tbe oeoaon wilb 138 membe ra. There are berths for 98 boats, iucluding 12 Iorge boa\ bousei. Hu•o PieroW ia Commodore. • �_, . , . . . , . _ , . . 0 ....,_ ..,..;t;¢11 ;r m Qld •• illr s I' : i: i '" • I , ....,, Sunday 'nme..Smtlnt~ •' l WaterI~ Campground was Flourishing Religious Center • :;:"':"==:-....,:.....",+~ 'i,; .. Sunda:r. Aprll 2f, IIMI& .. ·' !- , .,. . i("' .rNever too Late to Start !..,., - ' ...,.. .. ., IBetter J{ecords on .li arms· EDITOR'I NarE :.. Rom· fi' II. IlliddJ of Rutlqton, ~~. ...._ mltllll of. lilt lfotiriM ud II IICill II Mr. GaD lllct -lllfl1, ~ IJoU~, ... WPI!IM • •lv14 __.. ~ ,die biJN.it'l IIIII llllfvltloo of lilt Wiler- BY BRYSON R. CARTER Tar !King to not the main you would never !mow how far Ext. Alent, Allric•lture purpose for wlllch reeordo are a runner ran, If you dld DOl It's not too late to get !tart· kept. Tbe farm ncord needs know where he started and · ed keeping better farm records. to Include mucb more tluu1 a where he finished." Tille Is tho This Is the first of a serles ledger of receipts, expensea, utreme importance of inveg.. of two orticles pointing the way and a ochodule of depreciable tory ncordl. to a sound record S}'stem on property. Yes, this is the main JDventory records should be lbe tarm. , requirement for income tu ta]ren at least once each ye~. i Records are a must in today's filins, but you bave two more 'l!ld they ihould lnclljde twe farming businoss. Complete important reasons to be keep. kiutls of property. One kind • farm accounts can point the ing complete farm accounts. includes items having values J waY to increased farm ~arnlngs. 1be first and main reason is to which fluctuate with market i There Is no easy way to get ald in makinl better farm prices and for which Inventory Ibis job done and still under· IdecisioM throulhout tlta year values are adjusted accordlnt.otalld lite current chang,. in land to have a basl.s for a com- ly. Cropo help for feed or (your financial situation on your plete ·business analysis at the sale, livestock Mid lor sale or · farm . lend of the year. The second breeding purposes, aupplles ~ f Each year Ohi" net farm reason is for credit analysis. hand, and land values ali: elw Hinings vary more than $10,· Credit, if used wisely, is one ampl~s of tbis type of property. 0011 per farm - among farms of the most important farm The other kind of properly !~ ~. ~ ·~ lq' ._..., ttilpaal eater If ner I llall ce_, Ill• BY HOMER P. MADDY Th~ Waterloo , Campground WUJIItualetl 011 the eutllde of what was tbell a dirt road extentllns northward about tltree mllee from the preiOIII RDute Ill al the Coo Neal farm near Arabia, to the Pigeon 'ereek brtdp about one hall mlle oortb .;, WaterlOo. There the road rejoined Route 141. The campgromtd waa located al· most midway of this link about two mD• from Arabia • one mtle from Waterloo and ap' prollmalely twenty or twenty. d' ,_ · ~ . mil f1ve • equ1 • ,_,1 1rom Huotinglill, Ironton and Galli· I. Ohl pnI.., o. Ill the year 1810, Rev. Wll· !lam Butltr Barnet4 a Melitodlst minister of lbe sir-church Waterloo circuU, ll'l'lllled wJUt ! This week's lederelly ed slaughter was be about 100,000 head, up. ! last week's 490,0110 head. 1 tl· equal size, of the same tools in today's agriculture. 181,1100 c.ottle campare 174,000 a .week ago. In wholesale carlot lnlding, steer beef was steady to I IJOiver. heifer ooef steady to \1 off and cow beef was ¥• to II> cents a pound lower. Barrows and gilts closed the mostly .50 to 11.50 'includes such depreciable items Twelve 111arkelt received 34,0110 lbeep and lambr compared with 41,0110 a week 101110 ,...,_ CarCIII lamb In carlot wbolesale tradJDi wae tleady to 1 ..ma a pound lrirar. .Live poulb'y prices paid In tbfa week were mooUy lower. aso~n~ prlcel for wbcleeaiW egp were uncbanpl c. 1 cflll hl&her. Wholesale butter wu 111 oent IIJiher. Live cattle futurea lumbted type, and comparable Jand. Why · Without co~pl~te ~n? accur- as machinery, buildings, and tbis difference" A well - kept I ate records, It I!l difficult for other improvements and some r!COrd of your farm business lyou to know w~ich crop or classea of livestock. These ~ ,.is the first step in providing Ilivestock enterpnse to expand entered at cost or at an estl· L-#Q·with the answers to this 1and which to eliminate. Re- mat.ed beginning value, and : question. 1 cords will Mlp with many olh· each year the value lB reduced w~~~·.:. were pork : to:.eoa:,:-:~: : Wbo Sboald Keep Them? er management decisions - by the amount of depreciatlon. ! Wbeo 1 farmer and · or his when to buy or sell, or when T~ depreclatioD record sJJouJU was lower this week in a archangl tbfa week. The oe~ sharply lower live trade. back carried the June delivery ~ wife are involved in keeping to replace machinery, er use include: the farm records, their know- this available money where it (1) Date of purcbase. to 1 five month low of !Zfi.IO 1 TALL OBDIIR-Inopecllai ' Hog receipts at the ' ledge or what Is currently hap- bas a better opportunity lor (2) Cost. and deferred d.Uverte• to new tho lnllde of 25b-fool ; pening In the farm busineso Is capital use. Without good re- (3) DepreclaUon claimed smotestacb II reaUy a taU 8 ANIMALS SOLD lowe tor lbe .....,, A heavy order, but l!'a accompllBhed , likely to be very good. How· cords, you will be unable to date. Lelfltelt, Pomeroy, undertoe prevaUed in lbe limes! with ease at The : ever ~you dislike this task of take advantage of the new farm (4) Remaining cost. the sale of three fulurel market as reeoipll 11 : reco~ keeping and the job manageirn!nl tools and methods (5) Any investment credit Colorado Fuel and Iron I•:;/,;r,!f'll horned Hereford Jeadinl market. were more Corp. at Pueblo, Colo. A 1 ' wlll not be done on a timely such as improved techniqueo of taken. undesired and clearance ,... liant crane holsta two In· and live resistered horned i or current basis, then the best farm budj)etlng, planning and (6) Method of depreciation. ~ectora Ill a steel case ford bulls to Ute following: b~: ~ mt particularly 1toc1. Tbe : money you probably Cllll spend 1farm busine" analys!J through Periodic inventory adjust· Jlllh Into the air and then ers. One bull each to M !allure of the dressed beef down Into a stack, where to to biro someone to keep re- Ithe use of electronic comput· ments are very and Jim Weber, Jacltson·, -de to .... up -•·o lem-ed !bey remalllln constant ra· card! for you. It is important ers. case of fire or other Hoover, Benvar: Lewis e;o;:_lasm":" •clio contact with the crane that mords by kept up-to-<13te Wbal Sboald Be lacloded? where you need proof of opentor while they check I~~~~· Ripley, w. Vlrglnia; Wbea! ami aoybeans were throvcbout the year, regardleSI laventory records of feed, . Note: Nell week: How the J1D1ni condltlol!. IF Cummins, Racine: ltllbor; oall fractionally hiBbof who keeps them. uvestoek, eqalpmeot, land, I 1111 off locomo ood all _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .and two cow• to er; com mlDd and rye 1 I F• Wbat Parpo1e?' buJldln&t, etc. "As in a rac= •·~poa='~ "~·- - -- i!aJ•Iow, Ripley. suiJs!aDIIall7 lower tbla wee1t oa WEEK'S WEATHER the !'ldcap Board or Trade. u I od F00dBuys Cereals are Low Cost' Go , BY ·PAT GLASS or broken Into small ]the cereal whole I)Tilin '' .: n:t~~EMOunt, ~f ~= ~~~ capacity with quality to match/ , 1 •b 1er Here's more capac1ty for your money t ...n any a · lnlhel4"x 18''baleclass-plualhel(llldqualltyygu'11 _,1 find In larser IH balers. Value-packed features I11Ciude a new, exclUsive Shuttle-Glide feed that really keeps hay movlns. but moving pntly. A heavy-duf¥ poWir'' train and the famous IH knotter-with rust-reslst1n1,·' 1 ': Sal .g · Crazy World Of Washington I I I 2 Be Prepared. Pick Up Your Supply Today. , . Frem Your Fann Servke Center 3 5 Central SOYA Of Ohio Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales V.ELY ! I ~ . . • Indestructible? 1 f Some' Or our u1eT1 think toafter ,eein.g the Hith.t.orque, .all·r..-drive Gravely Tractor and Jfi.gpar ·drive 3Q" Rotecy 10 dey aftF>r day. year after year in the toughftt mowing. One of 39 year· rnund. quil"k attach too\1. , Thi~~o l11 IM mower for tou1h ~;Oba-b ut it pampen • lawn too. So. nn matler what your Wayward words: An administration spokesman 1 briefing the Democratle women on Medicare, said the program will ''relieve middleaged children of responsibiJity for their parents' medical I expenses." The Atomic Energy Commlsi sion said in a release that It will open at the Smithsonian IInstitution "a new and novel I \exhibit" lI I GRAVELY TRACTOR SAL~S & SERVICE 512 E. M1ln St. PorMroy, 0. IN GALLIPOLIS t---------J Store -- I job Chuck Collier Service : I . tough or ientle, r a~y or hard-pul the Gi-avely :{0 on your .iob. You'll be surprised. Proof? Ask u ~- " Is the Gravely r~a l!y Jndestructibt.?'' rn()Wil'lg' l h~as LANDMAR a Hardly compeneatlon for his Senate loss on legi~tative reapportionment, but Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen hall been proctaimed by a public relations outfit, of eoursc- "No. I lifetime intern&· tiona\ root beer lover." A case of the stuff was thrown in. 1 Replacing Ias Orville Freeman administration's top , farmhand might prove a mite dllfieult under the terms SUUested by Rep. Paul Find· ley, Mil.: , "For years I have urged t.ht 1the powero of the ,,..,retary of agriculture are too aweMme to I an~ mortal beina." EVERYTHING ---FE-RT-IL-IZ-ER-SE..;..R-VI-CE· - - - AT the PRICES YOU WANT TO PAY Take delivery from our area warehouse. Can ·us for specialized service - Bulk Spreading Available - We Also Con Apply Liquid Nitrogen ro Your Fields. All Analysis. straight and mixed materials available. All at new low prkes . SAB~E TILLER TURf TRIM ·ROTARY MOWERS S46·97 PHONE WY 2·21a1 Availablt w!tb 3-H: H.p; BoiJII l SlraUOn moton. Hu fi_nlt'rtiP eonlrolt, air Dft auc· tioa: blade that raise& ' ADAPTED FOR THE MEIGS, GALLIA, MASON DWARF MOSAtC ··LIMITED SUPPLY ALL OTHER LANDMARK VARIETIES IN PLENTIFUL SUPPLY:_ ' IUY NOW, PLANT BIG YIELD, FIELD TESTED -LANDMARK CORN; POMER'' OY STORE OPEN Mon. thN S.t. '9P,M. ..J luy At L1nd1111rk"o Compltt• Arp Farm Urban ~ .. Collier. Loc1i.d AI PoiMroy :(1\1. 7",4 ~~ lltht On The ·luutllul Ohio River. · · ·" ' . lACK W. CARSEY, MOR. DIAL 992·2111 iiiii••••••••••••IIIIIIll••• ,,.. . . . . . .i.Jiilll•.. WAI !111:11 . '9788 lar hOUiiiiJ, krep1 1r"1 from. cttdlhtJ. Full Ydr )VIrrinty for ARE~ dcfei=tiVC: ,paru and Workmlnshfj>. TURF TRIM SELF·PROPELLED Same quGiil)' 11 r.sular 21"' turf rrim, but. wltb f'llth't trf~CIII *itt, of: u! PICKENS HARDWARE and various people, twe of whom ,-----~ omong others, were Manual Stewart and Charles Hutchin· [;~~~t?1.!E GHAT FRIENDI ::l:y;,a~~~~~ti~:~~~~:;; OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 ade and watermelen. Two wens a:•~d was so great that it was ~ d~c·~-to close enoulh to Ute welis to get THE FARMERS and SAVIfGS CO. ~ as long as she liv!!. drone is forced out of the hive illl\h'1i~&h~!BTi\7Jl!l~lf~~M ~:Ywi:;t 1;':!ting lor The drones' purpose Is to lor· •nd left to die of starvation and BY ROBERT WINGETT The meetings had been very ......., P'edii'IIIRIIII'H lpltra tillze the young queen; a n d, TODAY'S THOUGHT - Being courteous may require •nc... slul for aboct 20 ye'arS, ' -P.D.1.C. there are ueuaUy msny more .. a little extra time but in the long run, it often saves time. but. in the meantime, autoThe queen has the ab1hty to ' POMEIOY, 0. drone. around than are necesmobiles bad become more com· sary. These hatch from eggs l~y either fertilized or unlertiOfficers of the Racine High School Alumni Association mon, replacing the horsHrawn laid tn the large eetls (four to llzed egl!l'. These eggs are ac· soon expect to complete establishment of a scholarship fund vehicles. The dirt road, DOl the ineh), whleh .have bullet-< live, however, and all will in mernory of the late Paul H. Carnahan. . made for automobile traffic, shaped cappings before hotel> hatch into a drone. The drone Mr. Carnahan, chairman of the board of NatiOnal Steel was dusty in dry weather 'l!ld ing The drones are big, noisy has no father, but be has a Corporation, and a native of Raci~e, visited in Meigs Coun· muddy and slippery after rains, Dr. w. A. Stephen, Exten- lell~ws tolerated In the colony grandfather. He can have no ty last December shortly before hiS sudden d~atll. :... Agrleulturts• Ohio Slate wh ' tltlng Is prosperous sons, but he can have grand· The scholarship fund would assiSt a deservmg Southern • , Nu ' en every • F tlllzed· batch . ·University, gave n:eeUent ad- but when food Is scarce . sons. er eggs JDoo High School senior go on to vice and tnstruetlon 1n ch&DJ· to either queens or workers. college each year. construct the bcilding and le~s~ lng the hives, and removinl So, you see, the workers are ApPlications for the scholar· it to the department. The bmld\ 1 honey and drone ccmb. females, too. lt depends on the ship will be in the high school ing is to be located on the AI I ...uti of lite demon· I we shape of lite cell and tb• kind offi<e this week. The first recip- corner of lsland-st and atration, the bee irldustry on ·of food she gets as lo whieb of ient to be announced at the Route 124. Preliminary the Roush farm 11 in mucb be~ BY ,HALLIE MURRAY these young ladies finally alumni banquet on May 23 will call for 1,014 square ter shape and •flhl people have Mrs. Virgie Remella of Co- emerges fro mthat cell. , be presented $500. floor space. • a much better Idea of how to lumbus spent a weekend WJth Most of the queen's eggs are j It is planned to . award two I . I andlt bees ~ prcntable hon· Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shoemaker. laid in worker cellB (live to the annual '""' scholarships begin· THE CITIZENll COMMIT· ____........, Otlter visitors were 'otr. and ,..., on---· M N n Martin of Colu~ Inch) and normally lite result· ning iin lllli7. I tee working on the scbool lXI'" ·I Many people laO to realize "· orma · 1 ing sealed brood should appear Needr. '!lll be given primal1' 1 issue in the Meigs Local Dill~hal bees may be 10 tlmei; \lli ::~ :rs~=~ ~~~rr~~- flat and compact with f e w consiilo!i'8tlon In the selection of trict deserve a hearty ~alueblt to their nelgbbora as en Wedding anniversary cele- "skips"' or empty cells. Ithe winner. Scholastic ability for Its efforts to inform the ,.,_ art to them. Thla Is lJe. b " tltel broth•r Mr · th d tr·-, ~ tit ~rauon o1 r ··' Honey of course 1s e en and high school citi>enship will people of the relevant facts. • aUA w...• e ""'' are ou1 Mr • also be weighed. . !ielre!inl for IIIICiar (tlle sweet Mrs. P'loyd Burl 11e, •1so • product of• bee production. Thou· Contributions to the Paul H. Dick .Rosenbaum, cha11man, I of the'blos- and Mrs. Ora Painter . of workers and one ca-·•an scholarship fund II• steermg tlt_e commotte.e like from lbe bear! ce . · 'Mr. 'l!ld Mrs. c. B. McCias.,_, ms they make tQto honey) or queen are needed. A good queen may be sent to Linda BeegJe a master nav1gator. He IS ge t · ,, Uen (lba male lertUminl ele· :~= ~;~i~:d Su~;';. will lay 2,000 eggs in a day. Is Racine Ohio Secretary of th~ ting remarkable help from , ment from tbe stamens of flow- Ke McClaskey it any wonder the hive gets Alumni' Asso~iation. . reside~ts .of all areas of ttle )rs), they pe'rform a v,aluable ::.. and Mrs.' Atwood Law· crowded? The honey now Is new diStrict. oervlce lor the neighbors crops. less and family of Fostoria just starling in Meigs County PLANS, SPEC1FJCATIONS, we are certain anyone willh· . One authority has said that II spent the weekend with his now witlt th~ wild cherry, mus- forms, and other pertinent dato ing something explained about It weren't for inlec:tl te po!!ln- father, James Lawless 3 n d lard~ ~ndehons, red buds, et~. for the proposed new Reeds- the bond issue can call to ate our ~ we would be re- Aunt Emma. lumlshl"i the neetur. Latar II vllle Post Office building will member of lbe committee duced to llvma on cereals and Hr and Mrs. Harley will be locust, blackberry and M made available soon to bid- he will get immediate atteDiion. nuts.• Cereala and auto art Mark. and Usa of Plain legumes. ders, post office officials have Tbe bond issue. c~t== pcDIItatid by wind. apent' over the weekend with Anyone who Is interested in announced. . . shows .us once agam tbat, Mcs! _people !mow when we parents, Mr. and Mrs. more detail• on hnw to bandle The Bile opUon will be as- a proJect wttlt sohd ::~: II opeak of 1 colmy of bees, we Waugh. bee. should contact the Exten- signed to the successful bidder tlJere is no shortage of Wr mean several thousand bees. Mrs. Gussie SherlU of sion Office for bulletin to carry 11 forward. 150 , who will purchase the land, Bees ere normally ]Fepi In spent Tue.doy night with her Oldo Bee Lines. Rectpeo for the Eoooy aw•dh • ,.._ r o a. n n • • hives but we could say "stand," sister Mrs. Hal Shoemaker. use of honey are also available. R:lauwllile,...,. .. - . . • ..,....... • ... "skfP/' ."stock," "hive," or Mrs'. Roxie Shoemaker Bees furniBh a sideline which even "!111111" of bee.. to Columbus Wednesday to to in-ing and may be prof. abitof- ... 1:- 'I • • The hive ia the bees' home. ti wltb her daughter. Mr. !table in the hands of the rilht • giftU.. -1botatof..,.,.., ~ ........ . IT'S ILLEGAL, BUT YOUR VOTE It may be made up of a hive Mrs. Donald Knotts and · person. -..bleklldlCrfdeoonlilledo!!A ........,,..... . bOdy ind atveral supen, togeth- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer In handling bees most pecple yea. Youcao beoaremowlllbelogJ'IIllll-11 M" ' COUNTS MORE IF YOU er with t bcttom and • top. 1n1 and chlldien of use bee yeil, gloves. thiek fou loDg. bt; timOI boo ......... Q 18; f t b . , . . Undoubtodly, bees ware brought ""'"t Smtday with Mrs clothing, tight 11 the pent legs, NOMINATE Jet...,Joorprio&.....,.JOIILSiid-· I lkJIR,.,fitW Into Oblo In 1k•, or uprliht ~th Donnell and brother, to protect themselves. Dr. hexes. Tbe skepe were the more erl Richard. Stephen worked enUrely with· . lfCll" leis COJIIcal..haped homes Mrs. Haltlon Thomas vlaited out gloves or bee veil. A permade of coiled ropes of atraw WedMaday with her parents, ~ sen•llive to bee sting• ·In which heel had been kept in Mr. and Mrs. Kerr McClaskey. should not try thle at any time. Slate Representalive , Europe. Mr. 'l!ld Mrs. Leslie Rutan of Try 11 11 you don't believe me. lneltlelltally, the only legal Columbu• vlllited SUnday wiUl But bave your physician clooe llec•ua Of His _·places lor bees to live in Ohio Mr. ancl Mrs. Anthony MwTay. around. SENIORITY EXPERIENCE . . ~ in moveable frame hives. Mr. Hal Shoema.ker ''"' reTbe reason lor Ibis Is !bat in- turned home alter vil!iUng his specllott r..- the control al bee di· daUihter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Law leas, Mrs. Elizabeth Don· QUAUFICATIONS ' itilll such as loulbrood and Smith and family of nett, Mrs. Roxie Shoemaker. toqulre tbal Ute hives Mr. ind Ml'!i. Amos Mrs. Opal Tyler, Mrs. Lena VOTE TO NOMINATE • be laltell apart vlllted Sunday evening Blackburn. Mrs. Ethel Slice, • Mr. Stephen pointed out that their , daughter, Mr. and Jllrs. Mra. Loredith Thompson and ,,ra putting a biYe toptber, plen- Paul Eddie France. all<l famUy Miss Daisy GI..:Sbum. Tbe Eno hlslllllltd. b) D. 0 . 'fAIIJII, Stale RePnt!entalive. 367 Plh St. :If of glue and nalla lhould be of GaUlpolla. and Westerman Soeiety were alKIHIUfa. 0. N . ro1. Adv, ,aaed, Metal: frame r•ts ore Mr. and Mrs. Cllarles Mur· ao prasent at Ute aMiver<ary. .used in many hives and super!k ray spenl an evening wilh .Mr. -:::::::=:=::=::!::==::==::=:==::=:=:=:=:==:=:=::=~ , Tbf8 must be put in at lbe rljht and Mra. J. L. Bulan of Colum;:; hetgbt to aupport the frames. · bus ' In the modern be• Mr. and Mro. Romer . ,~ use loundlllont PortsmOuth. Mr. and Mrs. "" !hi! brood Tills loun- ~Itt!~ Fraley and Moi-11 dalbl by lour 1aae tQM:nt StJntil). , wlrtl. Mr. uaed a unloi- Mrs. ~ l"arla at P~;;;;; 'l!t attachOil Mrs. ~. Sherrill -.1 Mra..llf' For the lady's dretl!tng ~!D 'all ......, to ,mbed fiJI, $loemaker spent ~ oomer: or alongside her sewing Nbinet. Our 'CONVINIINf ' the · ~!•the IO!Indatlon. llilb 11r1 and liln. Floyd Jllltlllt. traditional"sweetheart" 1(0 do 1101 realila ~- IMn Bldwell wbq M90 TaMS bnudlllt choir, ~ iw'o 10111 are tended tile ltb Ill ) ll)eCially • l!fl<ed. 1 I . I l'rom BAKER fURNITURE J andfrom You ~ ' I 1 ,, I lady .. oa MolhN't JJoy · w, D. 0. TABER a •Joot-• .. VOTE TWICE? 4 . ---=====--- D. 0. TABER tful for cutt(nJ. R.einforced dod< iJ 14 I'· 11eel. Bll4o bU '[rru- the trust to r '"':! 1 8' d 11 See Us For The Latest Ohio State and West Virginia ·Recommendations. a ·!;) \ *METHOXYCHLOR HAYLINER BALERS a ' *ALFA-TOX *MALATHION '"'w ......,. BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ell. A,..l, Acrfcal&ve Row ohould you handle bees7 people '-m M""ns and El'""t ... '"' Scioto CounUeo"" bave a working knowladle of the answer to this reaili of 1 beekeeping 10 1 delllO!lltration 011 the farm of EdiOn RDuah lui week. Rlor Mllga Genual Hospllll WY 2-2176 PollllfOJ FOR ALFALFA WEEVIl CONTROL! !'••...,. Beekeep.ing Demonstration The Meigs . Beat News F h R Seen 0nEdSon Ous arm Meigs Equipment Co. PJ... !::11 New In rOt mg STOP IN Alii SEE AU THAT$ llEW II THE M.l.JilW 2l IMul '' lht lilurchas to elect seven the underbrush rTom the. w"* J. B. McClure from Pelmsyl- ohUdren: gether .:nd ccmbine their food the ~· Tbll members to serve on a camp. ed section made spaces be- 'vania, .Rev. Kendell from Wil· Wbile Methodists were the and titus enjoy their dinners a declme_10 attendance 11¥1 1 -llni committee. 'l'he mem· tween the tr!OJ lor parkiJli the more, Kentucky, Rev. Grigsby originators and plancers ol tile joinUy. NUIJI!l"OUJ ~ias bad drop<J1I '" the finance8r,, • llld churches represented buggleti llld wagons. from the West. The last was a meetings, other denominallons their ~'Ill eotlaPI, ~ ltandlcl:j>ped lba lltl TO THINI'• r were u follows: James Kelly, The tabernacle, like lbe oth- young evangelist who was very were welcome, and many ot c.osiooilly; more ih4n one tee of_young~ .,.,.;.II . TO ~it 00 waterloo: WDiiam D. Hall, MI. er struclures, was made of un- pcwerlul and popular. and was their members attended and Uy would occuPY lhe erpenf!nce "' ....,..._., Zion; T. J. Neal. Flag Sprln&; dressed oak lumber ana hall an a1 ~1e n•~t1ilup "'3 ;-.~us ae> I~:~ ;:r..t:-l~ct~~ ~;"~?:~~;· tn tho: •u,.... .y~tt.ll~t:o, Some iamllles, sors, some of wbom .t.~atially . ~ ,, Jeri')' Cooper, Jobns Creek: eatlmated capacity for 1500 services could be obtained. ' Iceas of the meeli!Jgs. The malo dld not use their cottag,. f"""""'"'"• lba ~!• RAihobetlt: A. J. DOODle. Between the labernaele ..,. . hi" objecUve of these meelinp season, rented them to . - - - . 00 · . . For Your; •• Mt(;oy, Olive, and probab)y i'ancf ·the cottages built around ...em~!!~~!! ... !! . ~" 111 ""andt"~ tc :;p:-~::!! t~~ g~!~! . tA t~~!!n ~ftAndAd only Dll~:.~!~.. -~. ~~ MU,FY MOWIU ... George Wiseman, also of Olive, it, was a space nearly sixty was an ad4ed_ attraction for -arouse and urge religious work- ly. w.u ~,....,_ IHIII · · w-~ as the S4\lonth member. feet wide, where abcul !DOll ad- hundreds of pecple. The instru- ers to become more faitlllul fl'OUfll """"' in. and ll'led 111 From Willi Wl,.,man, who dltlonal penons cotl[d stand and menial p~rt was made on an and devout and to put lorlb The largest erowds came o~ oonduet tllo meetings. Howtver, GARDEN TILLIII$ ' · Uved near the campground, the enjoy the meeting!· The lab· old • fashioned organ, the kind greater efforts to produce new the last SundtJy, when ~d- without ~ary support !rom SI'RUiiOJIIILD 1 committee leased ten aeres of ernacle was buill on a declivity, then used by most country chur- converts, all of which was :ngk ~ tit~ ~ the :bl~ • ~ of :alii> TII.UU 1 land lor 1 perind of. twenty giving Ute occupants of the cbos. The cot~~mottee employed ach1eved to a great extenl ;te~ sa "'.bout 11 ~d e DUPONT PAINTS 1:mmo111'lb yean. At the e1<plrattoq of thil back seau a higher elevauon noted evangelistiC . SJngers, In addition ta the meeling a ance, ve ~ WALLPAPII leaae In 1~10, it was renewed 'l!ld an advantage In seeing and some of who';~ :•re Smger Ken- participants, others. looked up. ~:t:~~~~~:":v~er.:'; .,...,:'torO: =ndlba~ I'LUMI1110 IUPI'LIU for ten years. hearing the services. nedy from n ana one year • on the coamp meetmgs largely .. ed buiJdi.g. and HOUII CLLUIIH Three of the buildings, At the begi)ming, efforl.s to and another year, Rev. James as a social homecoming, and ::~l~s ~n!utd =.;ac~ andall~ usable SUPPLIU namely the tabernacle I he finance the meetings by free F. Grimes, a membl!r of the came to see and be seen, 'l!ld d th -··""" 1r ta Tbe only IULK IOAIIDIII 11• 1 hotel and the relr~shment will offerings were found to Ohio Methodist Conference. For to mingle with old friends. It =~reds •.j';~i~~. ~~st J:"::"ihe tabentacle stand, were buill by the com- be Inadequate. A picket fence two years, the Parkins broth- was satd that love romances however, Jived wltbln a radius was converted into a tomiltee. Numerous collages or was erected around the tract, ers quartet served, and for were developed .on the camp. of thirty miles from the campbam by Mr.Bbeets, tile tents were added by various with an entrance gote where two other years, the Edwards ground, some betng temporary, d d fr Hmtt Th lite annual families who lived there dur- an admittance charge of ten sisters quortet. Another r in e lasting only to the end of the groun • an ca~ m"~· ~~-~~· ta ' ing the ten-day meetings each eents per person was made feature was the children's daily meetings, while ethers being !"gtonte '~~·ronto~\t a ~I; end rm:e~tcame mooov II . · . ' meetings from one to two o'- more deen-seated subseqcent· m rmPJtate VI age an arms. as an tnel amoag Ph. na.ssn Ml~ W. v-. year on the month of Au«ust. and lam1ly season Uckets were 1 • . ••- Iter Th 1 !ted' . ' . Nearly all tin the first twenty in a rapidly changing world, Open Ivery Doy 7:GO It • • Bel the ld c OC11. m ts~ filled a noons. e y resu m marrtage~ . · . - • - tit 1 I.T ore mee11nga ..,..n, e so a1 one dollar each. .th rttl A be f 1 1T1 b hi years) came tn horsHraWII !be religious inllueace · • - '~· 1 t 1 0 ccmmtltee had mea employed The best evangelists avail- rholnld "'"- . w'. . • e th numfoodr 1 am des reudg .1 buggies and yagoM and often· ed will go on lolunloy NlolltTIII•M· h and bnJah Ibe c ren smgmg was tnsp1rmg, elf a ong an sprea 1 • . •. •.s.T. to remove t e 1eaves a were procured from var· '8Jld evangelists by turn made on the grass and often two times, borses, Impatient at be- tbe future. from the ground around tlle loua sections of the country. brief encouragb.g talks ' to the or more raO:ilies would, go to- ing llltchod to saplings for so li'ii-iiiiii;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"" buildings and to haul and place Some of these were the Rev. long, could be heard Dickaring straw In the tobemacle be· G. W. Wilson from Denver, Col· --r\~'-#\ll_"""""_ or neighing. tween the seats. Removal Df orado, Rev. Kempster and Rev. tm~'rJ~AihtWit%1~MW¥~C::~:"ki·"'1ft~, .-,.~~~F?il\IW%'~!1~"'&<'"rr.W'~~~ The botel was operated by m. £ wear retarding chrome-plated tying·parts that tlu 17 percent stronger knot. Pickup slip clo.deh aaallndard equipment. Temperature, precipitation, : ; w: 24 und i> I weather conditions for each (UP)) -Ken Fletcher %; rye off 214 to 3~ and gro ked f · hed Fed• 1 hour period as recorded by A tr t· •-eel Into ••__...___ =~~~~~~~~;;:;;;~~;;~~;;~ . ~onsioo Agent Home Ec. p eces. It must be roo or , stored or ennc . era . k F . ld us a 1a •U~~> mov UIC . . . , , _ up 1% to W. 1 E .u · · • I Pete McCorm1c at all' 11e fin 1 · th • •••I Few food!i offer greater vari- tenderness. Examples are oal· .Food and Drug h tation as m e mens a.. ..,e• :_.ty than doe• the cereal family. meal and cornmeal. Partially tlon regulations also weal er s · the British bard . court tennl.s i"."'l'here are barley, corn, oats, cooked ctreafo have been cook· that, II the cereal is Day Bflb Low wea. Prec. championships. ! rice and wheat meals as ed some but need more. Ex· enriehed, it must Indicate Suo. a 31 Cloudy Fletcher, who will meet Tom · well as combinations of these amples are rolled oats, rolled nutrients and how much MP. M u Fair Okker of the Netherlands for : grains. There are uncooked, wheal and larlnas. Ready:to- , used lor enrichment. Taes. 7t 57 Fair the sinlles champlonahip, ell· : partially cooked , ready-to-eat, eal rert>als are those wh1ch · Cereals are a low cost per Wed. 19 58 .t'air l;m~ln~ated~~Bo~b~by~~W~ilaoa=--or ; whole- grain, restored, and en· netd no furUler food. Th~re.is, however, Tbars, 75 f3 Fair Friday, 6-1, &.1. f rirhed cereal~. And, we have Cereals are good vartatJon among Fri I& 50 F:;dr .0& it nakes, shreds, puffs, kernels , Keep them in a cool, dry . depending upon such 13 14 Ooudy .Ill ere ) BI GN I· W ~ from ynu l , and many other forms agd away from foods are type and SIZe of Average bigh temperature lor IW HOLLAN D OlAIER r The amount and kmd of pro- Istrong odors. Open accordlnl the week tllis year 73.5; last ; cessing done to cereal grains dlrections and then keep the One ounce of cereal Is con75 5 sidered an average sized •erv- ye;: e low temperature lor : to make them ed1ble and ae- package tightly closed. ceptable to customers adds The label will state whether ing. The volume filled by one th v r ke tb' ,. 4. last 1..~ _ _ _ . One ewee 1syearw., 1 mat.erially to the spread ~ ounce var1es. ounce: 43 7 \ tween farm cost _and retail Uncooked equals two • thirds ye.fotat ·p;,.,lpitation for .the ...... ; cost. Almost four-ftfths of the · cup cooked week tbjs year .1 2. last : cereal dollar goes to pay for • Flakes equals 1 cup .15 ' NEW HOllAND such costs_ as transportauon, Whole Bran equals II cup Total precipitation to elate lor . manufaclurrng, paekagmg, storPufb equala 2 cups thl . he sl TWINE OR WI!IE 1 : age financing and seUing. Kernel equall y.. cup s year 12·62 me s, a i Whole p-ain cerealo have the (Continued From Page 5) Shredded equals I biscuit year 16.38 Inches. : specific nutrients of whole, Idemented b a r g a I n . To find lbe coat per se"ing, Normal average preclpl· j unproccessed grain. Bran, germ Imost or them try1ng to get dlldde the number of omtces in tat10n - 38.40 Inches. ! lnd ' tlldo!perm are present in Johnoon for 1 handshake or 1 the packap Into tho prloe. ~ their natural proportions. fte. i ki,., add 211 to 3 cents lor CITY WATERWORKS Bale blg-tDnn•g• ; s<ored ceroals have the thia- Ashtrays crashed to lite floor. milk and augar. Of course, u Friday temperatures- high 70; CropsFASTmine, niacin and iron lost dur- Antique fixtures teetered peri· add fruit, this also is a low 53; Saturday reading - 73 AtLOWCostl : tng processing replaced so lously. Ribs were bruised, toes I cost. · deCrees at 12 noon. WE'LL DEMONSTRATE t the eereal contains as much trampled. Uncooked and partially cook· as the original grain. Eorlchod I At one point. fleeing separate ed cereals have a lower cost EAST MEETS WEST ON YOUR FARMI : cereal• are those which have battahons of well-wiShers, the per serving than ready-to-eat. NAPLES, Italy(!U:~PI~)=:II more vitamins and . or min-I President and Lady Bird However, they also require Marty Riessen of " erals added to them than were , collided head on. more time and effort to serve. Dl., moved into the ~ In the original I)Tilm. 1 "Now I've seen everything," Large paekOB!! generaliy have of the Naples International Formerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. B Uncooked rereala are those sa.id Mrs. oryme Freeman. a lower cost per serving than tennis tournament Friday v:hen :; with only the outer hu!lks r~ wife of the Agriculture secreta- small. Ihe defeated Russian Your F1rm Chemical Heeclquerters ij moved. The kernel It than ry and one of the hostesses. Cereals are one of lite lour Lujus, 7-5, 8-10, 1-5. POMEROY j, Bess Abell, the Whit! House basi<: foodstuffs that should Clark Graebner of Third & Sycamore Sis. Galllpolla, 0. Phone 446-2463 · !r GR~ social secretary • was beaned by be included in everyone's daily wood, Ohio, wu eliminated by WY 2·5101 Sprl111 Avo. .. a tray when the womeo swept diet. Buy with an eye for cost Nicola Pletrangelll of Italy, walter off balance. and your family's tastes. 6-1. • Then, if formality had not Tough Mower lhe field already. it did wMn a woman with a babe in U for Tough lObi drew away from the mob and n ILL· BEAI· establi!hed the fact tllat botUe!1 DRIVE feeding isn't tbe only way with it modern-day mothers. 1 , .., w21 Ba~e'f ll'r"~ ni111J,. ""U hiflh rv' II' 11/r8 i:,;;.inl ' l • OPENING AN A(COUNT OR SAVING BY MAQ. II IS AM EASY·WAY to earn thctt bjg .bm-, .~o,= lliai dltu@.', ~y""wero Mrs,' .-~E.,il:a·:.::,:.= :~:n:·· . 1 , . . flllbl .... or ibree Mlll'j! Deall,. ~- ~Y; 'HQbelu, rtlme m. 11r twp llrs. Webo\11- ~!II. "11:11, ~r .. btri Jllack, Mn.. !h....II Rob- '. '"-"'" .:tliili: '' . ,.P $1.tn. ~M 9~~. M'} lfilt! Alllllo~ lr!JII~, M!Q,, JlDilDI ' "'l''I ,.. ' ' !II '1 CURRENT DiVIDENDS •}9 OlDER NOW FOR DIUVHY IEI'Oll MAY BAKER FURN.ITURE rift MJftN- . . ~""!!-~ ' .:-1t· ,,;o '·rl •·r l �_, . , . . . , . _ , . . 0 ....,_ ..,..;t;¢11 ;r m Qld •• illr s I' : i: i '" • I , ....,, Sunday 'nme..Smtlnt~ •' l WaterI~ Campground was Flourishing Religious Center • :;:"':"==:-....,:.....",+~ 'i,; .. Sunda:r. Aprll 2f, IIMI& .. ·' !- , .,. . i("' .rNever too Late to Start !..,., - ' ...,.. .. ., IBetter J{ecords on .li arms· EDITOR'I NarE :.. Rom· fi' II. IlliddJ of Rutlqton, ~~. ...._ mltllll of. lilt lfotiriM ud II IICill II Mr. GaD lllct -lllfl1, ~ IJoU~, ... WPI!IM • •lv14 __.. ~ ,die biJN.it'l IIIII llllfvltloo of lilt Wiler- BY BRYSON R. CARTER Tar !King to not the main you would never !mow how far Ext. Alent, Allric•lture purpose for wlllch reeordo are a runner ran, If you dld DOl It's not too late to get !tart· kept. Tbe farm ncord needs know where he started and · ed keeping better farm records. to Include mucb more tluu1 a where he finished." Tille Is tho This Is the first of a serles ledger of receipts, expensea, utreme importance of inveg.. of two orticles pointing the way and a ochodule of depreciable tory ncordl. to a sound record S}'stem on property. Yes, this is the main JDventory records should be lbe tarm. , requirement for income tu ta]ren at least once each ye~. i Records are a must in today's filins, but you bave two more 'l!ld they ihould lnclljde twe farming businoss. Complete important reasons to be keep. kiutls of property. One kind • farm accounts can point the ing complete farm accounts. includes items having values J waY to increased farm ~arnlngs. 1be first and main reason is to which fluctuate with market i There Is no easy way to get ald in makinl better farm prices and for which Inventory Ibis job done and still under· IdecisioM throulhout tlta year values are adjusted accordlnt.otalld lite current chang,. in land to have a basl.s for a com- ly. Cropo help for feed or (your financial situation on your plete ·business analysis at the sale, livestock Mid lor sale or · farm . lend of the year. The second breeding purposes, aupplles ~ f Each year Ohi" net farm reason is for credit analysis. hand, and land values ali: elw Hinings vary more than $10,· Credit, if used wisely, is one ampl~s of tbis type of property. 0011 per farm - among farms of the most important farm The other kind of properly !~ ~. ~ ·~ lq' ._..., ttilpaal eater If ner I llall ce_, Ill• BY HOMER P. MADDY Th~ Waterloo , Campground WUJIItualetl 011 the eutllde of what was tbell a dirt road extentllns northward about tltree mllee from the preiOIII RDute Ill al the Coo Neal farm near Arabia, to the Pigeon 'ereek brtdp about one hall mlle oortb .;, WaterlOo. There the road rejoined Route 141. The campgromtd waa located al· most midway of this link about two mD• from Arabia • one mtle from Waterloo and ap' prollmalely twenty or twenty. d' ,_ · ~ . mil f1ve • equ1 • ,_,1 1rom Huotinglill, Ironton and Galli· I. Ohl pnI.., o. Ill the year 1810, Rev. Wll· !lam Butltr Barnet4 a Melitodlst minister of lbe sir-church Waterloo circuU, ll'l'lllled wJUt ! This week's lederelly ed slaughter was be about 100,000 head, up. ! last week's 490,0110 head. 1 tl· equal size, of the same tools in today's agriculture. 181,1100 c.ottle campare 174,000 a .week ago. In wholesale carlot lnlding, steer beef was steady to I IJOiver. heifer ooef steady to \1 off and cow beef was ¥• to II> cents a pound lower. Barrows and gilts closed the mostly .50 to 11.50 'includes such depreciable items Twelve 111arkelt received 34,0110 lbeep and lambr compared with 41,0110 a week 101110 ,...,_ CarCIII lamb In carlot wbolesale tradJDi wae tleady to 1 ..ma a pound lrirar. .Live poulb'y prices paid In tbfa week were mooUy lower. aso~n~ prlcel for wbcleeaiW egp were uncbanpl c. 1 cflll hl&her. Wholesale butter wu 111 oent IIJiher. Live cattle futurea lumbted type, and comparable Jand. Why · Without co~pl~te ~n? accur- as machinery, buildings, and tbis difference" A well - kept I ate records, It I!l difficult for other improvements and some r!COrd of your farm business lyou to know w~ich crop or classea of livestock. These ~ ,.is the first step in providing Ilivestock enterpnse to expand entered at cost or at an estl· L-#Q·with the answers to this 1and which to eliminate. Re- mat.ed beginning value, and : question. 1 cords will Mlp with many olh· each year the value lB reduced w~~~·.:. were pork : to:.eoa:,:-:~: : Wbo Sboald Keep Them? er management decisions - by the amount of depreciatlon. ! Wbeo 1 farmer and · or his when to buy or sell, or when T~ depreclatioD record sJJouJU was lower this week in a archangl tbfa week. The oe~ sharply lower live trade. back carried the June delivery ~ wife are involved in keeping to replace machinery, er use include: the farm records, their know- this available money where it (1) Date of purcbase. to 1 five month low of !Zfi.IO 1 TALL OBDIIR-Inopecllai ' Hog receipts at the ' ledge or what Is currently hap- bas a better opportunity lor (2) Cost. and deferred d.Uverte• to new tho lnllde of 25b-fool ; pening In the farm busineso Is capital use. Without good re- (3) DepreclaUon claimed smotestacb II reaUy a taU 8 ANIMALS SOLD lowe tor lbe .....,, A heavy order, but l!'a accompllBhed , likely to be very good. How· cords, you will be unable to date. Lelfltelt, Pomeroy, undertoe prevaUed in lbe limes! with ease at The : ever ~you dislike this task of take advantage of the new farm (4) Remaining cost. the sale of three fulurel market as reeoipll 11 : reco~ keeping and the job manageirn!nl tools and methods (5) Any investment credit Colorado Fuel and Iron I•:;/,;r,!f'll horned Hereford Jeadinl market. were more Corp. at Pueblo, Colo. A 1 ' wlll not be done on a timely such as improved techniqueo of taken. undesired and clearance ,... liant crane holsta two In· and live resistered horned i or current basis, then the best farm budj)etlng, planning and (6) Method of depreciation. ~ectora Ill a steel case ford bulls to Ute following: b~: ~ mt particularly 1toc1. Tbe : money you probably Cllll spend 1farm busine" analys!J through Periodic inventory adjust· Jlllh Into the air and then ers. One bull each to M !allure of the dressed beef down Into a stack, where to to biro someone to keep re- Ithe use of electronic comput· ments are very and Jim Weber, Jacltson·, -de to .... up -•·o lem-ed !bey remalllln constant ra· card! for you. It is important ers. case of fire or other Hoover, Benvar: Lewis e;o;:_lasm":" •clio contact with the crane that mords by kept up-to-<13te Wbal Sboald Be lacloded? where you need proof of opentor while they check I~~~~· Ripley, w. Vlrglnia; Wbea! ami aoybeans were throvcbout the year, regardleSI laventory records of feed, . Note: Nell week: How the J1D1ni condltlol!. IF Cummins, Racine: ltllbor; oall fractionally hiBbof who keeps them. uvestoek, eqalpmeot, land, I 1111 off locomo ood all _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .and two cow• to er; com mlDd and rye 1 I F• Wbat Parpo1e?' buJldln&t, etc. "As in a rac= •·~poa='~ "~·- - -- i!aJ•Iow, Ripley. suiJs!aDIIall7 lower tbla wee1t oa WEEK'S WEATHER the !'ldcap Board or Trade. u I od F00dBuys Cereals are Low Cost' Go , BY ·PAT GLASS or broken Into small ]the cereal whole I)Tilin '' .: n:t~~EMOunt, ~f ~= ~~~ capacity with quality to match/ , 1 •b 1er Here's more capac1ty for your money t ...n any a · lnlhel4"x 18''baleclass-plualhel(llldqualltyygu'11 _,1 find In larser IH balers. Value-packed features I11Ciude a new, exclUsive Shuttle-Glide feed that really keeps hay movlns. but moving pntly. A heavy-duf¥ poWir'' train and the famous IH knotter-with rust-reslst1n1,·' 1 ': Sal .g · Crazy World Of Washington I I I 2 Be Prepared. Pick Up Your Supply Today. , . Frem Your Fann Servke Center 3 5 Central SOYA Of Ohio Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales V.ELY ! I ~ . . • Indestructible? 1 f Some' Or our u1eT1 think toafter ,eein.g the Hith.t.orque, .all·r..-drive Gravely Tractor and Jfi.gpar ·drive 3Q" Rotecy 10 dey aftF>r day. year after year in the toughftt mowing. One of 39 year· rnund. quil"k attach too\1. , Thi~~o l11 IM mower for tou1h ~;Oba-b ut it pampen • lawn too. So. nn matler what your Wayward words: An administration spokesman 1 briefing the Democratle women on Medicare, said the program will ''relieve middleaged children of responsibiJity for their parents' medical I expenses." The Atomic Energy Commlsi sion said in a release that It will open at the Smithsonian IInstitution "a new and novel I \exhibit" lI I GRAVELY TRACTOR SAL~S & SERVICE 512 E. M1ln St. PorMroy, 0. IN GALLIPOLIS t---------J Store -- I job Chuck Collier Service : I . tough or ientle, r a~y or hard-pul the Gi-avely :{0 on your .iob. You'll be surprised. Proof? Ask u ~- " Is the Gravely r~a l!y Jndestructibt.?'' rn()Wil'lg' l h~as LANDMAR a Hardly compeneatlon for his Senate loss on legi~tative reapportionment, but Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen hall been proctaimed by a public relations outfit, of eoursc- "No. I lifetime intern&· tiona\ root beer lover." A case of the stuff was thrown in. 1 Replacing Ias Orville Freeman administration's top , farmhand might prove a mite dllfieult under the terms SUUested by Rep. Paul Find· ley, Mil.: , "For years I have urged t.ht 1the powero of the ,,..,retary of agriculture are too aweMme to I an~ mortal beina." EVERYTHING ---FE-RT-IL-IZ-ER-SE..;..R-VI-CE· - - - AT the PRICES YOU WANT TO PAY Take delivery from our area warehouse. Can ·us for specialized service - Bulk Spreading Available - We Also Con Apply Liquid Nitrogen ro Your Fields. All Analysis. straight and mixed materials available. All at new low prkes . SAB~E TILLER TURf TRIM ·ROTARY MOWERS S46·97 PHONE WY 2·21a1 Availablt w!tb 3-H: H.p; BoiJII l SlraUOn moton. Hu fi_nlt'rtiP eonlrolt, air Dft auc· tioa: blade that raise& ' ADAPTED FOR THE MEIGS, GALLIA, MASON DWARF MOSAtC ··LIMITED SUPPLY ALL OTHER LANDMARK VARIETIES IN PLENTIFUL SUPPLY:_ ' IUY NOW, PLANT BIG YIELD, FIELD TESTED -LANDMARK CORN; POMER'' OY STORE OPEN Mon. thN S.t. '9P,M. ..J luy At L1nd1111rk"o Compltt• Arp Farm Urban ~ .. Collier. Loc1i.d AI PoiMroy :(1\1. 7",4 ~~ lltht On The ·luutllul Ohio River. · · ·" ' . lACK W. CARSEY, MOR. DIAL 992·2111 iiiii••••••••••••IIIIIIll••• ,,.. . . . . . .i.Jiilll•.. WAI !111:11 . '9788 lar hOUiiiiJ, krep1 1r"1 from. cttdlhtJ. Full Ydr )VIrrinty for ARE~ dcfei=tiVC: ,paru and Workmlnshfj>. TURF TRIM SELF·PROPELLED Same quGiil)' 11 r.sular 21"' turf rrim, but. wltb f'llth't trf~CIII *itt, of: u! PICKENS HARDWARE and various people, twe of whom ,-----~ omong others, were Manual Stewart and Charles Hutchin· [;~~~t?1.!E GHAT FRIENDI ::l:y;,a~~~~~ti~:~~~~:;; OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 ade and watermelen. Two wens a:•~d was so great that it was ~ d~c·~-to close enoulh to Ute welis to get THE FARMERS and SAVIfGS CO. ~ as long as she liv!!. drone is forced out of the hive illl\h'1i~&h~!BTi\7Jl!l~lf~~M ~:Ywi:;t 1;':!ting lor The drones' purpose Is to lor· •nd left to die of starvation and BY ROBERT WINGETT The meetings had been very ......., P'edii'IIIRIIII'H lpltra tillze the young queen; a n d, TODAY'S THOUGHT - Being courteous may require •nc... slul for aboct 20 ye'arS, ' -P.D.1.C. there are ueuaUy msny more .. a little extra time but in the long run, it often saves time. but. in the meantime, autoThe queen has the ab1hty to ' POMEIOY, 0. drone. around than are necesmobiles bad become more com· sary. These hatch from eggs l~y either fertilized or unlertiOfficers of the Racine High School Alumni Association mon, replacing the horsHrawn laid tn the large eetls (four to llzed egl!l'. These eggs are ac· soon expect to complete establishment of a scholarship fund vehicles. The dirt road, DOl the ineh), whleh .have bullet-< live, however, and all will in mernory of the late Paul H. Carnahan. . made for automobile traffic, shaped cappings before hotel> hatch into a drone. The drone Mr. Carnahan, chairman of the board of NatiOnal Steel was dusty in dry weather 'l!ld ing The drones are big, noisy has no father, but be has a Corporation, and a native of Raci~e, visited in Meigs Coun· muddy and slippery after rains, Dr. w. A. Stephen, Exten- lell~ws tolerated In the colony grandfather. He can have no ty last December shortly before hiS sudden d~atll. :... Agrleulturts• Ohio Slate wh ' tltlng Is prosperous sons, but he can have grand· The scholarship fund would assiSt a deservmg Southern • , Nu ' en every • F tlllzed· batch . ·University, gave n:eeUent ad- but when food Is scarce . sons. er eggs JDoo High School senior go on to vice and tnstruetlon 1n ch&DJ· to either queens or workers. college each year. construct the bcilding and le~s~ lng the hives, and removinl So, you see, the workers are ApPlications for the scholar· it to the department. The bmld\ 1 honey and drone ccmb. females, too. lt depends on the ship will be in the high school ing is to be located on the AI I ...uti of lite demon· I we shape of lite cell and tb• kind offi<e this week. The first recip- corner of lsland-st and atration, the bee irldustry on ·of food she gets as lo whieb of ient to be announced at the Route 124. Preliminary the Roush farm 11 in mucb be~ BY ,HALLIE MURRAY these young ladies finally alumni banquet on May 23 will call for 1,014 square ter shape and •flhl people have Mrs. Virgie Remella of Co- emerges fro mthat cell. , be presented $500. floor space. • a much better Idea of how to lumbus spent a weekend WJth Most of the queen's eggs are j It is planned to . award two I . I andlt bees ~ prcntable hon· Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shoemaker. laid in worker cellB (live to the annual '""' scholarships begin· THE CITIZENll COMMIT· ____........, Otlter visitors were 'otr. and ,..., on---· M N n Martin of Colu~ Inch) and normally lite result· ning iin lllli7. I tee working on the scbool lXI'" ·I Many people laO to realize "· orma · 1 ing sealed brood should appear Needr. '!lll be given primal1' 1 issue in the Meigs Local Dill~hal bees may be 10 tlmei; \lli ::~ :rs~=~ ~~~rr~~- flat and compact with f e w consiilo!i'8tlon In the selection of trict deserve a hearty ~alueblt to their nelgbbora as en Wedding anniversary cele- "skips"' or empty cells. Ithe winner. Scholastic ability for Its efforts to inform the ,.,_ art to them. Thla Is lJe. b " tltel broth•r Mr · th d tr·-, ~ tit ~rauon o1 r ··' Honey of course 1s e en and high school citi>enship will people of the relevant facts. • aUA w...• e ""'' are ou1 Mr • also be weighed. . !ielre!inl for IIIICiar (tlle sweet Mrs. P'loyd Burl 11e, •1so • product of• bee production. Thou· Contributions to the Paul H. Dick .Rosenbaum, cha11man, I of the'blos- and Mrs. Ora Painter . of workers and one ca-·•an scholarship fund II• steermg tlt_e commotte.e like from lbe bear! ce . · 'Mr. 'l!ld Mrs. c. B. McCias.,_, ms they make tQto honey) or queen are needed. A good queen may be sent to Linda BeegJe a master nav1gator. He IS ge t · ,, Uen (lba male lertUminl ele· :~= ~;~i~:d Su~;';. will lay 2,000 eggs in a day. Is Racine Ohio Secretary of th~ ting remarkable help from , ment from tbe stamens of flow- Ke McClaskey it any wonder the hive gets Alumni' Asso~iation. . reside~ts .of all areas of ttle )rs), they pe'rform a v,aluable ::.. and Mrs.' Atwood Law· crowded? The honey now Is new diStrict. oervlce lor the neighbors crops. less and family of Fostoria just starling in Meigs County PLANS, SPEC1FJCATIONS, we are certain anyone willh· . One authority has said that II spent the weekend with his now witlt th~ wild cherry, mus- forms, and other pertinent dato ing something explained about It weren't for inlec:tl te po!!ln- father, James Lawless 3 n d lard~ ~ndehons, red buds, et~. for the proposed new Reeds- the bond issue can call to ate our ~ we would be re- Aunt Emma. lumlshl"i the neetur. Latar II vllle Post Office building will member of lbe committee duced to llvma on cereals and Hr and Mrs. Harley will be locust, blackberry and M made available soon to bid- he will get immediate atteDiion. nuts.• Cereala and auto art Mark. and Usa of Plain legumes. ders, post office officials have Tbe bond issue. c~t== pcDIItatid by wind. apent' over the weekend with Anyone who Is interested in announced. . . shows .us once agam tbat, Mcs! _people !mow when we parents, Mr. and Mrs. more detail• on hnw to bandle The Bile opUon will be as- a proJect wttlt sohd ::~: II opeak of 1 colmy of bees, we Waugh. bee. should contact the Exten- signed to the successful bidder tlJere is no shortage of Wr mean several thousand bees. Mrs. Gussie SherlU of sion Office for bulletin to carry 11 forward. 150 , who will purchase the land, Bees ere normally ]Fepi In spent Tue.doy night with her Oldo Bee Lines. Rectpeo for the Eoooy aw•dh • ,.._ r o a. n n • • hives but we could say "stand," sister Mrs. Hal Shoemaker. use of honey are also available. R:lauwllile,...,. .. - . . • ..,....... • ... "skfP/' ."stock," "hive," or Mrs'. Roxie Shoemaker Bees furniBh a sideline which even "!111111" of bee.. to Columbus Wednesday to to in-ing and may be prof. abitof- ... 1:- 'I • • The hive ia the bees' home. ti wltb her daughter. Mr. !table in the hands of the rilht • giftU.. -1botatof..,.,.., ~ ........ . IT'S ILLEGAL, BUT YOUR VOTE It may be made up of a hive Mrs. Donald Knotts and · person. -..bleklldlCrfdeoonlilledo!!A ........,,..... . bOdy ind atveral supen, togeth- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer In handling bees most pecple yea. Youcao beoaremowlllbelogJ'IIllll-11 M" ' COUNTS MORE IF YOU er with t bcttom and • top. 1n1 and chlldien of use bee yeil, gloves. thiek fou loDg. bt; timOI boo ......... Q 18; f t b . , . . Undoubtodly, bees ware brought ""'"t Smtday with Mrs clothing, tight 11 the pent legs, NOMINATE Jet...,Joorprio&.....,.JOIILSiid-· I lkJIR,.,fitW Into Oblo In 1k•, or uprliht ~th Donnell and brother, to protect themselves. Dr. hexes. Tbe skepe were the more erl Richard. Stephen worked enUrely with· . lfCll" leis COJIIcal..haped homes Mrs. Haltlon Thomas vlaited out gloves or bee veil. A permade of coiled ropes of atraw WedMaday with her parents, ~ sen•llive to bee sting• ·In which heel had been kept in Mr. and Mrs. Kerr McClaskey. should not try thle at any time. Slate Representalive , Europe. Mr. 'l!ld Mrs. Leslie Rutan of Try 11 11 you don't believe me. lneltlelltally, the only legal Columbu• vlllited SUnday wiUl But bave your physician clooe llec•ua Of His _·places lor bees to live in Ohio Mr. ancl Mrs. Anthony MwTay. around. SENIORITY EXPERIENCE . . ~ in moveable frame hives. Mr. Hal Shoema.ker ''"' reTbe reason lor Ibis Is !bat in- turned home alter vil!iUng his specllott r..- the control al bee di· daUihter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Law leas, Mrs. Elizabeth Don· QUAUFICATIONS ' itilll such as loulbrood and Smith and family of nett, Mrs. Roxie Shoemaker. toqulre tbal Ute hives Mr. ind Ml'!i. Amos Mrs. Opal Tyler, Mrs. Lena VOTE TO NOMINATE • be laltell apart vlllted Sunday evening Blackburn. Mrs. Ethel Slice, • Mr. Stephen pointed out that their , daughter, Mr. and Jllrs. Mra. Loredith Thompson and ,,ra putting a biYe toptber, plen- Paul Eddie France. all<l famUy Miss Daisy GI..:Sbum. Tbe Eno hlslllllltd. b) D. 0 . 'fAIIJII, Stale RePnt!entalive. 367 Plh St. :If of glue and nalla lhould be of GaUlpolla. and Westerman Soeiety were alKIHIUfa. 0. N . ro1. Adv, ,aaed, Metal: frame r•ts ore Mr. and Mrs. Cllarles Mur· ao prasent at Ute aMiver<ary. .used in many hives and super!k ray spenl an evening wilh .Mr. -:::::::=:=::=::!::==::==::=:==::=:=:=:=:==:=:=::=~ , Tbf8 must be put in at lbe rljht and Mra. J. L. Bulan of Colum;:; hetgbt to aupport the frames. · bus ' In the modern be• Mr. and Mro. Romer . ,~ use loundlllont PortsmOuth. Mr. and Mrs. "" !hi! brood Tills loun- ~Itt!~ Fraley and Moi-11 dalbl by lour 1aae tQM:nt StJntil). , wlrtl. Mr. uaed a unloi- Mrs. ~ l"arla at P~;;;;; 'l!t attachOil Mrs. ~. Sherrill -.1 Mra..llf' For the lady's dretl!tng ~!D 'all ......, to ,mbed fiJI, $loemaker spent ~ oomer: or alongside her sewing Nbinet. Our 'CONVINIINf ' the · ~!•the IO!Indatlon. llilb 11r1 and liln. Floyd Jllltlllt. traditional"sweetheart" 1(0 do 1101 realila ~- IMn Bldwell wbq M90 TaMS bnudlllt choir, ~ iw'o 10111 are tended tile ltb Ill ) ll)eCially • l!fl<ed. 1 I . I l'rom BAKER fURNITURE J andfrom You ~ ' I 1 ,, I lady .. oa MolhN't JJoy · w, D. 0. TABER a •Joot-• .. VOTE TWICE? 4 . ---=====--- D. 0. TABER tful for cutt(nJ. R.einforced dod< iJ 14 I'· 11eel. Bll4o bU '[rru- the trust to r '"':! 1 8' d 11 See Us For The Latest Ohio State and West Virginia ·Recommendations. a ·!;) \ *METHOXYCHLOR HAYLINER BALERS a ' *ALFA-TOX *MALATHION '"'w ......,. BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ell. A,..l, Acrfcal&ve Row ohould you handle bees7 people '-m M""ns and El'""t ... '"' Scioto CounUeo"" bave a working knowladle of the answer to this reaili of 1 beekeeping 10 1 delllO!lltration 011 the farm of EdiOn RDuah lui week. Rlor Mllga Genual Hospllll WY 2-2176 PollllfOJ FOR ALFALFA WEEVIl CONTROL! !'••...,. Beekeep.ing Demonstration The Meigs . Beat News F h R Seen 0nEdSon Ous arm Meigs Equipment Co. PJ... !::11 New In rOt mg STOP IN Alii SEE AU THAT$ llEW II THE M.l.JilW 2l IMul '' lht lilurchas to elect seven the underbrush rTom the. w"* J. B. McClure from Pelmsyl- ohUdren: gether .:nd ccmbine their food the ~· Tbll members to serve on a camp. ed section made spaces be- 'vania, .Rev. Kendell from Wil· Wbile Methodists were the and titus enjoy their dinners a declme_10 attendance 11¥1 1 -llni committee. 'l'he mem· tween the tr!OJ lor parkiJli the more, Kentucky, Rev. Grigsby originators and plancers ol tile joinUy. NUIJI!l"OUJ ~ias bad drop<J1I '" the finance8r,, • llld churches represented buggleti llld wagons. from the West. The last was a meetings, other denominallons their ~'Ill eotlaPI, ~ ltandlcl:j>ped lba lltl TO THINI'• r were u follows: James Kelly, The tabernacle, like lbe oth- young evangelist who was very were welcome, and many ot c.osiooilly; more ih4n one tee of_young~ .,.,.;.II . TO ~it 00 waterloo: WDiiam D. Hall, MI. er struclures, was made of un- pcwerlul and popular. and was their members attended and Uy would occuPY lhe erpenf!nce "' ....,..._., Zion; T. J. Neal. Flag Sprln&; dressed oak lumber ana hall an a1 ~1e n•~t1ilup "'3 ;-.~us ae> I~:~ ;:r..t:-l~ct~~ ~;"~?:~~;· tn tho: •u,.... .y~tt.ll~t:o, Some iamllles, sors, some of wbom .t.~atially . ~ ,, Jeri')' Cooper, Jobns Creek: eatlmated capacity for 1500 services could be obtained. ' Iceas of the meeli!Jgs. The malo dld not use their cottag,. f"""""'"'"• lba ~!• RAihobetlt: A. J. DOODle. Between the labernaele ..,. . hi" objecUve of these meelinp season, rented them to . - - - . 00 · . . For Your; •• Mt(;oy, Olive, and probab)y i'ancf ·the cottages built around ...em~!!~~!! ... !! . ~" 111 ""andt"~ tc :;p:-~::!! t~~ g~!~! . tA t~~!!n ~ftAndAd only Dll~:.~!~.. -~. ~~ MU,FY MOWIU ... George Wiseman, also of Olive, it, was a space nearly sixty was an ad4ed_ attraction for -arouse and urge religious work- ly. w.u ~,....,_ IHIII · · w-~ as the S4\lonth member. feet wide, where abcul !DOll ad- hundreds of pecple. The instru- ers to become more faitlllul fl'OUfll """"' in. and ll'led 111 From Willi Wl,.,man, who dltlonal penons cotl[d stand and menial p~rt was made on an and devout and to put lorlb The largest erowds came o~ oonduet tllo meetings. Howtver, GARDEN TILLIII$ ' · Uved near the campground, the enjoy the meeting!· The lab· old • fashioned organ, the kind greater efforts to produce new the last SundtJy, when ~d- without ~ary support !rom SI'RUiiOJIIILD 1 committee leased ten aeres of ernacle was buill on a declivity, then used by most country chur- converts, all of which was :ngk ~ tit~ ~ the :bl~ • ~ of :alii> TII.UU 1 land lor 1 perind of. twenty giving Ute occupants of the cbos. The cot~~mottee employed ach1eved to a great extenl ;te~ sa "'.bout 11 ~d e DUPONT PAINTS 1:mmo111'lb yean. At the e1<plrattoq of thil back seau a higher elevauon noted evangelistiC . SJngers, In addition ta the meeling a ance, ve ~ WALLPAPII leaae In 1~10, it was renewed 'l!ld an advantage In seeing and some of who';~ :•re Smger Ken- participants, others. looked up. ~:t:~~~~~:":v~er.:'; .,...,:'torO: =ndlba~ I'LUMI1110 IUPI'LIU for ten years. hearing the services. nedy from n ana one year • on the coamp meetmgs largely .. ed buiJdi.g. and HOUII CLLUIIH Three of the buildings, At the begi)ming, efforl.s to and another year, Rev. James as a social homecoming, and ::~l~s ~n!utd =.;ac~ andall~ usable SUPPLIU namely the tabernacle I he finance the meetings by free F. Grimes, a membl!r of the came to see and be seen, 'l!ld d th -··""" 1r ta Tbe only IULK IOAIIDIII 11• 1 hotel and the relr~shment will offerings were found to Ohio Methodist Conference. For to mingle with old friends. It =~reds •.j';~i~~. ~~st J:"::"ihe tabentacle stand, were buill by the com- be Inadequate. A picket fence two years, the Parkins broth- was satd that love romances however, Jived wltbln a radius was converted into a tomiltee. Numerous collages or was erected around the tract, ers quartet served, and for were developed .on the camp. of thirty miles from the campbam by Mr.Bbeets, tile tents were added by various with an entrance gote where two other years, the Edwards ground, some betng temporary, d d fr Hmtt Th lite annual families who lived there dur- an admittance charge of ten sisters quortet. Another r in e lasting only to the end of the groun • an ca~ m"~· ~~-~~· ta ' ing the ten-day meetings each eents per person was made feature was the children's daily meetings, while ethers being !"gtonte '~~·ronto~\t a ~I; end rm:e~tcame mooov II . · . ' meetings from one to two o'- more deen-seated subseqcent· m rmPJtate VI age an arms. as an tnel amoag Ph. na.ssn Ml~ W. v-. year on the month of Au«ust. and lam1ly season Uckets were 1 • . ••- Iter Th 1 !ted' . ' . Nearly all tin the first twenty in a rapidly changing world, Open Ivery Doy 7:GO It • • Bel the ld c OC11. m ts~ filled a noons. e y resu m marrtage~ . · . - • - tit 1 I.T ore mee11nga ..,..n, e so a1 one dollar each. .th rttl A be f 1 1T1 b hi years) came tn horsHraWII !be religious inllueace · • - '~· 1 t 1 0 ccmmtltee had mea employed The best evangelists avail- rholnld "'"- . w'. . • e th numfoodr 1 am des reudg .1 buggies and yagoM and often· ed will go on lolunloy NlolltTIII•M· h and bnJah Ibe c ren smgmg was tnsp1rmg, elf a ong an sprea 1 • . •. •.s.T. to remove t e 1eaves a were procured from var· '8Jld evangelists by turn made on the grass and often two times, borses, Impatient at be- tbe future. from the ground around tlle loua sections of the country. brief encouragb.g talks ' to the or more raO:ilies would, go to- ing llltchod to saplings for so li'ii-iiiiii;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"" buildings and to haul and place Some of these were the Rev. long, could be heard Dickaring straw In the tobemacle be· G. W. Wilson from Denver, Col· --r\~'-#\ll_"""""_ or neighing. tween the seats. Removal Df orado, Rev. Kempster and Rev. tm~'rJ~AihtWit%1~MW¥~C::~:"ki·"'1ft~, .-,.~~~F?il\IW%'~!1~"'&<'"rr.W'~~~ The botel was operated by m. £ wear retarding chrome-plated tying·parts that tlu 17 percent stronger knot. Pickup slip clo.deh aaallndard equipment. Temperature, precipitation, : ; w: 24 und i> I weather conditions for each (UP)) -Ken Fletcher %; rye off 214 to 3~ and gro ked f · hed Fed• 1 hour period as recorded by A tr t· •-eel Into ••__...___ =~~~~~~~~;;:;;;~~;;~~;;~ . ~onsioo Agent Home Ec. p eces. It must be roo or , stored or ennc . era . k F . ld us a 1a •U~~> mov UIC . . . , , _ up 1% to W. 1 E .u · · • I Pete McCorm1c at all' 11e fin 1 · th • •••I Few food!i offer greater vari- tenderness. Examples are oal· .Food and Drug h tation as m e mens a.. ..,e• :_.ty than doe• the cereal family. meal and cornmeal. Partially tlon regulations also weal er s · the British bard . court tennl.s i"."'l'here are barley, corn, oats, cooked ctreafo have been cook· that, II the cereal is Day Bflb Low wea. Prec. championships. ! rice and wheat meals as ed some but need more. Ex· enriehed, it must Indicate Suo. a 31 Cloudy Fletcher, who will meet Tom · well as combinations of these amples are rolled oats, rolled nutrients and how much MP. M u Fair Okker of the Netherlands for : grains. There are uncooked, wheal and larlnas. Ready:to- , used lor enrichment. Taes. 7t 57 Fair the sinlles champlonahip, ell· : partially cooked , ready-to-eat, eal rert>als are those wh1ch · Cereals are a low cost per Wed. 19 58 .t'air l;m~ln~ated~~Bo~b~by~~W~ilaoa=--or ; whole- grain, restored, and en· netd no furUler food. Th~re.is, however, Tbars, 75 f3 Fair Friday, 6-1, &.1. f rirhed cereal~. And, we have Cereals are good vartatJon among Fri I& 50 F:;dr .0& it nakes, shreds, puffs, kernels , Keep them in a cool, dry . depending upon such 13 14 Ooudy .Ill ere ) BI GN I· W ~ from ynu l , and many other forms agd away from foods are type and SIZe of Average bigh temperature lor IW HOLLAN D OlAIER r The amount and kmd of pro- Istrong odors. Open accordlnl the week tllis year 73.5; last ; cessing done to cereal grains dlrections and then keep the One ounce of cereal Is con75 5 sidered an average sized •erv- ye;: e low temperature lor : to make them ed1ble and ae- package tightly closed. ceptable to customers adds The label will state whether ing. The volume filled by one th v r ke tb' ,. 4. last 1..~ _ _ _ . One ewee 1syearw., 1 mat.erially to the spread ~ ounce var1es. ounce: 43 7 \ tween farm cost _and retail Uncooked equals two • thirds ye.fotat ·p;,.,lpitation for .the ...... ; cost. Almost four-ftfths of the · cup cooked week tbjs year .1 2. last : cereal dollar goes to pay for • Flakes equals 1 cup .15 ' NEW HOllAND such costs_ as transportauon, Whole Bran equals II cup Total precipitation to elate lor . manufaclurrng, paekagmg, storPufb equala 2 cups thl . he sl TWINE OR WI!IE 1 : age financing and seUing. Kernel equall y.. cup s year 12·62 me s, a i Whole p-ain cerealo have the (Continued From Page 5) Shredded equals I biscuit year 16.38 Inches. : specific nutrients of whole, Idemented b a r g a I n . To find lbe coat per se"ing, Normal average preclpl· j unproccessed grain. Bran, germ Imost or them try1ng to get dlldde the number of omtces in tat10n - 38.40 Inches. ! lnd ' tlldo!perm are present in Johnoon for 1 handshake or 1 the packap Into tho prloe. ~ their natural proportions. fte. i ki,., add 211 to 3 cents lor CITY WATERWORKS Bale blg-tDnn•g• ; s<ored ceroals have the thia- Ashtrays crashed to lite floor. milk and augar. Of course, u Friday temperatures- high 70; CropsFASTmine, niacin and iron lost dur- Antique fixtures teetered peri· add fruit, this also is a low 53; Saturday reading - 73 AtLOWCostl : tng processing replaced so lously. Ribs were bruised, toes I cost. · deCrees at 12 noon. WE'LL DEMONSTRATE t the eereal contains as much trampled. Uncooked and partially cook· as the original grain. Eorlchod I At one point. fleeing separate ed cereals have a lower cost EAST MEETS WEST ON YOUR FARMI : cereal• are those which have battahons of well-wiShers, the per serving than ready-to-eat. NAPLES, Italy(!U:~PI~)=:II more vitamins and . or min-I President and Lady Bird However, they also require Marty Riessen of " erals added to them than were , collided head on. more time and effort to serve. Dl., moved into the ~ In the original I)Tilm. 1 "Now I've seen everything," Large paekOB!! generaliy have of the Naples International Formerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. B Uncooked rereala are those sa.id Mrs. oryme Freeman. a lower cost per serving than tennis tournament Friday v:hen :; with only the outer hu!lks r~ wife of the Agriculture secreta- small. Ihe defeated Russian Your F1rm Chemical Heeclquerters ij moved. The kernel It than ry and one of the hostesses. Cereals are one of lite lour Lujus, 7-5, 8-10, 1-5. POMEROY j, Bess Abell, the Whit! House basi<: foodstuffs that should Clark Graebner of Third & Sycamore Sis. Galllpolla, 0. Phone 446-2463 · !r GR~ social secretary • was beaned by be included in everyone's daily wood, Ohio, wu eliminated by WY 2·5101 Sprl111 Avo. .. a tray when the womeo swept diet. Buy with an eye for cost Nicola Pletrangelll of Italy, walter off balance. and your family's tastes. 6-1. • Then, if formality had not Tough Mower lhe field already. it did wMn a woman with a babe in U for Tough lObi drew away from the mob and n ILL· BEAI· establi!hed the fact tllat botUe!1 DRIVE feeding isn't tbe only way with it modern-day mothers. 1 , .., w21 Ba~e'f ll'r"~ ni111J,. ""U hiflh rv' II' 11/r8 i:,;;.inl ' l • OPENING AN A(COUNT OR SAVING BY MAQ. II IS AM EASY·WAY to earn thctt bjg .bm-, .~o,= lliai dltu@.', ~y""wero Mrs,' .-~E.,il:a·:.::,:.= :~:n:·· . 1 , . . flllbl .... or ibree Mlll'j! Deall,. ~- ~Y; 'HQbelu, rtlme m. 11r twp llrs. Webo\11- ~!II. "11:11, ~r .. btri Jllack, Mn.. !h....II Rob- '. '"-"'" .:tliili: '' . ,.P $1.tn. ~M 9~~. M'} lfilt! Alllllo~ lr!JII~, M!Q,, JlDilDI ' "'l''I ,.. ' ' !II '1 CURRENT DiVIDENDS •}9 OlDER NOW FOR DIUVHY IEI'Oll MAY BAKER FURN.ITURE rift MJftN- . . ~""!!-~ ' .:-1t· ,,;o '·rl •·r l �,, ' ' . ,,' ! \J .' ·Crown .Today •.· Boston Celtics Seek ~ ':' 1the Los 1'"""'"' str•\4~1 ~lui year paid ...... .S .m!lftlran<b!IB_, cori1pe1e toreb the .mot lit ~ ~· Jobn 1'. yesr !'OM '"'""""'I .,..OQr, · •• ;:;;:;::!:,~ cbampi~hip • Angeles Lakers from Iver!IICI l"'ldaJ adgl!l, 1114 ••• of! wlnnl•l streak, would fsr<e Iionshlp lea Naaono. q,a<11 I! tile eetitc. do eomplete . · .·· \JPI sporto Writer !••••'•tlan clOH 0111 lhe belt tl ••• tiUoJihe 011 Tueaday 1\ed Auerbach wlll de\'oll lull ellmllllt1411 of bol·banded JerBQSTON tUP I\ - An eighth •Title play. series ID lho lllllioUlly • tele-IIISJit aaa, a .....,....-i, :.0 ; 1::"" '• !ri-o !""'""! ry West nd bit Laker 111aiOIID championship and vic- [ The Celtics pushed the vised !Hill at Boatoo Gar- cli1111clic return same here o duUes ...t NIUD wUh bla the ftltb game, a.- ..... to•\: ilgar ,.,,ber t.037 will be ers to the brink of ' Tblll'6day light, · 1... center, Bill Russell, llktag expected ID vie for lbo rJcbllt 0 on line today when the liY wmmag both games al wblcb would I But the CeiU<O were favored Iover as th-. flhl Negro play.... Jlgbl Auerbacb's tradJUoaal Bo.<Lm Collies to eliminate • the latest a play· • to capture their Dintlt champ. smoko olgnai, iilo iaie- .coacb In major oporla .blalory.lpetory fi • . lly DICI. DEW m~ r1 ' " game <11ar tllal bao marked eaeb ol bit reeord 1,0!1 NBA lor. tho , Celllc wW . eareer ooaebing vlclol'let. to '(lAo, Johll A. cant cigar _Auerbacb's Volpe, Belltll Mayor Col!Jn$, and ftnaocter Marvin In addiUsn to the a)reBdy 1nro::.r, !!:: bee< wbo cance, anlque cbampionshlp __ UD U.]l• the celtlCS Wlll 1 ..-~ :l!:s:~ .tile ' ~~mn .~ Logan Will Host Seventh Ann "§'~·Ei SEOAL Golf Tournament on Friday =:~~=e=~~ , p Phlladelphla shattered Jlol. I slandingJ but tlte Celties edged · The besutilul Hocklof Hills at Atbenl on May 17 1160. GalllpoU. .• ·-......... , 125 INS Cincinnati In five playoff games Country Club Coarse, . LogaR, (In toomey action teama play Loj[an .................. 354 (AI Locu par D) before shocking the 76ers lil' li · wiD be the scene of the 1966 II bole• and poiRII are com· Jockaon ........ ·......... !65 TEAM five-same eastern final • Soutbealitern Ohio Athletic piled on roar-mao team !Dills). WeiJJton ............. ·.. 388 ................. 318 roul the ·rilht It League goU tournament Fri· l IMt Medalill - Bob Littler, ........ · ..... ·• 125 the Lakers. day. fAt Allie• par D) Athens, 73; one-over par, eo........ ······-· 334• . . ' 348 It will be the sevealb annual ' TEAM I!CORE record. Welloton · · •"·- · • ••• ••• AJI.Star!l 328 allair aod delendillg cbampioa Athens .. · "· ... · •·- ·" JackiiOII .. ·- .. •· · • · .. · • !65 374 ., . Gallipolis, with all lour regu· Gallipolis "· · ·"" • • ... • !65 Ita Middleport "· -··" ·" •• , Loj[an ............... ·.. 381 (AI LaJaa, par D) Pomeroy ............. '. .. 406 1 TEAM Iars back Irom Iast . year s i Jackson ........... ~ . . . . SCORE Medalist - Gary Ackennan. 407 oqillld Is a beavy lavor~te to I Medalist - Bob Liltler All> ' Gallipolis ........ -.. ... 333 Wellston 73 three-over par. capture. ttus ,._.,a ....... .................. · 331 b .year's crewn. Ac-- !, ens, 75, three-Over par. ' IIIII 9 1 11 ti 'JJ th l d tw• OR WI egiD 8 a.m. 1 Atll ,., (At GaiUpoUs, par :Hl IUPI) -Vic Davalil· Tony Conlgliaro'll Infield hit. TI maR en II amme I 1 ens ........ ·... •• .... SCORE lo's mnth. inmog smgle. follow-'1 Cleveland had JUmped to a 4· run single. Last time tbe tournament [ IKI Middleport . .. . . . . . . .. ... 4S7 TEAM Gallipolis .............. ·. 303 ing an error and a hit batsmao . 2 lead in the top of the lilth Cleveland came back with was beld m Logan the Chtel· , fAt Folrgrerus, par II} Medalist George Pope j Middleport .. ·..... . .... 324 drove in an unearned run to when Alvis and Rerkv Colavito 1 . th t th d tams upset Gal11pohs • n d TEAM SCORE Galhpohs 7 seveno(Jver . par. 1 !I 324 . . . · . , . , wo m e op o1 e seron ol 1• ed 111 ·u Th t . · . AA~the':"!~~~~~-~--:--~'---..::==:__ _ Albens . . . .. . . . . . .. .. .. g1ve the streakmg Cleveland ! hit solo h.mers off starter Dlck \ tie the game, 2 .%. 01 Davalil- ~ a1m e t1 e. a wa.s m: _ ns .. .... ........ .. II Lot! an ........ ·... . . . .. .• 344 1963 their straight Stigman. ' , lo's ground-rule d9Uble with the ' · Jackson .............. ·... 3a7 Victory, f>-4, desp1te a. Boston ! _ Boston took a qu1ck \1-0 lead bases lo,ded on singles by Gallipolis owns three champ· V Pomeroy .. . .. .. • .. .. . . • 376 Red Sox tnple play 1n lhe 111 the [1rst mnmg. Bell h1t Len 1 ienships - 1962 1964 and 1965 w.u.ton . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. 365 ninth. I Green and •alked Scott and ' Larry Brown and Azcue and a Athens won the title in 19Go Medalist - Jim Beard, Galli- 1::~,..;::1; polis 69, tne-over par, co-ree. The derisive run was set up 1 Conigliaro lo load the bases and I walk tt BelL ;md I961. Logan won it in 1963. , or d. whPn Boston catcher Bob ' Par at Hocking Hills is 35. I Tiilmao dropped .:oe A,••••• : For the lirst time '" lh "!pore btm - fullakt ;..., ' topped roller in front of tile! . tournament s hiStory ail , bat ud walk 11111" plate Red Sox reliever Ken teams are expected to . The annual Southeastern Oh_lo League _and 1915 .. Sanders hit winning Indian partiCipate. . field meet IS scheduled Saturday, April 30, at OhiO UniVtr· (Ail'alrsreens, Par 36) tcber Gary Bell with \ .. In 1965 at the Fa1rgreens . s1ty ID Athens. , TEAM SCORE 8 ba il NEW YORK fl'Pl) - Explosive Emile Griffith w 111 : Country Club •.Jackson · For the lirst time In a numGallipolis ........ ·...... 318 1 ~ Indians Still Unbeaten BOSTO~ ·• [~dians s~v~nth Y I Oth.Annual SEOAL T.raek Meet cheduIed . aturday 'I ' e~ght s --G--fl.-f·f,-1 • It 1·T'•ger Bout IS . I SJated£or Garden Monday Ileag~~ ~m:l ~il~ed i At Ohio Uni ersit I s lO~h ~ack Seven Marks Well- ~ .•. , •.•••••...•· o~valillu drove home ~~~i~0t~!c~~~~::;e~hg~td t~~t~~~g~! ~hpap~:~~~t~~i:i~~rJ\:~~n)n:e~s;~~;:~at:~dB~~m::~~ , ~:~ ~~v~~~t:5.' !~!.:.'.~h00d:::: en~~~ 136~~~ Carle, Ath~ Jackson Athena ............... After squad~ ~ pinch. runner Teny )'lartinez Tiger Monda.v night in Madison Square Garden 's "show· :I this spring. ing champion .Athens will prebwith the winning run. Max case'' bout of the year. Gallipolis captured the 1965 l ably be thl! team to beat. AMs bounced to Boston second Tbe are 8-5 and may be' · . , event with a. 3'13 team In nine previous meets, 1J>. baSOmaB G('Orge Smith. Smith 2·1 a!. nngUme tbot the 36-year· 1 Roomso• and Basilio are the Athens, conSidered • darkhorse I gan hi! won sit titles. AtlteDJ tnrew to Rico Petrocelli at old 11ger will teach tbe 26-year-1ooiy 147-pound ktngs who have Uns year, f1mshed 15 strokes , captured all the marblea for second lor one out and tile old Grillith that messin' around Iwon the middleweight title and behind GAHS last year with a three consecutive years. r<l4\> to jus! nipped Alvis.'. wilh middiewoll!lts is. no kiod l the lisl. or the little guys who 333. Jackso• was third with 1 11 Lilted below are records that ,; ba G Sc tt' ,of work lor welterwetghts un- have failed wheo they stepped 341 . Logan !ourth, 342, Mtddle- have been established since r1rs 1 seman s l \ess names are Sugar up into the HID-pound class port filth, 344 and the fJTSt meel was ctnducted 0 1 throw to plate nailed Ray RobiRsOD or Carmel Basil- 1 includes Mickey Walker, Hen- !uxth, .352: , , in 1957 : . lor the tlllfd out of lhe lnple ', io. ry Armstrong, Kid Gav 1Jan and Gallipolis Tom McCarty cap- , POLE VAULT_ Larry Criwplay. [ the late Benny (Kid) Paret. lured medalist honors as lord, Loaan, 1911&, 11'-4". ' ~ds f~'t eorg~ ~e Fall t"n }8.th ~ 1, sco~. the~ ~ell Wellston ~ li:J:1 .~=~tb~~:~·: ~::s~:~: Rookies Pace I I "I 100 YARD DASH- Mickey Frazier, LogaR, 1960, :10. MILE RUN- George Stump, Lngaa, 1858, 4:R8. ' B80 YARD RELAY - AtheDI, IIIIlS, 1:36.4. t4fl YARD DASH - Ken 0.: veau, Athens, 18flli, :11.2. 180 YARD LOW Bob Young, :21.1. liD YARD HIGH Nel~~~nvllle, ~;·.;~~::ts1"!:~ a~~~::: 1t~: :p::::~e~-::~1 ~·~hi~· i:lf~ onB~~:.~~~It57 w::';?,~>· I::.Y·:~. ~illlll, ret~ed • • Houston Win , O G' 1\ Re}ays Even1. BraVeS N . lp • Mets 54 to Retam' J•'nx Tlme&Sentine~ ver Iants I. ~'-71<". B be PIay Dec.l Has :rflkte ants last 'week In his only other I1,start iR the NL, used sharp. baske~ ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - Ohio Amert.u League •·Pitts . . . . . . .. . a J UmverSity w1ll open tho TEAM W L Pel GB x-San Frao • . 7 J breaking rurve ball/ to1 perlecS<ason Dec. I by hostmg Cleveland ... LOOO Los Anal• .... ' 4 7 0 tior as the Astros blaoked the OhiO Wesleyan IR the first ol II B 1 . AUanta ..... ' e 4 for the second straight home games on tbe 23-game ; Pbila .. . .. .. 1 4 Lead Gi~nt. ba~ ~~more ~lifo~ag• ~ ·~~~ 2~ th~ R& RBoys Give Orioles 0Vef Yanks . posted marks In lbo lhuttle hurdles al 56 feel, ...-teuths'' inch ond Ia the bread Jwnp at :" 110 ll!el, Inches. . . Daylol_ Dunbar, Wblcll wa! .• ....,..m wttll :II pamls, Nl I aew·. rr: ~ ~,w;::,· NGs ats Will Open Hardwood ·~~r :~:~: •• w!nnlilg ' titie 1or the first time Ill II ' year• of competilitn, 1 eapluted ·. the ·~ d ••- ....._Ul -yar reay,,....,. t ' hurdle relay, the cltsiUCt 111ed- . : tbt r jump 111 piHng up 112 '"""'·· ''· Arl'•"'•n's Gleo x:b:';,.m.r, . f..,j''65111Choe Ill ·""''-· a· ,, 1 h'gh jum'p record. Arllbgton al- ·, 1 . · .800 by Mels' lint baaalnall Ed ,700 1 NEW YOI\K (UP I} - Frank Kranepool, who drove Ia all II .t36 1-1-2 Roblason and Brooks Robinson. the New York runs. .600 J bilting back -to- back, Torre gave the Braves • ,556 Z.1·2 ed .the BaltimOre lead Ill the ltrsl lnnlag with = HOT NEWCOMER FROM HONDA - Logan ..... ......... · •• Middleport .. ·. .......... Wellston .. .............. 1 - Nelsonville 111d Pome- 1 · roy did not participate. SPRINGFIELD, Olllo (UPII ' Medalist - Tom McCarty - Upper Arlington Sa-y ' · Gallipolis 13 ane-over·par <0- won tile Class AA erovm nd rocord. Xenia Woodrow Wllslll lhtlrl Cia" A Iitle at the 181b llll!Ua1'" Springfield Relays where 1l:i ; records were set in the ·· biJ 9<hool division and- 1Jt t11o NeliiOIIville, league co·record. ' ' ' 1 sca)termg !1ve Red Sox hils. He A stumpy heavily • muscled I H , 11 1 0 1 SEOAL 11 HIGH JUMP - Steve Chas•. B80 YARD RUN - Btl the last eight BosteR I' native of N'igeriB TI•er is " ' ch eres • sd ed I' ·- _go Athens, 1961. 6'-41<". pel, Loaan, 1961, 2:04.5. . .. . d d f ed i • e · 1 amp1ens an m a Is..., smce OT UT 1 peded to weigh in at l:Hi pound •the first tournament was held ' SH p - Loyd Simmon• Zlll YARD DASH1\ bawers m or er an a.c ony 13 j:ted Sox over the fmal four Griffith, whose litlJe b0 dy' Logan, 1911&, ATLANTA !UPI) _ Joe Tor· mnlngs. move• witb cat-like speed and 8-Th• Sunday Sunday, April 24, 11186 J8 bll two home 1'11111 Saturday, Joss wa• the second fir grace, 1o 1imiR& at 152. 1:31.7. bla lblrd and fourth or the BojllDI reliever Ken Sanders HOUSTON tUPil - Barry .....,., It lead the replaced starter Dick Litman, making only the ,..,. Braves ID a 5-I >riclory over Sti.,man, lD .r "'' oixtb inniog. ance ond National League appear0 New Mete. of his major league TbeYark victory W81 the Bravet' had tied tile game 4-4 in career. pioched a four-hllter and slralghl borne win tlte.lfasl haU el the liltll inning rookie Sonny JacksoR collected York. They bad beaten the he slammed his second tbree hils Saturday "' lead the the lui 15 limea 1n mtiiiiW' league homer, 1 two-run Houston Astr"' to a 4-0 slultout oil Bell tllat followed over !be San Francisco Giants. Major Lesane _ , . Nall..al Loope \'f/' Tbe two blows by the Braves' Lstmaa who lost to the Gl!If Uolted Pless lotentalional TEAM W L Pel GB lf ffi catcher otrset a pair ol homers • ~ ~el.. HONDA ~~~ ::m ~.i SPORT65 ~· 00 3~ New power, new styling, new perform• ance, new engineering perfection. Honda S-65. Low initial price; easy 7 terms. It's ready for you today, at 808-yard relay record In '1:31), ' ' and Its Slailley Taylor posted I broad jump mark olll !eel, • and Jncbea. Dayton Belmont 1el I polo RAWLINGS HONDA SALES ~uarter va~lt :S~~U - Da r game. Dave Gtusti blaoked Sao slate. . .'.: 6 3 :667 2 x-St. Louia .. . 4 4 .500 3 flltb .:;alghl •::; hits Alo;h:'d!:': :/:: eame school . • • 011 1 } to the Francisco Friday night, 2-0. Five Big Ten scbotls, one I Detroit . .... 6 4 .600 2\\i .. · : : · : 1-3 trlumpb home lbrowlag error by Woodrow WDaon look four !iii! . . rared darkn•" \ Houston scored single runs In aandhonally lirankled lndependeot Minnesota .. • 3 5 .375 4t.> C:agoor ·:: 2 • • 200 ; ...,. the slump • ridden New Ron Hunl and lour seconds In ·C!)!Iectlng ' a a sma co lege pewerhouse W88h' or+ 2 5 285 5 "' • " · "' Tb ad I lals I · ' · with a ooe- the tllird. fifth , sixtb and ·eighth will .. . Mid . '"•·o• .. · Cincinnati .. 1 7 125 1 York Yankee•. e Braves m e It 4-0 n the po . Xim a WO!I lila 8110to s!Jtve ofl innings with Jim Wvnn Rusty ' JOin " 1 ·Amencao Boston . . . . . . 2 7 .222 e (X· . bl . ) . . second wbea Denis Menke, who yard relay, the mlle. relay, the attack on his Staub Lalma• and .J oh•' Bate- Conference t.amo on the Bol>- x-Kan City . . 1 5 . 167 Baltimore otarler Dave bod been bit by a Dick Selma shullle hurdla and tile 44IJ.vard ' cats' schedule , ....... uay ._ r NaUy wall eredited with , # of the Greater man driving home the runs. . ' New York ... 1 8 .111 7 Philadelphia at CincinRa« potil· d lcto 0 ! th seored on a relay. . halfway 1 The big school competition \X·Right game) ned · ' secon v ry e movmg to third on The Astros scored off Gianll shirt 'tb tbe d Satunlay'o lletiulta po ' raut and biB reetrtl wltbill • by Woody Weodward. \'f/' starter and loser Bob Bolin iR .. t Washington 5 Detroit 3 I Atlanta 5 New York 4 over the laft.ptsce cut llle gap to 4-3 "Ill, . 4 th• top money tbe lhird when Joe Morgan walk IDR Dec. 3. :;;,,. Cleveland 5 Boston 4 ! l!Duslol Sao Francisco I (lsi who bave DOW dropped Ill the top of the !oarth whoa be . · of Lhc 5t'itSOD and ho_lder ed, went to on a passed return home to engage Baltimore I New York 3 Sa game) and show ooly one win followed singles by AI Luplow m· tour t1lles, fms1 hed ball. moved to third OR a si11gle Dec s. California 4 Minnesota 3 " Francisco_ at Houslon (2nd m nme ltartl. IDd Ken Boyer with the first as a vicious by Jackson and sL-ored on a · Chicago at Kansas City rtwl- • game) (Night) bls two bolne runs. ' over the Oak Cliff sacrifice fly by Staub, • light) Chicago 2 Loa Angeleo 0 Prank Roblnaon, who hu Torre ICOOUIIted for CHICAGO (UP!) - Rolle! Oub course lie llfmed , . I 1\larJella Rowen! Today'• Probable Pilchert at St. LouiS fniaht) safely ,In all bul 1111 of turned oul to be the Ferguaon Jenkins, mat. 1 &-:<me-,s trn• ke h>ad lWPr fJsl-1 Jackson tnpled .'" the fifth Remain Unbeaten Minnesota at California Today p - Plkbero elgbl games, with hts second homer bla flrsl appearance for the Gay "_,,. ,;r. and s">red smgle by Wynn MARIETTA, Ohio (UP!} _ Pascual IHI vs. Chance II·O}. Las Angeles at Chicago - hil batting average to .444 eighth. Kranepool added Cobs, woa hll fWII . 8 Cupit and T•n•nw Latman s smgie scored Manetta' s varsity crew Satur· Chicago at Kansas City John Drysdale Ifl. I) vs. Holtzman 10. two ill homer of llle seaaon game Saturday with •bla llrat who already W're m' ·P' omonte lor the Astros I day rowed to it. IIXth victory (1-0) vs. Sheldon (0-1}. 0) . filth lnniDC whiCh drove m Curt the top of the Dinth. league bonier and a ruB I with 138s run the stxlh. Iman undefeated seaso• by WIR- Detroit at Washington 2 • New York al AUanll 12} - Blelary from l!rsl base With Rank Fischer worked tile SCOrlllf! smgle In I z.e lrllnDJ>h ,, pressure wa" lu IJt> ' . a e :iKholson . a lnmg three races against La Mooboquette (1-1) and Sparma VB. Blasmgame (0.0) and Le-the declslve run. first sis an4 two-lblrds . over lite Loa Angeles IJtcl&ero. for the ''""'ctoJ :,n ., t J6 ' base ,.nd BatRmans stn; Salle College of Philadelphia oo (0.0) vs. Duckworth (0.1) and master ll·O) Brooks Roblnaon, striking out five and Tbe wln put OileaBO Sunday wilh "''"' ,,. two gl• "' mmled for the Astros the Muskingum River here. Rieber! (0.2). Phlladelphlo at CIDclnseU (2} eleanup behind Frank, drlvw aqns, hul oeedetl relief place abesd ol ClncJniNIIl, allll3iithi'" lmn ·' " "' ,., ni lire fina l tallv •o the mmng. About 5011 spectators watched ' Baltimore al New York - - Culp (0-2) and Jackaon t0-2) two ruDI with I pair ol Chi Chi Olivo. wbo wu reblecl out. . golfers also undec p,n as jumor - varsity I Barbor tO-O) or Palmer 11 , I) vs. EIU. (0-t) and O'Ttnle (f. ud railed bla baiting ' wM loll bla JeaJdlll look ovrt from AKRON WINS REL.\. YS and freshman crews were also I VI. Stoltlemyre (fl. I) 0) « Maloney (1.0) to :1M Kt baa hll ssftiJ 111 It Mels In New Bob llltldJe)r 111111 tilt I DELAWARE, OhiO iUPl} - victorious •• the 2,tl0fl.meter Cleveland at Booton' 2- Mo- Pitlsburtlh It st. LouiJ l·L Kt rellretl tile mled llltllwo Rllo 1lttt Runs Give Akroo won the_ Oh•o Conference courae. The and freshmen Dowell (2.0) and Tiaol (1.0} CardweU (!H) VI. 8odecki (.. ....... 10 lllell to face bill! and tlcepl !bird. He got John Kermed,)r,. Relays champiOnShip bere lnlvo 5-0 recards lor the w·t I} and Loogbor I) I Kranepoal'l llnl bome l'ttll "' ootlleld fly to end the lnldnl 1aon (0. O.PI'"' 4-3. Win 1urday in a duel witll delend.ing seasoo. I San Francisco at IIOlllstoa A'I NIP lUX wu oever ID trouble 11D1J1 the and pllclted tbrougb lbi ""Ill,' • Calif. 1UPI) The Ztps took llfsl It was a meaningful •iclory, ·. Moada ,1 Gomes llerbel (.. ) va.l'arreU (f.l) !CAN CITY Nventh when siDgiOI by Cleon allowing four hilt. Tlltl ruos by Jack Warner and 1! champ MI. Umon. Ias La Salle bad lost only ooe y MootloJ'o Gamel 8AS (UP!) Jones and Roy McMillan nathy finished" up In lilt Jdllll, · Knoop ill !he eighth including five of the si1 previoua race against seven op. MIDReaota at llelroli (olghtl Philadelphia .al Plltsbur&h (catftsb) Halter, wltb b1m lo 1111 l\btwerl, . lhe Cube. • Saturday brought the • f1eld events, 1n scoring 55 ponents year. Kaosaa City at Cleveland (nlgbl} bla help from two ffilel Tht Dot1prs 1tat1 ..._._ Angels from behmd I pomt. While took the oth- Next Saturday Marietta hosll (lli«bb) CincbuiaU II (illgbl) en, hurled lho Kaaou btlt C!OUid _ , • run rally for a t-3' " SIX mcluding live in Wayne State University of Del- Chicago at Waablngton tnight} St. Lout. al Loa Anaeleo Atbletlca to a Z.l vlelolry ' apltallie 1111 lbo1l1 u !bey loll over the Minnesota the runnm& events, to rack up \ roil iR it. final home- ill Bosto• al New York fnight) the Ol1eaCO Whllt Sol lt f\IDt1ei'S <ill , bOe, a 411 pomto. the season. !Only 88J1H!8 ocbeduled) AUanla ol Su llranc\sco day nllhl .NaWI Laagua reeord lol' ~~bi IUPI agai~t w~orth ~:·th: Bo;;:;:~ ~ame, Pun'~ seco~ rain- ~ ~n'~ on~ th~d' ~ ~ stol e~ piaL~•. l ~ ~!oleo dou~let, ~hllllag ~ Ro~ mAJ~r ~ smgl~, e~ghth e~ght Jelle •.RAND NEW 1966 Buick Le Sabre 4 Dr. Sedan 11 Turbine Drive. Powe~ Sleering, Pow'" Brakes, Tinted Windshield , Wheel Covers, White Wall Tires, Wmdsh1eld Washers, Bockup Lights. Reds eell··ar. 1964 CHEV. IMPALA 1962 BUICK LeSABRE Spt. Cpe. Standard Tran11 . CleaR 4 Dr. Hard Top. One Local Owner. Sharp 1295·00 5 Ill~" ~larietta's ~ orlolaa' ~v Sa~ botb .... ' ~~2) ~ Ill~ f1~sts,M~unt !f ::~:~:~:~~£3~:~~! 1 Jim Ryun Shatters Cunni·ngham M1·1 e Record =bDU~~ :~~~~ los~ '~ason. Cubs !tra~ht I off starter JIDI Graot big blow• ln. tho Oighth I . reliever Jim Mmilt LAWRENCE, Kaa. (UP!) - SOCO!Id olf hiS .American record Ilormer Kansat Star We s \ ' the ,University of Kansas freshman lor the mile. Santee. 1 hoUI..-..:1 with one . ""nsotion Jim Ry<m shattered The Cunningham mile wns Ryun wat paced lbroagh the the rightfield fence.: the Glenn t"unnlngham mite re the featured event of 2i first two laps by teammate two away catcher Bob cord at the Kansas Relays Sat- scheduled final• at the 41st run- Tom Yergovlcli. l I sJo«<ed and Wamer· urday with an astoundmg 3c55.8 ning ol the relayo, four of which Tbe 18- year- old Jayhawk f ! IliOn hit • two-mn hom•·,·. hrs on a water-logged track. were held over !rom Friday freshman too< the lead at the !o litlrd ol the inlo the left · Ryun, who llash'ed borne 75 because ol a heavy rain. start of the third lap an1 was fleld· aeats to put Calilornia 1 yards ahead of his nearest The old relays' record of never lbroatened, auppiymg a ar•-+' rh•;t "'" tmlv five- tenth• of • 1 .,,. "' In ••14 .. •••••• klr< 8 : -~~ d~uble Pdtsbar~b I ~HIIIM, !~-; hen.!.!"'them~ 5~ •-~'!, ~~esalll I ~mP ~-Hou~ID~ 4·~11 ~ ~"''h;no w<t~ ' :IU clockiRC In the lblal 1111le ,lclory on the Mldlanda quarter. Grand Clreull (Teui-KanYeraevlcb f¥ed and !lnl- Droke Relays) o!ler ht W011 at last. ·' . TRao In a d!sappolntlJII4:0U; Ryan had quarters ol 57.1. 11.1 and potlteil a iU third lap John Clmlen, lnf111'!1' before a crowd of 15,000 wildly Ia (Kan.) Slate star, cl.eered bllll thrOUBh the ftoal second Ill .f:OU aod quarter. Missouri . act Robin rt '""' l!vt'"'•"""""' otralollt "'"""""" In lo.. >'lh lo •. ' Tho ·iy!q~ U:im:! ~Jpllla ~; on to tleleal ·the ..·Phlllles Tigen 5 to a iw lllolr · '·eiamnled l:llil 8 alo 'rlciDr7 ollbo Botll to libD • .., bave heea ,.... the T!Cen· ·.· t11o left be fiM ilp' . IIi lbe ftvbut runs to W11lle Horton 11it1 · 'lftet IJtandl· Reodley ''bad Celtlt Mike ' Mt!Conjllci · lli.gled' and rtaebed f(ctliMI • ed for . , the' seoaon. lie needed dOuble by AI hllne; and Wild belp Coll 'lft and an Infield out MeCeJelghlb allof llle · lour ol D<;!l:all'l 11 """1 "m In' oiworilh hili. . ' J··•lo.ik AI~ .....n. ·~ll!r ·~I h\8:~1 lrolll_(l~ ,y1""i~Jdllll -rt~lded 1961 THUNDERBIRD 1961 BUICK LeSABRE Vel')' Low lliles, New Riviera Trade In 4 Dr. One Local Owner All Power Features ' $1395·00 1961 OIEV. IMPALA 995·00 1961 FORD GALAXIE ' Dr. Hardtop. Arde Wblle. Tudor, Red, Standard, V.a Won't Last Lo1111 One Owner 5 695· 00 ----~~~--~~~­"' SMALL DOWN PAYMEJfT ·. · 5 . 1H Lot . . , q;':_1 GMAC Financing ,. , B·U. ' IC~ A-'H....II CO.\ Oh! , ,... r-'T•' ~o �,, ' ' . ,,' ! \J .' ·Crown .Today •.· Boston Celtics Seek ~ ':' 1the Los 1'"""'"' str•\4~1 ~lui year paid ...... .S .m!lftlran<b!IB_, cori1pe1e toreb the .mot lit ~ ~· Jobn 1'. yesr !'OM '"'""""'I .,..OQr, · •• ;:;;:;::!:,~ cbampi~hip • Angeles Lakers from Iver!IICI l"'ldaJ adgl!l, 1114 ••• of! wlnnl•l streak, would fsr<e Iionshlp lea Naaono. q,a<11 I! tile eetitc. do eomplete . · .·· \JPI sporto Writer !••••'•tlan clOH 0111 lhe belt tl ••• tiUoJihe 011 Tueaday 1\ed Auerbach wlll de\'oll lull ellmllllt1411 of bol·banded JerBQSTON tUP I\ - An eighth •Title play. series ID lho lllllioUlly • tele-IIISJit aaa, a .....,....-i, :.0 ; 1::"" '• !ri-o !""'""! ry West nd bit Laker 111aiOIID championship and vic- [ The Celtics pushed the vised !Hill at Boatoo Gar- cli1111clic return same here o duUes ...t NIUD wUh bla the ftltb game, a.- ..... to•\: ilgar ,.,,ber t.037 will be ers to the brink of ' Tblll'6day light, · 1... center, Bill Russell, llktag expected ID vie for lbo rJcbllt 0 on line today when the liY wmmag both games al wblcb would I But the CeiU<O were favored Iover as th-. flhl Negro play.... Jlgbl Auerbacb's tradJUoaal Bo.<Lm Collies to eliminate • the latest a play· • to capture their Dintlt champ. smoko olgnai, iilo iaie- .coacb In major oporla .blalory.lpetory fi • . lly DICI. DEW m~ r1 ' " game <11ar tllal bao marked eaeb ol bit reeord 1,0!1 NBA lor. tho , Celllc wW . eareer ooaebing vlclol'let. to '(lAo, Johll A. cant cigar _Auerbacb's Volpe, Belltll Mayor Col!Jn$, and ftnaocter Marvin In addiUsn to the a)reBdy 1nro::.r, !!:: bee< wbo cance, anlque cbampionshlp __ UD U.]l• the celtlCS Wlll 1 ..-~ :l!:s:~ .tile ' ~~mn .~ Logan Will Host Seventh Ann "§'~·Ei SEOAL Golf Tournament on Friday =:~~=e=~~ , p Phlladelphla shattered Jlol. I slandingJ but tlte Celties edged · The besutilul Hocklof Hills at Atbenl on May 17 1160. GalllpoU. .• ·-......... , 125 INS Cincinnati In five playoff games Country Club Coarse, . LogaR, (In toomey action teama play Loj[an .................. 354 (AI Locu par D) before shocking the 76ers lil' li · wiD be the scene of the 1966 II bole• and poiRII are com· Jockaon ........ ·......... !65 TEAM five-same eastern final • Soutbealitern Ohio Athletic piled on roar-mao team !Dills). WeiJJton ............. ·.. 388 ................. 318 roul the ·rilht It League goU tournament Fri· l IMt Medalill - Bob Littler, ........ · ..... ·• 125 the Lakers. day. fAt Allie• par D) Athens, 73; one-over par, eo........ ······-· 334• . . ' 348 It will be the sevealb annual ' TEAM I!CORE record. Welloton · · •"·- · • ••• ••• AJI.Star!l 328 allair aod delendillg cbampioa Athens .. · "· ... · •·- ·" JackiiOII .. ·- .. •· · • · .. · • !65 374 ., . Gallipolis, with all lour regu· Gallipolis "· · ·"" • • ... • !65 Ita Middleport "· -··" ·" •• , Loj[an ............... ·.. 381 (AI LaJaa, par D) Pomeroy ............. '. .. 406 1 TEAM Iars back Irom Iast . year s i Jackson ........... ~ . . . . SCORE Medalist - Gary Ackennan. 407 oqillld Is a beavy lavor~te to I Medalist - Bob Liltler All> ' Gallipolis ........ -.. ... 333 Wellston 73 three-over par. capture. ttus ,._.,a ....... .................. · 331 b .year's crewn. Ac-- !, ens, 75, three-Over par. ' IIIII 9 1 11 ti 'JJ th l d tw• OR WI egiD 8 a.m. 1 Atll ,., (At GaiUpoUs, par :Hl IUPI) -Vic Davalil· Tony Conlgliaro'll Infield hit. TI maR en II amme I 1 ens ........ ·... •• .... SCORE lo's mnth. inmog smgle. follow-'1 Cleveland had JUmped to a 4· run single. Last time tbe tournament [ IKI Middleport . .. . . . . . . .. ... 4S7 TEAM Gallipolis .............. ·. 303 ing an error and a hit batsmao . 2 lead in the top of the lilth Cleveland came back with was beld m Logan the Chtel· , fAt Folrgrerus, par II} Medalist George Pope j Middleport .. ·..... . .... 324 drove in an unearned run to when Alvis and Rerkv Colavito 1 . th t th d tams upset Gal11pohs • n d TEAM SCORE Galhpohs 7 seveno(Jver . par. 1 !I 324 . . . · . , . , wo m e op o1 e seron ol 1• ed 111 ·u Th t . · . AA~the':"!~~~~~-~--:--~'---..::==:__ _ Albens . . . .. . . . . . .. .. .. g1ve the streakmg Cleveland ! hit solo h.mers off starter Dlck \ tie the game, 2 .%. 01 Davalil- ~ a1m e t1 e. a wa.s m: _ ns .. .... ........ .. II Lot! an ........ ·... . . . .. .• 344 1963 their straight Stigman. ' , lo's ground-rule d9Uble with the ' · Jackson .............. ·... 3a7 Victory, f>-4, desp1te a. Boston ! _ Boston took a qu1ck \1-0 lead bases lo,ded on singles by Gallipolis owns three champ· V Pomeroy .. . .. .. • .. .. . . • 376 Red Sox tnple play 1n lhe 111 the [1rst mnmg. Bell h1t Len 1 ienships - 1962 1964 and 1965 w.u.ton . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. 365 ninth. I Green and •alked Scott and ' Larry Brown and Azcue and a Athens won the title in 19Go Medalist - Jim Beard, Galli- 1::~,..;::1; polis 69, tne-over par, co-ree. The derisive run was set up 1 Conigliaro lo load the bases and I walk tt BelL ;md I961. Logan won it in 1963. , or d. whPn Boston catcher Bob ' Par at Hocking Hills is 35. I Tiilmao dropped .:oe A,••••• : For the lirst time '" lh "!pore btm - fullakt ;..., ' topped roller in front of tile! . tournament s hiStory ail , bat ud walk 11111" plate Red Sox reliever Ken teams are expected to . The annual Southeastern Oh_lo League _and 1915 .. Sanders hit winning Indian partiCipate. . field meet IS scheduled Saturday, April 30, at OhiO UniVtr· (Ail'alrsreens, Par 36) tcber Gary Bell with \ .. In 1965 at the Fa1rgreens . s1ty ID Athens. , TEAM SCORE 8 ba il NEW YORK fl'Pl) - Explosive Emile Griffith w 111 : Country Club •.Jackson · For the lirst time In a numGallipolis ........ ·...... 318 1 ~ Indians Still Unbeaten BOSTO~ ·• [~dians s~v~nth Y I Oth.Annual SEOAL T.raek Meet cheduIed . aturday 'I ' e~ght s --G--fl.-f·f,-1 • It 1·T'•ger Bout IS . I SJated£or Garden Monday Ileag~~ ~m:l ~il~ed i At Ohio Uni ersit I s lO~h ~ack Seven Marks Well- ~ .•. , •.•••••...•· o~valillu drove home ~~~i~0t~!c~~~~::;e~hg~td t~~t~~~g~! ~hpap~:~~~t~~i:i~~rJ\:~~n)n:e~s;~~;:~at:~dB~~m::~~ , ~:~ ~~v~~~t:5.' !~!.:.'.~h00d:::: en~~~ 136~~~ Carle, Ath~ Jackson Athena ............... After squad~ ~ pinch. runner Teny )'lartinez Tiger Monda.v night in Madison Square Garden 's "show· :I this spring. ing champion .Athens will prebwith the winning run. Max case'' bout of the year. Gallipolis captured the 1965 l ably be thl! team to beat. AMs bounced to Boston second Tbe are 8-5 and may be' · . , event with a. 3'13 team In nine previous meets, 1J>. baSOmaB G('Orge Smith. Smith 2·1 a!. nngUme tbot the 36-year· 1 Roomso• and Basilio are the Athens, conSidered • darkhorse I gan hi! won sit titles. AtlteDJ tnrew to Rico Petrocelli at old 11ger will teach tbe 26-year-1ooiy 147-pound ktngs who have Uns year, f1mshed 15 strokes , captured all the marblea for second lor one out and tile old Grillith that messin' around Iwon the middleweight title and behind GAHS last year with a three consecutive years. r<l4\> to jus! nipped Alvis.'. wilh middiewoll!lts is. no kiod l the lisl. or the little guys who 333. Jackso• was third with 1 11 Lilted below are records that ,; ba G Sc tt' ,of work lor welterwetghts un- have failed wheo they stepped 341 . Logan !ourth, 342, Mtddle- have been established since r1rs 1 seman s l \ess names are Sugar up into the HID-pound class port filth, 344 and the fJTSt meel was ctnducted 0 1 throw to plate nailed Ray RobiRsOD or Carmel Basil- 1 includes Mickey Walker, Hen- !uxth, .352: , , in 1957 : . lor the tlllfd out of lhe lnple ', io. ry Armstrong, Kid Gav 1Jan and Gallipolis Tom McCarty cap- , POLE VAULT_ Larry Criwplay. [ the late Benny (Kid) Paret. lured medalist honors as lord, Loaan, 1911&, 11'-4". ' ~ds f~'t eorg~ ~e Fall t"n }8.th ~ 1, sco~. the~ ~ell Wellston ~ li:J:1 .~=~tb~~:~·: ~::s~:~: Rookies Pace I I "I 100 YARD DASH- Mickey Frazier, LogaR, 1960, :10. MILE RUN- George Stump, Lngaa, 1858, 4:R8. ' B80 YARD RELAY - AtheDI, IIIIlS, 1:36.4. t4fl YARD DASH - Ken 0.: veau, Athens, 18flli, :11.2. 180 YARD LOW Bob Young, :21.1. liD YARD HIGH Nel~~~nvllle, ~;·.;~~::ts1"!:~ a~~~::: 1t~: :p::::~e~-::~1 ~·~hi~· i:lf~ onB~~:.~~~It57 w::';?,~>· I::.Y·:~. ~illlll, ret~ed • • Houston Win , O G' 1\ Re}ays Even1. BraVeS N . lp • Mets 54 to Retam' J•'nx Tlme&Sentine~ ver Iants I. ~'-71<". B be PIay Dec.l Has :rflkte ants last 'week In his only other I1,start iR the NL, used sharp. baske~ ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - Ohio Amert.u League •·Pitts . . . . . . .. . a J UmverSity w1ll open tho TEAM W L Pel GB x-San Frao • . 7 J breaking rurve ball/ to1 perlecS<ason Dec. I by hostmg Cleveland ... LOOO Los Anal• .... ' 4 7 0 tior as the Astros blaoked the OhiO Wesleyan IR the first ol II B 1 . AUanta ..... ' e 4 for the second straight home games on tbe 23-game ; Pbila .. . .. .. 1 4 Lead Gi~nt. ba~ ~~more ~lifo~ag• ~ ·~~~ 2~ th~ R& RBoys Give Orioles 0Vef Yanks . posted marks In lbo lhuttle hurdles al 56 feel, ...-teuths'' inch ond Ia the bread Jwnp at :" 110 ll!el, Inches. . . Daylol_ Dunbar, Wblcll wa! .• ....,..m wttll :II pamls, Nl I aew·. rr: ~ ~,w;::,· NGs ats Will Open Hardwood ·~~r :~:~: •• w!nnlilg ' titie 1or the first time Ill II ' year• of competilitn, 1 eapluted ·. the ·~ d ••- ....._Ul -yar reay,,....,. t ' hurdle relay, the cltsiUCt 111ed- . : tbt r jump 111 piHng up 112 '"""'·· ''· Arl'•"'•n's Gleo x:b:';,.m.r, . f..,j''65111Choe Ill ·""''-· a· ,, 1 h'gh jum'p record. Arllbgton al- ·, 1 . · .800 by Mels' lint baaalnall Ed ,700 1 NEW YOI\K (UP I} - Frank Kranepool, who drove Ia all II .t36 1-1-2 Roblason and Brooks Robinson. the New York runs. .600 J bilting back -to- back, Torre gave the Braves • ,556 Z.1·2 ed .the BaltimOre lead Ill the ltrsl lnnlag with = HOT NEWCOMER FROM HONDA - Logan ..... ......... · •• Middleport .. ·. .......... Wellston .. .............. 1 - Nelsonville 111d Pome- 1 · roy did not participate. SPRINGFIELD, Olllo (UPII ' Medalist - Tom McCarty - Upper Arlington Sa-y ' · Gallipolis 13 ane-over·par <0- won tile Class AA erovm nd rocord. Xenia Woodrow Wllslll lhtlrl Cia" A Iitle at the 181b llll!Ua1'" Springfield Relays where 1l:i ; records were set in the ·· biJ 9<hool division and- 1Jt t11o NeliiOIIville, league co·record. ' ' ' 1 sca)termg !1ve Red Sox hils. He A stumpy heavily • muscled I H , 11 1 0 1 SEOAL 11 HIGH JUMP - Steve Chas•. B80 YARD RUN - Btl the last eight BosteR I' native of N'igeriB TI•er is " ' ch eres • sd ed I' ·- _go Athens, 1961. 6'-41<". pel, Loaan, 1961, 2:04.5. . .. . d d f ed i • e · 1 amp1ens an m a Is..., smce OT UT 1 peded to weigh in at l:Hi pound •the first tournament was held ' SH p - Loyd Simmon• Zlll YARD DASH1\ bawers m or er an a.c ony 13 j:ted Sox over the fmal four Griffith, whose litlJe b0 dy' Logan, 1911&, ATLANTA !UPI) _ Joe Tor· mnlngs. move• witb cat-like speed and 8-Th• Sunday Sunday, April 24, 11186 J8 bll two home 1'11111 Saturday, Joss wa• the second fir grace, 1o 1imiR& at 152. 1:31.7. bla lblrd and fourth or the BojllDI reliever Ken Sanders HOUSTON tUPil - Barry .....,., It lead the replaced starter Dick Litman, making only the ,..,. Braves ID a 5-I >riclory over Sti.,man, lD .r "'' oixtb inniog. ance ond National League appear0 New Mete. of his major league TbeYark victory W81 the Bravet' had tied tile game 4-4 in career. pioched a four-hllter and slralghl borne win tlte.lfasl haU el the liltll inning rookie Sonny JacksoR collected York. They bad beaten the he slammed his second tbree hils Saturday "' lead the the lui 15 limea 1n mtiiiiW' league homer, 1 two-run Houston Astr"' to a 4-0 slultout oil Bell tllat followed over !be San Francisco Giants. Major Lesane _ , . Nall..al Loope \'f/' Tbe two blows by the Braves' Lstmaa who lost to the Gl!If Uolted Pless lotentalional TEAM W L Pel GB lf ffi catcher otrset a pair ol homers • ~ ~el.. HONDA ~~~ ::m ~.i SPORT65 ~· 00 3~ New power, new styling, new perform• ance, new engineering perfection. Honda S-65. Low initial price; easy 7 terms. It's ready for you today, at 808-yard relay record In '1:31), ' ' and Its Slailley Taylor posted I broad jump mark olll !eel, • and Jncbea. Dayton Belmont 1el I polo RAWLINGS HONDA SALES ~uarter va~lt :S~~U - Da r game. Dave Gtusti blaoked Sao slate. . .'.: 6 3 :667 2 x-St. Louia .. . 4 4 .500 3 flltb .:;alghl •::; hits Alo;h:'d!:': :/:: eame school . • • 011 1 } to the Francisco Friday night, 2-0. Five Big Ten scbotls, one I Detroit . .... 6 4 .600 2\\i .. · : : · : 1-3 trlumpb home lbrowlag error by Woodrow WDaon look four !iii! . . rared darkn•" \ Houston scored single runs In aandhonally lirankled lndependeot Minnesota .. • 3 5 .375 4t.> C:agoor ·:: 2 • • 200 ; ...,. the slump • ridden New Ron Hunl and lour seconds In ·C!)!Iectlng ' a a sma co lege pewerhouse W88h' or+ 2 5 285 5 "' • " · "' Tb ad I lals I · ' · with a ooe- the tllird. fifth , sixtb and ·eighth will .. . Mid . '"•·o• .. · Cincinnati .. 1 7 125 1 York Yankee•. e Braves m e It 4-0 n the po . Xim a WO!I lila 8110to s!Jtve ofl innings with Jim Wvnn Rusty ' JOin " 1 ·Amencao Boston . . . . . . 2 7 .222 e (X· . bl . ) . . second wbea Denis Menke, who yard relay, the mlle. relay, the attack on his Staub Lalma• and .J oh•' Bate- Conference t.amo on the Bol>- x-Kan City . . 1 5 . 167 Baltimore otarler Dave bod been bit by a Dick Selma shullle hurdla and tile 44IJ.vard ' cats' schedule , ....... uay ._ r NaUy wall eredited with , # of the Greater man driving home the runs. . ' New York ... 1 8 .111 7 Philadelphia at CincinRa« potil· d lcto 0 ! th seored on a relay. . halfway 1 The big school competition \X·Right game) ned · ' secon v ry e movmg to third on The Astros scored off Gianll shirt 'tb tbe d Satunlay'o lletiulta po ' raut and biB reetrtl wltbill • by Woody Weodward. \'f/' starter and loser Bob Bolin iR .. t Washington 5 Detroit 3 I Atlanta 5 New York 4 over the laft.ptsce cut llle gap to 4-3 "Ill, . 4 th• top money tbe lhird when Joe Morgan walk IDR Dec. 3. :;;,,. Cleveland 5 Boston 4 ! l!Duslol Sao Francisco I (lsi who bave DOW dropped Ill the top of the !oarth whoa be . · of Lhc 5t'itSOD and ho_lder ed, went to on a passed return home to engage Baltimore I New York 3 Sa game) and show ooly one win followed singles by AI Luplow m· tour t1lles, fms1 hed ball. moved to third OR a si11gle Dec s. California 4 Minnesota 3 " Francisco_ at Houslon (2nd m nme ltartl. IDd Ken Boyer with the first as a vicious by Jackson and sL-ored on a · Chicago at Kansas City rtwl- • game) (Night) bls two bolne runs. ' over the Oak Cliff sacrifice fly by Staub, • light) Chicago 2 Loa Angeleo 0 Prank Roblnaon, who hu Torre ICOOUIIted for CHICAGO (UP!) - Rolle! Oub course lie llfmed , . I 1\larJella Rowen! Today'• Probable Pilchert at St. LouiS fniaht) safely ,In all bul 1111 of turned oul to be the Ferguaon Jenkins, mat. 1 &-:<me-,s trn• ke h>ad lWPr fJsl-1 Jackson tnpled .'" the fifth Remain Unbeaten Minnesota at California Today p - Plkbero elgbl games, with hts second homer bla flrsl appearance for the Gay "_,,. ,;r. and s">red smgle by Wynn MARIETTA, Ohio (UP!} _ Pascual IHI vs. Chance II·O}. Las Angeles at Chicago - hil batting average to .444 eighth. Kranepool added Cobs, woa hll fWII . 8 Cupit and T•n•nw Latman s smgie scored Manetta' s varsity crew Satur· Chicago at Kansas City John Drysdale Ifl. I) vs. Holtzman 10. two ill homer of llle seaaon game Saturday with •bla llrat who already W're m' ·P' omonte lor the Astros I day rowed to it. IIXth victory (1-0) vs. Sheldon (0-1}. 0) . filth lnniDC whiCh drove m Curt the top of the Dinth. league bonier and a ruB I with 138s run the stxlh. Iman undefeated seaso• by WIR- Detroit at Washington 2 • New York al AUanll 12} - Blelary from l!rsl base With Rank Fischer worked tile SCOrlllf! smgle In I z.e lrllnDJ>h ,, pressure wa" lu IJt> ' . a e :iKholson . a lnmg three races against La Mooboquette (1-1) and Sparma VB. Blasmgame (0.0) and Le-the declslve run. first sis an4 two-lblrds . over lite Loa Angeles IJtcl&ero. for the ''""'ctoJ :,n ., t J6 ' base ,.nd BatRmans stn; Salle College of Philadelphia oo (0.0) vs. Duckworth (0.1) and master ll·O) Brooks Roblnaon, striking out five and Tbe wln put OileaBO Sunday wilh "''"' ,,. two gl• "' mmled for the Astros the Muskingum River here. Rieber! (0.2). Phlladelphlo at CIDclnseU (2} eleanup behind Frank, drlvw aqns, hul oeedetl relief place abesd ol ClncJniNIIl, allll3iithi'" lmn ·' " "' ,., ni lire fina l tallv •o the mmng. About 5011 spectators watched ' Baltimore al New York - - Culp (0-2) and Jackaon t0-2) two ruDI with I pair ol Chi Chi Olivo. wbo wu reblecl out. . golfers also undec p,n as jumor - varsity I Barbor tO-O) or Palmer 11 , I) vs. EIU. (0-t) and O'Ttnle (f. ud railed bla baiting ' wM loll bla JeaJdlll look ovrt from AKRON WINS REL.\. YS and freshman crews were also I VI. Stoltlemyre (fl. I) 0) « Maloney (1.0) to :1M Kt baa hll ssftiJ 111 It Mels In New Bob llltldJe)r 111111 tilt I DELAWARE, OhiO iUPl} - victorious •• the 2,tl0fl.meter Cleveland at Booton' 2- Mo- Pitlsburtlh It st. LouiJ l·L Kt rellretl tile mled llltllwo Rllo 1lttt Runs Give Akroo won the_ Oh•o Conference courae. The and freshmen Dowell (2.0) and Tiaol (1.0} CardweU (!H) VI. 8odecki (.. ....... 10 lllell to face bill! and tlcepl !bird. He got John Kermed,)r,. Relays champiOnShip bere lnlvo 5-0 recards lor the w·t I} and Loogbor I) I Kranepoal'l llnl bome l'ttll "' ootlleld fly to end the lnldnl 1aon (0. O.PI'"' 4-3. Win 1urday in a duel witll delend.ing seasoo. I San Francisco at IIOlllstoa A'I NIP lUX wu oever ID trouble 11D1J1 the and pllclted tbrougb lbi ""Ill,' • Calif. 1UPI) The Ztps took llfsl It was a meaningful •iclory, ·. Moada ,1 Gomes llerbel (.. ) va.l'arreU (f.l) !CAN CITY Nventh when siDgiOI by Cleon allowing four hilt. Tlltl ruos by Jack Warner and 1! champ MI. Umon. Ias La Salle bad lost only ooe y MootloJ'o Gamel 8AS (UP!) Jones and Roy McMillan nathy finished" up In lilt Jdllll, · Knoop ill !he eighth including five of the si1 previoua race against seven op. MIDReaota at llelroli (olghtl Philadelphia .al Plltsbur&h (catftsb) Halter, wltb b1m lo 1111 l\btwerl, . lhe Cube. • Saturday brought the • f1eld events, 1n scoring 55 ponents year. Kaosaa City at Cleveland (nlgbl} bla help from two ffilel Tht Dot1prs 1tat1 ..._._ Angels from behmd I pomt. While took the oth- Next Saturday Marietta hosll (lli«bb) CincbuiaU II (illgbl) en, hurled lho Kaaou btlt C!OUid _ , • run rally for a t-3' " SIX mcluding live in Wayne State University of Del- Chicago at Waablngton tnight} St. Lout. al Loa Anaeleo Atbletlca to a Z.l vlelolry ' apltallie 1111 lbo1l1 u !bey loll over the Minnesota the runnm& events, to rack up \ roil iR it. final home- ill Bosto• al New York fnight) the Ol1eaCO Whllt Sol lt f\IDt1ei'S <ill , bOe, a 411 pomto. the season. !Only 88J1H!8 ocbeduled) AUanla ol Su llranc\sco day nllhl .NaWI Laagua reeord lol' ~~bi IUPI agai~t w~orth ~:·th: Bo;;:;:~ ~ame, Pun'~ seco~ rain- ~ ~n'~ on~ th~d' ~ ~ stol e~ piaL~•. l ~ ~!oleo dou~let, ~hllllag ~ Ro~ mAJ~r ~ smgl~, e~ghth e~ght Jelle •.RAND NEW 1966 Buick Le Sabre 4 Dr. Sedan 11 Turbine Drive. Powe~ Sleering, Pow'" Brakes, Tinted Windshield , Wheel Covers, White Wall Tires, Wmdsh1eld Washers, Bockup Lights. Reds eell··ar. 1964 CHEV. IMPALA 1962 BUICK LeSABRE Spt. Cpe. Standard Tran11 . CleaR 4 Dr. Hard Top. One Local Owner. Sharp 1295·00 5 Ill~" ~larietta's ~ orlolaa' ~v Sa~ botb .... ' ~~2) ~ Ill~ f1~sts,M~unt !f ::~:~:~:~~£3~:~~! 1 Jim Ryun Shatters Cunni·ngham M1·1 e Record =bDU~~ :~~~~ los~ '~ason. Cubs !tra~ht I off starter JIDI Graot big blow• ln. tho Oighth I . reliever Jim Mmilt LAWRENCE, Kaa. (UP!) - SOCO!Id olf hiS .American record Ilormer Kansat Star We s \ ' the ,University of Kansas freshman lor the mile. Santee. 1 hoUI..-..:1 with one . ""nsotion Jim Ry<m shattered The Cunningham mile wns Ryun wat paced lbroagh the the rightfield fence.: the Glenn t"unnlngham mite re the featured event of 2i first two laps by teammate two away catcher Bob cord at the Kansas Relays Sat- scheduled final• at the 41st run- Tom Yergovlcli. l I sJo«<ed and Wamer· urday with an astoundmg 3c55.8 ning ol the relayo, four of which Tbe 18- year- old Jayhawk f ! IliOn hit • two-mn hom•·,·. hrs on a water-logged track. were held over !rom Friday freshman too< the lead at the !o litlrd ol the inlo the left · Ryun, who llash'ed borne 75 because ol a heavy rain. start of the third lap an1 was fleld· aeats to put Calilornia 1 yards ahead of his nearest The old relays' record of never lbroatened, auppiymg a ar•-+' rh•;t "'" tmlv five- tenth• of • 1 .,,. "' In ••14 .. •••••• klr< 8 : -~~ d~uble Pdtsbar~b I ~HIIIM, !~-; hen.!.!"'them~ 5~ •-~'!, ~~esalll I ~mP ~-Hou~ID~ 4·~11 ~ ~"''h;no w<t~ ' :IU clockiRC In the lblal 1111le ,lclory on the Mldlanda quarter. Grand Clreull (Teui-KanYeraevlcb f¥ed and !lnl- Droke Relays) o!ler ht W011 at last. ·' . TRao In a d!sappolntlJII4:0U; Ryan had quarters ol 57.1. 11.1 and potlteil a iU third lap John Clmlen, lnf111'!1' before a crowd of 15,000 wildly Ia (Kan.) Slate star, cl.eered bllll thrOUBh the ftoal second Ill .f:OU aod quarter. Missouri . act Robin rt '""' l!vt'"'•"""""' otralollt "'"""""" In lo.. >'lh lo •. ' Tho ·iy!q~ U:im:! ~Jpllla ~; on to tleleal ·the ..·Phlllles Tigen 5 to a iw lllolr · '·eiamnled l:llil 8 alo 'rlciDr7 ollbo Botll to libD • .., bave heea ,.... the T!Cen· ·.· t11o left be fiM ilp' . IIi lbe ftvbut runs to W11lle Horton 11it1 · 'lftet IJtandl· Reodley ''bad Celtlt Mike ' Mt!Conjllci · lli.gled' and rtaebed f(ctliMI • ed for . , the' seoaon. lie needed dOuble by AI hllne; and Wild belp Coll 'lft and an Infield out MeCeJelghlb allof llle · lour ol D<;!l:all'l 11 """1 "m In' oiworilh hili. . ' J··•lo.ik AI~ .....n. ·~ll!r ·~I h\8:~1 lrolll_(l~ ,y1""i~Jdllll -rt~lded 1961 THUNDERBIRD 1961 BUICK LeSABRE Vel')' Low lliles, New Riviera Trade In 4 Dr. One Local Owner All Power Features ' $1395·00 1961 OIEV. IMPALA 995·00 1961 FORD GALAXIE ' Dr. Hardtop. Arde Wblle. Tudor, Red, Standard, V.a Won't Last Lo1111 One Owner 5 695· 00 ----~~~--~~~­"' SMALL DOWN PAYMEJfT ·. · 5 . 1H Lot . . , q;':_1 GMAC Financing ,. , B·U. ' IC~ A-'H....II CO.\ Oh! , ,... r-'T•' ~o �. • 811(hl5, OIVOR<:ES lti!AL ESTA Tl DEATHS. MARRIAGES W~k' '' · . ', ) M •• I u.. 'ftndli!lt ...,. .-----------'""11 ~e Dance~ ·~.soo Granted , , ..~eipa , ·. 'btill•Y ·~·Y~to wue., ~lladed;., ~ ,, . . By -~un -Judge ' . mwllct... · ' ' · " · ' " "" . . . .... . . . , . . . , . . , N · DWl· ......;. No trial date 1old to Come . ~;~~..7.;d~by;;. ~;· Coilrt . ~ws ·~u' set' b.TJ~e sm.. set the GhOS t 1etter s ;..,•.:·:.::::. ~.·:.t~...... 1 :£t£~..l'.':':\·~..::1::;. ' · ~\ ) County Circuli' 'Court granllng J In Hobo Style . ll'l'tlteil ., ~g';n~~ ;lit.~~f ;!d v~t~~:!:tc•r.; ~~ 1 · Phoe""~ =; " .. .· ' . ' ~ ,~1e sigh..,:. . 1 driv •·.wlin~ I aBe~ • Gallia county · t~a('hen attending Friday night's annual spring banqu~ ol the G a II i a Coonty Educallon Associalion u~nJmously endorsed if mu'lc to inv~tlgate the lerminatlon ol teachers' contracts . More than 150 attenrieri the evPnt at Ky~el Creek Hiah SchooL The dinner was served by Kyger Creek Band Boost. v ... IN 0UR TowN ! --1 1 1 M•gs , EA Iw.·tl Meet Thursday ) I ,,, .kl t ' I • 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyllndH, 1tandard traftt. Radlo •net helttr 60 Ford F-600 14 ...... 3-'1 Aroomy'M-..... prlcod to ..... lolA ... .... rior colon, 4 foot lily 7 f"' SEE THE SALESMAN AT GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. HE'S GIVING SPECTACULAR DEALS ....,., 65 Ford Gal. 500 Conv, 352 .,.,, Std. lrant., rtdlo "nd Miter 64 Galaxie XL ConYirtlllte. I cylinder, auto traM., power sfttr. In,, .,._., ltrakn .and wlncl- ndto & hollor Keith Gollle For~ llfl ldenll of GalllpoUo and GaUII COlDly are remloded tbat'-tblo lll'ta will remain 01 Eaote.m Standard Time. Mao01 ,....ty wiD lie •• Deyllpl Savlllp 11mt •tarllal to(ly. Oa tbe Oblo olde of Ill• rlver ·Ill•lb aearesl eommualttes rl ,.. f 81001 • ver co- oa ut !tri:!~ ::.pr!"".:pe=: leHI - PRICES - BIG TRADES. youn9 ptrform•r tht:t il rudy for ..ctioft ud tt a prit• yot~'U fmd hard to MM. AM Yinyl inhrior, C.to .,.. "" t6 cu. ft. ~ "'-d tpnel This Special Station Wagon Sale for April 25-30 Yes. thb year's best Station Waeon buys ln Gallipolis wiU be broua:ht from the ''Salesman" at Galltpoli!l Motor Co.'11 "APRIL Wacon Sale~:~ Spectacular!" Just ask anyone who bas bought one of these wagona. Our sale~t­ man aives nothinc but 11pe<:taculu deals! How else could we say we're having an "April Wagon Speetacu· Jar" and really mean it? Come early while selection il good-don't wait and be disappointed! See one of our Salesmen today! lmpolo A&ld~.:~ ':,er~ 1r:::1n•: Staadard Time. A Che.,oltt fnorite of many f. mil; .. r•.r .f•., yetr-low'jiidctcl for tl,;. NOW FOR 111 1 St........ 14 ...... J oufl ••'-1 Choiof ar ......,. .,.. tr•n•mi11ion. Ch1vy II Nova Stttion Wtqon (4 door. 3 111t) .~'; ft' Outdoor family fun is more enjoyable and e11sler to plan when you own a roomy Chevrolet Stttion Wagon! Pick youn toda1 at Galllpoll' Motor Co. during our spring "April Sales Spectacular" while "picker!!'' are sood on both price and ~election! Join the "on the move" buyers who are h•arning GaJUpolls Motor Co, really knows bow to move Waa:ona. A hiqh ft•hion wtgon Dvt ecotto omy priudl All 'vinyl interiOf', choice of fo!ll' lnhrlor color,. dllp twi•+ urp.tinll) •"CC pi•My IN AMlJICA GALLIPousCHEVROLET-OLDSMOBI·IEiM»ToR co~ · , ' GALLIPOLIS, OHI,O ' - ' '. ' .. ' ..1 • "''"' . P~one -146-~7~ )• Minnie Huttoa, Rll, has filed a dlvtl'ce petllion Melg• Counly Com111011 Coort against Ewing E. ton, ••me addr~•. The till cbargeo utreme and ls aski~ for t'llstody of minor children. ,Joanne Estep, Pomeroy, 1Ued a similar action WJIIiam Grllllt Estep, charging grceo neglect and treme cruelty. The asks cuslody o! one ohtld. MIMioport Ii i' ' I ' IS TO_NC)_MINATE . . .. ·'..a·. ,. 0. · l~B:ER . Stele Reji~ntatlve 'L'i' - •' II.ICTID TO IIVIIN ' lion. The.membersblp drivt Is still Wlderway.. A progress report on chamber activities will be releued in the near future. Atlendlni Friday' a luncheoa at Oscar'• were Mrs. C.mpbell, Paul Davies, Steve Swarny, Richard Roderick, John Halferty, Hobart Wilson, ' and Mro, Tbelma Elliott. Son Of PHS Graduate Wins Hi'll'her Post ., Frank D. Skinner, 101 ol a Porn~~ !Ugh School cr•duate now IIVUII m Okla.'loma, .has hem appomted staff moc;ate of lbe Amer!oan Cotmcll on Educatlon In Wublngton, D. C. The a~lee'a fltller,. llougN. Sklnllor, raided Ill Pomeroy several yeara. He· lived Cl~NSIECU1rtVI<,,., 1'II!NIS .. '' RutIandBands Prepare sprmg • concert May }under DirectiOil • 0£R0bert Garner ' Announced by Red Cross . by · w?"" ollaned. se~l~.~Sher~~ri~e~Turner~['iR~o~b~e~r~~~~=•:nd~S:iev:e~Hoff:m:a:n:, JournaJi.m VOTE TWICE? IT'S IUEGAL, BUT YOUR VOTE COUNTS MORE IF YOU NOMINATE MEIGS COUNTY STUDENTS D. 0. Meigs County Student Organizations State ullillbiflll pebbl•ll FOR DETAILS CONTACT: I SummerS,~...;nJJProgra "UIUIU.'"l) Two Rutland hands will be [Julie Hutchison and Ricky ble, clarinet: Pe~ T i Ills, Summer Is on its way, and the Red er..... m.tbm-tiJIII~Df presen~ lo a oprlng concert Pierce, alto saxophone; Terry alto clar'?et; Lmda program Cor 1966 is beginning to tuo lhape. ~for~ at ~ bigh ocbool May. 1 at,·George, lenor .suophone: Ter- bass clannet; Sabra classes, and hours each will 2:30 p. m, Wider d~recUon of rie Miller, bar~lone saxoph~ne; K~thy Tho~as. Randel be taught have been selected: and Slay Fit." Robert A. Garner Jr. ; VIckie Grate, Debbie May, VICk· Lmda Davis, Pat On June 13 to June 24 Jun- This program II piJ!D!WI • The elemenlary band will I' ie Nelson, Larry Harmedon, DeTb· LKIIIy Jmboden,ndTersesad Dean, ,·"r-Sen,·or Life saviag·. June' 211 encourage individaall le Hll I "E pi s I " bie Jewett, Jan Kenn y, lm ay Wright a an ra u mol and --ttY IIIII pay m re state a ute, Hollan cornets. Donna Weber lor cornet• through July I , beginner, ad- re.~arly u.,.~ 50 ;:Grant Us Thy ,Peace," and and S~ndy Taylor, French . Eunice Ohlinger, Linda wnc<d beginner, lnlermediate .•r more mileo 11'1 Gallant EaRll!. A p1aoo solo born· Debbie Turner baritone sell Doona we~r swimmer instruction: June This 18 DOt 1 maratboa, . • by Sabra Canaday, an alto born; Sherry Hay;, Owen lle~n, French hor~; '!I through July I, first pari of race, and IS 101 compolltlvt, saxophone ~lo by Linda Shen- Blackwood, Beecher Cooper, King, Sandy Tucker, safety lnstructon; lrom nor an endurance eooiMI, ...,. efield and I trombone solo Fred Jones, trombone; Floccarl, Dennis Weber, 6 to 8:30p.m.. and July II ever •t lillY IIOUitd. Chester Kine will follow. Weber, bass; Dallas Weber, ry Hayes, Beecher Cooper, through July 15, second part ol . The ,ioal tlllll- pracra a 1 k ood Safety instructors from "nessto ofunprove 1111 phyliCII Roger Lathey will play 8 Steve Hoffm an, M1'ke Gra te. en ,. ac w and F r a n 6 to 9 p.m. the awtmmer, llit a., •drum !!Oio, "'The Sentry Boy;" Jim Haley, percussion. Pope, trombones; Alan meanl to eacourap ..... OWen Blackwood will play Rutland Red Devil concert aud Dean Weber, bass; This summer, for the first swimming. The pracra d piano oolo, "Concerto jll band members are L1nda ~enefield, Ricky lime, the Gallipolis Recrea- begin the lint ~ Minor, Movement No. 1," Thompson, Barbara Williams, Dave Rice, alto snophone; tion Board and Red Cross are ing alter the pool 11 lowed by guest conductor WU- Cheryl Hulch''"'."· Jeon•fer Debbie Turner, tenor saxo. • new swimming pro- Iand will conUnue omy , _ liam Brophy leading lbe band Cray, Duane Wdl, and Jane phone: James White, haritolll! cram called "Red Cross Swlm rday evening aD In "Fantasia For Band." . , Wise, Outes; Diane Holliday, saxophone; Debbie Smltb, Miu· , • , E flat clarinet: Gloria Tho~ dy King, bells; Roger Lalliey, The oubltandlll& IODior band son; Karen Tucker, Sandy Mill· Ray Alkire, Carl Shenefield, , : !D"mber, ludled for acbiev• er, Terrie MUier, ·Connie By- Steve Shilllllg, Paul Rice, Jim 1 .. wbtle at- Iallon, menl, mnduct, Interest, and loyally, &el'VIce . Miller, EUOD Rice, Paula 0'· Roclcer Davis, tym:pe:r.. D. Slrimll!r, wbo was yond requiremenllt, l!ill Dell, Kathryn Hill, Walter ~tor o1 P!lblle pli!Bellted tbe ;rohn Ph_.W~JpiOOn.jl Cbalbam CQJJeae a Award dullll& 1111 ., AnENTIONI 11 1M1 Linda Lalbey will coilclude lbe ol the "Urilverdl)l ol first half of the <OIII!er! u stuand waa 011 the 11taff of dent conductor for "Pbaroa Oldlhom• Hlll)lapm before March." I end loiDii!c tbe · DeWI b~nau at The IOCOIId half, Wjed, "Plus ~ state,Univeritly Latin," will !Htun tile . bud 1113.' Ill joiued the Cballlam In "Latin Anletlcan Suite," "EI Festlvo," "llllbaltera," and Colll!lllltaff ·In !IllS. "Lati.D•. u I '~ ,I A committee hu been arpnlled' to cet out voten In , thlB Primary Electloo, bo\11 . Democrall 1nd RepubU. ' ~ ;Jd Cllll, lllrlclly ricm;lllrllaan. hO.OO pr!ae to orpntza. Duane win and Jane tlon and 'U5.00 prlie' to 'IndividualRoat l(lrJ Amle; a USED CARLOT IMUII,I ~"'I"­ i n'mt II tenclil!l with w. bigh G. Jlownto Khool. BEST BET · ll"'dr•l lit. I . Two Divorce Suite DON'T GAMBLE, BUT THEIR Every Wagon In Our Inventory on Salel NO PA'YMENTS 'TIL JUNE ' · 1 ate signs. They ask the to drive with care the construclion aree. Two-way traHic will be malnlained. The project office is localed In the nouse formerly owned by 1. L. Reid, and ~ centraclor'• flee will be loca~ In a trailer at Centerville. OF COURSE SCHOOL TEACHERS qin•J. ne-·Hyclre·M•ti• 4 Dr. Auto. trtns, Power stNrlng, r~dlo & heater atendanl tr1nL Radio and 'llO:tlo..l~foot lotd tpte.. {;;. ;~ St.&.::: ~ (odo..,z-~ 63 Mercury Monte. 2. dr. Hardtop, 219 engine, ;....- ,~ of foot diR....t Inte- Dump Truck, I cyllnd" ..,.ine, 5 spMCI trant. 2 spnd raar .. 11 65 Ford Gal. 500 lhlrge. lh another city pollee case, flOris Nolan, 13, Rl. t Goillpolis, was fined $5 and cosls, both of "hlch wcro suspended, for a defective muffler. Atrts~ by tlll! Slale Highway patrol, A. G. Rayburn, 51, Pl. Pleasant, lorteited a $2'1.50 bond lo appear on 1 chargo of recklm operallon. !oil Si•Hoo , _ 1 4 dr. I cyl. At Trlftl., P. tlftrlng, radio ancl heeter Hertz Outfit . Loses Trailer Top at Tipple ,M,an FinedJot DWI Saturday IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUY A STATION WAGON ANYTIME THIS YEAR, TAKE MY WORD FOR IT, DON'T MISS THIS SALE! 9 WAGONS TO BE SOLD IN 10 DAYS! 1 Gallia Sends Delegates to • FFA Meet1ng Endorsed by T h eac ers Rt. 35 Work Started I'n cen1ervJ•tJe 1 62 Ford Gal. 500 tallone at Lackland AFB c c e; , COLUMBUS IUPJ) - The slale Highway Department today announced plans to relo. 1 rale a 4.1 mile section of U. S. Route 36 in Jackson CountY. The $2.8-million project · ltnding east from near '1 h • Jack86n corporation limit, will Gallia rounty was represent.! be di!!C'Ussed at a pubiW hP&red among the 3,000 who attend- ' ing May 10 in lho Jackson eel the Ohio FFA convention. : County Courthouse. The retocawhich ~tarted on Friday. and ! tion is programmed for 1968. ended Saturday in Columbus. The department al so anA total of :m Future Farm- nounced that a ~lative ers receivt'd the State Farmer I of June J4 has been set to degree. and Mr. Neil Milner, bids on the partial relcocailon Ohio Bankers Association, re- and partial w-idening and ceived the Honorary State FFA facing of II miles of degree. The featured speaker ; noute 13 in Perry County. at the oonvention was Mr. Nell· 1 _ son Griffith of tht Ohio Farm GETS 80011. MONEY Bureau. Robert Morris, Bradbury eleDelega!~s Wf're ; Gallipolls. mentary liChool principal, bas Fred Burnett and Dant Vau. announced approval of $775.84 ghan; Kyger Creek, Ed Reese , in TiUo II funds to buy Ubrary 1nd David Drummond; Sooth- Ibooks for lbe Salisbury and western, Marlin Rose and Ree- l Bradbury elemenlary IICbooll. gle Calhoun, and Hannan Trace, The boob are now GD order Roy Bickle ant. Lee Jobnson. · and deUvory is Hpected soon. Contest will End Tuesday S . d Jn Parsons Yard off Truck · One More :~=~ ;~.:r:~~o~n~thto Needed for £ Qnota 0 Bond Jssue I Relocation of Rt. 35 Planned j 8.'IIy H'II • Bees Swarm on Grapevine Now 111 GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. ••• Our LOW GSI Couple Gives Officers Chase Thru Stripped Area ''I,, Rea/tor Expands Listing_ 1 i I' SECOND 1966 VOL 1 1 I 1 'I jentintl Two inmat~ of the Gallipo- 1and woman had broken into the l lln AmO!, wbo ~till lis State Institute were appre- , unoccupied residence of the late deputy on lbe chase. ;t hended Saturday afternoon in a 1Mrs. 0 . C, Johnson, at Addil!on. Pll. Jerry P. Gordna llld , stripmine area near Little Ky· , The house Is on old Rt. 7. near !De?uty Fife chued tho ·eoupll , ger after a hard chase by the 1 the railroad underpass. lhrough the stripmine area ad 1Gallia county sheriff's depart- The officer talked with the over the hill. Deputy Fife bad • ment and tbe Slale Highway pa- 1caller, Mrs. Grace Caldwell, to leave before lbey wera .... lrol. sister of the late M!'ll. Johnson. prehended. Deputy ivan Fife got a call She had seen the couple in lhe Pll. Gordon took the pair IJI. al 9 a.m. Saturday thai a man . bouse. He also lalked with Mar- lo custody on Rouab Rd., atween Little Kyger Rd., llld Turkey Run Rd., at 12:111 p.m. Saturday and they were nlllr8o ed to tbe GSI. They had eocapo ed from tbe instituti• aome time lata Friday nlght, lilt patrol said. District Juding ol the pester and essay contest for the school ;;:: bond issue lor lhe Meigs Lacal School District will be com0 . D. Parsons, local realtor at 512 Second Ave., who · sent Interesting folk dances. ple~ Tuesday night according Will sell you a house or lot, now has a swarm of bees which Everyone In tbO entire area Carl William Hill (Billy) to Laura Harrison, chairman he may or may not sell. If he -- - - - - ·----lJ invited to altend. · 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Roher! M. of the PTA - PTO commitlee. can catch theni. ', Iwithout his bees. Parsons said I IRutland, enlisted in the Judg~ selected for the essay It happened lhls ~ay: he plans to capture the hole Force last March 25. and contest are Mrs. Carl Horky I · Satt!"day morni~ \John Gih- swarm, along with the Queen • 'presently located at Lackla•lll son, Rt. 2 Vinton. stopped in B!e, which both Gibson and Par, Air Force Base, San Antonio, Mrs. Thomas Hart and Miss 1 the driveway behind the Par- sons agreed was with the Mrs. Marlaone Campbelf; Texas. Mary E. Chapmaft. sons house with 8 truck lnad of swarm. Ode Parson!! hoped to hairmnn of the Gallipolis Cham Bill was a 1963 graduate ' Judg~ for the poster conies! A Hertz Corporation vehicle. household items and live hivea l get the swarm Salurday night. ber of Commerce's member: Northwezlero Local are Mrs. Phyllis Hackel!. Mrs. traveling west near Rutland of bees. Gibson was 011 his way , ship committee, announced toschool, Rutland, and Margarel Ella Lewis and Miss Friday afternoon, drove under Sally Schaaf. lhe Jacobs coal tipple. It wu lo Thacker, w. Va. day lhal 109 memberships have 'I tion lnslllute, Dayton. While Gibson was in 1h e been sold thus far in the 1966 He was employed at FrankThe PTA - PTO commiltee too low.... his trailer was too house talking to Parsons, one drive. The Pomeroy Teachers' As- Campbell Association Inc., will meel Tuesday evening, Ap- high. The trailer's top 1!01 swarm of bees brokl! out of its This is just one short of the : sociation Thur!day unanimously I where he was ~upervisor of , ADVANCED TRAINING ril :!ll. at lhe Pomeroy Elemen- ' tom off. hive and swarmed on a neargoal ol UO set by the commit- Iendorsed lbe bond issue for the IBM tabulation department Anay Pvt. Michael L. Casty, tary srhool. Meigs County ~rill Robert by grape virie in the Parsons tee two weeks flgo. tbe proposed new comprehen· and at the hm_e ot Mr and Mrs William C. Hartenbach said damaeea 1 ~ackyard. siv• high school in lbe Meigs was employed ID Dayton. ~~ ~sey '0t 741 A\•t., r.:J>-'1'-~o"X:'''''~'Wr"'':P"1WiiF,'1fWN~:-m w~e estimated at $4_.000. The Gibson went on to Thacker Of the 109 m010bers, 12 are ' Local School District. . He II married to Patricia\ hu completed advance lofanApplications are llelug rt- trail.,- was loaded With furnl· new according to the chairCannon, Washington try training at Fori Polk, Lo. ..Ivett by Pomeroy CIJiel of ture.. f the •• J'red . Wor~ hu started on the con- man. The uew,,lnembers will be The teacben al_so voted to House. She Is employed as casey entered the Al'mY last Pollee Jed Webster for meter Driver o r.aa was ·..,j ~ction of the 5.50 miles sec- lnvi~.o·to the chllmber's 'hezt suppo~t tile bond ''""" w•th•:a •ecretary at National Cas September, and eompleted hio patrolmeo aud eztra pollee, Jehn Neumeyer, 60, of 411 Wll'\ lion qf Rt. 35 from board of direcloro meeting, dooalioll ol $20 to. lbe comm•l· Register, Dayton. baslc tralninf al Fort Kao>, It was annouoced Saturday. ren-st, Sandusky. The acc,Jde,nt lo Vega Hill, according to which is scheduled Tuesday, lee inform•~ reBHienll of lbe Top oalary for meter palrel· occurred at 12:30 p. m. .t-.t. JIG II' II.y. He i 1 a 1-""' grIJdaate of Is · · · r.eflllrt by Waller E. May 10, ~ginning al 12:30 p. proposal BISHOPS DEFEATED • A d IU b , •• J mao will be .... per month. res or mJun.. wm ...,.... r Gao1a ca t'llly g ~C•"' . ..ed. slate projed engineer. m., at Oscar's. Speaker lor lbe meellng was DELAWARE, Ohio <UPI) Extra pollee wiJJ receive $!.it 'tnlclpal Ju'!l• Robert 8. -The contractor for the It was poln~ out that the Velma Pikkoja bookmobile II• Obio Wesleyan scored a 16- t per hour. The meier palrel• Be Saturday rltomlng fined Is Contracting and chamber board meels lbe · sec- brarian who ~viewed serviceB win over the Cleveland La E-R SQUAD CAlLED man hked wlll re<elve pay K~lly D. Fulkerson, 46, Char- Co., of Evanston, Ill. The o11d Tuesday ol each mo~th, at avaUabie throngh the book- crosse Club Saturday to even CUBS SEIJ. RUENN The Middleport E-R Sqnad for sl1 hoUdays a year, two ~~~~. W. Va., 150 and c~l.! mount of the contract 12·30 p.m., at O.car's. There mobile. A panel of young teach- its record at 3-3 but the Bishop CHICAGO IUP!) - The Chlca-~ weeks vacatloa after the first was called at 2:30 p. m. Sa...,. . charge of driving while 151,Q08. Work Is to be are 15 member. on the board. ers also discussed leaching golfers lost both tbeir meels. go Cubs announced Saturday year, pensioa fund benefits, day lor 011 Abbin, Puk-11, 1 .:\""'coled. Fulke~~n also rt· ed in November 11167. However, a director 's meet- methods. President Earl Young Oberlin defea~ Ohio Wesley- the outright sale ol outfielder and sick pay, wbo was reportedly ~ Ved a five day Jail sentence The contra~or and engineer ing is open to any individual was in charge of the busin~s an 171> to II> while Wooster Harvey Kuenn to the Philadelchest palna. Dr. R. Jt. ~'~ct-. ttfi/:<'""'t~r:"" .•*,._.. ,,,rv~~~ was summoned. and a sl< m~ths license sus- md the project will be or business that has a paid meellng, beat WesleyaR 17-5 on the links.• phia Phillies. pellllon on the city police oughly marked wltll membership in the organiza-1 ==::!:_ _ _ _ _ _ _:._::::::._.::.:::::::=.:::....:....:::-=:....:::...:...:=:::...::..:::::..:::::._____ 1 1 I School Issue IsTopieat Salem Center ol 1 s~~~l~ic~a~•~h~eto~y~illt·s lliel~~~~-~.~;·~~~~e;ti[~~to~~~h~e~W~·~Th~u~r~•~ n l ~~.l~o~a~t~~=d~th=t~m=e=~='n=g--lnJI_~~=~~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~a ualiy the combatants are intox-l time they demanded that the ~sltor . upon e~termg, Wl day, Apnl 28 at the Winfield, Wmfleld. ira ted or have \·erv little sense commissioner's provide suffici~ fmd himself as It were on the uf respect or resPonsibility. ent manpo\\o""er for the sheriff's 1threshol~ of another century. . Ok! So you stick your nt'Ck de}»lrtment. M. William Keener, curat,,~ of out on a job nobodv else would history for the SIK'iet b a s do for the salary You gel. You done much resear_c~ m_ order wind up bringing '" somebody. e. ' to assure authenbCIIy 1ft every Usually lhey're loaded Then detail. This is not to say the you have to play nurse~aid. or . original furnishings, loDg ~mce COU1Se' you could get hurt in !• scattered knows wnere, are to bewho recovered. Never-, 1 llie process. llieless, all will ~ in kee:pi11g I This may sound like an abwith the former function normal situation, but._ believe : lbe inn, and with the period. me, 1t's routme. Even JD a trnr- 1 I · ial matter like this the element 1 Same of tbe furnlsbmgs, of danger is ever present. Risk : The s~ring dinner meeting. of' you are awar~, graced the is imminent. Stakes are higher the ~e1~s C~unty Education ! ~omes of my frten~s In theTh••·•l ror a lone peace officer in oth· Association ~''Ill be h_eld at 6:30! lt~r days of l:lle vJIIa~~and more dangerous phases . p.m. next Thursday 1n the Rut-[ will, however, be additions, Iland High School gymnasium changes in arrangement. . enlorcemt>nl 0 1aw · with Johnny Jones, Columbus! again there will be a nnhlie l Last week the sheriff's de- · Dispatch columnist, the speak- dining room adjoining partment broke up a large theft er. tap room, as well as the ring by apprehending seven The- MCEA executive commit- ent private dinJng room acr•oss l subjects and returning a large tee also nominated candidates th'e halt (You understand amount of stolen property to for OEA delegates to tlle state is not to be served ln the dimng Jts righlf,PI owners. One orficer i convention in December. Three rooms -our House is a ~ r.Mponslble for the inif.l delegutes and three alternates orial only.) The tap room, , · , -~1,1 arrests that led to the sur.-- Iwill be named at the Thursday so, will be restored to its orig· ' cessful solution of the c>Ses. night meeting. j ina I appear~ce .. There will The Gallia county sheriff's Nomma~ were Howard no electric Jigbtlllg, but df'1Jartment is undermanned. , ker, Leah Jean Ord, candles. There will be Sheriff Denver walker needs Wilson, Eric Hart, Bobbie help. other sheriffs before him Carl Weese, ,>!ary Vi'r ginia have needed help bul didn'l ' Rdbel, Mary Skinner, eet it. The department needs Alkire and Don Spencer. lhree full-time radle dlspalch· Mrs. Fay Sauer, who was Ia ' er!l, and enough deputies so charge of the meeting, appomt&hat two men are available on ed an electioa committee of each eight hour shift. Robert BoweF., chairman; Nel· :lallia county commi8Sioners lle Vale and Mildred Bailey. thould provide the sheriff's de- t There will be memorial iier· partment with enough manpow- 1vices conducted for Orville er to do the job. You can't do Brown and Eugene Atkins dur· 62 Ford Fairlane a job wtthout surticient and ing the spring meeting. 500, 4 dr. I eyl. Stcl. trans. proper tools. in this case. men. Attending the meeting were R&H Stakes are high in lhe fight Co. Supt. 0. 0. Pattersoo, Rob65 Ford Fair. 500 against crime, and you must ert Bowen, Grace Weber ~sec­ 2 Dr. Hardtop, 219 enl' Invest propf'rly in ordf'r to re- retary), Fay Sauer, president; lno, Crulslm.tic trens. Low mll11ge. ce1ve a fair dividend on your HerDer! Parker, Lrt>asurer; inveslmenl. Marlha Hus~. Ed Bartels, 63 Ford Ctry. Sedan Gallia county is biG. mere IJim Brarmon, Susan Harris, Station Wagon, 4 Dr. I cylinder, automatic trans. than 500 miles or sial•. county Pearl Reynolds, Rila Slaven, radio end hnter and township roads to cover. h-~ary Elizabeth Chapman, La· 64 English Ford No burglar is gomg to br~ak in vma Brannon and Rosalie Story 4 cylinder, 4 .,.td trans. with a law enforct"ment officer rProgram chairman) . 63 Ford Galaxie sitling by wal<'hing him. Onei SOO, Conv. I cyl. Aut. peace officer ran not begin to trans. RIM do lhe job. 59 Ford Galuie Additional men, to provide 4 Dr. I eylinder, auto. ~wo depUtieS for each shift, ; &ran•. Radio & hHttr .- The Salem· C<nter School and c:ommunlty leaders are inviiCitlzens ol the Rutland area seeking flood relief from ing everyone In the area lnter~ading Creek, voted to call their recently established group ested In betler sol!ools 1o join the Leading Creek Watershed AS$0Ciation Friday night at them for a lichool program and the :Rutland American Legion , ----· - · - - - - ------discu,.ion . the proposed Hail. ' les R. Karr, Sr., Meigs Counly !,leigs Local IJchool District The croup agreed to have commissioner: John Hamil, Bond Issue or( Friday evening, 10 I • m•mbershlp rards prinled and from the Margaret Creek ConApril 29, al the school. ... 1. The program will involve the 'lo distribute them for a $1 lee . servalory Dislrict, and William to ass~t with purchase of J, Sheehan, director of the Instudent. ol ·the school and will stanips and other materials., lstltute of Regional Develop- , alart at 7:30 p. m. and close r:, Jack Crisp. Langsville RD ment, Athens. · 1 at 9 p. m. I, i9 chairman of lhe associa- , The Association S'3W lhe l Prosf!!utlng Attorney Bernard i tion. Dale Wright, Langsville, i watershed wil1 rover an area : Fultz has been secured as the was elecled ylce chairman Fri· 'of 151 square miles. Mr.. Crisp , DEAN MARTIN speaker lo answer queslions day night. Mrs. Homer Park- \ repor~ it is Important thai ' IN FFA BAND- Dean Mar- .and to <!!~cu" lhe need for the er, Ruttand, treasurer, and reSidents ol the Laurel ChiC, tin a member of Hannan Trace new high school needed to make Dale :Bachner, secretary. Thomas Fork, Dyes ville and I Fuiure Farmers of Amer-ica, the consolidati~ a success. I Among those altendlng were ' HarrlsonviUe areas attend the was selecled lo play. lbe French The music department ol lhe Me1gs Count~ Rep. Halph I next meeting on Aprd 29 al the horn in the state band at the scbool is providing entertain- j Welker, Ro~rt Clark _"_nd Cbar-1 Amencan Legion Post Hall. . convention of the FHA In C(>- ment. The rythmn band of the CARL Hill. 1 1umbus Friday and Saturday. first and second grade will I 1 He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. present numbers. A musical 1 1 . Paul Marlin of Rt. 1 Crown dramatization will feature the · IClly. The slate band had 100 third graders. boy•. The fourlh and fifth grade! . will be presented .In a flu te-o- GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO~ 1 ant vestigatlon would be made and resolutioris pertaining to lhe Dr. and Mrs. Alphus R. Chris- ' ~naltl\' Oytey C. en. Entertainment was furn• teaeller'• tonbet. N... lbe result• studi•d. 'l'he Aoronslitullon and by·Jaws of t•nsen, president. and wile, of . lpoU. or!'""""'" ished by Merlyn Ro"' Boys •)"'elite facldelll waa relerred ooclation Is seeking to find the the Associallon. Rio Grande ColleRf, received ~lng toe Ohio lo. Glee Club, with Tommy Eblin cause lor all terminations, and Guest speaker for lbe banspecial recognition trom lbe T..cllers. • The group also approved anas soloist. Miss .Susan Franci!l t~-~" r_.MJutinn that the Asso~ ts not now lakinK any stand. quet was Johnny Jone<, ColumAssociation. D. 0. Taber, It&$It retired Gallla ·.:~ i:tl~ oCtl•5 l'Wol szkct.;~. The Gallia County Education Dus lnspatch l:oiumui:Ji., wi1u jiut~:..:;J ::;. :did':!!~ !or !"f'~""81' . .hno1 taohers were . f'tCdl; claMon shlltlld do ·everything ethSpeclflcaDy, tile rtsolotton Aosociation Is allilla~ with gave a humorous review ol I lion ·to the Ohio General Asnjzed,at tl:e banquel They '· , .• ,; ical it co~ld to proiect teachoa lermlnallono waa dial lhe A•Mii:tiiii'it :'rv:w;!;=! !»:'!.:= !!'!!' ~~~~!!. both the Ohio Education Associ~ his college days at Ohio State Kembly, was also recognized. Mr. ,and Mrs. Walter Neil, ~ · blems and Teacher• Welfare Interpretins the action, Presr. ation <OEA) and the National University. He also praiseci CU'iar;. ~~ii!::!:-.g b:-~!!.i' ?.'~! M!!~ ~elter. James L. Clali.e ' Commillee oboalf lnveatigale den Howard J. (Jack) Duncan Education Association tNEA J. Gallia county's Rio Grande Gallla County Superintendent o[ . Maurice Thomas and .... the caoe of tbe termlnatioa ol _-c__s_at_u_rd:._•::.Y_ m_.,_rung _· ~='"=id::....:a_n_in_-_ __T~h_e...."gr_o:._ up'--'a:._ls:.:.o_p~a=s:::se::d_:::fo:.:.ur:__ _:Co=lle::;gc:e·: __ _ _ _ _~_ __..:Sc:::::h:::oo:::I•:_T :._.:._K : :.:...:Oweos, and State___renc __e_lline _._m _an _.- - - --J;'·,·' ' MAINTENANCE I trm . .,' Watershed Group i -: ' T.akes its Name •• •• •• DEMANDS LESS T---- a eachers · aliia 11100 -bond ' fqr her 'apt11&r~· 1n ·",alrOI 0 ''".,u' .. . . . .M " ' ' ' ' ' · " " · "llzabelb Crank • Hen- o1 IntoXIcated Frl- caaes I Judge lllllf D ~Ad A P\clt•- ... ~·r .e "ffl'';l ~ 'U'I "i'. tfllled'Vl:ltoD\ · :.,:.~"'D~!:'c~~~!:A:!!DIUIPh c. I ~!"~n:r :.U~.~ .. h~=- ~~ ••, • 1 , , ' h , Ker Di.des 'n' 1\nlls r.te~~~ fr:om the ' Quln-~ ~ day morniJ;Jg in mUnicipal tourt· J. Sdrdette, 1, R 2· ...-1 •~·· ""'"· , ;,.,4, 4 ••• ,.,.. ..,•• __ ' " ' •• • Te ' . ""'· · Con\PW and the West V~rgltlia <\rreeted by city pollee April $411 and. costa, ln~tto., IIIG 1 ,-.,an . It- wu ~wrnln Coiumt!U....Jan. i Square Dance Club of 11aveu~ Tractor and ~~~nnmrut:mt Cui·,-.- ~ • 11L - .1 ~ ~-u .... .,,_.,.~a;~ nnt thPAA nthera forfeited ~: lllTMS OJI WIIK 1883 ,all of lbl !Jill Edwud and ood ' jna I HobO ~-r ' 14i' uc: ...._ """"''"' 1'?-o;-~'· 1 WIIIIIIS.diY -!Ill'. end Nn- Normllll ~llif- B.arnea Plekell8 Hit marrJIIII OUR HOUSE w IS sponsor "'"0 pany. guilty whell(he ;apP,eartd before .Earl C. Howar41 ' 45, · \i~ R. """ "' •·· •· : ..·"· ''"" ••• I' '"'' •··m•• "'""" 1'"""~ square X on Tlie clvll action styled Rus- Judge ..Robert s'. B ' elz . City I Mich 'I $1UO overlengtlt 24 Avr!l 1988 s 1·1'1 p m. It Hollt'r Hospltll. plat't Jo'eb 18 11111'- 1511.. .... .. .. - . nd dance M Iat 2Bulldlllg to 5 m • ' • ' tt.u~.a.~ - \lr •nd \lr8 Dondd 1110111 wltb U\1 tolloWinl thildtfll\, - u ay, ay I p. • Isell L. Ball ExeCutor of the Julla:i. Bet: fJ~d Uti ........ ..,,..,. v,.hlt'1~~ Elton E. Arrington, 61. • Kln. •• HI I, GJiltpolll. diUihter. l \lrl Mau:~ret M•noll• ot New Ha\•· Man cher Charles, . ' • . 'l'fi'l' l .. ·-~-·. -- ·-·-- • ' , :07 a na . an~l \u antt 'I~ llonatrl : eD. · cvnn.. ~~n. Earl Prose. ~ln. d Th f 120 First Avenue has recently This is an invitational dance w.lll of. Gurty E. Ball, deceased, $50 and costa, sentenced him IJt. l ApPle Grove, W. a.,"!"" .. I • F. Ttlnablf Ill ~- Gllllip<Jll8 son. I l2 \ anu Johnlon. Mn. l'h•rie• Wood, Ma arne omas, 0 b f II Ivs Christina fl Howarth et 1 I n' d . I 'th ty j u 50 I over the yellow P. 111 [Jolt;~~ not~er Ho~v~~ ~~ and Eu11ene Pkkem. all of Oalupot~t. ted 8 number of old bricks to Our House. Monsteur and mem ers o a sqware · . . ~• o ve ays n e coun a , , pass ng ou-tHs 011 wuK : Th~.. .,.,!.!11 ~r:::~tu~:.e~ ~~~~:~ b~!~~ the contractor in charge of the repair and restora- dance clubs are being invited. a1, was disnussed_ from the and suspend~ his operator's tj.. Une l on · a CW"Ve; and Howard Ttd Hlrrll, " · wllo ..... a re~ld~nl or[:.~ St\~~11\: l'athub~ l'llllrch. KniJhl~ . I leth, ' l ager to purchase such bricks. CaJiers for the afternoon wm jdocket. James Riley Riggs. cense for six months. D. Larkins, 33, Portland, f27.60. 5 e ~~ Fnunt1 A"'', (\1.-n r rul'·' m H1• "' col\lmbu• and !He member of lion o e 1nn. , k d Bl 1 N'tr W V Mason who previously plead Cl B F 1 42 Gall' speed!Of. . 7countY tlon\~ "'" tliid Ut.Pn Ill M\Orll i:lb Lod .lt. ~,an ''~~-'Mid ~·ndn '·Non I" Madame Thomas said to him. 'Ita ·e no pay· be Bu eau 0 l o. . a.. .' ' WI ara • ra ey, I lflO.. h••l t:. ll J\arn,. .. a~ laJl emplo~td lllOrnJflllt Sl. Louil churdl. and bur· . ' . d th t b 't·ks of mine wiD become part and Dode Tbevinir of Ehzabeth. ed gUilty to a gambling charge, I • . bl \lun:u~rt tsrothfof!. II• ... u bum I l•l Y.ll ID »oo/'d HUI Cll111lltl!f) undt ment. l am reJOICe a n . 1 ...I . b ti f ' ' '" \hi~ raun ll I ll too.~ .. son of lhf'' wrecUon or "'ethc-rholl • Ellllltt f'unr th n f Our House II w . Va. Refreshments will be was p ac~..,. OD pro a on or lltf' Allf!n 1md ~hnnle SIP~> art lhr · 1 t-rll home 0 e W8 S 0 . ' , , 7 d f( 5 and il) tWO yearS; ' rl~ lk ·~ •ur-. . \eu bl a hnlf-hru thf'l, I A most graCIOUS lady, n est-ce pas . serve a er p. m. w . \i;llll!'r, of ("ovutrton. \a Stt••lrt>I I Mrt. lltln hnnllly. n. I l'eJid~nt gf \;" d tand mon ami the societe' hl!itorique de· constst of stew boiled outside -~--<olt' l ~ ho'ld ]'u~slla\ 11 f>rOl nlll! llfl! l'"l!riot, dlikl Thunda~ at the ho11•• 1 J OU Ufi ers o I h , . t-r'lun:h Wllh burial In til• ... .,mrh I or II 111<.1 11 lh Patriut .She l!ld been ~~~ • th t brick for memorials such as Our.. House be of t e m a large pot. Guests are ask· LFJlT WRIST F.RACTURED ~ tmf-tt- r ' 1" \tollt'l , Bumt lot t " " I mvalld for IIWtral ¥111'1. She wlls s1res a h d d fr om clay 1 ed Io brmg one prepared fTes h Gregory Allen .Thomas, •••• ml• u11 rn in thL• MuntJ, ·ltarth :.. 1~ period· also of the size, and of course an -rna e ~t l 11 Mn. l'earll . snnt•. 71 , dh..:t 111 ..:otum ~.~~~~~t~o:!t. m;h; 1~ =~~: ~;r: Iof the 'vicinity. It ig not surprising M.. Gam~le, who restores 1or frMen vegetable for the st~w and a half-year-old son of. Mr. .,.,, su.uda• ,u~:ht She "·a• tl!fl ll'kl· son Ud two cl1u1bter•· P11r1. of nd repairs other memorials, sometimes IS unable to St· 1and the host club wtll furmsh and Mrs. Wende11 B. Thoma!, IIW or loore n"' Dow Shlf•tt or ~er- I Pa.triot. Mn . Everetl "bbolt uf PI a f It ake them • On• th e meat, brea d1 coffee a nd , 112 ·"":II' th Rd. ,"•, ~ • . 8 dmIt,..,, , ,11 ,. _ sne ,~ 111rvlv,.•• h) the , Pleu"ut. and Mrs. Jobn Bo•tk of Icure the bricks. He must then o necess Y m \AU J~ e · ro ttnw•na cn1w •eo. t.outu sn .... t... J•rruoo Ptte. There are 13 grand• he made two hundred ...:. tbough not for Our butter. Donations for guests ,'ted ··to· HOlzer' Hr:lspJt.ai ··•t 1 p or Iowa ll r• 1111<1a Wllllunu ~~~~· children and five Jl't14lt lfAnd<'hlld- 11y 1a81 wee.. . I . ' Ttw lm ~ shet>ts. lliUI•m and Lurt~nzo . . rea.. otber aurvhor~ 11,.. • hrothu. House thanks to Madame · will be $1 per couple. 1m. Thursday Wlth a compound .tr. all or t<olwnhu• ~nil \Irs. F.d1 th f'harlu Rou1b. or St. Albi.IJ:'· W. IJa, ' 11· ht ] The gates that ' f tu f th left 'st. H .~orth 1 Clf \\f'St .lflfet'IOII. A $lslf!r Mrll Paul Uastlnc• of Londun. ~·"· Thomas and to others. lg , a so. . . G ts a sked to bring two rae re 0 e Wfl e aod \ IUl hruthr.r'i .; ur• n _hlll ar!' \l ~s P.arl Urumfleld of Galllpol\1 and Mn. I dditi' to M. Gamble bave for so long prevented YlS· ues re a . r was in)'ured when he wrecked Josephlnt' {' uu:o of CIIJIIlrnthe, l!:v· Aultra Wood af Pllrlot. Sfrvwes • n a on ' . CO£fee CDnS ORe fOr the- SteW I ll'el Cu"" of \\ lllll,.l<1 \\" \ il • arul ...m bl! l!.eld II Sf.lem BaJ)tlat churrh ' and to the messieart who ap~ itors fl'om entermg the rooms nd r. h • ff d•. his bicycle, His· cohdiflon Is reOnrl'l\f'P t"a,\1 of At'hllll~ Senl•·e~ at~ ~ 111, !ilundav, "'itb lmrl•l In fill" . . •tl b ed '8 one or t tolr co ee an I rt d ....... """r" ht>ld w...1,,.." 1w• anr 1noou :ot ~h,.rcll cemeter1 u.nder dll'f-cUon OQ' Ipear temporartly from lime WI e remov · one spoon for eating 1po e as AtJVU.· Iif' HoiPllU ··hurcl!. i n d \\ P\11 1!rholt • H:!Uoll tUntra.l bOUII . . there ar e work'ng at Jf. M. Henry Cushing, who The appropnate . : w1il . be I · . -- ·. . -1\lrrCI!'fVI -~-- - - -to ttme, t atttre . lour House M, Wayne Saunders lbullt the tavern, had seen fit ! real hobo style_ rags and Durmg bis f1rst Se&S\lll,m the who paint!! the rooms, ;\1M. 1? remam m lt a bundred and patches. Building X is the large ~aJor leqp.es, Ty .C~ s batwas .240 m 41 ' ' d . tlng average IRoy and Dave ·Mehl and M· fifty years - . as. have I - he recreal.1ona1 fa c1'l'ty 1oca~ 1 · Harvey Brown who cut and ~~~soon re]Otc~ to say~~ 'he south or the Kais& Plant and : gam~-~·-------1 lay the so large sandstone did m the begmning, \1es just off Route 2. \ blocks hauled earlit"r by the ! amlt, .?orne on over to Our _ - . --. IMessieurs Gordon. There are 1 House. w. Va. Health Department. 1 Concrete Is a lifetime IMM. Gerry Langhorne (ol the I. san• Adieu! Mrs. Helen Lodge of the Bur· I BY DICK THOMAS buy. It's fire and termite red hall and Jim Cast~y who Auguste . eau or r"utrition, West Virginia . proof - yet initial cost Is The Gallta t·ounty shenff's de- , would not guarantee a crime· aas1st at ail things, and M. i ,1 State Department of Health. · low. For all concrete partment nt>eds extra deputies. Ifree Gallia county. but. it Ted Foster as well when he is · eed It you think I'm kidding, put would, at least, brinG the de- : not 10 · class at tbe college. L'· will spe-ak on "Food N s of needs call us! ln~erviee Health Elderly People." I yourself in thi s Sltualion : partment up to a stantard ; ~ole Rto GrandP..) All these. . . . . . Vou 're a deputv working the. where the men would have alyou understand. are of the1 1\-1eeling announred The tmmumzatwn ~Um~ held ! _rught shift and you gtot a call i half-way chance to do their _Gallipolis community. , earh Th~rsday mormng m the : to a tavern. There's a brawl. jobs efficiently. PT. PLEASANT - The Mas-~ Mason County Health Depart'l'htl public expects ,vou, by your- Citizens of Gallia county de- : _It is the hope of the societe 1' on County public bea_llh nurs_es l ment has be~n canceled for the Phene WY 2-3214 ••II, to go in and break it up. serve ample police protection. historlquo lhat when work on~ will attend an in-•ervlce · tram- 28th to perrrut the heallh nurs- 1 PAGE ST. MIDDLIPOIIJ < I .~ W. CROW~ POMEROY, 0. WY2'Ht2 · f TABER Re~resentatlve I lec:euse Of His SENIQIIITY EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS VOft tO ~!NATE. D, . O. ..... TA8ER . c:r··: .. ~-. .-. ,. . ,,....~ , ' �. • 811(hl5, OIVOR<:ES lti!AL ESTA Tl DEATHS. MARRIAGES W~k' '' · . ', ) M •• I u.. 'ftndli!lt ...,. .-----------'""11 ~e Dance~ ·~.soo Granted , , ..~eipa , ·. 'btill•Y ·~·Y~to wue., ~lladed;., ~ ,, . . By -~un -Judge ' . mwllct... · ' ' · " · ' " "" . . . .... . . . , . . . , . . , N · DWl· ......;. No trial date 1old to Come . ~;~~..7.;d~by;;. ~;· Coilrt . ~ws ·~u' set' b.TJ~e sm.. set the GhOS t 1etter s ;..,•.:·:.::::. ~.·:.t~...... 1 :£t£~..l'.':':\·~..::1::;. ' · ~\ ) County Circuli' 'Court granllng J In Hobo Style . ll'l'tlteil ., ~g';n~~ ;lit.~~f ;!d v~t~~:!:tc•r.; ~~ 1 · Phoe""~ =; " .. .· ' . ' ~ ,~1e sigh..,:. . 1 driv •·.wlin~ I aBe~ • Gallia county · t~a('hen attending Friday night's annual spring banqu~ ol the G a II i a Coonty Educallon Associalion u~nJmously endorsed if mu'lc to inv~tlgate the lerminatlon ol teachers' contracts . More than 150 attenrieri the evPnt at Ky~el Creek Hiah SchooL The dinner was served by Kyger Creek Band Boost. v ... IN 0UR TowN ! --1 1 1 M•gs , EA Iw.·tl Meet Thursday ) I ,,, .kl t ' I • 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyllndH, 1tandard traftt. Radlo •net helttr 60 Ford F-600 14 ...... 3-'1 Aroomy'M-..... prlcod to ..... lolA ... .... rior colon, 4 foot lily 7 f"' SEE THE SALESMAN AT GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. HE'S GIVING SPECTACULAR DEALS ....,., 65 Ford Gal. 500 Conv, 352 .,.,, Std. lrant., rtdlo "nd Miter 64 Galaxie XL ConYirtlllte. I cylinder, auto traM., power sfttr. In,, .,._., ltrakn .and wlncl- ndto & hollor Keith Gollle For~ llfl ldenll of GalllpoUo and GaUII COlDly are remloded tbat'-tblo lll'ta will remain 01 Eaote.m Standard Time. Mao01 ,....ty wiD lie •• Deyllpl Savlllp 11mt •tarllal to(ly. Oa tbe Oblo olde of Ill• rlver ·Ill•lb aearesl eommualttes rl ,.. f 81001 • ver co- oa ut !tri:!~ ::.pr!"".:pe=: leHI - PRICES - BIG TRADES. youn9 ptrform•r tht:t il rudy for ..ctioft ud tt a prit• yot~'U fmd hard to MM. AM Yinyl inhrior, C.to .,.. "" t6 cu. ft. ~ "'-d tpnel This Special Station Wagon Sale for April 25-30 Yes. thb year's best Station Waeon buys ln Gallipolis wiU be broua:ht from the ''Salesman" at Galltpoli!l Motor Co.'11 "APRIL Wacon Sale~:~ Spectacular!" Just ask anyone who bas bought one of these wagona. Our sale~t­ man aives nothinc but 11pe<:taculu deals! How else could we say we're having an "April Wagon Speetacu· Jar" and really mean it? Come early while selection il good-don't wait and be disappointed! See one of our Salesmen today! lmpolo A&ld~.:~ ':,er~ 1r:::1n•: Staadard Time. A Che.,oltt fnorite of many f. mil; .. r•.r .f•., yetr-low'jiidctcl for tl,;. NOW FOR 111 1 St........ 14 ...... J oufl ••'-1 Choiof ar ......,. .,.. tr•n•mi11ion. Ch1vy II Nova Stttion Wtqon (4 door. 3 111t) .~'; ft' Outdoor family fun is more enjoyable and e11sler to plan when you own a roomy Chevrolet Stttion Wagon! Pick youn toda1 at Galllpoll' Motor Co. during our spring "April Sales Spectacular" while "picker!!'' are sood on both price and ~election! Join the "on the move" buyers who are h•arning GaJUpolls Motor Co, really knows bow to move Waa:ona. A hiqh ft•hion wtgon Dvt ecotto omy priudl All 'vinyl interiOf', choice of fo!ll' lnhrlor color,. dllp twi•+ urp.tinll) •"CC pi•My IN AMlJICA GALLIPousCHEVROLET-OLDSMOBI·IEiM»ToR co~ · , ' GALLIPOLIS, OHI,O ' - ' '. ' .. ' ..1 • "''"' . P~one -146-~7~ )• Minnie Huttoa, Rll, has filed a dlvtl'ce petllion Melg• Counly Com111011 Coort against Ewing E. ton, ••me addr~•. The till cbargeo utreme and ls aski~ for t'llstody of minor children. ,Joanne Estep, Pomeroy, 1Ued a similar action WJIIiam Grllllt Estep, charging grceo neglect and treme cruelty. The asks cuslody o! one ohtld. MIMioport Ii i' ' I ' IS TO_NC)_MINATE . . .. ·'..a·. ,. 0. · l~B:ER . Stele Reji~ntatlve 'L'i' - •' II.ICTID TO IIVIIN ' lion. The.membersblp drivt Is still Wlderway.. A progress report on chamber activities will be releued in the near future. Atlendlni Friday' a luncheoa at Oscar'• were Mrs. C.mpbell, Paul Davies, Steve Swarny, Richard Roderick, John Halferty, Hobart Wilson, ' and Mro, Tbelma Elliott. Son Of PHS Graduate Wins Hi'll'her Post ., Frank D. Skinner, 101 ol a Porn~~ !Ugh School cr•duate now IIVUII m Okla.'loma, .has hem appomted staff moc;ate of lbe Amer!oan Cotmcll on Educatlon In Wublngton, D. C. The a~lee'a fltller,. llougN. Sklnllor, raided Ill Pomeroy several yeara. He· lived Cl~NSIECU1rtVI<,,., 1'II!NIS .. '' RutIandBands Prepare sprmg • concert May }under DirectiOil • 0£R0bert Garner ' Announced by Red Cross . by · w?"" ollaned. se~l~.~Sher~~ri~e~Turner~['iR~o~b~e~r~~~~=•:nd~S:iev:e~Hoff:m:a:n:, JournaJi.m VOTE TWICE? IT'S IUEGAL, BUT YOUR VOTE COUNTS MORE IF YOU NOMINATE MEIGS COUNTY STUDENTS D. 0. Meigs County Student Organizations State ullillbiflll pebbl•ll FOR DETAILS CONTACT: I SummerS,~...;nJJProgra "UIUIU.'"l) Two Rutland hands will be [Julie Hutchison and Ricky ble, clarinet: Pe~ T i Ills, Summer Is on its way, and the Red er..... m.tbm-tiJIII~Df presen~ lo a oprlng concert Pierce, alto saxophone; Terry alto clar'?et; Lmda program Cor 1966 is beginning to tuo lhape. ~for~ at ~ bigh ocbool May. 1 at,·George, lenor .suophone: Ter- bass clannet; Sabra classes, and hours each will 2:30 p. m, Wider d~recUon of rie Miller, bar~lone saxoph~ne; K~thy Tho~as. Randel be taught have been selected: and Slay Fit." Robert A. Garner Jr. ; VIckie Grate, Debbie May, VICk· Lmda Davis, Pat On June 13 to June 24 Jun- This program II piJ!D!WI • The elemenlary band will I' ie Nelson, Larry Harmedon, DeTb· LKIIIy Jmboden,ndTersesad Dean, ,·"r-Sen,·or Life saviag·. June' 211 encourage individaall le Hll I "E pi s I " bie Jewett, Jan Kenn y, lm ay Wright a an ra u mol and --ttY IIIII pay m re state a ute, Hollan cornets. Donna Weber lor cornet• through July I , beginner, ad- re.~arly u.,.~ 50 ;:Grant Us Thy ,Peace," and and S~ndy Taylor, French . Eunice Ohlinger, Linda wnc<d beginner, lnlermediate .•r more mileo 11'1 Gallant EaRll!. A p1aoo solo born· Debbie Turner baritone sell Doona we~r swimmer instruction: June This 18 DOt 1 maratboa, . • by Sabra Canaday, an alto born; Sherry Hay;, Owen lle~n, French hor~; '!I through July I, first pari of race, and IS 101 compolltlvt, saxophone ~lo by Linda Shen- Blackwood, Beecher Cooper, King, Sandy Tucker, safety lnstructon; lrom nor an endurance eooiMI, ...,. efield and I trombone solo Fred Jones, trombone; Floccarl, Dennis Weber, 6 to 8:30p.m.. and July II ever •t lillY IIOUitd. Chester Kine will follow. Weber, bass; Dallas Weber, ry Hayes, Beecher Cooper, through July 15, second part ol . The ,ioal tlllll- pracra a 1 k ood Safety instructors from "nessto ofunprove 1111 phyliCII Roger Lathey will play 8 Steve Hoffm an, M1'ke Gra te. en ,. ac w and F r a n 6 to 9 p.m. the awtmmer, llit a., •drum !!Oio, "'The Sentry Boy;" Jim Haley, percussion. Pope, trombones; Alan meanl to eacourap ..... OWen Blackwood will play Rutland Red Devil concert aud Dean Weber, bass; This summer, for the first swimming. The pracra d piano oolo, "Concerto jll band members are L1nda ~enefield, Ricky lime, the Gallipolis Recrea- begin the lint ~ Minor, Movement No. 1," Thompson, Barbara Williams, Dave Rice, alto snophone; tion Board and Red Cross are ing alter the pool 11 lowed by guest conductor WU- Cheryl Hulch''"'."· Jeon•fer Debbie Turner, tenor saxo. • new swimming pro- Iand will conUnue omy , _ liam Brophy leading lbe band Cray, Duane Wdl, and Jane phone: James White, haritolll! cram called "Red Cross Swlm rday evening aD In "Fantasia For Band." . , Wise, Outes; Diane Holliday, saxophone; Debbie Smltb, Miu· , • , E flat clarinet: Gloria Tho~ dy King, bells; Roger Lalliey, The oubltandlll& IODior band son; Karen Tucker, Sandy Mill· Ray Alkire, Carl Shenefield, , : !D"mber, ludled for acbiev• er, Terrie MUier, ·Connie By- Steve Shilllllg, Paul Rice, Jim 1 .. wbtle at- Iallon, menl, mnduct, Interest, and loyally, &el'VIce . Miller, EUOD Rice, Paula 0'· Roclcer Davis, tym:pe:r.. D. Slrimll!r, wbo was yond requiremenllt, l!ill Dell, Kathryn Hill, Walter ~tor o1 P!lblle pli!Bellted tbe ;rohn Ph_.W~JpiOOn.jl Cbalbam CQJJeae a Award dullll& 1111 ., AnENTIONI 11 1M1 Linda Lalbey will coilclude lbe ol the "Urilverdl)l ol first half of the <OIII!er! u stuand waa 011 the 11taff of dent conductor for "Pbaroa Oldlhom• Hlll)lapm before March." I end loiDii!c tbe · DeWI b~nau at The IOCOIId half, Wjed, "Plus ~ state,Univeritly Latin," will !Htun tile . bud 1113.' Ill joiued the Cballlam In "Latin Anletlcan Suite," "EI Festlvo," "llllbaltera," and Colll!lllltaff ·In !IllS. "Lati.D•. u I '~ ,I A committee hu been arpnlled' to cet out voten In , thlB Primary Electloo, bo\11 . Democrall 1nd RepubU. ' ~ ;Jd Cllll, lllrlclly ricm;lllrllaan. hO.OO pr!ae to orpntza. Duane win and Jane tlon and 'U5.00 prlie' to 'IndividualRoat l(lrJ Amle; a USED CARLOT IMUII,I ~"'I"­ i n'mt II tenclil!l with w. bigh G. Jlownto Khool. BEST BET · ll"'dr•l lit. I . Two Divorce Suite DON'T GAMBLE, BUT THEIR Every Wagon In Our Inventory on Salel NO PA'YMENTS 'TIL JUNE ' · 1 ate signs. They ask the to drive with care the construclion aree. Two-way traHic will be malnlained. The project office is localed In the nouse formerly owned by 1. L. Reid, and ~ centraclor'• flee will be loca~ In a trailer at Centerville. OF COURSE SCHOOL TEACHERS qin•J. ne-·Hyclre·M•ti• 4 Dr. Auto. trtns, Power stNrlng, r~dlo & heater atendanl tr1nL Radio and 'llO:tlo..l~foot lotd tpte.. {;;. ;~ St.&.::: ~ (odo..,z-~ 63 Mercury Monte. 2. dr. Hardtop, 219 engine, ;....- ,~ of foot diR....t Inte- Dump Truck, I cyllnd" ..,.ine, 5 spMCI trant. 2 spnd raar .. 11 65 Ford Gal. 500 lhlrge. lh another city pollee case, flOris Nolan, 13, Rl. t Goillpolis, was fined $5 and cosls, both of "hlch wcro suspended, for a defective muffler. Atrts~ by tlll! Slale Highway patrol, A. G. Rayburn, 51, Pl. Pleasant, lorteited a $2'1.50 bond lo appear on 1 chargo of recklm operallon. !oil Si•Hoo , _ 1 4 dr. I cyl. At Trlftl., P. tlftrlng, radio ancl heeter Hertz Outfit . Loses Trailer Top at Tipple ,M,an FinedJot DWI Saturday IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUY A STATION WAGON ANYTIME THIS YEAR, TAKE MY WORD FOR IT, DON'T MISS THIS SALE! 9 WAGONS TO BE SOLD IN 10 DAYS! 1 Gallia Sends Delegates to • FFA Meet1ng Endorsed by T h eac ers Rt. 35 Work Started I'n cen1ervJ•tJe 1 62 Ford Gal. 500 tallone at Lackland AFB c c e; , COLUMBUS IUPJ) - The slale Highway Department today announced plans to relo. 1 rale a 4.1 mile section of U. S. Route 36 in Jackson CountY. The $2.8-million project · ltnding east from near '1 h • Jack86n corporation limit, will Gallia rounty was represent.! be di!!C'Ussed at a pubiW hP&red among the 3,000 who attend- ' ing May 10 in lho Jackson eel the Ohio FFA convention. : County Courthouse. The retocawhich ~tarted on Friday. and ! tion is programmed for 1968. ended Saturday in Columbus. The department al so anA total of :m Future Farm- nounced that a ~lative ers receivt'd the State Farmer I of June J4 has been set to degree. and Mr. Neil Milner, bids on the partial relcocailon Ohio Bankers Association, re- and partial w-idening and ceived the Honorary State FFA facing of II miles of degree. The featured speaker ; noute 13 in Perry County. at the oonvention was Mr. Nell· 1 _ son Griffith of tht Ohio Farm GETS 80011. MONEY Bureau. Robert Morris, Bradbury eleDelega!~s Wf're ; Gallipolls. mentary liChool principal, bas Fred Burnett and Dant Vau. announced approval of $775.84 ghan; Kyger Creek, Ed Reese , in TiUo II funds to buy Ubrary 1nd David Drummond; Sooth- Ibooks for lbe Salisbury and western, Marlin Rose and Ree- l Bradbury elemenlary IICbooll. gle Calhoun, and Hannan Trace, The boob are now GD order Roy Bickle ant. Lee Jobnson. · and deUvory is Hpected soon. Contest will End Tuesday S . d Jn Parsons Yard off Truck · One More :~=~ ;~.:r:~~o~n~thto Needed for £ Qnota 0 Bond Jssue I Relocation of Rt. 35 Planned j 8.'IIy H'II • Bees Swarm on Grapevine Now 111 GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. ••• Our LOW GSI Couple Gives Officers Chase Thru Stripped Area ''I,, Rea/tor Expands Listing_ 1 i I' SECOND 1966 VOL 1 1 I 1 'I jentintl Two inmat~ of the Gallipo- 1and woman had broken into the l lln AmO!, wbo ~till lis State Institute were appre- , unoccupied residence of the late deputy on lbe chase. ;t hended Saturday afternoon in a 1Mrs. 0 . C, Johnson, at Addil!on. Pll. Jerry P. Gordna llld , stripmine area near Little Ky· , The house Is on old Rt. 7. near !De?uty Fife chued tho ·eoupll , ger after a hard chase by the 1 the railroad underpass. lhrough the stripmine area ad 1Gallia county sheriff's depart- The officer talked with the over the hill. Deputy Fife bad • ment and tbe Slale Highway pa- 1caller, Mrs. Grace Caldwell, to leave before lbey wera .... lrol. sister of the late M!'ll. Johnson. prehended. Deputy ivan Fife got a call She had seen the couple in lhe Pll. Gordon took the pair IJI. al 9 a.m. Saturday thai a man . bouse. He also lalked with Mar- lo custody on Rouab Rd., atween Little Kyger Rd., llld Turkey Run Rd., at 12:111 p.m. Saturday and they were nlllr8o ed to tbe GSI. They had eocapo ed from tbe instituti• aome time lata Friday nlght, lilt patrol said. District Juding ol the pester and essay contest for the school ;;:: bond issue lor lhe Meigs Lacal School District will be com0 . D. Parsons, local realtor at 512 Second Ave., who · sent Interesting folk dances. ple~ Tuesday night according Will sell you a house or lot, now has a swarm of bees which Everyone In tbO entire area Carl William Hill (Billy) to Laura Harrison, chairman he may or may not sell. If he -- - - - - ·----lJ invited to altend. · 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Roher! M. of the PTA - PTO commitlee. can catch theni. ', Iwithout his bees. Parsons said I IRutland, enlisted in the Judg~ selected for the essay It happened lhls ~ay: he plans to capture the hole Force last March 25. and contest are Mrs. Carl Horky I · Satt!"day morni~ \John Gih- swarm, along with the Queen • 'presently located at Lackla•lll son, Rt. 2 Vinton. stopped in B!e, which both Gibson and Par, Air Force Base, San Antonio, Mrs. Thomas Hart and Miss 1 the driveway behind the Par- sons agreed was with the Mrs. Marlaone Campbelf; Texas. Mary E. Chapmaft. sons house with 8 truck lnad of swarm. Ode Parson!! hoped to hairmnn of the Gallipolis Cham Bill was a 1963 graduate ' Judg~ for the poster conies! A Hertz Corporation vehicle. household items and live hivea l get the swarm Salurday night. ber of Commerce's member: Northwezlero Local are Mrs. Phyllis Hackel!. Mrs. traveling west near Rutland of bees. Gibson was 011 his way , ship committee, announced toschool, Rutland, and Margarel Ella Lewis and Miss Friday afternoon, drove under Sally Schaaf. lhe Jacobs coal tipple. It wu lo Thacker, w. Va. day lhal 109 memberships have 'I tion lnslllute, Dayton. While Gibson was in 1h e been sold thus far in the 1966 He was employed at FrankThe PTA - PTO commiltee too low.... his trailer was too house talking to Parsons, one drive. The Pomeroy Teachers' As- Campbell Association Inc., will meel Tuesday evening, Ap- high. The trailer's top 1!01 swarm of bees brokl! out of its This is just one short of the : sociation Thur!day unanimously I where he was ~upervisor of , ADVANCED TRAINING ril :!ll. at lhe Pomeroy Elemen- ' tom off. hive and swarmed on a neargoal ol UO set by the commit- Iendorsed lbe bond issue for the IBM tabulation department Anay Pvt. Michael L. Casty, tary srhool. Meigs County ~rill Robert by grape virie in the Parsons tee two weeks flgo. tbe proposed new comprehen· and at the hm_e ot Mr and Mrs William C. Hartenbach said damaeea 1 ~ackyard. siv• high school in lbe Meigs was employed ID Dayton. ~~ ~sey '0t 741 A\•t., r.:J>-'1'-~o"X:'''''~'Wr"'':P"1WiiF,'1fWN~:-m w~e estimated at $4_.000. The Gibson went on to Thacker Of the 109 m010bers, 12 are ' Local School District. . He II married to Patricia\ hu completed advance lofanApplications are llelug rt- trail.,- was loaded With furnl· new according to the chairCannon, Washington try training at Fori Polk, Lo. ..Ivett by Pomeroy CIJiel of ture.. f the •• J'red . Wor~ hu started on the con- man. The uew,,lnembers will be The teacben al_so voted to House. She Is employed as casey entered the Al'mY last Pollee Jed Webster for meter Driver o r.aa was ·..,j ~ction of the 5.50 miles sec- lnvi~.o·to the chllmber's 'hezt suppo~t tile bond ''""" w•th•:a •ecretary at National Cas September, and eompleted hio patrolmeo aud eztra pollee, Jehn Neumeyer, 60, of 411 Wll'\ lion qf Rt. 35 from board of direcloro meeting, dooalioll ol $20 to. lbe comm•l· Register, Dayton. baslc tralninf al Fort Kao>, It was annouoced Saturday. ren-st, Sandusky. The acc,Jde,nt lo Vega Hill, according to which is scheduled Tuesday, lee inform•~ reBHienll of lbe Top oalary for meter palrel· occurred at 12:30 p. m. .t-.t. JIG II' II.y. He i 1 a 1-""' grIJdaate of Is · · · r.eflllrt by Waller E. May 10, ~ginning al 12:30 p. proposal BISHOPS DEFEATED • A d IU b , •• J mao will be .... per month. res or mJun.. wm ...,.... r Gao1a ca t'llly g ~C•"' . ..ed. slate projed engineer. m., at Oscar's. Speaker lor lbe meellng was DELAWARE, Ohio <UPI) Extra pollee wiJJ receive $!.it 'tnlclpal Ju'!l• Robert 8. -The contractor for the It was poln~ out that the Velma Pikkoja bookmobile II• Obio Wesleyan scored a 16- t per hour. The meier palrel• Be Saturday rltomlng fined Is Contracting and chamber board meels lbe · sec- brarian who ~viewed serviceB win over the Cleveland La E-R SQUAD CAlLED man hked wlll re<elve pay K~lly D. Fulkerson, 46, Char- Co., of Evanston, Ill. The o11d Tuesday ol each mo~th, at avaUabie throngh the book- crosse Club Saturday to even CUBS SEIJ. RUENN The Middleport E-R Sqnad for sl1 hoUdays a year, two ~~~~. W. Va., 150 and c~l.! mount of the contract 12·30 p.m., at O.car's. There mobile. A panel of young teach- its record at 3-3 but the Bishop CHICAGO IUP!) - The Chlca-~ weeks vacatloa after the first was called at 2:30 p. m. Sa...,. . charge of driving while 151,Q08. Work Is to be are 15 member. on the board. ers also discussed leaching golfers lost both tbeir meels. go Cubs announced Saturday year, pensioa fund benefits, day lor 011 Abbin, Puk-11, 1 .:\""'coled. Fulke~~n also rt· ed in November 11167. However, a director 's meet- methods. President Earl Young Oberlin defea~ Ohio Wesley- the outright sale ol outfielder and sick pay, wbo was reportedly ~ Ved a five day Jail sentence The contra~or and engineer ing is open to any individual was in charge of the busin~s an 171> to II> while Wooster Harvey Kuenn to the Philadelchest palna. Dr. R. Jt. ~'~ct-. ttfi/:<'""'t~r:"" .•*,._.. ,,,rv~~~ was summoned. and a sl< m~ths license sus- md the project will be or business that has a paid meellng, beat WesleyaR 17-5 on the links.• phia Phillies. pellllon on the city police oughly marked wltll membership in the organiza-1 ==::!:_ _ _ _ _ _ _:._::::::._.::.:::::::=.:::....:....:::-=:....:::...:...:=:::...::..:::::..:::::._____ 1 1 I School Issue IsTopieat Salem Center ol 1 s~~~l~ic~a~•~h~eto~y~illt·s lliel~~~~-~.~;·~~~~e;ti[~~to~~~h~e~W~·~Th~u~r~•~ n l ~~.l~o~a~t~~=d~th=t~m=e=~='n=g--lnJI_~~=~~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~a ualiy the combatants are intox-l time they demanded that the ~sltor . upon e~termg, Wl day, Apnl 28 at the Winfield, Wmfleld. ira ted or have \·erv little sense commissioner's provide suffici~ fmd himself as It were on the uf respect or resPonsibility. ent manpo\\o""er for the sheriff's 1threshol~ of another century. . Ok! So you stick your nt'Ck de}»lrtment. M. William Keener, curat,,~ of out on a job nobodv else would history for the SIK'iet b a s do for the salary You gel. You done much resear_c~ m_ order wind up bringing '" somebody. e. ' to assure authenbCIIy 1ft every Usually lhey're loaded Then detail. This is not to say the you have to play nurse~aid. or . original furnishings, loDg ~mce COU1Se' you could get hurt in !• scattered knows wnere, are to bewho recovered. Never-, 1 llie process. llieless, all will ~ in kee:pi11g I This may sound like an abwith the former function normal situation, but._ believe : lbe inn, and with the period. me, 1t's routme. Even JD a trnr- 1 I · ial matter like this the element 1 Same of tbe furnlsbmgs, of danger is ever present. Risk : The s~ring dinner meeting. of' you are awar~, graced the is imminent. Stakes are higher the ~e1~s C~unty Education ! ~omes of my frten~s In theTh••·•l ror a lone peace officer in oth· Association ~''Ill be h_eld at 6:30! lt~r days of l:lle vJIIa~~and more dangerous phases . p.m. next Thursday 1n the Rut-[ will, however, be additions, Iland High School gymnasium changes in arrangement. . enlorcemt>nl 0 1aw · with Johnny Jones, Columbus! again there will be a nnhlie l Last week the sheriff's de- · Dispatch columnist, the speak- dining room adjoining partment broke up a large theft er. tap room, as well as the ring by apprehending seven The- MCEA executive commit- ent private dinJng room acr•oss l subjects and returning a large tee also nominated candidates th'e halt (You understand amount of stolen property to for OEA delegates to tlle state is not to be served ln the dimng Jts righlf,PI owners. One orficer i convention in December. Three rooms -our House is a ~ r.Mponslble for the inif.l delegutes and three alternates orial only.) The tap room, , · , -~1,1 arrests that led to the sur.-- Iwill be named at the Thursday so, will be restored to its orig· ' cessful solution of the c>Ses. night meeting. j ina I appear~ce .. There will The Gallia county sheriff's Nomma~ were Howard no electric Jigbtlllg, but df'1Jartment is undermanned. , ker, Leah Jean Ord, candles. There will be Sheriff Denver walker needs Wilson, Eric Hart, Bobbie help. other sheriffs before him Carl Weese, ,>!ary Vi'r ginia have needed help bul didn'l ' Rdbel, Mary Skinner, eet it. The department needs Alkire and Don Spencer. lhree full-time radle dlspalch· Mrs. Fay Sauer, who was Ia ' er!l, and enough deputies so charge of the meeting, appomt&hat two men are available on ed an electioa committee of each eight hour shift. Robert BoweF., chairman; Nel· :lallia county commi8Sioners lle Vale and Mildred Bailey. thould provide the sheriff's de- t There will be memorial iier· partment with enough manpow- 1vices conducted for Orville er to do the job. You can't do Brown and Eugene Atkins dur· 62 Ford Fairlane a job wtthout surticient and ing the spring meeting. 500, 4 dr. I eyl. Stcl. trans. proper tools. in this case. men. Attending the meeting were R&H Stakes are high in lhe fight Co. Supt. 0. 0. Pattersoo, Rob65 Ford Fair. 500 against crime, and you must ert Bowen, Grace Weber ~sec­ 2 Dr. Hardtop, 219 enl' Invest propf'rly in ordf'r to re- retary), Fay Sauer, president; lno, Crulslm.tic trens. Low mll11ge. ce1ve a fair dividend on your HerDer! Parker, Lrt>asurer; inveslmenl. Marlha Hus~. Ed Bartels, 63 Ford Ctry. Sedan Gallia county is biG. mere IJim Brarmon, Susan Harris, Station Wagon, 4 Dr. I cylinder, automatic trans. than 500 miles or sial•. county Pearl Reynolds, Rila Slaven, radio end hnter and township roads to cover. h-~ary Elizabeth Chapman, La· 64 English Ford No burglar is gomg to br~ak in vma Brannon and Rosalie Story 4 cylinder, 4 .,.td trans. with a law enforct"ment officer rProgram chairman) . 63 Ford Galaxie sitling by wal<'hing him. Onei SOO, Conv. I cyl. Aut. peace officer ran not begin to trans. RIM do lhe job. 59 Ford Galuie Additional men, to provide 4 Dr. I eylinder, auto. ~wo depUtieS for each shift, ; &ran•. Radio & hHttr .- The Salem· C<nter School and c:ommunlty leaders are inviiCitlzens ol the Rutland area seeking flood relief from ing everyone In the area lnter~ading Creek, voted to call their recently established group ested In betler sol!ools 1o join the Leading Creek Watershed AS$0Ciation Friday night at them for a lichool program and the :Rutland American Legion , ----· - · - - - - ------discu,.ion . the proposed Hail. ' les R. Karr, Sr., Meigs Counly !,leigs Local IJchool District The croup agreed to have commissioner: John Hamil, Bond Issue or( Friday evening, 10 I • m•mbershlp rards prinled and from the Margaret Creek ConApril 29, al the school. ... 1. The program will involve the 'lo distribute them for a $1 lee . servalory Dislrict, and William to ass~t with purchase of J, Sheehan, director of the Instudent. ol ·the school and will stanips and other materials., lstltute of Regional Develop- , alart at 7:30 p. m. and close r:, Jack Crisp. Langsville RD ment, Athens. · 1 at 9 p. m. I, i9 chairman of lhe associa- , The Association S'3W lhe l Prosf!!utlng Attorney Bernard i tion. Dale Wright, Langsville, i watershed wil1 rover an area : Fultz has been secured as the was elecled ylce chairman Fri· 'of 151 square miles. Mr.. Crisp , DEAN MARTIN speaker lo answer queslions day night. Mrs. Homer Park- \ repor~ it is Important thai ' IN FFA BAND- Dean Mar- .and to <!!~cu" lhe need for the er, Ruttand, treasurer, and reSidents ol the Laurel ChiC, tin a member of Hannan Trace new high school needed to make Dale :Bachner, secretary. Thomas Fork, Dyes ville and I Fuiure Farmers of Amer-ica, the consolidati~ a success. I Among those altendlng were ' HarrlsonviUe areas attend the was selecled lo play. lbe French The music department ol lhe Me1gs Count~ Rep. Halph I next meeting on Aprd 29 al the horn in the state band at the scbool is providing entertain- j Welker, Ro~rt Clark _"_nd Cbar-1 Amencan Legion Post Hall. . convention of the FHA In C(>- ment. The rythmn band of the CARL Hill. 1 1umbus Friday and Saturday. first and second grade will I 1 He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. present numbers. A musical 1 1 . Paul Marlin of Rt. 1 Crown dramatization will feature the · IClly. The slate band had 100 third graders. boy•. The fourlh and fifth grade! . will be presented .In a flu te-o- GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO~ 1 ant vestigatlon would be made and resolutioris pertaining to lhe Dr. and Mrs. Alphus R. Chris- ' ~naltl\' Oytey C. en. Entertainment was furn• teaeller'• tonbet. N... lbe result• studi•d. 'l'he Aoronslitullon and by·Jaws of t•nsen, president. and wile, of . lpoU. or!'""""'" ished by Merlyn Ro"' Boys •)"'elite facldelll waa relerred ooclation Is seeking to find the the Associallon. Rio Grande ColleRf, received ~lng toe Ohio lo. Glee Club, with Tommy Eblin cause lor all terminations, and Guest speaker for lbe banspecial recognition trom lbe T..cllers. • The group also approved anas soloist. Miss .Susan Franci!l t~-~" r_.MJutinn that the Asso~ ts not now lakinK any stand. quet was Johnny Jone<, ColumAssociation. D. 0. Taber, It&$It retired Gallla ·.:~ i:tl~ oCtl•5 l'Wol szkct.;~. The Gallia County Education Dus lnspatch l:oiumui:Ji., wi1u jiut~:..:;J ::;. :did':!!~ !or !"f'~""81' . .hno1 taohers were . f'tCdl; claMon shlltlld do ·everything ethSpeclflcaDy, tile rtsolotton Aosociation Is allilla~ with gave a humorous review ol I lion ·to the Ohio General Asnjzed,at tl:e banquel They '· , .• ,; ical it co~ld to proiect teachoa lermlnallono waa dial lhe A•Mii:tiiii'it :'rv:w;!;=! !»:'!.:= !!'!!' ~~~~!!. both the Ohio Education Associ~ his college days at Ohio State Kembly, was also recognized. Mr. ,and Mrs. Walter Neil, ~ · blems and Teacher• Welfare Interpretins the action, Presr. ation <OEA) and the National University. He also praiseci CU'iar;. ~~ii!::!:-.g b:-~!!.i' ?.'~! M!!~ ~elter. James L. Clali.e ' Commillee oboalf lnveatigale den Howard J. (Jack) Duncan Education Association tNEA J. Gallia county's Rio Grande Gallla County Superintendent o[ . Maurice Thomas and .... the caoe of tbe termlnatioa ol _-c__s_at_u_rd:._•::.Y_ m_.,_rung _· ~='"=id::....:a_n_in_-_ __T~h_e...."gr_o:._ up'--'a:._ls:.:.o_p~a=s:::se::d_:::fo:.:.ur:__ _:Co=lle::;gc:e·: __ _ _ _ _~_ __..:Sc:::::h:::oo:::I•:_T :._.:._K : :.:...:Oweos, and State___renc __e_lline _._m _an _.- - - --J;'·,·' ' MAINTENANCE I trm . .,' Watershed Group i -: ' T.akes its Name •• •• •• DEMANDS LESS T---- a eachers · aliia 11100 -bond ' fqr her 'apt11&r~· 1n ·",alrOI 0 ''".,u' .. . . . .M " ' ' ' ' ' · " " · "llzabelb Crank • Hen- o1 IntoXIcated Frl- caaes I Judge lllllf D ~Ad A P\clt•- ... ~·r .e "ffl'';l ~ 'U'I "i'. tfllled'Vl:ltoD\ · :.,:.~"'D~!:'c~~~!:A:!!DIUIPh c. I ~!"~n:r :.U~.~ .. h~=- ~~ ••, • 1 , , ' h , Ker Di.des 'n' 1\nlls r.te~~~ fr:om the ' Quln-~ ~ day morniJ;Jg in mUnicipal tourt· J. Sdrdette, 1, R 2· ...-1 •~·· ""'"· , ;,.,4, 4 ••• ,.,.. ..,•• __ ' " ' •• • Te ' . ""'· · Con\PW and the West V~rgltlia <\rreeted by city pollee April $411 and. costa, ln~tto., IIIG 1 ,-.,an . It- wu ~wrnln Coiumt!U....Jan. i Square Dance Club of 11aveu~ Tractor and ~~~nnmrut:mt Cui·,-.- ~ • 11L - .1 ~ ~-u .... .,,_.,.~a;~ nnt thPAA nthera forfeited ~: lllTMS OJI WIIK 1883 ,all of lbl !Jill Edwud and ood ' jna I HobO ~-r ' 14i' uc: ...._ """"''"' 1'?-o;-~'· 1 WIIIIIIS.diY -!Ill'. end Nn- Normllll ~llif- B.arnea Plekell8 Hit marrJIIII OUR HOUSE w IS sponsor "'"0 pany. guilty whell(he ;apP,eartd before .Earl C. Howar41 ' 45, · \i~ R. """ "' •·· •· : ..·"· ''"" ••• I' '"'' •··m•• "'""" 1'"""~ square X on Tlie clvll action styled Rus- Judge ..Robert s'. B ' elz . City I Mich 'I $1UO overlengtlt 24 Avr!l 1988 s 1·1'1 p m. It Hollt'r Hospltll. plat't Jo'eb 18 11111'- 1511.. .... .. .. - . nd dance M Iat 2Bulldlllg to 5 m • ' • ' tt.u~.a.~ - \lr •nd \lr8 Dondd 1110111 wltb U\1 tolloWinl thildtfll\, - u ay, ay I p. • Isell L. Ball ExeCutor of the Julla:i. Bet: fJ~d Uti ........ ..,,..,. v,.hlt'1~~ Elton E. Arrington, 61. • Kln. •• HI I, GJiltpolll. diUihter. l \lrl Mau:~ret M•noll• ot New Ha\•· Man cher Charles, . ' • . 'l'fi'l' l .. ·-~-·. -- ·-·-- • ' , :07 a na . an~l \u antt 'I~ llonatrl : eD. · cvnn.. ~~n. Earl Prose. ~ln. d Th f 120 First Avenue has recently This is an invitational dance w.lll of. Gurty E. Ball, deceased, $50 and costa, sentenced him IJt. l ApPle Grove, W. a.,"!"" .. I • F. Ttlnablf Ill ~- Gllllip<Jll8 son. I l2 \ anu Johnlon. Mn. l'h•rie• Wood, Ma arne omas, 0 b f II Ivs Christina fl Howarth et 1 I n' d . I 'th ty j u 50 I over the yellow P. 111 [Jolt;~~ not~er Ho~v~~ ~~ and Eu11ene Pkkem. all of Oalupot~t. ted 8 number of old bricks to Our House. Monsteur and mem ers o a sqware · . . ~• o ve ays n e coun a , , pass ng ou-tHs 011 wuK : Th~.. .,.,!.!11 ~r:::~tu~:.e~ ~~~~:~ b~!~~ the contractor in charge of the repair and restora- dance clubs are being invited. a1, was disnussed_ from the and suspend~ his operator's tj.. Une l on · a CW"Ve; and Howard Ttd Hlrrll, " · wllo ..... a re~ld~nl or[:.~ St\~~11\: l'athub~ l'llllrch. KniJhl~ . I leth, ' l ager to purchase such bricks. CaJiers for the afternoon wm jdocket. James Riley Riggs. cense for six months. D. Larkins, 33, Portland, f27.60. 5 e ~~ Fnunt1 A"'', (\1.-n r rul'·' m H1• "' col\lmbu• and !He member of lion o e 1nn. , k d Bl 1 N'tr W V Mason who previously plead Cl B F 1 42 Gall' speed!Of. . 7countY tlon\~ "'" tliid Ut.Pn Ill M\Orll i:lb Lod .lt. ~,an ''~~-'Mid ~·ndn '·Non I" Madame Thomas said to him. 'Ita ·e no pay· be Bu eau 0 l o. . a.. .' ' WI ara • ra ey, I lflO.. h••l t:. ll J\arn,. .. a~ laJl emplo~td lllOrnJflllt Sl. Louil churdl. and bur· . ' . d th t b 't·ks of mine wiD become part and Dode Tbevinir of Ehzabeth. ed gUilty to a gambling charge, I • . bl \lun:u~rt tsrothfof!. II• ... u bum I l•l Y.ll ID »oo/'d HUI Cll111lltl!f) undt ment. l am reJOICe a n . 1 ...I . b ti f ' ' '" \hi~ raun ll I ll too.~ .. son of lhf'' wrecUon or "'ethc-rholl • Ellllltt f'unr th n f Our House II w . Va. Refreshments will be was p ac~..,. OD pro a on or lltf' Allf!n 1md ~hnnle SIP~> art lhr · 1 t-rll home 0 e W8 S 0 . ' , , 7 d f( 5 and il) tWO yearS; ' rl~ lk ·~ •ur-. . \eu bl a hnlf-hru thf'l, I A most graCIOUS lady, n est-ce pas . serve a er p. m. w . \i;llll!'r, of ("ovutrton. \a Stt••lrt>I I Mrt. lltln hnnllly. n. I l'eJid~nt gf \;" d tand mon ami the societe' hl!itorique de· constst of stew boiled outside -~--<olt' l ~ ho'ld ]'u~slla\ 11 f>rOl nlll! llfl! l'"l!riot, dlikl Thunda~ at the ho11•• 1 J OU Ufi ers o I h , . t-r'lun:h Wllh burial In til• ... .,mrh I or II 111<.1 11 lh Patriut .She l!ld been ~~~ • th t brick for memorials such as Our.. House be of t e m a large pot. Guests are ask· LFJlT WRIST F.RACTURED ~ tmf-tt- r ' 1" \tollt'l , Bumt lot t " " I mvalld for IIWtral ¥111'1. She wlls s1res a h d d fr om clay 1 ed Io brmg one prepared fTes h Gregory Allen .Thomas, •••• ml• u11 rn in thL• MuntJ, ·ltarth :.. 1~ period· also of the size, and of course an -rna e ~t l 11 Mn. l'earll . snnt•. 71 , dh..:t 111 ..:otum ~.~~~~~t~o:!t. m;h; 1~ =~~: ~;r: Iof the 'vicinity. It ig not surprising M.. Gam~le, who restores 1or frMen vegetable for the st~w and a half-year-old son of. Mr. .,.,, su.uda• ,u~:ht She "·a• tl!fl ll'kl· son Ud two cl1u1bter•· P11r1. of nd repairs other memorials, sometimes IS unable to St· 1and the host club wtll furmsh and Mrs. Wende11 B. Thoma!, IIW or loore n"' Dow Shlf•tt or ~er- I Pa.triot. Mn . Everetl "bbolt uf PI a f It ake them • On• th e meat, brea d1 coffee a nd , 112 ·"":II' th Rd. ,"•, ~ • . 8 dmIt,..,, , ,11 ,. _ sne ,~ 111rvlv,.•• h) the , Pleu"ut. and Mrs. Jobn Bo•tk of Icure the bricks. He must then o necess Y m \AU J~ e · ro ttnw•na cn1w •eo. t.outu sn .... t... J•rruoo Ptte. There are 13 grand• he made two hundred ...:. tbough not for Our butter. Donations for guests ,'ted ··to· HOlzer' Hr:lspJt.ai ··•t 1 p or Iowa ll r• 1111<1a Wllllunu ~~~~· children and five Jl't14lt lfAnd<'hlld- 11y 1a81 wee.. . I . ' Ttw lm ~ shet>ts. lliUI•m and Lurt~nzo . . rea.. otber aurvhor~ 11,.. • hrothu. House thanks to Madame · will be $1 per couple. 1m. Thursday Wlth a compound .tr. all or t<olwnhu• ~nil \Irs. F.d1 th f'harlu Rou1b. or St. Albi.IJ:'· W. IJa, ' 11· ht ] The gates that ' f tu f th left 'st. H .~orth 1 Clf \\f'St .lflfet'IOII. A $lslf!r Mrll Paul Uastlnc• of Londun. ~·"· Thomas and to others. lg , a so. . . G ts a sked to bring two rae re 0 e Wfl e aod \ IUl hruthr.r'i .; ur• n _hlll ar!' \l ~s P.arl Urumfleld of Galllpol\1 and Mn. I dditi' to M. Gamble bave for so long prevented YlS· ues re a . r was in)'ured when he wrecked Josephlnt' {' uu:o of CIIJIIlrnthe, l!:v· Aultra Wood af Pllrlot. Sfrvwes • n a on ' . CO£fee CDnS ORe fOr the- SteW I ll'el Cu"" of \\ lllll,.l<1 \\" \ il • arul ...m bl! l!.eld II Sf.lem BaJ)tlat churrh ' and to the messieart who ap~ itors fl'om entermg the rooms nd r. h • ff d•. his bicycle, His· cohdiflon Is reOnrl'l\f'P t"a,\1 of At'hllll~ Senl•·e~ at~ ~ 111, !ilundav, "'itb lmrl•l In fill" . . •tl b ed '8 one or t tolr co ee an I rt d ....... """r" ht>ld w...1,,.." 1w• anr 1noou :ot ~h,.rcll cemeter1 u.nder dll'f-cUon OQ' Ipear temporartly from lime WI e remov · one spoon for eating 1po e as AtJVU.· Iif' HoiPllU ··hurcl!. i n d \\ P\11 1!rholt • H:!Uoll tUntra.l bOUII . . there ar e work'ng at Jf. M. Henry Cushing, who The appropnate . : w1il . be I · . -- ·. . -1\lrrCI!'fVI -~-- - - -to ttme, t atttre . lour House M, Wayne Saunders lbullt the tavern, had seen fit ! real hobo style_ rags and Durmg bis f1rst Se&S\lll,m the who paint!! the rooms, ;\1M. 1? remam m lt a bundred and patches. Building X is the large ~aJor leqp.es, Ty .C~ s batwas .240 m 41 ' ' d . tlng average IRoy and Dave ·Mehl and M· fifty years - . as. have I - he recreal.1ona1 fa c1'l'ty 1oca~ 1 · Harvey Brown who cut and ~~~soon re]Otc~ to say~~ 'he south or the Kais& Plant and : gam~-~·-------1 lay the so large sandstone did m the begmning, \1es just off Route 2. \ blocks hauled earlit"r by the ! amlt, .?orne on over to Our _ - . --. IMessieurs Gordon. There are 1 House. w. Va. Health Department. 1 Concrete Is a lifetime IMM. Gerry Langhorne (ol the I. san• Adieu! Mrs. Helen Lodge of the Bur· I BY DICK THOMAS buy. It's fire and termite red hall and Jim Cast~y who Auguste . eau or r"utrition, West Virginia . proof - yet initial cost Is The Gallta t·ounty shenff's de- , would not guarantee a crime· aas1st at ail things, and M. i ,1 State Department of Health. · low. For all concrete partment nt>eds extra deputies. Ifree Gallia county. but. it Ted Foster as well when he is · eed It you think I'm kidding, put would, at least, brinG the de- : not 10 · class at tbe college. L'· will spe-ak on "Food N s of needs call us! ln~erviee Health Elderly People." I yourself in thi s Sltualion : partment up to a stantard ; ~ole Rto GrandP..) All these. . . . . . Vou 're a deputv working the. where the men would have alyou understand. are of the1 1\-1eeling announred The tmmumzatwn ~Um~ held ! _rught shift and you gtot a call i half-way chance to do their _Gallipolis community. , earh Th~rsday mormng m the : to a tavern. There's a brawl. jobs efficiently. PT. PLEASANT - The Mas-~ Mason County Health Depart'l'htl public expects ,vou, by your- Citizens of Gallia county de- : _It is the hope of the societe 1' on County public bea_llh nurs_es l ment has be~n canceled for the Phene WY 2-3214 ••II, to go in and break it up. serve ample police protection. historlquo lhat when work on~ will attend an in-•ervlce · tram- 28th to perrrut the heallh nurs- 1 PAGE ST. MIDDLIPOIIJ < I .~ W. CROW~ POMEROY, 0. WY2'Ht2 · f TABER Re~resentatlve I lec:euse Of His SENIQIIITY EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS VOft tO ~!NATE. D, . O. ..... TA8ER . c:r··: .. ~-. .-. ,. . ,,....~ , ' �., ' . ekaniauga Ci·e~k-freed of Blame 'J ,, • 8miiiL All 10111 el1alrlnfn. lOCI i!!!.~'8~un!~~-~Time!;:~H!I!e~n:tlael.::,~su:n~4~v~,~~~ -;-;.M.::.:::,.., other ~ken wm be DIJI!"'. 1988 ·--- , r r: , ·· , · •• • -''-"'•- ougg"'"" m,.. . _, ,.w. 1•. • .. . ' r " 110)' 141'1. o .... . .. > U . ,. 1:St .. L ' W~rkers fot Boqd Issue ' Elv~ .:~~::.:: ' ' ' GIIJIIOn. !lit. Jack cu. Mu Folmer, MU. Ch Announced , ai11DaB Jcm:. HuMell Jr., Mrs. P-'" ' rick Wood, Mrs. !lave to be aUowed to lay dOl' -u 8IIOuld be che<ted tborougho future Yl!ll"l. · Cllll'lnce AD1111111 ..Uectllr& water lor at Jy on· a monthly basis lor Tile survey was conducted . Workers to oOntaet voters Mrs. Vernon Weber, Mrs. Nate drewa Mrs. Jame:. owens. Mrt. 11aa1 two w.eka to allow · mo&- small pot holes and drainage Dr. Jack Russell, ChJef every area of tbe Meigs Mrs. Tot)l Stewart, Mrs. Joba 'werry Mr John Werry, ~:w ,. ·~ ~~ dl~ !bat may· oupport 11108-- lnarlan, Ohio .Department. Scllool District lor the Rubert Snowden, Mrs. BIll Mrs Roger' OW~. Mrs Joba in are: n:n:Ua::-ft:h;; .....La~ ~, .ideuUncatloDI quitoes. By keeping accunte itealm; Ml:J~ r~g;m:~ Bond issue wen, ll.liuVu•~d-1 llro?.'t!. Will~m :&!;ztt..-e!, Ml'!l, Rlcbmals alsed. were made ol tbe larvae 00]. ~ of aU trouble spots sons; EntomologiSt, Oblo general meeting of all SALISBURY ..;. Mrs. Deloris ard Rusenbium )lro. Leonanl 1 _, __ .t•tM: not r ' ... .... _. t.ohich mev varv . greatly partment of Healt~; Mr. m ' 1"Friday evening. WW, Ml'll. Mwel Sirllth, Mro. v··"eter, Mrs.' Harold LemJey, -·-. -e •"-p •- 1101 a t'ODU'IWI- IW\."K\1 w ..-. .,...,. ___ , - - . _ , . . ,_ llf,II.Q. uJ •• · m th ~.,..,m•tth Ito )!Bosler City · · • -_ __ ._ 1l•t ... h.. • •• -'u ... Pa ~tP~aus• ereek 1s prob- In factor at tbill lime to lbe "Y· It wa• at ..... e m.osqu season , _ . General chairman utc• nBIT)' "'"'"• -·· ~..... Mn. rr.UO ••..,.::::. ---- _ tha source of the n!squlle problem. The bottles ~allzed treatment begin u you ~II have. a fairly good tdea iMr. WWiam Klrkbrtde, Counlylenbaum distributed the MI'S. _Emma Brodl'f(ck, Taylor, Mrtl. Howard Ellgllah, m4s<pjll0 problem lor Gallipolis and;~~ca~n~s~ln~tbe~~dum~p~w~ou~ld~IOOII~~u~~~The~.:_en~t~tre~ar~·~cl~plil~ce~s~to~~- ~~_!ln~th~e~San~l~ta~na~n.:':__ _ _ _ _ j ure, !older and question Runald Browning, Mrs. Mrs, Kermit Walton, Mrs- GUJ Gallia :: 1urroundlng answer sheet which have been Seells, Mrs. Ruy- Smith. . GuiDiber, Mrs. Marvin Burt, cowlb- :.Area. prepared by the committee. SALEM CENTER - Mr I. Ml'll. Kenneth Harris. 11ceptlon to this would A partial list of nameo ol Ted Smith, Mrs. Ray HARRISONVILLE. - Ml'll. workers Is as follows: Mrs. Bill Gal'!les, Mrs. Joe· Stareher, Mrs. ConDie be' •• IIOid time when overflow RUTLAND - Mrs. Joe i!oUn, Wrilht, Mrs. Ralph Ma!comlleri Bi8ck, Ml'll. Gerry Goble, Mrs. MJ'a. Walter France, Mrtl. Ml'll. Paul MlJIIt8omery, Mrs. Mary Carsey, Mrs. Lydia lloJIIDola support green vegeGeorge, Mrs. Allee Sprouse, Hobart Riggs, Mrs. Lester Lalli- Jones, Mrs. George Lourey. tai!JI·or -dead loav~s, ln. a Jay c. lluBsell, son -of Mr'. · Mrs. Arthur Miller, W'll'!. ey, Mr. Freemon! Slev11111. BRADBURY - Jerry HoiiJ, sbiiiil· ~a JIIISIIIIiloel may and Mn Truman Rusaell. Unnetb Michael, Ml'll. John Haley, BEDFORD -Leota. Smith, Ida May Murphy, Berlbl BIQI, llrlif iD them. The water lon-av, Friday won Jean Mlnpl, ~ . Slfllllwood, Leonard, Naomi KIDI. wllUld have to stand for a pe_r- the Pomeroy Higb School • snva Mldkllf, Florence Well, !Iarrison. iod of ten days 1D two weeks m ward as most outstanding ..,_ Sharon Smltb, Deloris older lor the mosquito larvae ior band member. Ann Lambert, Belen t~ ' eii)Ofle as adults. Russell was presenled the • Janath Beal. n.i reason for Chickamauga ward during a "Meet I b e MIDDLEPORT - Ml'll. lllcl)·ll DOt supporting mosquitoes are: Band" nigh! In the junior high ard vaughan, Mr. Richard 1 - The banks are too auditorium. II was his !Btb pan, Mr. Tom Kelly, M ro. 1ttilp, and the water too swUt birthday. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Jack Col<man,ll moW1ai to allow slaUonory "Jay C.," wba has been In DeadUne lor absentee Ml'll. La-ce Stewart, peols wltb vegetation nee- the PHS band live years, Is disabled voting at the May .klhn Krawaceyn,. Mrs. tll!lry for breeding. band treasurer, plays the trom· ! primary Is f p. m. Tbli~Y.I a· - The silt in the creek bone and the base drum, and April 28, according to the Gallipolis Free of 4oe1 1101 support plant growth has the rank of band sergeant. Ua County board of elecUons. -ary lor smaller invert& A veteran of the marcblng Volel'll wbo Will oe unavold- Wreck for Six Days rile and mosquitoes tD feed bond, Russell also pia)'!! 1n the pep d'ance and concert bands. ably absent from Gallla county The elly of Galllpollo bad llOIII ot the mosqults proho H~ expecls to enroll In Ohio and more than 10 miles away uperlenced s11 eonaecuUve aell!iil <HID In this preliminary University next fall as a prefrom their voting precinct on cldent free daya as of _mljln~hlll Rm~Y 1ppear to be In tempor- pbarmacy student. Band DlrecMay S, may vote an Friday, according IAl .;611ce. trf overflow pools and low blr Donald Miller presented the ballot. year's occident total, h~ever,ll IJN temporary poolo wblcb award. A qualllled voter who standi at 121 In the 111'111 wl)l o1r1 up ID the t\UJIIIler. Ruasell, with Hilah Vaughan, not travel to tLe voting days of the year. lepublie~n Prlm•ry &wevor IIOIDO of these deeper also received a service award, In bls or her preclnet on May An arrest by elly pollee ' and Chuck Hmmaha and Twlla ! because of physical day w88 !bat of James H. Mly3, 1966 ON HONOR ROLL Clatwortby received awardl as or Ulness, may vole an aon, Jr., 18, olll!O Second Maturll)'' .lblllty ~ IIUdanls lllled on the the most promising first yeer A special form of cbarged with speeding. Beru•onll llbda' quarter benDr roll at students. Integrity SI111111'Qy . I cation can be obtained upon was picked up In a radar apeed Olio State Univel'lllty Included: Seniors hoiiDred were Dave Pd. PoL Ad,, lions. cbeck. He was cited to appear Jennifer R. Lohse .<If Pomeroy; Goodwin, Jeanie Ebersbacb, quesl from the hoard nl elt!C-Itm::_:~=~cow1:~A~prll:~2'1~.~~ Bruce Carte' New Plymouth, Darla Ebersbacb, Kandl GrueCivilian absent votero and!r VIIIIDD CeuD~, and Joseph W. m, Jayne Evans, Vicki Fetty, disabled or sick votert1 liave Baicb, Rt. t, Pt. PJeasanl Miss Vaughan and ~~ until J% nooo Friday, April OF COURSE ID get bellota ID the board SCHOOL TEACHERS election. Armed service me<n· II bers, wbo have made ap(illea·[l DON'T GAMBLE, BUT THEIR lion, hava until noon Ill tloo day to have their ball•rts II In the hands of the baard of elecUons. Both abaentee and disabled IS TO NOMINATE WJN HONORS - Jay C. RusseU, far right, was presented a trophy by Po~~:~~~~~~~ voters, however, must be re~~~~ School Bantl Director Donald Miller alter belag announced as the "Most din the b< Senior" In a "Meet the Band" event Friday !light. RusoeU and Hllah Vaughan, left, In ~~~:~ g to background were also presented servl£e awards. Twlia Clatworthy and Chuck Hannahs, 111 foregrou;..s, received awards lor being selected as the "Most Promising First Year StuASKS DIVORCE St1te Repre1tnt1tlve By Dwight C. Wetherhol~ dents." Jennie Locke, 2110 Fourlh-av, ' MEIGS COUNTY ELECTED TO SEVEN CONSECUTIVE TIRMJ rued a petition Saturday morn- II The annual aisle of coofwdon concerning time comes HE HAS WORKED to this sector of the valley tnday, but the air waa cleared log in court Gallialorcounty ~;E~ pleas a divorce TO HELP SOLVE lu the Bend are• this week when the Pomeroy council re- ' Freeman Locke, same SCHOOL PROBLI!MS v . rsed the referendum vote that had favored daylight aav· She charges groas neglect 1·:3s time. There are some legal mysteries, but It appeara VOTE TO NOMINATE duty and extreme cruelly. t.~at Meigs county ond the Middleport-Pomeroy area will rled Jan. 11, 1960, tin! COUi>lell be on Slllndard time. Maoon county bas to foUow state law, bave no cbUdren. .'.n lnlU!J<-11 and will be on the fast time. It now appears that GaiUa lion was allowed to keep county and Galllpolll wiD remJID on standard, with only defendant from molesting Cheaapeakt on the fast time annoying the plalollf!. downriver. grand larceny. Tile case Is tied up with the burning down of GENIIIAL TELEPBONE Co. the elgbt - room house of the _...s lhiJ waek that It late Cetra Slagle, and pilfering 'l1lU1d build eddiltDnl to. lba of two cablna, and In the ease c~~o,... In both IWUand and of those sentenced, a live ea1l J11e1Dt. TIMI additions wW add W8l found In the ear trunk. JIU..~ feel to eacb facilllly Tile juveniles were aged 1•, 15, 8114 the projects are to be com- 'lind 16. 1101 dry In wblcb ~ Joca~ trtatment with •• 1 111 be necesaary Insect c es may . _..... • .., 11 me • ,1\! '· ' ~ r.- - H! --- ~ R II · w . =:~.:.~ :.ts,:"ov~~ usse 1ns T~p PHS Band Award .., ... -- Pomeroy, Early Voting Deadline Is Announced IIP!iL 0 -Q ~ ar: ., J. Earl Pratt Candtdait for Court ofAppHis c I 0 Week in Review Two Counties on Standard Time BEST BET I D. 0. TABER --- II D. 0. TABER p1IW by J11811. THE EMPIREI your RUG and CARPET CENTERI D. GAWA COUNTY'S w. camping faclllly back of the fairgrounds was dedicated be-[ · fore 210 persons and 20 unil8 1 of trall0rt1 wer; present from I \ Huntington and otber commun- ' · llllihllln IICelpled the realgn.. Illes ' · tl .... ........... tyo • Gtliln wn IIDI nblred, and ACCEPTS CHECK - Mra. James QU!ve y, a member of the flllance committee tbne principals wn llrad, In- SIXTY PERIIONS Involved In jthe propoaed new comprehensive blgh ~ehoo I bond luue promotion In the Melgo Local oft1i1!a1 tbe prillclpal of tha the recent Farm Bureau mem· School District, center, accepta a $25 check from the Pomeroy Band Boootero Friday. ICIIoo1, Dooald Wolle. bersbip drive and other lead· Ing are, left to right, Mra. Harold Eberabacb, treasurer; Mrs. Qulvey, anti Mrs. Trumau el'll altended the Trl • County :R::ua::se:U,::.!:pr::•:::sld::e:.::n::t·_ _ _lt;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"" 'ib DRIVE 1'011 lba new banquet at Salisbury Scheol In IJiib aehool bond luut Is nwv· Meigs county on Monday. ' to the planning commission on 1 .1111 alq. An appeal lor lundJ [ urban renewal projecls. County til opera!~ the campai&n was GALLIPOLIS RESIDENTS co- commlssionero purchased a made this week. Nille promin-l operated olmo•t 100 per cent forced fee loader at a coat The undenlgned will offef at publle 1uctlon on 1111 propolliDII of the luue tap. in the cleangp drive 'ftlursday '17,335 at their weekly meetlhe 28th day of April, 1966, at the late mldenca of 1111 ,radio apeecbes In it.s sup. Iand Friday when city workmen tog. Caroline GrHn, one mile north of Cadmua on ,..-t. 1 made an alklnt effort tD reRoute 141 beginning 11 1:00 P.M~ lh• following move tons of debris. KEY CWBBraa h CONTINUOUS FILAMENT MEIGS MEN WERE lnvelved """" ave fl;'"" personal property belonging to the utot• of ca ..... Ill · tbe Blue Flame cuakJn& GAWPOUTANS AilE 10t S('Dted • new marquee type SJill line Gr~~n, decUMd, ~nd al10 other penonal P""' NYLON HI-LOW LOOP ICbool wblch was held this for tbe dedication Sunday of to GaJUa Academy Higb school perty of said 11t1tr. TEXTURE SPRING LQC week ~t Pomeroy. 'l1le event the new boat lllUIICbing and In school co~. Tile lone lire was aponsored by the Columbia parking facility built on the ol the week did •12$ dama~e 1 Electric Cook Stove 1 Frlildalre NO STICK BACKI Gaa of Obio, Inc. riverfront at a cost of fll4,000 to tbe car of Arthur Davu, 5 Wood and Coal Stoves Relrigerator by the u. s. Engineers. Con- Fourth Ave. _Sons of the Amer· S.IICIIon of 9 4 Beds 1Cot "roDAY WILL SEE the cor- .,-essman Waiter Moeller will lea~ Revolution observed P1vorlte Colora 1 Swing . 1 Chest of Draw,ers ~ laying of the new Sl. be the 'speaker. Gallipolis ElkB anmverllry ol the battle 2 DreBSerJ 1 Sewing Machine Paul'i Lutheran Church al the are serving a cbicken barbecue Lexington Tuesday at R . 1 Large round table, Dlabes--Bedtllnc corner of Sycamore and Sec· SUnday noon to belp feed the Grande. E. P. McGwre, preSJ· ,.12----Boelter & atrllight Clothln2 ond sts, Pomeroy, at 3 p. m. several tholl88nd oxpected for dent of Ohio SAR was back chairs · Fruits of ill Kinds $74·95 l'rlem"'"'s of the building com- the event. The program start.s •!"'""er. Forty PIY•ohiatric:ll 2 Trunks -20-foot Ladder lb12----rlllttef, and lite builder, Hor- at J;!O p. m. aides were graduated 2 Record Playera Hl!ltd Tools of all 95 Karr, will have parts In week at GSI. 3 Stand Tables Kinds IbiS---the program. RIO GRANDE COLLEGE ~as 1 Floor Lamp and Some Lumber, Coal, been designated as a depository STEPHANIE GIIIEilT Table Lampe Wood & Bricli: lbii---1 Wringer Type Wash· Other Miscellaneous GALLIA COVNTY lor the lllth eon,resoional dis· named girl of the year by lng Machine IleDIJ ~ BIG mEfl'l' RING was trlct, with ma11y government GaUipolis BPW Club. RaY OTHE" QUALITIII IN llpjllarenti)' broken up this week publicalions expected to he Blckl• of Hannan Trace Higb TWiiDS 1nd PATTiRNI TERMS OF SALEI lihfn seven Lawrence counll· given to the library. 'ftle col· acbool - electad prealdeot of 1111, lncludlnx three juvenileo, lq;e also received a vant of the District Future Farmen of Allltea ehallbe10ld for -h In hand on ,..,. taken iDto custody by S4,400 from tbe National Sclenca America. Willer Walker, leloldlyofllle EAaYAMI~CAN the Galli.o sheriff'• department. Foundation to be used lor et of Gallipolis Esplortr Troop II Ntvln W,M,' Auctl-r I~ AIIJool the persona captured purchase of equipment lor the was presented tbe llllnr ~ Cecil Cade, 'II, and Ken- bioJoclcal Riences. et award at a Trl • State Lloyd, Admliolllratrlx netb Cade, 'II. of the Waterloo lJJg In Hunllilg'.OO. of the E1t1t1 of Ctorollne commiiJiity. They received 2 tD G.uJ..IPOLIS LIONS aaslat In Karlsrutl, baritone In Dlfhlrent dec11Nd 211 years on charges of recelv· Scout lnapectlon at tha MG_M Trl - Collllly eonc.t ' Colors llg ttol011 coods. Olblr dlarges Camporee !bat llm'tl OD lbe Nrlel GD 'fuelday lll&bL Malllday a Sh"" li'_,plllding •R•inot Willie Mao-lfalrl"tlllda April 30. Paul Sav· amrtene Darat II lba QuaUt~ Attvney~ for ~ -'dmlnlltratr~J! •· •· 'llnll Vtrlll Jordun 1aae. uaociatecl with lhl GaJ. llftlldeat ot Kypr enet • Ire- IIIII 88111'1111. a loAatll -'»· a1 Colu•"'• IIPOb lllolten. . .. _ Y.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,_ _ _:-' ~ LOCAL School l>lalrlel Will Ieee a llOIISidef. lble cbaDge In the IMCblng and ldmlala~ ol Ita 1<booll. In acllon this week the board of ROOM SIZE RUGS CONTINUOUS PILAMINT 501 NYLON with DOUtLI JUTI BACK. COLOR. RID, GOLD a ILUI Notice of Public Sale *49-95 *" '94• $109·95 ....,1• ••Ill - .......... - -- ---~ ---- -·--- ·-- I ,.12.,._--- *69·91 lb12---- *99·'· f119" *149·91 '189·" · IbiS----lb11----- llxM---- COLORSI OUVI I iHI h15-----IbiS----- *8991' $119·91 r- • f Ifill----- 0 •" :::•"' 151M . ,, ,; Pill liTI)AATIS ON WALL·TO. WALL CAai'ITINCf IN NYLON. HI-CULON, ACI!ILAN ,. WOOL .1" ., j ·, 'J ,}. •• .·• B-RAI.p$ . o....., P•tterni, ·_ eild ' .... ,. ' ,<__; ', J ' ' •• ·~· ! I ~t ; ' 1 f' ·. ' �., ' . ekaniauga Ci·e~k-freed of Blame 'J ,, • 8miiiL All 10111 el1alrlnfn. lOCI i!!!.~'8~un!~~-~Time!;:~H!I!e~n:tlael.::,~su:n~4~v~,~~~ -;-;.M.::.:::,.., other ~ken wm be DIJI!"'. 1988 ·--- , r r: , ·· , · •• • -''-"'•- ougg"'"" m,.. . _, ,.w. 1•. • .. . ' r " 110)' 141'1. o .... . .. > U . ,. 1:St .. L ' W~rkers fot Boqd Issue ' Elv~ .:~~::.:: ' ' ' GIIJIIOn. !lit. Jack cu. Mu Folmer, MU. Ch Announced , ai11DaB Jcm:. HuMell Jr., Mrs. P-'" ' rick Wood, Mrs. !lave to be aUowed to lay dOl' -u 8IIOuld be che<ted tborougho future Yl!ll"l. · Cllll'lnce AD1111111 ..Uectllr& water lor at Jy on· a monthly basis lor Tile survey was conducted . Workers to oOntaet voters Mrs. Vernon Weber, Mrs. Nate drewa Mrs. Jame:. owens. Mrt. 11aa1 two w.eka to allow · mo&- small pot holes and drainage Dr. Jack Russell, ChJef every area of tbe Meigs Mrs. Tot)l Stewart, Mrs. Joba 'werry Mr John Werry, ~:w ,. ·~ ~~ dl~ !bat may· oupport 11108-- lnarlan, Ohio .Department. Scllool District lor the Rubert Snowden, Mrs. BIll Mrs Roger' OW~. Mrs Joba in are: n:n:Ua::-ft:h;; .....La~ ~, .ideuUncatloDI quitoes. By keeping accunte itealm; Ml:J~ r~g;m:~ Bond issue wen, ll.liuVu•~d-1 llro?.'t!. Will~m :&!;ztt..-e!, Ml'!l, Rlcbmals alsed. were made ol tbe larvae 00]. ~ of aU trouble spots sons; EntomologiSt, Oblo general meeting of all SALISBURY ..;. Mrs. Deloris ard Rusenbium )lro. Leonanl 1 _, __ .t•tM: not r ' ... .... _. t.ohich mev varv . greatly partment of Healt~; Mr. m ' 1"Friday evening. WW, Ml'll. Mwel Sirllth, Mro. v··"eter, Mrs.' Harold LemJey, -·-. -e •"-p •- 1101 a t'ODU'IWI- IW\."K\1 w ..-. .,...,. ___ , - - . _ , . . ,_ llf,II.Q. uJ •• · m th ~.,..,m•tth Ito )!Bosler City · · • -_ __ ._ 1l•t ... h.. • •• -'u ... Pa ~tP~aus• ereek 1s prob- In factor at tbill lime to lbe "Y· It wa• at ..... e m.osqu season , _ . General chairman utc• nBIT)' "'"'"• -·· ~..... Mn. rr.UO ••..,.::::. ---- _ tha source of the n!squlle problem. The bottles ~allzed treatment begin u you ~II have. a fairly good tdea iMr. WWiam Klrkbrtde, Counlylenbaum distributed the MI'S. _Emma Brodl'f(ck, Taylor, Mrtl. Howard Ellgllah, m4s<pjll0 problem lor Gallipolis and;~~ca~n~s~ln~tbe~~dum~p~w~ou~ld~IOOII~~u~~~The~.:_en~t~tre~ar~·~cl~plil~ce~s~to~~- ~~_!ln~th~e~San~l~ta~na~n.:':__ _ _ _ _ j ure, !older and question Runald Browning, Mrs. Mrs, Kermit Walton, Mrs- GUJ Gallia :: 1urroundlng answer sheet which have been Seells, Mrs. Ruy- Smith. . GuiDiber, Mrs. Marvin Burt, cowlb- :.Area. prepared by the committee. SALEM CENTER - Mr I. Ml'll. Kenneth Harris. 11ceptlon to this would A partial list of nameo ol Ted Smith, Mrs. Ray HARRISONVILLE. - Ml'll. workers Is as follows: Mrs. Bill Gal'!les, Mrs. Joe· Stareher, Mrs. ConDie be' •• IIOid time when overflow RUTLAND - Mrs. Joe i!oUn, Wrilht, Mrs. Ralph Ma!comlleri Bi8ck, Ml'll. Gerry Goble, Mrs. MJ'a. Walter France, Mrtl. Ml'll. Paul MlJIIt8omery, Mrs. Mary Carsey, Mrs. Lydia lloJIIDola support green vegeGeorge, Mrs. Allee Sprouse, Hobart Riggs, Mrs. Lester Lalli- Jones, Mrs. George Lourey. tai!JI·or -dead loav~s, ln. a Jay c. lluBsell, son -of Mr'. · Mrs. Arthur Miller, W'll'!. ey, Mr. Freemon! Slev11111. BRADBURY - Jerry HoiiJ, sbiiiil· ~a JIIISIIIIiloel may and Mn Truman Rusaell. Unnetb Michael, Ml'll. John Haley, BEDFORD -Leota. Smith, Ida May Murphy, Berlbl BIQI, llrlif iD them. The water lon-av, Friday won Jean Mlnpl, ~ . Slfllllwood, Leonard, Naomi KIDI. wllUld have to stand for a pe_r- the Pomeroy Higb School • snva Mldkllf, Florence Well, !Iarrison. iod of ten days 1D two weeks m ward as most outstanding ..,_ Sharon Smltb, Deloris older lor the mosquito larvae ior band member. Ann Lambert, Belen t~ ' eii)Ofle as adults. Russell was presenled the • Janath Beal. n.i reason for Chickamauga ward during a "Meet I b e MIDDLEPORT - Ml'll. lllcl)·ll DOt supporting mosquitoes are: Band" nigh! In the junior high ard vaughan, Mr. Richard 1 - The banks are too auditorium. II was his !Btb pan, Mr. Tom Kelly, M ro. 1ttilp, and the water too swUt birthday. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Jack Col<man,ll moW1ai to allow slaUonory "Jay C.," wba has been In DeadUne lor absentee Ml'll. La-ce Stewart, peols wltb vegetation nee- the PHS band live years, Is disabled voting at the May .klhn Krawaceyn,. Mrs. tll!lry for breeding. band treasurer, plays the trom· ! primary Is f p. m. Tbli~Y.I a· - The silt in the creek bone and the base drum, and April 28, according to the Gallipolis Free of 4oe1 1101 support plant growth has the rank of band sergeant. Ua County board of elecUons. -ary lor smaller invert& A veteran of the marcblng Volel'll wbo Will oe unavold- Wreck for Six Days rile and mosquitoes tD feed bond, Russell also pia)'!! 1n the pep d'ance and concert bands. ably absent from Gallla county The elly of Galllpollo bad llOIII ot the mosqults proho H~ expecls to enroll In Ohio and more than 10 miles away uperlenced s11 eonaecuUve aell!iil <HID In this preliminary University next fall as a prefrom their voting precinct on cldent free daya as of _mljln~hlll Rm~Y 1ppear to be In tempor- pbarmacy student. Band DlrecMay S, may vote an Friday, according IAl .;611ce. trf overflow pools and low blr Donald Miller presented the ballot. year's occident total, h~ever,ll IJN temporary poolo wblcb award. A qualllled voter who standi at 121 In the 111'111 wl)l o1r1 up ID the t\UJIIIler. Ruasell, with Hilah Vaughan, not travel to tLe voting days of the year. lepublie~n Prlm•ry &wevor IIOIDO of these deeper also received a service award, In bls or her preclnet on May An arrest by elly pollee ' and Chuck Hmmaha and Twlla ! because of physical day w88 !bat of James H. Mly3, 1966 ON HONOR ROLL Clatwortby received awardl as or Ulness, may vole an aon, Jr., 18, olll!O Second Maturll)'' .lblllty ~ IIUdanls lllled on the the most promising first yeer A special form of cbarged with speeding. Beru•onll llbda' quarter benDr roll at students. Integrity SI111111'Qy . I cation can be obtained upon was picked up In a radar apeed Olio State Univel'lllty Included: Seniors hoiiDred were Dave Pd. PoL Ad,, lions. cbeck. He was cited to appear Jennifer R. Lohse .<If Pomeroy; Goodwin, Jeanie Ebersbacb, quesl from the hoard nl elt!C-Itm::_:~=~cow1:~A~prll:~2'1~.~~ Bruce Carte' New Plymouth, Darla Ebersbacb, Kandl GrueCivilian absent votero and!r VIIIIDD CeuD~, and Joseph W. m, Jayne Evans, Vicki Fetty, disabled or sick votert1 liave Baicb, Rt. t, Pt. PJeasanl Miss Vaughan and ~~ until J% nooo Friday, April OF COURSE ID get bellota ID the board SCHOOL TEACHERS election. Armed service me<n· II bers, wbo have made ap(illea·[l DON'T GAMBLE, BUT THEIR lion, hava until noon Ill tloo day to have their ball•rts II In the hands of the baard of elecUons. Both abaentee and disabled IS TO NOMINATE WJN HONORS - Jay C. RusseU, far right, was presented a trophy by Po~~:~~~~~~~ voters, however, must be re~~~~ School Bantl Director Donald Miller alter belag announced as the "Most din the b< Senior" In a "Meet the Band" event Friday !light. RusoeU and Hllah Vaughan, left, In ~~~:~ g to background were also presented servl£e awards. Twlia Clatworthy and Chuck Hannahs, 111 foregrou;..s, received awards lor being selected as the "Most Promising First Year StuASKS DIVORCE St1te Repre1tnt1tlve By Dwight C. Wetherhol~ dents." Jennie Locke, 2110 Fourlh-av, ' MEIGS COUNTY ELECTED TO SEVEN CONSECUTIVE TIRMJ rued a petition Saturday morn- II The annual aisle of coofwdon concerning time comes HE HAS WORKED to this sector of the valley tnday, but the air waa cleared log in court Gallialorcounty ~;E~ pleas a divorce TO HELP SOLVE lu the Bend are• this week when the Pomeroy council re- ' Freeman Locke, same SCHOOL PROBLI!MS v . rsed the referendum vote that had favored daylight aav· She charges groas neglect 1·:3s time. There are some legal mysteries, but It appeara VOTE TO NOMINATE duty and extreme cruelly. t.~at Meigs county ond the Middleport-Pomeroy area will rled Jan. 11, 1960, tin! COUi>lell be on Slllndard time. Maoon county bas to foUow state law, bave no cbUdren. .'.n lnlU!J<-11 and will be on the fast time. It now appears that GaiUa lion was allowed to keep county and Galllpolll wiD remJID on standard, with only defendant from molesting Cheaapeakt on the fast time annoying the plalollf!. downriver. grand larceny. Tile case Is tied up with the burning down of GENIIIAL TELEPBONE Co. the elgbt - room house of the _...s lhiJ waek that It late Cetra Slagle, and pilfering 'l1lU1d build eddiltDnl to. lba of two cablna, and In the ease c~~o,... In both IWUand and of those sentenced, a live ea1l J11e1Dt. TIMI additions wW add W8l found In the ear trunk. JIU..~ feel to eacb facilllly Tile juveniles were aged 1•, 15, 8114 the projects are to be com- 'lind 16. 1101 dry In wblcb ~ Joca~ trtatment with •• 1 111 be necesaary Insect c es may . _..... • .., 11 me • ,1\! '· ' ~ r.- - H! --- ~ R II · w . =:~.:.~ :.ts,:"ov~~ usse 1ns T~p PHS Band Award .., ... -- Pomeroy, Early Voting Deadline Is Announced IIP!iL 0 -Q ~ ar: ., J. Earl Pratt Candtdait for Court ofAppHis c I 0 Week in Review Two Counties on Standard Time BEST BET I D. 0. TABER --- II D. 0. TABER p1IW by J11811. THE EMPIREI your RUG and CARPET CENTERI D. GAWA COUNTY'S w. camping faclllly back of the fairgrounds was dedicated be-[ · fore 210 persons and 20 unil8 1 of trall0rt1 wer; present from I \ Huntington and otber commun- ' · llllihllln IICelpled the realgn.. Illes ' · tl .... ........... tyo • Gtliln wn IIDI nblred, and ACCEPTS CHECK - Mra. James QU!ve y, a member of the flllance committee tbne principals wn llrad, In- SIXTY PERIIONS Involved In jthe propoaed new comprehensive blgh ~ehoo I bond luue promotion In the Melgo Local oft1i1!a1 tbe prillclpal of tha the recent Farm Bureau mem· School District, center, accepta a $25 check from the Pomeroy Band Boootero Friday. ICIIoo1, Dooald Wolle. bersbip drive and other lead· Ing are, left to right, Mra. Harold Eberabacb, treasurer; Mrs. Qulvey, anti Mrs. Trumau el'll altended the Trl • County :R::ua::se:U,::.!:pr::•:::sld::e:.::n::t·_ _ _lt;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"" 'ib DRIVE 1'011 lba new banquet at Salisbury Scheol In IJiib aehool bond luut Is nwv· Meigs county on Monday. ' to the planning commission on 1 .1111 alq. An appeal lor lundJ [ urban renewal projecls. County til opera!~ the campai&n was GALLIPOLIS RESIDENTS co- commlssionero purchased a made this week. Nille promin-l operated olmo•t 100 per cent forced fee loader at a coat The undenlgned will offef at publle 1uctlon on 1111 propolliDII of the luue tap. in the cleangp drive 'ftlursday '17,335 at their weekly meetlhe 28th day of April, 1966, at the late mldenca of 1111 ,radio apeecbes In it.s sup. Iand Friday when city workmen tog. Caroline GrHn, one mile north of Cadmua on ,..-t. 1 made an alklnt effort tD reRoute 141 beginning 11 1:00 P.M~ lh• following move tons of debris. KEY CWBBraa h CONTINUOUS FILAMENT MEIGS MEN WERE lnvelved """" ave fl;'"" personal property belonging to the utot• of ca ..... Ill · tbe Blue Flame cuakJn& GAWPOUTANS AilE 10t S('Dted • new marquee type SJill line Gr~~n, decUMd, ~nd al10 other penonal P""' NYLON HI-LOW LOOP ICbool wblch was held this for tbe dedication Sunday of to GaJUa Academy Higb school perty of said 11t1tr. TEXTURE SPRING LQC week ~t Pomeroy. 'l1le event the new boat lllUIICbing and In school co~. Tile lone lire was aponsored by the Columbia parking facility built on the ol the week did •12$ dama~e 1 Electric Cook Stove 1 Frlildalre NO STICK BACKI Gaa of Obio, Inc. riverfront at a cost of fll4,000 to tbe car of Arthur Davu, 5 Wood and Coal Stoves Relrigerator by the u. s. Engineers. Con- Fourth Ave. _Sons of the Amer· S.IICIIon of 9 4 Beds 1Cot "roDAY WILL SEE the cor- .,-essman Waiter Moeller will lea~ Revolution observed P1vorlte Colora 1 Swing . 1 Chest of Draw,ers ~ laying of the new Sl. be the 'speaker. Gallipolis ElkB anmverllry ol the battle 2 DreBSerJ 1 Sewing Machine Paul'i Lutheran Church al the are serving a cbicken barbecue Lexington Tuesday at R . 1 Large round table, Dlabes--Bedtllnc corner of Sycamore and Sec· SUnday noon to belp feed the Grande. E. P. McGwre, preSJ· ,.12----Boelter & atrllight Clothln2 ond sts, Pomeroy, at 3 p. m. several tholl88nd oxpected for dent of Ohio SAR was back chairs · Fruits of ill Kinds $74·95 l'rlem"'"'s of the building com- the event. The program start.s •!"'""er. Forty PIY•ohiatric:ll 2 Trunks -20-foot Ladder lb12----rlllttef, and lite builder, Hor- at J;!O p. m. aides were graduated 2 Record Playera Hl!ltd Tools of all 95 Karr, will have parts In week at GSI. 3 Stand Tables Kinds IbiS---the program. RIO GRANDE COLLEGE ~as 1 Floor Lamp and Some Lumber, Coal, been designated as a depository STEPHANIE GIIIEilT Table Lampe Wood & Bricli: lbii---1 Wringer Type Wash· Other Miscellaneous GALLIA COVNTY lor the lllth eon,resoional dis· named girl of the year by lng Machine IleDIJ ~ BIG mEfl'l' RING was trlct, with ma11y government GaUipolis BPW Club. RaY OTHE" QUALITIII IN llpjllarenti)' broken up this week publicalions expected to he Blckl• of Hannan Trace Higb TWiiDS 1nd PATTiRNI TERMS OF SALEI lihfn seven Lawrence counll· given to the library. 'ftle col· acbool - electad prealdeot of 1111, lncludlnx three juvenileo, lq;e also received a vant of the District Future Farmen of Allltea ehallbe10ld for -h In hand on ,..,. taken iDto custody by S4,400 from tbe National Sclenca America. Willer Walker, leloldlyofllle EAaYAMI~CAN the Galli.o sheriff'• department. Foundation to be used lor et of Gallipolis Esplortr Troop II Ntvln W,M,' Auctl-r I~ AIIJool the persona captured purchase of equipment lor the was presented tbe llllnr ~ Cecil Cade, 'II, and Ken- bioJoclcal Riences. et award at a Trl • State Lloyd, Admliolllratrlx netb Cade, 'II. of the Waterloo lJJg In Hunllilg'.OO. of the E1t1t1 of Ctorollne commiiJiity. They received 2 tD G.uJ..IPOLIS LIONS aaslat In Karlsrutl, baritone In Dlfhlrent dec11Nd 211 years on charges of recelv· Scout lnapectlon at tha MG_M Trl - Collllly eonc.t ' Colors llg ttol011 coods. Olblr dlarges Camporee !bat llm'tl OD lbe Nrlel GD 'fuelday lll&bL Malllday a Sh"" li'_,plllding •R•inot Willie Mao-lfalrl"tlllda April 30. Paul Sav· amrtene Darat II lba QuaUt~ Attvney~ for ~ -'dmlnlltratr~J! •· •· 'llnll Vtrlll Jordun 1aae. uaociatecl with lhl GaJ. llftlldeat ot Kypr enet • Ire- IIIII 88111'1111. a loAatll -'»· a1 Colu•"'• IIPOb lllolten. . .. _ Y.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,_ _ _:-' ~ LOCAL School l>lalrlel Will Ieee a llOIISidef. lble cbaDge In the IMCblng and ldmlala~ ol Ita 1<booll. In acllon this week the board of ROOM SIZE RUGS CONTINUOUS PILAMINT 501 NYLON with DOUtLI JUTI BACK. COLOR. RID, GOLD a ILUI Notice of Public Sale *49-95 *" '94• $109·95 ....,1• ••Ill - .......... - -- ---~ ---- -·--- ·-- I ,.12.,._--- *69·91 lb12---- *99·'· f119" *149·91 '189·" · IbiS----lb11----- llxM---- COLORSI OUVI I iHI h15-----IbiS----- *8991' $119·91 r- • f Ifill----- 0 •" :::•"' 151M . ,, ,; Pill liTI)AATIS ON WALL·TO. WALL CAai'ITINCf IN NYLON. HI-CULON, ACI!ILAN ,. WOOL .1" ., j ·, 'J ,}. •• .·• B-RAI.p$ . o....., P•tterni, ·_ eild ' .... ,. ' ,<__; ', J ' ' •• ·~· ! I ~t ; ' 1 f' ·. ' �,, ' "'"" "• ' ( . w·· t" '· 1 ~ · .. . l' ,. ~ ·ne Sunday Tlm.es-Seni'tneJ, Sunday, April 24, .. ' . ·> . ~ ' ' . Realtli 0. olf!efals Ieday an- ,.f,'ft" CitJ ·- - -1--~--~ ,_ £~;_;:~~~~ Deralians are Led by Mrs. Reynolds For Pa.st Matrons' Club of QES 1b( 1l8WI 1'8111aJCI 11 ........ . ~~uga Creek is prob-~ the aourte of the ~itO problem lor Gallipolis aDd clbt surrounding Gail.a c.imfty Area. •b!Y DevoUons were given by Mrs. closed with prayer. William Reynolds at the April Cards were sent to Mrs. Zel· J11eeling of the Past Matrons' is Cross, who sustained a Club of Evangeline Chapter, en bone recently, and to Mrs. OES, in Middleport at the Ma- Evelyn Lewis, who bas aonic Temple Friday night. Mrs. in Holzer Hospital for observ11· l JOhn Lyons and Mrs. Gene Nor- lion and tests. Games were ton were hostesses. ed and prizes awarded to T b M. L. French, Mrs. Wllila!ln be meeting was opened Y Reynolds, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, the preSident, Mrs. WIUJS An· and Mrs. Lillian Steil!. thony, and Mrs. Reynolds read Others atteoding were Mrs. selections taken from t h e J . A. Young, Sr., Mrs. Lee ~~Fnn;h~~~~Russell Wins Top PHS Band Award ~ is support green vegeta cr dead loav~, ln • Jay C. !lu5seU, 1110 ·Of Mr. .•: ..u mosquiloa may and Mrs. Truman Rusoell, Uno -tn them. The water 1011-av, Pomeriiy, Friday won would have to stand for a per- the Pomeroy High School aiod of ten days to two weeks In ward as most outstanding senor;er for the mosquito larvae ior band member. to l!ll)el'ge as adults. RusseU was presented the •· The reason Ill' Chickamauga ward during a "Meet t he aot supporting mosquitoes are: Band" night in the junior high 1 - The banks are too auditorium. It was his 18th atilp, and the water too_ swill birthcllly. 11111rtng to allow stationary •·Jay c.," who bas been In 1lltll p10ls with vegetation nee- the PHS band live years, II .,~~ry for breeding. band treasurer, plays the trom2 _ The silt in the creek bone and the base drum, and 4oe1 not support plant growth has the rank of band sergeant. 111eerasry lor smaller inverte- A veteran of the marching !rile and mosquitoes to feed band, Russell also playo In the IIPI!IL pep, dance and concert bands. J1oA a1 the mosquito prob- He expects to enroll in Ohio Jlilil eeen Jn thls preliminary University next fail as a preIIII'VI!' IPPW' to ba In tempor· phannacy student. Band Direcl'f overflow pools and low tor Donald Miller presented the I1N temporary pools whlcb award. will drJ up In the summer. Russell, with !Iilah Vaughan, Bnfi• llldiO of these deeper aiao received a service award, ' and Chuck Hannahs and Twtla ON HONOR ROLL Ciatworthy received awards as Art~ lllldellla lilted on the the most promising first year '111111« quartor banor roll at students. IJidD State Univenlly !Dcluded: Seniors honored were Dave Jennifer 11. Lohse of Pomeroy; Goodwin, Jeanie Ehersbacb, Bruce carter, ,New Plymouth, Daria Ebersbacb, Kandl GrueVIDbiii County, and Joaeph w. ser, Jayne Evans, Vicki Fetty, Balell, lU. t, Pl. Pleasaal. M118 Vaugb_an ·~~ · I Early Voting D'.eadlin. e. Two Countzes on Standard Time . ·' ... ·-" ·. WIN HONORS - Jay C. Rus~ School Band Director Donald Mille1 Senior" In a "Meet the Band" eve• background, were alao presented ! Ill foreground, received awards fo' dents." Engagement of Judy Ann Cozart .Jo_)ame.sf. Pope is AnnOP.f!Ced' ·,· · W.M.P~O. Radio · '• MONDAY mRU FRIRDA! ,.. 5:00 Ohio News RoUnd-Up a·oo Shm On - Nes . s,oo Sign 011 . . · Daytime Shows DayUght Savings Time 1·115 Slier~ Hearl saturday ! ·211 Met~' Count• RFD 8:011 Sign On -News WSAZ TV-t WCIJS TV-I 'II'HTN TV·II CllaaDel 4 Movlea 6, ~ Countrv Jamboree 8:811 Aappy Vailev Boya 1:45-Com Cob 1>:30 p m: Sonday - "Slaves of 6-57 We_~ther • ·011 Prntesl8nl Hour 7:110-T!Iday Ooily Word Babylon," - R. Conte, L. 7·00 Natkmal News 7· ~5 Week End 7:115Mike Wallace Christian 7-05 Bill "!Iller Show !tOO Dutton's and Hera'a 'l'ep 7 :~ Oafly Word 9 P. m. Tuesd ay - "T am~ I hed 7-ll5 Bill· ldlller Show Ten Show .- N.. 7 7:~ Bozo .Church nf Chrllil A •· • 11 H . ~· .ws 12:00 Noon News ~e.,., · udson, D. 7:35 Pickens Ratdwlll'O (Toea 1.2·15' p· .... Malone . aul Bowers. '"'u Starcher Fun School and Thurs.} 12 - ~n P•te Shields 1:30-- . 1:10 a.m. Thursday-"Phantom 7-St: News 1:1111 NeWll of the Opera," - N. Eddy, R·lltl Blll Miller Show 1:115 Jim Mees Show ! ·118-Mom. Show Capt. Kangaroo c. Rains 8:45 Baker. fl'nrnitul'<' Shnw 1:011 Sign Off 1::10Movie IWed. · Frt.) SUNDAY 10·00-Eve Guesi Lucy 1:10 a. m. Friday - "Convlcledl P-110 Newa -G. Ford, D. Malone I ·Oii Coffee with Janet 7:30 Sli!JI On-Forward Jl'aitb 10·25-News M l ·tlll Bantlst Hour I to , ~ncentral The McCo)'ll j :w a.m. Saturday- "The 9·15 ~oosh's Shoes <Thurs.) 8·30 News Str•nger Wore A Gun." - IO·Illl llllln F.dul'alion · 8,ar Week End I I: 00-MornlnJ Star Andy Griffith Supermarket R. Scott . 10·0S 'Swap Shop t ·OO Soreadln~ Kin~dOIII 11:30-Paradise Bay Dick Van 'lyb Oaling Game L'llalUiel 4 &porll •0·15 Ministeriol ~AAOCiatlon t·llll The Dible Soeoka 12 ,00-Jeopardy 5:45p.m. SUnday - Soap 11oxlt0·3t So<ial Security 9-45 The Good Life Love 01 Life Donna Reed 12:25Derby Workshop 10:3$ Tom Robertson Sh01f 10-011 Master Control News 12 '30-Postoff' •e . 10 :30 Count" Rvmnflmera Search For Tomor. Father Knows Best 5:30 p. m. Saturday - Grey·_!Hill News 12:45hound Derby IJ ·Oii Tinv'e Country Junction 11·30 Quiet Hour Guiding Llpt 12 ·5S..:.News . Cli. f DoDy Fealllrea 11:30 Tinv'• Countrv Hymnllme 1?·00 Noon N•ws t a. Ill. - Paul Dixon Show ~ - 00 Naliot111l Ne"" 12· 1.1 Christians Aour 1·00Woman's Page Ben Csaey 12 Noon - 50-50 Club !Ruth Ly· 11 : 1~ Local News 12,30 Rev. Merlin Teeta 1· 30-Slnging As World Turns ons) 12-30 Goessler's Guest Star 1:00 Rev. Eddie Boyer 2 p. m. The Coffee Club 12:30 Larrv ~nderSIIn Show 1·30 Rev. Slla• 'lillups 2:118-0ur Llvea Password Confidential I p. m. I O'CioeL Reporla 2-30 Milea Kusic Show 2·011 Aarve.•t Ttmo 2:30-Doctora House Party A Time For Us Ohio News, Weather and 4:15 Karr ond Van Zandl Show 2:1S Rev. Bobby Lee Adldntl Z:55Women's News Sports IMon. Wed. ll'rl.l 2:30 Week End 3,110-Anoth. World To Tell Truth Gen. Hospital II p. m. -TV 4 Eleventh Hour 4:30 Electric Co. toea! NeWI 5·30 Si•" 'lit 3:25News Ohio News, Weather and 3:30-dor' Say Edge Of Nigbf The Nursea Sports Cbaaael I .\lovles Vlti-Cartooa Secret Storm II p. m. Friday - "The River 4:341Rln Tin TID Mollday • ,Friday OS Mason County Nelli Changes," R. Rory, H. Mar- · 6:00 Sii!JI On-Bob Kautz Show 5:10 World News '· 5:110-Cheyenne Sea Runt SoUI>Y Salea esch ~' Channel I 7:45 »<hoes ol Jov 5:15 So<itllvht on Sporta· 5:30Brave Stanton Beaver ,... 8:110 Ohio Valley, News 5:25 Weather 1:30 p. m. Saturday - Plnbusl- 1·05 World N•ws 5:!111 ~IIMei Boulevard ers - teen-age bowlill8 1:10 Soortacope .7:110. Sign 011 Evening Shows with 'Gene Fullen 1:15 Weather Plclure 8a111rday II:25 P·ll!Satorday-Ohio Star 1:18 Bob Kautz Sb-. 1:110 Slcm On- Louie Muelkr , ,oo-News Lawman Wealher llewa ,, Bowling 1:55 Communttv · Newa 7:45 Eehoea of Joy 6:30-News CBS ~ews Ernest Tubbt . I;'. 1 Speeial Fealtlru t :IIO Talk of the 'l'oWD l:ilo News 7:118-Singln& Nf!W! 1:30 p.m. Sunday -tlelaice Ia 1:55 Mason Cmmty Newa 1:18 Louie Mueller RID em an ' .. 7:30 Wild West Aetl.. - 'Magnelk Search' 10:110 Louie Mueller Sbow 8:!11 News Headlinea Movie 10 p. m. Saturday - llpeclol- 10:30 Latchsbing leJCtllt 8:51 Newi 1:00-Hank , ;:ow, Day,• hoslecl br Nick 11:1111 Ohio NeWll . 1::111 New• Headlines ,. 8:30 Mitch Miller Hogan'• 11eroea ollaao 11 :Oii Louie Mueller Silo• . 1:55 Newa , .,._ I Do.By Pealtlru -I - Prldayl..Churcb 10:~ Son• and Story Time 1:00Gomer Pyle Honey "'l'est Bello Ring} 10:55 Newa 1:30-Mr. Roberta Movie Farmer's Dal~Jhler 7 1. m. - Over LlgbUy. 1:30 a. Ill. -Jack LaLanne - 11 :30 Public Service · ii:!O N•ws Headlinet 10:110-UNCL! Court MarUal UO p. m. - Mike Douglq show ll :45 World News JI:SI Loole MueDer !lhoW Pa...,.ater Newa f p. m. Ohio News with Nick 11:55 Maoon County \'feWll 12:110 Newo SUmmary I• ·OO-Newa Basoo 12:110 CoJ11munlty News 12:20 BuOelfll Board 11:1511:30 p. m. -The Merv Grllfln 12:05 Noon Newa 12 :~ N•"" o Gra,mt 11:30- Tonight News Aelion Tbeater how 12:10 Marketa . 12:311 Jl'lll'l'tl Bureau 11:50Late Show ---...,...-- & Cballllfl It Mo.vles 12:15 Mid Day Weather 1.2:45 8aluri!A~ Mollnee -· ~ ll!llo p. m. Sundav - "Bir 12:28 Bulletin Board 1::10 Newa Readllnea '-·. ~(gf 3 . . .- lllf:~= W. Beery, R. ~ NFewa o, rramal!our, i:Sl Newa · "~ .: ·. , ... . · ·,., M . Main . "- arm 8 orne .. ~ l :iljl New1 Headlines - ,( 1:30 p. m. Monday - "No Down rexcent Friday-Country 1:55 News Payment," - J. Woodward, Go Round) 1:311 N.Wi Headlinet Daytime Showa Daylight Sli"inge Time T. Randall, J. Hunter; B. 12:45 Count" Go Round 3:55 News Rnsh I :55 Newa Beat 3:31 News Headllnea "'I'SAZ TV I WCIIII TV-I WHTN TV·U 11:50 p. m. Mondav - "'!'he 2:00 Countrv Go IIOipf S:IIS Newa · · ClassroM~ 7:118-Aimanae Saint's Vacation," .,... H. 2:55 Newo Beat . . 4:30 Newa Headllnel Sinelalr, s. Gray 3:00 Mid Day Ma~ &:110 Newa Roundup I :otl-Popeye Neigbboro Capl Kangarott 11:20 p. m. Tuesday _ "Prfnc-· J:li5 Newa Beat · 5:11 Tile Good IJfo 1·1!;Soc. SecuritJ ea of Foxea" _ ' 1 '. Pof:OO Dl8clng with Doll .,,. CoD)munlty «119,tr, UIy;0n1 of W. 0. Welleto 4:10 Iat.erd!aDge f:IIO Dinner Mwdnle t :otl-J•tsona Froggie Heckle & Jee!tle II:ZO· p. m. Wednesday 1 T. e &:110 Commtmlty News,. 7:11 l!lp 011 9:311-Atorn Alii Tenn. Tu:~~edo Bell tl lloger1 - "The Matiere Falcon." ila 10,118-Sec. Squirrel Mighty Moose Pwty Pia 11:30 p. m. Thursday "Re10:30-UnderdOI wsle Beatlea becca" - J. Fontalrfe, L. 11 :118-Top Cal Cartoon Tom & Jerry Ollvler Ev_enJ.,,;, 11 :30-Fury Magilla (larllla Quick Draw lf1llery Woeli - CbD· 12:00 Bach. Father Sky Kina 11:20 p.m.tllbe fl'riclayBuga llu!mJ ler Nlgbt 'l'riiiJ ol o·lltletl 12:30 Dogs Monster Linus 1:111-Flatt11:2111 p. m. SaturdaJ - "Hold 12:45lloppll}' Jfoopll "' Back !be llawq" - C. Boy1:t!O Juli• Fliel:a Ill', o. DeHaviDml I : 30 The Big Play Swcher Bandslaud I 8 ·0•-1 II llfiirll 1:110 .feq : p. Ill. Saturday - a.. 1:30 Qfl ~SIQirt 2:011 BasebaU Town & Co11111rJ 2:341Big p;cture Let's Dance ""'"' ball - Indians n White Sol t :OO J4'ovle . 3:118Bowilna 1:31 p. ·m. Saturday - ~t- 1:30-. 3:30menta Of Victory, Browns HS. and Packers. the storv of 10:110 ; 1965's NFL Championship 10:30£111"" . 11:00... :.' ' Ottillel It Daily Featurea If li~ ·-: · I .~ !i}. - Lucl'1 Toyflbop · Jl:2(1 n- Daylight Savings Time wsAz - . TV-13 Church 8 30! ,45 - 9:00 9::W Evangelism 9·45-.Jubiiee -The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 24, 1968 IL30 Bible 12:45 I • · I · ACCEPTS CHECK - Mrs. J the proposed new comprehensive SChool Diatrlct, center, accepta a lng are, Jell to right, Mra. Haro IIU1sell, prelidenl = ;0::::, .ud :on, °i \l c_ d ·~t:::::::::>·:~:::=::::::::·~='=:::::t - Sh01fll .r.•ler~~~Fi::J'~·;;~--~J;;-~:::--'. !;' t>;~~~ .~~ ~!i"!~J u M'li.a li-11-''l .... tj " . Face The N• tloa ·• . Jow. Oral Roberts Facing Life Ligblhoose Harmony Boys • NBA Game .. 3:110 3:30 Beethoven Alumni Fun Film 4:110 1:1.54:30 SPEDSQSA Stoney Sure HO Viet Nam Mr. Ed 5:311-Coilege Bowl. Ted Mack '"' Lassie Sea Voyage Ed Sullivan The FBI I "TY Mason Movi@ N>rk from lhe Uaiversity ol Chicago 'II'Y and tho Umverslty of Marburg, ' on Germaay; also aa boaorary Doopro- tor of Laws Degreo from Dick· I o1 insoo O>Uege, Carllols, Po. He liDS. baa served 01 the faculty of u Dickinson Jllllior eouege and Brv· !be Ualversity of Louisville. caa 'l1:H! public is lavited to both Be tbe dinAer alld the program. .7:30 Wail Disney 1·110.1:30-Brended -9:00 Bonarua DILES IS . , h~ lDtel'Yiewlng Tiger~· Lefthlndei- Mickey LoUcb. 10:00-Wae!tiest Ship Candid camera On~ of DUe~' annual televlillon oj>eclall Is 1 presentation of the Detroit Tigera In 10:!0What's My Line 1prmg tralnmg. This picture was made during that fllmlng Iii Ma~h ot'tbls,yeu. li:OO-News News 11:15-Theater Changing World ll:!ltllAte Show ·451.2:00 TV Honors in · Bunche11 News l!oard ol Dlrecton of die Movie ..... ES IN YOUR HOME EACH WEEK lutb Trl • County Coucert A,.ocl. and lllfoa wtll meet at 8 p. m. ~ )eat) Wednesday at 111e . . . mty of Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Clarke • Garfield A.._ , atElecUoa of oifiten will he 1108• held, and initial plsos for tbe 111U7 season wtil '••.. !be be made. The meeting will lion. be OJI'il to the public, aad 10111 interested In future ur. o1 1ae eoneert astociatloa is erg, ll'god to a - Ibis lmponfest lid • 11fin« A1TEND8 SCHOOL \.. CAlif "''ECCff lY IIMS CAll IIATCII . . . ' · 1IIK llmTAIRIIfllll ~ FR~ COLUMBUS Cl1. 10 Saturday I ! ,. P.M. "HOLD ll~•;r. THE DAWN" Cheri• !Ioyer, Cl . day ball .!8rl em\'18 fJa. :;... b. lliir ~~.~ .• FOR ONLY 17c A DAY .. q!ijO NEWS & S~TS 1!~9"'; THE ~PITOL :AN11NNA . I INC. Magnolia Temple, Pytblaa Sisters, met in regular session Thursday evening at tho DAV bail with Ethel Stewart, moal excellent chief, presiding. The meeting opened Ill ritualIstic form. Reported ill were Elizabeth Campbell, home from hospital and Lena Grueser. Flowers were 11ent to Miss Grueser while hospiln!ized. Margar<rt Seidenabei W81 reported as improving. A communication was read from Beth Davis, grand chief. cencerning a grand eouocll for Sunshlna Girls. Fifty sick calls were reported and $25 in altruistic work. A were Darned •• the refreshmelll committee. At the olose of the meeting I oilent auctloR W81 held ' · Mrs. Lochary Reviews Book By Mark Gibbs Mn. Patrick Lochary gaN a book review of, "God's Fr• ea People," by Mark Gibbs, whell the Episcopal Churchwom·. en of Graco church met Thuro-' day, at the parish house. Tho bishop's conve•lioo address waa also reviewed by Mrs. Ltchary, followed by a discussiol. During the business session in charge of Mrs. A. R. Knight, president, electiom of offi~rs was held with Mrs. Knight ,.. e1~cltd president: Mrs. )..och. llal, • - - - - - - - - ' " ' oR ary,Johnson vice presijent; Mrs. Titer, tficretary; ancl· I Wec!. .Y 11:20 P.M., The 11eot of H!l!'l"""' a,.ort "MALTESE DAWN" , • ._,~ D&. JAMES REED· Pythian Sisters Meet Regularly AtDAVHall and 6' 00-News 20th Century Rifleman .6:30 Bell Teleph. San Francisco Beat Addams Family ·f •OII- froiD round robil!l. card was aeat to Lena Grueser. Pla01 weN tdM lo lh~ author of 1 bookie! enlll· made lor a visit by Sylvia lep- led, Umted Natlous and Refu- Bownes district dt!pllty oa b- IJOOI - Chang1ag Coneepts." 'lbur..U:y May 19 Edith I Ia Dr. Read holds PhD degrees Lanning 'and 'll:H!l~a Grueser Evening Shows ,! C! ..:turda ·Y urld . ,lD PM~KUe 1,00-Meel Press 1:30 At IssUe es will Celebrate MnvSixth ... ' Truth Crusade MO Wild Kingdom Soc. Security We Believe 2,15 Spts. Spectacular 2:30 Hocey 2:45 . fairgrounds was dedicated be-l fore :1)0 persons, and 20 units 1 of trailers were pre&anl from I 1 Huntington, and other coi1UIUIII- i . ltiea Bull winkle Discovery 12:00- TV Chaoel 12 :30 Garden Club Pot~mus Uii- •-rta new . Peter Camera 3 Bowling 15: m- Beany and CecD 1o,oo Lamp 10 30Look Up 10·45- Christophers .11 ,nn and RADIO Living Legion God Is Answer Cartoon ~ Guests were present ·•el· Robert A. Queen. Asso. Wat<:h- Ashland, Ky., Racine, Oak man of Shepherds; Esta Reese, Hili, Vinton and St. Albans, w; uiiy Worthy SCTJbe, installed into her Va. the orlice by Gall Russell ; Flor- Roger Wil liams sa ng, "Ma1 ley, ence WilliS, Worthy Treasurer; the Good Lord Bless ann Keep and Peggy Burton, Worthy Chaplain' You," which closed the mee~ ~ss Gladys Evans, Worthy Guide; lng, after which a receptiod the Bernice McMahon, Worthy Her- was held. Dorothy Steger prO: ast. aid; John .i . Reese, First Wise sided at the punch bowl, Gail 1ere Man; Russell Wood, King; El- R"ssell served the C<Jlfee, Fior· Ia- lea Wood, Queen; Clara Card- ence Willis, Ruth Meadows and tef, well, First Hand Maid; Sadie Gladys Evans assisted with · aa Jones, Second Hand Maid; Maye the serving of cake, nult and '.ling Houck, Third Hand Maid; Bea·, min ts. Sunday 1'.J.E.H. Radio lbree princ:ipels were fired, In- 8JX'I'Y PERSONS inVolved In 'tal the priDclpll of the the recent Farm Bureau memllfP acbool, Donald Wolle. bersbip drive and other lead· · era attended the Trl • County 1iK DRIVE POit the new banquet at Salisbury ScbiOl in hl8h acbool bond wua IS mtY. Meip county on Monday. to the plannlil« commlssCoion,unty II ing alotl&- An appeal lor funds 'I urban renewal projects. to operat. lbe campaign was GAWPOLIS RESJDEN'l'S en- comm!asionen purebased made this week. Nine promln-l operated almost IIIII per cent forced fee loader 11 a coat,,eet·ll 1111 prupontniS of the issue lep- In the cleanup drive Thursday "7 ,31$ at their weekly Ill radio tl(leecbes lD !IS sup-( and Friday when city workmen 1n1. part. Imade an all-<llll effort to re-. .move tons of debris. lEY CLUBBERS have MEIGS MEN WERE involved led arquee type In · the Blue Flame C<Joklne GAWPOU'I'ANS ARE set sen a new mem acbool, which was held this for the dedication Sunday of !0 ~ ~~oneadlllm II week at Pomeroy. The event tho new boat launching and ~ the k $125 dallll&l' 11 was IPO!Isored by the Columbia parking facility built on the ~ Arthur 1 Gaa of Ohio, Inc. riverfront 11 a cost of $114,0110 AC:: of the Amer· by the u. S. Engmeers. Con· · the TODAY WilL SEE the cor- vessinan Walter M~ller will ~ Revolullor =~ of nera~e laying of the new St. he the 'apeaker. Gai!IpOhs Eiiat ann .veraary~a at R Paul'l Lutheran Church at the are se"ing a chicken barbecue ~:E p M~re oreiii·ll corner of Sycamore and Sec· Sunday noon to help feed the ~~ Ohlo · SAR w.; the ond sts, Pomeroy, at 3 p. m. several thousand e:cpected for F cbiatric Members of the buildins com· the event. The program starts ::!er.,;ere ~t!:y this mfttef, and the builder, Hor- ot 1:!0 p. m. k 1 GSI ace Karr, will have parts in wee I · ,. thO program. RIO GRANDE COLLEGE bao ~-~ '' been designated as a depository STEPHANIE ....,..,., GALLIA COUNTY for the loth ConareS8ional dis· Darned girl of Ute year 4, BIG TIIEPT RING was trict, with many government Gallipolis BPW Club. ippareutly broken up Ibis week publications eljl!Cied tD be Bickle of Hannan Trace when sev~n Lawrence cnunti· .given to the library. The col- acboel wu eJectad prelidenl 1111, Including three juveniles, Ieee also received 1 grant of lbe DIJlrlcl Future Fonnm~=' 1lf*' taken into custody by f4,400 from the National Science America. Wilier Wilker, the Gallia sheriff'• department. Foundation to bt uaed for er of Galllpolls EJplorer Amolll the person• captured purchase of equipment fJJr the was preH!dl!d 1111 Ill•• 1ft8 Cecil Cade 2'1 loci Ken- bio!OiiCII acienees. er award 11 a Trl • Slate netii Cade, 27. oi th~ Waterloo !Dg lD ~D. Edmund comntQRity. They received 11o GWAPOLI8 LIONS easlatln Karlsrud, baritoilt el~~ted the 20 tears on charges of recel•· Scout mspection at the MGM Tri • Counly Concllrl I~.!' _., <IIOiell eouds. Othtr cbargea Camporee thlll llarla on the aerlel on fuead&Y lll&ltL '""'' .-..,pindlng against WliUe Mas- fairgriUIIIII Aptll 30. Paul Sav· Qmrlene Dan! II the D8W 11, oDd Vlrlil Jorllon ap, atto$1ed with 1111 Gal- pmkJelrt of Kypr Creek • 111 .... n llllrlrl. a 1rn1111 &o. a& CGJUII'li'¥ l(1tiU lloolten. _. _ _ ~jot, ' ·- IQVI'IlBIH 'LOCAL School camping facility back of the > TV-Ca.ble Friday The annual state of confusion concerning time comea to this sector of the valley today, but the air waa cleared , 111 the Bend area this week when the Pomeroy council re· v ;sed the referendum vote that had favored dayllgbt sav· i· ss time. There are some legal mysteries, but it appears t,1at Meigs county and the Middleport-Pomeroy area wtll be on standard time. Mason county bas to foUow state law, and wUi be on the fast time. It now appears that Ga!Ua county and Gaillpolil will remain on standard, with onlY Cheaapeu• on the fast Ume ed 1 downriver. grand larceny. The ease is t1 up with the bumlng down of GENMAL T£LEPIIONE Co. the eight • room house of tbe _.oo thil week thet It late Cetra Slagle, and pilfering would build addltionll to. the of two cabins, and In the case mbanges in both RuUand and of Utose sentenced, a live call llaelDt. Tht addllloDs wm add wea . found In the car trunk. 110-lqllll'l feel to each facility The Juveniles were eged 14, 15, and Ute projects art to be com- 'IIIII 1&. plMI by J-1. • IUDY ANIII COZART : to Lucille Neff. Noble Prophetess; By Dwight C. Wetherbo" MEIGS COUNTY GALLIA COUNTY'S ing, -··Appreciation,'' "G ive Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mrs. WalThem Flowers Now," "Thank. ier Hayes, Jlts. Delbert Mib,h· l fulness" and 41 A Rose to the ell. A dessert course with mints Living." She read scripture : and coffee were served by Mrs. from the New Teslament and 1 Lyons and Mrs. Norton. - -- • • mado-. book, ••Leaves of Gold ," Jnclud- Housh, Mrs. Marie Hawkins, Is Announced Week in Review EJistrl<t wm face a considerable change In the INCblng and edmiDistrali<ID of Its acbooll. Ia acti<Jn lbio - " the board of .-uJr &caeptod Ilia reatanaU. If MVtD teacher1, tyo l1l&ra wen 1101 reblred, and Mno. Joa,.. Pauley and Joba 1Officer; Margaret 'l'oppil& lrlce Evans, Worthy G ''G'AUJPoLis CHAPTER No. w. Evana were lnstatlt!d WIO wunuy ~baplain; Elizabetjl Jolla A. Brucker, w tile blgbeal offlce of Lafayette Cloud, Worthy Herald; Rozel Guard. Z83. Order of E881ern llllr, Sbrln• N•~ ~- of the Order of Kuhner, Worthy Scribe; liar- Honorary Ofllcert will iiDili iis ~ li i:.iii the While Sbrille of Jerusalem IIWI'et Thomas, Worthy Organ. were Ella Wllllama, Col« • > :::e:m~nta~ Temple. al the open Installation of ofli· lsi; Mary K. Stambangb, or- er; Sadi.e Irion, Eseort;~ CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club cera beld Tuesday evenilg al thy Guardian; Roger Williama, line PbaleD, Banner .. will meet at 8 p.m. lD the lbe MaaoDlc Hall. Soloist. Hazel Kuhner, Angel; ;s: .. church. The Sbrlne room .,... beautl· After the Officers • e1ee1 bad Wood, Flower Girl; Gall ilul ~.t CENTENARY GRANGE wiD fully decorated wlth a white taken their position in the eroea ~. :O:::y~Ieger, ~ bold ita regular meelilli 11 croas in the East made by the lonnalioa, tbe Color lleaier, Slam g alroDI of • 7:30 p.m. Worthy Higb Prieltoss • elect Ella Williams entered I he Martba Neal, Veras Gle~ GALLIPOLIS JUNIOR WOM· busbaad, David Pauley. Oa a Shrine room with the National Bruce Bradbury • Marj~ ea'a club, at 8 p.m. at t b • pedealal under the erose wea Emblem. Alter the pledge of Sa~rs, Elizabeth CIO!Id; home of Mn. Giell ~ a beauliiul arr1111g01110nt olllgbt- Allegiaace to the Flag of the Queens Atte~ants; Cbarlea ... , Lower River Rd. Speak- Ill pinl: rosea with a UJOiled Slates of Ameri<a, Rog- Stp egert, K ffimg s Guarid. or wiD be Rev. A. R Mao- made by LudlJ Nell Mr Nell er Williams sang the "Lord's as 0 cers )ewe was Jd' Ke&zie whose topic will bt made lour e · •- 11 Prayer." ' senled to Gail Russell by Jo''Menlal Health." ...... arraagemeB · anne Pauley in behalf of lilt Gl-ace Bradbury, Marjorie The officers were IllSialled as Shrine, she also presesled .a POMONA GRANGE will meet Saunders and Esta _Reese made follows : Joanna Pauley, Worthy gift to Gail Hussell and Paiil at B p.m., at Springfield arrangements which added Gr..ge Hall. Practice lor bea ty to the Sbrla High Priestess; while she was Fred Wo<'d m behalf of their of. tbe flflh degree. All PoDl018 u e room. being escorted around the cross ficers. Mrs. Pauley introduced members, C<Jme out and help. Gall J. Russell, retlrlng Wor· by her husband, David Pauley, her husband. David Pauley, dauBE'ITY STAM CLASS of tho thy High Priestes.s, and Paul Roger . ~iliiams sang "He" ghter Ter'"':'· Mothe., Ca therFirst Baptist church will Fred Wood, retirmg Wal<:hman and I. While John W. Evans, me Auslm, (, andmolher, Mar· meet at 7;_:w p m at th b of Shepherds, assisted by Doro- Watchman of Shepherds, was garet Coalter and Aunt lre114! • -- • - ·' ! · e.. OJDl~ .._~~ ·- I au- Y-a)d, being escorted a round the cross, Nurnberger. all from Charle~ 1hy Roger illiams sang "He;" ton. w. Va. : Mrs. Cedric Clarkt treasurer. · , It was anmmnced that reserva· Mr. ud Mrs. William Warn-' lions for Springboard at Proeer wn in Columbus, Saturday, tor Conference Center on April Sunday and Monday. Mr. Wara- 29, are to he made with Mrs. • atteaded the College ef Beau- Koight before Tuesdav. Mrs. J, ty Knowledge. Mn. Warner at- E. D. Hartinger rep;,rted that tanled the gel-together party nine hospital gowns find twei.. 'IIIII ballquel with her husband. bibs had been seut to Children'• Hospital in Cincinnati. BAD SURGERY Mra. Cedric Clark and Mra. Rldtard Roush Racln Is Dale Dutton served a dessert petlant at the Gallipollse,Medi~ course at the close of the meei> oal Center following oye 1111'· log. gory, �.( I ' ' ' Lafayette Gallia ' Events Installation ·- --1 MONDAY GAWPOLIS CHAPTER No. 283, Order o1 Easlern Star will bold Ita bisJJOCIIoa 117:!0 Jp.m. m the Masoliic Temple. Refreohmenta. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club will meei at 8 p.m. ID lbo church. CENTENARY GRANGE will Devotions are Led bv Mrs. Reynolds For Past Matrons' Club of QES ~votlons were given by Mrs. clost:.>d with prayer. W1111om Reynolds at the April Cards were sent to Mrs Zel· JlleeUDII of the Past Matrons' Club of Evongeline Chapter, OES, in Middleport at the MaS?nic Temple Friday mghl Mrs. JOhn Lyons and Mrs. Gene Norton were hostesses. Tho meeUng was opened by the pre3idettt Mrs w,·u· A ' · " nthony•. •nd Mrs. Reynolds read selections taken from the ~k,,"Leave~ ~f Ia Cross, who sustained a ·brok· en hone recently and to Mrs Evelyn Lewis, ~ho has bee~ in Holzer Hospital for observa~ tion and tests. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. William Reynolds, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, and Mrs. Lillian Steiff Others attending w~re Mrs J, A. Young Sr. Mr• Gold,'' Jnclud- Roush, Mrs.' mg, ApprecJatJoc,'' "G i v e Them !lowe~, Now," ''Thank~ f~l~ess" and A Rose to the LIVIng, She read scripture from the New Testament_a~d I M~rie bold Ita regular """"'"' at ~ 30 p.m. AILIPOLIS JUNIOR WOM..., club, at 8 p.m. at I b a bome of Mra. Glen 1bomp101 • Lower River Rd. Speak- :e= r,..; }Iawkins Mrs. C.'harles Bennett Mrs W ~~ ter Hayes, Mrs. Delbert Mi~h~ ell. A dessert course with mints and coffee were served by Mrs Lyons and Mrs. Norton. . .t:elNI:l'!i ,!u ~ ~;~•· JUDY ANN COZART Engagement of Judy Ann Cozart ·- ~-- _,__ - - .....-...-. - - -- _,..._... !::~~ "Meotal Heo!lb, POM · at ONA GRANGE w~ meet Gr 8 ~m., at Sprmg!Jeld lbe~~II. Practice for greo. AU Po11101111 come out and help. """'""".,.il'4¥ ,CLASS of lbe .--.- 8 :. r, 491 LS Held .., ~!,.~" Pauley and Jobal Officer; Margaret Toppiq, 1r1oo Evans, Worlb Guardlaa ... loto W<>rthv Chaolain1 Jmb.abolhiJnho A. Broeker y w..Q . lbo blihesl office o1 Lalayetle Cloud Worthy Herald· Guard · · Sbrine No. 44, of the Order of K~r. Worthy Honor.·- ""'-. 1 .U..-· """"'- 01.-'o. . . . . ' 1 W: , ~ -~ VI.I.U;la.tl ' .... "aw............. ""' -=--~~~~?~~~m~•. W~h!r t:'l!'g!..~ ~ !!'J!~ WflliaRW~ I'Ainl' ~ .II 1be open bistallatioo of off!. ist; Mary K. Stambaugh, or- er; Sadie Irion·, ~; ...W eers ~ Tuesday . evenllg at lby Gu&rdian; Roger Wllllamt, line Phalen, Bonner J1eorio • lbo lLsonle Hall Soloist. ' 'i . Hazel Kuboer, Angel·' J... The Shrloa room wu beaull· After the Officers • elect bed Wood, Flower Girl; Hall RuJi fully decorated wllb a while taken their position In the CI'OB8 sell, Dorothy Steger, Mary CI'OII8 In the East made by lbe formatioa, the Color Bearer Slambaugb, Malrool of HOIIDI'~ Worthy High Prlestees • elect Ella Williams entered til~ Martha Neal, Vema Gleasoaj; husbaad, David Pauley, 0o a Shrine room with the National Bruce Bradbury, Marjd pedestal Wider the cross was Emblem. After the pledge o1 Saunders, Elizabeth Cloud ' abeluthill arrangement of llgbt- Allegiooce to the Flag of lbe Queen'• Attendaols; Chari~ ad plllk rose8 with a madotma, Ullited Stales of America, Rog- Steger, King's Guard. made by Lucille Nell. Mn. Neff er Williams 8811{1 the "Lord'• Past officers jewel was preo made four more arraagemeata. Prayer." llented to Gail Russell by J~ Grace Bradbury, Marjorie anne Pauley in hehaif of lba Saunders and Esta Reese made The officer• were lnslt.lled as Shrine. she also presented 11 arra11{1ementa which added follows ..Joonna Pauley, Worthy gift to Gail Russell and PaUl beauty to lbe Shrine room. H~h Priest<ss; while she was Fred Wocd m behalf of their ofG bemg escorted around the cross ficers Mrs p 1 1 trod ed th Jb rellriDII Wor· by ber husband, David Pauley, her b;,.band '::',.., p{ed ~~ood •• .. ' and Paul Roger Williams sang "He" ghter Teres~ Mothe · C 'th -·~ -~ "'"•'"'!! ~- Hazell Scri..;. ••- Jd 8~. ~~ of o:~i:YP~ey Shepberds,r=~W~~:: ~~~b~!hi~~ J~~~h~;d~v~~; ;;.~":it~;·:~~·~~~; aM"; :~ SMargtager as invltiBg Herald, being escorted around the cross, Nurnberger. all from u . aret Thomas, Worthy Roger illiams sang "He·" ton w v OrgaAl31 eolled the meeting to L ·11 ' ' · a· Glrdeo order and extended a brief wei· R~'!:.:t ~efQuf,Noble/rophetess ; Guests were present come to all r . een, sso. Watch· Ashland, Ky., Racine, ;:: lit· EJ.. aang Opeo the Gates of the of!iee by Gail R 11 F1 · meet- :m~~· oiT~resa ABB Pauley, ence WilliS, Wor~~;e ~easur;~; -·- ---- -l\1-_.--,,---Daytinl-. -e-SJa_o_--Da-y-ugh-ts-IIVllllll-. -. 12th Attempt at Saleable Pilot M&vie T-im-e1 Has Jack Leonard fall ef Blacl MQQ& Aid IIIah wolabt• got .,_ Week in Review Two Counties on Standard Time < The annual state of confusion concerning lime comeo to this sector of the valley today, but the air was cleared In the Bend area this week when the Pomeroy council re· v •·sed the referendum vote that had favored daylight sav· l·o:;s time. There are some legal mysteries, but It appears bat Meigo county and the Middleport-Pomeroy area will be on Standard time. Maaon county has to follow state law, and will be on tbe flat time. It now appears that Gallla county and Gallfpolia will remain on standard, with only Chesapeake on tbe fast time downriver. grand larceny. The case Is Ued '1 up with the bumlng down of GENERAL TELEPHONE Co. lbe eight • room house of the IDDOUilced thil week thai It 1 late Cetra Slagle, and pilfering would build aclclltioDJ to. lbe o1 two cabioa, end In the ease achiPIIII" in both RuUancl Wid of those sentenced, a live calf 1ladM Tbl addlliOIIS will add was found In lbe cai trunk. IIG, Iqllllt feet to eoch facility The juveniles were aged 14, 15, , ud the projects art to be com- 'IOd 18. .! lJIMl by J1118 I. IQUI1IEliN UlCAL School GALLIA COUN'IY'S new , Dlstriet will face a consid«- Cllllping facUlty back of lbe • lble cbaage Ia lbe taaehlog and fairgrounds was dedicated be-l \ ldmiDistralloll of Its acbool& ID fore :100 persons, and 20 units I • ' action tbla - k lbe l>oar.i of of trallen were presaot from I \ -.~~en ~~eaapled the reo~&D&- Buntmgtoo, and other commuo·~ · U.. .t ltVID taacllera, tyo Illes. · . utlilrt were 1101 reblred, and . three principals wm fired, in- SIXTY PERIIONS IDvolvod In tile .......... the priDclpal of 1be the recent Fann Bureau mem- set lllll!lecboo~ J)onald Wolfe. bership drive and other lead- Iii( . ers attended tbe Trl • County b JliiiVE FOB the new banquet at Salisbury Scbaol Ia blab IIObool bond laaue is mtv· Melp county on Monday. t1J 1 In& alooa· An appeal for lunda . ti. Ia eperall 1be campai&n waa 1 GALLIPOLIS RESIDENTS co- l!llli. made thi• week. Nine promln· 1 operated almost 100 per cent 1ft 1111 proponents of lbe luue tap- Iin the cleanup drive ThursdaY if· od ' radio ..,eecbes In Its sup-land Friday when elly workmen ~ made an all-oat effort to remove tons of debris. 11., MEIGS MEN WERE lnvelved ill!' In - lbe ~lue Flame coa~<me GAWPOLnAN8 ARE oet ~ aebool, which was beld thiS for the cledlcation Sunday of toi,li week at Pomeroy. The event the new boat launching and In a was aponsored by the Columbia parking facility buill on lbe olk,~ Gal of Ohio, Inc. riverfront at 1 co31. of $111 •OliO F lot'ti by the U. S. Eogmeers. Coo· TODAY WILL SEI: the cor· Walter Moeller wiD 1'!1111 Del'8lcille laying of the new St. be the 'ilpeaker. Gallipolis Elks 8\11: Paul's Lutheran Church at the are serving a chicken barbecue comer of Sycamore and Sec· Sunday noon to help feed the ~r,H ond sis, Pomeroy, at 3 p. m. sevoral thousand expected for deat Members of the buildiD!I com- the event. The program starts " mitlef, and the bulkier, Hor- at 1:10 p. m. aid~!! ~ Karr, will have parts In .... the program. RIO GRANDE COlLEGE ~ao been designated as a depository m GALLIA COUNTY for the loth Co~~CfesBIOnal dis· DBIIJf 1\ IIIG THEJI'f RING was trict, with many government G&lll: ~reotly broken up this week publieatiOIIS ezpected to be Bfcti When seven Lawrence counti- given to lbe library. The col· ICbcic .... Including three juveoilea, llqe also received • ennt of the ! were taken into cu•tody by IUOO from the Natlooal Sctence A~ lbe Galllia oherifra department. Foundlllfon to be uaed lor er · AIDOIII ~· persons captured purcbue of equipment lor the was , Wll;!l Cecil Cad<, 7:1, and K•n- bioiOileal 1<ience11. er a netll Cade, 7:/, of the Waterloo ing t comrnljllily. They received 3 lo GALLIPOU8 LiON8 assist In Karli 28 year~ on charges of rece!v- Seoul InspectiOn at the MGM Trl ' · leg tlolet1 aondo. OtiMr charges Camporee that •tarts OD the aerlli lteopondb•g agallllt Wll!le Mas- fairarauoda April 30. Paul Sav· :10, end Vlr&U Jordon 1qe, UIOclaled 'lfltb the Ual- ~ • ill till IIIII ........ 1 llnalll .CO. II Celumbul ljiOtt ~ ut.,.... . _s:_»-_____ ~·~ F;~·' --· ~ ;~ ReD P*r ,rennlnp Wella Far&'O &:Oil-Newt 1:15- ==-=--==~::...:::....:..::::_1 U:~ t1;38-Parad&e. . ~ Grillllb Dl<t Van Dyli& 6:30--Newt 7:011--Movies 7:30I:Otl- 8:309:00 Perry eo• 1:3010:110 Run for LHe II: 011--Newa · News trt<lnf ........ Jelt· ,.,. ,_. ' I BDve Guo, TraveL Ill 0 Clock lll&b Newo ileJiort To TeD Trutll I've Got A. secret .TVTub . e Middle Talent Seoull Avengers Newa New• Wea~ &:IQI'~Y Ctant~lle. 78 , •er.. 111e Mogiclan 151 6&::Q....,.New No. 216 J _, 3 .,. ~ ~·....,.t n!lernai!onal '1:10 ., .• j 8 1!fi1W Profile 10:00· Taooii 7:30.... 1:30 L 31 I 10:1111 lllii!YS trofilo WI I 9 z s:oo Read 5:30 DlderBmen 8:00 ftl 'J GW. No. '18 8:15 lli!rl.. theM t laD ._.Up w ,30 lllllh N• • tta 67:00,..Pienc'CWNo.50 7:30 a:oo ...,.., &lloal> ~:: =tTalk 10:00; Profile ~ ,......... • . 5:110 "'""'' Pttndl Cllj!f No. M r $·.• ....olVr·2:-mw . - . ·~.-- J'rle~ .,311 lllldl -~··•"'- Blac~ I Beone . _• .,.. Ap1l u. Eveni•r l!liJolleu - Kangaroe Movll Khlln w t:oot:05-Mr. Cartoon BeD CaseJ t:IO:- Thursday. Tbe McCoYI Supermarket Dating Game Jlonna Reed' a:oo-Aoolb. World To Tell Trulb 1:2$New• 1:36-Doo'l Say Edge of Night DaiiJ Wbrcl Mll:e Wallace Starcher Confldenltlll Time ror ue Wome~~· a Newt· 1o:oo-Eye. Gto:25-Newa 10: 30-Ciinceotral The Nurses . 11:011--Mom. Star 11 :30-Paradlae secret storm Rln TID TID Mto Q wl, Ill 8eiiNL! ,...._ .,._ 111 I =-=-=--;;;iii•-•..t, _. aa · )l<'D-·1>,., •r.• - Dan lhomaa .,., .. a~ Gobel a 7:111ht Foraytlie ' fll."r.311-Motber · Car D·"'-' e.-. r ""'liP: 1'1' ., ·· ilLI 1. · t·tn-~.1& = lt30:_,P~;,.:;!'.-I.!_ .::_ I 10:31)• ....,.ne-lla. s -. 1118'" • "t . •. .. • • . :31!.,.._ ""' '.......;..,.•• , . = laDI' · - ....,. ~ 1111111 », ·~ · 11 a - ·~ s- -~ · WtliJ r -. llaviJ <lun -.... Cqplbat lodllllll• Mclble'll*" F '1'f:aall, l?lltlc:IJIIl. JiiiCL Pey~Q~~.rw. ell' !few• .... ' P\Jt116111' ~ Iii.. ~Paewekrl"­ llllwll Ill .........,, - · p.m. - Chaomol "Hin:aboat," . ear, Crao~lr-------------------. SPRING and t:oo rorAILT~e~ n:::! ~OIIni!M LISTEN::-,.:: ~='It &38' l~ .hill • . AIYJ = . "llel· Mla'*i" 1 . .. ..... t a., A~:; ·" ,,_ ,.,. .11:611 p.J!L - CbID8I1 t .. 1~111. -·· "1'_,.. 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Beaver Brav• Stallion wallinl.for.lbe coffee break. \ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - Una MerkelaciDrF "Coar~ pM~ll'·l : Evening Shows 1·.-8:00--lftWI -------------------LawmaD w... News ..... = ·Nigel Grlli!lb ···1,, Woman's Palle , As World Tur• Have GilD WW ·Batman -11=:~--~_oo_~-----------------M~__Ie_u______ .ll~b;~~~~~~·~b~l . \ ·~ Newa Fun SchOOl News Search For Tomor Father KooWI Bell Guiding Ughl Lawman CBS Newo 7:011--Dr. Kildare· NOWI Loot in Space 7:30 Hallmark JenningS· N-. 1<3tii-New "DiorJ o1r • ¥ ......_~ . ....... ~. &. .e --. <JVft' 8:011--News 8:30-Newa Dany word Davy and tollatb Soc. Security Movie Evening Shows Be~ • ilu;,.. U-'·.' _, 14:30. """ = -.-.If..... ---. capt, Andy Griffith 11:110-Mom. star Dick van Dyke 11:311-Pilredlsa Bay Love· OI· wa 12:00-Jeopardr New 12:25s.&rch For Tomor. 12: 31)-Poslolllce GuidiDI Light :U:4S:U:S5-Newa Woman's Page 1:11DAll World Turol l:301:1& -Singing PIIIWOrd 1:00 Our Ll,., Bouse PIII'IJ 1:30 Doctors 1100tune P~ - Cbamwl s. -··~"Ib=t•-;;;;::;;,;;;--~;;;;;----;-;;:;;;;;;-Ma<:bloe," ¥ . l<~ws l.\aWill8ll ~ Woall* II.,.. ..Guns DIII!IL .,...,;• .,., ~· :m 1 · 11:20 p.m..... ChanneL 1. K....,__,_ ... .. ltolt Prltolly ~ ••·•• - - · - ........... • w ""'"w "'" ....,..._ uo What's 'lew ,._ Woman's Page !e World' 'l'llnll 1:00-News 1:311- Fun School t:5&- oe lla News Selrdl r.or To~nG~. \ roilier ....... Starcher ti:Oti-Eye Guess 11:25-Newa 11:3G-Concentral ~Jm ~ 1:011-1:30- ,,... . tr.~Hafa 1S:41U:S5-News Bozo Dally Word Navy Film !IJIIday. Atlrll "ta-"Tbo 2:08-0111' Ltvea Pwword 1:00 p.m. -Channel. O>Dfl4onlial. Sto<y of ~· 2·311-Docton. . Bouse Part! 4 Time l!'oo: i.ll U: li p.m. - Channel S -''The 2:5SWOIIIIII1• Nawa Secret of SL Ives," Ricbaid S:ot-Anolb. World T• Tell 'hull> a. J1111plfll Liley 1:25Heft 11:45. p.m. - CbaoDel U = To l:!lt Don't say. Edge 01· llllgbl Nunoll be anoouoee4 • MoodaJ, Apd Zi UO·. Secret SIDlal · N...ll' 'J'Iio Yolml' T:OO p.m. - Cbanoel 3-'"':he 4:05-Mr. Cartoml Bose," Tyrone P- 4:311-Woodl>ecier IBin. '11n tin · Where Aelloa 1'1 er . S:!Ml-Cheyenae. H SQup Saiel 011 1!:30. v.m. - Cbaooel J3,- "II. S:30· : :•• I• BuJ:y the Llvloi." l l l c h a r d l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·, I:OOi Glanl '6:15 Kaml 8hlbal 8:50 Wha's New No. Z1D , . Wodd 7:30 Radical AmericBDI 8:00 Bobeal SJ>9rla a:• CeoversatlOo )., ·, t:ee- 'llle Bit Pk:l\lre !lcllool! llpts. Reflew\· ll:lll· Nen Plo!Oe ~ S·.•. - .. Dally Word Mike Wallace 1:~· Cbannel%1 &:IMIISII Hi'' 1:45 ft lllodergprten 6:1Sl ~~~a~~, Slllhal w111>. EDDt 6olil! 0 7t New No. ZIT 7:00' 0 Ire Person :;::~ ·Viewer 11:1$11:... 11:. TM!(bl Show 12:111 IIQNDAIY, 5:1Q Ll!t"a Lilt Re..t 5:3111 'B Qldergarteo 11: .............. Jesse James . LuCJ Sllow Al1dy Griffith Hazel wou .n :11!.....,...._ 1:00 Tnday 1:051:257:30-- I:OQ.-Morn. Show ·::_n .. --------_;:_---------l!clnnb Weather "*' Ill# - 1:45-Com Cob .. til _. Ill 1M ' ~~~o~~t• Jldba uklll 'SI> r illlt ._ lllt'a M~ut · • • Newci I.I1.n ldni _, 111ft! pt · • • etualuL WBTN TV·ll WSAZTV4 .... ,....._ .,;.... 1,;a•..!,. Evening ShoWB J..il .- ............... Daytime Shows t liJI: *• - ·of..,_ P~ey.: !,..;: 6:10-News 7:00-lliilto IIJ'GIID'I, ~ .Aplll Itt 7:111 0. Boone =~•4U.Ir CBS News NMI!s Special G81118-- 1:311 p.m. - Cluirmel s ~ lty Piaynffo 1:80• p.m. = CbanDel SP.ma SpeelaOUiar ifalardaJ, April It ..... . = ·Ma. 8180 Laredo 1:00 My Three Sons I:Otl- Movie 1:311-Dealb Valley 10:1t-Deao Marlin tber Wells Forgo Have Gun · Batman ' Gidget Double LHe Bewltenecl PeyiOD l'1ace Baron Paeemokar Newa- ' • fronS Oak Vinton and Sl. Alban•, w; th:o~:d ~~.:~;.,~a~~d ~1 · · Peggy BurloR, Worthy Chaplain• You," which closed the rnee: ~~~:e :~h Wo':y thGuide; or y Heraid; John .i. Reese, First Wise Man·' Russell Wood ' Ki ng; El· leaD Wood, Queen; Clara Card~ • FJrsl Hand Maid; Sadie Hoonuckes, Sec?"d Hand Maid; Maye , Third Hand Ma1d; BeaOD, ing, after which a reoepti~ was held. Dorothy Steger presided at the punch bowl Gail· R•ssell served the coffee ' Florence Willis, R~th Meado~s and Gladys Evan• aS3isted with the serving of cake, nuta end minis. Pythian Sist·ers Meet Regularly AtDAVHall Wednesday ,.1------------------- a 11& ....,,mar. 11r;....:4 n.n- "::' the ,.dbeJran 1earried the 1Btble Cross to the Altar In lba E The •-~-"lng Olfi ast. ""'"'" C8l'l1 were escorted to lba East by "'wlthol•iling Herald Dorothy ::::;.,. where lbey .;ere Introduced • IGllowa: Eats o--· , ....m~ .--. -......... Tuesday By Dwight C. WetberhoH MEIGS COUNTY I ~.00 In By VERNON 9001'1' Lawford. Wl'f again. ()Dee I m HaiJWdli Cell E. IH 1lUfllculi.N r to 2112' pouadiJ whidl: IID't ... WCIIS ~ HOLLffi,()()l). (LJPJ) -rat , LID afao. llllroid~ the bad for l !I!IUitl!. WSAZ 'IN Jack Ja•••t ..,...... .. nr , . ..,, of 11te: llitl!ll: !llartln''Don't 1ll!l!lo I WIIJI a, 'ff!tf 6:45-Carll Colli> ~mu toe liilt. - '· • toDt _.. s..-a.-,JOff Bishop good swi!D- 1n aJieMl ao4 DaOy Word 7: 011--Today allout lllll· twlliflb: iiLiolr In lb"' ~InC I'OIOfl, lben I beq ,_,,I Bat Mike We11Me 7:05Dally Word lelevisloa· pllm: · tk ! ~ tl . . , l gave ~'" 7:25pqevtouo u . ~ llll4 1 "I tried Itt boly• a :o • no started: illllil • peqpie I Faltlo 7:30Plalnl)l Jacll. baa: lllliJiediiDI Jq ol Men-IIII!Qinl! beans was BBvloW>" FunSebool Starcher tl1l snorl ablld.. ~ Sinatra. ' - I oooMn't fln4 t.eonartll piQI 111. Ill 11 eluba 8:111"Maybe lbey'll title lbe new that many," W lauglled. a year aid IJ. 1 WeDII!lleol 8:311ooo 'Felman verso• Batman'," "But I told the audience lbat star wltll Bd Mv.,. He 1:00 Morn. Show Capt. Koogaroo ba bqpl !liD 1> •oice,lbat W0UW. FraDLt .... going to oee thinks NIW• tart, Qlca. ao4 1:30shalll!r Gliinllar. •anolller Dolorw. old Rll> Dlclolr:a n Fra,.,._; are bl•sed wllb "l'llb 111!11* lA ml" eredlt I And fl:olll ..... on. 1*1 IIIYorlln lbe most IIJ!PfBClatlve nlghtelub 10:011--Eye Guess iblnlt l Olll!hl 18 sllrUQ ..., _ , ~ 'll'orttue Ill• Bordee'... udl....., 10:2$-Newa Ali' Force. But rm not worried Leonard orice weighed 360 What allvut 1M; Angeles! 10: 30-Concent. 11:011--Momlng Sto Andy Griffitlo Supermarket bl!cause I'm the world's cbam· oound• IIJld wore a size 22 shirt. "Are :!'Ml kidding?" be 11:30-Paradiae Bay Dick Von Dyke :The DaliDI GIIIDII pion gnest atar. t did tllo Jd His shorts"""' sis< 10. roared. ''There ain't a nlght12:00-Jeopardy Love of Lilt · Donna RI!Od Par ~ :lilt ~. "t lOoted' me a basketban club In ibis town. I feel like 1 12:25 News F lher Koon Beat "Anyhow, I've got a new team with one suit on," be .Uie auard wbea I hll lbl& 12:30-Posloffice Search F<lr TODIOE · a movie coming oat, 'The Fat admllted. ''But: I'n got to !Me burg!~.• 11:4>Guiding Uabt py.' My . , . - Ia Pbylllal,.•- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12:55 News DOter. I like 1ler bocaiiM obe :lookt lllce ~ ~· Nlllllll l'aB' Woman·• Page 1:00 News , . fit dl'll ll•tl' !e World Turol 1:30Ollllltt • .. . . • '~ Sh Day&pt Slninp ..... 1:35-Singinl ' Conli&ntlal Jill& bolll ....... t lldlf .,.,,_- · --------------Passwonl 1:01)-{)ur Llv<ll ' A Time l'or ~ a 11' 1 1: 1..• l!lt ~ Boule Party 2:30 Doctol'l .,_ a-ltai BuUe ' ,J6(11'111r zl :. WSAI. 'IM. ..... ....... n ... a ._._of , •......, •~· Coli S:OO Another World To TeD Truth ' rlai1Jt ,... ~~ loll I l!lo.. . I I . . : , .....,....... 3:25· News II* JOkLeo, ,. ~-3:30 Yo,.llen't Slf! · Edge Of Nllll1t 1lab Wri 4:011-s.er.t Storm Never Tolo YOIIIII 11B1! wrtlata _.a~~~a · t~(IIJ4:05 Mr. CarloOD IALwtl: lliiiD "-' and. ,·.;_ '! !1t Pba SdoGal' 4:30 'IoRI JIQal .Rio> tm Till . . , . . . . ~~~, ~~ ·· l lllOii. hls loot llr II IIlii!'.... wbo. 'Wfl&bl 5:011--Cbeyeooa Sea Bunt . ~8eiJ& tn at211fll' IL ; ~-ar_av_e_Sial1loll __________ :P~ea;:l:: :!balr< 'CI!Il ~ =...... Rog~ , wuffa:S~l beautifully ~::;: ::~~';;.~:fin~ee:;; ~~1, ch!:~: �• : . ' ' I Lafayette Gallia Events Instaflation I l»vnfinnc nrt> Mn ---,-----R~~>Vnnfrlc --·--·-·--·- I t>rl hv ···--~ ----, I "H I I I ' ,- --1 '!Q'\IP~'!.' GALLIPO!JS CIIAPI'ER No. 283, Order ol Eastern Star, • LS Held ,_, �• : . ' ' I Lafayette Gallia Events Instaflation I l»vnfinnc nrt> Mn ---,-----R~~>Vnnfrlc --·--·-·--·- I t>rl hv ···--~ ----, I "H I I I ' ,- --1 '!Q'\IP~'!.' GALLIPO!JS CIIAPI'ER No. 283, Order ol Eastern Star, • LS Held ,_, �· ., -· ·• ·-·· .... •· ., ... . -• ••. .,..,. _""_ .. ....-. ........ .......... ~.. .,.. _i ' >'~'- ' --·-·--·•·r'·-----··-•\.."-·'-·. ----r-----.. .--.'..---llii •• •.'I \ Ohio Chapel WSCS Meet ''I TourNursery ~~~~~::;::. Den Three Cub Scouts, Pack 1• _ llld Mia. Tom ing were rtad and opproved. 1Dt1 chijdi'o ott apelldln& Helen Help Mr. 'llte Women's SocietY of Mrs. Ethel Robinson, wno . accompanied by Mrs. Rich· Christian Service of Ohio Chap- dislrlct membership and culti· l Roll call was answered. by weelteod In Albeol wllli Rosenbaum, Den mother, el mel re<eatly at the home of vation cllairman. lng names o1 favwlle "'ra. Demtll llluoD. I tour of Cuper's N!ll'l" . 1 1 Bv llellln Mrs. Jean Niday aa eo-hoslen. Mrs. Marie Berriqe was In Dowers. A report was liven al Burtlngbam WedlleedaY !~-:. ~'!'!'•!~•r~p F.vana with eha~e of the: program. TJ'Je Nancy SteWIIrt on the Min Vicki Rayburn of 1cbool. · Hottel The meeting was called to group sang "Jesus Savior Pilot confertnee held' In dilul)lter of thl late Mr Caroer explalnad boW to order by Laura Jean Craft. prea- Me." Gertrude EVans rtad the Mrs. Berrlqe read a Mro Harry Rayburn trees, sllrubs, ana ,. .,, lldent, and the P"'il'""' •!'""ed acrioture taken from Poalms, from a miSIIonary In Golllpotb vltltad ........tty IDtl II;'" ~O grou~ ~NOCKS KN"BBY KNEES led on popular ps•cholegy Art wllll the group singinB "Myland others participating in the TheiiOllllnaU118 Mr and.'Mrs Jamea M Dantreeps to pathn bon re ere ' • Savlour r·.Irt t oI All" J N'd N · ted I II old ofl'' to to omeroy . ecream ys cone. w Dear Helell .. I Yt•~ .,atural1y tboee ~. W.~· . '• •" and"'" ~·Y· prrcram were ean. I ay, an~ por ~" ner' and Mn. .John Johnson. an lee These ag ,.. g dames who will drop you when the sun where W1th Jesus. Devotion cy Stewart, Emma Newman, oerve lor illother year. I Iter h 1 ell 00 wear their sktrts above thetr shmes again : that's human na· wm: given by Mary Maiga.:t ~a ~~reus, with Mrs . .Ber· Mary Willi~ aave a report on I took B a ~ :~aaL 'Y knobby kr.ees shou ld be forced I lure. You remind lllem of limes Willis, after which tl!e Lords r1dge giVmg tlle prayor to close the pll!l pri!slden., of 0 hI o Mrs. Leio1er Thompoon1bas re- Members of the Dell are to watch head-on Jll()VJes of rthcy'd rather forget: you know Prayer was_ given an unlsoo, the program. Chapel WSCS. 1'l1e nut meet- turned to her Court S. horne Do la& and Joe themselves walk mg. 1 don ·t be- lou much you make them un- Mrs. Craft mtroduced a guest, The minutes of the la11t meet· Jng will be May lfd;a Jt the afMr apendlr11 the winter T 111 Reed Harold heve you gals know 11, but. I comfortable . I home of Mrs. Nancy Sle!"arl, montho with her sister In Tur· R~:'yCouch ' Gary when. you walk, your light Throw oway your umbrella with Mra. ze!ma Lee ~. Jock, Calif. S)le .... aecompan· Tommy Johnson and Mike skirtS hike a couple of inches Itand crying tcwel) &nd deve lop "'ft Jr., as co.hostesa. led by her son, Robrrt more. . 1 nigher 10 front Now I'm all lor Ia knack for changing subjects 0!2 1111111 II :rna:.~.~~ f~~..d:. ~::~· The neyt meeting will southern exposure on young 01 easing people_f.oward pro!cs- Futul'~ morals of children !lponding secretary. One resig& Tuesday after school and a and 1hapely gams, bul older SIOMI help. Friendly amateur was tl!o program topic wllen InatiOil from the club wao ac· Mr. Marble Irwin of ·Colum- pracllce will be held ·'"' tl!t women do better at d1gruty counselors usually end up hold· the Gallipolis Guiding Molllers cepted. The installation dinner rf · bus was 1 Gallipolis vil!tor Fri· l sit wblcll they will gJVo that than cheesecake. JOg tl!e sack - and gettmg !I! IA:ague met lhls week at tlle was set for May It at 6 p m I d ' evening at • Pack meeting to How about starting a move..- H home ot Mrs. Tom Pitehford. /(ESTl it oscar's restau~ant Hlliil _ r122 J • • • • • ay. , Ibe held at the OA~r haU at 7 ~t for wome~ to lower the1r l:AN YOU TOP THIS? DON'T! The meeting was ~!ailed to ord- 1with Mrs. Lester Plymale as Narsa Frost, daughter of 1 Airman Third CI&A!I J~rne~ o'clock. _ _ __ sk1rts; one-half mch for every Dear Helen : · er by Mrs. Ralph Belville , guest speaker. Mrs. -Audrey Frost, is employ- Skidmore, son o1 Mr. and Mrs. teo years, after age·25~-GIRL- No maUer what ~ ,say this president. . . fd in the offices of the Ameri- Warren Skidmore of Ever~reen BmTRDAV OBSERVED WA~HER lfel.ll:l always ~.ays, 'lhal _ re· · Mrs. Richard Fulks was in ·.Arurnma"e sale Will be h.~td ! can Bridgewater Company in hu eompleted wlx months or ' Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wollor l Dear G.W .: lmmds me . and tops tt With charge of a panel dtscus~ ' "" on ~'tay 7th. at the old bu" station ; Athens. Miss Frost is a gradu· ' training In the Air Fom~ Re .. of Rutland entertained wltll Soupda like a winner. Down, a stor_y of I'Us ow?· If_l'\'e dol1<' the subject, "Wh.at Will Be the :~ the LJbby Hotel lrom 9 8 - ~- ate of Middleport High School ! serves at ShephP.rd Air Base in ~amily dinner Tuesday eve:nin, Jirls! _ H. 1 anythmg, he or h1s friend > have Morals or Our Childn•p'' 11 4 p. m. IEST l_ . Mrs. Jlm and atte'flded Mountain State San 1\.ntonio Tex and is home 1n observance of the 13th P. ;s_ A fashion writer 1 met i done it better The other da_v a Devotions were giveri by Mrs. Unroe was placed m charge of Busint>ss College In Parkers. Ion l~v· ' ., day of their daughter, Donna. I recently maintains you f'Bn lfriend of mine froul a well- Jim Unrm•. Mrs. Kenneth Han- the SAle ~if_h Mrs. Gl'!ndon bm g, w. vu. · -· A decorated birthday cake tell 1 woman's age by the back known band, gave a pian.) Pfr· ,er gave the roll call and read Elliott assist mg. · served with lee cream follllwing l of hft knees. i'lot always says rformance for a parly. This ofh· the minutes of th'!' last meet- The hoste~s served refresh- 1 Recent gue~Lll o_f Mr. and, I the dinner. The honored J, bdt I'll bet this makes a Jot Ie1 guy walks up and says. "Say, I ini. The treasurer'! report we ments of ice cream, pineapple I Mrs. Chester Erwm ~ere ~ received giftll and ~ during ! of g~s back up to full . Jengtl! I'v• got lllis friend who can I given by Mrs. Mike Allen. and ' upside down "~'· Mrs Jim Mrs. Harry Mcilwain. Wife of the evening. Attending mir'n tonight. 1 make ~ pi~no talk, .you _got to , ~-~~- the report of the corre- _onroe wo~ the door prize. the Demorratll.' _nommee _ ~or 1 Mr. and Mrs. Weber and Dear· Helen : hear h1m ! ' Which 1-i hke tell- I ·Governor of Ohw, of CmcmUrC ly, Donna, Dennis, Dean, Haw con 1 keep from h"r- ~ ing Andy Williams he shoutd nati , and her mother. Mrs . . PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. las and Duane, and llleirgrand- . tna all my friends' tales of take lessons from F.d Sulhvan. • Helen ~urns of Columbus_. Mrs. I A. lA]) BigJ~ has been parents, Mr. and Mrs. woe? I'm a quiet person and He cant wait to hear someMcllwam a~d Mrs. Erwm are ! president of the wscs of renee Mi!lloan of Middleport. I'd r-ather listen tban talk, but Ithmg out before be s up thet"e . . ' . cousms. Mr~. McElwam has ' Jty Methodist Church for not THIS way' rve lost sever· with his boring spiel. H ow , Bringmg co!or to the patm was the program subJect ' set up cam!)aign headquarters l t966-87 club year Altenll'on. . . when the Chesh1re Garden Club met recently at the home 1in c 1 b 1 · al frie?'is, too, because I guess 1 would you thmk ne rates w_,tn of Mrs. Ivan Grover . Mrs. Michael Fry was co-hl)stess. De· , o urn us. _Elected to serve .vith Mrs. r_J'$lmd t~em of the b a d people - h~ and guys hke 'votions were given by Mrs. ~----· - - - The Rev. and Mrs. Rus~ell B~ggs we.re Mrs. Ralph Cru~p, timeJ, They d. rather not know him, of which there il r e Edward Pre11ton. Iments were served from the Mcintyre of Springfield have VIce president : Mrs. J. ~- ~hmn, . me ;one~ thelf problems a_re qmte .a few. - BUD The program subject was ' dining room table, which was ~ spent the week with her motn- ~ordlng secretary: Miss overt Th~ hurts, because hs- Dear Bud -given by Mrs. Edwar I Preston. decorated with crystal and sil- l er, Mrs. Robert Coats. 111! Johnsou, treasunr. tened wh1le oth~rs couldn t be He should be about as popu. l Tw a arrangements by Ml's. ver, with floral arrangements Mr. and Mrs. Fred Secretary of cam~us , In todft's job market, I ~thered. Sometimes- I feel Jar as a surfboard. on th~- Sa· Everett Lo_ng, using driftwood or red Empire tulips by Mrs. have moved their trailer try, Mrs .... G~r~ Con.e~ ; se~e- bi~ e ueation is not en· lik~ a vase th~t people pour hara. People who can ai'Aa):s -~o and daffodils, and plum blos- Micnael Fry. The next meeting from the Chambers Jot on Palm- tary of ... hnsfum soctal reJa· ou • Today's employers their troubles '" and then toss you one better should be m- som with pea carnations in a will be at the home of Mrs er St. to Cincinnati where tions, Mrs. Chester Wamsley; are more selective and in the ash can when no longer vited to go ~ne step furte r - ~ tall crystal candelabra were Paul Shoemaker and co-hostes~ is employed at a bakery sec't of membership cultivation, :de~~~d~~~=t;~~~~r:: n~ed. Am r too sympathetic, out of yoor life._ ~ H.. ·displayed . Other spring fiowers , will be Mrs. Harry Clark. Visiting with Mr. L. D. Mrs. Gene ~row ; sec't of ness skills fat which they or JUst _a - PATHETIC SIMP? 1 T~is ~o~umn 1s. ded1~ated t~ 1 decor~ted th.e Jiving room. I' this week were his gra~ mate~•als, Mrs: Grocell are willing to pay a higb Dear Simp: , famlly liVIng, so d Y~ re ha\ · Durmg the busiress session a and son, Mr~. Charles i · Sefried, sect of miS!HOnary salary. Sympathetie listener!!! make [ ing kid tr.ouble or JUSt plain motion was passed to send and William Dile!!l ef ucation, Mrs. Virgil Siders; good "bad·weatlJer friends" be- trouble_, let Helen help YOU. donation to the Victor Rees proAlso visiting with him sec't of s~iritual ~ife .::ultivation, New Day ClltltS cause they attract people who She w1ll ~l!!lo welco~ your ject. The flower show at RutJy were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. LoUis Rosst Begin J e 9 m "me-deop" in troubles. n,is own •musmg experiences. Ad· land Methodis. church was dis· Parsons and son of Sec'! of suppy work, Mrs. un especially .if they listen will! dress Helen Bottel In caro of I cussed and tl!e county meeting I Lako. James D. Long ; sec't of m'.sT1k1 Tho Short Routt zealous eunosaty and are hook- th1s newspaper. 1to be held at Grace Methodist Funeral aervices for Price Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null alonaf1' personn_el, .~rs. Chf· To A Good Job I Church. The tea of the Cheshire Hawk were held from Ewing Crooksville Ohio visited re- ford Dunn; cha1rman of local ENROLL NOW Garden Club will be held in Chapel Thursday at 2 p. m. will! cently with ller 'rathor, Mr. church actlviUes, Mrs. R. D. 1 June at the home of Mrs. Ura the Rev. Carver Williams of Clarence Clark. Oseland; and co--chairman of Coursas far both yeu"' rMn 1ncl women. CI11M1 lrt hald Swlsller. A llelo trip is sched· tl!e First Baptist church offici· Mrs. C. A. Emmiah Is con- clluroh activities. Mrs. dotty from 1:10 hi 2 ,.M, In uled lor May 17111 lo Tycoon allng. Special music was pro- fined to her home will! a virus liam Voight. 1lr conditioned deurooms. Lake . vided by Fritz Buck, organist. lnfe<tion. Circle Cllairmen namad are: Wrlhl, Vlllt, or Colt For r · '"' ~· -"'·_,.,..,,., Only two mombers wero ab- Burial was In Beech Grove Dennis Saelens, Don Hanning, Mrs. W. S. Waldie, Mra. J. A. Cattlot 1nd lttfermetlon Herman Martin fell sent from the meeting, Refresh- cemetery and pall bearers were Jerry Oavjs, Christine Bahr, Blankenship, Mrs.. Jack atM~;er home Friday morn· Mr& Normal Dean was bon. Patrick, William and Mike Eric Chambers ond suzanne Neely and Mrs. W11Uam Vo(jht. ing b•·oaking her leg. ored receniiUyhon her .~~tlldM·~J Kyger Group Meetl Neutzling, John Warner, Dole Bradbury, Rio Granda AU new officers are · at tl!e lam y ome In •~ .... J17. , Smith, John Hawk and Charleo stud.,ts, are spending the Ill attend the officers training Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hawk, soc community. A lovely din· ith Cia.,. Athey Smitll. end with lhelr famlli.. . day al the Huntingl<ln who were called Mre by the ner was servec. featurina: a cake 1be Kyger Women't Society Coming from out of town for Van Johnson son of Mr. and mad~ Churct. on June 30. · e baked by Mf!!.. J OuJI "• Wll ee1er. I'met recently regular ' death of lll 1 Ia the1·,. P rIc_ , i for the . . tl H:~ serv1ce were Mr and Mrs., Mrs. Jame!l Johnson. Locust.st,llI OiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO Hawk, retur~ to hll home m Those attendin~ included Mr.l ~t~~IJ sess on With Mrs. Clair : Grover Hawk and Brenda, Mr . l sustain~ a broken bone in his Columbus Friday. IH!an, and daugbte• . Mary, Mr. The meeting opened with the · and Mrs. John Hawk and Julie ! ~eg wh1le playing baseball. He ·Pvl. William Neutzllng, who 'l and Mrs. Da· Henry and daugh- singing of "Blest Be The Tie Lynn , Mrs . Kenneth Laws_on j IS able .to attend classes with was called here by the death ter of Eunice, W. Va., Mrs. That Binds,'' which was follow- and Mr .. and Mrs. Dale Smith the leg m a cast. oi his grandfather, P r Ice I Norbeth Coleman and !!IOn, Dane ed by the scripture taken from ~ and SheJia_ of Columbus; Mrs: [ Mr. and Mrs. Randorlph w_ard Hawk, returned to Ft. Knox , of Olive Hill, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Psalnu; 25th chapter. The Lard's I Patnck Wippel, Severn, Md., Ravenswood, W. \a., VISit. K tdy I Jim Patten o1 South CIJarlea- Prayer was repealed by all Mr. and Mrs. Jolln Smllll anti ed recently with ller ~~hno ~~yne Teaford and ton, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Cora Ward uked the Bl: JoAnn _and Cha~l~, Sandyv~lle, Mrs. James Murray. ttn, Brian. visited recently IFannin, Mrs. Ackey Fraley, ble queationll taken from Reve- W. Va., Pvt. Wilham Neutzhng, his mother, Mrs. Edith Mr . and Mrs. Roger Dean Fra- l'ation!!l. Ft. Knox, , Ky.; Mr!!l._ John D. Wamens .& Children• '11>aford. Iley and family, aH of Concord, At the conclusion ef the bust- Utt and Teresa, Dav1d_ a?d -fHarold Teaford of Middleport! W. Va ., Mrs. Martha Carr of ne11s session, Mrs. Jamea Brad· Joh~ny and Harold Sm1th, C!rvisited Sunday with his moth- Dorothy, W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs. bury led games, which wtre clevJ!Ie; Mr. and Mrs. Paul llltt er. Mrs. Edith Teaford, Min· Rexford Burchell and grand- enjoyed by all. Refreshments Dolly, Bellaire; Mr. and e sville. daughter of Mari~tta, Mr!!l. were !l~rved to eleven guests. Healey Richardson and lntolt 5 to Blo 10 and Mrs. Gene DeWees Jean Queen and son of GalH· The next meeting will be held Edna Hawk, Ath~ns; 2 PAIR _ _ $3.00 $d family returned to their ' poli!!l, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold at the home of Mrs. Robert Gerald Hayes, Shade: ~Jm•. Columbus. today sfter ' Dean of Rodney. Conkle on May 18.111, whlcn will Victor IJahr. Mrs. Don spending a week with her parbe an ali-day sessJon. Mrs. Clell Meter, Mrs. Don Bentz «its. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mr. Danny Dean °~ Colum· Conkle will be co-hostess, and Keith, Mrs. Buel Ridenour '.thomas and with relative& iD bus, Leo Dean of Cmclnnatl, 1 potluck dinner wlll be serv- Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham, Ch<! .. ll Middleport, 0. : u5 I ho. Morals of Children ore Discussed By ronel Held bv Mothers League 1 v.n•• _,.... •.... IN Persona otes ' From . M'dd/epo Mrs. Sign.-Sis President of Ch h WSCS 1 1 1 _ Bringing Color to Patios is Topic Of Cheshtre Go.rden Club Proqram ! ' ~tom~~ , .. ~etere~S . +.o ~, \j ' toddlers ~ ,..~ * n . .: proper fit every time c.: .... .. . 1') . -.3>~ With our skill and experience, and Stride Rite's range of · shoes, you com be sw:e your baby.t.L~"" gets the correct style and size. ,, '. . . ' Sorry we didn't hove half enough when we ron this spread in Washington's Birthday Sole. But after weeks of persuasion the mill has agreed to let us run this spread again on a half price sale. Ba hare early Monday for the Biggest Spnad VaiN y..haveevar witnessed. INls ,, •• ., a. ( ) " ., ,, ,<l ·. . . Beautiful Full or Twin Size Petti.Point Rose HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS First Quelily ..II. $21.98 VIIUI ters !J'ulted by P11pil• : In oi)~rvJ:~n~ of NaUonal Llrary Week . the third grade UJllf by Mrs. Cllarleo Gibbs, in~ the Po!J'eroy Public lorary, Thursday aftor])l)(lfl. Flower and animal book· arks made by the pupil! were to the library and pmeiltad ' Mrs. Le!f:.ter Hart, librarian, presented each pupil with 1 bookmark with lllo ln8criptlon, " Read , Keep Growina, Read." A story, "Tho 1'errtble Tiger" was rtad to tho lfOliP by Mrl. Herbert lllxoo, llliltaal IIIJm· llo. -tlle good DlllliDg mattreasl Larry's .•. ° r:r 10.99 32 Affend 5 • 1St'f hers Meef'mg In Baptist Church Fellowship Room . ['I ~ I~ ~·• 1:~1" :~!':1 ~~·~' t"il'"f~l'"f9p;J' I'J1' 't3 THEY MEAIIJIE IJP 1 GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE HOSIERY TIJ YfJIJI JfJI! April 251h Thru MAy 7th. Seamless Sheer DYNATOMICS Walking Sheer Sheer Stretch Seamless Stretch BY RANGER - I wish I ooul~ offer tllo spee!fic recipe lor 1 delicious eoup lbal Tore Wreln!IU ...-ved his 1111111, but be did not ~ave f'le met measurement~. A little experimenting by moot 1 ··10k1 1hoold de the trick, R'fu..rly $1.351 pr. Make Your Home Off Limits To Ants On Salt Hosiery Dept. . ' .._, 5:~add:£~be:~ .~;~:.r.·~· ·~·'~t·'~,·~'-~\::~ ~lent ,; · · 6" SHOE 8" BOOT :; c' .. Mllnfloore itt .: ·. 8" INSULATED .,.if ;.. BOOT to lbln. lbe IOUP IDtl lei the guesll (IIIII your JO<ret. ' American 'Womea m the voluntaln, thl jolnerl, the organizitlon women. 'lbelr Eu· All Supplied In Mollow Geld or MtllowMaot Colors Gtlll. OGU.IOB IIIW YORX (UPII :.... Machine Washable Heavy Quolity , ·, No Ironing. BIIIChedWhlte OnJY. IPIING • G~Jl.~~qlis ·· SAlE INGELS WY t-2635 All Cotton. RNITURE OPIN FRI. & SA'!'. NIGHTS · :,. :.;Stor• .· IAIGAIN ·· ~T • trt It~~ llltiq lottllY jn k· ~e _, mttt, 1a11 O.,le assodalt ~ of :==:'l till 1htlverslty $1··· . . 3pn. for $3.25 IIOWtYfl', Purte lrah peas by puohing <hem lbrougb a sieve. To them, .:ten, add a dash of 119ulllon for :1 medlum-thldl Uquld. Stir In I HERE'S 6 NIW WORK SAYING ... TIME SAVING leaturoo from HO"OINT In Gallipolis, Ohio I 1 ' Sealy Posturepedic• Women's View 1 HALF PRICE SALEI ~ed~.;::=========t=er:·=;::;::;::;::;::;:::;;;~===~~===::- A""""" Olclir· ef:i BUSINESS COLLEGE sons Mr. and of Northup, Mr11. JoelMissAthaCarla and Rife of Patriot, Mr. and Mrs. r;hurch Choir Mef!J Randolph Fraley of Cheshire, for Social Hour Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pugh of ;The Laure1 Cliff Free Meth- 1Eccles, W. Va., and Cecil Rife dt11t Church Youth Choir met of Patriot. 'i!u~day_ evening _following Sending presents were Mrs. I actice rn the recreation room 1 Danise Mitchell and Mr. and the parsonage: . IMrs. Clarence waua:h of Galli_Rev. E~gen~ G11l prestded at polis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flint e meetmg m ~e absence Of [of Sylvester, W. Va ., Mrs. e Tracy, president, an~ de· Daisy Drummond and Mrs. Ma1otlonl were Jed by Mickey rit Jones of Patriot. 4owell who read Psalm lOll. 'lans were made for a wiener 1 $Jast a1 tl!e n.,t meeting. Jack 1 Mother~' Day Tea -!-cobs was welcomed as • I Planned by ~roup w member. c.amel'l were The Ladies Aux:illary of John layed during the social hour Gee A.M.E. church met at the won by Gn;g Eblin and home of Mrs. Robert Casey ay Howell . RefreshmenLs were on Wednesday at 7 : ~ p.m. rved to those named abovt Plans were made for a Mothnd Roger Klein , Brenda Gi'.· l ers Day tea on May tsl. It ylll re. Karolyn and Tom Souls- tbe held at the church between y. Becky Eblin. Martha Bak· lthe hours of 3 to 5 p.m., and r, Benny and Becky Wnght. 1the public is Invited to attend. athy Ebl~n . Wayne Leifheit, I Plans were also made for u~r Pullins, Mrs. Ha r r_y 1the Daily V'acation Bib I e arll and Mrs. Eugena Gill :school. whicll will bo held !rom nd cllildren. June 8 tltrougb June 17th. Tho 1 next meeting will bo at the ; Pomeroy Library home of Mro. Harry Franklin. best..prodaced and emeeed with two men plus her usual :'oc~' ''"' ~ !!:~ ~ ~"'!!~- . a~IJunlle Jim Aubrey .. . MortoD bona • 14ildlll Alrporl wileD tilt leaa alettlttl llliD 11m Dtnntey, Ult ir..O Ooivoii<.i b ........ ._ ....._ ,_,_ . lliU, ... aueot of \f)Jdei1llllD ." "'"'"' ....,._ ___. trlltl to IIIlA de wD ~ GellerY'• chic E. Jat llottla<t l1onal VIIIIIJ OUo lldlvlllet lc verlilllltt~l llttl Jllllit ..., ('lbt Ifill Room lltlyt); two ai(Prllfl!t Paml'l lawrllt chiJI. t1mra llltWJmelfiltltd lhtm lePd "ealehel." lty) ... Oltl N. Y. Pill wD lat!Jilltl nalrllDI ... '11111 ~ 11oJ Celm .... celeo deliplad Mll1ln Balsam ..,.. w1t11er ..{ullt ~ 1nf111i IOipelblq apeclal, 1111 the btiiM1........, • ICIGr 0. llw's frta!lJ1adllllllld (la 1111111 '1riJ back Ia thl who , C8ftll car; Marly lll'lllr llltl W. lntervlel!il ~ ltoaat IICiot . •. <l!)e, tlllltrtm-Joollo lianUJ pliJill lltl I. P. IAilr- p i and 111111 boy frlltld Dta IDe, rldl ClllloD .,.... Ne11J agelll rqlt ID tilt ~ at 'IV· 81111J1! Did to ~ ID t b 1 Jlarleltl, a brtdelmalil ol C.... laftl''l'' 111m ••• MJc1t1 • 1 PriDcl Vlllltlt IWrdo . .. J• 1o1 via _.....,, DPWGtbig jl"lmary lllbl fir lbo N. Y. li<'l t~petilltllo wiD quite I tlilll!tl waddllg, cetebra!etl)lll Surrogate spot (Joe Cor Is re- zoom Ill her payc!lleck (lrvm blrtbtlay wD bim at lltl to~ lirln& after a dlstingUlahad ear- her cumnl f400 a week) after 011y • . • Umllnlseent Jeune eer); the scramble has half tho last nlcht's demved award. Murray Vanderbilt lunched with N. Y. SuPrtiDt C\lurt solons Nedda (Mrs. Joah) Lilao. of8l> dreaming . . . A TV ... mor Eddie Cantor's ,...t old ra· In& Jbo'd 11111de !be mi.slake of panei!Jt lell her busba!ld, saya dio pal Jimmy Wellington join. movllli from a ltJo.blg plaee to · slle can't stantlllvlng will! hint ed the Voice l'f America ..... tne too-tiny, whicll didn't keep but returns a n!illt or two ~ Mrs. Soupy Saletl'o dad (L e o her from loetln& • real lliJIIIII> week, for a Kinsey design-lor- P01) is okay after a heart ot- er ·. . Ellln (Mrs. JrvlnC) Ber· Iovine . .. Huntington ~ lack in w. Va. .. . Georgie lin In beige (it's !bill season's lord's beJni 1t1ed this week In Prlce'a widow, Cam, asld at color) Bretoa . .. Cordella Bid- n""i'ir:o-;~..-~-------------------""' Nassau by lawyers all"'linnl un- the Peu llld Pencll their 17 • dill Robertlon wllll ber lnerila· D • paid lees on the asle of mr year-old Lisa's ellumnJ1 wllll ble . dacllabuDtl, lor wbom bap0 S COW Paradlol loland \1 Mary Cra- , P. Mor&an'o 17-year • old .pUy tberl waa lMiher IICially fer Palatl (IDI paid tl4\l • grantleon Setll . . . AI 43tl and recislerad ""'""'bound Ill tl!e m Ilion, lnVtltld anolht.r fit · 6th, 1 bllntl Necro begar'a !I!Je. powder room wblcb has lacill· m'llloo, sold lor P\HIIlll.) . .. Inc Eye do& wearllli tiny aocko Ilea lor such proper mutta ... r -.;11 Beatat'a oplal111 of lbe and rubbers. On 55th, reataura- Vincent new MetropoUiaD Opera House: '!be Co11111 was day's swill&· Sardi ·Jr. G!l the way lo the "Operatic dtltlllrea." lqgost luncheon spot . . . II barber, be said, optlmisllcatly !feel sure some of our clever hold evea though I hava The Detna apeclto mea flo. couldn't be the In-group knows ... Salvador Ball, the Spanlsb IY POlLY CIIAIIIER, NEA DIWI POLLY - Call you readers will ....,. U thls can omall cblldrOD. I will Jet •lonabll potlllcal tliJlilal from Gen• Jr. takes Mon. off. any· Morton Downey (lbtly're every· aD In on my seoret wbicll has former GOP bead Judson Mor· way, Cristina Ford led the lligh whert, lll:e Anita Louioe off for ..- ooe of tile reodero tell mo I be done. - J>OLLY llow to lint hreaol d~ler•nl now become a sari of game. At house'o N. Y. State Suprame fashion parade in deap beige Spain on the S. S. United 1 DEAR POLLY - My ttl-year· nigbt wbon I sit dowa 1o watch Court poyola trial May 2 .. . suede coat, heige slloes and States ... Mr. John (Hatmanl) color•~ - BETTIE. old daughter's collection ef for- television 1 get a pad and a penZeckelldorl headUnea w!ll pop bag and Very Short Dress .. . flow off to Europe; on a plane DEAR BE'ITJE ~ I JH'f· eign dolls was outgrowing her cil. During the evening as 1g1ln momentarily . . . It was Carol Bjorkman in a corner in case you wondered. 1Ua1t 01 ateu already baked available tablelop space so slle think of what should be OAK HILL HOSPITAL NEWS broad from ,.e otore. I am contrived a very n!ca wall dis- tlle next day I write It dowu. Blrlln - Mr. and Mrs. Dav· l oorry I eopnol be of llelp bot play usln& economy-size facial Before cling to bed I k. Patrick Wires, Wellston, son, ti,.ue bo•es. She hangs a doll this list to thl refrlgoralor Richard Cameron, April 13 and Carlos Vires, Hamden, Dick in each box with 1 IUJllmed pa· with a JDaflllel. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ivai Leach, Fee, Jackson, Alex Andersou, ~r hanger. She cut ()Ut three The fohowmg day 81 each Jackson, daughter, Donna Kay, Kres&, Rl. 4 Oak Hill, Mr5. s1de; 50 there were r••nels "\1 ~ job is finished I cross it April 17. rtlll, Jacltoon, Keith French. Rt. by 9 and 3\1 by t ..AH.or eacn the liS ' t. It is ltm. S'·- I J, Oak llill, and Elmer Hugnes, d 11 1n 1 de 1 bo ~• 81 Preseat Patleate RuaseU Jackson wall Pace '" . x been doing Urls I get mort Ponte Oak Hill Mrs Lena p tie . .. she wrapped clear plastiC all a- ··• there Is really •• ' ' . a Dt!!l Rtlea!led - Wilham round it Now her doUs are kept -.uu Kell)', Rt. 3 Oak Hill, Mrs. Le· Coverdale, Mrs. Hallie Aber· clean ~nd are easily seen RELAX, tomorrow Is vina Dearth. Oak·Hill, Mrs . Ef- natl!y, Timothy Hale, Albert through the panels. The de- day. - ELINORE lie Lewis. Rt. 2 Oak Hill, Mro. Pierce, Theodore Masslo, HoiNadine Cook, Oak Hill, Robert land Exline Ollie! Croddolph signs on the bQxes made pret- DEAR POLLY- My M-JieaJ·- 1 Kimble, Jackson, Paul Griffin, Mrs. Mary Smilll, Mrs. Cor~ ty frames for her colleetl<ln.- old latl!or came to stay at By OAY PAULEY ropean alslera don't eome Rt. : Oak Hill. Mrs. Maraaret D. Davl•, Mrs. Norma Walk-., MRS. R. L. home after lle bad boet1 In lanywllere near tlJ"" in such Bond, Rt. 2 Wellston, RoSI 1\frs. Orplla CordeU, hOipltal. Hia lingers w.-a NEW YORK WPII -Gil'iln· outside aclivities. At least that Koro, Oak Hill, Mrs. Ella Carl Sprague, Ronald Scott . DEAR POLLY - Wben I g• to sUII to write !etten so 1. ,s from 1 trav•ler'o diary: :is what 1 was told by Mrs. Evans, Rt. 4 oak Hll~ Mrs. Dunn, 1nd Mrs. Phoebe Simp- a potluck cllurch or club &Ul> spoe his letters Into the tapo Elkus While, the u.s. ambassa· Lavena Haughton. Jack!!OD, son. per I u.'IUally take al~ng cus- re(Ofder end then I typed What :uld rank.;s one ol th~ dor to Denmark wltose IIRI of Mrs. Flo Wilson, Jackson, Mrs. lard cups filled with riCO pud- tl!em. This method aUorda wor!!l~t Ylldon 1-(tr 0~ 0 i political party a~d clvie organi- Elizabeth Warns, Jackson, Wil· ! The American demand for ding, baked custard or &Orne- Lbe pleasure of continuiDI til~ t-b,t n~ ~n zation offices takffl up four liam York. Rt. 4 Oak Hill, Mn. f popcorn consumes 324 million ' thing of that sort made with correspondence evta though pom "th 1 . p dace. Sutr llik""l n- -naraaraphs singl• spaced in Mayme Thom11s, Oak Hill, Mrs.; pound!!l of raw com annually 1dietetic sweeteners or else I can no l011ger wrlte.-MRS. K. • · givo ' the 1S' dl e Ski rvh, Oa k Hill, Bull · 11ake prepared. custard desserts' sr ~ redWI r1en !I m oc .,.... m, , ,..her •biography. But · w. .v en. ·t 1European wamen time, the ' halloway, SOUth Webster, Mrs. Only the Senate has the pow. , made for people on sugar • re- I, ,....iiiiiOiiiiiiiiiii==--=..i Tore and. Margareta Wret- i ambasaador adds. Jolnin& is Ellen Keller, . Jackson, )f r s. er to try impeachments. stricted diet s, - ~1RS. H. H. 1 man (lle owns 1 lfOUP of . Mildred Hanulton. Gallipolis; Slockholm mtaurants) British Celts sett!od DEAR POLLY- When I go llnst Utllloltoll and France's great west'fn penin- come to our home they all·waY<I II thai !boy were llylng OCIO I C sula of Brittany !rom the lth compliment me on llBYing such nell\ weekelld to the Riviera. to tile 7th century. i a neat and organized houseThey jtllt mlgbl shop for permanent weekend bouH The SOcial Stitchers met In ed by praye•. or near llle Mediterranean. llhe Fellowship Room of the Miss Hilda Halley gave a 1 Saitl 1 member o1 the Firat Bsptllt church Thur!day talk on the work she is. doin11 newoii'Pilf ll'OUP wllll wllom JlevPillng. There were 32 mem- In helping tlle different depart· waa lravellnc: Ibers and guests in atte1.danco. monts of th' church. She lnlroMrs. Eslller Gooch, prtaldent, duced her talk wllll a reading *Oh, you're 1o1n1 It Nlco .. o•eaided at .tl!e meell!ll. wllich from Samuel I. Mrs. Fowler H•w nlet." I~pened wi!h the oin~ing of asked tl!e momllers lo give fa· 1 You May Have Joy Bells." vorlte Bible verses, and com· U.S. botelo and motels could She then greeted tl!e membors ments were made or. tllem. Mrs. t~ke a 1euon from hostelries h1 ~ and guests. Ladles reported on Gooch read a poem "rret Some· Scandinavia whloh r<eoiiJIIze · the sick and siJuUns. body E!le." thlo II thl wub-wear, drip-dry Mrs. Aln,o Fowler pvo the RosteSBes for the eve;~:~~~:~~ 1ga for lravelers. The hotelo In devotlono, using the 126111 M... Alma Fowler, Norway, llenmlfk and Sweden Psalm, and read two poems, Mrs. Alice Carter, Mrs. In whloll I lllayed all oupplled "PianUn& Th• Seeds," and Contlee 1nd 1\frs. Effie stocking aJtd blouse h•ngers, •11be .Great Physician 11 follow· 1lam1. plt11 elolhtlllne otruna hlgb _:.:_~=:...;.;:;-..:::::::::..•..::::=..::::=~-----­ abilvt balbiUba. Offer Problems GAWPOUS !fld{ •. dleport. --~· ~ ·-· European Hotels'· . H ed onor upon Her Birthday Roush Shoe Store o i '"'n ..,.,. """'''"'"""'"""" , Mrs. Dean is er:r. • -.< .. 1r i Wants Bread Tinting Tip . Pri"Ce Hawk TENNIS SHOES OL , . . . p IIY., Thursday for ,_.th ...,.., .~oice of Broadway Pr!Mt l'ltlllp plrsojtaDy met!the t::\ •I Service Held PersonaI Notes " From Pomeroy • •• Jaek O'Brlall SENIOR 5 1 ~- . GRADUAnNG i 1.,1 ~ .,..•_ ntra 41rn'n,r. ,._..~" . ' -. . Cu6~s Sera • '; · All Triple Guaranteed! l'l'hese ihoea are guaranleed to wear for aUeut 8 months frOm date of purchase under normal · · wearlllg conditions. . . ,. tRec~le&,~ ol ' aae. the PVC soles are &\laranteed · to outwear the •leather uppers. · i . • Reifi~ess of wearing eondltloll8.. 0r &Je, the IDles .will not separate from the upperJ. .~ ,· ,r.H E,.: sflo:r ·sox :i .,_ . • ' . ~.- -1 , . MIDOLEI'OI\T, 0. i .' ·.,_ '. 412 2nd An. ~ 446-0,796 CW!pols, Ohio .. �· ., -· ·• ·-·· .... •· ., ... . -• ••. .,..,. _""_ .. ....-. ........ .......... ~.. .,.. _i ' >'~'- ' --·-·--·•·r'·-----··-•\.."-·'-·. ----r-----.. .--.'..---llii •• •.'I \ Ohio Chapel WSCS Meet ''I TourNursery ~~~~~::;::. Den Three Cub Scouts, Pack 1• _ llld Mia. Tom ing were rtad and opproved. 1Dt1 chijdi'o ott apelldln& Helen Help Mr. 'llte Women's SocietY of Mrs. Ethel Robinson, wno . accompanied by Mrs. Rich· Christian Service of Ohio Chap- dislrlct membership and culti· l Roll call was answered. by weelteod In Albeol wllli Rosenbaum, Den mother, el mel re<eatly at the home of vation cllairman. lng names o1 favwlle "'ra. Demtll llluoD. I tour of Cuper's N!ll'l" . 1 1 Bv llellln Mrs. Jean Niday aa eo-hoslen. Mrs. Marie Berriqe was In Dowers. A report was liven al Burtlngbam WedlleedaY !~-:. ~'!'!'•!~•r~p F.vana with eha~e of the: program. TJ'Je Nancy SteWIIrt on the Min Vicki Rayburn of 1cbool. · Hottel The meeting was called to group sang "Jesus Savior Pilot confertnee held' In dilul)lter of thl late Mr Caroer explalnad boW to order by Laura Jean Craft. prea- Me." Gertrude EVans rtad the Mrs. Berrlqe read a Mro Harry Rayburn trees, sllrubs, ana ,. .,, lldent, and the P"'il'""' •!'""ed acrioture taken from Poalms, from a miSIIonary In Golllpotb vltltad ........tty IDtl II;'" ~O grou~ ~NOCKS KN"BBY KNEES led on popular ps•cholegy Art wllll the group singinB "Myland others participating in the TheiiOllllnaU118 Mr and.'Mrs Jamea M Dantreeps to pathn bon re ere ' • Savlour r·.Irt t oI All" J N'd N · ted I II old ofl'' to to omeroy . ecream ys cone. w Dear Helell .. I Yt•~ .,atural1y tboee ~. W.~· . '• •" and"'" ~·Y· prrcram were ean. I ay, an~ por ~" ner' and Mn. .John Johnson. an lee These ag ,.. g dames who will drop you when the sun where W1th Jesus. Devotion cy Stewart, Emma Newman, oerve lor illother year. I Iter h 1 ell 00 wear their sktrts above thetr shmes again : that's human na· wm: given by Mary Maiga.:t ~a ~~reus, with Mrs . .Ber· Mary Willi~ aave a report on I took B a ~ :~aaL 'Y knobby kr.ees shou ld be forced I lure. You remind lllem of limes Willis, after which tl!e Lords r1dge giVmg tlle prayor to close the pll!l pri!slden., of 0 hI o Mrs. Leio1er Thompoon1bas re- Members of the Dell are to watch head-on Jll()VJes of rthcy'd rather forget: you know Prayer was_ given an unlsoo, the program. Chapel WSCS. 1'l1e nut meet- turned to her Court S. horne Do la& and Joe themselves walk mg. 1 don ·t be- lou much you make them un- Mrs. Craft mtroduced a guest, The minutes of the la11t meet· Jng will be May lfd;a Jt the afMr apendlr11 the winter T 111 Reed Harold heve you gals know 11, but. I comfortable . I home of Mrs. Nancy Sle!"arl, montho with her sister In Tur· R~:'yCouch ' Gary when. you walk, your light Throw oway your umbrella with Mra. ze!ma Lee ~. Jock, Calif. S)le .... aecompan· Tommy Johnson and Mike skirtS hike a couple of inches Itand crying tcwel) &nd deve lop "'ft Jr., as co.hostesa. led by her son, Robrrt more. . 1 nigher 10 front Now I'm all lor Ia knack for changing subjects 0!2 1111111 II :rna:.~.~~ f~~..d:. ~::~· The neyt meeting will southern exposure on young 01 easing people_f.oward pro!cs- Futul'~ morals of children !lponding secretary. One resig& Tuesday after school and a and 1hapely gams, bul older SIOMI help. Friendly amateur was tl!o program topic wllen InatiOil from the club wao ac· Mr. Marble Irwin of ·Colum- pracllce will be held ·'"' tl!t women do better at d1gruty counselors usually end up hold· the Gallipolis Guiding Molllers cepted. The installation dinner rf · bus was 1 Gallipolis vil!tor Fri· l sit wblcll they will gJVo that than cheesecake. JOg tl!e sack - and gettmg !I! IA:ague met lhls week at tlle was set for May It at 6 p m I d ' evening at • Pack meeting to How about starting a move..- H home ot Mrs. Tom Pitehford. /(ESTl it oscar's restau~ant Hlliil _ r122 J • • • • • ay. , Ibe held at the OA~r haU at 7 ~t for wome~ to lower the1r l:AN YOU TOP THIS? DON'T! The meeting was ~!ailed to ord- 1with Mrs. Lester Plymale as Narsa Frost, daughter of 1 Airman Third CI&A!I J~rne~ o'clock. _ _ __ sk1rts; one-half mch for every Dear Helen : · er by Mrs. Ralph Belville , guest speaker. Mrs. -Audrey Frost, is employ- Skidmore, son o1 Mr. and Mrs. teo years, after age·25~-GIRL- No maUer what ~ ,say this president. . . fd in the offices of the Ameri- Warren Skidmore of Ever~reen BmTRDAV OBSERVED WA~HER lfel.ll:l always ~.ays, 'lhal _ re· · Mrs. Richard Fulks was in ·.Arurnma"e sale Will be h.~td ! can Bridgewater Company in hu eompleted wlx months or ' Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wollor l Dear G.W .: lmmds me . and tops tt With charge of a panel dtscus~ ' "" on ~'tay 7th. at the old bu" station ; Athens. Miss Frost is a gradu· ' training In the Air Fom~ Re .. of Rutland entertained wltll Soupda like a winner. Down, a stor_y of I'Us ow?· If_l'\'e dol1<' the subject, "Wh.at Will Be the :~ the LJbby Hotel lrom 9 8 - ~- ate of Middleport High School ! serves at ShephP.rd Air Base in ~amily dinner Tuesday eve:nin, Jirls! _ H. 1 anythmg, he or h1s friend > have Morals or Our Childn•p'' 11 4 p. m. IEST l_ . Mrs. Jlm and atte'flded Mountain State San 1\.ntonio Tex and is home 1n observance of the 13th P. ;s_ A fashion writer 1 met i done it better The other da_v a Devotions were giveri by Mrs. Unroe was placed m charge of Busint>ss College In Parkers. Ion l~v· ' ., day of their daughter, Donna. I recently maintains you f'Bn lfriend of mine froul a well- Jim Unrm•. Mrs. Kenneth Han- the SAle ~if_h Mrs. Gl'!ndon bm g, w. vu. · -· A decorated birthday cake tell 1 woman's age by the back known band, gave a pian.) Pfr· ,er gave the roll call and read Elliott assist mg. · served with lee cream follllwing l of hft knees. i'lot always says rformance for a parly. This ofh· the minutes of th'!' last meet- The hoste~s served refresh- 1 Recent gue~Lll o_f Mr. and, I the dinner. The honored J, bdt I'll bet this makes a Jot Ie1 guy walks up and says. "Say, I ini. The treasurer'! report we ments of ice cream, pineapple I Mrs. Chester Erwm ~ere ~ received giftll and ~ during ! of g~s back up to full . Jengtl! I'v• got lllis friend who can I given by Mrs. Mike Allen. and ' upside down "~'· Mrs Jim Mrs. Harry Mcilwain. Wife of the evening. Attending mir'n tonight. 1 make ~ pi~no talk, .you _got to , ~-~~- the report of the corre- _onroe wo~ the door prize. the Demorratll.' _nommee _ ~or 1 Mr. and Mrs. Weber and Dear· Helen : hear h1m ! ' Which 1-i hke tell- I ·Governor of Ohw, of CmcmUrC ly, Donna, Dennis, Dean, Haw con 1 keep from h"r- ~ ing Andy Williams he shoutd nati , and her mother. Mrs . . PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. las and Duane, and llleirgrand- . tna all my friends' tales of take lessons from F.d Sulhvan. • Helen ~urns of Columbus_. Mrs. I A. lA]) BigJ~ has been parents, Mr. and Mrs. woe? I'm a quiet person and He cant wait to hear someMcllwam a~d Mrs. Erwm are ! president of the wscs of renee Mi!lloan of Middleport. I'd r-ather listen tban talk, but Ithmg out before be s up thet"e . . ' . cousms. Mr~. McElwam has ' Jty Methodist Church for not THIS way' rve lost sever· with his boring spiel. H ow , Bringmg co!or to the patm was the program subJect ' set up cam!)aign headquarters l t966-87 club year Altenll'on. . . when the Chesh1re Garden Club met recently at the home 1in c 1 b 1 · al frie?'is, too, because I guess 1 would you thmk ne rates w_,tn of Mrs. Ivan Grover . Mrs. Michael Fry was co-hl)stess. De· , o urn us. _Elected to serve .vith Mrs. r_J'$lmd t~em of the b a d people - h~ and guys hke 'votions were given by Mrs. ~----· - - - The Rev. and Mrs. Rus~ell B~ggs we.re Mrs. Ralph Cru~p, timeJ, They d. rather not know him, of which there il r e Edward Pre11ton. Iments were served from the Mcintyre of Springfield have VIce president : Mrs. J. ~- ~hmn, . me ;one~ thelf problems a_re qmte .a few. - BUD The program subject was ' dining room table, which was ~ spent the week with her motn- ~ordlng secretary: Miss overt Th~ hurts, because hs- Dear Bud -given by Mrs. Edwar I Preston. decorated with crystal and sil- l er, Mrs. Robert Coats. 111! Johnsou, treasunr. tened wh1le oth~rs couldn t be He should be about as popu. l Tw a arrangements by Ml's. ver, with floral arrangements Mr. and Mrs. Fred Secretary of cam~us , In todft's job market, I ~thered. Sometimes- I feel Jar as a surfboard. on th~- Sa· Everett Lo_ng, using driftwood or red Empire tulips by Mrs. have moved their trailer try, Mrs .... G~r~ Con.e~ ; se~e- bi~ e ueation is not en· lik~ a vase th~t people pour hara. People who can ai'Aa):s -~o and daffodils, and plum blos- Micnael Fry. The next meeting from the Chambers Jot on Palm- tary of ... hnsfum soctal reJa· ou • Today's employers their troubles '" and then toss you one better should be m- som with pea carnations in a will be at the home of Mrs er St. to Cincinnati where tions, Mrs. Chester Wamsley; are more selective and in the ash can when no longer vited to go ~ne step furte r - ~ tall crystal candelabra were Paul Shoemaker and co-hostes~ is employed at a bakery sec't of membership cultivation, :de~~~d~~~=t;~~~~r:: n~ed. Am r too sympathetic, out of yoor life._ ~ H.. ·displayed . Other spring fiowers , will be Mrs. Harry Clark. Visiting with Mr. L. D. Mrs. Gene ~row ; sec't of ness skills fat which they or JUst _a - PATHETIC SIMP? 1 T~is ~o~umn 1s. ded1~ated t~ 1 decor~ted th.e Jiving room. I' this week were his gra~ mate~•als, Mrs: Grocell are willing to pay a higb Dear Simp: , famlly liVIng, so d Y~ re ha\ · Durmg the busiress session a and son, Mr~. Charles i · Sefried, sect of miS!HOnary salary. Sympathetie listener!!! make [ ing kid tr.ouble or JUSt plain motion was passed to send and William Dile!!l ef ucation, Mrs. Virgil Siders; good "bad·weatlJer friends" be- trouble_, let Helen help YOU. donation to the Victor Rees proAlso visiting with him sec't of s~iritual ~ife .::ultivation, New Day ClltltS cause they attract people who She w1ll ~l!!lo welco~ your ject. The flower show at RutJy were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. LoUis Rosst Begin J e 9 m "me-deop" in troubles. n,is own •musmg experiences. Ad· land Methodis. church was dis· Parsons and son of Sec'! of suppy work, Mrs. un especially .if they listen will! dress Helen Bottel In caro of I cussed and tl!e county meeting I Lako. James D. Long ; sec't of m'.sT1k1 Tho Short Routt zealous eunosaty and are hook- th1s newspaper. 1to be held at Grace Methodist Funeral aervices for Price Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null alonaf1' personn_el, .~rs. Chf· To A Good Job I Church. The tea of the Cheshire Hawk were held from Ewing Crooksville Ohio visited re- ford Dunn; cha1rman of local ENROLL NOW Garden Club will be held in Chapel Thursday at 2 p. m. will! cently with ller 'rathor, Mr. church actlviUes, Mrs. R. D. 1 June at the home of Mrs. Ura the Rev. Carver Williams of Clarence Clark. Oseland; and co--chairman of Coursas far both yeu"' rMn 1ncl women. CI11M1 lrt hald Swlsller. A llelo trip is sched· tl!e First Baptist church offici· Mrs. C. A. Emmiah Is con- clluroh activities. Mrs. dotty from 1:10 hi 2 ,.M, In uled lor May 17111 lo Tycoon allng. Special music was pro- fined to her home will! a virus liam Voight. 1lr conditioned deurooms. Lake . vided by Fritz Buck, organist. lnfe<tion. Circle Cllairmen namad are: Wrlhl, Vlllt, or Colt For r · '"' ~· -"'·_,.,..,,., Only two mombers wero ab- Burial was In Beech Grove Dennis Saelens, Don Hanning, Mrs. W. S. Waldie, Mra. J. A. Cattlot 1nd lttfermetlon Herman Martin fell sent from the meeting, Refresh- cemetery and pall bearers were Jerry Oavjs, Christine Bahr, Blankenship, Mrs.. Jack atM~;er home Friday morn· Mr& Normal Dean was bon. Patrick, William and Mike Eric Chambers ond suzanne Neely and Mrs. W11Uam Vo(jht. ing b•·oaking her leg. ored receniiUyhon her .~~tlldM·~J Kyger Group Meetl Neutzling, John Warner, Dole Bradbury, Rio Granda AU new officers are · at tl!e lam y ome In •~ .... J17. , Smith, John Hawk and Charleo stud.,ts, are spending the Ill attend the officers training Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hawk, soc community. A lovely din· ith Cia.,. Athey Smitll. end with lhelr famlli.. . day al the Huntingl<ln who were called Mre by the ner was servec. featurina: a cake 1be Kyger Women't Society Coming from out of town for Van Johnson son of Mr. and mad~ Churct. on June 30. · e baked by Mf!!.. J OuJI "• Wll ee1er. I'met recently regular ' death of lll 1 Ia the1·,. P rIc_ , i for the . . tl H:~ serv1ce were Mr and Mrs., Mrs. Jame!l Johnson. Locust.st,llI OiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO Hawk, retur~ to hll home m Those attendin~ included Mr.l ~t~~IJ sess on With Mrs. Clair : Grover Hawk and Brenda, Mr . l sustain~ a broken bone in his Columbus Friday. IH!an, and daugbte• . Mary, Mr. The meeting opened with the · and Mrs. John Hawk and Julie ! ~eg wh1le playing baseball. He ·Pvl. William Neutzllng, who 'l and Mrs. Da· Henry and daugh- singing of "Blest Be The Tie Lynn , Mrs . Kenneth Laws_on j IS able .to attend classes with was called here by the death ter of Eunice, W. Va., Mrs. That Binds,'' which was follow- and Mr .. and Mrs. Dale Smith the leg m a cast. oi his grandfather, P r Ice I Norbeth Coleman and !!IOn, Dane ed by the scripture taken from ~ and SheJia_ of Columbus; Mrs: [ Mr. and Mrs. Randorlph w_ard Hawk, returned to Ft. Knox , of Olive Hill, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Psalnu; 25th chapter. The Lard's I Patnck Wippel, Severn, Md., Ravenswood, W. \a., VISit. K tdy I Jim Patten o1 South CIJarlea- Prayer was repealed by all Mr. and Mrs. Jolln Smllll anti ed recently with ller ~~hno ~~yne Teaford and ton, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Cora Ward uked the Bl: JoAnn _and Cha~l~, Sandyv~lle, Mrs. James Murray. ttn, Brian. visited recently IFannin, Mrs. Ackey Fraley, ble queationll taken from Reve- W. Va., Pvt. Wilham Neutzhng, his mother, Mrs. Edith Mr . and Mrs. Roger Dean Fra- l'ation!!l. Ft. Knox, , Ky.; Mr!!l._ John D. Wamens .& Children• '11>aford. Iley and family, aH of Concord, At the conclusion ef the bust- Utt and Teresa, Dav1d_ a?d -fHarold Teaford of Middleport! W. Va ., Mrs. Martha Carr of ne11s session, Mrs. Jamea Brad· Joh~ny and Harold Sm1th, C!rvisited Sunday with his moth- Dorothy, W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs. bury led games, which wtre clevJ!Ie; Mr. and Mrs. Paul llltt er. Mrs. Edith Teaford, Min· Rexford Burchell and grand- enjoyed by all. Refreshments Dolly, Bellaire; Mr. and e sville. daughter of Mari~tta, Mr!!l. were !l~rved to eleven guests. Healey Richardson and lntolt 5 to Blo 10 and Mrs. Gene DeWees Jean Queen and son of GalH· The next meeting will be held Edna Hawk, Ath~ns; 2 PAIR _ _ $3.00 $d family returned to their ' poli!!l, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold at the home of Mrs. Robert Gerald Hayes, Shade: ~Jm•. Columbus. today sfter ' Dean of Rodney. Conkle on May 18.111, whlcn will Victor IJahr. Mrs. Don spending a week with her parbe an ali-day sessJon. Mrs. Clell Meter, Mrs. Don Bentz «its. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mr. Danny Dean °~ Colum· Conkle will be co-hostess, and Keith, Mrs. Buel Ridenour '.thomas and with relative& iD bus, Leo Dean of Cmclnnatl, 1 potluck dinner wlll be serv- Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham, Ch<! .. ll Middleport, 0. : u5 I ho. Morals of Children ore Discussed By ronel Held bv Mothers League 1 v.n•• _,.... •.... IN Persona otes ' From . M'dd/epo Mrs. Sign.-Sis President of Ch h WSCS 1 1 1 _ Bringing Color to Patios is Topic Of Cheshtre Go.rden Club Proqram ! ' ~tom~~ , .. ~etere~S . +.o ~, \j ' toddlers ~ ,..~ * n . .: proper fit every time c.: .... .. . 1') . -.3>~ With our skill and experience, and Stride Rite's range of · shoes, you com be sw:e your baby.t.L~"" gets the correct style and size. ,, '. . . ' Sorry we didn't hove half enough when we ron this spread in Washington's Birthday Sole. But after weeks of persuasion the mill has agreed to let us run this spread again on a half price sale. Ba hare early Monday for the Biggest Spnad VaiN y..haveevar witnessed. INls ,, •• ., a. ( ) " ., ,, ,<l ·. . . Beautiful Full or Twin Size Petti.Point Rose HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS First Quelily ..II. $21.98 VIIUI ters !J'ulted by P11pil• : In oi)~rvJ:~n~ of NaUonal Llrary Week . the third grade UJllf by Mrs. Cllarleo Gibbs, in~ the Po!J'eroy Public lorary, Thursday aftor])l)(lfl. Flower and animal book· arks made by the pupil! were to the library and pmeiltad ' Mrs. Le!f:.ter Hart, librarian, presented each pupil with 1 bookmark with lllo ln8criptlon, " Read , Keep Growina, Read." A story, "Tho 1'errtble Tiger" was rtad to tho lfOliP by Mrl. Herbert lllxoo, llliltaal IIIJm· llo. -tlle good DlllliDg mattreasl Larry's .•. ° r:r 10.99 32 Affend 5 • 1St'f hers Meef'mg In Baptist Church Fellowship Room . ['I ~ I~ ~·• 1:~1" :~!':1 ~~·~' t"il'"f~l'"f9p;J' I'J1' 't3 THEY MEAIIJIE IJP 1 GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE HOSIERY TIJ YfJIJI JfJI! April 251h Thru MAy 7th. Seamless Sheer DYNATOMICS Walking Sheer Sheer Stretch Seamless Stretch BY RANGER - I wish I ooul~ offer tllo spee!fic recipe lor 1 delicious eoup lbal Tore Wreln!IU ...-ved his 1111111, but be did not ~ave f'le met measurement~. A little experimenting by moot 1 ··10k1 1hoold de the trick, R'fu..rly $1.351 pr. Make Your Home Off Limits To Ants On Salt Hosiery Dept. . ' .._, 5:~add:£~be:~ .~;~:.r.·~· ·~·'~t·'~,·~'-~\::~ ~lent ,; · · 6" SHOE 8" BOOT :; c' .. Mllnfloore itt .: ·. 8" INSULATED .,.if ;.. BOOT to lbln. lbe IOUP IDtl lei the guesll (IIIII your JO<ret. ' American 'Womea m the voluntaln, thl jolnerl, the organizitlon women. 'lbelr Eu· All Supplied In Mollow Geld or MtllowMaot Colors Gtlll. OGU.IOB IIIW YORX (UPII :.... Machine Washable Heavy Quolity , ·, No Ironing. BIIIChedWhlte OnJY. IPIING • G~Jl.~~qlis ·· SAlE INGELS WY t-2635 All Cotton. RNITURE OPIN FRI. & SA'!'. NIGHTS · :,. :.;Stor• .· IAIGAIN ·· ~T • trt It~~ llltiq lottllY jn k· ~e _, mttt, 1a11 O.,le assodalt ~ of :==:'l till 1htlverslty $1··· . . 3pn. for $3.25 IIOWtYfl', Purte lrah peas by puohing <hem lbrougb a sieve. To them, .:ten, add a dash of 119ulllon for :1 medlum-thldl Uquld. Stir In I HERE'S 6 NIW WORK SAYING ... TIME SAVING leaturoo from HO"OINT In Gallipolis, Ohio I 1 ' Sealy Posturepedic• Women's View 1 HALF PRICE SALEI ~ed~.;::=========t=er:·=;::;::;::;::;::;:::;;;~===~~===::- A""""" Olclir· ef:i BUSINESS COLLEGE sons Mr. and of Northup, Mr11. JoelMissAthaCarla and Rife of Patriot, Mr. and Mrs. r;hurch Choir Mef!J Randolph Fraley of Cheshire, for Social Hour Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pugh of ;The Laure1 Cliff Free Meth- 1Eccles, W. Va., and Cecil Rife dt11t Church Youth Choir met of Patriot. 'i!u~day_ evening _following Sending presents were Mrs. I actice rn the recreation room 1 Danise Mitchell and Mr. and the parsonage: . IMrs. Clarence waua:h of Galli_Rev. E~gen~ G11l prestded at polis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flint e meetmg m ~e absence Of [of Sylvester, W. Va ., Mrs. e Tracy, president, an~ de· Daisy Drummond and Mrs. Ma1otlonl were Jed by Mickey rit Jones of Patriot. 4owell who read Psalm lOll. 'lans were made for a wiener 1 $Jast a1 tl!e n.,t meeting. Jack 1 Mother~' Day Tea -!-cobs was welcomed as • I Planned by ~roup w member. c.amel'l were The Ladies Aux:illary of John layed during the social hour Gee A.M.E. church met at the won by Gn;g Eblin and home of Mrs. Robert Casey ay Howell . RefreshmenLs were on Wednesday at 7 : ~ p.m. rved to those named abovt Plans were made for a Mothnd Roger Klein , Brenda Gi'.· l ers Day tea on May tsl. It ylll re. Karolyn and Tom Souls- tbe held at the church between y. Becky Eblin. Martha Bak· lthe hours of 3 to 5 p.m., and r, Benny and Becky Wnght. 1the public is Invited to attend. athy Ebl~n . Wayne Leifheit, I Plans were also made for u~r Pullins, Mrs. Ha r r_y 1the Daily V'acation Bib I e arll and Mrs. Eugena Gill :school. whicll will bo held !rom nd cllildren. June 8 tltrougb June 17th. Tho 1 next meeting will bo at the ; Pomeroy Library home of Mro. Harry Franklin. best..prodaced and emeeed with two men plus her usual :'oc~' ''"' ~ !!:~ ~ ~"'!!~- . a~IJunlle Jim Aubrey .. . MortoD bona • 14ildlll Alrporl wileD tilt leaa alettlttl llliD 11m Dtnntey, Ult ir..O Ooivoii<.i b ........ ._ ....._ ,_,_ . lliU, ... aueot of \f)Jdei1llllD ." "'"'"' ....,._ ___. trlltl to IIIlA de wD ~ GellerY'• chic E. Jat llottla<t l1onal VIIIIIJ OUo lldlvlllet lc verlilllltt~l llttl Jllllit ..., ('lbt Ifill Room lltlyt); two ai(Prllfl!t Paml'l lawrllt chiJI. t1mra llltWJmelfiltltd lhtm lePd "ealehel." lty) ... Oltl N. Y. Pill wD lat!Jilltl nalrllDI ... '11111 ~ 11oJ Celm .... celeo deliplad Mll1ln Balsam ..,.. w1t11er ..{ullt ~ 1nf111i IOipelblq apeclal, 1111 the btiiM1........, • ICIGr 0. llw's frta!lJ1adllllllld (la 1111111 '1riJ back Ia thl who , C8ftll car; Marly lll'lllr llltl W. lntervlel!il ~ ltoaat IICiot . •. <l!)e, tlllltrtm-Joollo lianUJ pliJill lltl I. P. IAilr- p i and 111111 boy frlltld Dta IDe, rldl ClllloD .,.... Ne11J agelll rqlt ID tilt ~ at 'IV· 81111J1! Did to ~ ID t b 1 Jlarleltl, a brtdelmalil ol C.... laftl''l'' 111m ••• MJc1t1 • 1 PriDcl Vlllltlt IWrdo . .. J• 1o1 via _.....,, DPWGtbig jl"lmary lllbl fir lbo N. Y. li<'l t~petilltllo wiD quite I tlilll!tl waddllg, cetebra!etl)lll Surrogate spot (Joe Cor Is re- zoom Ill her payc!lleck (lrvm blrtbtlay wD bim at lltl to~ lirln& after a dlstingUlahad ear- her cumnl f400 a week) after 011y • . • Umllnlseent Jeune eer); the scramble has half tho last nlcht's demved award. Murray Vanderbilt lunched with N. Y. SuPrtiDt C\lurt solons Nedda (Mrs. Joah) Lilao. of8l> dreaming . . . A TV ... mor Eddie Cantor's ,...t old ra· In& Jbo'd 11111de !be mi.slake of panei!Jt lell her busba!ld, saya dio pal Jimmy Wellington join. movllli from a ltJo.blg plaee to · slle can't stantlllvlng will! hint ed the Voice l'f America ..... tne too-tiny, whicll didn't keep but returns a n!illt or two ~ Mrs. Soupy Saletl'o dad (L e o her from loetln& • real lliJIIIII> week, for a Kinsey design-lor- P01) is okay after a heart ot- er ·. . Ellln (Mrs. JrvlnC) Ber· Iovine . .. Huntington ~ lack in w. Va. .. . Georgie lin In beige (it's !bill season's lord's beJni 1t1ed this week In Prlce'a widow, Cam, asld at color) Bretoa . .. Cordella Bid- n""i'ir:o-;~..-~-------------------""' Nassau by lawyers all"'linnl un- the Peu llld Pencll their 17 • dill Robertlon wllll ber lnerila· D • paid lees on the asle of mr year-old Lisa's ellumnJ1 wllll ble . dacllabuDtl, lor wbom bap0 S COW Paradlol loland \1 Mary Cra- , P. Mor&an'o 17-year • old .pUy tberl waa lMiher IICially fer Palatl (IDI paid tl4\l • grantleon Setll . . . AI 43tl and recislerad ""'""'bound Ill tl!e m Ilion, lnVtltld anolht.r fit · 6th, 1 bllntl Necro begar'a !I!Je. powder room wblcb has lacill· m'llloo, sold lor P\HIIlll.) . .. Inc Eye do& wearllli tiny aocko Ilea lor such proper mutta ... r -.;11 Beatat'a oplal111 of lbe and rubbers. On 55th, reataura- Vincent new MetropoUiaD Opera House: '!be Co11111 was day's swill&· Sardi ·Jr. G!l the way lo the "Operatic dtltlllrea." lqgost luncheon spot . . . II barber, be said, optlmisllcatly !feel sure some of our clever hold evea though I hava The Detna apeclto mea flo. couldn't be the In-group knows ... Salvador Ball, the Spanlsb IY POlLY CIIAIIIER, NEA DIWI POLLY - Call you readers will ....,. U thls can omall cblldrOD. I will Jet •lonabll potlllcal tliJlilal from Gen• Jr. takes Mon. off. any· Morton Downey (lbtly're every· aD In on my seoret wbicll has former GOP bead Judson Mor· way, Cristina Ford led the lligh whert, lll:e Anita Louioe off for ..- ooe of tile reodero tell mo I be done. - J>OLLY llow to lint hreaol d~ler•nl now become a sari of game. At house'o N. Y. State Suprame fashion parade in deap beige Spain on the S. S. United 1 DEAR POLLY - My ttl-year· nigbt wbon I sit dowa 1o watch Court poyola trial May 2 .. . suede coat, heige slloes and States ... Mr. John (Hatmanl) color•~ - BETTIE. old daughter's collection ef for- television 1 get a pad and a penZeckelldorl headUnea w!ll pop bag and Very Short Dress .. . flow off to Europe; on a plane DEAR BE'ITJE ~ I JH'f· eign dolls was outgrowing her cil. During the evening as 1g1ln momentarily . . . It was Carol Bjorkman in a corner in case you wondered. 1Ua1t 01 ateu already baked available tablelop space so slle think of what should be OAK HILL HOSPITAL NEWS broad from ,.e otore. I am contrived a very n!ca wall dis- tlle next day I write It dowu. Blrlln - Mr. and Mrs. Dav· l oorry I eopnol be of llelp bot play usln& economy-size facial Before cling to bed I k. Patrick Wires, Wellston, son, ti,.ue bo•es. She hangs a doll this list to thl refrlgoralor Richard Cameron, April 13 and Carlos Vires, Hamden, Dick in each box with 1 IUJllmed pa· with a JDaflllel. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ivai Leach, Fee, Jackson, Alex Andersou, ~r hanger. She cut ()Ut three The fohowmg day 81 each Jackson, daughter, Donna Kay, Kres&, Rl. 4 Oak Hill, Mr5. s1de; 50 there were r••nels "\1 ~ job is finished I cross it April 17. rtlll, Jacltoon, Keith French. Rt. by 9 and 3\1 by t ..AH.or eacn the liS ' t. It is ltm. S'·- I J, Oak llill, and Elmer Hugnes, d 11 1n 1 de 1 bo ~• 81 Preseat Patleate RuaseU Jackson wall Pace '" . x been doing Urls I get mort Ponte Oak Hill Mrs Lena p tie . .. she wrapped clear plastiC all a- ··• there Is really •• ' ' . a Dt!!l Rtlea!led - Wilham round it Now her doUs are kept -.uu Kell)', Rt. 3 Oak Hill, Mrs. Le· Coverdale, Mrs. Hallie Aber· clean ~nd are easily seen RELAX, tomorrow Is vina Dearth. Oak·Hill, Mrs . Ef- natl!y, Timothy Hale, Albert through the panels. The de- day. - ELINORE lie Lewis. Rt. 2 Oak Hill, Mro. Pierce, Theodore Masslo, HoiNadine Cook, Oak Hill, Robert land Exline Ollie! Croddolph signs on the bQxes made pret- DEAR POLLY- My M-JieaJ·- 1 Kimble, Jackson, Paul Griffin, Mrs. Mary Smilll, Mrs. Cor~ ty frames for her colleetl<ln.- old latl!or came to stay at By OAY PAULEY ropean alslera don't eome Rt. : Oak Hill. Mrs. Maraaret D. Davl•, Mrs. Norma Walk-., MRS. R. L. home after lle bad boet1 In lanywllere near tlJ"" in such Bond, Rt. 2 Wellston, RoSI 1\frs. Orplla CordeU, hOipltal. Hia lingers w.-a NEW YORK WPII -Gil'iln· outside aclivities. At least that Koro, Oak Hill, Mrs. Ella Carl Sprague, Ronald Scott . DEAR POLLY - Wben I g• to sUII to write !etten so 1. ,s from 1 trav•ler'o diary: :is what 1 was told by Mrs. Evans, Rt. 4 oak Hll~ Mrs. Dunn, 1nd Mrs. Phoebe Simp- a potluck cllurch or club &Ul> spoe his letters Into the tapo Elkus While, the u.s. ambassa· Lavena Haughton. Jack!!OD, son. per I u.'IUally take al~ng cus- re(Ofder end then I typed What :uld rank.;s one ol th~ dor to Denmark wltose IIRI of Mrs. Flo Wilson, Jackson, Mrs. lard cups filled with riCO pud- tl!em. This method aUorda wor!!l~t Ylldon 1-(tr 0~ 0 i political party a~d clvie organi- Elizabeth Warns, Jackson, Wil· ! The American demand for ding, baked custard or &Orne- Lbe pleasure of continuiDI til~ t-b,t n~ ~n zation offices takffl up four liam York. Rt. 4 Oak Hill, Mn. f popcorn consumes 324 million ' thing of that sort made with correspondence evta though pom "th 1 . p dace. Sutr llik""l n- -naraaraphs singl• spaced in Mayme Thom11s, Oak Hill, Mrs.; pound!!l of raw com annually 1dietetic sweeteners or else I can no l011ger wrlte.-MRS. K. • · givo ' the 1S' dl e Ski rvh, Oa k Hill, Bull · 11ake prepared. custard desserts' sr ~ redWI r1en !I m oc .,.... m, , ,..her •biography. But · w. .v en. ·t 1European wamen time, the ' halloway, SOUth Webster, Mrs. Only the Senate has the pow. , made for people on sugar • re- I, ,....iiiiiOiiiiiiiiiii==--=..i Tore and. Margareta Wret- i ambasaador adds. Jolnin& is Ellen Keller, . Jackson, )f r s. er to try impeachments. stricted diet s, - ~1RS. H. H. 1 man (lle owns 1 lfOUP of . Mildred Hanulton. Gallipolis; Slockholm mtaurants) British Celts sett!od DEAR POLLY- When I go llnst Utllloltoll and France's great west'fn penin- come to our home they all·waY<I II thai !boy were llylng OCIO I C sula of Brittany !rom the lth compliment me on llBYing such nell\ weekelld to the Riviera. to tile 7th century. i a neat and organized houseThey jtllt mlgbl shop for permanent weekend bouH The SOcial Stitchers met In ed by praye•. or near llle Mediterranean. llhe Fellowship Room of the Miss Hilda Halley gave a 1 Saitl 1 member o1 the Firat Bsptllt church Thur!day talk on the work she is. doin11 newoii'Pilf ll'OUP wllll wllom JlevPillng. There were 32 mem- In helping tlle different depart· waa lravellnc: Ibers and guests in atte1.danco. monts of th' church. She lnlroMrs. Eslller Gooch, prtaldent, duced her talk wllll a reading *Oh, you're 1o1n1 It Nlco .. o•eaided at .tl!e meell!ll. wllich from Samuel I. Mrs. Fowler H•w nlet." I~pened wi!h the oin~ing of asked tl!e momllers lo give fa· 1 You May Have Joy Bells." vorlte Bible verses, and com· U.S. botelo and motels could She then greeted tl!e membors ments were made or. tllem. Mrs. t~ke a 1euon from hostelries h1 ~ and guests. Ladles reported on Gooch read a poem "rret Some· Scandinavia whloh r<eoiiJIIze · the sick and siJuUns. body E!le." thlo II thl wub-wear, drip-dry Mrs. Aln,o Fowler pvo the RosteSBes for the eve;~:~~~:~~ 1ga for lravelers. The hotelo In devotlono, using the 126111 M... Alma Fowler, Norway, llenmlfk and Sweden Psalm, and read two poems, Mrs. Alice Carter, Mrs. In whloll I lllayed all oupplled "PianUn& Th• Seeds," and Contlee 1nd 1\frs. Effie stocking aJtd blouse h•ngers, •11be .Great Physician 11 follow· 1lam1. plt11 elolhtlllne otruna hlgb _:.:_~=:...;.;:;-..:::::::::..•..::::=..::::=~-----­ abilvt balbiUba. Offer Problems GAWPOUS !fld{ •. dleport. --~· ~ ·-· European Hotels'· . H ed onor upon Her Birthday Roush Shoe Store o i '"'n ..,.,. """'''"'"""'"""" , Mrs. Dean is er:r. • -.< .. 1r i Wants Bread Tinting Tip . Pri"Ce Hawk TENNIS SHOES OL , . . . p IIY., Thursday for ,_.th ...,.., .~oice of Broadway Pr!Mt l'ltlllp plrsojtaDy met!the t::\ •I Service Held PersonaI Notes " From Pomeroy • •• Jaek O'Brlall SENIOR 5 1 ~- . GRADUAnNG i 1.,1 ~ .,..•_ ntra 41rn'n,r. ,._..~" . ' -. . Cu6~s Sera • '; · All Triple Guaranteed! l'l'hese ihoea are guaranleed to wear for aUeut 8 months frOm date of purchase under normal · · wearlllg conditions. . . ,. tRec~le&,~ ol ' aae. the PVC soles are &\laranteed · to outwear the •leather uppers. · i . • Reifi~ess of wearing eondltloll8.. 0r &Je, the IDles .will not separate from the upperJ. .~ ,· ,r.H E,.: sflo:r ·sox :i .,_ . • ' . ~.- -1 , . MIDOLEI'OI\T, 0. i .' ·.,_ '. 412 2nd An. ~ 446-0,796 CW!pols, Ohio .. �I ... ~ .... ~ ~· \ p•,o-· · · ..·· - - ...~ ....... . ... ~ ------ ··· · ·~· ... . 1 0 ' 0• ' • . ····.-·· ----. - .•... ........._.... ·--·········- ... ,.. -- ,. _. "'". ____...,...,....,,___ ·.~, "'' "'1;, • ·· ---- ·It's Easy to Do Business I ~ -- .I ,. 1 ,;· .' . ··--· - --··--·- ···-~·-v·-~~·-·-~~·---· ··-···~~..~... . . ~. . ~.·---~,-~----;·~---!·~~·~~ · l~ w· ~Eil..IW'r ~ ' ·• mil'- .... ••. drl.., Geerl ball._ Jilllilr• . , equipped 1if ·bqlilobole, caB!, llllliOcram, · etc. Only .• lUll · . RHI Etflte For S.le ----~~ Camplna Equip.' " RHI·hflte ~ S.le The. w·•s'e · m·an ;.;x . ,- Get Extra Cash The Want ·Ad \Va~ L" Wmtt Ail .ay·ByPuoae,; r • TbeSUildQ • ' SA.LI .•·"·· • T. o. cruttt . Rt. 1 , ,, 8oxl591 .,. v•• n•u, .... ••• ""! tow. Jl:any f'llltlm!S. • Euy ..t-up. Easy on bud, get Prlcecl I r o m $399 F.O.B. ' AMSBARY'S APACHI THE BEST HERE •• _ _:h:.;:IIU:::rlili::::..•- THREE lblnp to look for wh.. JOU buJ lnsuraDCe - • ICJIId . 1965 Chevrolet Impala · · · ·· · · · $2795 _ , , fast cl$11 service IIIII ltw ralel. We bavo all lbree 11 lhe Neal Ina. AJen- .,, JOUI' Graogo Aleatl. s.. tllem 10011. 18-11 loned furniture, frames, dishe5, other What do you· have? Call aee Corner Anllque Shop. dleport, Ohio. WY 2-215!1. Super Sport Coupe. Low mileage, vinyl interior with bucket seats, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, tinted glass, padded dash, wire wheel covers, black vinyl roof and Sierra tan finish. Tru· ly a sharp sports car. 4 14 1964 CHEVROLET .............. $2195 Plumbinl_!_~nl Super Spt. Convertible. Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white wail tires, 327 V·8 engine, automatic, power steering, radio and beater, white fin· ish, black top. Truly showroom clean. III'ANDARD PLUMBING 1 BEATING, 1i01 8e0014 Ave. J.ll IOBN••....... . Jllumblq IIIII B...... .. FOIIItb o\ft,--4f&.lll!. lltll 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door · ·$1995 Beautiful Sandlewood finish with spotless match· ing interior, like new whitewall I st line tires, automatic trans., power steering, std. V-8 engine, radio grmiiiir! ......-- " ., -~ L.geiNotlce WI NEED USTINGS WEJ<:t- or mootn: Sleeping IIJYroom furolsbed apL, troller •pace. Contact Stelll Arnold, Park Hotel. DOLL House Nursery lran!por tati01 available, reasoflable rates also for •bopping o_r "orking mothers, ~ourlv, dot-- P·b. 44&56-tf space lOt 1'1111. COO Gl ~ trom 1 a.m. dD i p.m F"'A"'Rc:M:-:: Hcou-se-c'7' loat to -aowi Call Wayot' Amsbary. 8l·tf ==~'=-~--'-'~~ APARTMENT for Renl Utllltied pd. 441H173l. 1HI WISEMAN AGENCY ~P4fN'F" rooms), bath , garage, In ·tbo j basement. A few dollars ~'l ~ · paint wiU put th~ p~ , In excellent condition. $1,1100. · IIIDDLEPORT - R~; ST. - 6 rooms (! bedrooms), · I bath, front porch, coa1 furnace heating, full basement. Priced to sell. -.- ~ ' ' $lf,DIItl BUYS 108 acres buildings, 7':J miles oorth ol . Pomerey, properly well fenced, plenty pasture, 10me fruit trees, 2 cisterns, 1 weD and springs, nice t r 1om bouse, new aluminum siding. anil"j , and heater. A nice clean car in every way. storm windows and dooft. Property in excellent cmdl- 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2 Door · ·$1495 tion. Albert M. C.x, Broker Henry Cleland, Soleom11 v.. Complntloulo- NHtlo WY 2-1830 WY Z-25a 4 24 3le Evenia~a II ACRES, 5 room house, Leb' " ' anon Township, Price tDJO. George HobsteUer, Broker, 'Hilton Wolfe, Salesman. Pb. -·;; WI 9-32lL 4 II' llf. 1964 Falcon 2 Door ......... ·.. $1295 ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILIRS Horton St. M110n, W. Al•o S.. Us For Your . " f'OMEROY - ZND ST. - II story frsme, 5 rooms (% bfld.rt 327 cu. in. engine, Powerglide trans. Power steer· ing and brakes, like new 1st line whitewall tires, radio and heater, red interior, showroom dean, all white finish. . FOR SALE Ul 19631mpala H. T. Coupe ...... $1795 W• Think This II The "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER Offlot OINIIO .... - ...... ~-like .......... 01 ~ I. II. Wln••~~o 016 4500 For S.le 1 FOR SALE: 6 room bouse lritlt beth, lull basement, 891 fJyii sell St, Middleport. Pbouel Deluxe trim. Seats always covered. Whitewall tires show little wear. White finish. Radio and heater Pt Pleasant 69S-26m. 1963 MERCURY ...... · ........ · $1695 AUCTION gine, automatic trans. Power steering, radio and beater and many extras. SERVICE 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air St. Wag. $1095 JIM CA-HAN Gal/ia Teochers Gi~ Papers ol ., Area lntete$1 ! I ROOM lramt bomo IIIII Cll blart top Ibm 'lltldruaiDL . 12 WI N70I RACIN!, 0. WDIIam Balar, o ....... _ II Goiiio Ataolomy 111c11 ,,) FULLY carpeted ond wit drapel, raised lireplace In Ilv- !lcl!ool, """ Dr. u.,.r e..tr,' Jac room, Intercom, btl lot, ouiJiant ,..,...... II 11111'11' Mr. aclualve ne!Cbborbood 110 II IUo Graado Vollep, ... baflll, prieed ID sell. two IOIIo«<eee ....... llnody moved. Cil)' lclloolo. ot ... - .............. ., .. - - '· And..., " . . .. AI Your Chevrolet Dulor llld four room llllbed aparlmeltll. AD Ilea paid. Phonl WY smf. Rowley llld Reed. After I p. 111. call WY U574. . SPUT LEVEL All Kinds of Good Buys All In Ono Place RADIATOR u fled lnstnldlon. Eacbleman, WY Hll!l. - U& SERVICE GUITAR eC.r eTruck eHNior for a beclnner. Steve land, WI 9-3801. & 24 Coro e Bulldo..r eAnyTypo •--·--nos- "J Dr. Corr'a pl'fllnlalioo ·'" "A -llpeclee II U...... .... ........ IJDJollol ...... From Lab Caaoly, Oldo.. Tile ,...,.. lOIII be Pli>Utbed .. 1 ....... ' and beatinc, Obto. End JV wnur IIWer trauble. We bave Ill slit-· mach- 1-, s-., .. *•' . USJD PURNITUR. and' 0PH0LmRINO 1163 lot. I LWitatlon Mu I WllhMan two RIVER MO.TOI: .~~~ tation "· PINHntl W. Va. .. .... 675- 490 Smith • CoroAa • ',. ~writer, Sold lor 1116.50 , Yal''llalance 187.50. iiieppard, 162 lit Avt. GIU'folll, 0111t ALIGNMENT and mo ..r. Phone -~"- Remodeling, Rt. 7. Creek Road 4 all from IOtp Leading Help Wanted 1111aum olding, storm OWl llld dins, awnings ESTABLISHED :"Au. ~~taUAIJa~tion~~-~ NUM -- = =--- II<God Ave., WY 2-~~.. AUCTIONEER COMP.LITE SERVICE Wrltt, PhoM or Cont~et AT ITS GREATEST ==~~=: ....... popptroal, t" If 12" 1111 ..JSe .. 1JO lompllle Co..,_ lo"l" POMIIOY ............... . .... .......... ,,..,, ...... ........ ~ 5111'-ot- . If Loont ... .... 446 . . . lrUIMll.. _ !..• . 'I'll~ ... ' ' ' ' .. '· •I T e !- minutes drive from PomeroyRoute 143, Harrisonville M ··· WY ~I or WY 2-3618. S 13 U• _..:Leg = al Not-i=ce _ _ FOR SALE The Norman Phillips boust 1 and lots in Syracuse, Ohioo Property appraised at $4.000.08 · I and cannot be sold for less .. ' than the appraised value. For details, contact Eleanor Werry , Administratrix, PomeroY, Ohio. Sale is subject to approval of the Probate Court ot Meigs County. Ohio. (4) 24, 2>. 26, rl, 28, 29 (5) I, 7W i PatH• Allrll 11, " " ROUTE 1 Rock Springs Society Notes .-. .. ... PIZZA PIIID or - bath. dition, $225. 1956 FORD, V-8 "~~~rk o f Board ol Public A!lalra . . , ·, standard, floor shift ' 1150.00 per month" be and ,. hltHI' unended l u ruf1 : sedan, blue and white, with " ClHk or B o;m.t or i>ubllc Atrat ra .. ., .-: • fl7!1.0~ P,.,. mont~ ."' ra d'IO and heater. new t1res, That t.hi• ordtnomt-e In 10 ••r u ·at and in A-1 condition ' $325. 1957 t..b.e per t all\s to Lhe s~ IRry ot the eter.ll: tr Jl{l.ll.nl of Pulllle Aftllrs abaU Dt FORD, v.s automatic Fair- retroartl ve to ,\Jart•b. I, !HI. . lane 500, motor recent~¥ re- :~~!:~= Apnl 11 • 11186 built, 2 new tires, $195. Ph. Ri chard Bailey, Clerk ot CollbcU SH 2 oo I I' il C. U. F"i1her . Mayor --46oi'IJ . ave 4 m es out --....:==~"~ ' "~·::,:·~:_'_::'·~"':. PRODUc:I'S, 119 I WY 2-2191 Ill W, MAIN L()()KfNG for ~ood stea d~· employment? We nerd good men earnii1g opperltmity S75-$100 *:,;week to start. Appl~· 209 Stft St., Pt. Pleasant . W. Va. tl:OO a.m., Ask for ~1r. Hoi· land. 8z.t! BARGAINS lNUSED- -ANO REPOSSESSES Sewing mach· i¥J, and vacuum c:eaners. GAtA.m !r II ~-- OWD lehA."11 ~-- work. No .,.,. uliiDieD. ~ years txperi· tiiCtl. Free Jnapeetions. Gllarateed. 805 West Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio at Zirk's Dairy and OlDINANCI NO.,, An OI'CIIIIIQC. to AM•I'I• IKtllfl 1 ft ~ Ortllntnce Number ItS. U ~ 81 Be 11 ordatnM tltat ,., murh of .... =,.-,-=~c-=--~-- lion I of Ordinance Number 885, p 1953 CADILLAC, excellent ton• ed Ftbnlary l4 1988. whlt·h JlUW Piek up At 0. I G. CAFE 95-2 Slager Porlable $19.% up. ~Ies, foot pedal Smg_, 1 pt.' up. WHEn POMEROY, OHIO CALLWY'-- in CiJ!l ipolis !"all 67Q-3240 or 367-15.16. .........-- - · EXPERIINCID BlaeHnars ·~:""' ~- .,.rvlcel r=~;;;;;;::lll ;;;;;~:;;;;;;;:;:4;,ID~30t~p &elp w-tett. ,...., ........ 18 . . ~ ---1....,Ma~ vice l 1 11 tfc IRAKE SERVICE fllo MAN to operate ,,r manage sf'r· Illes, Reaaonabll ntn. CaD WY Ja7f, day « DJght. Gllllpollo .... rooms :=================~~ • • A fO •I Colltrtl Co. New termi&e plan. Slves you one-third tt onebalf. By local owner who ca.. to 11e1p e..w,, OMo.. ,KNOTT'$· OPEN EVES. 9 P.M. lElTH GOBLE FORD =="""=;;;-,=-,== ALLJED PEST and Termite .. .. tbo - ON DISPLAY lu1111811 • "A N.,. Iipecloo o1 ...... P'ruao A lolldollll le Joaral NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS All NiW Ridliliri!IGP ond a Kay amplifier, In excellent condiUon. .. ot Oldo ..........., lily ... Fridaf. POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1 FOUR BEDROOM bouse .. .... corner lot in Racine, Ohio, ··. ~ Box 213. 4 21 Ste . FOR SALE- 42 acre !ann. Low mileage by original owner, good tires, VB engine, automatic trans., radio, heater. Shari>-black finish, red vinyl interior. .,. ,., · - II II lfe Meteor 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Low mileage by one local owner. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish. W.W. tires show little wear. Luggage rack, V-8 en· VINTON FOR $3,000 • ••• ' · porch. 2 car garage in oroy. Phone WY 2-5655. Beautiful car in 2 tone green finish, low mileage by original local owner, spotless clean interior, 155 H.P. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans. Tires like new. Radio and heater, Slop In And S.. Why lll..U J~'~'IU. W1nted To Do 1y or ,...kly rates. 4522. ~ntral • •••• an<i PRICES and QUALITY are ----~~ ~ I ! basemonl. Front and TIIAILIRS "-IALUIINTAU -IERVICI 141 4th A.._ GaUipOIII .. OFFICE room ror reRt, floor , 28 Locust SL D. Wood, 446-1066. " •• . .·- ·' "" ,, ' �I ... ~ .... ~ ~· \ p•,o-· · · ..·· - - ...~ ....... . ... ~ ------ ··· · ·~· ... . 1 0 ' 0• ' • . ····.-·· ----. - .•... ........._.... ·--·········- ... ,.. -- ,. _. "'". ____...,...,....,,___ ·.~, "'' "'1;, • ·· ---- ·It's Easy to Do Business I ~ -- .I ,. 1 ,;· .' . ··--· - --··--·- ···-~·-v·-~~·-·-~~·---· ··-···~~..~... . . ~. . ~.·---~,-~----;·~---!·~~·~~ · l~ w· ~Eil..IW'r ~ ' ·• mil'- .... ••. drl.., Geerl ball._ Jilllilr• . , equipped 1if ·bqlilobole, caB!, llllliOcram, · etc. Only .• lUll · . RHI Etflte For S.le ----~~ Camplna Equip.' " RHI·hflte ~ S.le The. w·•s'e · m·an ;.;x . ,- Get Extra Cash The Want ·Ad \Va~ L" Wmtt Ail .ay·ByPuoae,; r • TbeSUildQ • ' SA.LI .•·"·· • T. o. cruttt . Rt. 1 , ,, 8oxl591 .,. v•• n•u, .... ••• ""! tow. Jl:any f'llltlm!S. • Euy ..t-up. Easy on bud, get Prlcecl I r o m $399 F.O.B. ' AMSBARY'S APACHI THE BEST HERE •• _ _:h:.;:IIU:::rlili::::..•- THREE lblnp to look for wh.. JOU buJ lnsuraDCe - • ICJIId . 1965 Chevrolet Impala · · · ·· · · · $2795 _ , , fast cl$11 service IIIII ltw ralel. We bavo all lbree 11 lhe Neal Ina. AJen- .,, JOUI' Graogo Aleatl. s.. tllem 10011. 18-11 loned furniture, frames, dishe5, other What do you· have? Call aee Corner Anllque Shop. dleport, Ohio. WY 2-215!1. Super Sport Coupe. Low mileage, vinyl interior with bucket seats, V-8, automatic, power steering and brakes, tinted glass, padded dash, wire wheel covers, black vinyl roof and Sierra tan finish. Tru· ly a sharp sports car. 4 14 1964 CHEVROLET .............. $2195 Plumbinl_!_~nl Super Spt. Convertible. Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white wail tires, 327 V·8 engine, automatic, power steering, radio and beater, white fin· ish, black top. Truly showroom clean. III'ANDARD PLUMBING 1 BEATING, 1i01 8e0014 Ave. J.ll IOBN••....... . Jllumblq IIIII B...... .. FOIIItb o\ft,--4f&.lll!. lltll 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door · ·$1995 Beautiful Sandlewood finish with spotless match· ing interior, like new whitewall I st line tires, automatic trans., power steering, std. V-8 engine, radio grmiiiir! ......-- " ., -~ L.geiNotlce WI NEED USTINGS WEJ<:t- or mootn: Sleeping IIJYroom furolsbed apL, troller •pace. Contact Stelll Arnold, Park Hotel. DOLL House Nursery lran!por tati01 available, reasoflable rates also for •bopping o_r "orking mothers, ~ourlv, dot-- P·b. 44&56-tf space lOt 1'1111. COO Gl ~ trom 1 a.m. dD i p.m F"'A"'Rc:M:-:: Hcou-se-c'7' loat to -aowi Call Wayot' Amsbary. 8l·tf ==~'=-~--'-'~~ APARTMENT for Renl Utllltied pd. 441H173l. 1HI WISEMAN AGENCY ~P4fN'F" rooms), bath , garage, In ·tbo j basement. A few dollars ~'l ~ · paint wiU put th~ p~ , In excellent condition. $1,1100. · IIIDDLEPORT - R~; ST. - 6 rooms (! bedrooms), · I bath, front porch, coa1 furnace heating, full basement. Priced to sell. -.- ~ ' ' $lf,DIItl BUYS 108 acres buildings, 7':J miles oorth ol . Pomerey, properly well fenced, plenty pasture, 10me fruit trees, 2 cisterns, 1 weD and springs, nice t r 1om bouse, new aluminum siding. anil"j , and heater. A nice clean car in every way. storm windows and dooft. Property in excellent cmdl- 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2 Door · ·$1495 tion. Albert M. C.x, Broker Henry Cleland, Soleom11 v.. Complntloulo- NHtlo WY 2-1830 WY Z-25a 4 24 3le Evenia~a II ACRES, 5 room house, Leb' " ' anon Township, Price tDJO. George HobsteUer, Broker, 'Hilton Wolfe, Salesman. Pb. -·;; WI 9-32lL 4 II' llf. 1964 Falcon 2 Door ......... ·.. $1295 ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILIRS Horton St. M110n, W. Al•o S.. Us For Your . " f'OMEROY - ZND ST. - II story frsme, 5 rooms (% bfld.rt 327 cu. in. engine, Powerglide trans. Power steer· ing and brakes, like new 1st line whitewall tires, radio and heater, red interior, showroom dean, all white finish. . FOR SALE Ul 19631mpala H. T. Coupe ...... $1795 W• Think This II The "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER Offlot OINIIO .... - ...... ~-like .......... 01 ~ I. II. Wln••~~o 016 4500 For S.le 1 FOR SALE: 6 room bouse lritlt beth, lull basement, 891 fJyii sell St, Middleport. Pbouel Deluxe trim. Seats always covered. Whitewall tires show little wear. White finish. Radio and heater Pt Pleasant 69S-26m. 1963 MERCURY ...... · ........ · $1695 AUCTION gine, automatic trans. Power steering, radio and beater and many extras. SERVICE 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air St. Wag. $1095 JIM CA-HAN Gal/ia Teochers Gi~ Papers ol ., Area lntete$1 ! I ROOM lramt bomo IIIII Cll blart top Ibm 'lltldruaiDL . 12 WI N70I RACIN!, 0. WDIIam Balar, o ....... _ II Goiiio Ataolomy 111c11 ,,) FULLY carpeted ond wit drapel, raised lireplace In Ilv- !lcl!ool, """ Dr. u.,.r e..tr,' Jac room, Intercom, btl lot, ouiJiant ,..,...... II 11111'11' Mr. aclualve ne!Cbborbood 110 II IUo Graado Vollep, ... baflll, prieed ID sell. two IOIIo«<eee ....... llnody moved. Cil)' lclloolo. ot ... - .............. ., .. - - '· And..., " . . .. AI Your Chevrolet Dulor llld four room llllbed aparlmeltll. AD Ilea paid. Phonl WY smf. Rowley llld Reed. After I p. 111. call WY U574. . SPUT LEVEL All Kinds of Good Buys All In Ono Place RADIATOR u fled lnstnldlon. Eacbleman, WY Hll!l. - U& SERVICE GUITAR eC.r eTruck eHNior for a beclnner. Steve land, WI 9-3801. & 24 Coro e Bulldo..r eAnyTypo •--·--nos- "J Dr. Corr'a pl'fllnlalioo ·'" "A -llpeclee II U...... .... ........ IJDJollol ...... From Lab Caaoly, Oldo.. Tile ,...,.. lOIII be Pli>Utbed .. 1 ....... ' and beatinc, Obto. End JV wnur IIWer trauble. We bave Ill slit-· mach- 1-, s-., .. *•' . USJD PURNITUR. and' 0PH0LmRINO 1163 lot. I LWitatlon Mu I WllhMan two RIVER MO.TOI: .~~~ tation "· PINHntl W. Va. .. .... 675- 490 Smith • CoroAa • ',. ~writer, Sold lor 1116.50 , Yal''llalance 187.50. iiieppard, 162 lit Avt. GIU'folll, 0111t ALIGNMENT and mo ..r. Phone -~"- Remodeling, Rt. 7. Creek Road 4 all from IOtp Leading Help Wanted 1111aum olding, storm OWl llld dins, awnings ESTABLISHED :"Au. ~~taUAIJa~tion~~-~ NUM -- = =--- II<God Ave., WY 2-~~.. AUCTIONEER COMP.LITE SERVICE Wrltt, PhoM or Cont~et AT ITS GREATEST ==~~=: ....... popptroal, t" If 12" 1111 ..JSe .. 1JO lompllle Co..,_ lo"l" POMIIOY ............... . .... .......... ,,..,, ...... ........ ~ 5111'-ot- . If Loont ... .... 446 . . . lrUIMll.. _ !..• . 'I'll~ ... ' ' ' ' .. '· •I T e !- minutes drive from PomeroyRoute 143, Harrisonville M ··· WY ~I or WY 2-3618. S 13 U• _..:Leg = al Not-i=ce _ _ FOR SALE The Norman Phillips boust 1 and lots in Syracuse, Ohioo Property appraised at $4.000.08 · I and cannot be sold for less .. ' than the appraised value. For details, contact Eleanor Werry , Administratrix, PomeroY, Ohio. Sale is subject to approval of the Probate Court ot Meigs County. Ohio. (4) 24, 2>. 26, rl, 28, 29 (5) I, 7W i PatH• Allrll 11, " " ROUTE 1 Rock Springs Society Notes .-. .. ... PIZZA PIIID or - bath. dition, $225. 1956 FORD, V-8 "~~~rk o f Board ol Public A!lalra . . , ·, standard, floor shift ' 1150.00 per month" be and ,. hltHI' unended l u ruf1 : sedan, blue and white, with " ClHk or B o;m.t or i>ubllc Atrat ra .. ., .-: • fl7!1.0~ P,.,. mont~ ."' ra d'IO and heater. new t1res, That t.hi• ordtnomt-e In 10 ••r u ·at and in A-1 condition ' $325. 1957 t..b.e per t all\s to Lhe s~ IRry ot the eter.ll: tr Jl{l.ll.nl of Pulllle Aftllrs abaU Dt FORD, v.s automatic Fair- retroartl ve to ,\Jart•b. I, !HI. . lane 500, motor recent~¥ re- :~~!:~= Apnl 11 • 11186 built, 2 new tires, $195. Ph. Ri chard Bailey, Clerk ot CollbcU SH 2 oo I I' il C. U. F"i1her . Mayor --46oi'IJ . ave 4 m es out --....:==~"~ ' "~·::,:·~:_'_::'·~"':. PRODUc:I'S, 119 I WY 2-2191 Ill W, MAIN L()()KfNG for ~ood stea d~· employment? We nerd good men earnii1g opperltmity S75-$100 *:,;week to start. Appl~· 209 Stft St., Pt. Pleasant . W. Va. tl:OO a.m., Ask for ~1r. Hoi· land. 8z.t! BARGAINS lNUSED- -ANO REPOSSESSES Sewing mach· i¥J, and vacuum c:eaners. GAtA.m !r II ~-- OWD lehA."11 ~-- work. No .,.,. uliiDieD. ~ years txperi· tiiCtl. Free Jnapeetions. Gllarateed. 805 West Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio at Zirk's Dairy and OlDINANCI NO.,, An OI'CIIIIIQC. to AM•I'I• IKtllfl 1 ft ~ Ortllntnce Number ItS. U ~ 81 Be 11 ordatnM tltat ,., murh of .... =,.-,-=~c-=--~-- lion I of Ordinance Number 885, p 1953 CADILLAC, excellent ton• ed Ftbnlary l4 1988. whlt·h JlUW Piek up At 0. I G. CAFE 95-2 Slager Porlable $19.% up. ~Ies, foot pedal Smg_, 1 pt.' up. WHEn POMEROY, OHIO CALLWY'-- in CiJ!l ipolis !"all 67Q-3240 or 367-15.16. .........-- - · EXPERIINCID BlaeHnars ·~:""' ~- .,.rvlcel r=~;;;;;;::lll ;;;;;~:;;;;;;;:;:4;,ID~30t~p &elp w-tett. ,...., ........ 18 . . ~ ---1....,Ma~ vice l 1 11 tfc IRAKE SERVICE fllo MAN to operate ,,r manage sf'r· Illes, Reaaonabll ntn. CaD WY Ja7f, day « DJght. Gllllpollo .... rooms :=================~~ • • A fO •I Colltrtl Co. New termi&e plan. Slves you one-third tt onebalf. By local owner who ca.. to 11e1p e..w,, OMo.. ,KNOTT'$· OPEN EVES. 9 P.M. lElTH GOBLE FORD =="""=;;;-,=-,== ALLJED PEST and Termite .. .. tbo - ON DISPLAY lu1111811 • "A N.,. Iipecloo o1 ...... P'ruao A lolldollll le Joaral NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS All NiW Ridliliri!IGP ond a Kay amplifier, In excellent condiUon. .. ot Oldo ..........., lily ... Fridaf. POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1 FOUR BEDROOM bouse .. .... corner lot in Racine, Ohio, ··. ~ Box 213. 4 21 Ste . FOR SALE- 42 acre !ann. Low mileage by original owner, good tires, VB engine, automatic trans., radio, heater. Shari>-black finish, red vinyl interior. .,. ,., · - II II lfe Meteor 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Low mileage by one local owner. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish. W.W. tires show little wear. Luggage rack, V-8 en· VINTON FOR $3,000 • ••• ' · porch. 2 car garage in oroy. Phone WY 2-5655. Beautiful car in 2 tone green finish, low mileage by original local owner, spotless clean interior, 155 H.P. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans. Tires like new. Radio and heater, Slop In And S.. Why lll..U J~'~'IU. W1nted To Do 1y or ,...kly rates. 4522. ~ntral • •••• an<i PRICES and QUALITY are ----~~ ~ I ! basemonl. Front and TIIAILIRS "-IALUIINTAU -IERVICI 141 4th A.._ GaUipOIII .. OFFICE room ror reRt, floor , 28 Locust SL D. Wood, 446-1066. " •• . .·- ·' "" ,, ' �.. ~ ' \ • " Harris 81 MAlliE McCULTY 1• Ga"{f roadl!oP -: Gallipolis Mrs. Garry saunders • , and .' Dam 12.3, 14.8,, ruqnmg 10 feet Idaughter of Springfield called on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason · on Mr and Mrs. J. c. Stout 21.11, Pl. Pleasan\ 24.!1, Hin· and family a sunday afternoon. . Vtterono Momorlai Hospital , R. Jobnson, Ironton ; . M·ro. ton 2.20, .Kanawha Fall• 5.93, Mrs. Saunders also' called on · POMEROY u.NI!S Monday Mixed Adml11lou - Mro. Kenneth i Char1e& D. SturgiU, Rt, I, Iron, Charleston 19.33. Loodon was Mr. and Mrs. Ted McCully while Women'• Sonny Kl!lgllter, · Playoff 1 Romine, RuUand; Mary Gil- 1ton; William H. Goheen, Jr., rulfnlng 'II fool, Marmet '' foot her husband was fishing at Ty-• · AprD 10, 1111 . Apr• IL 1161 key, Pomeroy; ltUUng tir~ne, l t:oalton ; Mnl. Siu'~l. ~·~· G...!,;;:;,, ~"":! 1-~;_...!!~!~ 1·~ !oo·~ . I l.:~U ;....~ ... : .: ; ~.1:1 i lll the ~ W01.11J:It . BEE CEES Hartford; Je89 TutUe, Long 'Homden; Waller S. Landrum, &at Movem..to: , former Minnie Bowers, . ,..ugh· Crow's . Steak Houoe· S3 31 Mildred Bowen ' BY HOBART WILSON, Jll. . Bottom: Jeffrey Goodnlte, Porn: IRt. 3, Jackson. ~ · _. -~ 1 ..., ~i~"R~er_- ~~~~er ....do~~ 1ter of Mr. a·nd Mrs. ,• R.usseU lola's Beauty SaloD 49' 35 Jen Chesbe1 471 ~ ACCORDING to a Young Men's Christian Association leroy ; VelmJ. Stobart, Hacme, l BirUI!: - Mrs. ~uoay c.. I ..... , l'· ... .. r o.my n. up ~uw.,1·;) Lvnm:dv o.. uttn'l:iburg Forest Run BkJck 42 42 Robert Bowen, Sr. us .t broellure. 44 activities and sen•ices are offered bJ the Frank Knight. Rut1and; Mrs. Flowers, Rt. 1, Letart, daugh- 14, 11:25 p, m.; E. P. Jones up but now of Spri~gfield. Mr. a'nd Daily Sentinel 39 4S Harry Chesher Ill ., YMCA. Since plans for a ·y · project are being discussed Harold Hysell, Rulland. ter. Ul a. rr. .Friday; Mrs. C. 14, 12:45 a. m.; Poplor up 1$, Mrs. Saunders were spending a Dutt"'i-Drugs 3S 50 BLAETTNARS " tn this art>a, we thought residents might be interested in Dis~es - . Br~nda John- Ronnie Halley, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, 5:45 p. m.; Philip Sporn up , few days al Mercervillt with FriendlY Tavem 33 ·51 Marilyn Wjsecup 5llt •• the services and activities. Included are: son. Racme: Juha Grbbs. P~rn- daughter, 2: 32 p. m. Friday. .. to, 3:4S a.m.; Vulca~ down 1>, 1 the Lawrence Saundors fU11111Y. lllgh :Pame arid Series ~Car· Jim Wisecup 514 Art classes. Uadminton, basketball, Bible eroy; Mrs, Elmer George, \ m-, Di!iiellllr1es - Ott() 0. Hard,, 5:50 a. m.i Pennsylvama down f t tl olyn Bactmer, 190, 54:0; High Nona Nelson Ml study; camping for boys and girls, church ton; Mrs. Charles · Powell, ! Lester B. Bailey, Basil Black- 16, 12:30 a. m.; Defender down Mr.• .and Mrs. ~n Swisher Team Game _ Dutton Drugs, , Bill Nelson 591 • l~agues. co-ed activities for young R•edsvllle; James Batey, M1d· . burn. Mary K. Carpenter, Mrs. IG, $;10 a. m.: Labelle up 16, and chrldren of St ~harles, 111 · IIIII: High Team Series-lola's: Beecee's athletic League ChampI men and women, counseJing. courtship dleport; George Nmcmsky, Mid-I Angeline Cupler, Mrs. Orville ~:2~ a.m.; Lillie George down s~nt a few, day~ wJlh lht!lr plll"· Beauty Salon, 1793. 1 .. , tons, winning 3 out of 4, · t and marriage courses and craft shops. J dleport. ' E. Davis, Wa~·ne A. Dent, Mrs. 17, 11 p. m.; George G. down ent.s, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Grant • IF . Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Ker> . Carl Ewing. Patricia Ann HaJ-117, 11 p. m.; L. W. Sweet up ol State Rt. 32$ Danville and Rood Loque Tri CO!UJiy Lelgne ALSO. diseussio: of mo;aJ and social oeth Romine, Rutland, a son. Istead, Floyd F. Higginbotham, l 18, 5:30 a. m. : Buckeye State Mr. and Mrs. J. Swisher ot Vln· AprU II, 1111 AprH !2, 1111 issues, educational irips and Industrial ICarla J. Hunt, Elmer Jeffers, up 1!, 6:30 a. m. : Jefferson up ton. Points Polllll I tours. familv activities, such as camping, 82 Meigs Co. Beagle Club 70 . Mello General Hospital• !carolyn A. Lawhoi'R, Mr s. 19, 6:30 a. m.; Endeavor up I Judy McCully of 1Toy and Team 300 organ izt>rl entt>rtainment, faiher-son events and many oth· 1 « ers. folk dancing, handba1l. outdoor and indoor, Hi·Y and ! Admls!!lous- Ray Ruth·~·. ! Guy 0. !\leeks, Rlcha~d E. JB, 7 a. m. ;. A. J. Ha!.nes JI up <linger Myers of Cuyahoga Falls Ed's Auto Trim 69 Holsum Sales 88 1 I Dunbar; Susan Park, Middlei Sm. e dley, Mrs. FranCJs W . i Greenup l1.20 p. rn., Edeana spent the Easter vacation with Dutton Drugs 66 Crow's Steak Rouse 84. 'f'ri-Hi-Y l'lubs. Indian Princess clubs for girls 6-9 years , port : Smath, Anna C. Stanley, . ~rs. ! Bosworth. down .Greenup 12:· relatives and v:lsited jn the Vin- \Y ·~· P ffl Craig's Market 62 t and thf'i r moth ers. : Diecharges _ Mary Johnson, Homer L. Waugh. Jr .. W1lham 1 10 a. m., Valvohne up Gr~n, ton :school. Wa1d Cro:ss & Son 43 Foreman & Abbott _ f.7 • • • . Portland; Jessie Price. Middle- ' H. w.ells. Sammy Hill. Mrs. I up l ; 10 a. rn.: Ned Mern~k ! ·Mr. and Mrs. Jim Myers and IMidwest Steel 40 G & J Auto Parts 31 OTHERS includt> industrial management clubs. in- port; Eva Thomas, Syracuse; ' Ge~rgJa C~k, Mrs. Walter A. . down Greenup 1:30 a. rn.; Fne- 1 family or Cuyahoga Falls spent - High game alld series High Game -Vincent Knight c t~rm,al gamb•,s,. swil~minfg campaigns,d.life sad\' in:. l'las~es, Marcia Harrison, Middleport : ! Smith and mfant son. berger down Greenup 2: 15a.m.; r a weekend visiting her father I Grant 211, 555; High team game 256; High Series - Larry Wil· plrn cs, pu r affairs orums. rea mg an JscussJon IC . S 'd M'ddl t· P!lmela D. up Greenup 7 a.m.. i "I • and series - T am 300 911' oon, ~~-, High team liMe ..... 1 epor · · ~oups recreation institutes and clinics inter-faith re- r onme nt er, . • , Sam De:nney and other reae , .,, Ml ..... •· · · · \f t R ·h Mason· Ray 1 J1m Hougland down Meldahl 2:· t' "' " "' 2456 sert'es Co Ilea""' Jigious mt>etings. table te-nnis. tee n-age youth center, tum- 1· argare ous ' ' f:V""'-i" :»"'· ···H,,··.,t'!''l~>"'~:; .·~ If 1 . , : IV~;:.. · • 1 • ~· · abling, phvsiral fitne ss and cOnditioning classes, vocation- ; Turle}', Dunbar. 115 p. m.. H. E.. Bowles down I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ph.lllips j· Club, 934, 2661. · • 11 ·b tl young aduIt c1ubs, commum'tY MeldahlMeldahJ 3 p. m5 • A. m J. ·Pallen aI gm'd ance. \O .\ a down John and sons· ·Damon and Davtd of son a Michael kend of 'th St. Paris spent youth council and youth and government programs ln Pleasaat VaU~y Hospital e-m -, . , . , .· ,, ..,, .•. · .. , •..,. ,,., . p. ., . Goshen, Ind. spent a wee.k~nd wee WI her parents, City Leap• which youth learns about government through participaAdmitted -:- Diana Wellman, : ~' ,u;&~~ 'f&,,•.. -.1-,.,~;;: ~~l , .· ''" I La~d ~an up Meldahl 5.10 p. ~ with Mr. and Mrs. Don Phtlhps Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stevens of AprU 1Z, 1911 tion. Kanauga, Ob10: Frank Gord~n. i Mrs. Mary Darnell, Lunch- I m., F~ hsha W~s down M~l- or BidweU and grandparents; Porter, M~. and Mrs. Ricllard l . Politi • • • Henderson : Mrs. Joe Van. S1c· l room Suvervisor of the Kyger \ ~hi 7.10 p. m., Aetna - LoUIS· Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stout, R.t. Grant family. Pomeroy Cement Block eo. 7t GALLIPOLIS through it's schools, church.,, Scout le Pt. Pleasant ; Ellen Grrmm, Creek Local SChool District 1vrlle down Meldahl 4:30 a. m.; 2 H & R Firestone a organizations. 4-H clubs. and recreation program, offers I M'allOn ; Michael E. Lekiari. Pt. I has released the menu f~r th; 1 Ravenswood down Meldahl 5:25 l .Mr. J. C. Stout, Bidwell Rt. i Mrs: Margeda Blazer and Rawlings Honda M 1 majority of the activities listed above. But it's wide- Pleasant. neKt two weeks of school. a. m.: Eastern up Meldahl 7:40 , 2 was Surprised rt'Cently for j sonekJI~, ~lu~bus, :;nt Mr a Syracuse Ball Part at spread, and seasonal. A "Y" offers residents a package I Dlacllar1ed - Mn. Oliver 1 Monday April 25 ~ Pea , a. m. : hi's birthday when a group of · ~e en Wl~ h:. mo r, ' s.- Middleport Dept. Stor1 tt deal. It is operated by a full -time professional worker. or 1 Sayre, Pt. . P~eas~nt; Charles 1beans, h:ad lettuce salad. ap· GaiJipolls Dam - W. H. I his folks gaUtered to spend the 1 argnret w s, D & D Bar J1 l'secretary" u they are called throughout the orgaruza- : Lon~, Galhpohs I> err\; Donald ! pie sauct', honey, hot biscuits, : haver. Jr. up 8:35 P_.m.; R. ~ evening ¥iith him. Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaler ! High Game- Homer Smitb. lion. INovtile, Pt. Pleasant, Terry butter and milk. Bosworth II up II 50 P· m. • of cake and punch were oerv· and Clara Taylor of Scott De- 212; Htgll Serieo - FriiiCII Aa• ' ' LoomiS, Pt. Pleasant. Tuesday, April 20 - Hot dog Tibolt down 9:20 a. m. . ; ed by Lnis and ChrisUa Stout. pot, W. Va. spent a day witb dersan, 80%; 111gb Team ·pmt PAUL E. Watson and Burhl Hood recently applied .1en bun with meat sauce, butKanawha Rlvtr - Mountam l Present were his parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hale. Mrs. and series- H lr: R·Fimtou, ~ tor seniQr membership in the Gallipolis Kiwanis club. Holzer Hol!lpital lered t•orn, carrot sticks, heav- State down Mar~e~ 11 p. rn.; and Mrs. J. D. Stout, Mr. and Hale is feeling much better lrl7, 25f8'. "' Both hav.e been outstanding members down through the Holzer Hospital: Visiting enly rice, cookie, bread, but- Helen Z. down W~Df~eld 6 ~· m.; I Mrs. ~". Phillips, Mr. and and is up and around the bouse. ----years, especially Watson. Paul is better known in thlo 1hours 2-4 and 7-3 p. m. Parents ter, and milk. Be~ver down Wmf1eld 7.20 P. Mrs. Wtlltam Phillips and sons, Mr. Hale has the flu . Bulalll Glrll Lea. . ·~~ I eommunity as "Mr. Kiwanian.'' He has served as club 1 only on Pediatrics Ward. Wednegday, April rr _ Seal- ~·· G~rge Pr1ce. ~~ Win· ! Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Stout and Mrs. Mascel Hatch~ and Mrs. April U, JIM secretary-treasurer for 11 straight years. j Admintoas _ Mrs. Carl A. loped pork and potat.oes, cole f1~ld . 12.30 a. m.. Nahonal up I sons, Stephen Stout_, Mr. and Ruth Skaggs cleanec. hous.e ooe W01 JMt • • . • ' Simpkins, 2033 Chatham St. : slaw, chet>st slicks, prune Wtnfleld 12 ' 00 a. m.; Allen R. Mrs. Hubert Howell and daugh. day recenUy for Mrs. Stand· Team I ll!r ll!r 8 WATSON, along with c. K. Singer. spearheaded pro· Mrs. Billy F. Simpkins, Kan- plums, bread, butter, and milk. Merrill down Wmfle~d ~: ~ ·~· ters. Ciel"f'o, Ill. ford Gri~ith . Some ~f the Jad.jes Team ~ i"':tl &lA! jects that led to the construction oi the Kiwacis Vouth auga ; Mrs. Elvira Barcus. Rt l Thursday, April 28 - Bowl . ~rs. Wayne McCuUy and plan to )finisb clearung for Mrs. Team 2 I ., • Camp In Raccoon Twp .. 1~ years ago. A former lieuten- I, Gallipolis ; Francis M. Me- of chili, crackers, cabbage and i rice with meat sauce, grated children of Troy spent the GriffUh as soon as the weather Team 4 I 7 ant-governor {Division Y, Ohio Kiwanis District. which in- I Ghee. Rt. :1 . Vinton : 1\. :rs. carrot salad, cake squares, Ic~eese , b11.ttered peas, celery 1 Easter vaca tion with her par- permits. Otber callers in tbe Highs- Brenda Taylor 121; -~ ..eludes eight clubs) Watson is the only orlginal Kiwanian Ronnie Halley, Rl 1, GallipoHs; . bread, butter, and milk. Isticks -:tth peanut bulter, L'an-, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffith homP. recently were Team f, 102. f.~ II ' who has compiled a perfect attendance record during the Mrs. James E. Montgomery, 1 Friday, April 21 - Baked ne.d apncots, bre-ad, butter and 1Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mr. and Mrs. Brack Skaggs, "Y• I rlub's 19-year existence. Seventy-one Gallians were char- Rt. 2, Crown City ; the Rev. I pork loaf, dressing, glazed mrlk. McCully. Wayne came Satur· BiDIIltl lloyl Leapt · ~ , :t ter members when the club was orcanlzed on April 8, William S. Billups, Pt. Pleas- ~ sweet potatoes, pineapple so- Thur'i day, May 5 - Beef rav- day and accompanied them LUCK OF IRISH April 13, 1Nt i947. ant ; lloberl W. Van Meter, preme, bread, butter and milk. lola, buttered green beans, home. SOUTH BEND, Ind. WPI)W•-W • • • Clifton ; Mrs. Donald Hall, Mas-1 Monday, May 2 - Franks and cole slaw, a~Je erlsp, bread ,! Mr. and Mn. Bruce Grant Jim Sarno a 6-foot-8 star of Team 4 11 JT should have been mister, and not doctor! On Fri· on: Mrs. Gordon c. Jackson, I sauer kraut, whipped potatoes. butter and mrlk. and daughter, Bonnie, Chilli· Michigan's class D higb school Team S 17 t • ~ay , April 8, the Tribune published 1 news article sub· Pt. Pleasant; Clyde McDermit~ ~· canned prunes, honey, hot Friday, May 6 - Boked meat j cothe, spent 1 day with his champions for the past two Team 2 t · 11 milled b)' the Puhllc Relations Department, Ohio State Pl. Pleasant; Wirt E. Robbins, biscuits, butter and milk. loaf, tomato sauce. mashed JlO' Iparents. Mr. and ~\1'!. Richard seiiSOII, will enter Notre Dame Team I I It · Un iversity. it concerned recognition of two Gallipolio Pt. Pleasant; Harley L. Slat•k,1 Tuesday, May 1 - Hoi dog latoes, gravy, eanned pear, Grant of Danville. . netrt fall according to Irish ~· - Bill Heoaler, • bread, butter nod mtlk, 'Mr. and Mrs. Don Grant and basketball Coach Jo!mny Dee. 303; Team 4, 712, .1J!J, ~ 1 State Institute employees. John Wood and Maurice Bane. Pomeroy; J"se J . Ward, Rt. 1. on bun with hamburg • • • Middleport; Dale Auxier. Rt. 4, dill slicet, navy beans, jell~, Jackson; Mrs. Micbael G. Eh· cookie, bread, butter ud mUk. THE article read, in part: "Two GaiUpollo doctoro of \'f' terinary medicine bave won reCf)gnition from Ohio State ' rle, Ashland. Ky.; Mrs. Jobn WedAesday, May 4 - Spaoish University. They are Dr. MaurJce Bane and Dr. Jobn Wood. Both were awarded a certificate of recognition for 1 participating in the •Diversity's continuing education program for practicing veterlnarians." ·J)ateline: Gallia Loa'"' Q, ' ' " • : ; ...... ., .. ' ,., ' ·~ u II . .... I . ,. ' ' . · . ~ -' r I. ·?· ' ; .' ' t'' !' •• ' ' • ,f-. - .• • : ~~f" ·. ' -"1··~ -1 : • ·l.f..: ' ... I ..... " - ' . ,,.~·.' M·'- lUNCH MENU$ j LOO~ AT HIM! · TO LEARIV AtJVl"HI~(; FROM HIM? ~ He: CAIV TEACH A KID IS . .·HOW 10 8i: LA2V ! . H: I . HQW AM l E.V£R GoiU::. SUCH A 9E.AUTIF'UL · DAV A~D HE'S. .. SLEEPik!G. ! . . .• ·• ,' '. •••• • 1 c.; YOU'RE RIGHi; lWABL€ ( · SJ111~G AROOkiD IS FOR LOStRS! CMOIJ, rtL TtACil 'rt'XI HO\U 10 PITCH A e ~~EBALL/ ELBERFELDS ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR • • JOHN Wood lo farm manager at the institute. Maurice .Bane Is an employee or the GSI. Ohio State officials mad• 1 1 mistake. The Tribune made a bigger miscue by lettioc It get Into print that way. • , • Small rugs end porch rugs ere sold in the Drapery Department • KELLEY STILWELL, former Logan pitching 1ce who hurled the 1964 Chieftains to the SI!OAL cbamplolllhlp with a 7-5 win over Gallipolis, notched his first collegiate victory last Saturday as Ohio Stale nipped Cincinnati 2·1 ln 12 innings. The stylish oophomore southpaw hurled lhutout ball in the final two frames to gain the win. • • tHE Warehouse on Mechanic Street • • • •wall-to-wall carpeting and room size rugs e,re sold and displayed on the 2nd floor . • • There's A~eclat Purchase and Salt In The Drapery Dept. PINEWOOD STRAW office which housed the Commerclal and Sav· ·llfii'Bank in GaiHpolis for a number of years Js belng re'lirDd.eled. Understand a loan company wftl occupy tbe 41M afte-r npair~ are completed. • PORCH RUGS TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the flleo of The Dally Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . .• Harry Maddy, 67, Oh1o VallE>~ Bank cashier, dies suddenly at his post of duty ... Mtss Margaret Shuler, 70, church, buslneso lead· er dies at Third Ave., home . . . Dr. F. W. Shane uplaina purpose of campaign to raise funds for '15 000 deficlt at Rio Grande College ... Two-hundred and iifly expected to attend District 13, Daughters of America convention here .. . City opt>m new subdivision adjacent to Galli· polis State Institute and goH course . . . GAHS .tudentl •·take over" as weeklong observance of Rotary's Boy1 and Girls Week gets underway. Dick Carter heads Gallia Times editorial staff. Don Robinson il city mana1er. Three judges for the observance are George Woodward, Marcus Grube and Bob White. OBLONG SHAPE Stencled Designs. VIvid Multi - Colored Warp, dominant motifs are MOdern FloraiB, a durable weave of 95% Rue Straw, 5% other !ibera. Matching Designs In all sizes. Colon: Green, BroWn. Size 24"x48" • • • • -69c Size 27"x54" • -• • •.89c ' Size 3'x5' • • 1.39 Size 4'x6' ·- •• • •• -1.99 . BETrY HARTFORD softens the silhouette. ft • • • • • Clullera of dla&onal tucks trim tbe Jlned badiN. A velveteen belt accents the permanently pleated skirt. Sheer beauty In voile qJ Dacron(r) polye'ster (65%) and colton (85% ). Green or.Blue. I I I. Stzea 12·20 eTOIACCO ePOUCHES eRACKS e 'ACCISSORIII i[ ! ... ·---· A'-A..WNEY JE wEL ER•n~t~o~., s 0111o <m -~ •unoleums, tile end all herd surface floor coverings, also rootn size rugund roll carpeting is sold at the DAVID A. Pickens, who died Tuesd1y at the ace of 83, was Gallia county's number one baseball mao in our book. Dave, who wu manager of the Keener Sand Co., Was always pleased when asked to donate sand and clay for adult and youth diamonds. He was a baseball fan for 70 or more years. His son Eugene wa sa star outfielder • Cor GAHS and the Gilkey Queen Beeo of the Oblo Valley ~ Auociation. Gallia countlans and area baseball fans will miss Dave Pickens . • COVERING s FLOOR • 121A!-201AI . ' ,. Visit the Busy Ready to Wear Depet1f11~1it On The Second Floor .•.• . .. Elberfelds In Pomttr,y ,· :. ',..libe. ,..elds. Size 5~x8' • • • •-• • .. 3.29 Site 6'x9' • --•• •. • ~ 4.69 . . . Size .6'x12' ·- • • • • • 5.99 . . 24")(84'~ Runner·•• 1.39 ! I - ' f - . ' ' 1\ • . f ... • ' • • ' • ' 1 \W'l.L GET ittf' HAIJG OF IT : . AmR AIIJHll€! -·.· TH£1V YaJ l.EAIJ LJ K~ 1111 S... AIJD lWIRL THE. BALL 'ID~ARD lHe 6ATTER! . .·•. .;, ~ �.. ~ ' \ • " Harris 81 MAlliE McCULTY 1• Ga"{f roadl!oP -: Gallipolis Mrs. Garry saunders • , and .' Dam 12.3, 14.8,, ruqnmg 10 feet Idaughter of Springfield called on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason · on Mr and Mrs. J. c. Stout 21.11, Pl. Pleasan\ 24.!1, Hin· and family a sunday afternoon. . Vtterono Momorlai Hospital , R. Jobnson, Ironton ; . M·ro. ton 2.20, .Kanawha Fall• 5.93, Mrs. Saunders also' called on · POMEROY u.NI!S Monday Mixed Adml11lou - Mro. Kenneth i Char1e& D. SturgiU, Rt, I, Iron, Charleston 19.33. Loodon was Mr. and Mrs. Ted McCully while Women'• Sonny Kl!lgllter, · Playoff 1 Romine, RuUand; Mary Gil- 1ton; William H. Goheen, Jr., rulfnlng 'II fool, Marmet '' foot her husband was fishing at Ty-• · AprD 10, 1111 . Apr• IL 1161 key, Pomeroy; ltUUng tir~ne, l t:oalton ; Mnl. Siu'~l. ~·~· G...!,;;:;,, ~"":! 1-~;_...!!~!~ 1·~ !oo·~ . I l.:~U ;....~ ... : .: ; ~.1:1 i lll the ~ W01.11J:It . BEE CEES Hartford; Je89 TutUe, Long 'Homden; Waller S. Landrum, &at Movem..to: , former Minnie Bowers, . ,..ugh· Crow's . Steak Houoe· S3 31 Mildred Bowen ' BY HOBART WILSON, Jll. . Bottom: Jeffrey Goodnlte, Porn: IRt. 3, Jackson. ~ · _. -~ 1 ..., ~i~"R~er_- ~~~~er ....do~~ 1ter of Mr. a·nd Mrs. ,• R.usseU lola's Beauty SaloD 49' 35 Jen Chesbe1 471 ~ ACCORDING to a Young Men's Christian Association leroy ; VelmJ. Stobart, Hacme, l BirUI!: - Mrs. ~uoay c.. I ..... , l'· ... .. r o.my n. up ~uw.,1·;) Lvnm:dv o.. uttn'l:iburg Forest Run BkJck 42 42 Robert Bowen, Sr. us .t broellure. 44 activities and sen•ices are offered bJ the Frank Knight. Rut1and; Mrs. Flowers, Rt. 1, Letart, daugh- 14, 11:25 p, m.; E. P. Jones up but now of Spri~gfield. Mr. a'nd Daily Sentinel 39 4S Harry Chesher Ill ., YMCA. Since plans for a ·y · project are being discussed Harold Hysell, Rulland. ter. Ul a. rr. .Friday; Mrs. C. 14, 12:45 a. m.; Poplor up 1$, Mrs. Saunders were spending a Dutt"'i-Drugs 3S 50 BLAETTNARS " tn this art>a, we thought residents might be interested in Dis~es - . Br~nda John- Ronnie Halley, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, 5:45 p. m.; Philip Sporn up , few days al Mercervillt with FriendlY Tavem 33 ·51 Marilyn Wjsecup 5llt •• the services and activities. Included are: son. Racme: Juha Grbbs. P~rn- daughter, 2: 32 p. m. Friday. .. to, 3:4S a.m.; Vulca~ down 1>, 1 the Lawrence Saundors fU11111Y. lllgh :Pame arid Series ~Car· Jim Wisecup 514 Art classes. Uadminton, basketball, Bible eroy; Mrs, Elmer George, \ m-, Di!iiellllr1es - Ott() 0. Hard,, 5:50 a. m.i Pennsylvama down f t tl olyn Bactmer, 190, 54:0; High Nona Nelson Ml study; camping for boys and girls, church ton; Mrs. Charles · Powell, ! Lester B. Bailey, Basil Black- 16, 12:30 a. m.; Defender down Mr.• .and Mrs. ~n Swisher Team Game _ Dutton Drugs, , Bill Nelson 591 • l~agues. co-ed activities for young R•edsvllle; James Batey, M1d· . burn. Mary K. Carpenter, Mrs. IG, $;10 a. m.: Labelle up 16, and chrldren of St ~harles, 111 · IIIII: High Team Series-lola's: Beecee's athletic League ChampI men and women, counseJing. courtship dleport; George Nmcmsky, Mid-I Angeline Cupler, Mrs. Orville ~:2~ a.m.; Lillie George down s~nt a few, day~ wJlh lht!lr plll"· Beauty Salon, 1793. 1 .. , tons, winning 3 out of 4, · t and marriage courses and craft shops. J dleport. ' E. Davis, Wa~·ne A. Dent, Mrs. 17, 11 p. m.; George G. down ent.s, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Grant • IF . Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Ker> . Carl Ewing. Patricia Ann HaJ-117, 11 p. m.; L. W. Sweet up ol State Rt. 32$ Danville and Rood Loque Tri CO!UJiy Lelgne ALSO. diseussio: of mo;aJ and social oeth Romine, Rutland, a son. Istead, Floyd F. Higginbotham, l 18, 5:30 a. m. : Buckeye State Mr. and Mrs. J. Swisher ot Vln· AprU II, 1111 AprH !2, 1111 issues, educational irips and Industrial ICarla J. Hunt, Elmer Jeffers, up 1!, 6:30 a. m. : Jefferson up ton. Points Polllll I tours. familv activities, such as camping, 82 Meigs Co. Beagle Club 70 . Mello General Hospital• !carolyn A. Lawhoi'R, Mr s. 19, 6:30 a. m.; Endeavor up I Judy McCully of 1Toy and Team 300 organ izt>rl entt>rtainment, faiher-son events and many oth· 1 « ers. folk dancing, handba1l. outdoor and indoor, Hi·Y and ! Admls!!lous- Ray Ruth·~·. ! Guy 0. !\leeks, Rlcha~d E. JB, 7 a. m. ;. A. J. Ha!.nes JI up <linger Myers of Cuyahoga Falls Ed's Auto Trim 69 Holsum Sales 88 1 I Dunbar; Susan Park, Middlei Sm. e dley, Mrs. FranCJs W . i Greenup l1.20 p. rn., Edeana spent the Easter vacation with Dutton Drugs 66 Crow's Steak Rouse 84. 'f'ri-Hi-Y l'lubs. Indian Princess clubs for girls 6-9 years , port : Smath, Anna C. Stanley, . ~rs. ! Bosworth. down .Greenup 12:· relatives and v:lsited jn the Vin- \Y ·~· P ffl Craig's Market 62 t and thf'i r moth ers. : Diecharges _ Mary Johnson, Homer L. Waugh. Jr .. W1lham 1 10 a. m., Valvohne up Gr~n, ton :school. Wa1d Cro:ss & Son 43 Foreman & Abbott _ f.7 • • • . Portland; Jessie Price. Middle- ' H. w.ells. Sammy Hill. Mrs. I up l ; 10 a. rn.: Ned Mern~k ! ·Mr. and Mrs. Jim Myers and IMidwest Steel 40 G & J Auto Parts 31 OTHERS includt> industrial management clubs. in- port; Eva Thomas, Syracuse; ' Ge~rgJa C~k, Mrs. Walter A. . down Greenup 1:30 a. rn.; Fne- 1 family or Cuyahoga Falls spent - High game alld series High Game -Vincent Knight c t~rm,al gamb•,s,. swil~minfg campaigns,d.life sad\' in:. l'las~es, Marcia Harrison, Middleport : ! Smith and mfant son. berger down Greenup 2: 15a.m.; r a weekend visiting her father I Grant 211, 555; High team game 256; High Series - Larry Wil· plrn cs, pu r affairs orums. rea mg an JscussJon IC . S 'd M'ddl t· P!lmela D. up Greenup 7 a.m.. i "I • and series - T am 300 911' oon, ~~-, High team liMe ..... 1 epor · · ~oups recreation institutes and clinics inter-faith re- r onme nt er, . • , Sam De:nney and other reae , .,, Ml ..... •· · · · \f t R ·h Mason· Ray 1 J1m Hougland down Meldahl 2:· t' "' " "' 2456 sert'es Co Ilea""' Jigious mt>etings. table te-nnis. tee n-age youth center, tum- 1· argare ous ' ' f:V""'-i" :»"'· ···H,,··.,t'!''l~>"'~:; .·~ If 1 . , : IV~;:.. · • 1 • ~· · abling, phvsiral fitne ss and cOnditioning classes, vocation- ; Turle}', Dunbar. 115 p. m.. H. E.. Bowles down I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ph.lllips j· Club, 934, 2661. · • 11 ·b tl young aduIt c1ubs, commum'tY MeldahlMeldahJ 3 p. m5 • A. m J. ·Pallen aI gm'd ance. \O .\ a down John and sons· ·Damon and Davtd of son a Michael kend of 'th St. Paris spent youth council and youth and government programs ln Pleasaat VaU~y Hospital e-m -, . , . , .· ,, ..,, .•. · .. , •..,. ,,., . p. ., . Goshen, Ind. spent a wee.k~nd wee WI her parents, City Leap• which youth learns about government through participaAdmitted -:- Diana Wellman, : ~' ,u;&~~ 'f&,,•.. -.1-,.,~;;: ~~l , .· ''" I La~d ~an up Meldahl 5.10 p. ~ with Mr. and Mrs. Don Phtlhps Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stevens of AprU 1Z, 1911 tion. Kanauga, Ob10: Frank Gord~n. i Mrs. Mary Darnell, Lunch- I m., F~ hsha W~s down M~l- or BidweU and grandparents; Porter, M~. and Mrs. Ricllard l . Politi • • • Henderson : Mrs. Joe Van. S1c· l room Suvervisor of the Kyger \ ~hi 7.10 p. m., Aetna - LoUIS· Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stout, R.t. Grant family. Pomeroy Cement Block eo. 7t GALLIPOLIS through it's schools, church.,, Scout le Pt. Pleasant ; Ellen Grrmm, Creek Local SChool District 1vrlle down Meldahl 4:30 a. m.; 2 H & R Firestone a organizations. 4-H clubs. and recreation program, offers I M'allOn ; Michael E. Lekiari. Pt. I has released the menu f~r th; 1 Ravenswood down Meldahl 5:25 l .Mr. J. C. Stout, Bidwell Rt. i Mrs: Margeda Blazer and Rawlings Honda M 1 majority of the activities listed above. But it's wide- Pleasant. neKt two weeks of school. a. m.: Eastern up Meldahl 7:40 , 2 was Surprised rt'Cently for j sonekJI~, ~lu~bus, :;nt Mr a Syracuse Ball Part at spread, and seasonal. A "Y" offers residents a package I Dlacllar1ed - Mn. Oliver 1 Monday April 25 ~ Pea , a. m. : hi's birthday when a group of · ~e en Wl~ h:. mo r, ' s.- Middleport Dept. Stor1 tt deal. It is operated by a full -time professional worker. or 1 Sayre, Pt. . P~eas~nt; Charles 1beans, h:ad lettuce salad. ap· GaiJipolls Dam - W. H. I his folks gaUtered to spend the 1 argnret w s, D & D Bar J1 l'secretary" u they are called throughout the orgaruza- : Lon~, Galhpohs I> err\; Donald ! pie sauct', honey, hot biscuits, : haver. Jr. up 8:35 P_.m.; R. ~ evening ¥iith him. Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaler ! High Game- Homer Smitb. lion. INovtile, Pt. Pleasant, Terry butter and milk. Bosworth II up II 50 P· m. • of cake and punch were oerv· and Clara Taylor of Scott De- 212; Htgll Serieo - FriiiCII Aa• ' ' LoomiS, Pt. Pleasant. Tuesday, April 20 - Hot dog Tibolt down 9:20 a. m. . ; ed by Lnis and ChrisUa Stout. pot, W. Va. spent a day witb dersan, 80%; 111gb Team ·pmt PAUL E. Watson and Burhl Hood recently applied .1en bun with meat sauce, butKanawha Rlvtr - Mountam l Present were his parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hale. Mrs. and series- H lr: R·Fimtou, ~ tor seniQr membership in the Gallipolis Kiwanis club. Holzer Hol!lpital lered t•orn, carrot sticks, heav- State down Mar~e~ 11 p. rn.; and Mrs. J. D. Stout, Mr. and Hale is feeling much better lrl7, 25f8'. "' Both hav.e been outstanding members down through the Holzer Hospital: Visiting enly rice, cookie, bread, but- Helen Z. down W~Df~eld 6 ~· m.; I Mrs. ~". Phillips, Mr. and and is up and around the bouse. ----years, especially Watson. Paul is better known in thlo 1hours 2-4 and 7-3 p. m. Parents ter, and milk. Be~ver down Wmf1eld 7.20 P. Mrs. Wtlltam Phillips and sons, Mr. Hale has the flu . Bulalll Glrll Lea. . ·~~ I eommunity as "Mr. Kiwanian.'' He has served as club 1 only on Pediatrics Ward. Wednegday, April rr _ Seal- ~·· G~rge Pr1ce. ~~ Win· ! Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Stout and Mrs. Mascel Hatch~ and Mrs. April U, JIM secretary-treasurer for 11 straight years. j Admintoas _ Mrs. Carl A. loped pork and potat.oes, cole f1~ld . 12.30 a. m.. Nahonal up I sons, Stephen Stout_, Mr. and Ruth Skaggs cleanec. hous.e ooe W01 JMt • • . • ' Simpkins, 2033 Chatham St. : slaw, chet>st slicks, prune Wtnfleld 12 ' 00 a. m.; Allen R. Mrs. Hubert Howell and daugh. day recenUy for Mrs. Stand· Team I ll!r ll!r 8 WATSON, along with c. K. Singer. spearheaded pro· Mrs. Billy F. Simpkins, Kan- plums, bread, butter, and milk. Merrill down Wmfle~d ~: ~ ·~· ters. Ciel"f'o, Ill. ford Gri~ith . Some ~f the Jad.jes Team ~ i"':tl &lA! jects that led to the construction oi the Kiwacis Vouth auga ; Mrs. Elvira Barcus. Rt l Thursday, April 28 - Bowl . ~rs. Wayne McCuUy and plan to )finisb clearung for Mrs. Team 2 I ., • Camp In Raccoon Twp .. 1~ years ago. A former lieuten- I, Gallipolis ; Francis M. Me- of chili, crackers, cabbage and i rice with meat sauce, grated children of Troy spent the GriffUh as soon as the weather Team 4 I 7 ant-governor {Division Y, Ohio Kiwanis District. which in- I Ghee. Rt. :1 . Vinton : 1\. :rs. carrot salad, cake squares, Ic~eese , b11.ttered peas, celery 1 Easter vaca tion with her par- permits. Otber callers in tbe Highs- Brenda Taylor 121; -~ ..eludes eight clubs) Watson is the only orlginal Kiwanian Ronnie Halley, Rl 1, GallipoHs; . bread, butter, and milk. Isticks -:tth peanut bulter, L'an-, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffith homP. recently were Team f, 102. f.~ II ' who has compiled a perfect attendance record during the Mrs. James E. Montgomery, 1 Friday, April 21 - Baked ne.d apncots, bre-ad, butter and 1Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mr. and Mrs. Brack Skaggs, "Y• I rlub's 19-year existence. Seventy-one Gallians were char- Rt. 2, Crown City ; the Rev. I pork loaf, dressing, glazed mrlk. McCully. Wayne came Satur· BiDIIltl lloyl Leapt · ~ , :t ter members when the club was orcanlzed on April 8, William S. Billups, Pt. Pleas- ~ sweet potatoes, pineapple so- Thur'i day, May 5 - Beef rav- day and accompanied them LUCK OF IRISH April 13, 1Nt i947. ant ; lloberl W. Van Meter, preme, bread, butter and milk. lola, buttered green beans, home. SOUTH BEND, Ind. WPI)W•-W • • • Clifton ; Mrs. Donald Hall, Mas-1 Monday, May 2 - Franks and cole slaw, a~Je erlsp, bread ,! Mr. and Mn. Bruce Grant Jim Sarno a 6-foot-8 star of Team 4 11 JT should have been mister, and not doctor! On Fri· on: Mrs. Gordon c. Jackson, I sauer kraut, whipped potatoes. butter and mrlk. and daughter, Bonnie, Chilli· Michigan's class D higb school Team S 17 t • ~ay , April 8, the Tribune published 1 news article sub· Pt. Pleasant; Clyde McDermit~ ~· canned prunes, honey, hot Friday, May 6 - Boked meat j cothe, spent 1 day with his champions for the past two Team 2 t · 11 milled b)' the Puhllc Relations Department, Ohio State Pl. Pleasant; Wirt E. Robbins, biscuits, butter and milk. loaf, tomato sauce. mashed JlO' Iparents. Mr. and ~\1'!. Richard seiiSOII, will enter Notre Dame Team I I It · Un iversity. it concerned recognition of two Gallipolio Pt. Pleasant; Harley L. Slat•k,1 Tuesday, May 1 - Hoi dog latoes, gravy, eanned pear, Grant of Danville. . netrt fall according to Irish ~· - Bill Heoaler, • bread, butter nod mtlk, 'Mr. and Mrs. Don Grant and basketball Coach Jo!mny Dee. 303; Team 4, 712, .1J!J, ~ 1 State Institute employees. John Wood and Maurice Bane. Pomeroy; J"se J . Ward, Rt. 1. on bun with hamburg • • • Middleport; Dale Auxier. Rt. 4, dill slicet, navy beans, jell~, Jackson; Mrs. Micbael G. Eh· cookie, bread, butter ud mUk. THE article read, in part: "Two GaiUpollo doctoro of \'f' terinary medicine bave won reCf)gnition from Ohio State ' rle, Ashland. Ky.; Mrs. Jobn WedAesday, May 4 - Spaoish University. They are Dr. MaurJce Bane and Dr. Jobn Wood. Both were awarded a certificate of recognition for 1 participating in the •Diversity's continuing education program for practicing veterlnarians." ·J)ateline: Gallia Loa'"' Q, ' ' " • : ; ...... ., .. ' ,., ' ·~ u II . .... I . ,. ' ' . · . ~ -' r I. ·?· ' ; .' ' t'' !' •• ' ' • ,f-. - .• • : ~~f" ·. ' -"1··~ -1 : • ·l.f..: ' ... I ..... " - ' . ,,.~·.' M·'- lUNCH MENU$ j LOO~ AT HIM! · TO LEARIV AtJVl"HI~(; FROM HIM? ~ He: CAIV TEACH A KID IS . .·HOW 10 8i: LA2V ! . H: I . HQW AM l E.V£R GoiU::. SUCH A 9E.AUTIF'UL · DAV A~D HE'S. .. SLEEPik!G. ! . . .• ·• ,' '. •••• • 1 c.; YOU'RE RIGHi; lWABL€ ( · SJ111~G AROOkiD IS FOR LOStRS! CMOIJ, rtL TtACil 'rt'XI HO\U 10 PITCH A e ~~EBALL/ ELBERFELDS ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR • • JOHN Wood lo farm manager at the institute. Maurice .Bane Is an employee or the GSI. Ohio State officials mad• 1 1 mistake. The Tribune made a bigger miscue by lettioc It get Into print that way. • , • Small rugs end porch rugs ere sold in the Drapery Department • KELLEY STILWELL, former Logan pitching 1ce who hurled the 1964 Chieftains to the SI!OAL cbamplolllhlp with a 7-5 win over Gallipolis, notched his first collegiate victory last Saturday as Ohio Stale nipped Cincinnati 2·1 ln 12 innings. The stylish oophomore southpaw hurled lhutout ball in the final two frames to gain the win. • • tHE Warehouse on Mechanic Street • • • •wall-to-wall carpeting and room size rugs e,re sold and displayed on the 2nd floor . • • There's A~eclat Purchase and Salt In The Drapery Dept. PINEWOOD STRAW office which housed the Commerclal and Sav· ·llfii'Bank in GaiHpolis for a number of years Js belng re'lirDd.eled. Understand a loan company wftl occupy tbe 41M afte-r npair~ are completed. • PORCH RUGS TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the flleo of The Dally Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . .• Harry Maddy, 67, Oh1o VallE>~ Bank cashier, dies suddenly at his post of duty ... Mtss Margaret Shuler, 70, church, buslneso lead· er dies at Third Ave., home . . . Dr. F. W. Shane uplaina purpose of campaign to raise funds for '15 000 deficlt at Rio Grande College ... Two-hundred and iifly expected to attend District 13, Daughters of America convention here .. . City opt>m new subdivision adjacent to Galli· polis State Institute and goH course . . . GAHS .tudentl •·take over" as weeklong observance of Rotary's Boy1 and Girls Week gets underway. Dick Carter heads Gallia Times editorial staff. Don Robinson il city mana1er. Three judges for the observance are George Woodward, Marcus Grube and Bob White. OBLONG SHAPE Stencled Designs. VIvid Multi - Colored Warp, dominant motifs are MOdern FloraiB, a durable weave of 95% Rue Straw, 5% other !ibera. Matching Designs In all sizes. Colon: Green, BroWn. Size 24"x48" • • • • -69c Size 27"x54" • -• • •.89c ' Size 3'x5' • • 1.39 Size 4'x6' ·- •• • •• -1.99 . BETrY HARTFORD softens the silhouette. ft • • • • • Clullera of dla&onal tucks trim tbe Jlned badiN. A velveteen belt accents the permanently pleated skirt. Sheer beauty In voile qJ Dacron(r) polye'ster (65%) and colton (85% ). Green or.Blue. I I I. Stzea 12·20 eTOIACCO ePOUCHES eRACKS e 'ACCISSORIII i[ ! ... ·---· A'-A..WNEY JE wEL ER•n~t~o~., s 0111o <m -~ •unoleums, tile end all herd surface floor coverings, also rootn size rugund roll carpeting is sold at the DAVID A. Pickens, who died Tuesd1y at the ace of 83, was Gallia county's number one baseball mao in our book. Dave, who wu manager of the Keener Sand Co., Was always pleased when asked to donate sand and clay for adult and youth diamonds. He was a baseball fan for 70 or more years. His son Eugene wa sa star outfielder • Cor GAHS and the Gilkey Queen Beeo of the Oblo Valley ~ Auociation. Gallia countlans and area baseball fans will miss Dave Pickens . • COVERING s FLOOR • 121A!-201AI . ' ,. Visit the Busy Ready to Wear Depet1f11~1it On The Second Floor .•.• . .. Elberfelds In Pomttr,y ,· :. ',..libe. ,..elds. Size 5~x8' • • • •-• • .. 3.29 Site 6'x9' • --•• •. • ~ 4.69 . . . Size .6'x12' ·- • • • • • 5.99 . . 24")(84'~ Runner·•• 1.39 ! I - ' f - . ' ' 1\ • . f ... • ' • • ' • ' 1 \W'l.L GET ittf' HAIJG OF IT : . AmR AIIJHll€! -·.· TH£1V YaJ l.EAIJ LJ K~ 1111 S... AIJD lWIRL THE. BALL 'ID~ARD lHe 6ATTER! . .·•. .;, ~ �f ,, Sunday Tlm••Sentlnel, Sunday, April 24, 19110 f .' · _:'"' Harris . .M''I'~ ~J•vry • • ~ j ' \ • • Dat~ >r-- ,•\ ' ._,•.• ··"· ;1, 1.. ., . , ." ·• -·r. ~-. ··..... ···•~I t.,., .. • ··•··• . , , ••..•.. . .\ . -•· • ' .............. , c , .1'"' ' '•o•· o' , •• , , •• , , , •.. • , ...... ~1 • ' - . ' ' · , 'Jilt.' ··• · . •.: ' /.-·•r·.r·•'• " ' ~ • .• .- ·, ','• 'o" ' :..',• o '.r"l"'. '" .. . .. ... ~~. . ' .' .. .. '.< . . ~• , ·I ~'> · >·- •~-~ '·' ••o ' ,- . ''I" . ;..- ••f J ' ' . l" ;( ; '• p -. ,~ :•, ,,., D ,. 1 ll J l~~r•-i L l. ,..,.....,. --~....,.~.,.; __ . . . . ., . . . . . .. ~ \ .. ''t ' ' 'I - BY ' iiii .. ~ • r· ,·· l - F I t I I c I • ' ·- l . A1 stl 'I •' I ; ACCORDING bro<·hure. 44 acth YMCA. Since plan in th is area. we tl th 'I •• • ' of ~ ~; •' ' I at ••• • "' l• • • an rJ .. •• I .... '•'.• is~ lOI ers. folk dancing, I 1'ri-Hi-Y t'lubs. Im and tht>ir mothers. i -~- 0111 eAS'/... NOW 1 LOVE YoU MORE TAANEVER! ·,' . 'IOii~RE 1101' "' 100 OLD •• tilm. !i'.•: GAL!.JPOL!S tJrganizations. 4-H ! whith youth learn ' ' i 'i .; •. '•· } Qrganizerl entPrtah OTHERS inrll formal games. swl picnics. publir aff croups. Pecreation Jigious meE'tlngs, tJ bling, physical flh al guidance, vo H~ youth council and I LOOK; El!ifE ...W~EN l'M ~ . S!i, VOU'!J::.•BEACOOL 70! l'D srtu. WAN •: 10 DANCE 10 LOMBARDO'j; WIIINKLED .•. 5 •.- CANADIANS •• . . •· . ' . FORME! ~- ~ li' • ' 1 ma_jority of the spread. and seaso1 deal. It Is operated ''secretary'' as the lion. PAUl, E. Wat s for senior membe1 Both have been ot .. years. especially \ .t cornrnunity as hM1 •,. secretary-treasurer • WATSON, alot jects that led to t! l Camp in Raccoon • ant-gmrernor ( Divb • ..eludes eight clubs) ~ ' who has compiled 1 1 dub's 19-year exltt J' ter members when 1947. lT should havt'! o day, April 8. the 1 milled by the Pob llniversitv. It coru I State Insiltute emp· THE article rea· veterinary medicine • '• University. They a Wood. Both were a, 1 participating In the . gram for practicing JOHN Wood I! f: Bane ls an employet 1 i mistake. The Trib It fel Into print that ( ..• ... ' '·•· . • .• :. • ·' lt. '( r ••,. ' ! ·••• l' l' " - tor r. Jet .. _Am:J af' I l fhtllf" 7hunde~­ CJrrivecf ·\ } .. ' 1 reJed 1:• eunth <' • ·' l • . -. .. . . .. •, ' .-~ "!'«•! . ,•• ' ... ' .. ·_, . . ,. ~ _; • ,• ' OUR 'tME office whi• .Jnli'Bank in Galllpo 1111Jdeled, Understan llti aner repairs are ... t of ·ort· I of .,1 reg- '. ' lng .;t':•\ ' 83, was GaHia coun· book. Dave, who w1 HOUSE /t\ .tdeo «>&· beI of •mpl rmr ...r TWENTY YEA! Tribune and weeki) Ut· Ohio Valley Bank , ,.... .....u., pur- aovt duty ... Miss Margl er die• at Third Avf purpo11e of campaig1 Rio Grande College to attend District 1. lhlt here . . . City open 1 .)\,.~!- . f; DAVID A. Plrk ntlss Dave Pickens. d td .' itrQWJfinf; t.loe 2-1 In 12 innings. Tl ltas always pleased for adult and youth 70 or more years. I for CAHS and the ( Alll<lclation. Gallla ( ITO JOG ate victory last Sah lhutout ball in the 1!1• • KELLEY STIL' hurled the 1964 Cl with a 7-5 win ove: , ' polis State Institute " take over'' aa weet: Girls Week gets U[ Times editorial staf! Three judges for tht Marcus Grube and B II ,. .;. a IIJu. ' d :s ' lllsed ear ildi!~ iatul" ' pole !el I ~. i. 422-nol _. ....... YAWN �. ' . ; \ ' .,., / ... ...,, ' '• · · · --~ ·, · ·· . • ·· ~ ., ·' .' ' I• .. ' ... '.' • ~·• . BY . ACCORDING ..; brc,whure. 44 actJ If YMCA. Since plat Jn .this area. we t II .."' •• •• - l.- >J·: • ~ '' '·" ' ,) • P: ' , .I ' . t i ' .. II II ' organizeod enterlal l 1 I m. folk dancing; Tri-Hi-Y clubs, Ill I and thrir mothers 'I OTHERS -= fo rmal game· . l in~l .sw picnics. pub lie •f groups. recreatio1 tigious meetings, t bling. physical flt 11 guidance. voll: youth council ant which youth learr ( thm. • ....,·' s ' .•.. . ' ' ~ . GALLIPOLIS' organizations . 4-H a majority of the ' spread . and seaso deal. ll Is operatj, "secretary'' as thE lion. PAUL E. Wal tor senior membf 7 .•, • Both have been 01 years, especially · D ('ommunHy as ';M .•, ··· TBB BORN LOSBR tecretar~··t reasure1 •• • WATSOII'. alo jects that Jed to, t t Camp in RaccooQ ant-governor (Di~ • eludes eight clubf ~ (· who has compiled! • club's 19-year exll i tE'r members whet . 1947. I Stale Inslltute .I' I • I I ' ' . .I , . ' .' - ... _ ww-"....,.. •, " t ' ' I ,' ... } , . ·-''-. /' . "" tor ,., . f"' - -· - • Is an employe i ndstake. The Tril It ret Into print tha· 100 ... .\• •'I'••• •• \. ,. KELLEY STIL hurled the 1964 C'. with a 7·5 win ovt ate victory last Sat 2-1 In 12 innings. T ahutout ball in the ." :· ·- " ·. • DAVID A. Pic! 88, was Gallia coun bpok. Dave. who w Was alway! pleased lor-adult and youth 70 or more years. : for GAHS and the 1 AMoclotion. Gallia • nil.. Dave Pickens. I .. '-~ I .... .. - .'-: - ' Jng ~ Jed .: ' eu- . ·' re- rith re- ~: ' . ,. ' ...~ 'l 'Or(· I of rec· JdeJ ~ BEN, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT '10 JAR lrl& R~n..\'lHE.OPEAA'IION JUST BSCAIJSE PA11ENT IS MY OAIJGIITER. tHE ofllce wb! , -IJIII'Bank in GaJJipc . modeled. Underatat ·~· tilt alter repairs an ·~ . ' ~ . 10· ' ' 1 '' .. I JOHN Wood Is 1 Ban~ ·t. ~.~ . .:. . : .. . THE article rea veterinary medicibt l;niversity. They II Wood. Both were a ptrtlcipating in the gram for practicing .. . .. •• •"'I ., . ··: .' ,,' ' trni\'ersit.y. Jt cdp. I .. .. IT shou Id hav• day. April 8. the ' milled bv the Pul o ·.. .' ..' .. bp- . Qeo~ge ~~--------~--~~~ Lea1oa.t . ' l rog- beI of 111pl TWENTY YEA! Tribune and weeki; Ohio Valley Bank , .duty ... Mias Mart ttr dieo at Third A.;. purpose of campaJa Rlo Grande College to attend District l he1e . . . City opet polls State Institute "take over" 11 wed Girls Week geto w Times editorial stal Th1ee judge• for th Mircua Grube and E ,., . . . ·: d IFI PS}'CHIAlRV, J!D HAVE AFEWQUEST/ONSlO ASK iHAT GIRL'S 1 t .·. tf;;( i ,.. c , .Jii . 4'11 lecoM ' . . TAW. ...,..,. . ' ·~ .."' '~- ·~ .. ..,_ '·' ' :.1\ ', . . . ., ' .•. '' ., ,~ ' .....,... . : :;: - ;t. .. . .I ." ' '. '' ., . .. :s •used �' f l I . ·''' \ :.-;. · ~ .... ,...... .... .~ •.1' /f l . .. - -~ ...... . .. , _ , ~- . ~-· . - ... . ... . ... .......... ..... . ' ~ ·~ · · · · ~ - ., ....... ., • ·.,-· ,.~ · M.• .. • · tl'·'""""' .• '"' "" • ~.,. ~ ~'¥ • il ... . • . ... ..••.. I i B}i •• 1! ... ACCORDIN• bTQ<.'h ure. 44 aoJ YMCA. Since pij jn -this area, we' •~ - • I I !C 1 ·".' ' ' 1 ~ ,;i' ' I s p: ... ~ ' I "• •• II ~ . .~ ' rJ J'FODnaissaftCf! I •!')'body missed I e engagemen~ urganized enterh ers. folk dancing Tri-Hi-Y rlubs. 1 and thPir mother 1 1 OTHERS iru i/.. formal games. s\ II;" t picnics, public groups. recreatlc ligious meetings; bling. physical 11 al guidance. vol 'i youth council 11 VE CENTS which youth !eli tion. GALL!POL~ organizations. +J 1 majorits of tb spread. and St'.U deal. It Is operatl "secretary'' as tt lion. PAUl, E. w1 for senior memb 1t' Bot11 have been 4 years, especfally D community as HI nrretary-treasurf WATSON, al• jects that led to I-lA'S TEMPOF\ARIL"'' IMMOBoiL.IZJro. Al-L AMERICANS W}-f() Camp Jn Raccoon ant·governor (Div I ' THIS, NATURALL'I, LEFT S.W.LN.E. UNAFFECTED.'.' tt>r members whe 1947. • ! I The Willets HAVE e.ATHI',D RECa>JTL'I _.eludes eight clubt R' who has compiled J1 dub's J9-year exl ~ OUT OUR WAY A NUCLEAR ER"--R T~E NATION IS IN JT should hal day. April 8, the THEIR HANDS- mltted by the Pu lTniver!Jity. It co1 State lnstitute em TilE article ll! veterinary mediclr University. They 1 Wood. Both were ' participating in ul gram for practiciDJ !dUeled Sunof Sycamore )y as Pastor ew 1120.000 - Sentinel JOHN Wood is ~ane I • is an employ mistake. The Tr. It get Into print till 1 lound !Land KELLEY STD hurled the 1984 ( with a ?-5 win ov ate vJctory last sa Z·l in 12 jnnings. ~ lhutout ball in the les, smarting !H)sal for re· md, planned DAVID A. Pi< •'red P. Neu• again with 83, was GaJlia cou book. Dave, wllo , fas always please' for ·adult and yout or more years. lor GAHS ond the Auoclation. Gatila iDlve the re- ro price out of ., for Port· tlle lleart of ndustrial regKI!il nil" Dave Pickens. '' tH'E office wl ·lll)tllank In GaiUp 1110deled, Understa · lUi lfter repairs ar TWENTY YEA ,Tribune and week· Ohio Valley Bank· duty .• , Miss Mart or dies at Third AI pllrpose of campaif .Rio Grande Collegt to attend District .ber_e . . . City ope polls State lnstltub "take over" 11 wee: Girls Week geto 1 TJmes editorial sta Three judges for ti lt!Jrcuo Grube and ; ' WHATts IT? on," Rhodes :Jilllly's progeded only be·e amount of tax exempt i Ulere... [·' 1<1 !be Army ·' "' purchaaer ring the amlise tbe pur- land to DIOft ..e. lid be made tben $500 n - ·' .. !. ,. ' id. nted out that 0 acres 1t 1 suit in :ll,llilil billion dollar by ~ - inded .ights ¥ . . .. . ~··~· ' I \ p ............ ,, " ., ' . . �,I ' ·I ,._ ~ •:' \ ~ 'J ', Riv~t News '' Da~·· ACCORDIN; bru<·hure. 44 acl ' YMCA. Since pU In this area, we • ••• ..... \. J - ~ sp ' I I ( I I 1 ,, l ' I < , I ( 1 itsl }, ' ° a;:u ~· • ) , ·,'~~j \j - • I I aty picnics. public 1 groups. recreat!c Jiglous meelings, bling. physiral fi al guidance. vol youth council at which youth !eat ~ -· . ·-·· VOL XVIII T. - - '' NO. 6 at IMiners . --· - ----- -------------POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO • Returning to Pits! .ALLEY · OOP . "'""'' 'r'EAH.IlHEV'Rii M't' """'"' GUZ, JUST A.COUPLE . OF SHIFI'J:ESS . BUMS! SHIFFU;SS. . BUMS? Death Toll On Highways Reaches29 THE article re veterinary medici! University. They , Wood. Both were 1 participating In tb gram for practiciDJ JOHN Wood Is Bane Is an employ 1 a m!stake. The Tr. It ret into print tru KELLEY STU hurled the 1964 ( with a 7·5 win ov ate victory last Sa 2·1 In 12 innings. ~ lhutout ball in the ANDY CAPP I 'oPE I GET ~OME' ~LEEP g, DO !, MATe! TONIGfiT TWENTY YEA Tribune and week: tlhlo Valley Bank duty ... ~fiss Mar1 er. dies at Third A1 purpose of campaij JUo Grande Collegt to attend District here . . . City ope polis State lnstitu~ uta.ke over" as weeJ Girls Week gets ~ Times editorial sta Three judges for U JKilrcus Grube and : ··-'-·· •,.:t., '' • ; . ~I : ' •, 'i ' ' ' I . 4ft ..' ' ' . ~ ' TA\~dloeond Avon .. . fl' ~ .Ci r II I ' ... ~ , s Ill.:&"" .ana...,.,.,.. MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1966 .WORLD IT should hal • day, April 8, the mitted by the Pu University. It co1 State Institute eni E 'lll04eled. Understa ..He after repairs ar \ enttne 194i. ·IDli Bank in Galllp •, 0 • the WATSON, ale jects that led to • Camp in Raccoon ant-governor !Div .• , .eludes eight ClUbl ll who has compiled • club's l!l-year en J tor members whe 'l)KE office wl ·,, • Dnoted To The lnterflltl 01 The Meir•.M01o'n Area GALLIPOLI! organizations. 4·l a ma.lority of tb spread. and seal· deal. It is operate' . "tecretary" as tl! t!on. ',' DAVID A. Pic 83. was Gallia cou book. Dave, who 1 lhs always please< for adult and yout 70 or more years. for GAHS and the Auoc!ation. Gallla llllss Dave Pickens. ~ ' ' ' if:'llf. • i ,.\ tion. 1 Supt\\\~ Battle fOr Air 1 OTHERS inc PAUL E. WI :r for senior memb Both have been c • years, especially ll community as "l · secretary-treasure . SAIGON <UPII - The tangle and Communist jets· over North two planeo. The officials said!sidewinder --wlil~'•!»Jne• !n on piloted by Capt. Donald K. ptttte more tense. • "I ~t·<¥~to the lbird one bu~ p~. ~,. between Russian·madc jets and Viet Nam be!ore, the others the Co . mmunist pilots· "showedlheat tro,m ~. !l; .I:I'J'ft - Wolf, leader of a· lllgltt o! four·'! · , . t'...... A~~1~k he tUflJEtcH.nlu me. so I got after I ·;.; 8 u. s. fighl•• v:•n•• this hove . !:eee brl~ •llli •lmost v•ry rood skill." tired liy .CeJ!~ :~ Max. F. Phanloma, were protecting Calneron and Jll11~e whee~ llll'lleeond,ont. l divecl.an4·g ~l 0 • •·""' weekend ~presen~ the Com· ~t.:cidental. The Saturday en· e Mlrked t.:t.meron, ~w o.L~.itiJ;d, ~;.c., F~.~· tNrr.b~..e; :. · !!r~d:e !-:'~ • tn mMt the attack.' fQCina .the ,my sidewi~r into the ~ . ~ .. . . . ~~ 1~·~ munist's !Jrst signi!Jcant chat •. gagement represented the first ~· ned jet and 1st .~ Lt. R~,.j,. Evans, mlles northeast ol Hano1. flashes of cannon !Jre from the one ana 1 ronea110 my""' ~-•·;. "''*' ·;;~ ;';!ili;';~.,·· 8 l<:nge to U. S. supremacy in tbe lt!me ,North Viet Nam's flecl~l· MI~ A~ !tbs w~~ 27, o! Halna, ,!lllylJli. Tbe blips turned out to be "IGS that wi!re concentrating saw him at I o'clock trailing ID th~ North, bul~,wm, 17 skies over North V1et Nam.. l'tlil air . Coree has risked k! 1• th ne . erumed Th MJGS ·. ·.:,~•eel ,jh four MIGS at first, then they ' on Wolr ai1CI his wingman, MaJ. thtck . gray smoke. He seemed to~g~nd lire: . ,;,,;.,.;,;<':'; ' ;~;:,'';:: About 14 or 16 jets, including 1 planes m an attempt to halt mar ngs e) were pres .. e · ~P':'!"", ree were joined by two or four John F. Hallgren. . out of ·control.'' 1 In •aoower ...... 1 MIG 17s and the newer and ! American bomb\ng raids. Ito have been flown by North tl111l!s, f~om. 25 ·'1!11Nl onrtheastjmore. The alert was fl•shed. , . . ' · Blakt watched the MIG Orecl their cannons at · faster MIG 21s. engaged 1 Two-man FRC Phantoms,! VIetnamese pilots. to 60. miles .nortli·northwe~t 01 !The altitude was about 15,1100 ~ ffred 8 m!ssl)e ~ut, miss. downed by Cameron ran and bound Ft05s 8l1il the 1 al!aek!rtg American Air Force firing air-to-air missiles were I One was downed by a _radar· Hanoi, dur~ng .a 15-minute. f•et. ed, Cameron s~t~. We rna- went alter his own. jets, untouched, streaked bol1lf jets In three dogfights Saturday credited with the two kills. guided Sparrow mls•II' ftred by period. . . .· I .. . • neuvered . ~nd . I • a w "I ft;·ed a missile arnl missed. w:thout engaging them. \ and two of the Communist Air Force officials said the Capt. Robert F. Blake, 28, o! They engasecl U. S.. p)anes on! At first I was fa~rly we were. meeting bead on. 1 I was diving at a 00 degree The third attack saw · twf' planes fell victim to sharpshoo~ Communists had received much Presque Isle, Maine, and 1st all three occasion's. . icomplacent .• . but the bogie•, knew we didn't have much of a, angle and fired my second ·r.lJG 21s engage four Phantom~ lnl U. S. A!r Force pilots. betler trainlns and equipment Lt. S. W. George, 25, of, The MIGS that pere downed kept coming straight at us," \chance. ! missile. I was zooming toward "''d an RB66 reconnaissa~ Although there have been since the last dogfight last July Canadian, Okla. 1 were lint picked llfl 11 blips on Blake told newsmen Sunday.f r fired a missile . , , r missed 1 ground level and r didn't want bomber. but everybodY mlssecl encounters between American which also cost the Communists I The other was downed by 11the radar .screen of ·a ·Phantom "As they CQII!e on you tet • I· . , we started cllmb!ng. to join those fellows who didn't and broke orr lh• engagemenL c formal games. s\ • '/ ~ie North Viet Nam Migs ··''. ' l t organized entertl ers, folk dancing Tri·Hi·Y clubs, I and their mother I ' ~. I ij .. I ' ' BY I ' '1 .• IJ ' .Il "'. • ' ' i J ·., ,.. ....,........,.. .............. .. ...... .. ••., .. ,, ' ., Sunday nme..Sentlnel. Sunday, April 24, 1988 j .'' - ~· ,I\ •! ;' • i I ··~ I 1 I i" " '' '~.o\ •.,... . , 1 , • - ,.. .,. , ...................... - I • ~I .'i. 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Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 24, 1966 baer birch booton donnally edwards foster hammack lewis mahan major rhoades