http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cb5f9386242a29982432f63c434ed339.pdf 5303ad7103b5b83e62dea355a987d8b4 PDF Text Text • I I ·.Listless Election Heads into 'Get ·Out ·the Vote' Campaigning lor Tuesday's primary election has headed Into the "get out tbe vote" yuaoe .. ou cu.v.1.t. ...., -4.:- ··wy gendered little Interest Ia the voters either. · Most of the stumping by the :::::!!d!~~ !~!' !'!~t~ nffif'Piil WA~ enthusiasm among the voters. Indications were that the races for statewide offices had engendered little !nrerest In the voters and that the turnout wought be llgbt. Secretary of State Ted W; Brown, the state's top elections official, estimated 1.31 million Ohioans would go to the polls between the 6:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. (EST) voting hours. That would he about 2S,OOO less than In last year's primary. There were thousands of local contests, bond Issues, tax levies and local matters to be voted tn, but these seem to have en- over today. There were four men seeking nomination for governor, two in each party's primary. Gov. James A. Rhodes bas limited bls campaigning to non -political occasions, such as In· dustry appreciation dinners which have taken him to every corner of the state. The Republican Incumbent has acted as though he w.ere unaware there is a contest, other than to point out lD his speeches how much Ohio hss grown economically during his term and the programs his ad· ministration has undertaken. He • ) \ I •I ! \ • _,.,. __ .. , _ r~~~o&& has !)ever mentioned his oppo- . Rep. ~ Mcllwaln of Cincinnent. aatl. Both have been over much tf William L. White, Mount Ver· the slate aDd In recent weeks 110n rabbit broker and retired engineer, will be making his sec t11ey nave concenir~ai..U "" detlsely populated northeastern ond consecutive bid to · defeat Ohio. And they have spent conRhodes. He lost by a nearly I~ 1 siderable words on eacb other, margin lD the 1962 primary. as w~l as on Rhodes. White, 70, who limited his McDwaln, 43, who became the campaign to statehouse rotunda first to enter the gubernatorial news conferences except for a race 'nearly a year ago, counts couple of appearances In Cleveland and his hometown, ate,n a heavy turnout In south· western Ohio to carry him to tacked many of Rhodes' programs ·and predicted his "setile nomination. His headquarters conducted a cret weapon" would bring vicfive - day telephone campaign tory this year. that concludes today to get voThe most vigorous campaign· ters to the polls. lng bas been in the Democratic Reams, who has the tacit supprimary. On the gubernatorial port of much of the Democratic · slate are state Sen. Frazlt>r organization although no official Reams Jr. of Toledo and state VOTE Tuesday I endonement by the party leadership, Ilia pinJJed !J1J hopes OD a "youth mov~t." The asyear-old JaW)'er bills blrusdl as ·• -- -----~• --...lldaf• !'Rr the 1.1111:1 '"'"•""""" ._.,._._. _ ' post 1n lhll century In Ohio. 'lbe two, aloq Jlth .otller major candidates for Democratic nomination, ~peared Saturday night at Marlon to address the co11ventlon of . the Leape ef Young Democr!ltiC Clubs of Ohio. Mark McElroy, Cuyahoga County recorder and fQ1'111er attorney genl!ral, and U. S. Rep. Robert E. Sweeney, Cleveland, wiU be vying for the DemocratIc nomination lor attorney general to oppoee lllcumbent Wil· liam B. Saxbe, unopposed In the primary. William L. Coleman, Democratic slate chairman, llld Paul J. Lynch, Columbus guidance counselor and former slate repr~~~entative. fa~Ze each other for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. Republican lllcumbent John Brown Is un· opposed. Roger Cloud, Incumbent Republican state auditor, l.s unopposed for the full leml while Democrats Thomas E. Ferguson, Columbus, and Charles Pu· gllrdr, Warren, will fight it out on the Democratic ticket. James D. Nolan, Cleveland public relations man who led the fight for reapportionment of the state legislature, will be fa· cing James H. Bell of Cleveland for'the Democratic nomin- atloll for .....-., e1 ·•li. Brown. a R. , II ~7.:~ ~iollaD. ltat.e. treuurer, wlll , . w1nner or the C~C~~te~t _... Democrau saon hunbul, aDd MlcbaeJ B. er, SfalbeDvllle. Two IIIII m tbe preme Court ~ ~ contested , 23 of Ohio's ft mem~ '~ HDIIIIe rMI!eetli~. Five of tbem face opposltloll tbe prlmlry, three of u. s. Democrat&. Only Democrat Michael A.~ Felgban of the 11th Dlslrlct Ja: Cuyahoga County Ia lD Ill}' rat danger. He Is opposed by Ita~ Rep, Michael Sweeney, wbo liM: the backing of botb major Cleveland dally DeWIJIBIIerl. + ~ WEATHER tmes· ll!f' Today fair aad cooler. 50 to 60. Monday cloudy IIIII I lltUe warmer with ~ lbowera llkelJ. : • ' ., ' 'J Deuoterl To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev 32 PAGES \ Gallipolis-Pl. Pleasant VOL 1 NO. 13 . THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport SUNDAY, MAY I, 1966 PRICE 10 CEN1J ,." \ I Roads Closed As Result Of Heavy Rains \ 1/ ' ·--· _ , 'l I * WASHINGTON (UP!) -If ing did a very rough job of ':i: your paycheck is smaller this paying the taxes people actual· coming week, don't he alarmed. ly owed. h', : ': , . ·~, 1:~ , , :. ,.' · . , : It's only the government. As a result, mlltJons of higher ' • • " ' • · ·I '' ' Paychecks dated May 1 or income people ended op the ~--.--~~~"~'~·~· ~~:,. later will be subject to a new year with additional taxes .due, system of withholding for while millions of lower Income federal inc<Jme taxes. people had refunds corning. . '. . •,:::,;.I · No one's taxes are going up. Replaced Old Syslelll •• ' ·'"!•• ~ 1 '·'·,.. • But millions of people are going In order to remedy this, and ·I to he asked to pay them sooner. to bring payroh withholding That's why the paycheck may more in line with actual tax be smaller this coming week- liabilities, Congr~ss-at Presor it could he larg~. ident Johnson's . request-has ln general, the new withhold· replaced the old flat 14 per cent lng system will mean fatter rate with six rates ranging pay envelopes for single people from 14 to 30 pe'r cent. Middle earning less than $50 a week and upper income people will and for married people-with be subject to these higher rates two children-eamlng Jess than Iand will thus . have more $140. If you're earning more withheld from their pay. than that, chances are your Lower income people will withholding is going u~ and have less withhel~ because the yollf pay envelope Will be Iminimum standalf de6uction, amaller. adopted by Congress in 1964, Up to now, the ·government has now been built Into the has had employers withhold withholding tables. federal income taxes from The result: More people will paycheCks at· a flat 14 per cent come out even on their taxes. rate. But since some people Fewer will have to make belong In lower tax brackets additional payments at the end and others belong In higher of the year, and there will he brackets, 14 per cent withhold- fewer refunds. , • 1 ~ J:' •' I ':, Officials estimate tbat ... dusted wlthhokllng wU1 Jati11 more than 20 mll1ltD W818 111111 salary earners wlthla tit fl their final tax bill. Withholding hal beea at , lJ per cent during the flnt lf weeks of 1968. 'lbe remalllliia 35 weeks will he under the ..t rates. ·•• For example: If you're single and eemtftl $150 a week and take Ollly exemption, your com)lllll)' ~ been withhold]Dg StUO froiD your pay for illcome tuf!4 Starting this coming week, Yl'lt withholding will rise to $SUi Owe Lesa? Yollf tax for the year W $1,235. The old withholdltl system-If It were to work fat 5% weeks-would take $1,034.80 out of your pa leaviql ,_. wlllt ...-.ddltl QJO.IJI:·to pay fM government. But1f the last S5 weeks of tht year are under the new withholding rates, then yout total withboldiDI turns out ~ he $1,199.30. You 1t111 eod UJ owing uncle sam some lllllDe£ but only '-15.70. If you're married, It's lmpollo : tant that you file a new forlll W-4 "withholding exempb certificate" with your companJ. 3- Likes Top Russians Even Less than Khrushchev ~nct:m. ::n :! OD~Y~~ sln&li Chou * • C k RIvers ree S . n exas Flood I T ,.. •• Heavy spring rains late Friday and most of Saturday put many streams out of their banks and forced highway closings in the Meigs-Gallia area according to the Gallipolis Post. State Highway Patrol Saturd'y night. A check with the patrol at 9:33 p.m., found that five roads were closed In Gallla county, six in Meigs, and sev· era! In nearby .Jackson and I Lawrence counties. Mudsoc. The patrol reported a land· MEIGS - Rt. 143, near Bradslide below Crown City on Rt. bury; The junction of 124 • 143 7 in Lawrence county around near Harrisonville; Rt. 681 be7:9!1 p.m., Sa~rday, but traffic tween Rts. 7 and 33, and bewas being maintained, it said. tween Rt. 33 and Rt. 692; Rt. Ail high school and college 124 in ·Rutland, which was un3thletic contests were washed der high water. out as a result of the downpour. Here's 1 ~t of roadp that Water was reported tver the were closed Saturday 6ight: road at Langsville, and on .R~\· GALLlA _ Rt. 141 , at Cas- 1.39 at the Jackson - SciOto , mus; Rt. 218, north and south hne, as well as R~. 233 on the of Jet. 553; Rt. 325, both sides Jac~son county .hne bf>tween of Vinton; Rt. 554 west of Che- Galha and Oak HilL sillre and Harrisburg and Rt. Water was also report I'd on I 775, five miles of Rt. 141 near , Rt. 93 north of Ironton. ~· :f,i 1 1 r New Withholding System:' •1 Bec~mes Effective Today . ;. ,.,, .• . :·j ': .;:; ~., · , ' i'r ·::•·rt·:1 '"'" ·~,, .: . . . ' .. : •• • ; • :, . " BIKE MONTH - American Bike Month begins today and Dr. Paul Dudley White, · . of tables for married and Boston, Mass., dean of the nation's heart specialists, again leads the movement. One man ~KYO (UP]) -Communis~ I Prem1er ~ehmet .shehu and people. _ Dr. White need not call on is Rev. Melvin Alkire, pastor of the Pomeroy Methodist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai ' ~ther Albaman offlci~s, accord- But Congress bas now clr•WI Church. Rev. Alkire is a firm believer in the idea that bike riding is a healthy activity decl.ared Saturd~y tbe ~.urrent f mg to the .New Chma News up two different tables, wUia as well as fun. He is often seen on his bicycle running errands or going to his church ~Let leadershl~. Is worse . Agency, Whleh broadcast th~ higher withholding rates far study. He became an ardent cyclist four years ago after he suffered a back injury. aHn Khrushcledhevth . bl t t:speech. single, and lower rates tat' --'-- - -- - - - - - - - -- - -- -- - e coup e as a . .. I ,.._ vo,iW'I'I'"'0r.•w·~~T"""''';<''~ Moscow with a pledge to match I ~ a ne~ v1tr1ohc attack on married people. Under tht .... DALLAS (UPI) -The ninth straight day of torrential ~'h ! · the United States "at any cost" Soviet policy, Chou declared you must file a new form W... rains Saturday sent flpodwaters churning out of river and Q .. a~ 1/: FIRST SECTION In escalating the Viet Nam war that events .?f the ~ast year or taxes will be withheld ~ creek baD!_& an\1 foreed hundreds of persons from flooded II I ' . 'J I Page 2 ____ .. General News and reiterated the Red Chinese , showed that the le.admg group your pay at the blgber ralll homes In Dallas and Fort Worth. Violent storms pelted hun. Obltuanes and rejection of peace talks pro- I0 ~ the CPs.u (SoVIet Commu- ap~ to a single Jlf:l'l!ll dreds of miles of Texas. SAIGON-American airmen 1slipped across the tense . border IPa e 4 Gene~~i:~:~ posed by the United States. ~:St P:~ 1 ~ tm~ch '."0rs~. ~an earnmg the aame amount. , The storm area death toll stood at a possible 15 and downed their sixth MIG in eight!with Jordan and destroyed 14 1Pa~e 5 -··-------- Featutes ~ou spoke at ~.mass rally In K~m; h VIe remler ilnta) damage rose into the millions days and the!~ nth plane of the ~oust;s aPegedly used as ; Pag~ 6 . 7 ~--~----~---F~rm News Pekmg for _ vl~~tmg_Albanian us c ev. of dollars. . . war in an a1r battle about .40 Jumpmg off poil)ts for Arab El i Page 8 ------- - -- Dateline, . ''!he CPSU leading group 1s 1 It was the heaviest April miles from the Commumst Fatah terrorists. I Hospital News Sitting on a volcano," the Red rainfall in recorded Dallas hi.s· Chinese border. The new clash I i Week in Revie~ ~hines e premier added. tory. A mass1ve telephone fail· over N~rth V1et N~m came as MOSCOW-May Day, socia· Page 9 - -- -------- Features Khrush~hev opposed China; ure added to the woes as limn· Red Chmese Prem1e~ Cbou.en- 'lism's biggest holiday, opens in iPage 10. 11 -·--- --- . Sports , th~ leadmg group of the CPSU derstorms smashed wid.e areas Could Exeeed i' lai declared the Pek~g reglDie Moscow Sunday with a parade : Page 12 - ---·General News has. gone a step further and Is RIID' '. with rain, wind and ball. would match the Umted States of rockets and field weapons ; I try1ng to form an anti-Chinese -., --~~~~,!'lone AfallbUare andoc~ v"~ttanNy .cost'~ int escaladi~ing thede through Red Square, highlightSECOND SECTlON : COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Ohio cr1hn~ ~f encirclement around CAPE KENNEDY <UPI) _ 1 1 ~w.-- .,.....eea eae d ma. The Federal-- " - saltl e am war. was. sc os ed with the showing of eight of Page 13 Local a1ul Area News ' f Sweetwater lo west Tnaa tage that the North V1etnamese 1 . . .. 1 armers saturday lashed out at. .._.... ........., Ueetin h 0 f lbe ' Co . ts h 1 bed Ithe "Guidelme surface-to-air Page 14 -----General News 1:the Johnson Administration de- Chou reiterated the Red Saturday tbat ttl troulllld 8 I m~lh T t!OIIlm~ums av~ raunc a missiles now in use in North Page 15-16·17 ------ Saciety nying recent charges that 'high Chinese contention that the Centaur rocket tamed llqu_l4 muD1thatlon "' west exthu. CINCINNATI (UPI) _ The crndas progr. amlotopoSouringth mV~nt 1' Viet Nam. Other Soviet cities IPage 18 ____ Helen Help Us! er food costs are responsihle for. Russians secretly were trying hydrogen fuel Ill tplll!t far dii: 11y waa e 1 Weal er apparen Ie i1 WI• 11 JOID · · Moscow IO · Swa '"'g'mg 1• page 19·20 Rad'w & TV Logs inflation b k continuing rain and the forecast aN supp . dIes n 0 f .. ubsta t'18 to arrange Viet Nam peace nrs1 time Apru 7, at--' 1 10 cause, a Pone compan.y ·~ • of rain for Sunday and Monday am ,~ vance su n parades. ' Page 21 - - -·· General News · talks "while slandering China." falling to succeafu1ly restadil t!maa aakl, in the Cint""'ti area could attacks. As May Day ap- 1 IPage 22-23 -- Classified Ads A resolution adopted by the He said the Soviets were guiltY orb,ll M~re than one inch of rain Ipusb the Ohio River past the proa~hed, U.S. authorites. tol.d Page 24 -- In Our Town and Board of Trustees of the Ohio of selling out the revolution "of ~e ability to cwtM Ill fell ID Fort . Worth. Heavy 52-fool Oood stage next week. servicemen to stay off Saigon sf . JAKARTA-I':b what was be· The Meigs News Beat Farm Bureau Federation the people of the Doitlinlciin tricky hydrogen Ia .• • • downpours hit sog~ Dallas off ~treets because . ef the danger i hev~ to be . e first direct . THlRD SE.CTlON claimed that, "Government Republic, the Con o (Leo ld- lessness of orbit .DIM',. a and on aa the Trm1ty. R1ver ·'lbe predlcteci crest of 50-feet that demons~ations could turn Jcrlticlsm agamst. Preslde~t Page 25-32 -------- Comics spending, not bigh food costs vllle) and southeC: Rhode~,. slpiflcant t11fnldJII ~ stnt a Oood crest rolhng e~st- for Wednesday 1.s expected to violently anb·Amer~an. ISukarno, the m1llta~t anh· ., ,, Is the lnOatlonary force drivin ' 'lben he turned to s ~ throulh for to ·.led ward from Fort Worth to neigh- be revised If the' rains continue. ~. C:o~unist Student Achon Asso- ~ "'l'l>ili~IW~-~- I up prices and lessening the va~ familiar c!enunc!ation of U S Apollo . - .. . tt tbe ...._ boring Dallas. If the river rlaes past tbe 52- PAIUS-President Charles de , ci~tion (KAMI) declarecl,~br- ~ HELD IN SHOOTING ue of the dollar." VietNam policy. · · 'lbe NatiOIIIIAerJn.... :. At 'Jea81 12 persons were foot stage It wUI be 8llly the Gaulle said be viewed the Viet no s prestige htis gone downSpace ~ At.Mu dead, 1 by drowning, in the Dal- fourth time In recorded bistory Nam war with a "growing Dlill" since he delegated broad CLEVELAND (UPI) - Pollee The resolution stated "consua180 said ''-.-:'~"") a~ area. Two persons were kill· that It has done so after May 1. reeling of disquiet and disappro· powers to arm~ stro.an Lt. Saturd3y amsted a 36-year~ld mers are spending Jess than 1g Mid-Continent Co. lillulna ~ •· . ed In a collision· at Gordon west The other years were 1933, 1958, val." IGe~.. Suharto in ·, Mar~h's ~ast side man in the fatal shoot- cents of thelr after-tax dollar Earninp are Up ~taur ~ ; . of Fort Worth during a down- and 1981. He made the comment at a pobtlcal.. upheaval. IIIII of J. T. Lawler, 31. Lawler for food, which took 21 cents of SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UPI)·.pic ~~ tt pour Friday nW!t, and one Boat lfarbor, caught un)lfe- lunch ih honor of United I • was shot in~ chest at the their Income just 15 years ago." The Mid-Continent Mfl eo. an-~ ~ a ..,~~f mal) wu missing and feared ~~ by the late-season riie, Nations ·s e c r e t a r y General ! WAR DEP~P» ' · . borne of a friend after an argunounct!d Sunday it earned ~ • llbdiDJ . iuur · , 011 drowned whell his car hit a have bauled In their docks IDd Thanl, who when asked about ' , 1 ,; I ment over a $5 bel. 1 WANTS TALIS 171,681 after a special tu creci. Inf bridge' 111 Naples In northeast are watclling the river alllious- Viet N'am. said, ;''right for the PARIS (UPH -:- Unf_lf4 ,.NII·j j WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. It on sales of '18,117,710 for tbe Texas and plllllged Into a foam· ly. moment ,e don't aee any ~ons Secretary,- Ge~:~·!Jtant NO SOVIET m\INGS J. Willi8.1Jl Fulbright, D • Ark., flnt nine mentha of the eur· lng ereek: The river stood at 42 feet at posalbWty for a new Initiative JOined with French ,~sldent said Saturday he hoped to dis- rent fiscal year, equal 1o O.tll 'J'I!6 postmaster at Godley, noon but II espected to rise to on Jhe part of anybody." · <l~les de Gaulle ~~Y In BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - cuss 90011 with DireCtor Wll· a share compared to .l.fl 1 pn Mulllwest of Fort Worth, re!*'l- 411 feet ~ MO!Iday morning. ' deplorll)l the Viet ~ · war. The Soviet Union Is giving Syria Uam .F. Raborll of the central share lor tbe same perfGd 1 0 . ' , "' e w. ld T40 d NASA ReVeaJs * Ri * * oh· 10 ver s FJ00 1 Farm Bureau s·•gm"f"Icant Lashes LBJ 8reakthr h 1 11"- • •llllllllili. lbe-::t · ~r~':. !t'al!~es;os':, da~~t=Iy,:; O:L.;JP~~.:-:~I.rar~=eaoo;;~;~w.~~~ !ny~~;l;n;t~c~~~ ~·~;::; =t~ Ja~Pi:al ;~ ~~ t;':" quart~--.. ~~. pollft repo~ .t!'e rl!in and~ U. di7. More IliaD Rab~ ,-Jft- ''. ~}1 a "hlltt" ~~~quiet ·and d~~pj>rbtli.~:. B~ a high dam on the River Euph- lilhing · artlctles without ldentl- $223,608 was a u1 !*" waifr were tb1 wont II • one~ Of rallllw fillen Sat- qajbJt ~r'.· -.loa ;the ·a'ilmittecf~ey s~ no: 'P~t rates, Premtet Youssef Yayyenlfy"- ~ve1 wltb tbe lieD- creaae over 11re lilllll . re~'' .. ·~.- -- _ .1 urllylll the areL ... _ _, raidlly.l!lr~!4-<~',wbo forl ~, ne'! :~M.~ee ~v~1• . announced Saturday. . cr.' 1 ......,..,_ ., ....... .. ~., JW illfft. , "'1-·,.... ·"l~~:t I • �"'' .a •111:1 UYII\.IGJ' Sidewinder Nails 6th Mig In Eight Days of Hunting MasoN Dt'iVe·ln W VA TONIGHT "THI ART OP LOVI" Parachutist to Make3rd Try .James Garner. Dick Van Dyke, Elke 'Sommero (Color) -and"THI OUTLAWS II COMING" Tho Three Stooges !~ MEIGS THEATRE P.......,, Olllt TONIGHT lf1ru TUII. "WAR LORD" (TeobnteoJor) Wltb Chariton Hesloa and Rlcbard Boone COLORCARTOONS WH. I Thuro.-NOT OPIN 5 Cars Leave Railroad Track Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor, Rll8ty and Lori ol Roush Rd., Mrs. Edna Mae Coens of Wesloo, W. Va. spent a day with carbon. The octepus is timid harmless unless provoked. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conkle and children. GAMm Mrs. John Simpkins was in Charleston on business Monday. Mr. John Hayden has moved from Pomeroy to the former fwoM NATCHEZ Attention! Meigs County DEMOCRAT VOTERS Everett Roble property. Daltlolotrflon PLUSr CARTOON Mrs. Marcia Harrison is horne I fom Veterans Memorial HospJtaJ, where she was a patient Delmar Canaday has withdrawn as I Democrat write in candidate for the unex· pired term for County Commissioner in fa· vor of Paul Simon. lor &eVeral days. Mr. and Mn. Alva Rife, Rt. 1 Middleport, spent a day with nus IS rr-Amerlcans long have been famDiat witll the term •stoekplle" for the reserves of strateg~ materials the government bas been stotlng away llince World War 11 agalllol need darlug new emergency, Here a wbal one type elf stockpUa looks llto-aeres of aluminum Jng~ It's part of 1.9 mlllioll tons stored at 10me 25 localiliDI acrosa the uafiou. Since only 450 000 tons is now considered n.......,., the excess is being purcltaaed from tho government by major producero.' 11 wlll be fed bact lntc. the civilian economy at a •low rate over a periDd of ~em tAJ aYOid upaetlillg the lllll'ket tbrotlgh ovenuppJ3, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin RUe. Please write in and be sure and "X" Paul : Simon for unexpired term and Kenneth , Hager for full term Meigs County Commissioner. DariWI Underwood of GalUpolls spent a day with his parents, Mr. and Mn1. W. W. Underwood. Kenneth Searls ha11 employ~ ment in Dayton. ==========~Ak;;;:ro:n~.--='-=-"--==~;~~: ' fon Saturday Miss Patricia Ball spent EWing . night and _.;.----~----I her sl!lter, Mrs. Charles BY MRS. MITCHELL WEBB Recent visitors of Mrs. Tracy Wood were Mr· and Mrs. Clorence Clagg and two chil· dren,, Shelby Clagg of Lo_gan, W. Va, Mr. and Mrs. Cl ' fford Phillips, Minersville, Mr. and M J hn W bb E 1 to Mr OIJ~· ~~. cr!r.:.Ce wA~a nwood and son of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bee ol Akron are visiUng her Sisler and daughter, Mrs. Belle Terry. Tbey brought Mrs. Bee's mother home who hed been visiting them and her olher children in NEW I.BU COACH BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) - Louisiana State University Athletic Dlre<tor Jim' eortreit 1 said Saturday Press Maravlch, bend basketball coach of North · carolina state for the last two years, has stgned a llv..year COLUMBUS (UPI) . . . ' study of drog effective· · .s em undertaken will be by the goverMlenl summer, Food and Drug 'l:~~mr~~;i:~ James L, Qnd. fj announced Saturday, At request ol lhe FI>A, he IIJe NaUonal Academy ol • National ~~<!search :1::~~haa: agreed to evllluate f4 ellectlveJlell "Ill lo 4,000 druiL• . __ ~ vnaooa football serimma~e . Paul Hudson, Bill Andero and BUI Long accounted lor touch· downs throogh the rain and ov· er the soggy turl, whUe Ge1"' 1 Ehrsam pUoted the reserves their 60-yard !Jcoring drive ealy defense work. PUSHING AliEAD-AcroiS the new dl ld d hi b · monial ribbon The v e g way at Ventura, Calli., was the cere. Until the Invention ol the . comoUve, the horse W81 fti.IJo'• I tar which wan' to go ~~:~:~~:t::: t~~g~l~ab~~s sere post~g for pictures in the 1930 •tart agaio, See ceremonil!l rilibo~~~~~ ':t'b':~,"lf the ignition ancl teat means ol lransportllion. Ute ear wouldn't , . da~:·~:r~%~;.::'"n~: ~e~ Mr. and Mro. Iteith and daughter, Mrs. Mrs. George Ball. Mrlr. Hollis Searl• In Rutland ~!Iss Georgia Grey of Colum- and helped with hoosedeaning. are spending a with son and brother, Mrs. Lee Tyler and Mon•~mery Ala ..v ' • bus spent a weekend witb her Mr. and Mr!l\. ChBrlas Young brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. and family and Harold Barnett and daughter, Teresa Lyon Gallipolis. · Recent Sunday visitors Mr d Mrlr 0 id Ball Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payne, their . adnaughte,rs,aMvr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrlr. David BaD •of Mr , and Mrs. R nd Robi Mrs recent vmltors Roaaycmob and daueg,hler · Teresa John Webb. cr ud R ell 1 ;::~.r~o~:~e:b~tll, Mr. bu~r:Pent" a w!:end 0with WHEN YOU CAN GET •• • ••• CURRENT DIVIDENPS ·- Books Listed (Vote for not more than on.e) Tile "flip" o kl r I by Bee JOIII of New York, Is really toro sporty oulftll Ia one. X I KENNETH HAGER I I · · 1 · Savings and .Lc~~ Company Opposlta Post OHice · . (Full T•rm Commencing J•nutry 2, 1967) 1 1 . For County Commil!8ioner spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Wltboul """ovlag II you Marlin Rife. eaa untie the otlrl, ftlp lite For County Commissioner Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pearson panels aroulld to Uola baek (Un .. .,lrH Term Ending J1nu1ry 5, 1969) of Pt. Pleasant spent some 84 have a new look. It's (Vote for not more than one) time here looking afler the In· d - Ia Arne! detlim, nr· Ileal llrlpes tu oae olde, teres! of their farm . Mr. a"d Mrs. Charleo Balker ..u.J euler on lbe oilier, X PAUL SIMON and Kay of New Boston, Mr - - - -- - - - - and Mrs. William Larkin Yellow Nalional Park's BE SURE AND MARK X ON BALLOT! ':: Seaman David Briggs, Hannibal, spent a day with Mr. Faithful geyser erupts every bas been serving in the navy, I and Mrs. Alex Shuler. '10 minutes ERNEST A. WINGEtt:, The Manchu dynasty was Mr. and Mrs. James Russell · bas betn discharged and he and the 1 t u d t to 1 - -Mtlgo County Democrat Chall'llllil':' family are visiting his lather, Chinsas 118 ve ynas y ru • : Michael of Chillicothe bave Nothing but tempura, Merrlll Briggs, and Mrs. Briggs' n spendmg a few days In 1 shrimp delicacy, Is served in Pd.PoLAdl>, mother, Mrs. Erma Robie the home of Mr. and Mrs. ILilJle 600 ol Tokyo's restaurants. Peas were known and used Conkle. On Tuesday, Mr. ftus. A study o1 the assets of the as food by the Chinese as sell entered Veterans M~~;':;; ll sea is lhe subject of one of the early as 200 B. C. tal Hospital, where he fo FRIENDS OF new hooks released for treated for a back aliment. GALUA COUNTY: IIculallon this week at the Tbe U. S. 1100,000 bill bears Mr. Clayton Blankenship I am a native of and have spent my entire Counly District Library. the portrait of Woodrow Wil· Charleston wao a """""! vi•llt~r l l life in Gallia County. This is the first time I I was bl~bly gratified aon. of his brother William. have ever asked for a county office, and, if by the vote you gave Fiction books are: ·~:~Jir;_=====-:---~~;;:;.;;;,:;;;;;;:..;;;;;;~ = me in 1'964, in my can· bella," by Phyllis ll elected, I promise to run the office as though dldacy for Judge 'of our "Down Win!"' the Moon """"' ..,.,,_, It were my very own and I was paying the Court of Appeail. Tho LIO!wellyn;;ll bills personally. I have had eighteen years ex· vote was almost two SmaU," by Richard perlence in dealing with Deeds and Mortgages voteo for me to every "llow Amelill Secured the Tie IOih DISTIICT as a Justice of the Peace and over twenty.five one .vote for my oPf>on· That Binds'with ALoose Knot," years of supervisory experience lit business, ent. b1 Lerna Novak, and "Wyatt's Republicans Put all in Gallla County. I feel well qualified and I am again a eandl· Hurricane," by Desmond Bag· date for the Clfflce of ask fot· a chance to finish the job I have be. fJiperience In Congress · JU<IJ.e•·Of o~ CoUrt· of ley. gun. I was the overwhelming choice of the Re. Appeail, (There is one Judge elected every tWo yelrs Non • llctlon volumeo Include publican committeemen for the appointment EUCTIOiitDAY - MS,. MAY 3nl ~~~~rt~ J and I ho_po 19 again ltitve yc,ur wgeroua "The Sllk!!ll Angels," by Marof the office. ONDlS ts 1 .IIIU·mad.e tt1111, lelion· , !J' ' . · ' · Caldlo; "Tile BountHul . . To. better acquaint you with the progress made in my office as COunty ReDalre. Elk, M11on; Methodist, lawyer. I have a favored~ ' e ~D·; my ·he~~or' ·GIIllla Hull; "Poverty In corder since my appointment, I would like to say that I have been instrumental in lfaLTied. Four · r:lilldren. Studied and Count~. As I have told .on:Mf~•, my lnot~u;r was Conference on Povtraveled at;;rQJ;d. Profeuor 38 years. securing a ·photostat machin~ without one penny of the taxpayers' money being born at Patriot, lit Ga Coun,y;,on.lrlarch· 12,. 1888. "The Cripp'ed AtbeM rnldl!i!UG yean. involved, except for the coptes that we use. It wUJ be a sari~~& of several thous· Her lather Jamea J H~ · wu V•tluidJ!t 111nJ1tet ' there at t~ tbrie: · 1: 1 , ~ ,...... • by Su)'fil; ~The ll)d dollars to the County. This bas been accomplished, and we. plan to accom· ONDIS boa no rioUileal Ilea 1LIId wW repreaent'·you ho• ' ' -· ·' P.,"byPauiGall~ eaUy, learleo&J:r. ' ' . pllsb much mol'l! if elected Ibis term. . 0 1 Alao,Hiowhen I wu.J.e> •Nl ~7',....... · ~~~~ ~~r~~:la: ...... I lh• · tendO!i; Graade ligll.j;iln Galli&. ~~ .,., """I Here'• wbl!fl! ONDIS otando: (!) ~ tho oOundnOII..o! J endorse and contribute to the You111 RepubUcan Clulj '¢ .GIIllla Couty. !be DOLLAR· (Z) defand state's rtllill; (3) prevent bip memorlea of GI!!J!I ·Colllity. have· been · by Horizoll_ tuee and iD&tion; (l) cut Willie ftr forel(D aid; (5) end Your vote and Influence wUJ be greatly appreciated, lf'(eall be of·ilelVJCe to pleasant dui11!& an the~ years. . lite Vietnam litiMaere; (6) give the Iannen a break. ,• ,au, feel fre&• to call on mrt at any time. ·, ( . •. .I • ' ONDIS li weD·liLiorQLed 11111 wlll be k .full-llme Congreo• , J. ~I : Pratt man. He hu tlut 'fralribig to help:ID!nlduto IILrl New Library Frank Grey. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Ball visi~ lhe Iormor's brother, Carney Ball a recent Sunday, Mr John Webb wishes to thank all who remembered him with cards and ootes he receiv· ed while a patient at Veterans Hospital, HunUngton, W. Va. ONDIS fer CONGRESS WHY TAKE USS fensive unitl ran over the ;; TO PROBE DRUGS serves by a H touchdown ''' ~S i llNGTON (UPI) - Tbe gin as expected Saturday after· " )~ · ;.·, n·, r "extensive and slgnlfl· noon in lhe next to Jest spring Mr. and ... WINNIE THE .POOH ~ND\TH( HOtf~ T . lt.UN ALL CART . N fE"T''""-_·, Ohio State's No. 1 offensive end ~-mo -th..-.~ ~h~u~sband - , Fellow Voters, ~~~~lr~a~ct~t~o~~~ch~a~I§LS~U~.:::;=:~!!!! VARS!TY WINS - - ---~- G..Mo·- ""': .' 1.WA. . .lh1a - ~- --··-- · NO!IllDote ON!il!IL_Gtre him a ehanetr to oerve 11\1!111• • iUhotiiUte ' I ' lt~r ...,.n..... . . JIUI-'""' )'011 , ... ' N. Pol, Am• . �"'' .a •111:1 UYII\.IGJ' Sidewinder Nails 6th Mig In Eight Days of Hunting MasoN Dt'iVe·ln W VA TONIGHT "THI ART OP LOVI" Parachutist to Make3rd Try .James Garner. Dick Van Dyke, Elke 'Sommero (Color) -and"THI OUTLAWS II COMING" Tho Three Stooges !~ MEIGS THEATRE P.......,, Olllt TONIGHT lf1ru TUII. "WAR LORD" (TeobnteoJor) Wltb Chariton Hesloa and Rlcbard Boone COLORCARTOONS WH. I Thuro.-NOT OPIN 5 Cars Leave Railroad Track Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor, Rll8ty and Lori ol Roush Rd., Mrs. Edna Mae Coens of Wesloo, W. Va. spent a day with carbon. The octepus is timid harmless unless provoked. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conkle and children. GAMm Mrs. John Simpkins was in Charleston on business Monday. Mr. John Hayden has moved from Pomeroy to the former fwoM NATCHEZ Attention! Meigs County DEMOCRAT VOTERS Everett Roble property. Daltlolotrflon PLUSr CARTOON Mrs. Marcia Harrison is horne I fom Veterans Memorial HospJtaJ, where she was a patient Delmar Canaday has withdrawn as I Democrat write in candidate for the unex· pired term for County Commissioner in fa· vor of Paul Simon. lor &eVeral days. Mr. and Mn. Alva Rife, Rt. 1 Middleport, spent a day with nus IS rr-Amerlcans long have been famDiat witll the term •stoekplle" for the reserves of strateg~ materials the government bas been stotlng away llince World War 11 agalllol need darlug new emergency, Here a wbal one type elf stockpUa looks llto-aeres of aluminum Jng~ It's part of 1.9 mlllioll tons stored at 10me 25 localiliDI acrosa the uafiou. Since only 450 000 tons is now considered n.......,., the excess is being purcltaaed from tho government by major producero.' 11 wlll be fed bact lntc. the civilian economy at a •low rate over a periDd of ~em tAJ aYOid upaetlillg the lllll'ket tbrotlgh ovenuppJ3, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin RUe. Please write in and be sure and "X" Paul : Simon for unexpired term and Kenneth , Hager for full term Meigs County Commissioner. DariWI Underwood of GalUpolls spent a day with his parents, Mr. and Mn1. W. W. Underwood. Kenneth Searls ha11 employ~ ment in Dayton. ==========~Ak;;;:ro:n~.--='-=-"--==~;~~: ' fon Saturday Miss Patricia Ball spent EWing . night and _.;.----~----I her sl!lter, Mrs. Charles BY MRS. MITCHELL WEBB Recent visitors of Mrs. Tracy Wood were Mr· and Mrs. Clorence Clagg and two chil· dren,, Shelby Clagg of Lo_gan, W. Va, Mr. and Mrs. Cl ' fford Phillips, Minersville, Mr. and M J hn W bb E 1 to Mr OIJ~· ~~. cr!r.:.Ce wA~a nwood and son of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bee ol Akron are visiUng her Sisler and daughter, Mrs. Belle Terry. Tbey brought Mrs. Bee's mother home who hed been visiting them and her olher children in NEW I.BU COACH BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) - Louisiana State University Athletic Dlre<tor Jim' eortreit 1 said Saturday Press Maravlch, bend basketball coach of North · carolina state for the last two years, has stgned a llv..year COLUMBUS (UPI) . . . ' study of drog effective· · .s em undertaken will be by the goverMlenl summer, Food and Drug 'l:~~mr~~;i:~ James L, Qnd. fj announced Saturday, At request ol lhe FI>A, he IIJe NaUonal Academy ol • National ~~<!search :1::~~haa: agreed to evllluate f4 ellectlveJlell "Ill lo 4,000 druiL• . __ ~ vnaooa football serimma~e . Paul Hudson, Bill Andero and BUI Long accounted lor touch· downs throogh the rain and ov· er the soggy turl, whUe Ge1"' 1 Ehrsam pUoted the reserves their 60-yard !Jcoring drive ealy defense work. PUSHING AliEAD-AcroiS the new dl ld d hi b · monial ribbon The v e g way at Ventura, Calli., was the cere. Until the Invention ol the . comoUve, the horse W81 fti.IJo'• I tar which wan' to go ~~:~:~~:t::: t~~g~l~ab~~s sere post~g for pictures in the 1930 •tart agaio, See ceremonil!l rilibo~~~~~ ':t'b':~,"lf the ignition ancl teat means ol lransportllion. Ute ear wouldn't , . da~:·~:r~%~;.::'"n~: ~e~ Mr. and Mro. Iteith and daughter, Mrs. Mrs. George Ball. Mrlr. Hollis Searl• In Rutland ~!Iss Georgia Grey of Colum- and helped with hoosedeaning. are spending a with son and brother, Mrs. Lee Tyler and Mon•~mery Ala ..v ' • bus spent a weekend witb her Mr. and Mr!l\. ChBrlas Young brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. and family and Harold Barnett and daughter, Teresa Lyon Gallipolis. · Recent Sunday visitors Mr d Mrlr 0 id Ball Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payne, their . adnaughte,rs,aMvr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrlr. David BaD •of Mr , and Mrs. R nd Robi Mrs recent vmltors Roaaycmob and daueg,hler · Teresa John Webb. cr ud R ell 1 ;::~.r~o~:~e:b~tll, Mr. bu~r:Pent" a w!:end 0with WHEN YOU CAN GET •• • ••• CURRENT DIVIDENPS ·- Books Listed (Vote for not more than on.e) Tile "flip" o kl r I by Bee JOIII of New York, Is really toro sporty oulftll Ia one. X I KENNETH HAGER I I · · 1 · Savings and .Lc~~ Company Opposlta Post OHice · . (Full T•rm Commencing J•nutry 2, 1967) 1 1 . For County Commil!8ioner spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Wltboul """ovlag II you Marlin Rife. eaa untie the otlrl, ftlp lite For County Commissioner Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pearson panels aroulld to Uola baek (Un .. .,lrH Term Ending J1nu1ry 5, 1969) of Pt. Pleasant spent some 84 have a new look. It's (Vote for not more than one) time here looking afler the In· d - Ia Arne! detlim, nr· Ileal llrlpes tu oae olde, teres! of their farm . Mr. a"d Mrs. Charleo Balker ..u.J euler on lbe oilier, X PAUL SIMON and Kay of New Boston, Mr - - - -- - - - - and Mrs. William Larkin Yellow Nalional Park's BE SURE AND MARK X ON BALLOT! ':: Seaman David Briggs, Hannibal, spent a day with Mr. Faithful geyser erupts every bas been serving in the navy, I and Mrs. Alex Shuler. '10 minutes ERNEST A. WINGEtt:, The Manchu dynasty was Mr. and Mrs. James Russell · bas betn discharged and he and the 1 t u d t to 1 - -Mtlgo County Democrat Chall'llllil':' family are visiting his lather, Chinsas 118 ve ynas y ru • : Michael of Chillicothe bave Nothing but tempura, Merrlll Briggs, and Mrs. Briggs' n spendmg a few days In 1 shrimp delicacy, Is served in Pd.PoLAdl>, mother, Mrs. Erma Robie the home of Mr. and Mrs. ILilJle 600 ol Tokyo's restaurants. Peas were known and used Conkle. On Tuesday, Mr. ftus. A study o1 the assets of the as food by the Chinese as sell entered Veterans M~~;':;; ll sea is lhe subject of one of the early as 200 B. C. tal Hospital, where he fo FRIENDS OF new hooks released for treated for a back aliment. GALUA COUNTY: IIculallon this week at the Tbe U. S. 1100,000 bill bears Mr. Clayton Blankenship I am a native of and have spent my entire Counly District Library. the portrait of Woodrow Wil· Charleston wao a """""! vi•llt~r l l life in Gallia County. This is the first time I I was bl~bly gratified aon. of his brother William. have ever asked for a county office, and, if by the vote you gave Fiction books are: ·~:~Jir;_=====-:---~~;;:;.;;;,:;;;;;;:..;;;;;;~ = me in 1'964, in my can· bella," by Phyllis ll elected, I promise to run the office as though dldacy for Judge 'of our "Down Win!"' the Moon """"' ..,.,,_, It were my very own and I was paying the Court of Appeail. Tho LIO!wellyn;;ll bills personally. I have had eighteen years ex· vote was almost two SmaU," by Richard perlence in dealing with Deeds and Mortgages voteo for me to every "llow Amelill Secured the Tie IOih DISTIICT as a Justice of the Peace and over twenty.five one .vote for my oPf>on· That Binds'with ALoose Knot," years of supervisory experience lit business, ent. b1 Lerna Novak, and "Wyatt's Republicans Put all in Gallla County. I feel well qualified and I am again a eandl· Hurricane," by Desmond Bag· date for the Clfflce of ask fot· a chance to finish the job I have be. fJiperience In Congress · JU<IJ.e•·Of o~ CoUrt· of ley. gun. I was the overwhelming choice of the Re. Appeail, (There is one Judge elected every tWo yelrs Non • llctlon volumeo Include publican committeemen for the appointment EUCTIOiitDAY - MS,. MAY 3nl ~~~~rt~ J and I ho_po 19 again ltitve yc,ur wgeroua "The Sllk!!ll Angels," by Marof the office. ONDlS ts 1 .IIIU·mad.e tt1111, lelion· , !J' ' . · ' · Caldlo; "Tile BountHul . . To. better acquaint you with the progress made in my office as COunty ReDalre. Elk, M11on; Methodist, lawyer. I have a favored~ ' e ~D·; my ·he~~or' ·GIIllla Hull; "Poverty In corder since my appointment, I would like to say that I have been instrumental in lfaLTied. Four · r:lilldren. Studied and Count~. As I have told .on:Mf~•, my lnot~u;r was Conference on Povtraveled at;;rQJ;d. Profeuor 38 years. securing a ·photostat machin~ without one penny of the taxpayers' money being born at Patriot, lit Ga Coun,y;,on.lrlarch· 12,. 1888. "The Cripp'ed AtbeM rnldl!i!UG yean. involved, except for the coptes that we use. It wUJ be a sari~~& of several thous· Her lather Jamea J H~ · wu V•tluidJ!t 111nJ1tet ' there at t~ tbrie: · 1: 1 , ~ ,...... • by Su)'fil; ~The ll)d dollars to the County. This bas been accomplished, and we. plan to accom· ONDIS boa no rioUileal Ilea 1LIId wW repreaent'·you ho• ' ' -· ·' P.,"byPauiGall~ eaUy, learleo&J:r. ' ' . pllsb much mol'l! if elected Ibis term. . 0 1 Alao,Hiowhen I wu.J.e> •Nl ~7',....... · ~~~~ ~~r~~:la: ...... I lh• · tendO!i; Graade ligll.j;iln Galli&. ~~ .,., """I Here'• wbl!fl! ONDIS otando: (!) ~ tho oOundnOII..o! J endorse and contribute to the You111 RepubUcan Clulj '¢ .GIIllla Couty. !be DOLLAR· (Z) defand state's rtllill; (3) prevent bip memorlea of GI!!J!I ·Colllity. have· been · by Horizoll_ tuee and iD&tion; (l) cut Willie ftr forel(D aid; (5) end Your vote and Influence wUJ be greatly appreciated, lf'(eall be of·ilelVJCe to pleasant dui11!& an the~ years. . lite Vietnam litiMaere; (6) give the Iannen a break. ,• ,au, feel fre&• to call on mrt at any time. ·, ( . •. .I • ' ONDIS li weD·liLiorQLed 11111 wlll be k .full-llme Congreo• , J. ~I : Pratt man. He hu tlut 'fralribig to help:ID!nlduto IILrl New Library Frank Grey. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Ball visi~ lhe Iormor's brother, Carney Ball a recent Sunday, Mr John Webb wishes to thank all who remembered him with cards and ootes he receiv· ed while a patient at Veterans Hospital, HunUngton, W. Va. ONDIS fer CONGRESS WHY TAKE USS fensive unitl ran over the ;; TO PROBE DRUGS serves by a H touchdown ''' ~S i llNGTON (UPI) - Tbe gin as expected Saturday after· " )~ · ;.·, n·, r "extensive and slgnlfl· noon in lhe next to Jest spring Mr. and ... WINNIE THE .POOH ~ND\TH( HOtf~ T . lt.UN ALL CART . N fE"T''""-_·, Ohio State's No. 1 offensive end ~-mo -th..-.~ ~h~u~sband - , Fellow Voters, ~~~~lr~a~ct~t~o~~~ch~a~I§LS~U~.:::;=:~!!!! VARS!TY WINS - - ---~- G..Mo·- ""': .' 1.WA. . .lh1a - ~- --··-- · NO!IllDote ON!il!IL_Gtre him a ehanetr to oerve 11\1!111• • iUhotiiUte ' I ' lt~r ...,.n..... . . JIUI-'""' )'011 , ... ' N. Pol, Am• . �' .~imtB" •·,jtnlmtl ~MI •~~ i · La~ ~ PUBLISHED !Y TRE OHIO VALLEl' PUBUSHU'JG COMPANY. ctfatfr T1111ne/IUI, E~c, fi<Utor """• ., • ._. e Southern Local Schools Draw Attention Oistrlcl in Melp County wbQ ~are about tjleir . 1chools uiay become insP~ lo IWt l]elp in ending .,;, apparent situation at jVhlCh other folb of the COIIJitY can Oljly e:~<press surprise. Wholesale teacher r~ .. ignations and the torminatjon of .prlnci· ppls' cqntracu at two of the JQUr diBtrlct elementary schools and the hlah s<:(lool already ha.. drawn wide attention. EspeolllllY ainee none of the chanses were reopmmended by lbe dlstrkl executive h~d, It Is ...,.pled practice in s•hool busmeso thai when a teacher u to be let go he or abe ~ riven an opportunity to res~n. But Ibis "' machillery trodiUonally In the . scope of tho executive head, with board approval Alter all, why employ an u:eo.U.. bead If he Is not pemlitled to per. form Ut!CIIIive cluliel? ! What ean tho paoplo do1 If they -~ they may roquaol the CNlio Education AM. IOdation, through Its Prof\lillio~ Riib1s 1111 Rlsponlibilllie• CommisiiOD to con' duel • aluQ. Lui week ·~b a study WljS set In motion in lbe Mar~ Ferry ScbaQl ;•ystem 'lll IIIIi ba.U. of "evidence of com· '.• ' mllllltr fli~~· '\l'blch could lead to a disruption Q( lb• norll)al educational program Ill the scl>ool .U.trlcl," according to a United Press report of April %S last. Th~ Col!lmiss!oD will send a team to Bel· mo~l County May 12-15 to bltervlew teachers, school aclmlniatrators, board members and ettlze]lll in the eommunlly about currel\l pro~lems centered In- boerd-stall relatillll.!blps. 'ftle stgdy was reqUHted by the Martins f'ehy · Classroom Teacbera A&-· •ocintion which claimed a breakdown bad occurred in COI!IIIlunicatioDS between staff members aJ\11 the board of education, Everybody, or almost everybody, is vitally Interested in tbelr sehools. H a r d money is sp"'t to keep them open and as the Y681'1 roll past the amount will Increase, not decrease. Sch"'')s are society's mass syste111 of assimllatlllg eaeh n e w generation into whatever mould It desires, the obape of which is ex~ressed In socie· ti• aspirlations for the future IUld Its re· spec! lor what bas passed. No ~omnlunily, ther'etore, all should reme!llber, will stand by idly while its school i!flem CQIJIOI apart at lhe oea'lll. r· . .114'1 Mil- -.!Ill the automobile i. ~ . oiiQo liiQ& 1 -IA'~Ii<llllor ereryone sud;. dellly, to begi(l ~ that ev~ :..• wf\l!lg With evef)'lbing about Detroit's 'h.t4ill& pro!\Pcl . l~Pql Jtla<P Qll the industry hove )i¥1 1 ~ e(fed qn 11\e public, howev. .~. Doubtless any0110 wllo bas ever owned ' ~ hiP ._., remincle<l of inllallcea wheu ~ id p¥1 ~~ fllf a veblclo which old llll!Detbing leaa lban core arul '1JIM. ~sllip in its d,es!Jll and oonstru<- ,! ·~ wm~w's reactjo.Q to vociferous :'l<ritic 1\aljlh Na<ler - invemilatlon of his ':·..;ivale Ule illd even at~empted entrapIJWI( of llim ljl flltlaUo~ fll <loubtlul ~or­ allty - Jell more t~~ste of lemon in mouU.. l®n. IIJIYil1ing !lull was ever allowed to roll ;Jlll an a~IJ Une. • . . Thus it Is aretllylns see the lour rna'· 'fO.l QliUlul~ctuwa abandoll\1\g ~ JlO$e of ; Pl!lrftl!ed l!lllQCODCO and the plea that they """" allowed to pollee themselves & to come out wtlh positive support of national safety .standards. . Tl\0 i001111try W811ts a PfimJry role In the . writing of these standards, which seerm ,, reasonable enough. It waals lbe !Ml •tales to have a voice, which does not teem qUite so reasonallle. h also wantJ eo water dowR ~ the power that the adminlstratio~·· bill ~ ');Oijld giYO to the · _..tary Of oommei-re ·t t' oot· ~ standards, wbleb seems unrea-~le pending turjher clarification. • But at least recognition has been given " to the fact that American automobiles are n:ot ~ safe as they could be. With continililcl caador aDd eo.tljlOI'IIUon belween 1Jo. w l!llil pel W~lo\l, ~e is llA ~· ••&ln.. . W~ 1be IUld l;!wmakers caunot ' conjointly llrive' wltb aH clue sPeed at a ~ safely formula which will eliminate some thetedtrgl:4y '1!1\1~ \QQ lon& has been aS. ma with the great American love af. ... Banque, NOT Bunk do you blllk? . La .Banque CDn\inO!Itale, we pre4ume. Well, what .,. you - aome kind of Banue CoUtfllelltale, as yuu proba· bawo """'- lias OjliiiOii 1111 ill New York - on Filth Aveaue, Mlcb .., IQ give j>W"'Rl -leo !Q poopla of :~oop]e of means," atudenu, are people VII'~ ~ c~ w:count by plunk- a minimum of $25,000 and keepeld llalaoee at.lllalliRIIft"" above. ~ OUT! . I .. -1. As thQugb the lone . ~~llalll~ra's ~e QU~I!l'. bQW~VI!l' dli~&Wt, ~edy· Vpu~ o~J~!Jve ~most, h~ 1: In describing La Banque's reline111•nts an official of the bank - oops, ballqUt: pomted out, a1 be repressed a ahl!di!oJr lhat in re~~l years ''banks ha•o their dQOra to lbe masses, and u..' masses b4ve really taken over lbe ·bOnks.'' · .. ·.. Those ol ~ wbQ ~v~ hew. ~t ~ 'l~te to be a~ those masses · and fllf ~ re"'?n ""'t ma.i?ialn a minimllln or ~.· 000 10 0~ ~ , accoljllbl ni&f Ill'·:to console ~~~ by ~ectlna tbM' 'ftl'll It could come. oul· ~ i~>• Ia IIOUDCe 14 liBnque, . . . II could bun\1. -·""'M .... orne .out . .. ............. ..., lndted tt eol!\d. It """ . Time ® Ia • • ;," ~ ::e.~;te;~~ar~mebody =Ia~ ~cNomara ~~. ~:~~ns ~ch a:~:;: ::;~~~Jel:~·,: a~:~~~f1Lf~~%=~ :"il·i~~~£ :n ~~::r~ N:~~lyape:.~ll~: of~~ If ePQ!Wbl~ be'l4iwetile A~~ C::: t:! ~omarex:e er within bl8 proper rupqnst, bllilles. . A House Armed Servl... 1W.. commltlee denounces blm In harshest of Ierma lor on!. enng a cptback In heavy bombor - and In lbe process gives wbal ba declares is a "shockingly distorted picture" of what occurred and wby. Tbe Senate Armed Services Committee folloW! up with an attack upon him for refuslnJ lq lltl~ters. Pentagon? 11 ::', d':;,ortmeqt so, can any Secretary, howev!!f oa!f!e time It that hi devoted an4 tjrelels ('"d practice eecinomy and that he McNama· allocate more moo to , or, possesses, by all but cort· tbai ha Utlnloa P de· !llQII constmt), run tba Pent•· llirable nor defcmslble lber son! 'l'hl'ou«b lhe whole ius of Ttle CQnstituUon empqwers lhe Depa:\tlbt Collqess tq ral1e armies. But lbere bas I'\ID 0 • · It 11111 empower Congre" of da1111""· to decide pleclsely how the Secrelary !Dl!intain lhl;r II"' 10131 lllllltary dollar is tq be full ui.t qur cqt up •• one tacllcai ConsUtuUqn de,mands 80 Iq Qllll1"Qf1l1 of dema~da abl~, a~ ~· ~ q~alltles maliY l!IDUv~tecl Ill' q Pllll· tics or by the ~· 11111'11 {or . by Nt\1111!1' ClQI!Ulliltoo II, ~ productto~ or RlW' ConireWOnal Qor· altention, A.nd JllcNIJllllr•, lllf lila Jllwl, Is lOWly u.nparan4 QPpoUUc&l; lbl8 nilbgdy really denies. afQiighl Into 11\e C.bll\01 by 1119 Iaiii Kennedy, ha was an Too. he P~t ~ortlltnd inaetlv~ ~ublican. ~Ia ~el =i ;! would be prematur• In - e and But all ooncemed meml>er 0 f all the abler ' ngreso themoelves - should most carelully Ibis row clli conce Y worth its ult::"a: Airendy other 08 co;t 0 • the Pentagon - Noll M,. J Y or e Republteano, ;:s for the llms.' no other VJ<>- pond~ ~he:• ~· d~s ~tween . Can See He's Not Really Trying!'' Years Ago on the River ' ' ' ) • ' ' • ,, d' I' . Rich Traditions cf Valley Culture Passed in Death of Two Riverm 1 uYI BY DICK THOMAS Fifty year• ago IIlia spring two weU • kaowo rivermea, both of whom had retired and gone Into other business, pas,. ed from the local scene. Ole was a captain, ibe other a oteward. Captain George W. Cox, BS, retired sleomboat mal and merchant, died after a week'o Illness. He had retired lour years before due to in!irmities or old age. George W. Cox was borll oct. 23 1833, •I Cox's Landing, Cabell County, '1'. Va., lB what thew was old Virginia. One of 15 children, he was the soo of William and Sallte ·White Cox ol Virginia. On Dec. 7, 1856, he wao married to Sara A. Maupin Gf Mason cot!nty. Sh;; ;lied Nm', 28, 185'1, three weeks after tho birth of their son, William T. Cox. On Nov. 30, 1859, he IJl8fo rled Mary A. StatoR of 'Red House, W. Va. They bad lour daughters. In his early years Captala Co• lcept a store boat at Cox's Landing. Io 1858, he located at W!Jl. field, and engaged iB the mer· eantile business. He moved to Gallipolis In the spring of 1865 aud operated a dry goods store until he retired ;, the spring of 1912. CaptaiB Cox was in the steam• boat business iR the early !BOOs, being caplaia of lbe Viclress and the famous KaJI. awba River packet, Kaaawba Belle, oae of the most IIUCCOII$o lui packets evar to operate to lbe CbarkJIIoMlall!JioUa trade. W. G. Slbk!t, 1'rtbinte editor, eulogized Caplala Cox 11 fo.tlow•• ''By the death _, Captain George W. Cox, GaU!polls loBOI a man ol great lndlvidualltJ who 1 e, bus!JIOBI eoperlence reached farther back lban that of any mercl1a•t JIOW nvlng I• lbe city. He began earner and continued longer iB the cimUle line than any other OWl we ·have ever known, ''Trained in methods ol doin& business wllicb prevailed lObi ' before •nd immediately alter tha War ol ibe Rebellion, ba ~!""· clung to them long alter they had been abandoned by tho JOWlS ,merchant. of later generattoils. When we came to Gal· liPolie 4>11er 25 years ago, he !Jad' a dry goods store in the 'bulldlnS since replaced by the Butz Blltek, and was at the Ume ~e· of ~ oldest merchants ia the city, Jl we're nilt mistaken, his euergy, pluck and persistenee excited the admiring comment of all who knew his ad· vanced years. "He haa earned his rest which .bas come alter '?"'DY· many yellfS of unflagging induslry, courage and tletermiRation.'' ,. Charles Franklin (Charley) ' Day, 66, proprietor of the Ulsamer Hotel and former steam- boot steward died tbne before Captain Cox. He had beell W three years. Born in Mason County, W. Va., be was the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Day; In 1171, at Pt. Pleasant, he woa ~ le Anna Maupin of Mason Coon· ty. They had two ehOdrell. She died in IIIIMl. Charley Day eamo to polia in 1904 from Pittsburgh and sterted a restaurant on Court St. Latt·r he took charge of the Riverview Hotel, and from there moved to lbe Hotel Ulsamer wbere be conducted a successlul business until his death. For 40 yearo Charley Day wao a ""amboat steward, be- Gall~ lng ill charp of 101110 of the linell poekets in tlje Pltt.burgbCincinnall and Kanawha River trades. Some of the packets were the Hlbemta, W. N. Cbancellor, Henry M. Stanley, Big Kanawha, HudSon, Keystone State, and the Greenland. Charley Day made that perilous journey arouod the •;ulf of Merlco OD the Ohio River packet Chesapeake to tbe Sl Johu's River in 1114. Captain Edwin F. Maddy <d Gallipolio was in command ol the Cheaa· peake on that trip that started at Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., and went down the Ohio end Mississippi Rivers to New Or· Jeans. The Chesapeake traveled around the tip of Florida De~f!o­ Was'!i,n~tOI! Br-~;ne f,.• ,•I and up the dOt. .... Sl John's River at Jtt~b<Joll""' vllle, a diBia!ICO of S,IOO mllea. Of Charley Dty'l death, eJll. tor Sibley wrote: "Col. CbarleY Day be~ to the old.school of stewar'tll ill the days When elficiellcy and, oervice made travel a pleasure w tile river. He was a mall beid in highest esteem by a best of friends and acquaintances. He was a clean man ol high character and Integrity and his death is greaUy regretted." Captain Gordon c. Green of Cincinnati attended the funeral of Charley Day. Mr. Day's lasl st•am boating was on the Greefto land in IBM on an exeurslo• to the Sl Louis World's Fair. "-~-. -,,_, . ·• .,; ' ' ' ~- .-~ . - -..------ s_u_•w-..T..Im_~_.,•~llll.,•-1.~'_slllMi=•:::Y· ._ __Th_•_ - ~'You poss~ unifi~ ~ense :!. lbrea~ Cll~sls~:: ~;::' ~ ~oodled clv~n a~thoriiy l~o=l _,,_ May 1, 198& Democrats Playing it Cool In Co~ Election Tests BY l!liUCII BlOSSAT WASHIN!<TON (NEAl ~atever the re-ele<:tion worr1es of nervous llrst-lerm Ho.u1e Democrat., th01r party's blgb command remains coof and .01lfcted as It contemplates the November tests. · he I~ dQing elth!!f poorly er "not good.'' Alabanw waa ona of five Old Sgql!! ~~~~~ which wem for Barry Goldwater In 19&4. Sounding~ ol a 11101'$ IOJII!I'al nature, taken by koy lle1nocraUc circuit • rtden, auccest thai tlllflas are goo4 ill !dl!inesoil! ml also In ~ *ot· 11IU..~ lila l!ovt-llkt u~ WI'- of -Illdlant'a Sell Ve,ace Hartke, The ~al\4; llJcb I!QIJio ~ I,'Qil\lnuea lo beUtve '\hal llouB Well WI bt Mid Ia 30 ~ ~. -'ll'llieh II 110t tltmle4 ,.... iQullld ~lnl tq ~ l'fes~ enl'• IMjorilles. em. ~er baa ev.n COM btlcllo hit lllld· 1865 !-.. esUmatt ol a m'"' ZO. Some top men Insist that they IIDI see !'6 meJU~urable evidence ., a Jlll\lor anll-Johnson OJ' ~.tllle111ocratic trend acroaa the nation. The White House now hea In Und nearly 30 polls !Jken ln mlowo congNI!onal dlatrlcu. 011 l~Jllnce they are .m~.m.ll' llvorable for the Pre1ldeDl One In ~aaachusetts shows a huge It 1"'1' cenl of those ll"lled encloralns blm. A New Jersey dlltrlel a<arll' matched lhat wtth IS per 1*11 In tl1eae AN WI W111hlnctqa t~n and other eaatern ar"' Jm band 11\lnks 1M reaU, tjplfi· !On actually ll"lled lQ ~ 61 pef cant lhlnl ~ Ulll Mllbef ~ 01!111 of the vote Ill the Ill& II!~ jjl qpecl I W,ge eloe"·" . llwltQII Ia ll!llulle, ...... .. ~ Ap· th0 God. S ,.:;smg .. '' , -' · M . ayday: One of W~rld's Oldest ~olidays, :.:;~nt ·'~~~· i:i:~~ Has Cunous Meanmgul~for Modern 'Tribes' .. ~~.~ov~~: ':.~ :.!~u:u:m,~~: ~':; Ill' !" ': : vater• thin« Britis~ pari~ y~a! E~oJM! tb~!e." tr~velers ~uenc~. aw~.nd ~ad ~ W\~r ~O!IlfQJ'table, ,;3r~ ~ ~iven Ju~o, l'ei'>I'II"OD~ orRRV'1S "'II"URlO worl~ oll\~r 111~~ dar~ 1\owad~ ~s r~larly. ohlldren'~ n~mber 0 bftltin~ 1011~ me! tribe i!' 1 ~~d.<:n -,;~ "'l.~Nltstes SUND~ d~ne ::• is no hostile trend ' further that If •..,....leJJI s art .:~:::.~,ends ln -W .. (~I llml\«1 W!!mil llll'l \Q three, any House gains up to 35 would have to be )lUI down a redreuinl el lbe balanee ICII in the QQktwalo or 'lbt Ml 001' J'Oduc. lion then WN 3L 'l'hll "balaDce" would tn truth bo much Its~ than thai, slnee th6 llcpu~na atlll would bave .Ju~l 171 HoJise 91111 and a maJorJty Is tit ~ply ~ iSSI!~ ~eiNI. '* c •. I 1 Bentzes Raise Big Dogs ~lktP- ~lolltil htv I their party all•tr• ~IJirl· ed •• a more or . continual QVOP 011 fills day In blalory; In 1883, WllllaiJI Cady, better known as lluflalo Bill,. ~ hla fln1 West" llbow. In . err.. td ,..., ~Ill I m- lllo ' to be batjlx~ Any lingering doubta. o.t at. ueouiii\II of lllose rltuala wen •· " ~ ,..,... ~(!fnte~ ~::ltllb.I&N r.~ .~!: "'~ ~ ~ ~~een l~, BIG DOGS - Mr: and Mrs. Walter Bentz, Flood Road residents of Pomeroy, ar • ' busy here training thelf three St. Bernard Dogs, The largest weighs more than 217 pounds. "You don't lead them; they lead you," observed Bentz. Mrs. Bentz agrees. but adds, "They are very smart dogs." . fi F0 u'' d 100 '7ea r Old Dz·sch a .. -ge e rtl• ,·ca te J. f • '' 20 years. WCMOilt.\TI DO, e1 OllUI'I6 IIJve their llUitomary orgW. u~~o~>ru prnhlems ill 111AllY aJallOI - Ineludtng New York, PeM\l'IYaftll, Ollio and Callr.... lla. 'l'llMo w..JJ no1 ooiJ!PiiJlf I~ 1M pr~lli1 !ICe, bu~ '*11tl111\11 IIIOft !Q lbe lllf-yeaf 14'-11. 1!111. 1111n. ~ - .r., ci!M " " a\tlimJ · '1'11tr ll't !lQ1 .-~~ ~ed IQ-ho · · ......... fro m :: urblll at 1,.._.n .....,....,.,., atie lW 'I* If not IIW" \Ill rtallata . . _ It ljll). lal'ge nllll\¥lt II n ff8dlr tqfrom JJDUIJ'f Ill lht on, the Pem- 0\!l'lllle .nast four 1JlOOIII past It 1\Bd be1n ~ for the i.rllle4 to spend a day of ritual 19 God who llrove the Sun. ll'or bo had a hobit of drifting off to the Solllil at ~I U.0 " IIIII would have vanished and left lbeQI I<! .. ~ qJ 1M gods, But witll tbe ~ .. mount of cere~y M4 ot 8!Y'. in& Ill "1,(11. theY ~ ~e. ~ I eoul4 '- l"ll'-~ 1Q l'ftlln with the light and warmth 80 ~ CHECKING THEIR WORK - Approximately 60 North GaiDa Hlgb acboo' pupilo are pictured above checking a lew of the 18,500 variout Pine treeo which they planted on the hillside abo"" the school around the ltrsl of April. II took five days to complete the project, which covers approx• 1imately 20 acres. The planting was done under the supervision of Willard Copley, local superintendent of the NG dlslricl, and three men assigne4 duty there by the welfare oepartment. The volunteer work was done on the students own time. Tbe state forestry department, and Gallia Soil and Water Conservation departments prepared the pllna for the project. The trees, mostly red and white pine, are expected to reach maturity withia u. s.· ' · ' W,. r,"P-'11. a eslatt of 1864. A- a sample, M lll!na lll®ltl rtUil!labl1 " llllk· Ul'banlzed Alabama conifesalon- In( Clllaklq l ar It ".lit (tom <ll'trlel abo•• in a 1"'11 that the Democrat3. Tbe lteat guess- BY HIEIUlNYMO\• Glwaya sol the les\1· derstarulthe necessity of witll a dark patch, hilt that was Some lhoiiS&~ r/. years $10 mony of tbost wbQ Md "~eP WC \he q¢~ allll In of small con~m as they ~., at thll! tune of the ll'ibea tllal \S, lbe QVed Qll tile '"fBI' that the of and of Northern a¢ lbe Who IJlld rtliimed ftotl1 the ar· !amine f.!! a ol mow and loud n\IIJes lWI aiii'JYI Islea were buaily pre- -. lbe creal sea ice. I 11\e patch leave. · lor one of the world'a in the south, 'ftlere Ill• local ;he '/tu too had to be ol CQUI'I.e, we oldest holidays, May48,y. '\'be ,tribes, Jw<l «!ready . perfor!l\ed ·appeased If the 111011 1have become educated alld en· Goddess who cl\41r&e of the 1It,. the lealls of the lri\)e allowed the plead- hghtened. We know that eclipmat<mg things I!OW had lell to the goddess ll'hom they knew 1ng o1 ·the females for their lOS 8!\1 naiUr!ll tv<inlt wl>lch the surface of th.e ewtb $ Ashe;. or J1111le ll1!tl01 and bt- f>WI'II tway '(itl\Q\It moons pasl a!lll luid been visit· and who already .:ere ....., too ..rt to . · 1 ·1h ll!l)ce ; lbat. Ill• lilltl .,Ul JllQV'i il18 lbe warm, un. enjoying green fieldo and ·bloom· proper o:"';:u.:' IWIYW \llo ."?fill 'g.ftiP wiiQ4ergroW\d wmter borne of the ing flowero. being -~ to the (loo ol ~~ ~Y sa~r'f!~ or ll!Wenn>ny; Gods. And th.,. were other traYOI· w,r, tftell u... 01 · · . 111:1t ,~A!·Illi 1'1!11 ~f\lll ~~ They bacl at that 1~. ~~v~n lero who ha4 jourJ>eyod to tho Bel were ·oure to beco~n ~ or not w~ P'\f(orm Qny rttl!llll ber a prop!r farewell If~ b~ North where the peopl< were ed will> l!>~m ger that >I ISO t mandatory to thank 4 the !lght of the H1Jl11<r's Moon nwre •<ltll aACI 11\11 ~ol un- some ~ 11r~"'~~~~'~~e0 ibe gods each Autumn loP our and b;oug~t gilts of 11\e finest ar oropo ; and thai lbe Goda of products of the lielda. But they War dOD1 '*ld "'llo appeaiiiCI knew something more was .... [ by t1oe sacriliee of essery before Froy, or Maia. or yuung men. MeJcam, or Horta or whatever Or do we~ name the &oddess bore in their particular locality, would returll A tho.u&bt fw: tA~ dayand gel things JII'OWin{ again, AmerJCaR pblie&opllef Wtlliam They knew !hoy must don Jam~,; "~ ~ lill!ll in tlleir finest clothing and brlnl our nature to . , . lhie ab out the carefully tept ftneat ·i regiQQ <!( 1ba Marl.Ill vdli¥h we winao, and ~ aJIII lllSD ,,, dw'll\ ~ •Hll w merry wilb song if the .., llld WJU! llQI Ill dQCl\111 ber laitll anlt-.·• · ' tur bo10e w!U! oot 11101'0 alt;'acllvt · i as a year round dwelling plice. However U..,: alao knew that Y the proper 8JIIO®l of eeremony . .' j would bring lief return. 'ftlelr wlfiOIIlOD told tbeDI so and be. '( sides, II bnd alwfYII so 1n •· ibe paol '\ wbert ~~~ IN TilE SOI1rll ho •. 18-0 edit. there woold 110t ~ to":~ In h~ ,lew, It 1 pnullle ~ oamparable act;ance ill 1b e iplnal the a4mltllttrallon 110f8 Prelldent'l atatua o,er Uo low 11 work ar lit eli~~~ ~bli· Stand this Trouble maids to·~e tea to lbe people of means. And some of the fines! art in the world banging on the wall. Man, that's pulling your money wtlere It counts! • ' m~ke .. One project that Is bound lndraw at least curs\lfy attention is Conrad Cormier's profanity pol. . EJch yu.r barber Cormier installs lbe pol, or bQwl1 in his !bop .in Hartford, Conn. _.4 turns cusswords into charity. . The frmal is simple, Anyone who cuts loqse wilb a naughty word in the shop during Len\ has to put a dime in the pot. This year the Crippled Chlldreo's Hoopitlll in IIIW!vrd received $101 iB awearworo revenue - • record blgh. Last year tho ho1pital got $79.95. · Most of the 1966 increailfl, Co.rllller es;, pl~ms, came from the Cassius Clay fight. It brought In $15 ali by itself," he reports contentedly, The way !bingo are going at borne and around lbe world, there i• little reason to believe the barbersllop discussion group will contribute a lesser amount to the hospital nut year. The cu.. word lund may, in fact, reach another all-time blgh - especially d taxes are raised and Clay keeps talking, So congratulations to you, barber CormIer, for helpmg a worthy cause and at the same time perhaps slowing down profanity a bit. A heck of a good idea, sir! A n.oted British psychiatrist - none other than Dr. J09hua Bierer - attributes most of our troubles In America to prosper· lty and women. Well, if you have to bave troubles-and we understaud even England bas a lew now and lbea - can the doctor think of nicer way1 to bave lbem! Or Li he ,uggeating we switch to poverty and 811 aU-male population? ' Pentagon, critics por I• tW 4 •·I ' ' . lrt5sional oontroveroy thai has blll'\lens No bt!. real ue tJon ·Ia not der . ee,.lllla .. un- Involved ""'1 sfnJlt atron'l :m bwartro . habdl .. no\ an4 cap 0,8p whether right or Is bavo !bad. Tha Ill u a o~ PQSSlbl)' lllf\ gut lhe rli11!S or wron~ ·· . th0 · • oomp ""ent ones 111 bl8 plate, McNamara II now qf lit ••..., · · · ' ~ver, '"""' Coli- haye had no trooble In eo being hit from bolb aides o! 'J'Nngs e.n ,... .cull!l' T\11 Y involved are lncompal' f!'e'" tbat chlwtee ,...,. ,_ Worth Swearing? OK to Step on Gas ' Attacks on McNarama Hit New Peak ~·~ ~flii'P ='"'•· ~ ~r':! ,...~~~~ ~""!"'.. '"""'" tnro !""'"nment at a lmlllllf!l 'uswm and UIOtl! · 11Ill., ~·ASIDNGTON , __ •·- ··~--~ L Confre.. !lile 1ystem. staggering personal sacrifice- 'ftlls Is tor better · .or. -ppoiQ(ed military Olfl~ ~n:!.:U:=.rs ~141!Y of Is'l'lle suggestinn In both cases a sacrifice Involving millions lawful' provlilce 0~r e:;.orae~~~ :\:klngco:f~onat suppon 0 . · 8lllara th~t lw 11M rclusec! 10 ~ccept of dollars, as former ~fesidenl tary of Def ns s ers? Tbls Ia are reachmg a pitch of violence pro(~onal l!lllltary advice _ 91 Ill• Ford Motor C<mipany. der th~ ....~m!~ operl\ling un- tbe real stake in Ibis contrararely seen even II! tbal cleo- Ill a WQ111, that ~ has becOII\0 .The real . question, lbere!O{e the Pre!l n ~~11)1 of VOPBf, ~ p~sely baa beo.D perately difficult post o1 gov-. ~n qn~~ly 0~~ helllj o1 tile ~~ BO 10 th~ ·motives of Borne~ ~u.t be·:~ to ibe Nal •take m every Cofto • ·. '1'1\e people of Southern l.Qclll Scllool 'J SUNDAY Wffi'l'E PAPER ,. R!fllqrd S. Owen, Publls~er Jain.-·E. DonMr. Adv. l>lr. i--li'niU'i• Dc~toic, ri.J.,. :.1¥;• DIJilQht Wetherholl, Editor Hqb<lrl Wti.!Qn, Jr., ,uq,j, ~;a•~ •• I . ,. M:i, '" ~. • .' �' .~imtB" •·,jtnlmtl ~MI •~~ i · La~ ~ PUBLISHED !Y TRE OHIO VALLEl' PUBUSHU'JG COMPANY. ctfatfr T1111ne/IUI, E~c, fi<Utor """• ., • ._. e Southern Local Schools Draw Attention Oistrlcl in Melp County wbQ ~are about tjleir . 1chools uiay become insP~ lo IWt l]elp in ending .,;, apparent situation at jVhlCh other folb of the COIIJitY can Oljly e:~<press surprise. Wholesale teacher r~ .. ignations and the torminatjon of .prlnci· ppls' cqntracu at two of the JQUr diBtrlct elementary schools and the hlah s<:(lool already ha.. drawn wide attention. EspeolllllY ainee none of the chanses were reopmmended by lbe dlstrkl executive h~d, It Is ...,.pled practice in s•hool busmeso thai when a teacher u to be let go he or abe ~ riven an opportunity to res~n. But Ibis "' machillery trodiUonally In the . scope of tho executive head, with board approval Alter all, why employ an u:eo.U.. bead If he Is not pemlitled to per. form Ut!CIIIive cluliel? ! What ean tho paoplo do1 If they -~ they may roquaol the CNlio Education AM. IOdation, through Its Prof\lillio~ Riib1s 1111 Rlsponlibilllie• CommisiiOD to con' duel • aluQ. Lui week ·~b a study WljS set In motion in lbe Mar~ Ferry ScbaQl ;•ystem 'lll IIIIi ba.U. of "evidence of com· '.• ' mllllltr fli~~· '\l'blch could lead to a disruption Q( lb• norll)al educational program Ill the scl>ool .U.trlcl," according to a United Press report of April %S last. Th~ Col!lmiss!oD will send a team to Bel· mo~l County May 12-15 to bltervlew teachers, school aclmlniatrators, board members and ettlze]lll in the eommunlly about currel\l pro~lems centered In- boerd-stall relatillll.!blps. 'ftle stgdy was reqUHted by the Martins f'ehy · Classroom Teacbera A&-· •ocintion which claimed a breakdown bad occurred in COI!IIIlunicatioDS between staff members aJ\11 the board of education, Everybody, or almost everybody, is vitally Interested in tbelr sehools. H a r d money is sp"'t to keep them open and as the Y681'1 roll past the amount will Increase, not decrease. Sch"'')s are society's mass syste111 of assimllatlllg eaeh n e w generation into whatever mould It desires, the obape of which is ex~ressed In socie· ti• aspirlations for the future IUld Its re· spec! lor what bas passed. No ~omnlunily, ther'etore, all should reme!llber, will stand by idly while its school i!flem CQIJIOI apart at lhe oea'lll. r· . .114'1 Mil- -.!Ill the automobile i. ~ . oiiQo liiQ& 1 -IA'~Ii<llllor ereryone sud;. dellly, to begi(l ~ that ev~ :..• wf\l!lg With evef)'lbing about Detroit's 'h.t4ill& pro!\Pcl . l~Pql Jtla<P Qll the industry hove )i¥1 1 ~ e(fed qn 11\e public, howev. .~. Doubtless any0110 wllo bas ever owned ' ~ hiP ._., remincle<l of inllallcea wheu ~ id p¥1 ~~ fllf a veblclo which old llll!Detbing leaa lban core arul '1JIM. ~sllip in its d,es!Jll and oonstru<- ,! ·~ wm~w's reactjo.Q to vociferous :'l<ritic 1\aljlh Na<ler - invemilatlon of his ':·..;ivale Ule illd even at~empted entrapIJWI( of llim ljl flltlaUo~ fll <loubtlul ~or­ allty - Jell more t~~ste of lemon in mouU.. l®n. IIJIYil1ing !lull was ever allowed to roll ;Jlll an a~IJ Une. • . . Thus it Is aretllylns see the lour rna'· 'fO.l QliUlul~ctuwa abandoll\1\g ~ JlO$e of ; Pl!lrftl!ed l!lllQCODCO and the plea that they """" allowed to pollee themselves & to come out wtlh positive support of national safety .standards. . Tl\0 i001111try W811ts a PfimJry role In the . writing of these standards, which seerm ,, reasonable enough. It waals lbe !Ml •tales to have a voice, which does not teem qUite so reasonallle. h also wantJ eo water dowR ~ the power that the adminlstratio~·· bill ~ ');Oijld giYO to the · _..tary Of oommei-re ·t t' oot· ~ standards, wbleb seems unrea-~le pending turjher clarification. • But at least recognition has been given " to the fact that American automobiles are n:ot ~ safe as they could be. With continililcl caador aDd eo.tljlOI'IIUon belween 1Jo. w l!llil pel W~lo\l, ~e is llA ~· ••&ln.. . W~ 1be IUld l;!wmakers caunot ' conjointly llrive' wltb aH clue sPeed at a ~ safely formula which will eliminate some thetedtrgl:4y '1!1\1~ \QQ lon& has been aS. ma with the great American love af. ... Banque, NOT Bunk do you blllk? . La .Banque CDn\inO!Itale, we pre4ume. Well, what .,. you - aome kind of Banue CoUtfllelltale, as yuu proba· bawo """'- lias OjliiiOii 1111 ill New York - on Filth Aveaue, Mlcb .., IQ give j>W"'Rl -leo !Q poopla of :~oop]e of means," atudenu, are people VII'~ ~ c~ w:count by plunk- a minimum of $25,000 and keepeld llalaoee at.lllalliRIIft"" above. ~ OUT! . I .. -1. As thQugb the lone . ~~llalll~ra's ~e QU~I!l'. bQW~VI!l' dli~&Wt, ~edy· Vpu~ o~J~!Jve ~most, h~ 1: In describing La Banque's reline111•nts an official of the bank - oops, ballqUt: pomted out, a1 be repressed a ahl!di!oJr lhat in re~~l years ''banks ha•o their dQOra to lbe masses, and u..' masses b4ve really taken over lbe ·bOnks.'' · .. ·.. Those ol ~ wbQ ~v~ hew. ~t ~ 'l~te to be a~ those masses · and fllf ~ re"'?n ""'t ma.i?ialn a minimllln or ~.· 000 10 0~ ~ , accoljllbl ni&f Ill'·:to console ~~~ by ~ectlna tbM' 'ftl'll It could come. oul· ~ i~>• Ia IIOUDCe 14 liBnque, . . . II could bun\1. -·""'M .... orne .out . .. ............. ..., lndted tt eol!\d. It """ . Time ® Ia • • ;," ~ ::e.~;te;~~ar~mebody =Ia~ ~cNomara ~~. ~:~~ns ~ch a:~:;: ::;~~~Jel:~·,: a~:~~~f1Lf~~%=~ :"il·i~~~£ :n ~~::r~ N:~~lyape:.~ll~: of~~ If ePQ!Wbl~ be'l4iwetile A~~ C::: t:! ~omarex:e er within bl8 proper rupqnst, bllilles. . A House Armed Servl... 1W.. commltlee denounces blm In harshest of Ierma lor on!. enng a cptback In heavy bombor - and In lbe process gives wbal ba declares is a "shockingly distorted picture" of what occurred and wby. Tbe Senate Armed Services Committee folloW! up with an attack upon him for refuslnJ lq lltl~ters. Pentagon? 11 ::', d':;,ortmeqt so, can any Secretary, howev!!f oa!f!e time It that hi devoted an4 tjrelels ('"d practice eecinomy and that he McNama· allocate more moo to , or, possesses, by all but cort· tbai ha Utlnloa P de· !llQII constmt), run tba Pent•· llirable nor defcmslble lber son! 'l'hl'ou«b lhe whole ius of Ttle CQnstituUon empqwers lhe Depa:\tlbt Collqess tq ral1e armies. But lbere bas I'\ID 0 • · It 11111 empower Congre" of da1111""· to decide pleclsely how the Secrelary !Dl!intain lhl;r II"' 10131 lllllltary dollar is tq be full ui.t qur cqt up •• one tacllcai ConsUtuUqn de,mands 80 Iq Qllll1"Qf1l1 of dema~da abl~, a~ ~· ~ q~alltles maliY l!IDUv~tecl Ill' q Pllll· tics or by the ~· 11111'11 {or . by Nt\1111!1' ClQI!Ulliltoo II, ~ productto~ or RlW' ConireWOnal Qor· altention, A.nd JllcNIJllllr•, lllf lila Jllwl, Is lOWly u.nparan4 QPpoUUc&l; lbl8 nilbgdy really denies. afQiighl Into 11\e C.bll\01 by 1119 Iaiii Kennedy, ha was an Too. he P~t ~ortlltnd inaetlv~ ~ublican. ~Ia ~el =i ;! would be prematur• In - e and But all ooncemed meml>er 0 f all the abler ' ngreso themoelves - should most carelully Ibis row clli conce Y worth its ult::"a: Airendy other 08 co;t 0 • the Pentagon - Noll M,. J Y or e Republteano, ;:s for the llms.' no other VJ<>- pond~ ~he:• ~· d~s ~tween . Can See He's Not Really Trying!'' Years Ago on the River ' ' ' ) • ' ' • ,, d' I' . Rich Traditions cf Valley Culture Passed in Death of Two Riverm 1 uYI BY DICK THOMAS Fifty year• ago IIlia spring two weU • kaowo rivermea, both of whom had retired and gone Into other business, pas,. ed from the local scene. Ole was a captain, ibe other a oteward. Captain George W. Cox, BS, retired sleomboat mal and merchant, died after a week'o Illness. He had retired lour years before due to in!irmities or old age. George W. Cox was borll oct. 23 1833, •I Cox's Landing, Cabell County, '1'. Va., lB what thew was old Virginia. One of 15 children, he was the soo of William and Sallte ·White Cox ol Virginia. On Dec. 7, 1856, he wao married to Sara A. Maupin Gf Mason cot!nty. Sh;; ;lied Nm', 28, 185'1, three weeks after tho birth of their son, William T. Cox. On Nov. 30, 1859, he IJl8fo rled Mary A. StatoR of 'Red House, W. Va. They bad lour daughters. In his early years Captala Co• lcept a store boat at Cox's Landing. Io 1858, he located at W!Jl. field, and engaged iB the mer· eantile business. He moved to Gallipolis In the spring of 1865 aud operated a dry goods store until he retired ;, the spring of 1912. CaptaiB Cox was in the steam• boat business iR the early !BOOs, being caplaia of lbe Viclress and the famous KaJI. awba River packet, Kaaawba Belle, oae of the most IIUCCOII$o lui packets evar to operate to lbe CbarkJIIoMlall!JioUa trade. W. G. Slbk!t, 1'rtbinte editor, eulogized Caplala Cox 11 fo.tlow•• ''By the death _, Captain George W. Cox, GaU!polls loBOI a man ol great lndlvidualltJ who 1 e, bus!JIOBI eoperlence reached farther back lban that of any mercl1a•t JIOW nvlng I• lbe city. He began earner and continued longer iB the cimUle line than any other OWl we ·have ever known, ''Trained in methods ol doin& business wllicb prevailed lObi ' before •nd immediately alter tha War ol ibe Rebellion, ba ~!""· clung to them long alter they had been abandoned by tho JOWlS ,merchant. of later generattoils. When we came to Gal· liPolie 4>11er 25 years ago, he !Jad' a dry goods store in the 'bulldlnS since replaced by the Butz Blltek, and was at the Ume ~e· of ~ oldest merchants ia the city, Jl we're nilt mistaken, his euergy, pluck and persistenee excited the admiring comment of all who knew his ad· vanced years. "He haa earned his rest which .bas come alter '?"'DY· many yellfS of unflagging induslry, courage and tletermiRation.'' ,. Charles Franklin (Charley) ' Day, 66, proprietor of the Ulsamer Hotel and former steam- boot steward died tbne before Captain Cox. He had beell W three years. Born in Mason County, W. Va., be was the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Day; In 1171, at Pt. Pleasant, he woa ~ le Anna Maupin of Mason Coon· ty. They had two ehOdrell. She died in IIIIMl. Charley Day eamo to polia in 1904 from Pittsburgh and sterted a restaurant on Court St. Latt·r he took charge of the Riverview Hotel, and from there moved to lbe Hotel Ulsamer wbere be conducted a successlul business until his death. For 40 yearo Charley Day wao a ""amboat steward, be- Gall~ lng ill charp of 101110 of the linell poekets in tlje Pltt.burgbCincinnall and Kanawha River trades. Some of the packets were the Hlbemta, W. N. Cbancellor, Henry M. Stanley, Big Kanawha, HudSon, Keystone State, and the Greenland. Charley Day made that perilous journey arouod the •;ulf of Merlco OD the Ohio River packet Chesapeake to tbe Sl Johu's River in 1114. Captain Edwin F. Maddy <d Gallipolio was in command ol the Cheaa· peake on that trip that started at Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., and went down the Ohio end Mississippi Rivers to New Or· Jeans. The Chesapeake traveled around the tip of Florida De~f!o­ Was'!i,n~tOI! Br-~;ne f,.• ,•I and up the dOt. .... Sl John's River at Jtt~b<Joll""' vllle, a diBia!ICO of S,IOO mllea. Of Charley Dty'l death, eJll. tor Sibley wrote: "Col. CbarleY Day be~ to the old.school of stewar'tll ill the days When elficiellcy and, oervice made travel a pleasure w tile river. He was a mall beid in highest esteem by a best of friends and acquaintances. He was a clean man ol high character and Integrity and his death is greaUy regretted." Captain Gordon c. Green of Cincinnati attended the funeral of Charley Day. Mr. Day's lasl st•am boating was on the Greefto land in IBM on an exeurslo• to the Sl Louis World's Fair. "-~-. -,,_, . ·• .,; ' ' ' ~- .-~ . - -..------ s_u_•w-..T..Im_~_.,•~llll.,•-1.~'_slllMi=•:::Y· ._ __Th_•_ - ~'You poss~ unifi~ ~ense :!. lbrea~ Cll~sls~:: ~;::' ~ ~oodled clv~n a~thoriiy l~o=l _,,_ May 1, 198& Democrats Playing it Cool In Co~ Election Tests BY l!liUCII BlOSSAT WASHIN!<TON (NEAl ~atever the re-ele<:tion worr1es of nervous llrst-lerm Ho.u1e Democrat., th01r party's blgb command remains coof and .01lfcted as It contemplates the November tests. · he I~ dQing elth!!f poorly er "not good.'' Alabanw waa ona of five Old Sgql!! ~~~~~ which wem for Barry Goldwater In 19&4. Sounding~ ol a 11101'$ IOJII!I'al nature, taken by koy lle1nocraUc circuit • rtden, auccest thai tlllflas are goo4 ill !dl!inesoil! ml also In ~ *ot· 11IU..~ lila l!ovt-llkt u~ WI'- of -Illdlant'a Sell Ve,ace Hartke, The ~al\4; llJcb I!QIJio ~ I,'Qil\lnuea lo beUtve '\hal llouB Well WI bt Mid Ia 30 ~ ~. -'ll'llieh II 110t tltmle4 ,.... iQullld ~lnl tq ~ l'fes~ enl'• IMjorilles. em. ~er baa ev.n COM btlcllo hit lllld· 1865 !-.. esUmatt ol a m'"' ZO. Some top men Insist that they IIDI see !'6 meJU~urable evidence ., a Jlll\lor anll-Johnson OJ' ~.tllle111ocratic trend acroaa the nation. The White House now hea In Und nearly 30 polls !Jken ln mlowo congNI!onal dlatrlcu. 011 l~Jllnce they are .m~.m.ll' llvorable for the Pre1ldeDl One In ~aaachusetts shows a huge It 1"'1' cenl of those ll"lled encloralns blm. A New Jersey dlltrlel a<arll' matched lhat wtth IS per 1*11 In tl1eae AN WI W111hlnctqa t~n and other eaatern ar"' Jm band 11\lnks 1M reaU, tjplfi· !On actually ll"lled lQ ~ 61 pef cant lhlnl ~ Ulll Mllbef ~ 01!111 of the vote Ill the Ill& II!~ jjl qpecl I W,ge eloe"·" . llwltQII Ia ll!llulle, ...... .. ~ Ap· th0 God. S ,.:;smg .. '' , -' · M . ayday: One of W~rld's Oldest ~olidays, :.:;~nt ·'~~~· i:i:~~ Has Cunous Meanmgul~for Modern 'Tribes' .. ~~.~ov~~: ':.~ :.!~u:u:m,~~: ~':; Ill' !" ': : vater• thin« Britis~ pari~ y~a! E~oJM! tb~!e." tr~velers ~uenc~. aw~.nd ~ad ~ W\~r ~O!IlfQJ'table, ,;3r~ ~ ~iven Ju~o, l'ei'>I'II"OD~ orRRV'1S "'II"URlO worl~ oll\~r 111~~ dar~ 1\owad~ ~s r~larly. ohlldren'~ n~mber 0 bftltin~ 1011~ me! tribe i!' 1 ~~d.<:n -,;~ "'l.~Nltstes SUND~ d~ne ::• is no hostile trend ' further that If •..,....leJJI s art .:~:::.~,ends ln -W .. (~I llml\«1 W!!mil llll'l \Q three, any House gains up to 35 would have to be )lUI down a redreuinl el lbe balanee ICII in the QQktwalo or 'lbt Ml 001' J'Oduc. lion then WN 3L 'l'hll "balaDce" would tn truth bo much Its~ than thai, slnee th6 llcpu~na atlll would bave .Ju~l 171 HoJise 91111 and a maJorJty Is tit ~ply ~ iSSI!~ ~eiNI. '* c •. I 1 Bentzes Raise Big Dogs ~lktP- ~lolltil htv I their party all•tr• ~IJirl· ed •• a more or . continual QVOP 011 fills day In blalory; In 1883, WllllaiJI Cady, better known as lluflalo Bill,. ~ hla fln1 West" llbow. In . err.. td ,..., ~Ill I m- lllo ' to be batjlx~ Any lingering doubta. o.t at. ueouiii\II of lllose rltuala wen •· " ~ ,..,... ~(!fnte~ ~::ltllb.I&N r.~ .~!: "'~ ~ ~ ~~een l~, BIG DOGS - Mr: and Mrs. Walter Bentz, Flood Road residents of Pomeroy, ar • ' busy here training thelf three St. Bernard Dogs, The largest weighs more than 217 pounds. "You don't lead them; they lead you," observed Bentz. Mrs. Bentz agrees. but adds, "They are very smart dogs." . fi F0 u'' d 100 '7ea r Old Dz·sch a .. -ge e rtl• ,·ca te J. f • '' 20 years. WCMOilt.\TI DO, e1 OllUI'I6 IIJve their llUitomary orgW. u~~o~>ru prnhlems ill 111AllY aJallOI - Ineludtng New York, PeM\l'IYaftll, Ollio and Callr.... lla. 'l'llMo w..JJ no1 ooiJ!PiiJlf I~ 1M pr~lli1 !ICe, bu~ '*11tl111\11 IIIOft !Q lbe lllf-yeaf 14'-11. 1!111. 1111n. ~ - .r., ci!M " " a\tlimJ · '1'11tr ll't !lQ1 .-~~ ~ed IQ-ho · · ......... fro m :: urblll at 1,.._.n .....,....,.,., atie lW 'I* If not IIW" \Ill rtallata . . _ It ljll). lal'ge nllll\¥lt II n ff8dlr tqfrom JJDUIJ'f Ill lht on, the Pem- 0\!l'lllle .nast four 1JlOOIII past It 1\Bd be1n ~ for the i.rllle4 to spend a day of ritual 19 God who llrove the Sun. ll'or bo had a hobit of drifting off to the Solllil at ~I U.0 " IIIII would have vanished and left lbeQI I<! .. ~ qJ 1M gods, But witll tbe ~ .. mount of cere~y M4 ot 8!Y'. in& Ill "1,(11. theY ~ ~e. ~ I eoul4 '- l"ll'-~ 1Q l'ftlln with the light and warmth 80 ~ CHECKING THEIR WORK - Approximately 60 North GaiDa Hlgb acboo' pupilo are pictured above checking a lew of the 18,500 variout Pine treeo which they planted on the hillside abo"" the school around the ltrsl of April. II took five days to complete the project, which covers approx• 1imately 20 acres. The planting was done under the supervision of Willard Copley, local superintendent of the NG dlslricl, and three men assigne4 duty there by the welfare oepartment. The volunteer work was done on the students own time. Tbe state forestry department, and Gallia Soil and Water Conservation departments prepared the pllna for the project. The trees, mostly red and white pine, are expected to reach maturity withia u. s.· ' · ' W,. r,"P-'11. a eslatt of 1864. A- a sample, M lll!na lll®ltl rtUil!labl1 " llllk· Ul'banlzed Alabama conifesalon- In( Clllaklq l ar It ".lit (tom <ll'trlel abo•• in a 1"'11 that the Democrat3. Tbe lteat guess- BY HIEIUlNYMO\• Glwaya sol the les\1· derstarulthe necessity of witll a dark patch, hilt that was Some lhoiiS&~ r/. years $10 mony of tbost wbQ Md "~eP WC \he q¢~ allll In of small con~m as they ~., at thll! tune of the ll'ibea tllal \S, lbe QVed Qll tile '"fBI' that the of and of Northern a¢ lbe Who IJlld rtliimed ftotl1 the ar· !amine f.!! a ol mow and loud n\IIJes lWI aiii'JYI Islea were buaily pre- -. lbe creal sea ice. I 11\e patch leave. · lor one of the world'a in the south, 'ftlere Ill• local ;he '/tu too had to be ol CQUI'I.e, we oldest holidays, May48,y. '\'be ,tribes, Jw<l «!ready . perfor!l\ed ·appeased If the 111011 1have become educated alld en· Goddess who cl\41r&e of the 1It,. the lealls of the lri\)e allowed the plead- hghtened. We know that eclipmat<mg things I!OW had lell to the goddess ll'hom they knew 1ng o1 ·the females for their lOS 8!\1 naiUr!ll tv<inlt wl>lch the surface of th.e ewtb $ Ashe;. or J1111le ll1!tl01 and bt- f>WI'II tway '(itl\Q\It moons pasl a!lll luid been visit· and who already .:ere ....., too ..rt to . · 1 ·1h ll!l)ce ; lbat. Ill• lilltl .,Ul JllQV'i il18 lbe warm, un. enjoying green fieldo and ·bloom· proper o:"';:u.:' IWIYW \llo ."?fill 'g.ftiP wiiQ4ergroW\d wmter borne of the ing flowero. being -~ to the (loo ol ~~ ~Y sa~r'f!~ or ll!Wenn>ny; Gods. And th.,. were other traYOI· w,r, tftell u... 01 · · . 111:1t ,~A!·Illi 1'1!11 ~f\lll ~~ They bacl at that 1~. ~~v~n lero who ha4 jourJ>eyod to tho Bel were ·oure to beco~n ~ or not w~ P'\f(orm Qny rttl!llll ber a prop!r farewell If~ b~ North where the peopl< were ed will> l!>~m ger that >I ISO t mandatory to thank 4 the !lght of the H1Jl11<r's Moon nwre •<ltll aACI 11\11 ~ol un- some ~ 11r~"'~~~~'~~e0 ibe gods each Autumn loP our and b;oug~t gilts of 11\e finest ar oropo ; and thai lbe Goda of products of the lielda. But they War dOD1 '*ld "'llo appeaiiiCI knew something more was .... [ by t1oe sacriliee of essery before Froy, or Maia. or yuung men. MeJcam, or Horta or whatever Or do we~ name the &oddess bore in their particular locality, would returll A tho.u&bt fw: tA~ dayand gel things JII'OWin{ again, AmerJCaR pblie&opllef Wtlliam They knew !hoy must don Jam~,; "~ ~ lill!ll in tlleir finest clothing and brlnl our nature to . , . lhie ab out the carefully tept ftneat ·i regiQQ <!( 1ba Marl.Ill vdli¥h we winao, and ~ aJIII lllSD ,,, dw'll\ ~ •Hll w merry wilb song if the .., llld WJU! llQI Ill dQCl\111 ber laitll anlt-.·• · ' tur bo10e w!U! oot 11101'0 alt;'acllvt · i as a year round dwelling plice. However U..,: alao knew that Y the proper 8JIIO®l of eeremony . .' j would bring lief return. 'ftlelr wlfiOIIlOD told tbeDI so and be. '( sides, II bnd alwfYII so 1n •· ibe paol '\ wbert ~~~ IN TilE SOI1rll ho •. 18-0 edit. there woold 110t ~ to":~ In h~ ,lew, It 1 pnullle ~ oamparable act;ance ill 1b e iplnal the a4mltllttrallon 110f8 Prelldent'l atatua o,er Uo low 11 work ar lit eli~~~ ~bli· Stand this Trouble maids to·~e tea to lbe people of means. And some of the fines! art in the world banging on the wall. Man, that's pulling your money wtlere It counts! • ' m~ke .. One project that Is bound lndraw at least curs\lfy attention is Conrad Cormier's profanity pol. . EJch yu.r barber Cormier installs lbe pol, or bQwl1 in his !bop .in Hartford, Conn. _.4 turns cusswords into charity. . The frmal is simple, Anyone who cuts loqse wilb a naughty word in the shop during Len\ has to put a dime in the pot. This year the Crippled Chlldreo's Hoopitlll in IIIW!vrd received $101 iB awearworo revenue - • record blgh. Last year tho ho1pital got $79.95. · Most of the 1966 increailfl, Co.rllller es;, pl~ms, came from the Cassius Clay fight. It brought In $15 ali by itself," he reports contentedly, The way !bingo are going at borne and around lbe world, there i• little reason to believe the barbersllop discussion group will contribute a lesser amount to the hospital nut year. The cu.. word lund may, in fact, reach another all-time blgh - especially d taxes are raised and Clay keeps talking, So congratulations to you, barber CormIer, for helpmg a worthy cause and at the same time perhaps slowing down profanity a bit. A heck of a good idea, sir! A n.oted British psychiatrist - none other than Dr. J09hua Bierer - attributes most of our troubles In America to prosper· lty and women. Well, if you have to bave troubles-and we understaud even England bas a lew now and lbea - can the doctor think of nicer way1 to bave lbem! Or Li he ,uggeating we switch to poverty and 811 aU-male population? ' Pentagon, critics por I• tW 4 •·I ' ' . lrt5sional oontroveroy thai has blll'\lens No bt!. real ue tJon ·Ia not der . ee,.lllla .. un- Involved ""'1 sfnJlt atron'l :m bwartro . habdl .. no\ an4 cap 0,8p whether right or Is bavo !bad. Tha Ill u a o~ PQSSlbl)' lllf\ gut lhe rli11!S or wron~ ·· . th0 · • oomp ""ent ones 111 bl8 plate, McNamara II now qf lit ••..., · · · ' ~ver, '"""' Coli- haye had no trooble In eo being hit from bolb aides o! 'J'Nngs e.n ,... .cull!l' T\11 Y involved are lncompal' f!'e'" tbat chlwtee ,...,. ,_ Worth Swearing? OK to Step on Gas ' Attacks on McNarama Hit New Peak ~·~ ~flii'P ='"'•· ~ ~r':! ,...~~~~ ~""!"'.. '"""'" tnro !""'"nment at a lmlllllf!l 'uswm and UIOtl! · 11Ill., ~·ASIDNGTON , __ •·- ··~--~ L Confre.. !lile 1ystem. staggering personal sacrifice- 'ftlls Is tor better · .or. -ppoiQ(ed military Olfl~ ~n:!.:U:=.rs ~141!Y of Is'l'lle suggestinn In both cases a sacrifice Involving millions lawful' provlilce 0~r e:;.orae~~~ :\:klngco:f~onat suppon 0 . · 8lllara th~t lw 11M rclusec! 10 ~ccept of dollars, as former ~fesidenl tary of Def ns s ers? Tbls Ia are reachmg a pitch of violence pro(~onal l!lllltary advice _ 91 Ill• Ford Motor C<mipany. der th~ ....~m!~ operl\ling un- tbe real stake in Ibis contrararely seen even II! tbal cleo- Ill a WQ111, that ~ has becOII\0 .The real . question, lbere!O{e the Pre!l n ~~11)1 of VOPBf, ~ p~sely baa beo.D perately difficult post o1 gov-. ~n qn~~ly 0~~ helllj o1 tile ~~ BO 10 th~ ·motives of Borne~ ~u.t be·:~ to ibe Nal •take m every Cofto • ·. '1'1\e people of Southern l.Qclll Scllool 'J SUNDAY Wffi'l'E PAPER ,. R!fllqrd S. Owen, Publls~er Jain.-·E. DonMr. Adv. l>lr. i--li'niU'i• Dc~toic, ri.J.,. :.1¥;• DIJilQht Wetherholl, Editor Hqb<lrl Wti.!Qn, Jr., ,uq,j, ~;a•~ •• I . ,. M:i, '" ~. • .' �I .' .,.. :-•-··-·--·----··-· .,, ' •• .-...- -.... ---·.. .---..- ... . ·· -:- ·- ··-:....;. ' ' l'UBUSllED BY THE OHIO VALLEl' PI/BUSHING COMPANY a-. ~lfhqrd $. ~il.!ll.,­ himM E. Donn"', Adv. i>lr. Ckat«r fqMt/11!1, E~eo, fd,lt<w i'li~b! Wolhuholl. EdllM Hob<ll1 Willon, Jr., Mq~~. !dliOt' people ol Soolhom ~al Sc!Joql D!s!riot In Melp Counly whQ ~are •bout \l>,e.\1' . pchool_s may become blopi{ed 1Q llo!ll l!dP ill ending 1!11 apparent situation at ~6Icl! other folks ol lhe collllt)l l!llll Ol!)y ~ surprise. Wholesale teacblll' ~f!S" 1gnaUons and the termlnatjon t1 princip.als' contracts at two of the four cijstricl el<men!orY scb()Ois and tile hJih sc)!ool already have drawn wide attention. Espeeli!UY sin<e none of the ell~ were recpmmend'!d by tho district ~uUve ~ad. It II ....~ted pracllee In s<hooi business lbal when a teacher Is to be let go he or sbe li liven un epi>ortunlly te resliu. But this is maeblnery traditionally In the seope el tho exoouUve head, with board appro•al. Afteto all, wh~ employ an ex..,. utJve bead if he Is no1 peml1tlod 1J> perform exocutive duties? ! What can tho people do? II they wan~ . IIIey may r<q~~ut !be Ohio Education AI· IOdation, lbro1J8h Its Praf~oio~ Ri&llls , aid Respo~~~lbilltiea Commls.ikln to con' duct a .a!UQ. Lut week au<:b a ".tudy. w1111 · set In 11111tion in the Marlilul Flll'fY S(!bQQI ''llystem 911 tile basit tl "evldence of com- Attacks on 'McNarama Hit New Peak BY DICK moMAS have -~ I \t~IWB effecl qn tile !"'bile, howev• ,!er. Doublless anyww Who baa ever owned ·• W "" ~ remiude<l of ll1111Qce1 wben ._, &ood lli.O!lelf Ill!' a vehicle wblcl! l!d 11001elhin& 1~ than care and ansllijl in Ill deslp and oomtru<~~ i · OQe 00111D8DY'S re~ctlon to V<lCHerous ;l::crltic 1\aljlh l'lader - ~Ve$l;,aljoD of his ·:~vale lite Uld ~ven atlempled entrap~~ Q! ljlm lp lllluiUon,s 'If 1\oQbtful mor. .,.ty - left lllOl'e !i.lle Qf ii!JIIOD in mouths , ~ WWUi lb.Qt was ever allewed to roll ;!!{I 1111 ~IJ! ~ · Thus il ~ &nlilYI!lll tQ see the four rna:.~ lllllllufac~ abandqaiJ\& • po~ of :~belllltf~ ~nee an4 the plea that they allowed to pollee themselves & to come out whh pos!Uvo ouppori of oalional oafely standards. .· '1'1\e iOOuslrY "llllll a PlitnJI'Y role in the 1.writing of these standards, which seems ; reasonahl< e1111ugh. 11 waals the 50 1\aJea to have a voice, wblcb d..,. ool seem quite so reasonable. It also wanlll lo water dowa •. the power that th~ admlnlstratio~·· bill \ "'r'Uid 8Jve 1o tho secretary of commeree '·l lll' 181 .-1~ standllrdl, wblell seem1 unrQa~l'lllli!!~ pellllinB lufiber clarification. •. But at least recognition bas been given • .to the fact that Ameril!llll aQtol11<lblles art not a, s~e as they coold be. With oontinlild caadur aDd O<Hlpel'l.tion between IJe. .!feU 1114 W~ l,bere is 110 reason , . W~Y the engin~s and ~wmakers cannot , conjointly arriw! with aH due opeed 111 a safety formula wblcb will eliminate some . \be lr"'!ll4!' ~ IQQ !on& hts been .S. with the great Amerlcini iOve af. • I '• do you .bant? · La .!!~~· CDJ!\IJM!njjle, ye pre~~ume. Well, wllat IIJ'e you - 10111~ kind of Banue .. .. of Valley Culture Passed in Death of Two Ri ' was married to sara A. Maupin of Mason coU.Iy. She died Nov. 28, 185'7, three week! alter the birth ol their soa, W~llam T. Cox. On Nov. 30, 1859, he mar• rled M~ A. Staton of Red House, W. Va. They had loUr daughters. In his early years Captala Co• kept a s\Ore boat at Cox's. Landing. In 1858, he located at Winfield, and engaged le tht mer· eanlile business. · He moved to Gallipolis in the spring or 1865 and operated a drY goods store until he retired ~ !be spring of 1912. CaptaiR Col was In the steaniboat business lA the early 1860s, being captaia of the Vletreas aDd tt.e famous Kan- awba River packd, Jtaaawba Belle, o.. ol· the IIIDII IUC<eS.. lui packels el"r lo :operate iD the CllarlestJ>i>GalliPolla • tr•e. . Yl. G. Sibley, '!'rlbone editor, eulogized Captala Cox ao folo lows' "By the death ol Caplalll George w. Col, Gallipolis loses a man of great lndlvldua)il)" w h o s e, business nperlence reached farther bact than that of any merchant now living iR the elly. He began earlier and continued longer in the mer· eantUe lille than any other IJl8ll we have ever known. "Trained in methndl ol doing bllaiRess which prevailed long · belen and immediately after tho War of the Rebellion, ba cluni boot atewml died lbNe dlyJ lo !bam IoDg efter !bey before Captain Cox. He bid beell ill three years. Born iB MIISOII CoUDiy, W. Va., ba was the oon ol Mr. IIIII Mrs. Benjamin Day: In 18'15, at Pl. Pleaaant, he wu ~parried t.e Anna Maupin ol Mason Coon· ly. They bad IWt> cblidrell. Sbe died in 1880. Olarley Day eame lo Gallipolis in 19114 from I'ittsburgb and started a restaurant 011 Couri st. Later he took clrarge of the Riverview Hotel, and from there moved to the Hotel Utsamer where be conducted a successful business until his death. For 40 years Charley Day wu a ::teamboat steward, be- bad been abandoned b7 the JOUIIB merchants olo.later generalloil&. Wbeu we came to GaiUpolls 9fer 25 years ago, he bad a drY goods store in the 'bul!dlnB atnce replaced by the Bulz Bloc!<, and was at the time one of ~ oldest merchants lo the clly. U we're nbt mistaken, bis enero. pluck and wsislence excited th~ admiring com· men! of all wbo knew his ad· vanced years. "He hos earned bis rest which .bas come after many, many years of unflagging industry, courage and determination." Charies Franklin (Charley) Day, 66, proprietor of the Ulsamer Hotel and former steam- ma iB cbarlt If aome ol the llnesl packelll In the Plttsbur&b- CJncinnaU IIIII Kanawlll River trades. Some of the packell were the Hibernia, W. N. Chaneellor, llellry M. Slaaley, Big Kanawha, Hudson, Keystone State, and tht Greenland. Charley Day made thai perU· ous journey around the ':ull ol Mellca oo the Ohio River packet Chesapeake to the St. John's River In 1884. Captain Edwin F. Maddy of Gallipolis was in command of the Cbesa· peake on that trip that started ol Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., and went down the Ohio and Miosis!ippl Rivera to New Or· leans. The Chellapeake travel· ed uound the lip of Florida IJid up the Mil ... -~ St. Jollll's River ll Yllle, a dlalaJ)Ce ol S,IGO Tlm~.Se~Unel, · • "' ' r~ 01 c;blrlfy Day'l dealb, . . tor .Sibl<Y wr'et.e: •'Col. to the . ' Charley Day beloaged old,Scbool ol flleiYldi iD the days wben effidency ,and service made trav~l • pleasure '"' the river. He was a mall beld in highest esteem by 1 bost of friends and acquaintances. He was a elean man ol high charaeter and integrity and his death is greatly regretted!' Captain Gordon C. Green ol Cincinnati attended the funeral of Charley Day. Mr. Day's last st•am boating was on lba Greenland in 11104 on an excursloe to the SL Louis World's Fair. "[_. ._Tile· S~ncjay L "·' '. - Sunday, May 1, 1881 "You Can See He's Not Really Trying!'' I' :~! .,.,._ ·, ·~- - -~ ,; ~ -~,-;:i- -, lForth SlVearing? f; ,l!Mr!M'I Will- 11!ili1 !be automobile d~· ol lqo 1\lq • ~llfliUQIII fqr everyone sud: clenly to heg!JI ~ lbal eve:ytblpg i .l l WNN witll evecytbing about Detroit's ~., '!11!\dl could iead to a disruP,tlCIII q( IJ>e IIOI'nW eclucaUonal program 111 lilt scl>ool W.tricl/' according to p United Press regorl of ~prll 2G last: Th• Commission will send a tum to Belmo~l Counlf M» 12-15 to ..Interview teachers, school aljmlnlstrators, board membel'!l !llld ojtlzeps In the communlty about curren.t Pl'l!~lems centered In .. bolird-slafl relationshl~s. '!be stgdy_was requested by the Martins l'ero · Classroom TeaclJers Msociation which claimed a breakdown bad occurred In copimunl<atlons between sl!oJI members 81\d the board ol education. Everybody, or almost everybody, Is vitally interest«! in their schools. Ha r d money is SJ>"'t to keep !born open and as lba years rqll past the ,amount will increase, not ;ecrease. Scbooll are socli!ly's ma01 syste111 of asstmllating each n e w generation Into whatever mould II desires the WI"' o! wblcb is e.pressed in soci.;. l)l's aSillrtations lor the future and Ill re'!ml for what bas passed. No ®l1l111unily, therefore, all should re!llernber, will stand by idly while Its sohool ~m CQ!llel apart at U>e 11011!11. ::, OK to Step on Gas 'ki®t& ~L ' ·.. : 111100~\ ~cO Clll ._. industry Fifty years ago this spring two well • knowa rivermea, both of whom had retired and gone Into other business, paas. ed from the local scene. 0.. was a captain, lba other a oteward. Captain George W. Cox, 83, retired steamboat maR and merchant. died after a week's illness. He had retired four years before due to infirm!Ues of old oge. \ George W. Cox wa~ borR Oct. 23 1833, •I Cox's Landing, Cabell Counly, W. Va., ill what theo was old Virginia. One of li ehildren, he was the so• of William and SaUte ·White Cox ol' Virginia. On Dee. '1, 1856, be ·' . Yean Ago on the River D!n~ lll\..11 ' Vtrnon Deweese, /iCIV. La yr. lllllllllj> !f!~U~ .. ' Southern Local Schools Draw Attention '':Iiiii . ·""· ~· SUNllAY WHITE PAPER ·\ .-. ' ~lloenlale, 88 you proha1'01141, llao lljlllllli up ill Nllll' York - on Filth Aveaut, iull<l!l ~ to give JIIIRPA?' . . . . ta people Q[ m ; : ; e of means," students, are people Vll"n - ~ (ICCOUDI by plunkminimum of $25,000 and keepat.lllal ~~ .;., above. ~ OIJT! . . One project !bat is bound IJ>draw at least profanlly pot. . Epch ye¥1' ·barber Cormier Installs the . pot, or bQwl, .ln his lhop in Hartford, Conn. Qll4 t\II'DS cuSBwords into charity. Till; frmal is simp!~. Anyooe who cull !nose wilb • naughly word in !be shop during ~·I h.IIS to put a clime in the pot. _'l'lu,s. )lell!' !be Crippled Children's Ho$. pltlli 10 QW!ord received $101 ill swearword Nlvenue - a record high. l.a$1 ftiU' the ho~pital gal f/9.95, · Most of the 1966 increas~. Co.rlpier Ill• plams, came from the Cassius Clay fight " It brought In $15 all by itself," he ,..: ports contentedly. The way things are going al home and ar~ the worJd, there is little reason to heheve the barbershop discussion group will contribute a less-. amount to the ha:r pltal ...1 ye". The cuiSword fund may, in fact reach another al~time high - especially ~ taxes are raised and Clay keeps talking. So congral\llations to you, barber Cormier, for helping a worthy cause and at the llll!lle time perhaps slowing down profanIty a hit. A heck of a good idea, slrl :;urSQrY altelltlon is Conrad Cormier's .,. CHECKING THEIR WORK - Approximately 50 Nortb Gallia !Ugb oehool pupill oro pictured above checking a few of the 18,500 various P\111 trees which they planted on the hillside above the oehool around the first of April. 1t took live days to complete the project, which covers approximately 20 acres. The planting was done under the supervision of Willard Copley, local superintendent of the NG district, and three men assigned duty by the welfare department. The volunteer wart waa done on the students own time. The state forestry department, and Gallia Soil and 1Waterthere Conservation departments prepared the plans for the project. The trees, mostly red and white pine, are expected to reach maturity withia I ' 20 yeara. Stand this Trouble A llJIIed llrltlsh psychiatrist - none other than Dr. Joshua Bierer - attributes mQSI of Ollf troubles in America to prosperIty WJd women. Well, If y~u have to have troubles-and we Wlderstand even England has a few now IIJ1li then - can \he doctor think of nicer ways to have them? Or II ha "'"est;ni we switch to poverty and llll aU-male population? maids to serve tea to !be people of means. An4 some of the finest arl in the world banJing an the wall. ~ !bat's pQtling your money wbere II coun~! · l~rgest BIG DOGS - Mr .. and Mrs. Walter Bentz, Flood Road residents of Pomeroy, ar e busy here tramlng therr three St. Bernard Dogs. The weighs more than 217 pounds. "You don't lead them; they lead you," observed Bentz. Mrs. Bentz agrees, but adds, "They are very smart dogs." ' 1 . 0 ' :j,·cate FOUitd 100 "(!"ear ld Dz·scha ... ~'n Certz• .l ~ • I 1 t:/ Bentzes Raise ·' Big Dogs In d<jiCfibiDi La Banqqe's · refine1!1ents an olflcja! ol lba hank - oops, banqlj4\ pomted out sa be repreiBed a oh~ thai In re~~t years ''banks bav.a their d<¥>rs to the masses, and Uu; masses huve really taken over the Daliks." · · ·· Those o.l ulJ wb/1 ~v~ beg ~~ l!f (late to be a~· 1bose ma!S.s · and for lQJtle ~· .,..~ .Jitalntaln a minimum of $25,1100 ID ~,. . ~ , to ...., clledi' .. . .IIIII . accmmtf! . ma7 console oljl'~ liY ~eclin& .that \!ten It could co!Ju! ol!l siJI~ing . ~ Ia La Banqlle. ·. It could · .om' out ...... :... ••~ ""e · Ia bun\1. " . ' . """""""' .... ~It lt tll\M. Tiltw ® •(.rtTLE PLACE • F'OAT'( ACRES .... !JUT 8RASS---~ Stall lalled �I .' .,.. :-•-··-·--·----··-· .,, ' •• .-...- -.... ---·.. .---..- ... . ·· -:- ·- ··-:....;. ' ' l'UBUSllED BY THE OHIO VALLEl' PI/BUSHING COMPANY a-. ~lfhqrd $. ~il.!ll.,­ himM E. Donn"', Adv. i>lr. Ckat«r fqMt/11!1, E~eo, fd,lt<w i'li~b! Wolhuholl. EdllM Hob<ll1 Willon, Jr., Mq~~. !dliOt' people ol Soolhom ~al Sc!Joql D!s!riot In Melp Counly whQ ~are •bout \l>,e.\1' . pchool_s may become blopi{ed 1Q llo!ll l!dP ill ending 1!11 apparent situation at ~6Icl! other folks ol lhe collllt)l l!llll Ol!)y ~ surprise. Wholesale teacblll' ~f!S" 1gnaUons and the termlnatjon t1 princip.als' contracts at two of the four cijstricl el<men!orY scb()Ois and tile hJih sc)!ool already have drawn wide attention. Espeeli!UY sin<e none of the ell~ were recpmmend'!d by tho district ~uUve ~ad. It II ....~ted pracllee In s<hooi business lbal when a teacher Is to be let go he or sbe li liven un epi>ortunlly te resliu. But this is maeblnery traditionally In the seope el tho exoouUve head, with board appro•al. Afteto all, wh~ employ an ex..,. utJve bead if he Is no1 peml1tlod 1J> perform exocutive duties? ! What can tho people do? II they wan~ . IIIey may r<q~~ut !be Ohio Education AI· IOdation, lbro1J8h Its Praf~oio~ Ri&llls , aid Respo~~~lbilltiea Commls.ikln to con' duct a .a!UQ. Lut week au<:b a ".tudy. w1111 · set In 11111tion in the Marlilul Flll'fY S(!bQQI ''llystem 911 tile basit tl "evldence of com- Attacks on 'McNarama Hit New Peak BY DICK moMAS have -~ I \t~IWB effecl qn tile !"'bile, howev• ,!er. Doublless anyww Who baa ever owned ·• W "" ~ remiude<l of ll1111Qce1 wben ._, &ood lli.O!lelf Ill!' a vehicle wblcl! l!d 11001elhin& 1~ than care and ansllijl in Ill deslp and oomtru<~~ i · OQe 00111D8DY'S re~ctlon to V<lCHerous ;l::crltic 1\aljlh l'lader - ~Ve$l;,aljoD of his ·:~vale lite Uld ~ven atlempled entrap~~ Q! ljlm lp lllluiUon,s 'If 1\oQbtful mor. .,.ty - left lllOl'e !i.lle Qf ii!JIIOD in mouths , ~ WWUi lb.Qt was ever allewed to roll ;!!{I 1111 ~IJ! ~ · Thus il ~ &nlilYI!lll tQ see the four rna:.~ lllllllufac~ abandqaiJ\& • po~ of :~belllltf~ ~nee an4 the plea that they allowed to pollee themselves & to come out whh pos!Uvo ouppori of oalional oafely standards. .· '1'1\e iOOuslrY "llllll a PlitnJI'Y role in the 1.writing of these standards, which seems ; reasonahl< e1111ugh. 11 waals the 50 1\aJea to have a voice, wblcb d..,. ool seem quite so reasonable. It also wanlll lo water dowa •. the power that th~ admlnlstratio~·· bill \ "'r'Uid 8Jve 1o tho secretary of commeree '·l lll' 181 .-1~ standllrdl, wblell seem1 unrQa~l'lllli!!~ pellllinB lufiber clarification. •. But at least recognition bas been given • .to the fact that Ameril!llll aQtol11<lblles art not a, s~e as they coold be. With oontinlild caadur aDd O<Hlpel'l.tion between IJe. .!feU 1114 W~ l,bere is 110 reason , . W~Y the engin~s and ~wmakers cannot , conjointly arriw! with aH due opeed 111 a safety formula wblcb will eliminate some . \be lr"'!ll4!' ~ IQQ !on& hts been .S. with the great Amerlcini iOve af. • I '• do you .bant? · La .!!~~· CDJ!\IJM!njjle, ye pre~~ume. Well, wllat IIJ'e you - 10111~ kind of Banue .. .. of Valley Culture Passed in Death of Two Ri ' was married to sara A. Maupin of Mason coU.Iy. She died Nov. 28, 185'7, three week! alter the birth ol their soa, W~llam T. Cox. On Nov. 30, 1859, he mar• rled M~ A. Staton of Red House, W. Va. They had loUr daughters. In his early years Captala Co• kept a s\Ore boat at Cox's. Landing. In 1858, he located at Winfield, and engaged le tht mer· eanlile business. · He moved to Gallipolis in the spring or 1865 and operated a drY goods store until he retired ~ !be spring of 1912. CaptaiR Col was In the steaniboat business lA the early 1860s, being captaia of the Vletreas aDd tt.e famous Kan- awba River packd, Jtaaawba Belle, o.. ol· the IIIDII IUC<eS.. lui packels el"r lo :operate iD the CllarlestJ>i>GalliPolla • tr•e. . Yl. G. Sibley, '!'rlbone editor, eulogized Captala Cox ao folo lows' "By the death ol Caplalll George w. Col, Gallipolis loses a man of great lndlvldua)il)" w h o s e, business nperlence reached farther bact than that of any merchant now living iR the elly. He began earlier and continued longer in the mer· eantUe lille than any other IJl8ll we have ever known. "Trained in methndl ol doing bllaiRess which prevailed long · belen and immediately after tho War of the Rebellion, ba cluni boot atewml died lbNe dlyJ lo !bam IoDg efter !bey before Captain Cox. He bid beell ill three years. Born iB MIISOII CoUDiy, W. Va., ba was the oon ol Mr. IIIII Mrs. Benjamin Day: In 18'15, at Pl. Pleaaant, he wu ~parried t.e Anna Maupin ol Mason Coon· ly. They bad IWt> cblidrell. Sbe died in 1880. Olarley Day eame lo Gallipolis in 19114 from I'ittsburgb and started a restaurant 011 Couri st. Later he took clrarge of the Riverview Hotel, and from there moved to the Hotel Utsamer where be conducted a successful business until his death. For 40 years Charley Day wu a ::teamboat steward, be- bad been abandoned b7 the JOUIIB merchants olo.later generalloil&. Wbeu we came to GaiUpolls 9fer 25 years ago, he bad a drY goods store in the 'bul!dlnB atnce replaced by the Bulz Bloc!<, and was at the time one of ~ oldest merchants lo the clly. U we're nbt mistaken, bis enero. pluck and wsislence excited th~ admiring com· men! of all wbo knew his ad· vanced years. "He hos earned bis rest which .bas come after many, many years of unflagging industry, courage and determination." Charies Franklin (Charley) Day, 66, proprietor of the Ulsamer Hotel and former steam- ma iB cbarlt If aome ol the llnesl packelll In the Plttsbur&b- CJncinnaU IIIII Kanawlll River trades. Some of the packell were the Hibernia, W. N. Chaneellor, llellry M. Slaaley, Big Kanawha, Hudson, Keystone State, and tht Greenland. Charley Day made thai perU· ous journey around the ':ull ol Mellca oo the Ohio River packet Chesapeake to the St. John's River In 1884. Captain Edwin F. Maddy of Gallipolis was in command of the Cbesa· peake on that trip that started ol Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., and went down the Ohio and Miosis!ippl Rivera to New Or· leans. The Chellapeake travel· ed uound the lip of Florida IJid up the Mil ... -~ St. Jollll's River ll Yllle, a dlalaJ)Ce ol S,IGO Tlm~.Se~Unel, · • "' ' r~ 01 c;blrlfy Day'l dealb, . . tor .Sibl<Y wr'et.e: •'Col. to the . ' Charley Day beloaged old,Scbool ol flleiYldi iD the days wben effidency ,and service made trav~l • pleasure '"' the river. He was a mall beld in highest esteem by 1 bost of friends and acquaintances. He was a elean man ol high charaeter and integrity and his death is greatly regretted!' Captain Gordon C. Green ol Cincinnati attended the funeral of Charley Day. Mr. Day's last st•am boating was on lba Greenland in 11104 on an excursloe to the SL Louis World's Fair. "[_. ._Tile· S~ncjay L "·' '. - Sunday, May 1, 1881 "You Can See He's Not Really Trying!'' I' :~! .,.,._ ·, ·~- - -~ ,; ~ -~,-;:i- -, lForth SlVearing? f; ,l!Mr!M'I Will- 11!ili1 !be automobile d~· ol lqo 1\lq • ~llfliUQIII fqr everyone sud: clenly to heg!JI ~ lbal eve:ytblpg i .l l WNN witll evecytbing about Detroit's ~., '!11!\dl could iead to a disruP,tlCIII q( IJ>e IIOI'nW eclucaUonal program 111 lilt scl>ool W.tricl/' according to p United Press regorl of ~prll 2G last: Th• Commission will send a tum to Belmo~l Counlf M» 12-15 to ..Interview teachers, school aljmlnlstrators, board membel'!l !llld ojtlzeps In the communlty about curren.t Pl'l!~lems centered In .. bolird-slafl relationshl~s. '!be stgdy_was requested by the Martins l'ero · Classroom TeaclJers Msociation which claimed a breakdown bad occurred In copimunl<atlons between sl!oJI members 81\d the board ol education. Everybody, or almost everybody, Is vitally interest«! in their schools. Ha r d money is SJ>"'t to keep !born open and as lba years rqll past the ,amount will increase, not ;ecrease. Scbooll are socli!ly's ma01 syste111 of asstmllating each n e w generation Into whatever mould II desires the WI"' o! wblcb is e.pressed in soci.;. l)l's aSillrtations lor the future and Ill re'!ml for what bas passed. No ®l1l111unily, therefore, all should re!llernber, will stand by idly while Its sohool ~m CQ!llel apart at U>e 11011!11. ::, OK to Step on Gas 'ki®t& ~L ' ·.. : 111100~\ ~cO Clll ._. industry Fifty years ago this spring two well • knowa rivermea, both of whom had retired and gone Into other business, paas. ed from the local scene. 0.. was a captain, lba other a oteward. Captain George W. Cox, 83, retired steamboat maR and merchant. died after a week's illness. He had retired four years before due to infirm!Ues of old oge. \ George W. Cox wa~ borR Oct. 23 1833, •I Cox's Landing, Cabell Counly, W. Va., ill what theo was old Virginia. One of li ehildren, he was the so• of William and SaUte ·White Cox ol' Virginia. On Dee. '1, 1856, be ·' . Yean Ago on the River D!n~ lll\..11 ' Vtrnon Deweese, /iCIV. La yr. lllllllllj> !f!~U~ .. ' Southern Local Schools Draw Attention '':Iiiii . ·""· ~· SUNllAY WHITE PAPER ·\ .-. ' ~lloenlale, 88 you proha1'01141, llao lljlllllli up ill Nllll' York - on Filth Aveaut, iull<l!l ~ to give JIIIRPA?' . . . . ta people Q[ m ; : ; e of means," students, are people Vll"n - ~ (ICCOUDI by plunkminimum of $25,000 and keepat.lllal ~~ .;., above. ~ OIJT! . . One project !bat is bound IJ>draw at least profanlly pot. . Epch ye¥1' ·barber Cormier Installs the . pot, or bQwl, .ln his lhop in Hartford, Conn. Qll4 t\II'DS cuSBwords into charity. Till; frmal is simp!~. Anyooe who cull !nose wilb • naughly word in !be shop during ~·I h.IIS to put a clime in the pot. _'l'lu,s. )lell!' !be Crippled Children's Ho$. pltlli 10 QW!ord received $101 ill swearword Nlvenue - a record high. l.a$1 ftiU' the ho~pital gal f/9.95, · Most of the 1966 increas~. Co.rlpier Ill• plams, came from the Cassius Clay fight " It brought In $15 all by itself," he ,..: ports contentedly. The way things are going al home and ar~ the worJd, there is little reason to heheve the barbershop discussion group will contribute a less-. amount to the ha:r pltal ...1 ye". The cuiSword fund may, in fact reach another al~time high - especially ~ taxes are raised and Clay keeps talking. So congral\llations to you, barber Cormier, for helping a worthy cause and at the llll!lle time perhaps slowing down profanIty a hit. A heck of a good idea, slrl :;urSQrY altelltlon is Conrad Cormier's .,. CHECKING THEIR WORK - Approximately 50 Nortb Gallia !Ugb oehool pupill oro pictured above checking a few of the 18,500 various P\111 trees which they planted on the hillside above the oehool around the first of April. 1t took live days to complete the project, which covers approximately 20 acres. The planting was done under the supervision of Willard Copley, local superintendent of the NG district, and three men assigned duty by the welfare department. The volunteer wart waa done on the students own time. The state forestry department, and Gallia Soil and 1Waterthere Conservation departments prepared the plans for the project. The trees, mostly red and white pine, are expected to reach maturity withia I ' 20 yeara. Stand this Trouble A llJIIed llrltlsh psychiatrist - none other than Dr. Joshua Bierer - attributes mQSI of Ollf troubles in America to prosperIty WJd women. Well, If y~u have to have troubles-and we Wlderstand even England has a few now IIJ1li then - can \he doctor think of nicer ways to have them? Or II ha "'"est;ni we switch to poverty and llll aU-male population? maids to serve tea to !be people of means. An4 some of the finest arl in the world banJing an the wall. ~ !bat's pQtling your money wbere II coun~! · l~rgest BIG DOGS - Mr .. and Mrs. Walter Bentz, Flood Road residents of Pomeroy, ar e busy here tramlng therr three St. Bernard Dogs. The weighs more than 217 pounds. "You don't lead them; they lead you," observed Bentz. Mrs. Bentz agrees, but adds, "They are very smart dogs." ' 1 . 0 ' :j,·cate FOUitd 100 "(!"ear ld Dz·scha ... ~'n Certz• .l ~ • I 1 t:/ Bentzes Raise ·' Big Dogs In d<jiCfibiDi La Banqqe's · refine1!1ents an olflcja! ol lba hank - oops, banqlj4\ pomted out sa be repreiBed a oh~ thai In re~~t years ''banks bav.a their d<¥>rs to the masses, and Uu; masses huve really taken over the Daliks." · · ·· Those o.l ulJ wb/1 ~v~ beg ~~ l!f (late to be a~· 1bose ma!S.s · and for lQJtle ~· .,..~ .Jitalntaln a minimum of $25,1100 ID ~,. . ~ , to ...., clledi' .. . .IIIII . accmmtf! . ma7 console oljl'~ liY ~eclin& .that \!ten It could co!Ju! ol!l siJI~ing . ~ Ia La Banqlle. ·. It could · .om' out ...... :... ••~ ""e · Ia bun\1. " . ' . """""""' .... ~It lt tll\M. Tiltw ® •(.rtTLE PLACE • F'OAT'( ACRES .... !JUT 8RASS---~ Stall lalled �' ·' ' IDCome, Expense Records are Keys ' v ·( ' ., w ' l ' ~-~ ~o G~ood Manage:ment by 1 Fa.r~,ers I fore, a record that will keep 1 If used for oblammg crea.lt, Jvo!ue oi U.. rooilio11~ ;,.,, :.. this expen,. by ent~rprises is records desired would Include .depreciated plus onHighth of essential for prolll mnlmiQ.. 1 1111 worth ltlltemem allowlat 1M rutt, ' light, 111111 malntnlion. curr111t asoeu, liabUitlae, anti Illite bUI for the I!Wse. 1 LBbor record!. Tblo ·'·' one of fliiiOOal progress of your farm- A detk, thatr, adding macblne the mOI!t dllfi<Ult ttcotde to inl operation. IIJid fUlfil cabinet aro a low of keep by various OperatiOM 111- AnOther impor!11nt u11 lo the neetiSitles. A ·&op-notob , Farm Income and expense soriated with tiel) Ollllo!l'pi'IJI. Ill management. In till lOng Jarm oemxmt book and a lllln& rtoords !~ou ld !how the date, lt need8 to Include the hotltl run you cal 11]Uimlu "after. l)'ltem m the lwo maiD <0111;p;lce "'" unit, and quantity worked and the •mount Jlllkl In" income and net worlh by poneatl lor this Important job sold or purcha!ed. They should for hirl!d labor and hOIJrt work· the use of completl! recordl. of llrm record ktopioc. Identify the ,..ceipt or ex- ed by family unpaid labor. To KEV SVGGESTIONS Voe al . . .""" ~I pense with each ent•rprlse lf keep this record every year Ia Tbtlelloe•• II llllporlaat AI• 1Joek llld flllq qllem, Ohio at, ~ II possible. Itemize your :" big job, but II would be vatu- 111011 all farmer• hiVe In their Slltle VnlYersity boo 0114! ol the r~etpt• by oource• on your able ror ll8e In enterprise analy- mtnd• the Information IIIII ia bell fsrm accounl boob in the . bjink d•po•Jt sltp! Occa•lonalty '" every 3 · 4 ytars. or follow- netded lor a complete llrm eorn bell with the Ohio Corn- ' bank .•talement• are examined ing a major ollange In enter. record. WriUng this Inform•· mercia! Aeeounl book, IUid a1ao lion w~en tax return• are audited. prises. tlon down on time 11 the Hl:l'el bQ an excellent l~rm and Qeposlt! shown on lhe!e otat•· ' HOW USED to &ood record keeping. Follow home fUlfil program called tho njfnts are usually aS!umed '·•I Complete records can be used I timely sy•t•m of recordinl "Ohio Qllick and Eaoy Fllln11 b~- :ta~~blf' Income unlt!i!s they lo get a clearer picture, your entrjes in the farm ac- System." Both an avaUabJI af~ proved to be otherwloe: I rently, of the reality of the count book. This should bt done frolll your County Eitlellllon 01. tit<'refore. "'" should dearly Ibusmess. Those needed for • weekly baolo, If not more lice, located at tho Courthou1e .Jiy BRYSON R. CARTER Ell.. Agent, Agrl<luture . NQTE: Tbh It lilt 1econd and flnal •rlltle dt~eriblag bow • : 1' und recotd •Y•tem o11 tbo fatm may bo canied oat. I t } ~wed money. repayment of 1cords prevlou!ly mtntloned , ved, mherlta~ce, . and re· :1 record of land use. other records holp detect the lealterl and the lom•. The !taker 1, an ,,Production record•. These enterprl,. that hao room to OK• l!feded to show crop yields. expand or improve and !~)Ilk per cow, egg8 per hen, Iimprovement. In etc. \hey are eS!ential tor en· practice• for maximum prolitl. ttrprlse analysis. The looer I• the enterprise that (reef· rtrordo. Here Is your to too omall and tht large!! !Ingle item of cost In ly to obtain efriclent )\\lur llvestO<k enterprise· there· be prohibitive cool·wloe. n~n·ttllfllble reretpts. ·", • __ ._ Ool--The Sunday Tlmes·Sentlnel, Sunday, May I, 1981 ' GRAVELY the .r RIDING TRACTOR or than on a monthly bull. Develop a farm bullet• - ' I I ! )' Effi'ci'ent Kitchen lneludes P.lenty ·0· f Spaee' for Cabi'n·ets 0 n'· heFarm Front WASHINGTON CUP)) - Red lht lllltl In c:onutterelal red I ~~ j llndiJWI: U you would llkt to have 1 belw1111 bate eablutt mort balp wllh ll'l'lllltmllll of · appU.nen GJIPOII!e eaeh fOUl' ldlabn, eaU 1111 Ellen· otlter: 4 tb 1 llil, t1on OUlet COIIIII Coullly ~ 1 8plct betwtlllt etanter and a 4112111d Me.,. County IIUI95) · llppUa net. ' How cabllllllptCt 11 aHtl 11 Important u hew much available. For malmwn Ult blnel iJe ll to Ill do lhil UH !able or wa11 : 4 • • 1Ill. or atop by and pick up copies ; 8JJICI! belllftn cabinet or IP. of tilt lollowlne ballelllu: floor . pU.nees II rl&bl analtt: 10 • • Pia ror v- 1Clldlel, Mote ' lndtel. lftlet II v- UeU., and • drawen Space between alldiq doorl ,....., ... llltellllllll Work· • out a1 tlltlt otl 1 lablt: - . r peop • "' move • ltettl deptndt on lht nuntber of plua IIIJullable and food Items, utenllll and dllhes lllllra In cablnelt. "':~:::1~~;;;~;;;~~;.;;;;;;;;;. lo bt ilored. For I liberal lm· llhtlvn In corner btu cablnett otml of but cablnete - not add convultnee and lncreue eoUIII!itf lilt epact ttndar the lplct. link and In the ranp - allow Kitchell C!Oitlller spaet It uHtl 10 feat. Six feel ol bue eablnet , lor l!llny Jobt and II em mort llorqe II a minimum. I uaelul wbtn will IOCited. Tlttre lio1l much cabinet IJIICI you jUilable dlvltlen In 1or,.. The 1111011111 of 11111 <'lblnets tbould be II w II 1ncbet ~I with acljuatable sllelvn lbould eollltter tpaee on tilt lllleh 11da equal lite llltOUitt of ban eabl- of the rtfrl&•alor. You,! nett. Space lor Rtra dinner- 2i Ill 21li1Cites of counter 11 ware abould bt locat.d near Ill lite tf&bl Of till link. the dlllin& area or aear lite I Spact belwetn eablnell link - prelei'ably within easy ,appll- lor worldua at --- . · Good, Square Bales Even At High Speeds With Hayliner® 268 Baler! ..·uurnw HAYMAKING NO. 816 MOWER· CONDITIONER in one eost-c:uttinatrlp. Exclutive Fliek·Bar leedln& means there Is no rHI to adjust or maintain ••• lets the 816 work in any CRip from clover to ranu soiJhumSUdanhybrids.Availtble in either ._,_,..._1 or 9-foot mOdtls. ii Ill. NO. 27 HIGH CAPACITY BALER See the McCormick International Harmaklng Combination ar .•• I I I 1, I r I I ( The Prench City PI• at It MIDDUPORT, 0. ITIJ NEw RoLLQ'D SPRING AVI. AN OPPORTUNITY Central Soya of Ohio POMIROY • a • It would seem that the new conlprehensive high school and vocalional school will be a desirable addition to the Meigs Local School Dlstrid. After viewing the information that is available on this issue we believe the propo$8d new school for the Meigs Local ~hool District would serve al·a very. desirable pillar for the futur&growth ' and economic development of M,igs County. Gtllllpollt OPEN TIL 9 PM-MON. THRU SAT. ··auvsr R•cly to Cut ONH? Turf.Trim nil Your Garclen? POWER .MOWER ONLY Por Democratic St1te Centr1l CommJ1111 Rt1dyTo ' SABRE nllER $46•97 ILSE $97.II '· ONLY .. 3 ..... ...Brlua • liP lneumbent Stratton .Experlen~ SERVING MEIGS, GALLIA and MASON COUNTIES Get Alfalfa W"vll? w. hiYe plenty of spr•y · I POME·ROY SIPIIII t,uilln•tlr•~ . 011!1W; v...~ .wv S-!111 \'· ... I ·, ' •, • ,, FOR ABmER MEIGS couNTY 1 ' r I ' .q1,.s.• . - .,. PHONE WY 2·2176 f POMEROY I 1111 II BAKER FURNITURE , MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rear Mtlga General Haspll•l PI I' Your'Fant Service Ctntw ••• I . GREAT on h•nd IIIIAft. CliCK TIIOFFIQAl RATINGS WITH YOUR DEKAIJ DULEI 22" eul. Ill liP Brial • Strat1011 1011111. Bate up to 14 ton. of hay per hour to make the belt use or your haymakins hourt. With the No. u you aet • 52·inch wide pickup with a 21'>·inch flare, a heavy-duty ~train, plus famous l·phase knotters that tit bates 17% stronger. J I This DeKelb variety 872 was rated right near the top of several hundred hybrids tested. cauaatl by dust and fungi which the crystals coUec! as they fall WY 2·5 101 to earth. Mows, C41tditlons and windrOin l BAKER FURNITURE DeKalb varieties listed as experimental 9132 (O.Kalb 872) was tested C!OOplrativ• '· ly by the U.S.D.Mand the Ohio Agricul· tural Research and Development Center in highly infected M.D.M. (Maize Dwarf Mosaic) fields near Portsmouth, Ohio last summer. F I Th T Sal :~o~~~:.n:n"~,::"~: uton· ompson ractor es Greenland and a few other Ate· I I, ·DEKALB HYBRIDS RESIST STUNT ' COMBINATION ______..., I ·;;II GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES SERVICE ';, } belwtllll tllltt·l l - ao lo II IDcbel. too mucll ll*t In• IPIQ balwlttl . IWfilltng Cbtek 1011' doon ol a llorqt unit and" Ia· ' pia lllllf IIJ)II!t blfi''AIIow IIIOII&h rGGin lor"the . baled Ill flo door to IWinC Pl11118 btebel. h lhal OYtr lha rlllp, link or frlprat« btciUif lbll It hard to reacb. A waU ilet lllould bt loc:aled lldl work counter or by :ma .::r: -· ... 11 me••• production duriJII !tel to- 111111 productiOn 1t111 year. 'nte taled SUI billion pountll, dolm 1111 com elite led In sltulhter per cent from 1914, accordlq of calll•·•nd hl!ll, and wat lllllt 1<> lite crop 1\eporllna Board. lit call and sheep and lamb The production fl&ureo Included alallghter. commercial and farm tlaUJ)Iter. Animals killed lor meat In Tba board said beef produc- Iowa 1111 year aumberod Ul'l,· last yeer was JUt billion 1100 btad ol cattlt, 410,500 bead pounds, I per teat ~teater than of calvet, U,ltiii,OOO bead or 1914 output. Veal production hoga, and tl'l,ltlO head of sheep was 1.011 billion pounda, lito I and IAIItbf.. cent hJiher than lit 11184. CaUfomla wao aecond In num· II Pork production llllllld 11.18 ber of caltle alauihtered In pound1, down II per 1166, witlt 3,tlt1MOO head. Other ••• , wltft IIICI•r from 11184, and lamb and lfldinl cattle olaugbler stateo Wlfot•r mut~ production oilS! mllllclll wwe Nebrallk.t, U'IV.OOO bead: pountl1 Wll t per •'ell! leu llton Tells, 2.813,tl0tl; Mlnneeola, I.1p "I "\PLOW t the prtviOU8 year. 86'1,000; IUJnoil, 1,&44,001; Kan,... ~ !. . ' ,.... J!eef accounted for 59 per sas, 1,477,000; Colorado, 1,430.' ' . tollti Jod .meai prodUCtion 000: Ohio, 1,269,500, and Wlsconpork 36 per cent, teal 1,221,000. When the Going gets Tough! 11165, per cent, and lamb and CaUiornla led ln. lheep and For the steep sl~~s . ·the gullies,. the prden , .. you need 2 per cent. Lard production last lamb oiau(hter Willi 2,031,000 1 . to walk to be efficumt. For mowmg and many other joba year totaled 2.115 billion pounds, head followed by Colorado, I.' ••• ridin1 is beot. Chooee !he Tractor that livHyou a eboioo down 17 per cent from 11184. 570,000: Tuao, 1,231.000: New , -ride or walk, at your diiCl'etion. The board said Uve Jereey, l,Oil,ltlO, and Iowa ; AII·Gear·Drlve, the hilh·lorque Gravely Tractor pta WOIIDl Of Ill CltUe 917,500. lhe toulh lobo done lao!. Chooee from 38 faokhanp at11 : : : 11165 wae 1M pounda Minneeota was aecond to ' wchment., lor year·round power for your lobi. Alk UlIll lighter tllm a ' Iowa in hoe slau&hter, with 5,: "illho Gravely rtolly lndeotructible?" earlter. Averaae live 2111,000 head, followed by Ohio, calves slaup!trtd dropped 4,11W,OOO; IDinoil, 4,11t!,OOO; Jn. pountllto 135 IIOUIIdl. Has• diana, 4,tl73,000; Nebraoka, 3,& eraaed Ill 1 tlltda, down 444,000, and Mllsourt, 3,028.000. WY 2·2975, POMEROY, 0. pounda from lht prevloua year. DEA111 VAUEY E. MAIN ST. Shtep and lambs averaaed Despite ill aridity, lile a'I IN GALLIPOLIS pound&. two pounda heiYier in Death Valley, Calif. CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STOR! !' than In 1914. The ma bu more ti1Bn 500 'ij~"""""""""""""""'~"""'"""'"""'""""""""""""'"""'!!!!!!L~Io~w~a~·~U!_~Ihe~le~!a~de~r~~~ kind& of plant. inoludlllfl des=•:: ert holly, dabllll, popplea and cacti: and kit lotes, rabbits, around oqulrreia, IIJards and other anlmala aurvlve In terrlf· te heal. SNOW COLOR8 Red snow and ,..... snow have boon known to fall In tmm Company. counties for show raeh of boai. Wbn will uldllil 1,_, don'l Hannan Traee I 01 . Tho new tlpenH and re· third <tlpt acoounl rteordl and till ler In IHI. Set .aside a spare flv..year .Inventory l'I<OI'dl ... roont, or a ptu1 of 1 room - In a leallltr loose-leal blader a bedroom, kitchen, or dlnlna which enabltt lilt ""' 10 add room- lor your farm bualneu or 1ublract Jilin. IY PA'IIY 01.\11 center, U you owt. your Iarm, Tba llllne tylielll !Deludes 23 lhll space can bt ID Income labeled divider card& and II Co;, .~ Aceal tax depreciable txpettlt bued labeled lilt !olden. Thll sy• """'' ll:toa•let on lho per cent Of the Ioiii VII· lem Wll developed wHh help Alk a homemaker What I~ ue ol the r"ltlence. For eum- of II Ohio farm lamlllfl. It Wlllll.,'n her klldlln 111t1 11tt II pie, If you have 111 elpt-room 11 1 very practical 171tem and lly, Pletlty ol cabinet I Dd boutte anti you do primarily II very eompaliblt with tlte <GUJlter apaet!" Thil wleb eup.. retord keepinl In one of theH Ohio Commerclll Farm Ac· )10111 a bule rult lor plannlfll rooma, then olle-elplh ol the OOWtl book. an tlly.Jo.work·ln, efflcltnt ~--'--· _ _.::.._ __ · ----- - - kltehtn. Allow enoufh epaet tor wall and bue eablnell, • .;,II· t :,-'• 1~ ~111'1, plndua IIJIICe • D. own RedMeat ProdUetiOD • 8YFour Per Cent ID 1965 ' I I cur-l ~ns, b~nds <·ashed. gtfts 1 . II ' I • I l . ..., . . . . . . .. , " i' ; '· , w• .co. ~.Jr. ~· ..... ..1 '• �' ·' ' IDCome, Expense Records are Keys ' v ·( ' ., w ' l ' ~-~ ~o G~ood Manage:ment by 1 Fa.r~,ers I fore, a record that will keep 1 If used for oblammg crea.lt, Jvo!ue oi U.. rooilio11~ ;,.,, :.. this expen,. by ent~rprises is records desired would Include .depreciated plus onHighth of essential for prolll mnlmiQ.. 1 1111 worth ltlltemem allowlat 1M rutt, ' light, 111111 malntnlion. curr111t asoeu, liabUitlae, anti Illite bUI for the I!Wse. 1 LBbor record!. Tblo ·'·' one of fliiiOOal progress of your farm- A detk, thatr, adding macblne the mOI!t dllfi<Ult ttcotde to inl operation. IIJid fUlfil cabinet aro a low of keep by various OperatiOM 111- AnOther impor!11nt u11 lo the neetiSitles. A ·&op-notob , Farm Income and expense soriated with tiel) Ollllo!l'pi'IJI. Ill management. In till lOng Jarm oemxmt book and a lllln& rtoords !~ou ld !how the date, lt need8 to Include the hotltl run you cal 11]Uimlu "after. l)'ltem m the lwo maiD <0111;p;lce "'" unit, and quantity worked and the •mount Jlllkl In" income and net worlh by poneatl lor this Important job sold or purcha!ed. They should for hirl!d labor and hOIJrt work· the use of completl! recordl. of llrm record ktopioc. Identify the ,..ceipt or ex- ed by family unpaid labor. To KEV SVGGESTIONS Voe al . . .""" ~I pense with each ent•rprlse lf keep this record every year Ia Tbtlelloe•• II llllporlaat AI• 1Joek llld flllq qllem, Ohio at, ~ II possible. Itemize your :" big job, but II would be vatu- 111011 all farmer• hiVe In their Slltle VnlYersity boo 0114! ol the r~etpt• by oource• on your able ror ll8e In enterprise analy- mtnd• the Information IIIII ia bell fsrm accounl boob in the . bjink d•po•Jt sltp! Occa•lonalty '" every 3 · 4 ytars. or follow- netded lor a complete llrm eorn bell with the Ohio Corn- ' bank .•talement• are examined ing a major ollange In enter. record. WriUng this Inform•· mercia! Aeeounl book, IUid a1ao lion w~en tax return• are audited. prises. tlon down on time 11 the Hl:l'el bQ an excellent l~rm and Qeposlt! shown on lhe!e otat•· ' HOW USED to &ood record keeping. Follow home fUlfil program called tho njfnts are usually aS!umed '·•I Complete records can be used I timely sy•t•m of recordinl "Ohio Qllick and Eaoy Fllln11 b~- :ta~~blf' Income unlt!i!s they lo get a clearer picture, your entrjes in the farm ac- System." Both an avaUabJI af~ proved to be otherwloe: I rently, of the reality of the count book. This should bt done frolll your County Eitlellllon 01. tit<'refore. "'" should dearly Ibusmess. Those needed for • weekly baolo, If not more lice, located at tho Courthou1e .Jiy BRYSON R. CARTER Ell.. Agent, Agrl<luture . NQTE: Tbh It lilt 1econd and flnal •rlltle dt~eriblag bow • : 1' und recotd •Y•tem o11 tbo fatm may bo canied oat. I t } ~wed money. repayment of 1cords prevlou!ly mtntloned , ved, mherlta~ce, . and re· :1 record of land use. other records holp detect the lealterl and the lom•. The !taker 1, an ,,Production record•. These enterprl,. that hao room to OK• l!feded to show crop yields. expand or improve and !~)Ilk per cow, egg8 per hen, Iimprovement. In etc. \hey are eS!ential tor en· practice• for maximum prolitl. ttrprlse analysis. The looer I• the enterprise that (reef· rtrordo. Here Is your to too omall and tht large!! !Ingle item of cost In ly to obtain efriclent )\\lur llvestO<k enterprise· there· be prohibitive cool·wloe. n~n·ttllfllble reretpts. ·", • __ ._ Ool--The Sunday Tlmes·Sentlnel, Sunday, May I, 1981 ' GRAVELY the .r RIDING TRACTOR or than on a monthly bull. Develop a farm bullet• - ' I I ! )' Effi'ci'ent Kitchen lneludes P.lenty ·0· f Spaee' for Cabi'n·ets 0 n'· heFarm Front WASHINGTON CUP)) - Red lht lllltl In c:onutterelal red I ~~ j llndiJWI: U you would llkt to have 1 belw1111 bate eablutt mort balp wllh ll'l'lllltmllll of · appU.nen GJIPOII!e eaeh fOUl' ldlabn, eaU 1111 Ellen· otlter: 4 tb 1 llil, t1on OUlet COIIIII Coullly ~ 1 8plct betwtlllt etanter and a 4112111d Me.,. County IIUI95) · llppUa net. ' How cabllllllptCt 11 aHtl 11 Important u hew much available. For malmwn Ult blnel iJe ll to Ill do lhil UH !able or wa11 : 4 • • 1Ill. or atop by and pick up copies ; 8JJICI! belllftn cabinet or IP. of tilt lollowlne ballelllu: floor . pU.nees II rl&bl analtt: 10 • • Pia ror v- 1Clldlel, Mote ' lndtel. lftlet II v- UeU., and • drawen Space between alldiq doorl ,....., ... llltellllllll Work· • out a1 tlltlt otl 1 lablt: - . r peop • "' move • ltettl deptndt on lht nuntber of plua IIIJullable and food Items, utenllll and dllhes lllllra In cablnelt. "':~:::1~~;;;~;;;~~;.;;;;;;;;;. lo bt ilored. For I liberal lm· llhtlvn In corner btu cablnett otml of but cablnete - not add convultnee and lncreue eoUIII!itf lilt epact ttndar the lplct. link and In the ranp - allow Kitchell C!Oitlller spaet It uHtl 10 feat. Six feel ol bue eablnet , lor l!llny Jobt and II em mort llorqe II a minimum. I uaelul wbtn will IOCited. Tlttre lio1l much cabinet IJIICI you jUilable dlvltlen In 1or,.. The 1111011111 of 11111 <'lblnets tbould be II w II 1ncbet ~I with acljuatable sllelvn lbould eollltter tpaee on tilt lllleh 11da equal lite llltOUitt of ban eabl- of the rtfrl&•alor. You,! nett. Space lor Rtra dinner- 2i Ill 21li1Cites of counter 11 ware abould bt locat.d near Ill lite tf&bl Of till link. the dlllin& area or aear lite I Spact belwetn eablnell link - prelei'ably within easy ,appll- lor worldua at --- . · Good, Square Bales Even At High Speeds With Hayliner® 268 Baler! ..·uurnw HAYMAKING NO. 816 MOWER· CONDITIONER in one eost-c:uttinatrlp. Exclutive Fliek·Bar leedln& means there Is no rHI to adjust or maintain ••• lets the 816 work in any CRip from clover to ranu soiJhumSUdanhybrids.Availtble in either ._,_,..._1 or 9-foot mOdtls. ii Ill. NO. 27 HIGH CAPACITY BALER See the McCormick International Harmaklng Combination ar .•• I I I 1, I r I I ( The Prench City PI• at It MIDDUPORT, 0. ITIJ NEw RoLLQ'D SPRING AVI. AN OPPORTUNITY Central Soya of Ohio POMIROY • a • It would seem that the new conlprehensive high school and vocalional school will be a desirable addition to the Meigs Local School Dlstrid. After viewing the information that is available on this issue we believe the propo$8d new school for the Meigs Local ~hool District would serve al·a very. desirable pillar for the futur&growth ' and economic development of M,igs County. Gtllllpollt OPEN TIL 9 PM-MON. THRU SAT. ··auvsr R•cly to Cut ONH? Turf.Trim nil Your Garclen? POWER .MOWER ONLY Por Democratic St1te Centr1l CommJ1111 Rt1dyTo ' SABRE nllER $46•97 ILSE $97.II '· ONLY .. 3 ..... ...Brlua • liP lneumbent Stratton .Experlen~ SERVING MEIGS, GALLIA and MASON COUNTIES Get Alfalfa W"vll? w. hiYe plenty of spr•y · I POME·ROY SIPIIII t,uilln•tlr•~ . 011!1W; v...~ .wv S-!111 \'· ... I ·, ' •, • ,, FOR ABmER MEIGS couNTY 1 ' r I ' .q1,.s.• . - .,. PHONE WY 2·2176 f POMEROY I 1111 II BAKER FURNITURE , MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rear Mtlga General Haspll•l PI I' Your'Fant Service Ctntw ••• I . GREAT on h•nd IIIIAft. CliCK TIIOFFIQAl RATINGS WITH YOUR DEKAIJ DULEI 22" eul. Ill liP Brial • Strat1011 1011111. Bate up to 14 ton. of hay per hour to make the belt use or your haymakins hourt. With the No. u you aet • 52·inch wide pickup with a 21'>·inch flare, a heavy-duty ~train, plus famous l·phase knotters that tit bates 17% stronger. J I This DeKelb variety 872 was rated right near the top of several hundred hybrids tested. cauaatl by dust and fungi which the crystals coUec! as they fall WY 2·5 101 to earth. Mows, C41tditlons and windrOin l BAKER FURNITURE DeKalb varieties listed as experimental 9132 (O.Kalb 872) was tested C!OOplrativ• '· ly by the U.S.D.Mand the Ohio Agricul· tural Research and Development Center in highly infected M.D.M. (Maize Dwarf Mosaic) fields near Portsmouth, Ohio last summer. F I Th T Sal :~o~~~:.n:n"~,::"~: uton· ompson ractor es Greenland and a few other Ate· I I, ·DEKALB HYBRIDS RESIST STUNT ' COMBINATION ______..., I ·;;II GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES SERVICE ';, } belwtllll tllltt·l l - ao lo II IDcbel. too mucll ll*t In• IPIQ balwlttl . IWfilltng Cbtek 1011' doon ol a llorqt unit and" Ia· ' pia lllllf IIJ)II!t blfi''AIIow IIIOII&h rGGin lor"the . baled Ill flo door to IWinC Pl11118 btebel. h lhal OYtr lha rlllp, link or frlprat« btciUif lbll It hard to reacb. A waU ilet lllould bt loc:aled lldl work counter or by :ma .::r: -· ... 11 me••• production duriJII !tel to- 111111 productiOn 1t111 year. 'nte taled SUI billion pountll, dolm 1111 com elite led In sltulhter per cent from 1914, accordlq of calll•·•nd hl!ll, and wat lllllt 1<> lite crop 1\eporllna Board. lit call and sheep and lamb The production fl&ureo Included alallghter. commercial and farm tlaUJ)Iter. Animals killed lor meat In Tba board said beef produc- Iowa 1111 year aumberod Ul'l,· last yeer was JUt billion 1100 btad ol cattlt, 410,500 bead pounds, I per teat ~teater than of calvet, U,ltiii,OOO bead or 1914 output. Veal production hoga, and tl'l,ltlO head of sheep was 1.011 billion pounda, lito I and IAIItbf.. cent hJiher than lit 11184. CaUfomla wao aecond In num· II Pork production llllllld 11.18 ber of caltle alauihtered In pound1, down II per 1166, witlt 3,tlt1MOO head. Other ••• , wltft IIICI•r from 11184, and lamb and lfldinl cattle olaugbler stateo Wlfot•r mut~ production oilS! mllllclll wwe Nebrallk.t, U'IV.OOO bead: pountl1 Wll t per •'ell! leu llton Tells, 2.813,tl0tl; Mlnneeola, I.1p "I "\PLOW t the prtviOU8 year. 86'1,000; IUJnoil, 1,&44,001; Kan,... ~ !. . ' ,.... J!eef accounted for 59 per sas, 1,477,000; Colorado, 1,430.' ' . tollti Jod .meai prodUCtion 000: Ohio, 1,269,500, and Wlsconpork 36 per cent, teal 1,221,000. When the Going gets Tough! 11165, per cent, and lamb and CaUiornla led ln. lheep and For the steep sl~~s . ·the gullies,. the prden , .. you need 2 per cent. Lard production last lamb oiau(hter Willi 2,031,000 1 . to walk to be efficumt. For mowmg and many other joba year totaled 2.115 billion pounds, head followed by Colorado, I.' ••• ridin1 is beot. Chooee !he Tractor that livHyou a eboioo down 17 per cent from 11184. 570,000: Tuao, 1,231.000: New , -ride or walk, at your diiCl'etion. The board said Uve Jereey, l,Oil,ltlO, and Iowa ; AII·Gear·Drlve, the hilh·lorque Gravely Tractor pta WOIIDl Of Ill CltUe 917,500. lhe toulh lobo done lao!. Chooee from 38 faokhanp at11 : : : 11165 wae 1M pounda Minneeota was aecond to ' wchment., lor year·round power for your lobi. Alk UlIll lighter tllm a ' Iowa in hoe slau&hter, with 5,: "illho Gravely rtolly lndeotructible?" earlter. Averaae live 2111,000 head, followed by Ohio, calves slaup!trtd dropped 4,11W,OOO; IDinoil, 4,11t!,OOO; Jn. pountllto 135 IIOUIIdl. Has• diana, 4,tl73,000; Nebraoka, 3,& eraaed Ill 1 tlltda, down 444,000, and Mllsourt, 3,028.000. WY 2·2975, POMEROY, 0. pounda from lht prevloua year. DEA111 VAUEY E. MAIN ST. Shtep and lambs averaaed Despite ill aridity, lile a'I IN GALLIPOLIS pound&. two pounda heiYier in Death Valley, Calif. CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STOR! !' than In 1914. The ma bu more ti1Bn 500 'ij~"""""""""""""""'~"""'"""'"""'""""""""""""'"""'!!!!!!L~Io~w~a~·~U!_~Ihe~le~!a~de~r~~~ kind& of plant. inoludlllfl des=•:: ert holly, dabllll, popplea and cacti: and kit lotes, rabbits, around oqulrreia, IIJards and other anlmala aurvlve In terrlf· te heal. SNOW COLOR8 Red snow and ,..... snow have boon known to fall In tmm Company. counties for show raeh of boai. Wbn will uldllil 1,_, don'l Hannan Traee I 01 . Tho new tlpenH and re· third <tlpt acoounl rteordl and till ler In IHI. Set .aside a spare flv..year .Inventory l'I<OI'dl ... roont, or a ptu1 of 1 room - In a leallltr loose-leal blader a bedroom, kitchen, or dlnlna which enabltt lilt ""' 10 add room- lor your farm bualneu or 1ublract Jilin. IY PA'IIY 01.\11 center, U you owt. your Iarm, Tba llllne tylielll !Deludes 23 lhll space can bt ID Income labeled divider card& and II Co;, .~ Aceal tax depreciable txpettlt bued labeled lilt !olden. Thll sy• """'' ll:toa•let on lho per cent Of the Ioiii VII· lem Wll developed wHh help Alk a homemaker What I~ ue ol the r"ltlence. For eum- of II Ohio farm lamlllfl. It Wlllll.,'n her klldlln 111t1 11tt II pie, If you have 111 elpt-room 11 1 very practical 171tem and lly, Pletlty ol cabinet I Dd boutte anti you do primarily II very eompaliblt with tlte <GUJlter apaet!" Thil wleb eup.. retord keepinl In one of theH Ohio Commerclll Farm Ac· )10111 a bule rult lor plannlfll rooma, then olle-elplh ol the OOWtl book. an tlly.Jo.work·ln, efflcltnt ~--'--· _ _.::.._ __ · ----- - - kltehtn. Allow enoufh epaet tor wall and bue eablnell, • .;,II· t :,-'• 1~ ~111'1, plndua IIJIICe • D. own RedMeat ProdUetiOD • 8YFour Per Cent ID 1965 ' I I cur-l ~ns, b~nds <·ashed. gtfts 1 . II ' I • I l . ..., . . . . . . .. , " i' ; '· , w• .co. ~.Jr. ~· ..... ..1 '• �.,. " \.' ',. - ' ' '!~' ' ' I ' 1..;, n·•· ' "'• Drive for ·Bond Issue • IS . f' ,. ·' . Underway - ~I IX, wbo wu tleclell ; ::;: 7:ri.."UZI:F aa or JO yeara, waa JOUDIOII Pope, :a ;.;;:; - Homer 'l'llllaa, I -~ 11 ' . eiN THE lACE FOR AP.PEALS COURT ~ ~ ~.BIG· ISSUE Gallia County, Cities, Compared VOTE FOR WILLIAM AM MER } JUDGE FOR 9 YWS 1 THE ONLY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE OR THIS OFFICE WHO IS A JUDGE ! I Huae baeklo•s of Cl5elli are PiliDill.P ul our courto. ONLY AN EXPERIENCED tbia In PJekaway County Common Pletl Court. Casl!ll now heard 1ft 3 months. Judse Ammer pledges stmilar ~PHd­ I up In the Court of Appeala. Ammer bao been lit ACCURACY' ' Judie ond 91/IOOth per ••nt rlgbl. I I Only 3 cases rev~.sed out of ,3,883 ease~. ONLy JUDI· CIAL EXPERIENCE can assure aceurae,. iD maklna a. eilllont. i • Republi<an dero, 11VUPI. ENDORSED , · newspapers and lndlvldunJs an J.. ONDIS for THE GAIUA County Junior Fair program was almost com~ plete this ...ek. The Gospel Caravan of Channel J bas beea oigned for the event. A eounty· CONUQS IOttt DISTIICT il • • ..._. - . l•tlnn • , a,. ...... ,...., ............ ,.... .... ·-- ...., Mo-. Mtt'r ... ...,.._ ..... ,_ -_,._ ... _ . _ ........ .. ...-·-......... ............. . . . dtlldi'Hl, .............. -...t. ... ONDB . . . . . . . . . .._ ....... , ... ,,,_. tar . I; ......, ...... otea ................. ,•••• , ., ~ DOIIMr 12)• ....., ....... ....., tat. ....... .... .................. f41 .... _. OMDel k • • I •• ~ ,, , ... - • • NASH also reported four Pl. Pleasant men own the award. They are A. Fay Wilson, 1954; Wilbur C. Diet. for July 8. Cancer Crusade var. l lety show attracted an audle"'" l son, 1955; J. Knox Dye, l!ltU: and Carl Dlleher, 19e!. Meigs countiao-Ralph Spencer- won tbe honor 1n of 400 last Saturday. Holzer One 1960. School or Nursing chorus gave • • • a ctneert Tuesday II Davis BEFORE the 1116U8 aehool term enda, Dat.llna wU1 Hall • the 1llemo "Love Ia A rome up with iodlvldual track 1114 field re<orda thet Song ill Spring." have beea rompiled by Blue DevU thloeilda durlne tbo past 10 yearL DIE IIR GAU.UNS, Gallil • • Academy yearbook, wrlved 1bll oWHEN Clarence 1bompaon wu bead tract -m 11 .,..k, It Ia dedicated to 0. 0 . GAHS, be brought tho recorda up to date .:.... froJ11. 1938 Me1R!7re, and lealun!s a eolor through 1956. During the put 10 years, thlo baa photo of Gatewood, a been overlooked by tho local paper, and faoa too. Aft.r ol the columniat by Susao Bush the recorda are brought up to date, they ahollld ba poated and other pictures o1 the on the Devils~·~ocker room wallo. Then they'll bavo aom• oua home and IIIYlnss o1 thine to ahoot for In the future . Feat jouruallat. Slepbanle • • ert ... editor of the book. THREE GaWpoUa naUvu are members of nr1ou1 athletic oquada at Ohio Stale Unl..rllty. BW :lad!U. 11 1 Buckeye gridder. DIU Conley Ia a member of the aolf ~quad, and Rodger Wllaon Ia a 111embor of tbe tnet ~quad. Eachua and Conley are GAHS Faduatea. Wllaon, anJid. aon of Mr. and lira. W. H. (Hobe) Wllaon and Mr. 1114 Mrs. Walter Danner, waa born In Ga!Upolla, aoo of Mr. and Mn John Wllaon, but moved to Columbua wltb hla parento In tbo early 1950s. He graduated from CoiUIJio bus Wbetotone, and Ia ao OSU oopbomore. .......... c• 107 ....... 0111111...-·. ...... Ill . . . . . . . - - , . . • • • 1111:1''- ... .. - ............. &. . . . . . • aport • \ ) l CHOICE OF ALL: ~..:'::;~ 0..~~~ Jn Plckaway County Republicena, Democrata and 1D- wide talent search Is planned ' Repubficat~s- flut "! Experience Ia C011gress • EIF.tTION DAY- MS., MAY :tnl ONDIS • endor~e ~u.dae WHliam Ammer, The Cin!levillle Jle.raJd aays: William Ammer has aU tbe qualifications to betome an able judie of tbe Appeals Court, A hJgher-eourt jude• SHOUU> BE AN EXPERIENCED JURIST---<>ne who bu L"Ome up throuj'h the ranks." The Ripley Bee declareJ: •·The clincher In hi1 favor •hould be the lact tbat be la: the only ~ublicao can::U. date for thJs judicial office who is a jud(e. EXPERIENC& ON THE BENCH should be tbe first requisite for IJI •ppcllate ~eat." dependeou alike - voted for Jodjll Ammer Tbo Clrelevllle Herald teotlfleo: "Willltm ~. wUJ. lapou to meet the chan..,.. ol a vllal publlo IIIDdloa looo " - proven man1 tlmeo dlll'lna lllo g Jean ao jtutp. N.UIIID IY IIAGI'UAN Patagaata 11'11 IOIDed l'mlload lolqellaa, Ill REPl1BLIC:ANS1 VOTE FOR WlLLIAltl AMIIIER FOR C:Ol1RT OF APPEAUJ .......... Vapllan aamed lllhabllanla Palqolllana, means bil -feet," 11 bee~ IMiana wbo llvod lbert ...,, II moe wllb blip r.et -lin. llalq Gilleopie, N..,. llnllo ..., 0., Commlti.o Clllr. Pd. Pol. My, ... . ., .. RESOLUTION . . Nominate and Elect Fred S. Beman for CONGRESS Cltlnnl of G.lllo llld Molgo Countyso The Congress of the United St.ates h11 the Important last of making laWI 1114 decisions that affect all phases of our Uves. It il essential that you elect 1 man for Congress who has the rourage and ability to stand on his own feet and expreS! hlJ own convictions on the many grave problems that now confront our Nation. fRED S. lEMAN If nominated and elected, I assure you, the People of Gallla and Meigs CouJ2o ·17, that I ahall use all my efforto, as one man among many, to wort for aa early and honorable settlement of the Viet Nam War. I am much opposed to the recklesa apendin& of your am alBo oppooed to an Increase in Income ta•u. ·uan. • • • • • • GAU.IA Academy•, high aehool footbaU team wm bo brlUiant in more waya than one thla faiL . Tbroe grid players were reeenUy lopped for tbe aehool'o NoUonal Honor Society - Joba Magnussen, Gary Smith and Jeff Smith. The 196H7 student body prelldent and vi<e aident are foolblll playera - Gary Smith and LoweD Ev. ana. Greg Howell owoa a 3.8 avera1e. Othera havo ....,. plied hllb marta durlJaa tbo put year aetordlni to grid mentor Terry lfalllley, AJ tbe old aaylng goeL "there'a aotbine bettor then 1 amart athlete." And tbele hoya have ezperie- llld aile, too. I will not be a rubber stamp congreaaiiJall to tbla or money and mille. 1 any other ldmlnlstra· I wiD appreciate your vote and support. TWENTY YEARS AGO, From the flies of The Dally Tribune and weekly Gallla Tlmeo . . . Jack Darnell, 32, killed In automobile wreck near Cheohlre , , . Fourth of July committee named by city offlclail .• , Waahlngton Grode School Principal Ben Evana aenda Columbua Clti· aen letter protesting "unjust tUmlnatlon" of Ga!Ua'a Ra· rbel Ann Masters from state apelllnc bee conteiL , • , Dlrie Glltey, owner of newly-formed baaebaU ltlm, burla eight lnnlnp aa bla Queen Beel dump GaU!a11 10-1 Ia tlhibiUon game •.• Athena ln!Ueta 7-G baaebaD loll 011 ~poUa •• BlU. Devita lllffer firal repiar d• feat Jn two years .•• Dr. Lowll Brown appolated o·•l• VaUoy Rant director and MarahaU Fowler Ia llllDOd telltr • • lllra. 0. H. Booton auccumba Ill WUUamaon, VL , , • J. B. KaU hoada GaiDa Jeraey Breedm AJaa. w. CA!Ir ro WINDS In OOIIlpilanee wilb bla 1: wishes, the body of Joaq MIDet't DOted poet, wu cr ~ mated and lbo ashea lakea up bito 1ho SierrM and to lba windo. Pd. Pol. Mo . VOTI MAY I FOI ' .. JAMES B. C.nclldete for Congre11 KIMB'A~L · lepuhhcu ea..d~Ht• for st.,..!,.,..,..,....,, •.,.l',. Candidate In SoutM.tem Ohio llld Has Sor.-.1 1,. your Gel flo Ce. ' • 1bllan lxocullve Chalrmon For Past 20 Yoon, .. ·, • • ' ' o.•. . ' 27flt Ho'Vst Dfdrfcf,. '<Of . Pd. Pol. Adv. I , ·' PNVAir .14. • For ERective Representation FM E. Iemen, Republlcen 0 TIL\T IT II AND HRR£Bt IS 'I'11E BECOMMINDA· 'DON .OF TIDS lAB ASSOCIATION TO THE VOTERS OF TBB IOUM'B A.PPILLATE DISTBICI OF omo, THAT J. EABi, l'RATf BE NOMINATED AND EI.EC'fm TO SERVE AS .t. ,JtiDQE 01' 1'111101Jat11 DIS'DliCl' coVBt Ol ..&ll'.W.S. . . ', ::· • I -,. I .• JUDGE """ apeed thew hondllnr. Judge Ammer boo doal' SPEED• There are no DATA BOOK lng units, only· 47.9 · occupied units was $56 per 6,430 families, ·n.o per :cent olper cent cotlllHier t3,000. (Cro.. figures for cities under 25,1100, were "sound, with month. them 1n the •ro;'ooo and over se Point wasn't large enough . ! ..,, but some of the comparaUve faelUUes." The Occupied living places 1n Gal· bracket, medlan Income $13,017, to ba In the table.) stalislics for Gallia County: .<lUlled units was · lia County were well. supplied and still 4.3 per rent under $3,. Edina, Mlnn...,la, nelll' might be interesting. median value of own· with conveniences. T~ere . were 000. Twin Citi,., hod 7,331 families, Gallia's 1960 population was er oecUJ>Ied units was $7,8110, washing macbinl!! in 86.3 per · MORE J'OCI(tTS 11.5 per eent of lbem reoelvin& 26,120. Its clvilian Jabot force Median renl qf ihe 2,m4. renter cent of them, home Jreezers Park Ridge, ·JUinois, was $10,0110 lind QlOre, median ' -"'.J was 7,764, of whom 8.3 per · 24.6 per eept, air eo~dition· right up there, with a medlan OOI!lt $12,111, and U )MII'Il!:qli - . '"'. ) cent were unemployed. The Never Reached Sammlt ing in 7.4 per cen~ TV sets in income ol $11,187 lor ita 8,6$ under $3,1100. ;") ll number of familles Is given as Zebulon Pike never reached 82.7 per cent; telephones In 72.6 families, 57.3 per cent of lllem New Jersey had two wealthy ,. 5,1Jl!l, and 36.2 er eent of them the summit of the peak whlcll per cent. :The number with two receiving $10,000 or more. The places of 25,000 or more. Med· had 1959 ineomes under $3,0110. bears his name. Pike climbed more automobiies was 12.4 figure under $3,000 was 3.8 per Jan income of the 6,632 farnUies ., The median iru:ome fi81Jre 11 part way up the Colorado moun· cent, li!ld 12 per eent bod oent in Ridgewood was ~I,:J!11, and $4,029 per farnUy, aDd onlY 5.5 lain, but loill his way and automobile. ·. Anotl1or OJioago subtrb, 56.1 received tlMOO plus, and per cent were In the $10,000 and to turn back. POCKE'J11 EVERYWIII!;U 'lfllrnelto, &eeiiill to be just be- still 5 per cent were under $3,· OVI!I' bracket. 11oo aggregate Looking througl the stalls- low Shaker ll,eights ip med· IIIlO lor the year. Westlleld's iru:ome was $31 mllllon, whlcll PENAL COLONIES for cities with 25,000 or IBn income, $13,661. 01 jts 7,129 8,011 familles hsd a medlan In· would be a UUle more than Gre~t Britain sent many more you find the families, 68.4 per cent received come o1 $10,549, wilb Bl8 per $5,000 per family. Only 211 per Its pr!Boners to Maryland pockets, perceq'Jages of more than $10,1100 a year. StlU cent In the $10,000.up braeke~ ., cent of the county population other southern colonies with Incomes ·ol Jess 3.3 per cent were under $3,1100. but 8.6 per cent received under had completed high scbooi or America in spite of. the $3,000 for. tbe year 1959, Prairie Village, Klll!Bas <near $3,000. ' " hsd addillonal education (the Jtellons of the colomsts. even the wealthiest. Konsas City) had 6,74> ,lllllli- Rockville Centre was the CARMEL SCHOOL - Dr. Lester L. Roush, former Ohio church leader and one·tlnl•,. per cent ol college ll'aduafes RevoluUonary War In legendary Beverly. Hills, lie•. 51.4 per cent with incomes ly New York suburb with a me- oehool teaeber, recently prepared an article for the Times-Sentinel relat.mg to an ej>i- ·' Isn't given) and lbe median f~ such penal colonies m America. California, Y(hose 8,541 families of $10,000 or more, median iJl. dian figure ol mora than ItO,. aode ~S years ago In whleh the Carmel schoo~ located near Racine in Meigs County, wao ··• gore for oc:bool years eomplethad an aggregate income . of come $10,2.25. But 2.9 per ceot 1100. Of 6,686 famiUes, 54.3 per wrecked by lightning when 49 pupils occupied the building. 'Ibis article has drawn wide od is 6.7. . Average life span of a $233 million, median Income was in the poverty range, -un· cent received $10,000 and more, iDterest of residents In that .area. Mrs. Robert Warner, of Pomeroy, recently found Ibis Of GalUa Co!Uity's 7,63Z hous- " 10 years. $11,977, and 56.2 per .cent .., der $3,000. the median was $10,922, nnd 6.1 photo of the building showing tbe destrucUon, Several pupila were knocked unconsciuu! · celving $10,000 or mor~>. lor lbe . Miobigan lDeollle ligures are per cent were under $3,000. by the bolt, but none was seriously burt. year, an amazing 9.1 per cent topped by Birmingham. Its 6,. No Texas suburb of 25,000 or got less than $3,000. Perhaps 674 families had a median In· more appeared to hsve a meet BIRTHS. DIVORC.ES they were unemployed movie l!llme of $10,723, and 53.6 per ian income of $10,1100 or more. REAL ESlATi stars, COlli of them received more But the available ligures are DEATHS, MARRIAGES ·· Highland Park, llUnoio, bod than $10,1100ln 111511, and still 5.1 lor 1960. . Doctor Says Week's 1 ,.• . 1P ,.• n'• eh ,p .. ~ I 4 d· cf. �.,. " \.' ',. - ' ' '!~' ' ' I ' 1..;, n·•· ' "'• Drive for ·Bond Issue • IS . f' ,. ·' . Underway - ~I IX, wbo wu tleclell ; ::;: 7:ri.."UZI:F aa or JO yeara, waa JOUDIOII Pope, :a ;.;;:; - Homer 'l'llllaa, I -~ 11 ' . eiN THE lACE FOR AP.PEALS COURT ~ ~ ~.BIG· ISSUE Gallia County, Cities, Compared VOTE FOR WILLIAM AM MER } JUDGE FOR 9 YWS 1 THE ONLY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE OR THIS OFFICE WHO IS A JUDGE ! I Huae baeklo•s of Cl5elli are PiliDill.P ul our courto. ONLY AN EXPERIENCED tbia In PJekaway County Common Pletl Court. Casl!ll now heard 1ft 3 months. Judse Ammer pledges stmilar ~PHd­ I up In the Court of Appeala. Ammer bao been lit ACCURACY' ' Judie ond 91/IOOth per ••nt rlgbl. I I Only 3 cases rev~.sed out of ,3,883 ease~. ONLy JUDI· CIAL EXPERIENCE can assure aceurae,. iD maklna a. eilllont. i • Republi<an dero, 11VUPI. ENDORSED , · newspapers and lndlvldunJs an J.. ONDIS for THE GAIUA County Junior Fair program was almost com~ plete this ...ek. The Gospel Caravan of Channel J bas beea oigned for the event. A eounty· CONUQS IOttt DISTIICT il • • ..._. - . l•tlnn • , a,. ...... ,...., ............ ,.... .... ·-- ...., Mo-. Mtt'r ... ...,.._ ..... ,_ -_,._ ... _ . _ ........ .. ...-·-......... ............. . . . dtlldi'Hl, .............. -...t. ... ONDB . . . . . . . . . .._ ....... , ... ,,,_. tar . I; ......, ...... otea ................. ,•••• , ., ~ DOIIMr 12)• ....., ....... ....., tat. ....... .... .................. f41 .... _. OMDel k • • I •• ~ ,, , ... - • • NASH also reported four Pl. Pleasant men own the award. They are A. Fay Wilson, 1954; Wilbur C. Diet. for July 8. Cancer Crusade var. l lety show attracted an audle"'" l son, 1955; J. Knox Dye, l!ltU: and Carl Dlleher, 19e!. Meigs countiao-Ralph Spencer- won tbe honor 1n of 400 last Saturday. Holzer One 1960. School or Nursing chorus gave • • • a ctneert Tuesday II Davis BEFORE the 1116U8 aehool term enda, Dat.llna wU1 Hall • the 1llemo "Love Ia A rome up with iodlvldual track 1114 field re<orda thet Song ill Spring." have beea rompiled by Blue DevU thloeilda durlne tbo past 10 yearL DIE IIR GAU.UNS, Gallil • • Academy yearbook, wrlved 1bll oWHEN Clarence 1bompaon wu bead tract -m 11 .,..k, It Ia dedicated to 0. 0 . GAHS, be brought tho recorda up to date .:.... froJ11. 1938 Me1R!7re, and lealun!s a eolor through 1956. During the put 10 years, thlo baa photo of Gatewood, a been overlooked by tho local paper, and faoa too. Aft.r ol the columniat by Susao Bush the recorda are brought up to date, they ahollld ba poated and other pictures o1 the on the Devils~·~ocker room wallo. Then they'll bavo aom• oua home and IIIYlnss o1 thine to ahoot for In the future . Feat jouruallat. Slepbanle • • ert ... editor of the book. THREE GaWpoUa naUvu are members of nr1ou1 athletic oquada at Ohio Stale Unl..rllty. BW :lad!U. 11 1 Buckeye gridder. DIU Conley Ia a member of the aolf ~quad, and Rodger Wllaon Ia a 111embor of tbe tnet ~quad. Eachua and Conley are GAHS Faduatea. Wllaon, anJid. aon of Mr. and lira. W. H. (Hobe) Wllaon and Mr. 1114 Mrs. Walter Danner, waa born In Ga!Upolla, aoo of Mr. and Mn John Wllaon, but moved to Columbua wltb hla parento In tbo early 1950s. He graduated from CoiUIJio bus Wbetotone, and Ia ao OSU oopbomore. .......... c• 107 ....... 0111111...-·. ...... Ill . . . . . . . - - , . . • • • 1111:1''- ... .. - ............. &. . . . . . • aport • \ ) l CHOICE OF ALL: ~..:'::;~ 0..~~~ Jn Plckaway County Republicena, Democrata and 1D- wide talent search Is planned ' Repubficat~s- flut "! Experience Ia C011gress • EIF.tTION DAY- MS., MAY :tnl ONDIS • endor~e ~u.dae WHliam Ammer, The Cin!levillle Jle.raJd aays: William Ammer has aU tbe qualifications to betome an able judie of tbe Appeals Court, A hJgher-eourt jude• SHOUU> BE AN EXPERIENCED JURIST---<>ne who bu L"Ome up throuj'h the ranks." The Ripley Bee declareJ: •·The clincher In hi1 favor •hould be the lact tbat be la: the only ~ublicao can::U. date for thJs judicial office who is a jud(e. EXPERIENC& ON THE BENCH should be tbe first requisite for IJI •ppcllate ~eat." dependeou alike - voted for Jodjll Ammer Tbo Clrelevllle Herald teotlfleo: "Willltm ~. wUJ. lapou to meet the chan..,.. ol a vllal publlo IIIDdloa looo " - proven man1 tlmeo dlll'lna lllo g Jean ao jtutp. N.UIIID IY IIAGI'UAN Patagaata 11'11 IOIDed l'mlload lolqellaa, Ill REPl1BLIC:ANS1 VOTE FOR WlLLIAltl AMIIIER FOR C:Ol1RT OF APPEAUJ .......... Vapllan aamed lllhabllanla Palqolllana, means bil -feet," 11 bee~ IMiana wbo llvod lbert ...,, II moe wllb blip r.et -lin. llalq Gilleopie, N..,. llnllo ..., 0., Commlti.o Clllr. Pd. Pol. My, ... . ., .. RESOLUTION . . Nominate and Elect Fred S. Beman for CONGRESS Cltlnnl of G.lllo llld Molgo Countyso The Congress of the United St.ates h11 the Important last of making laWI 1114 decisions that affect all phases of our Uves. It il essential that you elect 1 man for Congress who has the rourage and ability to stand on his own feet and expreS! hlJ own convictions on the many grave problems that now confront our Nation. fRED S. lEMAN If nominated and elected, I assure you, the People of Gallla and Meigs CouJ2o ·17, that I ahall use all my efforto, as one man among many, to wort for aa early and honorable settlement of the Viet Nam War. I am much opposed to the recklesa apendin& of your am alBo oppooed to an Increase in Income ta•u. ·uan. • • • • • • GAU.IA Academy•, high aehool footbaU team wm bo brlUiant in more waya than one thla faiL . Tbroe grid players were reeenUy lopped for tbe aehool'o NoUonal Honor Society - Joba Magnussen, Gary Smith and Jeff Smith. The 196H7 student body prelldent and vi<e aident are foolblll playera - Gary Smith and LoweD Ev. ana. Greg Howell owoa a 3.8 avera1e. Othera havo ....,. plied hllb marta durlJaa tbo put year aetordlni to grid mentor Terry lfalllley, AJ tbe old aaylng goeL "there'a aotbine bettor then 1 amart athlete." And tbele hoya have ezperie- llld aile, too. I will not be a rubber stamp congreaaiiJall to tbla or money and mille. 1 any other ldmlnlstra· I wiD appreciate your vote and support. TWENTY YEARS AGO, From the flies of The Dally Tribune and weekly Gallla Tlmeo . . . Jack Darnell, 32, killed In automobile wreck near Cheohlre , , . Fourth of July committee named by city offlclail .• , Waahlngton Grode School Principal Ben Evana aenda Columbua Clti· aen letter protesting "unjust tUmlnatlon" of Ga!Ua'a Ra· rbel Ann Masters from state apelllnc bee conteiL , • , Dlrie Glltey, owner of newly-formed baaebaU ltlm, burla eight lnnlnp aa bla Queen Beel dump GaU!a11 10-1 Ia tlhibiUon game •.• Athena ln!Ueta 7-G baaebaD loll 011 ~poUa •• BlU. Devita lllffer firal repiar d• feat Jn two years .•• Dr. Lowll Brown appolated o·•l• VaUoy Rant director and MarahaU Fowler Ia llllDOd telltr • • lllra. 0. H. Booton auccumba Ill WUUamaon, VL , , • J. B. KaU hoada GaiDa Jeraey Breedm AJaa. w. CA!Ir ro WINDS In OOIIlpilanee wilb bla 1: wishes, the body of Joaq MIDet't DOted poet, wu cr ~ mated and lbo ashea lakea up bito 1ho SierrM and to lba windo. Pd. Pol. Mo . VOTI MAY I FOI ' .. JAMES B. C.nclldete for Congre11 KIMB'A~L · lepuhhcu ea..d~Ht• for st.,..!,.,..,..,....,, •.,.l',. Candidate In SoutM.tem Ohio llld Has Sor.-.1 1,. your Gel flo Ce. ' • 1bllan lxocullve Chalrmon For Past 20 Yoon, .. ·, • • ' ' o.•. . ' 27flt Ho'Vst Dfdrfcf,. '<Of . Pd. Pol. Adv. I , ·' PNVAir .14. • For ERective Representation FM E. Iemen, Republlcen 0 TIL\T IT II AND HRR£Bt IS 'I'11E BECOMMINDA· 'DON .OF TIDS lAB ASSOCIATION TO THE VOTERS OF TBB IOUM'B A.PPILLATE DISTBICI OF omo, THAT J. EABi, l'RATf BE NOMINATED AND EI.EC'fm TO SERVE AS .t. ,JtiDQE 01' 1'111101Jat11 DIS'DliCl' coVBt Ol ..&ll'.W.S. . . ', ::· • I -,. I .• JUDGE """ apeed thew hondllnr. Judge Ammer boo doal' SPEED• There are no DATA BOOK lng units, only· 47.9 · occupied units was $56 per 6,430 families, ·n.o per :cent olper cent cotlllHier t3,000. (Cro.. figures for cities under 25,1100, were "sound, with month. them 1n the •ro;'ooo and over se Point wasn't large enough . ! ..,, but some of the comparaUve faelUUes." The Occupied living places 1n Gal· bracket, medlan Income $13,017, to ba In the table.) stalislics for Gallia County: .<lUlled units was · lia County were well. supplied and still 4.3 per rent under $3,. Edina, Mlnn...,la, nelll' might be interesting. median value of own· with conveniences. T~ere . were 000. Twin Citi,., hod 7,331 families, Gallia's 1960 population was er oecUJ>Ied units was $7,8110, washing macbinl!! in 86.3 per · MORE J'OCI(tTS 11.5 per eent of lbem reoelvin& 26,120. Its clvilian Jabot force Median renl qf ihe 2,m4. renter cent of them, home Jreezers Park Ridge, ·JUinois, was $10,0110 lind QlOre, median ' -"'.J was 7,764, of whom 8.3 per · 24.6 per eept, air eo~dition· right up there, with a medlan OOI!lt $12,111, and U )MII'Il!:qli - . '"'. ) cent were unemployed. The Never Reached Sammlt ing in 7.4 per cen~ TV sets in income ol $11,187 lor ita 8,6$ under $3,1100. ;") ll number of familles Is given as Zebulon Pike never reached 82.7 per cent; telephones In 72.6 families, 57.3 per cent of lllem New Jersey had two wealthy ,. 5,1Jl!l, and 36.2 er eent of them the summit of the peak whlcll per cent. :The number with two receiving $10,000 or more. The places of 25,000 or more. Med· had 1959 ineomes under $3,0110. bears his name. Pike climbed more automobiies was 12.4 figure under $3,000 was 3.8 per Jan income of the 6,632 farnUies ., The median iru:ome fi81Jre 11 part way up the Colorado moun· cent, li!ld 12 per eent bod oent in Ridgewood was ~I,:J!11, and $4,029 per farnUy, aDd onlY 5.5 lain, but loill his way and automobile. ·. Anotl1or OJioago subtrb, 56.1 received tlMOO plus, and per cent were In the $10,000 and to turn back. POCKE'J11 EVERYWIII!;U 'lfllrnelto, &eeiiill to be just be- still 5 per cent were under $3,· OVI!I' bracket. 11oo aggregate Looking througl the stalls- low Shaker ll,eights ip med· IIIlO lor the year. Westlleld's iru:ome was $31 mllllon, whlcll PENAL COLONIES for cities with 25,000 or IBn income, $13,661. 01 jts 7,129 8,011 familles hsd a medlan In· would be a UUle more than Gre~t Britain sent many more you find the families, 68.4 per cent received come o1 $10,549, wilb Bl8 per $5,000 per family. Only 211 per Its pr!Boners to Maryland pockets, perceq'Jages of more than $10,1100 a year. StlU cent In the $10,000.up braeke~ ., cent of the county population other southern colonies with Incomes ·ol Jess 3.3 per cent were under $3,1100. but 8.6 per cent received under had completed high scbooi or America in spite of. the $3,000 for. tbe year 1959, Prairie Village, Klll!Bas <near $3,000. ' " hsd addillonal education (the Jtellons of the colomsts. even the wealthiest. Konsas City) had 6,74> ,lllllli- Rockville Centre was the CARMEL SCHOOL - Dr. Lester L. Roush, former Ohio church leader and one·tlnl•,. per cent ol college ll'aduafes RevoluUonary War In legendary Beverly. Hills, lie•. 51.4 per cent with incomes ly New York suburb with a me- oehool teaeber, recently prepared an article for the Times-Sentinel relat.mg to an ej>i- ·' Isn't given) and lbe median f~ such penal colonies m America. California, Y(hose 8,541 families of $10,000 or more, median iJl. dian figure ol mora than ItO,. aode ~S years ago In whleh the Carmel schoo~ located near Racine in Meigs County, wao ··• gore for oc:bool years eomplethad an aggregate income . of come $10,2.25. But 2.9 per ceot 1100. Of 6,686 famiUes, 54.3 per wrecked by lightning when 49 pupils occupied the building. 'Ibis article has drawn wide od is 6.7. . Average life span of a $233 million, median Income was in the poverty range, -un· cent received $10,000 and more, iDterest of residents In that .area. Mrs. Robert Warner, of Pomeroy, recently found Ibis Of GalUa Co!Uity's 7,63Z hous- " 10 years. $11,977, and 56.2 per .cent .., der $3,000. the median was $10,922, nnd 6.1 photo of the building showing tbe destrucUon, Several pupila were knocked unconsciuu! · celving $10,000 or mor~>. lor lbe . Miobigan lDeollle ligures are per cent were under $3,000. by the bolt, but none was seriously burt. year, an amazing 9.1 per cent topped by Birmingham. Its 6,. No Texas suburb of 25,000 or got less than $3,000. Perhaps 674 families had a median In· more appeared to hsve a meet BIRTHS. DIVORC.ES they were unemployed movie l!llme of $10,723, and 53.6 per ian income of $10,1100 or more. REAL ESlATi stars, COlli of them received more But the available ligures are DEATHS, MARRIAGES ·· Highland Park, llUnoio, bod than $10,1100ln 111511, and still 5.1 lor 1960. . Doctor Says Week's 1 ,.• . 1P ,.• n'• eh ,p .. ~ I 4 d· cf. �" .... -. . ..... ! - I• ,,' . I I I - .. , I Orioles ··~~ab. FirSt !Place 3 to In AL, .. r· ·•: • DETROIT (UP!) Dave Jobnson'l•oecond solo bomer of the game broke a :1>2 tie iD the seventh Inning Saturday and enabled Baltimore ID chalk, up its ninth ·stralgbt. victery, a s-2 triumph oW!r lbe Detroit Tlgers that moved !be Orioles lnl<l sole posoeaslon of first ~· in the American League. The victory booated the BaJ. tlmore record to 11-1 ond moved the club one-haU game a. , - -~ .,,.,t, . .•• '1' ,,-~, . ''· -·· • L1 • on with one out and t'Unners on first and 1hlrd In the last of the aeventh and thwarted the Tigers on one blt the .-1 of the way. Detroit's Dennis McLain ~"e up only three hill in his .e·cenilloing stint but ail three ,,·ere bomen ond be 811fter.c_ h is first Joss after three wm, Baltimore took a U leod whlcb was Dave McNally went the Orst 1 1-3 itlniogs to gain cr.cu fm" the victory ond boost his record to 3-0. But be needed help from reliever Stu Miller, who came ' r ' lite I lb!tlar !lmei&ntlne'l, SUnday, . ,, i' . "Y May 1, 19611-11 • Sunday Times-Sentinel \ I • I' .~ ·f. tiVI ~· ~ 'lid ·•t\ Rl! ( !a 1-~ 1.' it ' Chicago t ...I' Bulls Pick 01 ,.• n'' ch ,p ~e •• i I" yankees Leave AL ceIIar Blank Kansas c·Ity 6-0 Bonus Baby Rich Rei"chardt Hits Two Homers ID } Rung . .. at RAWLINGS ...d· NELSONVILLE <3941 Steve Schultz . .. 39-·39 -78 · Dave Fraedrich ... 57- 50-107 \ Mark Mechem . . . . 51--43-991 Sieve Schaeffer ... 59-51-llO ' ' TOTALS 206-188-394 .c Attend 1 1 1 Bene£'It Games Would-he Thief G hR k ets t e Three Ex-Buck G• ndders Will BH d = I PUBLIC SALE !'"'"ora "'I1 set l•n Dra ke .R.el Nelsonvill e ... .. · 1 2 18 Wellsto n · · .. .... 1 2 10 TOTALS ..... ... f i t;r; i~polls Chris Rodertck j Galli lis .. ... .. fired a par 35 during the rtnai nine hole> ur t h c seventh annual SEOAL golf tournament at Logan Friday to tie the Chief· loin's Kick Engle for medalist honors. The two fl. nlshed with I four-overpar 74. Roderick had 8 39 U1e first nine whll<- En· gle shot a 38. Engle finished !be last nine with a M·F Tractor 1963 model No. 65 Dieselmatic, 1147 hrs.; M·F Tractor 1961 model No. 50 diesel, 1149 brs. both tractors in top condition; M·F 3-14 plows, used 2 seasons; M·F mower ~ ft. cut, 2 seasons; M·F No. 61 corn picker; Int. field chopper No. 16, 2 seasons, New Holland blower No. 23, 2 seasons· Cobey ensilage wagon, heavy duty, tandem wheels: 2 seasons: heavy duty Case wagon with 16' bed; Cobey P.T.O. manure spreader, 2 seasons; M-F planter, 4 seasons; 16-row corn sprayer; scraper blade; 9 ft. Dunham disc; Dunham cultipacker; 1teel harrow; 6-hole hog feeder; McCulloch chain saw, 20" blade: Oliver.12-hoe grain drill; 6 ft. Bush Hog, like new; 2-wheel trailer. 1963 model Deluxe Ford 1. ton truck, steel dump bed with grain and cattle racks; truck bed (or l ton truck, steel floor and cattle racks: Int. 45T baler; plaUorm scales; 2 sections for Martin silo; lot used blocks: lot hay or ensilage racks; pony sui· ty cart and h81'!less; deep well pumr: o/• bp booster pump; wheelbarrow; complete se of blacksmith tools; lOt block and lines; man~ miscellaneous iteliiB · . prececun, 36. e V-6 Engine :100 bales good clover hay: 1)00 b-1•• mixed hay; 10 bales straw; 14 foot of co~n sil~le In 'atl 18·fl. · eAutomatic Transmission ., WANTE·DI • • or John McNtiii,AuctloiMtr..,.Phou, 675·241~ lie Buff; .RIItl., , ' · .· . , .,... . hm.JIIfr, >.clerk . Lunch wUl be served we lllvlte y0u til villi tbl• f81'm at·anytilllt ' i I ' " 11960 Cushman, Scooter, nice el962 Soars, Moped (not running yet, but soon) e1962 Harley, Scooter, (also not running yet, but soon) el964 Honda, ISO series, a little rough front fender, but runs like a new one RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORT, 0. 4 DOOR SEDAN ! '· el958 Lambrolla, Scooter, 3 speed BUICK SPECIAL 530 gal. Solar bulk tank;' 4-unit Choreboy pipeline milker; 8-stall Clay herringbone milking parlor •nd feeders; 52-gal. electric water heater, used 1 year; wash vat. · · FEED . J •. H. CAUFtAAN Phone 675-A429 If you are interested in a good used unit, we hav• three I hat will run . WILL SELL A BUICK FOR LESS MONEY For lriformallon Call • First British Open championship in eight entries. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A GOOD USED UNIT, WE HAVE THREE THAT WILL RUN NOBODY, BUT NOBODY sllo. to be sold lllil lllOved; 2 Mal'ie~la allos, 18x40 • and 12x40; Aluminum 1050 bu. grana!')!; wooden building size 12x20: . - ,en. 2 2 23 po IJackson .... · .. · 2 2 1'1 IPomeroy ........ 1 3 19 TOTALS .. · ·, · · 8 8 !II _LAST WEEKS RESULTS: Middleport 4 Jackson 0 Pomeroy 10 Gallipolis 4 Wellston 7 Logan 3 Athens 5 Nelsonville .1 est insurance rates in the past three years. DOC SEZ: DAIRY EQUIPMENT 'J I I (Southern Dl\'lsion) ~al· I~~d:port ... .. W3 \ ~2 . CO !"EM LIST - MACIDNERY :r: siait TEAM WLROR Athens . .. . .. .. .. . 3 o 20 4 Logan 1 2 18 Dairy Herd, Machinery, Dairy Equipment, Feed and Supplies · 83 Head Holstem Cattle 49 _cows In production.- 7 springers, 2 2 yr. old 3 yr. hetfers, Holstein bull 5 months heifers old - Hereford bull 20 months old. This Ia a top herd of cows, only 1 cow over 6 YfS: o~ . age,. 80% calfhood vaccinated; many are artifiCially srred and 30 hd. are artificially bred· 18 cov.;s ~re to freshen in Aug. and Sept. ' This Is a wonderful herd-don't miss this sale! Individual health papers furnished on ali cattle. Star' 7 1,.Jar,ks (Nortbero Oh !d· 11 1 COMPLm.DISPERSAL Buckeyes ..1 SEO STANDI N<;s At The Huston Coufman Farm 4 mit., above Pt•.Pleasant, W.Va. on Rte. 17 1 I SEO Standings Friday, May 6, I0:30A.M. Fast Time · Open Hard d Season Dec. } We now have the best selection of new HOND A motorcycles in stock that we have ever had. 4~ OXFORD, Ohio IUPI) - Miami University canceled its new units in stock now . _. we are shooting I'or scheduled baseball dou.bleloea<i· if er Saturday with Western Mic.n· ,l the best year ever so come on in and be one of the Iigan and its annual spring "nicest people" ll is easier than you think Iball game was poslponed indef;mall down payment, easy monthly payments, lowinitely because of rain. At Mercerville ' • w· I· I NICEST PEOPLE TIME Ang els. In, 16-9 j •t, II, 0 I u!'" lilt l' PHILADELPIIIA (UP[) -~ tanct medley. Iwhen Marybmd Stall was four mile, and Kentucky State, by the new Ch~eago Bulls teo~ NEW YOR~ (UP!) - Solari, with Point Du Jour fourth. of the struggle but BeaUPJ Villanova, with more heroics Fiorillo A&M was the actual disqualified. whose coach Sam Taylor died !from Ute Eastorn Division play who has a hiStory of finishing As usuol Selon got awoy to bottled gamely under !lie whipfrom sophomore Dovid Patrick, 1winner in the 440, and was · Maryland TakH MOe Ithree weeks ago, repeated its .er pool of the Notionol Baske~ 1aecond In big races, fmaliy 1a slow start In Ute lz mile ping of Manny Yoaza. But BeaiJ.. and Florida A&M, with the belp )moved Into first place In the The famed mile, limited thls ;victory of a year ogo In the . ball Association have Oblo Afm. made good ot Aqueduct Satur-,race, traHing Ute field for the ,py was not equal to lbe oceaof a disqualification, wrapped 1880 when Morgan State, which year to the sii fastest teams sprint medley wben it outran . lations. . Iday when he won the $84,160 1first half mile. He still was sev- .sion os Selari romped acro~ up the72nd annual Penn Rclays 1Jed them home by two yards 'decided by Friday trmls went 1Sewn Hail by 1Syards to win in ' Those fiVe are Nate Bowman,,Grey Dng Hondicap by three · ,enth at the end of the hack- ;the finish line In l:iitl Z-li ovor with two victories each Satur· Iwas d~qualified for passing out' to defending champion 'Mary· 3:24.S. ,a 6-foot· 10 center from W~chlta quarters of a length 1..- his olretch but began to pick up the muddy track. doy on rain swept Franklin 1of the zone. iland State with a seven. yard ! Tennessee nailed down thest~te :i:'v~r·"7 8~ ~e C~c.lll- first stakes victory. !'horses on Ute final turn, "I Solari vald $12.20, $0.110 llld FJeld before 2ii,2SIJ soaked and 1 It was the second year in "Ivictory over Morgan Stale In eighth major title with a seven · ~a~ Y~ sT op ~a~ c ~~c~ Lost year Solari owned by With only an eighth of I mile $3.BII and earned $04,1197. He now · chilled fans. row the 8811 winner wos decided 3:1S.2. !yard triumph over Navy in the : 08 year, om ac "·. or the Valley Farm w'as second In to go, Beaupy, who went to the has earned $184,768, most of It 1 Vill 'lh th thrill on a disqualification, lost year, I Georgewwn, finally breaking 4M yards shuttle hurdles with o · m:r ~mv~rsl~ ~ Cint"';::'ati the Discovery the Lowrence front at the star~ still enjoyed gleaned In finishing second or /~~ab "'sal~no er blond. North Carolina College won ja 15-year meet jllll<, won the top time of 59.5 seconds. , ' r w 0 ~:~h Ro ~~ AI~ . Realization and Ute Roamer three-le~gth lead, with Pow- third In stakes races. lng m s Y 1more • The dramatics of Friday seasons WI e ya s, ' :This ar he • er of Destiny second and Selarl Beoupy poid $UO and t4 fatrlck, outran Georgetown to were Villanovo beating George-' anchl, Ron Bonham and Barry ye . was ~ner-up In , now third. while Power Of Destiny returnhlp the Hoy as in the ftnal 40 town In • rerord . breaking Clemens. Ithe Seminole, the Wtdener and Power Of Destiny faded out ed $6.80. yards of the two mile to ' th bo I t . H , Bonham, with the Boston c.!· I the Gutfslream Park Handi· - - - -- - - - - - . e anc r eg o wm. e re- t: the thr caps db ak with lbelr ttcor. re mg led s turd . the I mil "wCS past ee seasons. "'" I . lormonce Friday In Ute pea _a_ ~ ay m wo " a te:unmate of Thacker on the But with Johnny Sellers ' All-Stars Clnrmnatt team that won two riding for the first Ume the 4. NEW YORK (UP!) - The New York Yankeeo employNCAA championships In the year-old son of Prince • John ed Mel Stottlemyre's six·hit pitching, a pair of double steals early 1060s· , went ail the way In the Grey and a perfect squeeze play to beot Kansas City Athletics 6.0 Clemens, 8 . rookie from Ohio Log, getting to the front In the 0 0 Saturdoy and climb out of the American League cellar. Wesleyon Umverslly, saw con- i closing yards to beat Beaupy tn The defeat was the filtb straight for the Athletics and siderable action thiS post sea- · the 23rd running of the race. · dropped lbem Into the basement son With the New York KnickI . Reichardt slammed a pair of. Add YaakOOI WO _ eal erbockers. . Power of Destiny wao third, BOSTON (UP!) - Rich S! ttl W C , Bionchl 9 lll-yeor vete sll long lengths tarther back two-run homers in the eighth inning Saturdoy to tie the o emyre, a game wm- man ayne ausey 1 error .' . ran major league record and pace a 12-run explosion that car· ner last yeor, bore down In a :and Jake Gibbs singled to score with Philadelphia, was 8 stand- AAA rled the California Angels to a 16·9 victory over the Boat0D ~., ;,.. vague StBndlnp steody dri2zle to register his Bayer and move Clarke to 3rd. out at Bowlmg Green. He had 'tVV Red Sox 1 ~) Uni;•d Pre" futeruaUonal first vi<:tory In three decisl~ Fred Tolbot started for Kan· =~~·~,need his retirement at the The $200,1100 bonus baby is t h e . - - - - - - - - - 'teom w L Pet. GB this seoson and the YIIJltees sas City and suffered his seoBulls bthe post ...son, but the lith player In modem major eighth and conUnued the as~1ttsburgh 10 5 .661 fi~~ sh;to~t of the~~ only lond setback 18alnst no vic· chance: !:n~nvlnce him to league history to belt two bonl- 88WI 180inst lbe cream of Ute <·Los Angeles u 6 .647 run ~ anree:' scor tortes alter Y_lelding lour runa Bianchi, Bonh~m and Thackers In one lnnlug. Joe Pepitone Red Sol relief corps - ruokie ~hiladrlplua 8 s .61S I f I~!.,~ IDRi: ,belore departing In the lbll'd. er are guords ond Clemena., of Ute New York Yaakees wa• Ken Sanders, Dick Radall· and Sau francisco 11 7 .611 1·2 1~ alked, look th~ I Hm successor, Aurelio Monteaa forward. Ute last player to acompllsh Dan Osinski. 00 gulo, wa• the Vlclim of •-Atlanta 10 7 .SII8 1 'a son w , . both. the teat, on Moy 23, 1962. I-HousJon , Approximately 4110 persons atSenders gave up two blts and 8 9 .47! 3 Roy White • single and came double steals. New York > 6 .4SS 3 home as Roger Morlll bounced White scored on the front "First home rua, Mom! And I tended three benefit bosketball Jim Fregosi and Bobby a walk and Radell come on St Louis .43B Into a double play. end of one witb Mlckey Mantle brought home the ba~ hall and games at Hannan Ttoce High Knoop, wbose two. errors apiec.. with the score 11-7, the baiie• 311 7 9 l-CincinnaU StotUemyre pulled a t>erfec! In the third and Gibbs slid part of tile fenee 11 went tverl" School in Mercerville · Fridoy earlier In the game led to sll loaded and two out . 3 10 _231 6 Chicago · ... · 3 1.2 .200 7 ~::: ~ ~ad ~ankeea borne safely after_ w..-klng an0C night. . unearned Boston runs, olso Fregosi's double · off RaM!z . •-Night games Clele Bo alter other one wttlt White In the In the fll'sl game, Mre. Mary sparked the 12-run uprising. cleared the bases and put the I . Saturday's Games· Cl k yer otngled, Horace fourlb. IJTfLEB IN LEAD YOUNGSTOWN Ohio (UP!) Evans' Hannan Trace girls Fregosl slammed a three. run Angela ahead 1~ Knoo drill Philadelphia 12 Chlc~go 0 ar e wos sale on third base- Ralph Terry, traded to Kan- SAN ANTONIO: Tex. IUPI) Holy Rebounding rocks. - downed Southwestern 33-28 to double and Knoop followed two ed a homer and J.;, .~dc.!k tri~ • tan Fran 6 St. Louis 1 .... City alter holding out ail - Steady .Gene Littler of Lo An unidentified man got the remain unbeaten in two years. pitches later with hls fourlb led to knock out Radotz and New York at Pittsburgh, ppd, aprmg with cleveland, made his JoliJI, Calif., surged ahead a- shock of his life Frldoy night Billie Mayberry'• Z4 led t be homer of the year. OsbiSki gave up a alngle II Jack rain lint appeoraace of Ute season gam Saturday With . a lhree-un- after he hurled baH of a con- winners. Sbe's averl8ed 2t Baston hnd built a 9-3 lead . l!ouston at Atlanta I night) In the siiib and gave up one' der por 67 to give him an elgb~ crete block at Brenner's Jewel- points a game during the past Warner and Reichardt s sec· OincinnaU at Los Angeles bit during the two Innings he I ander 202 ond a one-stroke lead ry Store in the downtown area. two years. Judy Mitchum was ~s::~ thr!!~'h:ers ~ ~~~:~the IICOI'(nlghl) worked. alterT three roundo of the $80,· A foot patrolmon said be ob- top rebounder. June Hutchins Carl Yasirse111kl and Tooy a iwo-run ~ve uu:':"~= 1100 exas Open. Toclay'o Probable Pitchers served the man hurl the con- had 14 for the losers. Conigliaro and a solo homer by Wilson out of the game New York at Pittsburgh e 000fe DEAliLIIAM TRIUMPHS The veteran of 20 tournament crete and then watcbed it re- In the second benent game rookie George Scott . nsher (0-3 ) vs. Veale 11-1) . ELAWARE, Oblo (UP!) - victories held the one-stroke bound from the safety glass ond i!pOIISOred by the HT Beta club · Veteran Lew Bur<lelle, who Philadelphia at Chicago - COLUMBUS (UP!) - Tbe .,. Earlh~ College of Richmond, margin over Jerry Edward• of strike the man In the bead. and athletic departmen~ the Tbe Angels routed starter pitched only 2-3 of an Inning beJackson 10-21 or Culp t0-3) vs. nual gridiron clinic banquet Frl- Ind., piled up 71 points to win Fort Worth who bad shared Downtown merchants hove faculty downed Southw~tern's Earl Wilson with one out In the tOre being Ulled for a plnrhbi~ 11811 (0-0) Iday night In the Ohio Union the Greot Lakes Invlt.Uo"al third place with Littler at' the been plagued by broken store 1faculty 60-58. Bill Kirkbride ter In the eighth inning, g o t Houston at Atlanta- Cuenar 'wlll pay honor to three former Tt: meet here Saturday. halfway mark Fridoy. Edwards windows. Tbe owner of the Jew- 'had 22 for the losers. George I lO credit for the vlci<Jry to boost (2-o) vs. Cloninger 12-1) Ohio State University foolbail er colleges competing, and was seven-under with 6B.fi 7 .6~ elry store Instilled the aalety 'Evans had 32 ond Clyde Evans . biB reord to 2-0. , Cincinnati ot Los Angeles - players. 1:::lln,•cores, were Wabash, 37: 203 going lsto Sunday's final glass which rep..-tedly is un-~' 28 f..- the winners. Sanders pitched to only four fappas (0-l) vs. sutton 1 :~-21 T . 3.!: Wooster, 31; Hope, round. breakoble. In Ute nightcap, the Hannan hatters but was charged with 1 St. Louis ot San Francisco- . o be cited lor their accomp-126, Ohio Wealeyan. 31; Albion The rock-hurler, who escaped, Trace beat the HT A· WOO the defaot. He's 1-4 !hill season. Gibson (2-l) vs. Perry !2-0) lishments m vartous fields are l17: Kenyon, 9, and Denison, 1. failed to notice Ute warning In lumnl, IIUG, Terry Rucker had · :. Monday'• Gameo Alan D. Fters Jr. of lndlanapeJ. ---WEITLAUFER WINS the lower corner of the glass 22 for lbe losers. Gary Harrl18• member of the 1~ ;No games scheduled ()()ACHING CHANGE PINEHURST, N. c. (UPIJ _which reads _ "Burglers .. . ison had 17 and Dan Hall it for TOP AVERAGE SPEED • teams; Joseph Ttivisonno CINCINNATI (UP!) - Carl l Ward Wettlaufer of Atlanta lost Don't try to breok this glass be- tho winners. DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI)' . Cleveland, 11155-5U7 and Tom Hubbard, head football coach at, only one hole in on afternoon cause you can't" . . . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio Favored Richard Petty won . American Leagoe . Matte of Baltimore, 195UHO.I Oxford'• Talowonda H 1g hi round of sui>par play as he SEVENTH STRAIGI{I' Slate University wlll play a 2f. the Rebel 400 late model stock Teem W L Pet. GB Fiers a Marine Corps Re- School, will take the same post I rallied to ~efeat Marion Heck MT. UNION WINS MARIE'ITA, Oblo (UP!) - game baskelbaD schedule In car race Saturday witb the fast. · Ba!Jimore ...... 11 1 .917 Iserve lleutenont wos pr ted at suburban Lockland high 4 and 2 lrl Saturday's 36-hol~ ALLIANCE, Ohio (UPii-MI. IMarietla College's varsity ere" 19l!UI, with II of the gaiMB on eat avtrage speed ever recordC)iveland .. .. . 10 1 .909 .,; the Bronze r..- actt~a acbool, the Iotter announced I final of' the 116th Nol1h ond Umon College swept 12 out of rowed ID lt80eventh straight vic- the home <Ourl ond 10 DOll-COl!· ed In Darllngton competition, Chicago ... .. . 10 3 .769 1\1, IS, lii6S, In Santo Domingo, re~ Saturdoy. Hubbard wm succeed South Men's Amateur Golf 16 events Saturday to beat vi• lory In an undefeated ...,.. fortllCO PlllOS on lbe slate. 11135.85 miles per hour. Detroit . .. .... 10 6 .62ii 3 ·cuing a wounded civil' and IDan Sullivan, who resigned to Championship Jtm_g Hiram College of Hirsm, here Saturday when it defeated Tbe begiDI J;Jee 1· 1 california .. .. 7 6 .038 4\1, suffering injuries In dolngl8n become bead coach at Milford . OhiO 122 1·3 to 13 2-3 In a track Wayne Slate University of bome !"""""gainst BaUer nd 80· High ScbooL Minnesota . ... 4 6 .038 4\\ . . . meet held In the rain here. Detroit In th second na1 a BOLD LAD RETVRNII 4 .: ··ashington : 3 9 250 8 ' Tmisenoo Is being honored TILT CANCELLED BG TIIIVMPH "-~-tta Kl anise Cl b D~ March a at bome agaiDat lUI- CHERRY HILL, N. J. (UPI) "· ·• 'for "his courageou li and ...,.. W U ·~.,.tta DOis .. n .. .. .. 3 10 .231 8 I ittve leodershi s oc on . ON USE ABEA CINCINNATI (UPI) - Haln BOWLING Green, Ohio . Marietta wnn by one ond ~ · - Tbe PbJpps lamUy eollected 1 New York . . . . 3 li .214 9 :'eronce and or~erm J:,?-,::'" ~~ High water spU!ed over on forced Xovler Un~ventty to con- <UPII - Bowling Green scored bail lengths over a 1 S-It m11e Noli-<Oillereooe pmei wW !Ie $!1,'110 ~ ¥y ~Lady won Kan1as 2 10 .167 9 racial disorders Clev~land tile Dew Upetreom Public UBe celtis annualsprmg Intra-squad three goals 1n the final period couroe on the Mu•klnRum Riv· played at Iowa Stele, /{aiiSas, tho $28,8110 J~ . e Hartdi81 • .J~~~~~:l';' Gam"' Collinwood High School . Area In Galllpollo aroond 6:41 football game scheduled Satur· Saturday to take a 7-S iacroSBe er. Alleul400 fans braved a COD- ~e, Nortlt Carolina lind Geor- "'P ~I ·Gatden BIIIJ, Pilrk sa~ B 3 Oetroit 2 . March. 11165 ... m1 p. m., Saturday, oear lbo doy night. It wm not be re- victory over Oberlin for Its slant rain to watch the rept.lia Tech and 11011-conference lriay but Bold Lad I ·suceeq. York 6 Kansas Ctly D I Trivisonno a coacb ond l boatloaD<blag ramp, scheduled. third straight win after 8 Josa. Ia. • games at home will be-aaatnst f\11 ~tutn to eompetltiQn Ill. !be, 16 Roston 9 teacher at the school, gathered Waahington Bille, Teras Cbrllo race aav~0lbem mort Washington. ppd. a group of his albietes to safely i1,.f' ltaD, Army and Northern Michl· aau.failllon. , . al f .e\·etond. ppd. escort studenta !rom the school a~ 1f.0 181!- besides Buller. Bold Lail, tb~ .IJM 1-yea,<)ld · Pr~obabl• Pltchtrs to wailing busea through a 0 Jlonie.and.bome aeries w111 be chall)piCIII who InJUred a btee ";,"'" al !Jetrott - Park· group of threatening students. . , with Mlnneaola, Purdue, Mlch~ In llie 1161 llanlu~ · DerbJ 1 vs. Sparma II~) Matte, a quorterback at Ohio DES MOINES, Iowa (UPII- Salem In 1909 and tied by Rice Ito Texas Southern In the quar- 111'4 lnchea atabUsbed tast gan Slate, Jowa lind Nortltwesl- llld lii!Jihed.•lOth, 1\'0D. the $11,· at Clmland -State, had played ., a reserve A national collegiate record and last year. ter mile reloy. year, . em lltld .'l llqp pmes wltb In- MD ~anC!Ii race .1>7 ,lliily I It-il vs. T!8ol 12·0) halfback with the Baltimore ' seven meet ma:ks toppled So~ Relay records also fell to l Randy Matson, Teras Ai.M's Hartfield reta . . ~ buncits, ~In ·lild bead 01'01'-Baller wijll C.imo ' 1 Washmglon, 2 Colts of the National Football urday In the wmdup of the Abilene Chrtslion in the dis- field star and Tuas Soutberll'o j 1ned the MldtlpQ lll .lllll Tell _ aetiQn. tblfd. ., 12·1I and Kaat U-1) •Leogue until pressed lnte I<I'V· 51th Drake Relays before 18,· tanCI! medley reloy In 9:41.1, Jobn H.,:llleld each turned In lump crown with I leap . G . , l!icheri 10·31 and Ortega (0- , ice tate In tho season sa 3 pro 000 Ions In 43 degree wealhl'l' and to Teras Southern In the ·record perfOflll8llCOS to wiD a eel, 1~ lnrhea, one inch. biCbOU G!I!J'DS Willi . · · I!WU ,GULFIItll ~ Duckworth 10-2). ·quarterback for the first time. on 1 dry trock. ~yard relay In :40.Z. aecond straigbl llriike title. er than bis recGI'd ~I iD IJ86. MORG.WOO\VN, W. ~L (II• , PEUWARE, Oblo (tl'l) ·~~~::~~;City at New York. 2 He led the Colis to a ployoff Michigan State's 4tiO • yard 0sw Moore of · Southem PI) - . Ohio University I 1011 '011\0 WesllllYID edged YOUIIP' '~ 10-21 and Dobson It· with Green Bay for the Wostern ahuHle hurdle team of Clint Southern Unlverolty't relay M~on took the sbolpul witlt a Dllnolo elteblllhed .@ ~.o-mile team de~ Will V~~ ~ U~ to /.II!! 1D 1011 Sal. Fo1·d 10.11 and Peterson Dlvlaioo tiUe and to vlci<Jry 1n Jones, Bob steele, Fred McKoy lealllll won bo!h the sprint med· beave of 85 feet, S lnrbes to mark tN:4U 8nd Tom Von tl!i lo II!! ~ ¥Jiii a ~·. · . . the Playoff BowL and Gene Waohlngton turned In ley reley ond the college mite break Ids owa record of 83 feel, Rttdfn o1 Oldaboma· Bille took ill'wnpour but tho loaer.' ll'ifi~ · ·Tilt ,J!ilhopl lennlll meet .. i at Boston, 1 - . He Is being bon..-ed u "a the outstanding performance of winning four of the sll col- ous!JI'o-mile J1181'k at 8:51.3 and tho uD!verslty • t:olll!le mile In ~ loot ¥1!11•1 bol!,l!n d!>er!/n. . doUbleltel!ler· . 'Ifill' (l·ll and Sanford.livlng example of a player who with • Ume of :&'1.4, 1 tenth of loge rela)'l on tile program. Jtm Grelle of ~on put up the 1 recM~'t·3ll Aiel Henderson wltlt • ye. · Jlii!«WID-Wallace iiJid, · laertiH vs Slephensao (1~) and perfol'llll at his best wben biB 1 second under the national Soulbern also Onlshed second fllile standard 011:01.8, botlt iD of ~ set lite The ·D!"'~ l!llde Ollfo ~· ,1M .l!le,~ 1!1 ~ ~· . wQhed . (!H)) .. team ueedl bim the IDOit." colll&tale mark set by Winston relay to dupllcate lis 1966 leal 1851. . ~- and lbe boll :"Uti'N. - · ' I '.. Villanova Captor es Peon Relays J:.w~~.:;:.~ Selari Cap~I First StakesIVictory ir" I I after ~o Innings on homers.by pitched ~ shutout IJIIlfnp • Curt Blefary ond J?hnsOn. But ,Piece before Job• broli~ up roollo centerlielder Mickey lbe contest with bis second Stanley drove In both of IJ&. homer. troit'a l'Uilll, doubling iD Orlan- . Detroit got runners on first do McFarlane In the second and third with one out in the Inning ond singling home AI ninth against Mil'•r but the il~ Kallne in the foorth to tie !bel tie reliever ag'm <m1ffed out game a th• threat to nail d<~wn the vJo. McNally ond McLain then ::.:y. p ~~~ed·~~eland, PREP TEAM - Tbt Pomeroy Ptllllter buebaU ll'luad of 18 boys, wiU begin Clasa A Sectional Tournament oomelime this week should weolber toadlllona Improve. 't!le Panthers drew a first T"und bye In the drowings. Players! are, front row ileft to right), Bob Wblle7, I..an7 Walter. Tom Titus, Terry Evans, Jeff Werry. Second row, Moore, Steve Fin law, Eddie Bael\ Dlcli: Werry, Cluldl: Bu:telo, Bruce Simpson, Lenny Van Meter. Back row, To Woodo, Jim Crow, Bob Bwdelte. ROJ: Camlap, llod IWr IIIII Cnach Russ .!Iooft\. ~- .... • •. _ ~ ·;J' t • I , • t ' ' • ' ' ;M, -~W¥iif~. ', Oli~· :~-~ eRadio •' YOU CAN1 GET A BETltR .DEAL ANYWHERE ., ROUTE SALESMAN 6E~ BGTrli'N& .co. ~ e White Walls · 1· · SMITH ·BUICK CO. ) 48 State Strut ' ' .. • • . \' t . ~" \ . : ,l • t �" .... -. . ..... ! - I• ,,' . I I I - .. , I Orioles ··~~ab. FirSt !Place 3 to In AL, .. r· ·•: • DETROIT (UP!) Dave Jobnson'l•oecond solo bomer of the game broke a :1>2 tie iD the seventh Inning Saturday and enabled Baltimore ID chalk, up its ninth ·stralgbt. victery, a s-2 triumph oW!r lbe Detroit Tlgers that moved !be Orioles lnl<l sole posoeaslon of first ~· in the American League. The victory booated the BaJ. tlmore record to 11-1 ond moved the club one-haU game a. , - -~ .,,.,t, . .•• '1' ,,-~, . ''· -·· • L1 • on with one out and t'Unners on first and 1hlrd In the last of the aeventh and thwarted the Tigers on one blt the .-1 of the way. Detroit's Dennis McLain ~"e up only three hill in his .e·cenilloing stint but ail three ,,·ere bomen ond be 811fter.c_ h is first Joss after three wm, Baltimore took a U leod whlcb was Dave McNally went the Orst 1 1-3 itlniogs to gain cr.cu fm" the victory ond boost his record to 3-0. But be needed help from reliever Stu Miller, who came ' r ' lite I lb!tlar !lmei&ntlne'l, SUnday, . ,, i' . "Y May 1, 19611-11 • Sunday Times-Sentinel \ I • I' .~ ·f. tiVI ~· ~ 'lid ·•t\ Rl! ( !a 1-~ 1.' it ' Chicago t ...I' Bulls Pick 01 ,.• n'' ch ,p ~e •• i I" yankees Leave AL ceIIar Blank Kansas c·Ity 6-0 Bonus Baby Rich Rei"chardt Hits Two Homers ID } Rung . .. at RAWLINGS ...d· NELSONVILLE <3941 Steve Schultz . .. 39-·39 -78 · Dave Fraedrich ... 57- 50-107 \ Mark Mechem . . . . 51--43-991 Sieve Schaeffer ... 59-51-llO ' ' TOTALS 206-188-394 .c Attend 1 1 1 Bene£'It Games Would-he Thief G hR k ets t e Three Ex-Buck G• ndders Will BH d = I PUBLIC SALE !'"'"ora "'I1 set l•n Dra ke .R.el Nelsonvill e ... .. · 1 2 18 Wellsto n · · .. .... 1 2 10 TOTALS ..... ... f i t;r; i~polls Chris Rodertck j Galli lis .. ... .. fired a par 35 during the rtnai nine hole> ur t h c seventh annual SEOAL golf tournament at Logan Friday to tie the Chief· loin's Kick Engle for medalist honors. The two fl. nlshed with I four-overpar 74. Roderick had 8 39 U1e first nine whll<- En· gle shot a 38. Engle finished !be last nine with a M·F Tractor 1963 model No. 65 Dieselmatic, 1147 hrs.; M·F Tractor 1961 model No. 50 diesel, 1149 brs. both tractors in top condition; M·F 3-14 plows, used 2 seasons; M·F mower ~ ft. cut, 2 seasons; M·F No. 61 corn picker; Int. field chopper No. 16, 2 seasons, New Holland blower No. 23, 2 seasons· Cobey ensilage wagon, heavy duty, tandem wheels: 2 seasons: heavy duty Case wagon with 16' bed; Cobey P.T.O. manure spreader, 2 seasons; M-F planter, 4 seasons; 16-row corn sprayer; scraper blade; 9 ft. Dunham disc; Dunham cultipacker; 1teel harrow; 6-hole hog feeder; McCulloch chain saw, 20" blade: Oliver.12-hoe grain drill; 6 ft. Bush Hog, like new; 2-wheel trailer. 1963 model Deluxe Ford 1. ton truck, steel dump bed with grain and cattle racks; truck bed (or l ton truck, steel floor and cattle racks: Int. 45T baler; plaUorm scales; 2 sections for Martin silo; lot used blocks: lot hay or ensilage racks; pony sui· ty cart and h81'!less; deep well pumr: o/• bp booster pump; wheelbarrow; complete se of blacksmith tools; lOt block and lines; man~ miscellaneous iteliiB · . prececun, 36. e V-6 Engine :100 bales good clover hay: 1)00 b-1•• mixed hay; 10 bales straw; 14 foot of co~n sil~le In 'atl 18·fl. · eAutomatic Transmission ., WANTE·DI • • or John McNtiii,AuctloiMtr..,.Phou, 675·241~ lie Buff; .RIItl., , ' · .· . , .,... . hm.JIIfr, >.clerk . Lunch wUl be served we lllvlte y0u til villi tbl• f81'm at·anytilllt ' i I ' " 11960 Cushman, Scooter, nice el962 Soars, Moped (not running yet, but soon) e1962 Harley, Scooter, (also not running yet, but soon) el964 Honda, ISO series, a little rough front fender, but runs like a new one RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORT, 0. 4 DOOR SEDAN ! '· el958 Lambrolla, Scooter, 3 speed BUICK SPECIAL 530 gal. Solar bulk tank;' 4-unit Choreboy pipeline milker; 8-stall Clay herringbone milking parlor •nd feeders; 52-gal. electric water heater, used 1 year; wash vat. · · FEED . J •. H. CAUFtAAN Phone 675-A429 If you are interested in a good used unit, we hav• three I hat will run . WILL SELL A BUICK FOR LESS MONEY For lriformallon Call • First British Open championship in eight entries. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A GOOD USED UNIT, WE HAVE THREE THAT WILL RUN NOBODY, BUT NOBODY sllo. to be sold lllil lllOved; 2 Mal'ie~la allos, 18x40 • and 12x40; Aluminum 1050 bu. grana!')!; wooden building size 12x20: . - ,en. 2 2 23 po IJackson .... · .. · 2 2 1'1 IPomeroy ........ 1 3 19 TOTALS .. · ·, · · 8 8 !II _LAST WEEKS RESULTS: Middleport 4 Jackson 0 Pomeroy 10 Gallipolis 4 Wellston 7 Logan 3 Athens 5 Nelsonville .1 est insurance rates in the past three years. DOC SEZ: DAIRY EQUIPMENT 'J I I (Southern Dl\'lsion) ~al· I~~d:port ... .. W3 \ ~2 . CO !"EM LIST - MACIDNERY :r: siait TEAM WLROR Athens . .. . .. .. .. . 3 o 20 4 Logan 1 2 18 Dairy Herd, Machinery, Dairy Equipment, Feed and Supplies · 83 Head Holstem Cattle 49 _cows In production.- 7 springers, 2 2 yr. old 3 yr. hetfers, Holstein bull 5 months heifers old - Hereford bull 20 months old. This Ia a top herd of cows, only 1 cow over 6 YfS: o~ . age,. 80% calfhood vaccinated; many are artifiCially srred and 30 hd. are artificially bred· 18 cov.;s ~re to freshen in Aug. and Sept. ' This Is a wonderful herd-don't miss this sale! Individual health papers furnished on ali cattle. Star' 7 1,.Jar,ks (Nortbero Oh !d· 11 1 COMPLm.DISPERSAL Buckeyes ..1 SEO STANDI N<;s At The Huston Coufman Farm 4 mit., above Pt•.Pleasant, W.Va. on Rte. 17 1 I SEO Standings Friday, May 6, I0:30A.M. Fast Time · Open Hard d Season Dec. } We now have the best selection of new HOND A motorcycles in stock that we have ever had. 4~ OXFORD, Ohio IUPI) - Miami University canceled its new units in stock now . _. we are shooting I'or scheduled baseball dou.bleloea<i· if er Saturday with Western Mic.n· ,l the best year ever so come on in and be one of the Iigan and its annual spring "nicest people" ll is easier than you think Iball game was poslponed indef;mall down payment, easy monthly payments, lowinitely because of rain. At Mercerville ' • w· I· I NICEST PEOPLE TIME Ang els. In, 16-9 j •t, II, 0 I u!'" lilt l' PHILADELPIIIA (UP[) -~ tanct medley. Iwhen Marybmd Stall was four mile, and Kentucky State, by the new Ch~eago Bulls teo~ NEW YOR~ (UP!) - Solari, with Point Du Jour fourth. of the struggle but BeaUPJ Villanova, with more heroics Fiorillo A&M was the actual disqualified. whose coach Sam Taylor died !from Ute Eastorn Division play who has a hiStory of finishing As usuol Selon got awoy to bottled gamely under !lie whipfrom sophomore Dovid Patrick, 1winner in the 440, and was · Maryland TakH MOe Ithree weeks ago, repeated its .er pool of the Notionol Baske~ 1aecond In big races, fmaliy 1a slow start In Ute lz mile ping of Manny Yoaza. But BeaiJ.. and Florida A&M, with the belp )moved Into first place In the The famed mile, limited thls ;victory of a year ogo In the . ball Association have Oblo Afm. made good ot Aqueduct Satur-,race, traHing Ute field for the ,py was not equal to lbe oceaof a disqualification, wrapped 1880 when Morgan State, which year to the sii fastest teams sprint medley wben it outran . lations. . Iday when he won the $84,160 1first half mile. He still was sev- .sion os Selari romped acro~ up the72nd annual Penn Rclays 1Jed them home by two yards 'decided by Friday trmls went 1Sewn Hail by 1Syards to win in ' Those fiVe are Nate Bowman,,Grey Dng Hondicap by three · ,enth at the end of the hack- ;the finish line In l:iitl Z-li ovor with two victories each Satur· Iwas d~qualified for passing out' to defending champion 'Mary· 3:24.S. ,a 6-foot· 10 center from W~chlta quarters of a length 1..- his olretch but began to pick up the muddy track. doy on rain swept Franklin 1of the zone. iland State with a seven. yard ! Tennessee nailed down thest~te :i:'v~r·"7 8~ ~e C~c.lll- first stakes victory. !'horses on Ute final turn, "I Solari vald $12.20, $0.110 llld FJeld before 2ii,2SIJ soaked and 1 It was the second year in "Ivictory over Morgan Stale In eighth major title with a seven · ~a~ Y~ sT op ~a~ c ~~c~ Lost year Solari owned by With only an eighth of I mile $3.BII and earned $04,1197. He now · chilled fans. row the 8811 winner wos decided 3:1S.2. !yard triumph over Navy in the : 08 year, om ac "·. or the Valley Farm w'as second In to go, Beaupy, who went to the has earned $184,768, most of It 1 Vill 'lh th thrill on a disqualification, lost year, I Georgewwn, finally breaking 4M yards shuttle hurdles with o · m:r ~mv~rsl~ ~ Cint"';::'ati the Discovery the Lowrence front at the star~ still enjoyed gleaned In finishing second or /~~ab "'sal~no er blond. North Carolina College won ja 15-year meet jllll<, won the top time of 59.5 seconds. , ' r w 0 ~:~h Ro ~~ AI~ . Realization and Ute Roamer three-le~gth lead, with Pow- third In stakes races. lng m s Y 1more • The dramatics of Friday seasons WI e ya s, ' :This ar he • er of Destiny second and Selarl Beoupy poid $UO and t4 fatrlck, outran Georgetown to were Villanovo beating George-' anchl, Ron Bonham and Barry ye . was ~ner-up In , now third. while Power Of Destiny returnhlp the Hoy as in the ftnal 40 town In • rerord . breaking Clemens. Ithe Seminole, the Wtdener and Power Of Destiny faded out ed $6.80. yards of the two mile to ' th bo I t . H , Bonham, with the Boston c.!· I the Gutfslream Park Handi· - - - -- - - - - - . e anc r eg o wm. e re- t: the thr caps db ak with lbelr ttcor. re mg led s turd . the I mil "wCS past ee seasons. "'" I . lormonce Friday In Ute pea _a_ ~ ay m wo " a te:unmate of Thacker on the But with Johnny Sellers ' All-Stars Clnrmnatt team that won two riding for the first Ume the 4. NEW YORK (UP!) - The New York Yankeeo employNCAA championships In the year-old son of Prince • John ed Mel Stottlemyre's six·hit pitching, a pair of double steals early 1060s· , went ail the way In the Grey and a perfect squeeze play to beot Kansas City Athletics 6.0 Clemens, 8 . rookie from Ohio Log, getting to the front In the 0 0 Saturdoy and climb out of the American League cellar. Wesleyon Umverslly, saw con- i closing yards to beat Beaupy tn The defeat was the filtb straight for the Athletics and siderable action thiS post sea- · the 23rd running of the race. · dropped lbem Into the basement son With the New York KnickI . Reichardt slammed a pair of. Add YaakOOI WO _ eal erbockers. . Power of Destiny wao third, BOSTON (UP!) - Rich S! ttl W C , Bionchl 9 lll-yeor vete sll long lengths tarther back two-run homers in the eighth inning Saturdoy to tie the o emyre, a game wm- man ayne ausey 1 error .' . ran major league record and pace a 12-run explosion that car· ner last yeor, bore down In a :and Jake Gibbs singled to score with Philadelphia, was 8 stand- AAA rled the California Angels to a 16·9 victory over the Boat0D ~., ;,.. vague StBndlnp steody dri2zle to register his Bayer and move Clarke to 3rd. out at Bowlmg Green. He had 'tVV Red Sox 1 ~) Uni;•d Pre" futeruaUonal first vi<:tory In three decisl~ Fred Tolbot started for Kan· =~~·~,need his retirement at the The $200,1100 bonus baby is t h e . - - - - - - - - - 'teom w L Pet. GB this seoson and the YIIJltees sas City and suffered his seoBulls bthe post ...son, but the lith player In modem major eighth and conUnued the as~1ttsburgh 10 5 .661 fi~~ sh;to~t of the~~ only lond setback 18alnst no vic· chance: !:n~nvlnce him to league history to belt two bonl- 88WI 180inst lbe cream of Ute <·Los Angeles u 6 .647 run ~ anree:' scor tortes alter Y_lelding lour runa Bianchi, Bonh~m and Thackers In one lnnlug. Joe Pepitone Red Sol relief corps - ruokie ~hiladrlplua 8 s .61S I f I~!.,~ IDRi: ,belore departing In the lbll'd. er are guords ond Clemena., of Ute New York Yaakees wa• Ken Sanders, Dick Radall· and Sau francisco 11 7 .611 1·2 1~ alked, look th~ I Hm successor, Aurelio Monteaa forward. Ute last player to acompllsh Dan Osinski. 00 gulo, wa• the Vlclim of •-Atlanta 10 7 .SII8 1 'a son w , . both. the teat, on Moy 23, 1962. I-HousJon , Approximately 4110 persons atSenders gave up two blts and 8 9 .47! 3 Roy White • single and came double steals. New York > 6 .4SS 3 home as Roger Morlll bounced White scored on the front "First home rua, Mom! And I tended three benefit bosketball Jim Fregosi and Bobby a walk and Radell come on St Louis .43B Into a double play. end of one witb Mlckey Mantle brought home the ba~ hall and games at Hannan Ttoce High Knoop, wbose two. errors apiec.. with the score 11-7, the baiie• 311 7 9 l-CincinnaU StotUemyre pulled a t>erfec! In the third and Gibbs slid part of tile fenee 11 went tverl" School in Mercerville · Fridoy earlier In the game led to sll loaded and two out . 3 10 _231 6 Chicago · ... · 3 1.2 .200 7 ~::: ~ ~ad ~ankeea borne safely after_ w..-klng an0C night. . unearned Boston runs, olso Fregosi's double · off RaM!z . •-Night games Clele Bo alter other one wttlt White In the In the fll'sl game, Mre. Mary sparked the 12-run uprising. cleared the bases and put the I . Saturday's Games· Cl k yer otngled, Horace fourlb. IJTfLEB IN LEAD YOUNGSTOWN Ohio (UP!) Evans' Hannan Trace girls Fregosl slammed a three. run Angela ahead 1~ Knoo drill Philadelphia 12 Chlc~go 0 ar e wos sale on third base- Ralph Terry, traded to Kan- SAN ANTONIO: Tex. IUPI) Holy Rebounding rocks. - downed Southwestern 33-28 to double and Knoop followed two ed a homer and J.;, .~dc.!k tri~ • tan Fran 6 St. Louis 1 .... City alter holding out ail - Steady .Gene Littler of Lo An unidentified man got the remain unbeaten in two years. pitches later with hls fourlb led to knock out Radotz and New York at Pittsburgh, ppd, aprmg with cleveland, made his JoliJI, Calif., surged ahead a- shock of his life Frldoy night Billie Mayberry'• Z4 led t be homer of the year. OsbiSki gave up a alngle II Jack rain lint appeoraace of Ute season gam Saturday With . a lhree-un- after he hurled baH of a con- winners. Sbe's averl8ed 2t Baston hnd built a 9-3 lead . l!ouston at Atlanta I night) In the siiib and gave up one' der por 67 to give him an elgb~ crete block at Brenner's Jewel- points a game during the past Warner and Reichardt s sec· OincinnaU at Los Angeles bit during the two Innings he I ander 202 ond a one-stroke lead ry Store in the downtown area. two years. Judy Mitchum was ~s::~ thr!!~'h:ers ~ ~~~:~the IICOI'(nlghl) worked. alterT three roundo of the $80,· A foot patrolmon said be ob- top rebounder. June Hutchins Carl Yasirse111kl and Tooy a iwo-run ~ve uu:':"~= 1100 exas Open. Toclay'o Probable Pitchers served the man hurl the con- had 14 for the losers. Conigliaro and a solo homer by Wilson out of the game New York at Pittsburgh e 000fe DEAliLIIAM TRIUMPHS The veteran of 20 tournament crete and then watcbed it re- In the second benent game rookie George Scott . nsher (0-3 ) vs. Veale 11-1) . ELAWARE, Oblo (UP!) - victories held the one-stroke bound from the safety glass ond i!pOIISOred by the HT Beta club · Veteran Lew Bur<lelle, who Philadelphia at Chicago - COLUMBUS (UP!) - Tbe .,. Earlh~ College of Richmond, margin over Jerry Edward• of strike the man In the bead. and athletic departmen~ the Tbe Angels routed starter pitched only 2-3 of an Inning beJackson 10-21 or Culp t0-3) vs. nual gridiron clinic banquet Frl- Ind., piled up 71 points to win Fort Worth who bad shared Downtown merchants hove faculty downed Southw~tern's Earl Wilson with one out In the tOre being Ulled for a plnrhbi~ 11811 (0-0) Iday night In the Ohio Union the Greot Lakes Invlt.Uo"al third place with Littler at' the been plagued by broken store 1faculty 60-58. Bill Kirkbride ter In the eighth inning, g o t Houston at Atlanta- Cuenar 'wlll pay honor to three former Tt: meet here Saturday. halfway mark Fridoy. Edwards windows. Tbe owner of the Jew- 'had 22 for the losers. George I lO credit for the vlci<Jry to boost (2-o) vs. Cloninger 12-1) Ohio State University foolbail er colleges competing, and was seven-under with 6B.fi 7 .6~ elry store Instilled the aalety 'Evans had 32 ond Clyde Evans . biB reord to 2-0. , Cincinnati ot Los Angeles - players. 1:::lln,•cores, were Wabash, 37: 203 going lsto Sunday's final glass which rep..-tedly is un-~' 28 f..- the winners. Sanders pitched to only four fappas (0-l) vs. sutton 1 :~-21 T . 3.!: Wooster, 31; Hope, round. breakoble. In Ute nightcap, the Hannan hatters but was charged with 1 St. Louis ot San Francisco- . o be cited lor their accomp-126, Ohio Wealeyan. 31; Albion The rock-hurler, who escaped, Trace beat the HT A· WOO the defaot. He's 1-4 !hill season. Gibson (2-l) vs. Perry !2-0) lishments m vartous fields are l17: Kenyon, 9, and Denison, 1. failed to notice Ute warning In lumnl, IIUG, Terry Rucker had · :. Monday'• Gameo Alan D. Fters Jr. of lndlanapeJ. ---WEITLAUFER WINS the lower corner of the glass 22 for lbe losers. Gary Harrl18• member of the 1~ ;No games scheduled ()()ACHING CHANGE PINEHURST, N. c. (UPIJ _which reads _ "Burglers .. . ison had 17 and Dan Hall it for TOP AVERAGE SPEED • teams; Joseph Ttivisonno CINCINNATI (UP!) - Carl l Ward Wettlaufer of Atlanta lost Don't try to breok this glass be- tho winners. DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI)' . Cleveland, 11155-5U7 and Tom Hubbard, head football coach at, only one hole in on afternoon cause you can't" . . . COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio Favored Richard Petty won . American Leagoe . Matte of Baltimore, 195UHO.I Oxford'• Talowonda H 1g hi round of sui>par play as he SEVENTH STRAIGI{I' Slate University wlll play a 2f. the Rebel 400 late model stock Teem W L Pet. GB Fiers a Marine Corps Re- School, will take the same post I rallied to ~efeat Marion Heck MT. UNION WINS MARIE'ITA, Oblo (UP!) - game baskelbaD schedule In car race Saturday witb the fast. · Ba!Jimore ...... 11 1 .917 Iserve lleutenont wos pr ted at suburban Lockland high 4 and 2 lrl Saturday's 36-hol~ ALLIANCE, Ohio (UPii-MI. IMarietla College's varsity ere" 19l!UI, with II of the gaiMB on eat avtrage speed ever recordC)iveland .. .. . 10 1 .909 .,; the Bronze r..- actt~a acbool, the Iotter announced I final of' the 116th Nol1h ond Umon College swept 12 out of rowed ID lt80eventh straight vic- the home <Ourl ond 10 DOll-COl!· ed In Darllngton competition, Chicago ... .. . 10 3 .769 1\1, IS, lii6S, In Santo Domingo, re~ Saturdoy. Hubbard wm succeed South Men's Amateur Golf 16 events Saturday to beat vi• lory In an undefeated ...,.. fortllCO PlllOS on lbe slate. 11135.85 miles per hour. Detroit . .. .... 10 6 .62ii 3 ·cuing a wounded civil' and IDan Sullivan, who resigned to Championship Jtm_g Hiram College of Hirsm, here Saturday when it defeated Tbe begiDI J;Jee 1· 1 california .. .. 7 6 .038 4\1, suffering injuries In dolngl8n become bead coach at Milford . OhiO 122 1·3 to 13 2-3 In a track Wayne Slate University of bome !"""""gainst BaUer nd 80· High ScbooL Minnesota . ... 4 6 .038 4\\ . . . meet held In the rain here. Detroit In th second na1 a BOLD LAD RETVRNII 4 .: ··ashington : 3 9 250 8 ' Tmisenoo Is being honored TILT CANCELLED BG TIIIVMPH "-~-tta Kl anise Cl b D~ March a at bome agaiDat lUI- CHERRY HILL, N. J. (UPI) "· ·• 'for "his courageou li and ...,.. W U ·~.,.tta DOis .. n .. .. .. 3 10 .231 8 I ittve leodershi s oc on . ON USE ABEA CINCINNATI (UPI) - Haln BOWLING Green, Ohio . Marietta wnn by one ond ~ · - Tbe PbJpps lamUy eollected 1 New York . . . . 3 li .214 9 :'eronce and or~erm J:,?-,::'" ~~ High water spU!ed over on forced Xovler Un~ventty to con- <UPII - Bowling Green scored bail lengths over a 1 S-It m11e Noli-<Oillereooe pmei wW !Ie $!1,'110 ~ ¥y ~Lady won Kan1as 2 10 .167 9 racial disorders Clev~land tile Dew Upetreom Public UBe celtis annualsprmg Intra-squad three goals 1n the final period couroe on the Mu•klnRum Riv· played at Iowa Stele, /{aiiSas, tho $28,8110 J~ . e Hartdi81 • .J~~~~~:l';' Gam"' Collinwood High School . Area In Galllpollo aroond 6:41 football game scheduled Satur· Saturday to take a 7-S iacroSBe er. Alleul400 fans braved a COD- ~e, Nortlt Carolina lind Geor- "'P ~I ·Gatden BIIIJ, Pilrk sa~ B 3 Oetroit 2 . March. 11165 ... m1 p. m., Saturday, oear lbo doy night. It wm not be re- victory over Oberlin for Its slant rain to watch the rept.lia Tech and 11011-conference lriay but Bold Lad I ·suceeq. York 6 Kansas Ctly D I Trivisonno a coacb ond l boatloaD<blag ramp, scheduled. third straight win after 8 Josa. Ia. • games at home will be-aaatnst f\11 ~tutn to eompetltiQn Ill. !be, 16 Roston 9 teacher at the school, gathered Waahington Bille, Teras Cbrllo race aav~0lbem mort Washington. ppd. a group of his albietes to safely i1,.f' ltaD, Army and Northern Michl· aau.failllon. , . al f .e\·etond. ppd. escort studenta !rom the school a~ 1f.0 181!- besides Buller. Bold Lail, tb~ .IJM 1-yea,<)ld · Pr~obabl• Pltchtrs to wailing busea through a 0 Jlonie.and.bome aeries w111 be chall)piCIII who InJUred a btee ";,"'" al !Jetrott - Park· group of threatening students. . , with Mlnneaola, Purdue, Mlch~ In llie 1161 llanlu~ · DerbJ 1 vs. Sparma II~) Matte, a quorterback at Ohio DES MOINES, Iowa (UPII- Salem In 1909 and tied by Rice Ito Texas Southern In the quar- 111'4 lnchea atabUsbed tast gan Slate, Jowa lind Nortltwesl- llld lii!Jihed.•lOth, 1\'0D. the $11,· at Clmland -State, had played ., a reserve A national collegiate record and last year. ter mile reloy. year, . em lltld .'l llqp pmes wltb In- MD ~anC!Ii race .1>7 ,lliily I It-il vs. T!8ol 12·0) halfback with the Baltimore ' seven meet ma:ks toppled So~ Relay records also fell to l Randy Matson, Teras Ai.M's Hartfield reta . . ~ buncits, ~In ·lild bead 01'01'-Baller wijll C.imo ' 1 Washmglon, 2 Colts of the National Football urday In the wmdup of the Abilene Chrtslion in the dis- field star and Tuas Soutberll'o j 1ned the MldtlpQ lll .lllll Tell _ aetiQn. tblfd. ., 12·1I and Kaat U-1) •Leogue until pressed lnte I<I'V· 51th Drake Relays before 18,· tanCI! medley reloy In 9:41.1, Jobn H.,:llleld each turned In lump crown with I leap . G . , l!icheri 10·31 and Ortega (0- , ice tate In tho season sa 3 pro 000 Ions In 43 degree wealhl'l' and to Teras Southern In the ·record perfOflll8llCOS to wiD a eel, 1~ lnrhea, one inch. biCbOU G!I!J'DS Willi . · · I!WU ,GULFIItll ~ Duckworth 10-2). ·quarterback for the first time. on 1 dry trock. ~yard relay In :40.Z. aecond straigbl llriike title. er than bis recGI'd ~I iD IJ86. MORG.WOO\VN, W. ~L (II• , PEUWARE, Oblo (tl'l) ·~~~::~~;City at New York. 2 He led the Colis to a ployoff Michigan State's 4tiO • yard 0sw Moore of · Southem PI) - . Ohio University I 1011 '011\0 WesllllYID edged YOUIIP' '~ 10-21 and Dobson It· with Green Bay for the Wostern ahuHle hurdle team of Clint Southern Unlverolty't relay M~on took the sbolpul witlt a Dllnolo elteblllhed .@ ~.o-mile team de~ Will V~~ ~ U~ to /.II!! 1D 1011 Sal. Fo1·d 10.11 and Peterson Dlvlaioo tiUe and to vlci<Jry 1n Jones, Bob steele, Fred McKoy lealllll won bo!h the sprint med· beave of 85 feet, S lnrbes to mark tN:4U 8nd Tom Von tl!i lo II!! ~ ¥Jiii a ~·. · . . the Playoff BowL and Gene Waohlngton turned In ley reley ond the college mite break Ids owa record of 83 feel, Rttdfn o1 Oldaboma· Bille took ill'wnpour but tho loaer.' ll'ifi~ · ·Tilt ,J!ilhopl lennlll meet .. i at Boston, 1 - . He Is being bon..-ed u "a the outstanding performance of winning four of the sll col- ous!JI'o-mile J1181'k at 8:51.3 and tho uD!verslty • t:olll!le mile In ~ loot ¥1!11•1 bol!,l!n d!>er!/n. . doUbleltel!ler· . 'Ifill' (l·ll and Sanford.livlng example of a player who with • Ume of :&'1.4, 1 tenth of loge rela)'l on tile program. Jtm Grelle of ~on put up the 1 recM~'t·3ll Aiel Henderson wltlt • ye. · Jlii!«WID-Wallace iiJid, · laertiH vs Slephensao (1~) and perfol'llll at his best wben biB 1 second under the national Soulbern also Onlshed second fllile standard 011:01.8, botlt iD of ~ set lite The ·D!"'~ l!llde Ollfo ~· ,1M .l!le,~ 1!1 ~ ~· . wQhed . (!H)) .. team ueedl bim the IDOit." colll&tale mark set by Winston relay to dupllcate lis 1966 leal 1851. . ~- and lbe boll :"Uti'N. - · ' I '.. Villanova Captor es Peon Relays J:.w~~.:;:.~ Selari Cap~I First StakesIVictory ir" I I after ~o Innings on homers.by pitched ~ shutout IJIIlfnp • Curt Blefary ond J?hnsOn. But ,Piece before Job• broli~ up roollo centerlielder Mickey lbe contest with bis second Stanley drove In both of IJ&. homer. troit'a l'Uilll, doubling iD Orlan- . Detroit got runners on first do McFarlane In the second and third with one out in the Inning ond singling home AI ninth against Mil'•r but the il~ Kallne in the foorth to tie !bel tie reliever ag'm <m1ffed out game a th• threat to nail d<~wn the vJo. McNally ond McLain then ::.:y. p ~~~ed·~~eland, PREP TEAM - Tbt Pomeroy Ptllllter buebaU ll'luad of 18 boys, wiU begin Clasa A Sectional Tournament oomelime this week should weolber toadlllona Improve. 't!le Panthers drew a first T"und bye In the drowings. Players! are, front row ileft to right), Bob Wblle7, I..an7 Walter. Tom Titus, Terry Evans, Jeff Werry. Second row, Moore, Steve Fin law, Eddie Bael\ Dlcli: Werry, Cluldl: Bu:telo, Bruce Simpson, Lenny Van Meter. Back row, To Woodo, Jim Crow, Bob Bwdelte. ROJ: Camlap, llod IWr IIIII Cnach Russ .!Iooft\. ~- .... • •. _ ~ ·;J' t • I , • t ' ' • ' ' ;M, -~W¥iif~. ', Oli~· :~-~ eRadio •' YOU CAN1 GET A BETltR .DEAL ANYWHERE ., ROUTE SALESMAN 6E~ BGTrli'N& .co. ~ e White Walls · 1· · SMITH ·BUICK CO. ) 48 State Strut ' ' .. • • . \' t . ~" \ . : ,l • t �.· •• It, ,.,."' {jt ~jl ., ! --1••• New.· Hope '11Y ADAMadiSon 'Ste)vart atlelld· ed the funeral of hls slster·in· 1law, Mrs. Inis McDaniel at ea. lumbus recently at McNab Fu- " ..___,.,... -. -· .. ·---..,.......~ .. jot. I . . ". ' ,,._ ( K)II!L'I ' Mr. State Representative Race Highlights Primary neral Home. Mr. Harold Hogans of GaiU· polls and Mr•. L~l• Sntlth call· ed on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ross recently. Mrs. Marvella attended PTA at Rio Grande School rece·ntiy. Mr. and Mrs. Charley >llllltn 1 and son of Jackson called on his mother. Mrs. Lola recenUy. Mrs. Ruby Harris If Bidwell called on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ross recently. Rev. H. H. Gilly&'CI of rorts· A mouth was through this .::,~~~~~ f,o~ ~~ •• ~publican\ two-year terms In the slate leg·[ !• making. his first appearance Fred S. Beman, Gallla C~unty: Ward, for the lull term of Com· · preclncto of the county. ..-·:····-:··""·- .c. _ , :!: h •. ~r-11 ,."· ID _the nt:w, 27th House ta.t1v~ DIStrict IS dra~1ng the .lion's ohare of attention as pr1mary election day, May 3rd, draws near. T.he new 27th district includes M01gs, Galli~ and Athens Coun. t1es. There " a contestant in the roce from each count~. The candidate from Galha is D. 0. Taber of Kanauga, who bas served Gallia Counly sev•n BAND SENIORS - Eight 1enior band members at Pomeroy High School were recently recognized with medals. munity Tuesday calllng he seniors are, left to right. David GOodwin, Jeannie Ebersbach, Hilah Vaughan,. Darla Ebersbach, Jay C. Russell, friends. and! Grueser, Jayne Evans and Vickil Fetty. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith - - --son of Chillicothe. visited Second prize. Steven Stanley, mother, Mrs. Lola Smith ree<•nt- 1 '' I sixth Thirdgrade. prize, Sharon Reeves, l ly.Mr. and Mrs. James U--ard nu" STEAK ROLL'I, PAN·FBIED TOMATOES 1Ub a lemptiDg • •11 PTO s 8 d ·J HarriSODVI e upports on . ssue l~tl~tur,., . . f~mshed . His opposition 19 by Ralph Welker of Me~gs and James B. Kimball of Athens County. Welker, who iB now serving his first term of representative from Meigs County, is also op· orator of the Maple Lawn Poul· lry Farm at Hemlock Gro•e. He also served onre as sheriff of Meigs County. The other contestant. Kimball, ~b. two cenlral commlltee but . poht1cal arena. He JS a[ Clarence E. Muter, Fa,rfteld [ missioner. Karr 111 the incwn· i , .asked· diStrict manager of Ule \ie!ler· t..:ouuL)', Uani::lt C. 'N::d t ,,.. hia Qeond Ward Elvm E. Thompson and Slim- roy al Telephone Cvmpany of Ohio, Jngton County and Lewis A. On· term. I "'"' •ml.ll•J"" ~ ~Jl \, ..rd ' '"' · "'' l!"~ M•y ore commrtta II•~• . working out of Athens. dis, Athens County. . _ Ino namea on the ballot for candidates In Rutiand VIllage 1delll. ., Elsewhere on the ticket. resiUnopposed on the Meigs committeeman. 'llle races are and Woodrow Zwilllng and Leon- . .;li> dents of Ga!lia and Meigs will Running on the republican lick- Republican Primary ballot are at Syracuse where Julian HJII ard Bass are competing in Sy· .• for 111e be playing a role In the selec· et lor Court of Appeals Judge Wayne Gibbons, County a~di· and Robert Louks wtll be com- racuse VIllage. In 18 (lreclncls nomJnatllli~tilr audllllr · lll> lion of 8 republican nominee are Homer E. Abele, WUham IG<.;- Robert Clark, unexpired pellng and In Pomeroy Pet. of Meigs there are nn demo- eumhenl , ~ It CJ!dli'llit for loth district Representative Ammer and J. Earl Pratt. term of counly comml~si011er where James _E. LewiB end crat cenlral committee candl- while Gel\riii ·Banktt, Adlilii(•~ to Congress and for 4th Distnct Elsewhere on the ballot, !he and Frank Harmon 0 Brien. Henry Wells are candidates. dates. unoppoaeii' •JIW 2'ith " - ·I:Jiio Judge of the Court of Appeals. only other county-wide race in JUdge of probate court. On the democrat ballol, 'llle democrats have no one lrlcl ~ and WIIUF:fi. Seeking the nomination for Meigs is competition between There are only two republi· there Is no competition wbat· on the ticket for either of the MooDer 'for -lOtb dlllrlcl ..... Representative to Congress are Charles R. KaiT, Sr., and Jack can committee races in the 43 soever in the county except for two county commissioner posts, &J't'l•man, ''· 1~ t~e :3r~·.r;:, ~~~yil~e,_~om~royn~d I . ~nt, ~"'"lril'!!' , U~ 1feaL Well-Seasoned, Welcome Treat GOBLE FORD m &L A I I ' Volerl wllo do 1101 will! .. oevul their poU1Icl Ia til• primary eleelfott - lUll ...... oa tile ~ BntiiiAe Plfo - ' Ia tile Melp 1d ScluJollllolrlct, Boml of llou aflldall llaltl ........;. lliillt!iG II : . All llaltl l!lectla Boml a penoa may·~·-· p • tho poill, 1101 slplfy ......, lle Ia a tlemoerot or ropfiiiB. caa, l!ld IUD niAl 011 a ... i ltoae. Persou .... wiD lle Ill "" nr- tile primary 11114 . . &neral eleclloa Ia Ntvemllir, Governor on CampaJ•gn lJUIY 1110 vale 01 ........., day. Tiley, ............... vote 011 a boad little. I "-5 Ford Fair. 500 1 Or. Hardt11p, 'lit •ngo "'•· Crultlm1tlc traM. low mneql. 64 English Ford i 3 Ford Galaxie eyf. Aut. trans. R&H 63 Palcon 2 Dr. 6 c:yllnd1r, flflnderd tran&. Radio end heet.r ~Ford F-600 Dump Truck, I cylinder engine, S 11Mtd trans, 2 &pHd , .., •••• 65 Dodqe Dirt ~ VOTERS 1 THE MARTIN RESTAURANT C f d. ancer un Benefited by Contribution \ Keith Goble Ford ' al 9:45 a. m. Friday on Main-s! just south of the Road, involving two llll<,les, The mlahap was by John Tillis. Tillis said that due to weath· er conditions, Sidney R. Hanki· aon, 77, Rutland, going north, pulled from a curb and failed to see an oncoming automobile driven by Gladys Irene Barrett RD, Middleport, • · USED CAR LOT LDCutt & S~nmore Sft. 0 1 · · I 1 "' :.C .f 1 IN POMEROY • • • I • 1 ' Dr. Pickens .. Dr. Ridgeway and George Hackett Invite You To Come In At Your Earliest Convenience and Try The New U-Drive Thru Cor Wash. ° - U·DRIVE THRU 'lllere was medium the front fender and of the Barrett and Idalil81re to lhe left vehicle fender and FARMERS BANK ' ' " I' ., .. "' ·l<,· ~-- " > ·- :I . ••. I .• • ' Ctn ItA Start your foundation riqht Use our ready mix concrete GREAT FRIEND! Just call when you want it delivered. We're there - we pour - you have it! Thriftiest, fastest foundation yet. \ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. Police Think ~ETS BADGE- Jtm SouiBby, right, preoenll. badge to Herman (Boob) Werr Jng him honorary chief of the Pomeroy Emergency Squad Unit. Soulsby ff1 · {';.!:~I an it cblef, makes the presentation to Mr, Werry for his devoted service m~~ Werry last Sunday was hoaored by the Pomeroy Fire Company upon o:ompl ti Y f years serv1ce. e oq o io: • MEETING -r ~:;;- W. MAIN ST.-POMEROY ,etten ... THE AREA'S ONLY ••• PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W. VA • . 773·5583 I Open Every Day7:00 to 5:30-E.S.T. F.D.t.C. POMEROY, 0. WY2·3284 Mlddlej,ort, For all nterior trim, Trim & Shutter Enamtl •_.=--__ I -CAR tMmlter ll. .rallteMrve System f;oeglein Ready-Mix Co. DULUX0 6.91 Saturday Night Tiii:OO PM-E.S.T. o. WASH NO MUSS. NQ FUSS. ,NO WET SHOES f. -·' . ·You J~st DriVe Thtu •. Do .. ' ~ •Th;f'; A!! You· . ., .. ASKS JUDGMENT The O'Dell Lumber Co., Gal· lipolis, filed a petition Saturday morning in Gallia county mon Pleas Court seeking a ment of $1,9119.19 from HerJnan Brown of Bidwell. The tiff also seeks six per cent Welker WY 2-2037 or WY 2-3249 r65;;;a;;;t;;;l;;;l;iia.. .m;,;.;;;;;;Oiii;;;;;;Oiii0iii_;:~:~:.:~~;;;;;;..: leri'St from Jan. 25, 11186. Grant Rereived For Libraries Thieves are _,_ Scared Off I I I I II RALPH WELKE'R FOR REPRESENTATIVE· WORKERS VoluntHn, Committeemen, Truiteei, County and Am Office Hiltde•· ·, . I 1 Monday,May2,a~8 I IN ''l ; 1 ~otef ,Malfln Dlnint,Room, j . POMIROY,.0~· pm ... ...... ....... . . , , .' -' ..',. STATE NOMINATE REPRESENTAlM • FULL TIME REPRESENTATION Serving Seventh Consecuti ve Term in State Legislature EXPERIENCE ~~:~~:NT SENIORTY IN STAll lEGISLATURE Will Be The Most Valuable Asset I n The New Legislature In Fighting Further Prospective Erosion of Rural Schools and Of Our Rural Economy . OF ALL I • GAWA LICENllES Applying for marriage H· Saturday in Gallia probate court were these couples: Casby Meadows, ill, 19, Gallipolis, student and Linda Ann Mitchell, 18, G~llipo. lis, student: and Phillip Eugene Palmer, 19, Sprin~ld, ... sembler. and Mildred Irene Mu]. hns, 16, Crown City stndent ' · CITY WATERW""v• _ """" F riday temperatures - high low 54. Saturday reading _ bumper of the Hanklson car. arrest or injury was report· I Saves hours of work. FloWs on easily. Covers wood. bric:k, masonry, stucco. No primer needed for repaint. Resists c:hip-pingo cracking, peeling. blistering, mildew. Outlasts oil baso 1 paints. Actual tests proved it. Dries fast to form a tough woa· thor· tight protective •h~ie;:ld;;;.~ Whitt If you desire transportation to the polls, baby sitter, or any other assistance while voting, or if you can help our Ralph Welker for Representative cause, Call The Sheriff's deparlment al· so investigated an accident 1 2 Dr. 270 "s.riM, 6 cylln· .,, stend1rd trtns .. redlo Md h..t.,. Middleport AITENTION • • Revue he~ elevzszon they ~· 1 c:yllndtr, 4 liiMtcl trans. 0, Conv. I ~~le~~~~~~~/:'t~~;;~~;c~ ! f~i~ :::~ :;~~c:ll u~=c~:~: , ~~,~~~~~',c:~ ~~~:,~,~~"""n~?::~=~~.,~- i co~munityt s~~~:: c~stodian. ,..• o; ch ,p ile ID • tl- 1 R&H 011 t 1 so introduced. . . . ; of lhe 1 ''I'm 8 8 MISS Vlima PlkkolJa, bookmo-. firm . . through containen so that the · · ' ·· ·· - · 1your ~ e m es IS ng 18 bile spoke of the ac- ; For instance: Why don't consumer knows whether it's Walnut Creek." comphshments of the beoltmo- jput baby foods in six packs'! case of all the firmer larger said a bank would_be a bile for ~ year stating a cir· lThis would be easier to serve I berries, grapes, baby tomato~s. , point for tndustri~l, C\IIation of over 71 .000 boeks in ' tbe tots, one homemaker and such, on top or throughouC . . . and the. commumty .s the district. suggested, "esperially when , the package. ~",.~ci~'"7i~'$('X'J<.~ ~'"'il'£"if~~.w-;;sre~ Women . m Ion~, plam 1 Other "·isitors introduced werf': you have one child in your UPI Hollywood Correspondent 1such other divf'rsions as basket sat bestde t~etr be~rded Mr. Richard Jones, President arms. and two !ranging on your , HOLLYWOOD (UP!, - This I weaving or poly playing. . bands and hstened mtently of Meigs Local Srhool Board,icoat" ' is your golden opportunity to Plainly, television is playmg Rbodes .•t~essed lhei'"r:~::ll Mr. Robert King, Mr. and Mrs.: Some others from the reIS . kick the television habit once a dangerous game. By all but of proVidmg JObs to Virgil King. Mrs. E. 0. Rall.1search firm and my own gripe and for oil- well, at least until closing sbop in the summer il younger people from IN' MIDDLEPORT -Mr. and Mrs. William King, rile: · next October. gives viewers a chance to lose ho;m;;;e;. . OiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiii~iiiii:iiiii::ii Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Slawter i Why don't they1' 1 Get tbe monkey off your Ithe square eyeball. Once they • and Mr. Ralph Carl. i Sbe<ets Wear Louger ! back. meet your family, regain find themrrelves mvolved m1 Mr. Don Mullens and Mr.· -Sew wide bem.s on both 1 A contribution was made to I your 20-2(1 vision. TlU'n off that Iother pursuits it's a miracle the Bernard Fultz gave a very en-1ends of all bed sheets. Sheets I the cancer fund when Rock j set. i1 viewers return in the fall. lightening talk on tbe new Bond !would wear longer becall$e tbey Springs Grange met ·rhursda\·1 1 , But even the most wary d . 1 1 . ' ed severa !"could be re verse . d. ISome evenmg . . Fre d Goeglem . · 1 t.s repea . 'l 1ssue and expIam w1th t h an . rerun t 1 . lme . l v1ewer WI'II t une .m Ior n spec1a things to the satisfaction ef the 1companies alrf'ady are doing · W()rthy master presiding. ' I ~g~n Ao~ trtere thm e evttslon ·~ or sports show or another group. ·I his). The meeting 'opened in ritual- an · n ad er . e ~ons ~us i witless tpur of the White House. Two lovely displays by the - Put cleansing powders ln i islic form and a eommunica- :ason now rawmg 0 a c ose IArxl the trap is sprung once special education classes of Mrs containers witb openings that I tion was read from the state e h' reru~s 1 ~.ann~ :~cape I more. Bacon and Miss Michael wer; .eould be closed like spice cans [ secretary A meeting of Porno-- reac mg e u lm~ na Jr. ~· In a sea of reruns Friday diSgusted kthe mght . . enjOyed. Pnzes were awarded · that if tipped th e con 1en ts i· na Grange· was annou nced for f' If you. were und the perceptive v1ewer 0 1 1 by Mr. W. E. Campbell to the · wouldn't spill. Friday May 6. at lhe Rock "' ~ " ::;' •. ~Yt l might comprehend why hope . following children : -stock 88 "standards" gird· Springs Hall. Mrs. WavUI Sloan 7ery m e~ ~~~ es. u flickers. but never quite dies , PRIMARY GROUP .Jes and bras. or_ other was r€p0rted ill . t I you Sl aroun _Is su":'mer altogether. F' · . . accessories whic}J are sle""d.dy • · [and watch them agam you re a : 0 "Hn . 1rst pnze, D1ana Clay, th1rd : · ''Bits and Pieces'' was the bl th . hi t ne non-rP.run was gao s 1 sellers so that a customer wftb I a ermg masoc s · Heroes'' which along witb 11 Get Igrade · limited sboppiRg time has only i theme of the program present- Would the Yank!! like replay· : S t ,, is th be.'l t new to pick up Ule telephone , ed by Mrs. W. A. Morgan, lee· ing their last 10 games? Would 1 mard. f the eear It' got · [Specify sil.e color brand name. i turer, who read an article, Sinatra enjo) an all expense[colme ytyol y nd. s . I • ' · ''Th 1 So th' wrong 1 tour of TiJUana? .. c ass, s e, pace a a rousmg and add •1charge and send " . here s me mg Would you __ _. . d . F 1-1· .. s 1 -1 g1JVU cast 1e by 11ne new • - All restaurants permit wo Wtt er 11zer. evera arhces l dream of seeing Hhank" and · Bb Th ho men to d~eck coats - were read including, Over the ! •·camp Runamuck'' all over ' funTnhymansh Cllr~.b ek ' "' , · l' t D b M F' k; 1 e ow w1 ~ ac nex1 No Moaey Wasttil ,oun er rugs, y rs. ran 1again? 1 nd h lth . ·< , ee 'fh T e~tythd I year • per aps w Ill e p m the introduction ef 1 .ru s r:, e w " - tr Not if you're sane and have Emmy or two to Its ~ products by offering them 1 Channel. Mrs. Amos Leonard · smaller containers so that if , and Using Slctw Moving Vehicfamily doesn't like the Item i le Emblem, Amos Leonard. least money for a major A poem, ~'J Believe," was purchase is not involved. read by Mrs. Homer Radford. - Manufacture tooth paste 1' Bits of Nonsense, by M i ~ s tubes with a sman key att.aehed ' Betty Leonard, .and an article, to tbe base to roll tbe tube up , Pesticides, Handle With Care. l , ao the paste is used. Saves that by Mrs. f'red Goeglein, conclud-1 squeezed-in-the middle battle. ed the program. Pie and coffee i --<1r, package aU toothpaste i were served. • u:·;p ~­ 1 62 Ford hirlane I IIWl Amish Host 500, 4 dr. I cyl. Std. trtnt. "' SECOND SECTON Page 13 "!he Femlmne • • perslstance • •Ill pack3!Jill!J • IS• paylno• Off --~· imtintl The Harrisonville elementary ~ Charge. [ Second prize, Pamela Wilson,! fifth grade. and daughter Sherri, Mrs . . ,chool Parenl Teachers Organi-[ AI 7:15 the band. under the third grade. : Refreshments of cup cakes. I Howard and son John visited I By Gayaor MIUidOJ en plck or lie wllh string. In Prepa,... yellow m..tard ~ation unanimously endorsed the 1leadership of Mr. Garner, in· \ Third prize, Diana Morris, i ice cream and cortee were ser-1their brother and son, Mr. Char- Newspaper EaterprJse Alsa. hot shortening, in skillet, 2 tablespoobl butter er martond. lssu~ for the ~ew strument~l teacher. gave a .second grade. ' ved by Mrs. Lenna Oberholzer, l l·ey Howard, wife and children Cube steaks, well. seasoned, steak rolls on all sides. Add prtae 1en51 vo h1gh school m the well-m·e~ved program. The mu· l INTERMEDIATE GROUP I Mrs. Nellie Borgan and Mrs. , 1n Jackson recently. sluffed and rolled make ter; cover; reduce heat tablespoon ehopped par•"J · Local School District to be ~ic of Green Beret~" was Fi:st prize, Gerald Barrett,I Hazel Henderson. A social hour 1 Mr.. ~nd Mrs. Ll~yd Hutche- welcome dinner dish. Particu~ simmer for 30 to 40 Wash tomatoes: cut out stem 1son vtslted at Berhn recently. larJ when pan-fried tomato Remove fr~m heat. td on next Tuesday at its mJpressJVe as a nPw p1ece or 1spee1al education. 1was enjoyed by all. ends, then halve crosswise. ing last week at the school i music by the band. - - -·Mrs. ~ary Howard and son halJes are served with them . .steak rolls on platter. Add ¥.. out surface with muao- 1 Mrs. Jo Starcher, president. Tho business mteling was I John viSited her brother, Mr. And whipped potatoes? What cup cold water and the Mell buller 1D skillet_ called to order by giving the Wilham Hutcheson and family 1 1 miX to liquid ID pan. tomato halves, cut sidti,. pledge lo the flag and prayer by at Blackfork a recent Sunday. e se. STEAK ROLL'I well: place over heat and down, in butter. Cook over modi~ Mr. Jne Sayre_ I I Mrs. Mary Smith and two : (Serveo " to a boil, stirring heat long enough for lorna·' Mrs. Don Wilson was ap:daughters. Cindy and Sandy of I ~'• cup Oour Add sherry; heat a minute to heat throogh, but stll~ )Xlmted secretary pro tern, in I i Porter v1s1ted her mother, Mrs. 1 teaspoon oaloo taU er and serve. their shape (about 6 or i. tbe absenee of Mrs. WiUiam Lola Smith a recent Sunday. ! • ••be steak• (about m Jbs., PAN-FRIED TOMATOES Serve cut side up}' Arnott. r') )"I b 1 Mrs. Corneha Hutcheson.[ 3 tableopoons water I medium tomatoes surface with parsley•. Mrs. Mary Carsey reported a ! By GAY P~ULEV lin pressurized cans. as some : who has bfen sick with flu. : z tea1p00a~ iDstaat miDCed balance of $271.23. and $60 was I Ul-'1 Womea s Editor I manufar.turcrs are doing. L'ii betler. , . 1 01tloa 1 set aside to pay for school film NEW YORK UPT J _- Manu- - Sew the iatmdering or ' _Mrs. Maqo~y Smlt~ ~nd son 1 tablespooa prepared yellow strips to enlaroe s keep mg for ceamngmstruc 'd R1chard .of B1dwelt 18~ 1 bel. insJe 11 ona 1 . . • tbe film li~ 1facturer ,. .reacll . LJSVISited ' b her. musn1 1 •rary 112 was voted to pay for per eciiOn m pat kagmg of r II I th" •t . I . mother. Mrs. 0 a mil a H. · • ' I o a c o mg, no )us some , . . ' ll ~aspoou tea! oreJauo Bond Issue poster prizes. and l'Onsumer products. and 1he , l! Sunday evemng. 1 3/. Uk 65 Ford Gal. 500 $25 was given to further effor s consumers keep reminding ! garmen s. all Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hutcht!i ,_~ C1IP ~ b bread bl 1 Conv. 352 eng. Std. tr1n1., 1 for the bond issue them where they fail. Make saffi't)' pins son attendrd services at Addi1 captbl .. _-~ralm 3 ta espoou• IIIUIIII&'D na · r1dlo end hNfer 1 The · "why d •t th ? " 11 rustproof. . s d • son ' Mrs Oberholzer received the ' on e~ un ay. 64 Galaxie XL $5 f · • th h' b t t ]suggestions cootinue even 3S I -Sell bobbh_JS prefilled with _ _ _ _ I eup water COIIvertible, 8 cylind.,, 1 envelope(~~ oa.) br "WD II'• or e Jg es . room ~un · tu~ckagers elimiHRte complaints black or white t}lread the BUYS ~ ACRES . WALNUT CREEK FINE FOOD •uto tr11n1., power tfMr· Mrs. Bacon and MISs M1chael l,. . . · ' w · vy mil .. ' lne, power br•k•• end thanked the P.T.O. for lhe 15from housewives. . ·FemlmnO'irequ; nlly us~ s~ades. MARmTTA, Ohio iUPI) - : (UPI) -This tiny Amish •• Our Delight! windows, redio & huter •. to th perSistance has pa1d off 10 - 1\hy don t they mak e the Marietta Coile•e Friday an· · 3 tableopoons sberry ' munlty of 467 Friday night . 1 1 •'ven th . bem or rsupp . . baby m.bs a11 destgn,.,.. . ~ nounced it had• purchased 20 .j Combme . flour and . visited by a major political th lOS. .' num bers of mstances of better ' fuII ·sJze omon 65 Ford Gal. 500 1 n eh ~ senceMo e D pro' labelling and services. ~ to fold at least partially. A. acres of unimprovtd land on I salt· sprinkle on both sides of ure for the first time since bF~nrga .r.';:1,.nfaToUryatrerealat, 2 dr. H1rdtop, 219 engine, 1tanderd tr1n1. Radio and gram r a1rman. rs. uant> St'l . · f •1 · th ' ""II [ 11. there ' fllways room for l aturr comp ams at every-. the city's east side to use for 1cube steaks. lo a mixing bowl, 1890s when William · home • cooked meal ... hoOter Mrs. Th eIrna Campur j ·u~provement . Ask any house- t'Jme a crJ'b ·IS. moved 1rom ,' physical education and recrea- •I combine the water and omon: St an Iey, · · And' took charge passed through on a at 1o~ pnees. 59 Ford Galaxie . 't . .trod d M I' Wife--shopper, or look 3L the I room to room ll has to be t'lon programs I Jet stand a few minutes. Add Gov Jame·s A wloodalt tyll1 youf tryl the 4 Dr. 8 cyUnthr, IUto. VJSI ors m uce were r. lat t 11 f f 1, ttv d ,1 " . t' 11 d's ti"d " · I · · . our amily wUI · 0. 0 . Patterson and Mr. Rob--~ the: ?~? ec lon t~ w .I on pra\\~hlca ~ I mllantl . . h' hi , the yellow mustard. oregano. brought hJs industrial love it ... andyoul · tr1ns. Radio & heeter t 8 B th I' . hed y. sugges IOns rom ere arf a Jose Jg y- Today's Thougbl milk and bread crumbs: toss to ment campaign into the ""!:~ I I 1 62 Ford Gal. 500 ~~ir ;i : :· to ~Jrea~:::q~;s the :some or the 65 ,000 homema.ker see--through ~t ? the French Emperor Napoleon: mix .•spread a portion of filling ICounty village, telling 1 touted 4 dr. I eyl. At Trant., P. evening. Mrs. Patterson was al· : consu~t~nts who ~ork p~r! lime ~ bottom packages ~or meats. "From the 9Ublime to the on each steak, then roll up, I than 500 persons jammed &turing, radio and huter Women'S View ~~~;;;:.~ FORMERLY "· < _ Diercctor of Public Relations, Ohio Department of Highways Executive Secretary, Ohio Development and Publicity Commission Publicity Chairman, Southeastern Ohio Regional Council A 20 Year Record Aiding The Development Of Southeastern Ohio I DO NOT BELIEVE: In last minute personal 1Hacka on an opponent In spreading untrue ·atorles about 1 n opponent In splitting the perty In 1 primary el tctlon • I DO BELIEVE In 1 CLEAN CAMPAIGN. l'ublillbed bJ D. 0. Taber, State Representative, 867 PIke St., KanaiiJI, Ohio NOMINATE �.· •• It, ,.,."' {jt ~jl ., ! --1••• New.· Hope '11Y ADAMadiSon 'Ste)vart atlelld· ed the funeral of hls slster·in· 1law, Mrs. Inis McDaniel at ea. lumbus recently at McNab Fu- " ..___,.,... -. -· .. ·---..,.......~ .. jot. I . . ". ' ,,._ ( K)II!L'I ' Mr. State Representative Race Highlights Primary neral Home. Mr. Harold Hogans of GaiU· polls and Mr•. L~l• Sntlth call· ed on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ross recently. Mrs. Marvella attended PTA at Rio Grande School rece·ntiy. Mr. and Mrs. Charley >llllltn 1 and son of Jackson called on his mother. Mrs. Lola recenUy. Mrs. Ruby Harris If Bidwell called on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ross recently. Rev. H. H. Gilly&'CI of rorts· A mouth was through this .::,~~~~~ f,o~ ~~ •• ~publican\ two-year terms In the slate leg·[ !• making. his first appearance Fred S. Beman, Gallla C~unty: Ward, for the lull term of Com· · preclncto of the county. ..-·:····-:··""·- .c. _ , :!: h •. ~r-11 ,."· ID _the nt:w, 27th House ta.t1v~ DIStrict IS dra~1ng the .lion's ohare of attention as pr1mary election day, May 3rd, draws near. T.he new 27th district includes M01gs, Galli~ and Athens Coun. t1es. There " a contestant in the roce from each count~. The candidate from Galha is D. 0. Taber of Kanauga, who bas served Gallia Counly sev•n BAND SENIORS - Eight 1enior band members at Pomeroy High School were recently recognized with medals. munity Tuesday calllng he seniors are, left to right. David GOodwin, Jeannie Ebersbach, Hilah Vaughan,. Darla Ebersbach, Jay C. Russell, friends. and! Grueser, Jayne Evans and Vickil Fetty. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith - - --son of Chillicothe. visited Second prize. Steven Stanley, mother, Mrs. Lola Smith ree<•nt- 1 '' I sixth Thirdgrade. prize, Sharon Reeves, l ly.Mr. and Mrs. James U--ard nu" STEAK ROLL'I, PAN·FBIED TOMATOES 1Ub a lemptiDg • •11 PTO s 8 d ·J HarriSODVI e upports on . ssue l~tl~tur,., . . f~mshed . His opposition 19 by Ralph Welker of Me~gs and James B. Kimball of Athens County. Welker, who iB now serving his first term of representative from Meigs County, is also op· orator of the Maple Lawn Poul· lry Farm at Hemlock Gro•e. He also served onre as sheriff of Meigs County. The other contestant. Kimball, ~b. two cenlral commlltee but . poht1cal arena. He JS a[ Clarence E. Muter, Fa,rfteld [ missioner. Karr 111 the incwn· i , .asked· diStrict manager of Ule \ie!ler· t..:ouuL)', Uani::lt C. 'N::d t ,,.. hia Qeond Ward Elvm E. Thompson and Slim- roy al Telephone Cvmpany of Ohio, Jngton County and Lewis A. On· term. I "'"' •ml.ll•J"" ~ ~Jl \, ..rd ' '"' · "'' l!"~ M•y ore commrtta II•~• . working out of Athens. dis, Athens County. . _ Ino namea on the ballot for candidates In Rutiand VIllage 1delll. ., Elsewhere on the ticket. resiUnopposed on the Meigs committeeman. 'llle races are and Woodrow Zwilllng and Leon- . .;li> dents of Ga!lia and Meigs will Running on the republican lick- Republican Primary ballot are at Syracuse where Julian HJII ard Bass are competing in Sy· .• for 111e be playing a role In the selec· et lor Court of Appeals Judge Wayne Gibbons, County a~di· and Robert Louks wtll be com- racuse VIllage. In 18 (lreclncls nomJnatllli~tilr audllllr · lll> lion of 8 republican nominee are Homer E. Abele, WUham IG<.;- Robert Clark, unexpired pellng and In Pomeroy Pet. of Meigs there are nn demo- eumhenl , ~ It CJ!dli'llit for loth district Representative Ammer and J. Earl Pratt. term of counly comml~si011er where James _E. LewiB end crat cenlral committee candl- while Gel\riii ·Banktt, Adlilii(•~ to Congress and for 4th Distnct Elsewhere on the ballot, !he and Frank Harmon 0 Brien. Henry Wells are candidates. dates. unoppoaeii' •JIW 2'ith " - ·I:Jiio Judge of the Court of Appeals. only other county-wide race in JUdge of probate court. On the democrat ballol, 'llle democrats have no one lrlcl ~ and WIIUF:fi. Seeking the nomination for Meigs is competition between There are only two republi· there Is no competition wbat· on the ticket for either of the MooDer 'for -lOtb dlllrlcl ..... Representative to Congress are Charles R. KaiT, Sr., and Jack can committee races in the 43 soever in the county except for two county commissioner posts, &J't'l•man, ''· 1~ t~e :3r~·.r;:, ~~~yil~e,_~om~royn~d I . ~nt, ~"'"lril'!!' , U~ 1feaL Well-Seasoned, Welcome Treat GOBLE FORD m &L A I I ' Volerl wllo do 1101 will! .. oevul their poU1Icl Ia til• primary eleelfott - lUll ...... oa tile ~ BntiiiAe Plfo - ' Ia tile Melp 1d ScluJollllolrlct, Boml of llou aflldall llaltl ........;. lliillt!iG II : . All llaltl l!lectla Boml a penoa may·~·-· p • tho poill, 1101 slplfy ......, lle Ia a tlemoerot or ropfiiiB. caa, l!ld IUD niAl 011 a ... i ltoae. Persou .... wiD lle Ill "" nr- tile primary 11114 . . &neral eleclloa Ia Ntvemllir, Governor on CampaJ•gn lJUIY 1110 vale 01 ........., day. Tiley, ............... vote 011 a boad little. I "-5 Ford Fair. 500 1 Or. Hardt11p, 'lit •ngo "'•· Crultlm1tlc traM. low mneql. 64 English Ford i 3 Ford Galaxie eyf. Aut. trans. R&H 63 Palcon 2 Dr. 6 c:yllnd1r, flflnderd tran&. Radio end heet.r ~Ford F-600 Dump Truck, I cylinder engine, S 11Mtd trans, 2 &pHd , .., •••• 65 Dodqe Dirt ~ VOTERS 1 THE MARTIN RESTAURANT C f d. ancer un Benefited by Contribution \ Keith Goble Ford ' al 9:45 a. m. Friday on Main-s! just south of the Road, involving two llll<,les, The mlahap was by John Tillis. Tillis said that due to weath· er conditions, Sidney R. Hanki· aon, 77, Rutland, going north, pulled from a curb and failed to see an oncoming automobile driven by Gladys Irene Barrett RD, Middleport, • · USED CAR LOT LDCutt & S~nmore Sft. 0 1 · · I 1 "' :.C .f 1 IN POMEROY • • • I • 1 ' Dr. Pickens .. Dr. Ridgeway and George Hackett Invite You To Come In At Your Earliest Convenience and Try The New U-Drive Thru Cor Wash. ° - U·DRIVE THRU 'lllere was medium the front fender and of the Barrett and Idalil81re to lhe left vehicle fender and FARMERS BANK ' ' " I' ., .. "' ·l<,· ~-- " > ·- :I . ••. I .• • ' Ctn ItA Start your foundation riqht Use our ready mix concrete GREAT FRIEND! Just call when you want it delivered. We're there - we pour - you have it! Thriftiest, fastest foundation yet. \ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. Police Think ~ETS BADGE- Jtm SouiBby, right, preoenll. badge to Herman (Boob) Werr Jng him honorary chief of the Pomeroy Emergency Squad Unit. Soulsby ff1 · {';.!:~I an it cblef, makes the presentation to Mr, Werry for his devoted service m~~ Werry last Sunday was hoaored by the Pomeroy Fire Company upon o:ompl ti Y f years serv1ce. e oq o io: • MEETING -r ~:;;- W. MAIN ST.-POMEROY ,etten ... THE AREA'S ONLY ••• PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W. VA • . 773·5583 I Open Every Day7:00 to 5:30-E.S.T. F.D.t.C. POMEROY, 0. WY2·3284 Mlddlej,ort, For all nterior trim, Trim & Shutter Enamtl •_.=--__ I -CAR tMmlter ll. .rallteMrve System f;oeglein Ready-Mix Co. DULUX0 6.91 Saturday Night Tiii:OO PM-E.S.T. o. WASH NO MUSS. NQ FUSS. ,NO WET SHOES f. -·' . ·You J~st DriVe Thtu •. Do .. ' ~ •Th;f'; A!! You· . ., .. ASKS JUDGMENT The O'Dell Lumber Co., Gal· lipolis, filed a petition Saturday morning in Gallia county mon Pleas Court seeking a ment of $1,9119.19 from HerJnan Brown of Bidwell. The tiff also seeks six per cent Welker WY 2-2037 or WY 2-3249 r65;;;a;;;t;;;l;;;l;iia.. .m;,;.;;;;;;Oiii;;;;;;Oiii0iii_;:~:~:.:~~;;;;;;..: leri'St from Jan. 25, 11186. Grant Rereived For Libraries Thieves are _,_ Scared Off I I I I II RALPH WELKE'R FOR REPRESENTATIVE· WORKERS VoluntHn, Committeemen, Truiteei, County and Am Office Hiltde•· ·, . I 1 Monday,May2,a~8 I IN ''l ; 1 ~otef ,Malfln Dlnint,Room, j . POMIROY,.0~· pm ... ...... ....... . . , , .' -' ..',. STATE NOMINATE REPRESENTAlM • FULL TIME REPRESENTATION Serving Seventh Consecuti ve Term in State Legislature EXPERIENCE ~~:~~:NT SENIORTY IN STAll lEGISLATURE Will Be The Most Valuable Asset I n The New Legislature In Fighting Further Prospective Erosion of Rural Schools and Of Our Rural Economy . OF ALL I • GAWA LICENllES Applying for marriage H· Saturday in Gallia probate court were these couples: Casby Meadows, ill, 19, Gallipolis, student and Linda Ann Mitchell, 18, G~llipo. lis, student: and Phillip Eugene Palmer, 19, Sprin~ld, ... sembler. and Mildred Irene Mu]. hns, 16, Crown City stndent ' · CITY WATERW""v• _ """" F riday temperatures - high low 54. Saturday reading _ bumper of the Hanklson car. arrest or injury was report· I Saves hours of work. FloWs on easily. Covers wood. bric:k, masonry, stucco. No primer needed for repaint. Resists c:hip-pingo cracking, peeling. blistering, mildew. Outlasts oil baso 1 paints. Actual tests proved it. Dries fast to form a tough woa· thor· tight protective •h~ie;:ld;;;.~ Whitt If you desire transportation to the polls, baby sitter, or any other assistance while voting, or if you can help our Ralph Welker for Representative cause, Call The Sheriff's deparlment al· so investigated an accident 1 2 Dr. 270 "s.riM, 6 cylln· .,, stend1rd trtns .. redlo Md h..t.,. Middleport AITENTION • • Revue he~ elevzszon they ~· 1 c:yllndtr, 4 liiMtcl trans. 0, Conv. I ~~le~~~~~~~/:'t~~;;~~;c~ ! f~i~ :::~ :;~~c:ll u~=c~:~: , ~~,~~~~~',c:~ ~~~:,~,~~"""n~?::~=~~.,~- i co~munityt s~~~:: c~stodian. ,..• o; ch ,p ile ID • tl- 1 R&H 011 t 1 so introduced. . . . ; of lhe 1 ''I'm 8 8 MISS Vlima PlkkolJa, bookmo-. firm . . through containen so that the · · ' ·· ·· - · 1your ~ e m es IS ng 18 bile spoke of the ac- ; For instance: Why don't consumer knows whether it's Walnut Creek." comphshments of the beoltmo- jput baby foods in six packs'! case of all the firmer larger said a bank would_be a bile for ~ year stating a cir· lThis would be easier to serve I berries, grapes, baby tomato~s. , point for tndustri~l, C\IIation of over 71 .000 boeks in ' tbe tots, one homemaker and such, on top or throughouC . . . and the. commumty .s the district. suggested, "esperially when , the package. ~",.~ci~'"7i~'$('X'J<.~ ~'"'il'£"if~~.w-;;sre~ Women . m Ion~, plam 1 Other "·isitors introduced werf': you have one child in your UPI Hollywood Correspondent 1such other divf'rsions as basket sat bestde t~etr be~rded Mr. Richard Jones, President arms. and two !ranging on your , HOLLYWOOD (UP!, - This I weaving or poly playing. . bands and hstened mtently of Meigs Local Srhool Board,icoat" ' is your golden opportunity to Plainly, television is playmg Rbodes .•t~essed lhei'"r:~::ll Mr. Robert King, Mr. and Mrs.: Some others from the reIS . kick the television habit once a dangerous game. By all but of proVidmg JObs to Virgil King. Mrs. E. 0. Rall.1search firm and my own gripe and for oil- well, at least until closing sbop in the summer il younger people from IN' MIDDLEPORT -Mr. and Mrs. William King, rile: · next October. gives viewers a chance to lose ho;m;;;e;. . OiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiii~iiiii:iiiii::ii Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Slawter i Why don't they1' 1 Get tbe monkey off your Ithe square eyeball. Once they • and Mr. Ralph Carl. i Sbe<ets Wear Louger ! back. meet your family, regain find themrrelves mvolved m1 Mr. Don Mullens and Mr.· -Sew wide bem.s on both 1 A contribution was made to I your 20-2(1 vision. TlU'n off that Iother pursuits it's a miracle the Bernard Fultz gave a very en-1ends of all bed sheets. Sheets I the cancer fund when Rock j set. i1 viewers return in the fall. lightening talk on tbe new Bond !would wear longer becall$e tbey Springs Grange met ·rhursda\·1 1 , But even the most wary d . 1 1 . ' ed severa !"could be re verse . d. ISome evenmg . . Fre d Goeglem . · 1 t.s repea . 'l 1ssue and expIam w1th t h an . rerun t 1 . lme . l v1ewer WI'II t une .m Ior n spec1a things to the satisfaction ef the 1companies alrf'ady are doing · W()rthy master presiding. ' I ~g~n Ao~ trtere thm e evttslon ·~ or sports show or another group. ·I his). The meeting 'opened in ritual- an · n ad er . e ~ons ~us i witless tpur of the White House. Two lovely displays by the - Put cleansing powders ln i islic form and a eommunica- :ason now rawmg 0 a c ose IArxl the trap is sprung once special education classes of Mrs containers witb openings that I tion was read from the state e h' reru~s 1 ~.ann~ :~cape I more. Bacon and Miss Michael wer; .eould be closed like spice cans [ secretary A meeting of Porno-- reac mg e u lm~ na Jr. ~· In a sea of reruns Friday diSgusted kthe mght . . enjOyed. Pnzes were awarded · that if tipped th e con 1en ts i· na Grange· was annou nced for f' If you. were und the perceptive v1ewer 0 1 1 by Mr. W. E. Campbell to the · wouldn't spill. Friday May 6. at lhe Rock "' ~ " ::;' •. ~Yt l might comprehend why hope . following children : -stock 88 "standards" gird· Springs Hall. Mrs. WavUI Sloan 7ery m e~ ~~~ es. u flickers. but never quite dies , PRIMARY GROUP .Jes and bras. or_ other was r€p0rted ill . t I you Sl aroun _Is su":'mer altogether. F' · . . accessories whic}J are sle""d.dy • · [and watch them agam you re a : 0 "Hn . 1rst pnze, D1ana Clay, th1rd : · ''Bits and Pieces'' was the bl th . hi t ne non-rP.run was gao s 1 sellers so that a customer wftb I a ermg masoc s · Heroes'' which along witb 11 Get Igrade · limited sboppiRg time has only i theme of the program present- Would the Yank!! like replay· : S t ,, is th be.'l t new to pick up Ule telephone , ed by Mrs. W. A. Morgan, lee· ing their last 10 games? Would 1 mard. f the eear It' got · [Specify sil.e color brand name. i turer, who read an article, Sinatra enjo) an all expense[colme ytyol y nd. s . I • ' · ''Th 1 So th' wrong 1 tour of TiJUana? .. c ass, s e, pace a a rousmg and add •1charge and send " . here s me mg Would you __ _. . d . F 1-1· .. s 1 -1 g1JVU cast 1e by 11ne new • - All restaurants permit wo Wtt er 11zer. evera arhces l dream of seeing Hhank" and · Bb Th ho men to d~eck coats - were read including, Over the ! •·camp Runamuck'' all over ' funTnhymansh Cllr~.b ek ' "' , · l' t D b M F' k; 1 e ow w1 ~ ac nex1 No Moaey Wasttil ,oun er rugs, y rs. ran 1again? 1 nd h lth . ·< , ee 'fh T e~tythd I year • per aps w Ill e p m the introduction ef 1 .ru s r:, e w " - tr Not if you're sane and have Emmy or two to Its ~ products by offering them 1 Channel. Mrs. Amos Leonard · smaller containers so that if , and Using Slctw Moving Vehicfamily doesn't like the Item i le Emblem, Amos Leonard. least money for a major A poem, ~'J Believe," was purchase is not involved. read by Mrs. Homer Radford. - Manufacture tooth paste 1' Bits of Nonsense, by M i ~ s tubes with a sman key att.aehed ' Betty Leonard, .and an article, to tbe base to roll tbe tube up , Pesticides, Handle With Care. l , ao the paste is used. Saves that by Mrs. f'red Goeglein, conclud-1 squeezed-in-the middle battle. ed the program. Pie and coffee i --<1r, package aU toothpaste i were served. • u:·;p ~­ 1 62 Ford hirlane I IIWl Amish Host 500, 4 dr. I cyl. Std. trtnt. "' SECOND SECTON Page 13 "!he Femlmne • • perslstance • •Ill pack3!Jill!J • IS• paylno• Off --~· imtintl The Harrisonville elementary ~ Charge. [ Second prize, Pamela Wilson,! fifth grade. and daughter Sherri, Mrs . . ,chool Parenl Teachers Organi-[ AI 7:15 the band. under the third grade. : Refreshments of cup cakes. I Howard and son John visited I By Gayaor MIUidOJ en plck or lie wllh string. In Prepa,... yellow m..tard ~ation unanimously endorsed the 1leadership of Mr. Garner, in· \ Third prize, Diana Morris, i ice cream and cortee were ser-1their brother and son, Mr. Char- Newspaper EaterprJse Alsa. hot shortening, in skillet, 2 tablespoobl butter er martond. lssu~ for the ~ew strument~l teacher. gave a .second grade. ' ved by Mrs. Lenna Oberholzer, l l·ey Howard, wife and children Cube steaks, well. seasoned, steak rolls on all sides. Add prtae 1en51 vo h1gh school m the well-m·e~ved program. The mu· l INTERMEDIATE GROUP I Mrs. Nellie Borgan and Mrs. , 1n Jackson recently. sluffed and rolled make ter; cover; reduce heat tablespoon ehopped par•"J · Local School District to be ~ic of Green Beret~" was Fi:st prize, Gerald Barrett,I Hazel Henderson. A social hour 1 Mr.. ~nd Mrs. Ll~yd Hutche- welcome dinner dish. Particu~ simmer for 30 to 40 Wash tomatoes: cut out stem 1son vtslted at Berhn recently. larJ when pan-fried tomato Remove fr~m heat. td on next Tuesday at its mJpressJVe as a nPw p1ece or 1spee1al education. 1was enjoyed by all. ends, then halve crosswise. ing last week at the school i music by the band. - - -·Mrs. ~ary Howard and son halJes are served with them . .steak rolls on platter. Add ¥.. out surface with muao- 1 Mrs. Jo Starcher, president. Tho business mteling was I John viSited her brother, Mr. And whipped potatoes? What cup cold water and the Mell buller 1D skillet_ called to order by giving the Wilham Hutcheson and family 1 1 miX to liquid ID pan. tomato halves, cut sidti,. pledge lo the flag and prayer by at Blackfork a recent Sunday. e se. STEAK ROLL'I well: place over heat and down, in butter. Cook over modi~ Mr. Jne Sayre_ I I Mrs. Mary Smith and two : (Serveo " to a boil, stirring heat long enough for lorna·' Mrs. Don Wilson was ap:daughters. Cindy and Sandy of I ~'• cup Oour Add sherry; heat a minute to heat throogh, but stll~ )Xlmted secretary pro tern, in I i Porter v1s1ted her mother, Mrs. 1 teaspoon oaloo taU er and serve. their shape (about 6 or i. tbe absenee of Mrs. WiUiam Lola Smith a recent Sunday. ! • ••be steak• (about m Jbs., PAN-FRIED TOMATOES Serve cut side up}' Arnott. r') )"I b 1 Mrs. Corneha Hutcheson.[ 3 tableopoons water I medium tomatoes surface with parsley•. Mrs. Mary Carsey reported a ! By GAY P~ULEV lin pressurized cans. as some : who has bfen sick with flu. : z tea1p00a~ iDstaat miDCed balance of $271.23. and $60 was I Ul-'1 Womea s Editor I manufar.turcrs are doing. L'ii betler. , . 1 01tloa 1 set aside to pay for school film NEW YORK UPT J _- Manu- - Sew the iatmdering or ' _Mrs. Maqo~y Smlt~ ~nd son 1 tablespooa prepared yellow strips to enlaroe s keep mg for ceamngmstruc 'd R1chard .of B1dwelt 18~ 1 bel. insJe 11 ona 1 . . • tbe film li~ 1facturer ,. .reacll . LJSVISited ' b her. musn1 1 •rary 112 was voted to pay for per eciiOn m pat kagmg of r II I th" •t . I . mother. Mrs. 0 a mil a H. · • ' I o a c o mg, no )us some , . . ' ll ~aspoou tea! oreJauo Bond Issue poster prizes. and l'Onsumer products. and 1he , l! Sunday evemng. 1 3/. Uk 65 Ford Gal. 500 $25 was given to further effor s consumers keep reminding ! garmen s. all Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hutcht!i ,_~ C1IP ~ b bread bl 1 Conv. 352 eng. Std. tr1n1., 1 for the bond issue them where they fail. Make saffi't)' pins son attendrd services at Addi1 captbl .. _-~ralm 3 ta espoou• IIIUIIII&'D na · r1dlo end hNfer 1 The · "why d •t th ? " 11 rustproof. . s d • son ' Mrs Oberholzer received the ' on e~ un ay. 64 Galaxie XL $5 f · • th h' b t t ]suggestions cootinue even 3S I -Sell bobbh_JS prefilled with _ _ _ _ I eup water COIIvertible, 8 cylind.,, 1 envelope(~~ oa.) br "WD II'• or e Jg es . room ~un · tu~ckagers elimiHRte complaints black or white t}lread the BUYS ~ ACRES . WALNUT CREEK FINE FOOD •uto tr11n1., power tfMr· Mrs. Bacon and MISs M1chael l,. . . · ' w · vy mil .. ' lne, power br•k•• end thanked the P.T.O. for lhe 15from housewives. . ·FemlmnO'irequ; nlly us~ s~ades. MARmTTA, Ohio iUPI) - : (UPI) -This tiny Amish •• Our Delight! windows, redio & huter •. to th perSistance has pa1d off 10 - 1\hy don t they mak e the Marietta Coile•e Friday an· · 3 tableopoons sberry ' munlty of 467 Friday night . 1 1 •'ven th . bem or rsupp . . baby m.bs a11 destgn,.,.. . ~ nounced it had• purchased 20 .j Combme . flour and . visited by a major political th lOS. .' num bers of mstances of better ' fuII ·sJze omon 65 Ford Gal. 500 1 n eh ~ senceMo e D pro' labelling and services. ~ to fold at least partially. A. acres of unimprovtd land on I salt· sprinkle on both sides of ure for the first time since bF~nrga .r.';:1,.nfaToUryatrerealat, 2 dr. H1rdtop, 219 engine, 1tanderd tr1n1. Radio and gram r a1rman. rs. uant> St'l . · f •1 · th ' ""II [ 11. there ' fllways room for l aturr comp ams at every-. the city's east side to use for 1cube steaks. lo a mixing bowl, 1890s when William · home • cooked meal ... hoOter Mrs. Th eIrna Campur j ·u~provement . Ask any house- t'Jme a crJ'b ·IS. moved 1rom ,' physical education and recrea- •I combine the water and omon: St an Iey, · · And' took charge passed through on a at 1o~ pnees. 59 Ford Galaxie . 't . .trod d M I' Wife--shopper, or look 3L the I room to room ll has to be t'lon programs I Jet stand a few minutes. Add Gov Jame·s A wloodalt tyll1 youf tryl the 4 Dr. 8 cyUnthr, IUto. VJSI ors m uce were r. lat t 11 f f 1, ttv d ,1 " . t' 11 d's ti"d " · I · · . our amily wUI · 0. 0 . Patterson and Mr. Rob--~ the: ?~? ec lon t~ w .I on pra\\~hlca ~ I mllantl . . h' hi , the yellow mustard. oregano. brought hJs industrial love it ... andyoul · tr1ns. Radio & heeter t 8 B th I' . hed y. sugges IOns rom ere arf a Jose Jg y- Today's Thougbl milk and bread crumbs: toss to ment campaign into the ""!:~ I I 1 62 Ford Gal. 500 ~~ir ;i : :· to ~Jrea~:::q~;s the :some or the 65 ,000 homema.ker see--through ~t ? the French Emperor Napoleon: mix .•spread a portion of filling ICounty village, telling 1 touted 4 dr. I eyl. At Trant., P. evening. Mrs. Patterson was al· : consu~t~nts who ~ork p~r! lime ~ bottom packages ~or meats. "From the 9Ublime to the on each steak, then roll up, I than 500 persons jammed &turing, radio and huter Women'S View ~~~;;;:.~ FORMERLY "· < _ Diercctor of Public Relations, Ohio Department of Highways Executive Secretary, Ohio Development and Publicity Commission Publicity Chairman, Southeastern Ohio Regional Council A 20 Year Record Aiding The Development Of Southeastern Ohio I DO NOT BELIEVE: In last minute personal 1Hacka on an opponent In spreading untrue ·atorles about 1 n opponent In splitting the perty In 1 primary el tctlon • I DO BELIEVE In 1 CLEAN CAMPAIGN. l'ublillbed bJ D. 0. Taber, State Representative, 867 PIke St., KanaiiJI, Ohio NOMINATE �.. ....,_ ~ •\ " '. " l . ,I . . .' • i.l "' ' ' ., '·" r ' 1< ,, • '• . Tlm••·Sentinel, Sunday, MJiy 1, ' !, ' J . r. •• Times-Sentinel resume Dead in .' \ Ron Williams of Rutland ,, • Political Activity IS • Ill County ry Entertained " Mrs. Charles Riffle was host;. eso to the BI-Monthly Canasto" dub Thursday evening, at her,· home, East Main·st Pflmeroy. "' ;;: Prizes for games were ~~ Warded to Mrs. Eugent' Trip. lett and Mrs. Richard Pint,.;., Mrs. Riffle rece1ved unnJvefltl.. oary gifts from h<r "'"'' pat.: Refreshments wm semd 1?1. the hoitess to :•w"' namL'tl a' ; bove and Mrs. ,""•Jy Cowan, Mrs. Max Folmu Mrs. Pall!; Taylor. Mrs. John ~ "av~~r. and' Mrs. Donald McKe1.. ie. 1.:: ROYALTY AT PROM - Susie Morris, Junior class vice president, presents a gift to Willard (Buddy) Moore, King of the prom, at left; Mary Lou Teaford the Queen, receives a bouquet of roses (following her selection) from Junior class president Wayne Davis, (Account of Prom, Page 16 ), CtllllUtn Club ;, 4 FANCY CHAPEAU - Mrs. Sb.lrley Tabelllon, Clncinnati. will present a program of "Hats and History•• at the June 4 South Central District Spring Conference of the Ohio Child Conservation League at Grace Methodist Church. A representative of the Sperry-Hutchinson Company, she A two • part program on 1ing with devotioll5. She read a is ahown here modeling one of the hats. planting and transplanting lpOem "Rag DoU," and a pray- ~ ,was pres~nted to _the ~eeting 1 er that g~ with praying of the Vmton Fr1endshtp Gar-1 hands. Dunng the business 1 Iden Club at the. hom~ of Mn. meeting the secretary and 1 . , . . . . IMax Barnes, With nme mem- ' treasurer's reports were read of hats, whir.h are rep1 ·~ : Vmton Women s Soctety of IHazel Harmen and Ruth Evans. White. Mrs. Ruth Evans )Om-!be- pr•-nt. ' and approved and · com mum·_I, Uons of hat..:; on dISP 1ay at th . ~. ' Christian Service honored al I Elva Hunt_Iey ~ffered prayer. ~the membership ef the so- 1 The first part was given by eation heard. 1 Costume Institute of the Mc trD- ~ its charter merpbers at lts re- I The Fellctwship Day ~ew c1ety. Mrs. Bill Rece on proper plant- I politan Museum of Art In eent meeting held at the ' guests from Eno, Wilkesville, Hazel Harmon, Spiritualing and transplanUng. She stat· R S1 . New York City. ney range church. jPorter and Rio Grande. The Life Secretary, had charge ef ed that the heavy seeds should ummage a e 1 ~ from an 18116 s:mey rhape::~~~ In 1940 the WSCS was organ-' day started at II a.m., with a the program. Myrtle JacobS Jbe soaked overnight in warm Planned by Women to lalest Irene in he.." ized to replace the Ladies Aid. !de1icious potluck dinner beir.g : gave the scripture reading i water, and that seeds should PT. PLEASANT- The Point Mildred Baker is given .. the; served at noon. Grace· was giv-1 from Pro.verhs. Prayer was by be planted from Jix to eight IPleasant Woman·~ Club will w~ workshops will be c~: credit for having the VISIOn of Ien by Edna Woodruff. Jane Pohng, and Edna Wood- weeks before they are trans- hold a rummage sale running ducted by Mrs. Merrill w~ formin g the organization. In the afterneon the sessi9n ruff gave the welcome. planted. from now until May lOth at the Holmes Col mbu p 'de t • 5 All cbarter members were ' was .called to order _by the .B.e\va Lo~g ~s narrator, !· Mrs. Clinton Payne gave the Ci.ty ~ilcHng. on Viand Street The French City Mothers "I Was A Communist For the of the 'o.C.C~L.; Mn/~~v;. asked to stand, and the ~em- pres1~~t. The openmg song fJIVJ~g a _br~~f ~1story of the , ~on~ .part on f~r~illzers and 1 w1th s1gns bemg erected at the League of Gallipolis will host F.E.E., ·• a presentation that Jy Russell, Gallipolis. Librar- . hers. who had held the of£1ce of w~s "In The Service _or The Ladle~ A1d, wh1ch was organ-1msect•c•d~. She p.emted out entr~nce ef th~ ra~p to the the South Central District has won him wide acclaim. ian at Rio Grande College; ancl presildent were. asked to stand K~n~, by the group, WI~ Mrs. !zed m 1905. She read the !that the kmd of soil ~~termmes ~rkmg area d1rechng the pub- Sp~ing Confere~e of the Ohio A special program on "Hats Joe Fenderbosch. Gallipolis., and form a Ji."e at the alta~. Vavian Tope or Wilkesville as names of charter members, and the amuunt of fertilizer, and lie to the sale area. 1 ch1ld ConservatiOn League Sat- and History," will be present.. Safety Director of the Kyger All paused~ honor was ~Id pianist. ~oU call. was by mem. ~~s. Elva Huntley, the only Ithat two per cent o~ plant food Persons having rummage to ~ urday, June 4 at Grae Me~ ed by Mrs. Shirley Tabelllon, Creek Power Plant. to d~eased embers, the hst bers glvmg a Bible vers~. The hvmg char~ member, was: comes from the soli. She also donate ~re asked to contact Mrs. dist Church. Cincinnati. District Consumer Musical entertainment will or. wh1ch w". read by . Anna secretory And treasurers r.. presented wilh a lovely cor.. suggested that tnsb should be C. H. Fiaher. at 67&-lil!il and the Principal speaker for the Relations RA!presentative of the be provided by llle Washing· H1g~ms . Jess1~ Houchins gave ports were given. Name tags sage by her co~.!IJn, Haze·] Har- ~leaned up be:ause It harbors rummage wdl be collecte~. All event will be Gallia County Sperry-Hutchinson Company. 1on Elementary &hoot Parentan m.. memor!!'m to them. AJ and place ~ards were ma~e by mon. Her favor•te song, "Take Insects and d1sease. proceeds from the sale will be IPro:<J.ecuting Attorney John Members of Ute club wm Teachers Association's Mothersong Sunrise was sung by Anna Htggmo and Eleanor Time To Be Holy,'• was sung Mrs. Barnes opened the meet- used lor club project•. I A. Epling. His topic wiU be model the hats. The collection lingers. - - - - - - - - - ·- - · · -- - -- - by Hazel Harmon and Ruth - · __:__ _ _ _ _.:_.::..__ _.:__ _:___::..::._:..::._::.:._.::::_:::=_::::::...:==::!.:::!:.:::______ I Evans. "How Firm A Founl datiotl," was sung and dedicated to the saints of yesteryears. The May meeting of the soclely will be held at the home of Mrs. Alire Whllley. • Two-Part Progrom GIVen at Vinton • f f · d h• G Meet mg 0 rten S Ip Orden Cl Ub Vinton WSCS Honors All its Charter Members democrat candidates and V. K. Knapp, Hurrlcant!, republf. 1 •.3 """" , M0 thers League T H t s . Q OS pnng Mee tl•ng June 4 -- the 1 ·I ,, EMBLEM CLUB INSTALLS- This Tawney photo pictures the newly installed officers of the Gallipolis Emblem Club. First row Jell to right, Mabel Swanson, treasurer; ~hzabet.h Mills, mar~hall ; Mary Kay Robinson, president; Mary St. Clair and Faith Kurklauch, of Logan, installing offi.. . ce111; Avalon Roush. fJrst Y1ce-pres1dent; and Barb~ra Geo~ge, second guard. Bac~ row, standing - Betty Null corresponding secretary: Jo Ana ~ompson, second trustee; Wilma. Bro.wn, second _vic~ president.; Jean Gardner, th1rd trustee; Joyce New, first vice-president; Evalee Myers. finanCial secretary; Barbara Shelton, h1stonan; Ann Wickline, record.mg secretary: Nancy Houck, first assistant marshall; Ann Nelson, press corr{'spondent; Jean Wood, chap1ain, Janet Wetherholt, organist; Mildred .Null, first guard; Ferne Gardner, second assistant marsball and Lucille White fu· • . MR. AND MRS. ROGER ROUSH I After decades of "economic dt~d c.Wll sent to eo. ' · (ltizens Action Conunl~· for the Meigs Local School Dis· rr the School Bond l.,ue, trict, the students will be giv· ., .ys brlore ille primary en tile beat facUlties and will be whe n the Meigs Local encouraged to select courses .h : dropout after be has work in which they are Interested so ' > •he proposal, asks "How they will nol become b i 1 h t ,,J Is An Education Worth?" school dropou~. ,J,;me authorities state that Let'a look at the facls . ., "e income of a mgh scn001 li we do 110t take advantage 'g~duate annually is equal to of t2 mUJion Jn atate aid, we '_ ·tiM annual Income of 1 bigh IIIIJ han to pay later a size.. > ollllool dropout alter he u work- ble share of Ibis two millioR · *If :10 yean. whlcb could double or triple ~ ltJ the proposed comprehen- !be amount asked now . lli>ll and YIICIUaoal JqiJ !lcbool ...,.... Ill lllllbo olllfl pal $16!,11011nta the support of the The children have received apschools Involved IJI lbe Meigs prorlmately two-thirds of ti re Local School Dlotrlct. 1ben COil! ol edncatlon from state ts DO guarantee •bat thl! dit- IOUI'Cel aM now .tbe stale is trtet will aot receive Jell lbaa willing to pay two-thirds of the Ibis amoODI lor lhe nesl sue- coot o( ' )11gb school building oo ceedlag three yean. we can have facilities equal to The district spent $1,024,1111G any In the state. In the last year which means As has been pointed out ear. that twu-thirdJ of our opera~ Her, the averase taxpayer ju ing costs come from alate the MeiJs Local School District srurces. bas property valued around No family In the dlltrlct bas f3,000. This means Ibis average ev<r come close to paying the taxpayer would pay an estlmatcost of educatlna Ita chlldren. .t $11.10 per 10111' to build this new high school. For with lower valued property cost wiU be le,. This is an opportunity to cetve the benefits that are rentty available In many districts that have much er wealth. A vote "for" bond issue will SIIBraDtee Wl:al ~hwl Dfztrt.ct's 900 school students the chance gq out In !He wjth . wUI permU tbOm to compete equal terms with b.lgh )lraduatea ia Bill part of .. Fo.rmollnstollotion of Officers Is Held by Gallipolis Emblem Club Emergency Squad.- ,Work Is Desc rL'b ed f0 r PTA i Valoe of Education Explained by Committee < . • ha d . , . Mrs. RIC r s IS Electecl President Of Ph .1 th ean C/ b f New, Y Tho quicktsf way to Progran Was k put o Domocrat to Congre11o t ..,'' Wolter Moolltr gr011ln 1911. Engogement of M 'I W'l yn I SOn Is Announced Miss Linda Diane Haggy, daughter of Mr. a~d Mra. Jesse T. llaggy, became the bride of Mr. Roger Lee Roush, Qrl -~. ron or Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Roush, Middleport, on March 23, In a double ring ceremony, in Ripley, w. Va. C.· Miss Haggy is a Junior at Pomeroy High School. Mr. Roush Mr. and Mrs. Raymond . is a 1965 graduate of Middleport High School and is now IWilson of Rochester: N. Y.,' employed wlth Ingles Furniture Co. former Pomeroy residents, WISh I • ' - - - - - - - - - - I to announce the engagement ol Gallipolis Emb.lem Club No. preme Installing Marshall. their oldest dangb.ler Marilyn 199 held its formal instaUation [ The Snpreme SUite was made Ann, to Mr. David J;seph Bel· of ollia;rs on April 23rd. Mary up of officers from Jackson, I castro, son of Reve,.nd IJoc.. St Cla1r of U!gan, Supreme! U!gan, Athens and Gallipolis. I OmQ U Or eat tor and Mrs. Joseph Belcastro ' DIBIJ?<t Deputy, and Put State Immediate Pas! President AvoMrs. Orin Kyger was hostess : In cbronicli~ the crowded ol Columbus. ;J'relndent and Past President ; nolle Roush, and Betty Null, Thursday evemng to members:yean of his lite he describes . The bride_ elect Is a grad- :?f' the. Logan Club, was the : Past Marsh'all, received gifts of the Phllomathean Club when ! b.ls strugglea as a boy ol eJsht uate of Penfield Central High ;::un:;},.olficer. Faith Kurk- Jfrom the club. Mrs. Roush Mr. Walter Cleland of the[lic. ret West. and Ella Mae Hill. Mrs. Clifford, Richards w"' to help support his family by School New York and is pres· . . • of Logan, was_. Su- was alro presented wiill her Racine Emergency Squad was The Methldist Church Junior Alternates include Pbvllio elected president lor lhe com· play111g the cello in third-rate enUy 'auendtng Capital Sehool • past president's pin. lUes! speaker when the Racine Choir, witli its directors. Mn. KDilblillg Linda Hlll and· Ida ing yeor. with Mrs. Gilh<:rt P. cafes. He tells of the tunnoll of of Beauty Culture In Columbus. I Mrs. Sm1th Named There was a bullet and dance Elementory PTA met recently Hilton Wolle and Sandra Bailey, Dlebl ' Bush as vice president. Mrs. Or- his youtb In Czarist R~.ia, and Mr. Belcastn 18 a former ! Group President . following ille Installation. Nan- at the IIJ'ade ~ool The presi· and pianist, Mrs. Garrett Clro The principal, Mrs. Price, 10 Kyger secretary, and Mlllll of his final break wltli h1s fam- cnuuate of Easlman High ~ PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Hal' cy Houck and Oleta Wood dent, Mn. Helen Johnsen, pre. cle, presented four oelecti1011 saJd !be school operetta would Ediill Hutsinplllar treasurer. By. School In Columbus. He 11 now rlet Smitb was elected pres!· were chairmen of the Install• sided. The tnasurer, Walter entiUed: , be given May 13. A discussion Appropriate books were chos- During his llle Mr. Plat- a studeht at 51 M ry' f The · dent of !be Point · Pleasant lion committee. Burke, reporteol a balance of "W Y The ., •'On E COIICtl'11ing costumes and po.. en a~ gilts to ille Galli• County lfOJ'Ski' bas been glle$t soloist Sprtngo and 18 ' $!11.47· ter ~~ .. ~'Wei:;., ,.: ten for advertising was held. 1a:O: with Registered Nurses A!soclotloo lll8tnct L•brary in memory ol ~th aU the major orchestras the shoe corporation of Amer. with Miso Eve!~ Hictmaa cbos- E . Program chairman M1'11. Sprlngtl.;,e Moming" and The PTA wtR pay for priZPs Miss Ann Hlll and Mrs. C. T: m· this country and abroad, bis leo, A weddin& dale baa not en as vice president; Mn. Hope P••eopal Women Joyce Hoback introduced Mr. "Telling the Story of to be atven for posters and for Robinson. work and travel&, briDging him been se~ Burnam, secretary and Mrs. To Meet Tue~~day Cloland, wbo talked about r.. · oeUtna tlctets. The evening's program was In Into contact wltb on utonlsh· Mary Hilbert, treasurer. PT. PLEASANT _ The ll'om- venlillg emergencies and :hat Members ?I !be <bolr were Mary K. Yost, Opal Van Metcharge of Mrs. Robert Sechrist, Ina varlely ol personaces from Portsmouth St. , All · peraoDS Jn. The newly elected olflcera en of Chrlat Episcopal church to do wben one occurs Jo~ Hill, Mike Popp, Daltl .., llll4 lin. Price pve r.. who read from "The Cellist," all "'lib of Ule. t«esled are uraect to atlend. will be lnatalled at the May will meet Tuesday With M u. .· Grmdstaff, Vickie Wolle, J1111 por11 011 tbe Southeast D 1 ,. the recently published autobiog· .· The meeting 18 fo• Callla; meeting Wilen a picnic ' " " lllllolt Miller, pmident presld, The emergency UDJt belongs Reese, Angie Popp and Dlbra lrlet Coa!erence, Mrs. Anno ra~by of Igor PJaUgorsky. · C · M lin l Jac&11011, Scioto and Lawrence WID be held at the home.of Mrs. Inc. 1be meeling WID ,begin 11 to. the people but. II oi10Uid be West. CllaJIIIIIII't alltb )lrade won Wrillng. wllh wit and ebatm, rop ee. I I .,...lil!tl: ..,.!her Ia !be battle Frank SchOlz. f p.m. Willi 1 Corporal4 Com- ~ ..only wben lh,;;: is a The foll.owing officero were altetJdance award and Mr, r ...,~yri!ky g;vc< .• warm, Set For /acklon to eol!lba\ world hunger 'Under . MrL Dorothy Morrlaon Mas- munton followed at 6:10 wltb Ilrl ~ibe 11m~ IIOmlnated. bailber. Teaohtn will serve,... lasclnaUng ltocount Of his must- A me:eunc of cltrgyllll!ll, Jay. lbe Crop prnaram, wb.lch 18 ·1 011 County Health Num 'ohow· 1 buffet dinner. ve ol on of e President Betty llllllne; Vice frMbmenll al May mee~ eal career, hil peraonal llle, men, 1/Dlted Chlirch Women, ..mlnuruty · 8J)peaJ of Cllurdl ed a rum on the work ' being , Guest. speakers ol the even- ~ · k _ . . . rwlllliiC president, Belly JoiuJBoJJ; Se'o- IDe· •nd h•s many friends. ~r.:nog civic, 1"'!1' •!)d oilier ch~ch w~ 8erVJet., lhe •lllii)Qr ·Pro- Clone by !be public health Mglllill ' beMI-..SiiismundHar;:.ry, Marpret w.,.~ and 'lbe lt'OUp ~to !be latter be lllllllbefa.I!!O ~ ldl.l l(f.held at Z:SI( p. flll1jiiil•.~. nllel "'IODO'/ DUrso durlnc the meeting andjder and Mrs Charles Holler . ·. 11111'1!1', Nancy Erv!JI. lumb room !orr retr.lunoall ol tury's greatest conduetm, •IDl· m: 'Tueiioli1 · al !be Jacboii 'IJblcb.' 1kj. ·.PeOPJ, 'ti 10 ~ held 1 queetlon and anawer Jr., both of c:iaJilP.oll. and Mrs' :"lb.QID~IIli"C to buy. ~ DeJeiatea ·111 Ccu."lly C;r.mcJi <jO!itleo, ICe ~. !/m, ~ c1er ,whose ~ be hu plaJed. lllelbodiat cburclJ, ~l!roa4 and lr!ot.'· • .. . " .. , lletl&d 'iOuowlile tbl lbowihC: • i:. 1litD J · ·PL P~~ •llllon II olways are Jane Cleland, Mia. ~ ilde and ctlflll ,....._. by 11101)1. 811 epea lor ~ bJ. lbe .pub. Smitb, Grace Huftmati, 1111rp. . . ol lint · . , , . · " ~~t~ea, 1 · . ..!, Euter " the Filldltna. =.t1,.the=.:r:: lh' Wood, '·' the ' !; ·+ ' .~ .. • ~ , ... ._; ' t·1',,.. ··. .,.... ~ "*" ... L ...... •'• '" .~ .. "'""'''('-·o~:•l• ·. .., •n; "' cb ,p ile ID • 4 II• d· �.. ....,_ ~ •\ " '. " l . ,I . . .' • i.l "' ' ' ., '·" r ' 1< ,, • '• . Tlm••·Sentinel, Sunday, MJiy 1, ' !, ' J . r. •• Times-Sentinel resume Dead in .' \ Ron Williams of Rutland ,, • Political Activity IS • Ill County ry Entertained " Mrs. Charles Riffle was host;. eso to the BI-Monthly Canasto" dub Thursday evening, at her,· home, East Main·st Pflmeroy. "' ;;: Prizes for games were ~~ Warded to Mrs. Eugent' Trip. lett and Mrs. Richard Pint,.;., Mrs. Riffle rece1ved unnJvefltl.. oary gifts from h<r "'"'' pat.: Refreshments wm semd 1?1. the hoitess to :•w"' namL'tl a' ; bove and Mrs. ,""•Jy Cowan, Mrs. Max Folmu Mrs. Pall!; Taylor. Mrs. John ~ "av~~r. and' Mrs. Donald McKe1.. ie. 1.:: ROYALTY AT PROM - Susie Morris, Junior class vice president, presents a gift to Willard (Buddy) Moore, King of the prom, at left; Mary Lou Teaford the Queen, receives a bouquet of roses (following her selection) from Junior class president Wayne Davis, (Account of Prom, Page 16 ), CtllllUtn Club ;, 4 FANCY CHAPEAU - Mrs. Sb.lrley Tabelllon, Clncinnati. will present a program of "Hats and History•• at the June 4 South Central District Spring Conference of the Ohio Child Conservation League at Grace Methodist Church. A representative of the Sperry-Hutchinson Company, she A two • part program on 1ing with devotioll5. She read a is ahown here modeling one of the hats. planting and transplanting lpOem "Rag DoU," and a pray- ~ ,was pres~nted to _the ~eeting 1 er that g~ with praying of the Vmton Fr1endshtp Gar-1 hands. Dunng the business 1 Iden Club at the. hom~ of Mn. meeting the secretary and 1 . , . . . . IMax Barnes, With nme mem- ' treasurer's reports were read of hats, whir.h are rep1 ·~ : Vmton Women s Soctety of IHazel Harmen and Ruth Evans. White. Mrs. Ruth Evans )Om-!be- pr•-nt. ' and approved and · com mum·_I, Uons of hat..:; on dISP 1ay at th . ~. ' Christian Service honored al I Elva Hunt_Iey ~ffered prayer. ~the membership ef the so- 1 The first part was given by eation heard. 1 Costume Institute of the Mc trD- ~ its charter merpbers at lts re- I The Fellctwship Day ~ew c1ety. Mrs. Bill Rece on proper plant- I politan Museum of Art In eent meeting held at the ' guests from Eno, Wilkesville, Hazel Harmon, Spiritualing and transplanUng. She stat· R S1 . New York City. ney range church. jPorter and Rio Grande. The Life Secretary, had charge ef ed that the heavy seeds should ummage a e 1 ~ from an 18116 s:mey rhape::~~~ In 1940 the WSCS was organ-' day started at II a.m., with a the program. Myrtle JacobS Jbe soaked overnight in warm Planned by Women to lalest Irene in he.." ized to replace the Ladies Aid. !de1icious potluck dinner beir.g : gave the scripture reading i water, and that seeds should PT. PLEASANT- The Point Mildred Baker is given .. the; served at noon. Grace· was giv-1 from Pro.verhs. Prayer was by be planted from Jix to eight IPleasant Woman·~ Club will w~ workshops will be c~: credit for having the VISIOn of Ien by Edna Woodruff. Jane Pohng, and Edna Wood- weeks before they are trans- hold a rummage sale running ducted by Mrs. Merrill w~ formin g the organization. In the afterneon the sessi9n ruff gave the welcome. planted. from now until May lOth at the Holmes Col mbu p 'de t • 5 All cbarter members were ' was .called to order _by the .B.e\va Lo~g ~s narrator, !· Mrs. Clinton Payne gave the Ci.ty ~ilcHng. on Viand Street The French City Mothers "I Was A Communist For the of the 'o.C.C~L.; Mn/~~v;. asked to stand, and the ~em- pres1~~t. The openmg song fJIVJ~g a _br~~f ~1story of the , ~on~ .part on f~r~illzers and 1 w1th s1gns bemg erected at the League of Gallipolis will host F.E.E., ·• a presentation that Jy Russell, Gallipolis. Librar- . hers. who had held the of£1ce of w~s "In The Service _or The Ladle~ A1d, wh1ch was organ-1msect•c•d~. She p.emted out entr~nce ef th~ ra~p to the the South Central District has won him wide acclaim. ian at Rio Grande College; ancl presildent were. asked to stand K~n~, by the group, WI~ Mrs. !zed m 1905. She read the !that the kmd of soil ~~termmes ~rkmg area d1rechng the pub- Sp~ing Confere~e of the Ohio A special program on "Hats Joe Fenderbosch. Gallipolis., and form a Ji."e at the alta~. Vavian Tope or Wilkesville as names of charter members, and the amuunt of fertilizer, and lie to the sale area. 1 ch1ld ConservatiOn League Sat- and History," will be present.. Safety Director of the Kyger All paused~ honor was ~Id pianist. ~oU call. was by mem. ~~s. Elva Huntley, the only Ithat two per cent o~ plant food Persons having rummage to ~ urday, June 4 at Grae Me~ ed by Mrs. Shirley Tabelllon, Creek Power Plant. to d~eased embers, the hst bers glvmg a Bible vers~. The hvmg char~ member, was: comes from the soli. She also donate ~re asked to contact Mrs. dist Church. Cincinnati. District Consumer Musical entertainment will or. wh1ch w". read by . Anna secretory And treasurers r.. presented wilh a lovely cor.. suggested that tnsb should be C. H. Fiaher. at 67&-lil!il and the Principal speaker for the Relations RA!presentative of the be provided by llle Washing· H1g~ms . Jess1~ Houchins gave ports were given. Name tags sage by her co~.!IJn, Haze·] Har- ~leaned up be:ause It harbors rummage wdl be collecte~. All event will be Gallia County Sperry-Hutchinson Company. 1on Elementary &hoot Parentan m.. memor!!'m to them. AJ and place ~ards were ma~e by mon. Her favor•te song, "Take Insects and d1sease. proceeds from the sale will be IPro:<J.ecuting Attorney John Members of Ute club wm Teachers Association's Mothersong Sunrise was sung by Anna Htggmo and Eleanor Time To Be Holy,'• was sung Mrs. Barnes opened the meet- used lor club project•. I A. Epling. His topic wiU be model the hats. The collection lingers. - - - - - - - - - ·- - · · -- - -- - by Hazel Harmon and Ruth - · __:__ _ _ _ _.:_.::..__ _.:__ _:___::..::._:..::._::.:._.::::_:::=_::::::...:==::!.:::!:.:::______ I Evans. "How Firm A Founl datiotl," was sung and dedicated to the saints of yesteryears. The May meeting of the soclely will be held at the home of Mrs. Alire Whllley. • Two-Part Progrom GIVen at Vinton • f f · d h• G Meet mg 0 rten S Ip Orden Cl Ub Vinton WSCS Honors All its Charter Members democrat candidates and V. K. Knapp, Hurrlcant!, republf. 1 •.3 """" , M0 thers League T H t s . Q OS pnng Mee tl•ng June 4 -- the 1 ·I ,, EMBLEM CLUB INSTALLS- This Tawney photo pictures the newly installed officers of the Gallipolis Emblem Club. First row Jell to right, Mabel Swanson, treasurer; ~hzabet.h Mills, mar~hall ; Mary Kay Robinson, president; Mary St. Clair and Faith Kurklauch, of Logan, installing offi.. . ce111; Avalon Roush. fJrst Y1ce-pres1dent; and Barb~ra Geo~ge, second guard. Bac~ row, standing - Betty Null corresponding secretary: Jo Ana ~ompson, second trustee; Wilma. Bro.wn, second _vic~ president.; Jean Gardner, th1rd trustee; Joyce New, first vice-president; Evalee Myers. finanCial secretary; Barbara Shelton, h1stonan; Ann Wickline, record.mg secretary: Nancy Houck, first assistant marshall; Ann Nelson, press corr{'spondent; Jean Wood, chap1ain, Janet Wetherholt, organist; Mildred .Null, first guard; Ferne Gardner, second assistant marsball and Lucille White fu· • . MR. AND MRS. ROGER ROUSH I After decades of "economic dt~d c.Wll sent to eo. ' · (ltizens Action Conunl~· for the Meigs Local School Dis· rr the School Bond l.,ue, trict, the students will be giv· ., .ys brlore ille primary en tile beat facUlties and will be whe n the Meigs Local encouraged to select courses .h : dropout after be has work in which they are Interested so ' > •he proposal, asks "How they will nol become b i 1 h t ,,J Is An Education Worth?" school dropou~. ,J,;me authorities state that Let'a look at the facls . ., "e income of a mgh scn001 li we do 110t take advantage 'g~duate annually is equal to of t2 mUJion Jn atate aid, we '_ ·tiM annual Income of 1 bigh IIIIJ han to pay later a size.. > ollllool dropout alter he u work- ble share of Ibis two millioR · *If :10 yean. whlcb could double or triple ~ ltJ the proposed comprehen- !be amount asked now . lli>ll and YIICIUaoal JqiJ !lcbool ...,.... Ill lllllbo olllfl pal $16!,11011nta the support of the The children have received apschools Involved IJI lbe Meigs prorlmately two-thirds of ti re Local School Dlotrlct. 1ben COil! ol edncatlon from state ts DO guarantee •bat thl! dit- IOUI'Cel aM now .tbe stale is trtet will aot receive Jell lbaa willing to pay two-thirds of the Ibis amoODI lor lhe nesl sue- coot o( ' )11gb school building oo ceedlag three yean. we can have facilities equal to The district spent $1,024,1111G any In the state. In the last year which means As has been pointed out ear. that twu-thirdJ of our opera~ Her, the averase taxpayer ju ing costs come from alate the MeiJs Local School District srurces. bas property valued around No family In the dlltrlct bas f3,000. This means Ibis average ev<r come close to paying the taxpayer would pay an estlmatcost of educatlna Ita chlldren. .t $11.10 per 10111' to build this new high school. For with lower valued property cost wiU be le,. This is an opportunity to cetve the benefits that are rentty available In many districts that have much er wealth. A vote "for" bond issue will SIIBraDtee Wl:al ~hwl Dfztrt.ct's 900 school students the chance gq out In !He wjth . wUI permU tbOm to compete equal terms with b.lgh )lraduatea ia Bill part of .. Fo.rmollnstollotion of Officers Is Held by Gallipolis Emblem Club Emergency Squad.- ,Work Is Desc rL'b ed f0 r PTA i Valoe of Education Explained by Committee < . • ha d . , . Mrs. RIC r s IS Electecl President Of Ph .1 th ean C/ b f New, Y Tho quicktsf way to Progran Was k put o Domocrat to Congre11o t ..,'' Wolter Moolltr gr011ln 1911. Engogement of M 'I W'l yn I SOn Is Announced Miss Linda Diane Haggy, daughter of Mr. a~d Mra. Jesse T. llaggy, became the bride of Mr. Roger Lee Roush, Qrl -~. ron or Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Roush, Middleport, on March 23, In a double ring ceremony, in Ripley, w. Va. C.· Miss Haggy is a Junior at Pomeroy High School. Mr. Roush Mr. and Mrs. Raymond . is a 1965 graduate of Middleport High School and is now IWilson of Rochester: N. Y.,' employed wlth Ingles Furniture Co. former Pomeroy residents, WISh I • ' - - - - - - - - - - I to announce the engagement ol Gallipolis Emb.lem Club No. preme Installing Marshall. their oldest dangb.ler Marilyn 199 held its formal instaUation [ The Snpreme SUite was made Ann, to Mr. David J;seph Bel· of ollia;rs on April 23rd. Mary up of officers from Jackson, I castro, son of Reve,.nd IJoc.. St Cla1r of U!gan, Supreme! U!gan, Athens and Gallipolis. I OmQ U Or eat tor and Mrs. Joseph Belcastro ' DIBIJ?<t Deputy, and Put State Immediate Pas! President AvoMrs. Orin Kyger was hostess : In cbronicli~ the crowded ol Columbus. ;J'relndent and Past President ; nolle Roush, and Betty Null, Thursday evemng to members:yean of his lite he describes . The bride_ elect Is a grad- :?f' the. Logan Club, was the : Past Marsh'all, received gifts of the Phllomathean Club when ! b.ls strugglea as a boy ol eJsht uate of Penfield Central High ;::un:;},.olficer. Faith Kurk- Jfrom the club. Mrs. Roush Mr. Walter Cleland of the[lic. ret West. and Ella Mae Hill. Mrs. Clifford, Richards w"' to help support his family by School New York and is pres· . . • of Logan, was_. Su- was alro presented wiill her Racine Emergency Squad was The Methldist Church Junior Alternates include Pbvllio elected president lor lhe com· play111g the cello in third-rate enUy 'auendtng Capital Sehool • past president's pin. lUes! speaker when the Racine Choir, witli its directors. Mn. KDilblillg Linda Hlll and· Ida ing yeor. with Mrs. Gilh<:rt P. cafes. He tells of the tunnoll of of Beauty Culture In Columbus. I Mrs. Sm1th Named There was a bullet and dance Elementory PTA met recently Hilton Wolle and Sandra Bailey, Dlebl ' Bush as vice president. Mrs. Or- his youtb In Czarist R~.ia, and Mr. Belcastn 18 a former ! Group President . following ille Installation. Nan- at the IIJ'ade ~ool The presi· and pianist, Mrs. Garrett Clro The principal, Mrs. Price, 10 Kyger secretary, and Mlllll of his final break wltli h1s fam- cnuuate of Easlman High ~ PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Hal' cy Houck and Oleta Wood dent, Mn. Helen Johnsen, pre. cle, presented four oelecti1011 saJd !be school operetta would Ediill Hutsinplllar treasurer. By. School In Columbus. He 11 now rlet Smitb was elected pres!· were chairmen of the Install• sided. The tnasurer, Walter entiUed: , be given May 13. A discussion Appropriate books were chos- During his llle Mr. Plat- a studeht at 51 M ry' f The · dent of !be Point · Pleasant lion committee. Burke, reporteol a balance of "W Y The ., •'On E COIICtl'11ing costumes and po.. en a~ gilts to ille Galli• County lfOJ'Ski' bas been glle$t soloist Sprtngo and 18 ' $!11.47· ter ~~ .. ~'Wei:;., ,.: ten for advertising was held. 1a:O: with Registered Nurses A!soclotloo lll8tnct L•brary in memory ol ~th aU the major orchestras the shoe corporation of Amer. with Miso Eve!~ Hictmaa cbos- E . Program chairman M1'11. Sprlngtl.;,e Moming" and The PTA wtR pay for priZPs Miss Ann Hlll and Mrs. C. T: m· this country and abroad, bis leo, A weddin& dale baa not en as vice president; Mn. Hope P••eopal Women Joyce Hoback introduced Mr. "Telling the Story of to be atven for posters and for Robinson. work and travel&, briDging him been se~ Burnam, secretary and Mrs. To Meet Tue~~day Cloland, wbo talked about r.. · oeUtna tlctets. The evening's program was In Into contact wltb on utonlsh· Mary Hilbert, treasurer. PT. PLEASANT _ The ll'om- venlillg emergencies and :hat Members ?I !be <bolr were Mary K. Yost, Opal Van Metcharge of Mrs. Robert Sechrist, Ina varlely ol personaces from Portsmouth St. , All · peraoDS Jn. The newly elected olflcera en of Chrlat Episcopal church to do wben one occurs Jo~ Hill, Mike Popp, Daltl .., llll4 lin. Price pve r.. who read from "The Cellist," all "'lib of Ule. t«esled are uraect to atlend. will be lnatalled at the May will meet Tuesday With M u. .· Grmdstaff, Vickie Wolle, J1111 por11 011 tbe Southeast D 1 ,. the recently published autobiog· .· The meeting 18 fo• Callla; meeting Wilen a picnic ' " " lllllolt Miller, pmident presld, The emergency UDJt belongs Reese, Angie Popp and Dlbra lrlet Coa!erence, Mrs. Anno ra~by of Igor PJaUgorsky. · C · M lin l Jac&11011, Scioto and Lawrence WID be held at the home.of Mrs. Inc. 1be meeling WID ,begin 11 to. the people but. II oi10Uid be West. CllaJIIIIIII't alltb )lrade won Wrillng. wllh wit and ebatm, rop ee. I I .,...lil!tl: ..,.!her Ia !be battle Frank SchOlz. f p.m. Willi 1 Corporal4 Com- ~ ..only wben lh,;;: is a The foll.owing officero were altetJdance award and Mr, r ...,~yri!ky g;vc< .• warm, Set For /acklon to eol!lba\ world hunger 'Under . MrL Dorothy Morrlaon Mas- munton followed at 6:10 wltb Ilrl ~ibe 11m~ IIOmlnated. bailber. Teaohtn will serve,... lasclnaUng ltocount Of his must- A me:eunc of cltrgyllll!ll, Jay. lbe Crop prnaram, wb.lch 18 ·1 011 County Health Num 'ohow· 1 buffet dinner. ve ol on of e President Betty llllllne; Vice frMbmenll al May mee~ eal career, hil peraonal llle, men, 1/Dlted Chlirch Women, ..mlnuruty · 8J)peaJ of Cllurdl ed a rum on the work ' being , Guest. speakers ol the even- ~ · k _ . . . rwlllliiC president, Belly JoiuJBoJJ; Se'o- IDe· •nd h•s many friends. ~r.:nog civic, 1"'!1' •!)d oilier ch~ch w~ 8erVJet., lhe •lllii)Qr ·Pro- Clone by !be public health Mglllill ' beMI-..SiiismundHar;:.ry, Marpret w.,.~ and 'lbe lt'OUp ~to !be latter be lllllllbefa.I!!O ~ ldl.l l(f.held at Z:SI( p. flll1jiiil•.~. nllel "'IODO'/ DUrso durlnc the meeting andjder and Mrs Charles Holler . ·. 11111'1!1', Nancy Erv!JI. lumb room !orr retr.lunoall ol tury's greatest conduetm, •IDl· m: 'Tueiioli1 · al !be Jacboii 'IJblcb.' 1kj. ·.PeOPJ, 'ti 10 ~ held 1 queetlon and anawer Jr., both of c:iaJilP.oll. and Mrs' :"lb.QID~IIli"C to buy. ~ DeJeiatea ·111 Ccu."lly C;r.mcJi <jO!itleo, ICe ~. !/m, ~ c1er ,whose ~ be hu plaJed. lllelbodiat cburclJ, ~l!roa4 and lr!ot.'· • .. . " .. , lletl&d 'iOuowlile tbl lbowihC: • i:. 1litD J · ·PL P~~ •llllon II olways are Jane Cleland, Mia. ~ ilde and ctlflll ,....._. by 11101)1. 811 epea lor ~ bJ. lbe .pub. Smitb, Grace Huftmati, 1111rp. . . ol lint · . , , . · " ~~t~ea, 1 · . ..!, Euter " the Filldltna. =.t1,.the=.:r:: lh' Wood, '·' the ' !; ·+ ' .~ .. • ~ , ... ._; ' t·1',,.. ··. .,.... ~ "*" ... L ...... •'• '" .~ .. "'""'''('-·o~:•l• ·. .., •n; "' cb ,p ile ID • 4 II• d· �,, 'i• ·, Choose from a fascinating selection. Chic Jackets, Jweelry, Gloves, Handbags, Blouses, Dresses, and lingerie, Ready for your Mothers Day Gift Selection. t GLOVES To accent any of her outfits. ' COSTUME JEWELRY ·Wigai-Smith .Vows TaketJ .·February lst For ' that added touch of 1be bride was givt'n in mar- h -J.i I awe lit and Jf 01 ,. 0 n'' ch ,p lie ID I Bags and Baskets .. . all desired. by MothI 4 er ... you'll love them. ~­ eLINGERIE eDRESSES e SPORTSWEAR eBLOUSES d· CAROLYN LIEVING riage by her lather. She wort a gown of chantilly lace over 'saUn, styled with a bouffant, ·silhouette skirt. Atop the sleeveless, scoop neck bodice waa an overblouse ol sheer chantilly hlce leaturlng a sabrina neck· Announcem•nt has been made line and long eleeves whlcb by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. I tlpered to points over her Ueving of Ne\f Haven, W. Va. bands. Iof the betrothal ol their daugh· 1 : Her headpiece was a single ter, Carolyn Lynn, to P a u I ! .. , ... j;atin rose lopped by boullantj David Hesson, aon of Mr. and 1 1 ·· i !<houlder length veiling ol IJn. Mrs. Otis Hesson ol Letart, I ·; Jlorted silk illusi?"· She carried W.Va. Plana are being made !· 1 · j'!:ll''• ·1 oouquet of white rosebuds on lor an August wedding. 1. · , ' I• • · it w~ite Bible. Miss Lieving, an alumna of 1 '· ,; J ·' · Her maid of honw wu her Wahama High Seboo~ is a jun· ' ~ster, Phyllis An'l.'Wigal, who lor at Maflhali U)l!veflity ma- 1 woEi' .a dress of '81ue brocade jorillg 111 ~mentary education. I with matching headpiece. She She ts taking part in the Mas· ~rried a bouquet ol white car· on County co-op teaching proaaUons. Mr. Duane Wolfe serv· gram. · ed as best mao. Ushers were Her fiance II a graduate of Jack C. Wigal and Bryan WI· Wshama High School and is brothers of the bride. employed by Home Service Inc. : A reception waa held at the of Ravenswood, W. Va. He is a qhureh annex given by Mrs. member of tbe 36Mth ()rd. ijarriet Neigler and Mrs. Ruth nance Co. ol West Virginia Na· ; Wolle, The table waa beautiful- 1Uonal Guard. If decorated with·wbite candJea ln cut glaas candleabra and a t!n'ee tiered wedding cake top. l(j!d with a miniature bride and JP'oom. Presiding at the table ft.re Mrs. Margie Wolfe, Mrs. 1 Mother's Little Helpers 4-H l!byllis Bailey, and Mrs. Ruth i club met at the home of Mrs. Bradford. The couple is now re-j Vernon Weber, Rutland, Aprti s'lding on College Rnad in Syra· , Ric• took over the meeting as euse. !the president was absent. Eiev· en members were present with 1" //' Mrs. Vernon Weber and Mrs. ~a Keith Sutherland. The girls answmd ron can by naming which subjects they like best MICKIE ANN VESTER 1 in sehoot · ·Huntington Grang~· made i "nl.~ song, "Are You Sleepplans to visit Gallia Grange illg? was sung by aU. A at Its meeting "n!ursday night question quiz was given by . Master Daniel Evans presid· Sandy Taylor on diseases and ed, and members of Bulaville Karen Sutherland gave a reGrange were guests and pre- port on "Pesticides and Dang·J fll!nted the following program: eroua Use.'' . Opening song "Work For "n!e secretary, Rosemary ~ Night Is Coming:" Mrs; Rice, and assistant. Paula 0'· Mickie Ann Vester and DoroJI!Ie conducted a quiz on nu· Dell, wrote a thank you letter thy Susan Esque, juniors at !l:!ion; Mrs;, Mooney present-! to the Friendly Gardeners of Pt. Pleasant High School, have !!' • poem Over The Hili To Rutland for the packages ol been selected to attend Rhod<> . PIAl "lli'"W ,,'asnoH JOOd •111. I' flower seeds. dendron Girls' State at Jack· ! pve "Don't Suit," "The Little Patterns and di!!erent kinds son's Mill in June. I ~urch In The Wildwood," was !ol seams were discussed by the Selection ol the girls by Unit . r,'g by Hazel Harmon and Ieight girls taking sewing, Nu· 23, American Legion Auxiliary, ,,.th and Dan .Evans. itritlon and meal planning was was made from a 11!1 prepared • Jl'be Commumty Progress ]discussed by the lour girls tak· by the prin~ipal and teachers wu di~cussed, but no lng cooking. at the schOOl and based on schol· was decided upon, Mr. A demOII.!tratlon was given by aatic llbrnties, leader!hip, in· who has ~ U1 and in Donna Weber 00 fabriCJ. Re· teres! in government, and perHospltsl. was wet. lteshments were served by sonality. . back to the Gr~nge, and Cberyie Hutchl!on and Sherry· Miss Egque Is the daughter expressed apprec1011on lor Hayes. of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd <,qu•. many <ards, he received. Sherry Hayes and Donna Weir Hogsetl She Is a member of Eleanor Wh1te, an old er were in charge of reerea· ~on Baptist .Church, Y·Teens, was also wetcemed, tlon. I've Got' Your ·Number' Library Serv1ce Club, Teen'• were oerved. A&e Tiller A Tricky Dna Against Polio, Future Nurses !ii~ro;nsttit~llitm More Na~~· Questions 'were Club and National Honor Socl· ~· of played. The next meeting will ely. Club II Read be held May 12 at M v Miss Vester Ia the daughter " 1 w ber' ho ro. ernon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vester, , , ;~~;:.;ConMut on of Ute ftewly e 1 me. Pinning and Galli lis Fer ts a member : Faculty Women's Club fitting patterns and menus and of Bpo Chary '1 Church, Grande College was md !oode will be discussed at the Teen '"";een ~g inst president, Mrs. John next meeting. bands,The ·' ~_....u and """""ved by th , sp1au, """" ng : : p ..,.,. • e , ety. National Honor So<:lety at a meeting held evenmg were Mrs. Edward West had the lead part In the Junior : m tbe Faculty Mrs. Arthur Lanbam and Mrs. <lass pjay. . , •I and Heritage Room ol Charles WHhee, At ·the May Aiternatt aelectiona · w~ · . meeting of the club, the group Miss Diane Friar lor Mlsl vel. INti 181Mn!im pres. pia~ lo booor lbe p•dnettog ter and Mlsa Judy Britbt, II· lllllllllllaetl If 1111 IGIOr womea. lemate for Mia Elque. · Betrothal of Carolyn Lieving Is Announced eGarge SHOP FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 P.M. ENROLL NOW ... eBuclget CoursH for both young men ..--Oblo'·•IIIIIIH CaW tnd women, Clastts " ' held dilly from 1::10 to 2 P.M. In air conditioned d111rooms. Wrllo, Ylolt, or Call hr eLayaway I'UIIIIII Cahlog •nd lnform1tlon 1 '., i SWEET AND LOVELY :16 Locud· 1 . H,.! . ••1. Ia Grange ,To Have Visit , From HuntJ.ngton t l RKLIN DAUGIITEK BORN l COMFORT CHAIRS FOk MOTHER'S DAY. TAKE YOUR PI~K OF THESE SPECIALSI - f; eMIIn Floor • Girls State • SLEEP COAT ~ .......... Delegates Are Named Order Now Fn1111 .."'""'Y Finer Shop P-5-IM c( I . ~ $7.00 •a I •• Deluxe SHIFT GOWN p.UM, $6.00 TVRECLINIR t URETHANE FOAM IN - Larry's ••• (of O•lllpolis) and Open D1ily 9 to 5 PM-Thuncliys SPECIAL OFFER ARMS AND FOOTREST DELUXE 3 WAY TV MECHANISM • EXPANDED VINYL & VINYL - ... WATCHING 'T'I USE THIS COUPON AND SAVE $10.00(Gooil TIIM•y 15, '66 IABY DOlL PAJAMAS i'·s.Ml $6.00 PersotJal Notes From Middleport II I! I Remember and honor lllr willa Powers . , • COQAGEI . This Coupon good for $10.00 toward the purchase of any upholstered chair ' when pre&ented at tir'ne of purchase. One coupon per chair. Offer expires M,.y 15, 1966. Good for any upholstered chair In our store. Spe.cial order chairs in your choice of cqlors. Good for Rowe, Berkline, Selig, priced from $69.00 to $175.00. Hurry In and choose from over 70 different <;hairs In stock. · . SANDALS ' ' $2.11 pr. . . .... ,..,.. _.. . .,. 1 • 1.) < , .... 1 •.' ·. ······~~me"roy ,. . ' ' ' ..•.. .~ Cooi,Ccnfra DACRCiCr) lhaannar ,..._ [1! • C-:yr' . . • We Wire I . ............. ' , 1 I'• ..•. 1 . sh~'p · :vii\ ·~ ,,., \ lo!lel1 flesll CUT FLOWIRS ...,...,.._ ARRANGtMENtl . .· '· • -:· :• . · ' LOVILY-ARTIPICl!AL AIIRANGU~ltm "' . ·~It ~ ''""••'lllilloiOIIn~~ wr• ' IIUl' POTtED PLANTS · GIRLS n1112 Noon Friday nla PM 'i -- .... -· . • l Little He/ pers 4-H Club Meets 0 p I HANDBAGS I II'· I support are essential. With Stride Rite baby shoes and our ezpert staf -you give your young adventurer every advantage. 1 ~uptials. "j luxury . '. Miss Juc1y Wigal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wigal, Ra· oine, Ohio, became the bride of Howard Charles Smith, Raclno, .son of Mrs. Bessie Smith and the late Henry Smith last Felr j ruary 1. The ceremony took place at the Racine Methndist Church at 7:30 p, m. The double ring, <or•1lelight, upen wedding was pe1 ,ormed by the Rev. Freeland N~: A half hour of or·gan music was presented by )Irs. carol Wigal prior to the I ~ ·~ fat-all the M. e. Sc~\0-' Girls 'l'bolll< tinllll ._ *II tlu; I, 1 . . ~5 .. • ..,_ • n~• 1111111111 lillnM., ..,. .l!loiBr lit,.., alit . . •• uahil-a. Delj<IM temlnll!iiiJ ID llllt ' baM I - .... . , lun' IIJIIW _. val lace. PIU, 11ui; IJII slo . . . . . ...... .. ...:m. '. • ' l 412 2nnl Ave. ' . '•. �,, 'i• ·, Choose from a fascinating selection. Chic Jackets, Jweelry, Gloves, Handbags, Blouses, Dresses, and lingerie, Ready for your Mothers Day Gift Selection. t GLOVES To accent any of her outfits. ' COSTUME JEWELRY ·Wigai-Smith .Vows TaketJ .·February lst For ' that added touch of 1be bride was givt'n in mar- h -J.i I awe lit and Jf 01 ,. 0 n'' ch ,p lie ID I Bags and Baskets .. . all desired. by MothI 4 er ... you'll love them. ~­ eLINGERIE eDRESSES e SPORTSWEAR eBLOUSES d· CAROLYN LIEVING riage by her lather. She wort a gown of chantilly lace over 'saUn, styled with a bouffant, ·silhouette skirt. Atop the sleeveless, scoop neck bodice waa an overblouse ol sheer chantilly hlce leaturlng a sabrina neck· Announcem•nt has been made line and long eleeves whlcb by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. I tlpered to points over her Ueving of Ne\f Haven, W. Va. bands. Iof the betrothal ol their daugh· 1 : Her headpiece was a single ter, Carolyn Lynn, to P a u I ! .. , ... j;atin rose lopped by boullantj David Hesson, aon of Mr. and 1 1 ·· i !<houlder length veiling ol IJn. Mrs. Otis Hesson ol Letart, I ·; Jlorted silk illusi?"· She carried W.Va. Plana are being made !· 1 · j'!:ll''• ·1 oouquet of white rosebuds on lor an August wedding. 1. · , ' I• • · it w~ite Bible. Miss Lieving, an alumna of 1 '· ,; J ·' · Her maid of honw wu her Wahama High Seboo~ is a jun· ' ~ster, Phyllis An'l.'Wigal, who lor at Maflhali U)l!veflity ma- 1 woEi' .a dress of '81ue brocade jorillg 111 ~mentary education. I with matching headpiece. She She ts taking part in the Mas· ~rried a bouquet ol white car· on County co-op teaching proaaUons. Mr. Duane Wolfe serv· gram. · ed as best mao. Ushers were Her fiance II a graduate of Jack C. Wigal and Bryan WI· Wshama High School and is brothers of the bride. employed by Home Service Inc. : A reception waa held at the of Ravenswood, W. Va. He is a qhureh annex given by Mrs. member of tbe 36Mth ()rd. ijarriet Neigler and Mrs. Ruth nance Co. ol West Virginia Na· ; Wolle, The table waa beautiful- 1Uonal Guard. If decorated with·wbite candJea ln cut glaas candleabra and a t!n'ee tiered wedding cake top. l(j!d with a miniature bride and JP'oom. Presiding at the table ft.re Mrs. Margie Wolfe, Mrs. 1 Mother's Little Helpers 4-H l!byllis Bailey, and Mrs. Ruth i club met at the home of Mrs. Bradford. The couple is now re-j Vernon Weber, Rutland, Aprti s'lding on College Rnad in Syra· , Ric• took over the meeting as euse. !the president was absent. Eiev· en members were present with 1" //' Mrs. Vernon Weber and Mrs. ~a Keith Sutherland. The girls answmd ron can by naming which subjects they like best MICKIE ANN VESTER 1 in sehoot · ·Huntington Grang~· made i "nl.~ song, "Are You Sleepplans to visit Gallia Grange illg? was sung by aU. A at Its meeting "n!ursday night question quiz was given by . Master Daniel Evans presid· Sandy Taylor on diseases and ed, and members of Bulaville Karen Sutherland gave a reGrange were guests and pre- port on "Pesticides and Dang·J fll!nted the following program: eroua Use.'' . Opening song "Work For "n!e secretary, Rosemary ~ Night Is Coming:" Mrs; Rice, and assistant. Paula 0'· Mickie Ann Vester and DoroJI!Ie conducted a quiz on nu· Dell, wrote a thank you letter thy Susan Esque, juniors at !l:!ion; Mrs;, Mooney present-! to the Friendly Gardeners of Pt. Pleasant High School, have !!' • poem Over The Hili To Rutland for the packages ol been selected to attend Rhod<> . PIAl "lli'"W ,,'asnoH JOOd •111. I' flower seeds. dendron Girls' State at Jack· ! pve "Don't Suit," "The Little Patterns and di!!erent kinds son's Mill in June. I ~urch In The Wildwood," was !ol seams were discussed by the Selection ol the girls by Unit . r,'g by Hazel Harmon and Ieight girls taking sewing, Nu· 23, American Legion Auxiliary, ,,.th and Dan .Evans. itritlon and meal planning was was made from a 11!1 prepared • Jl'be Commumty Progress ]discussed by the lour girls tak· by the prin~ipal and teachers wu di~cussed, but no lng cooking. at the schOOl and based on schol· was decided upon, Mr. A demOII.!tratlon was given by aatic llbrnties, leader!hip, in· who has ~ U1 and in Donna Weber 00 fabriCJ. Re· teres! in government, and perHospltsl. was wet. lteshments were served by sonality. . back to the Gr~nge, and Cberyie Hutchl!on and Sherry· Miss Egque Is the daughter expressed apprec1011on lor Hayes. of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd <,qu•. many <ards, he received. Sherry Hayes and Donna Weir Hogsetl She Is a member of Eleanor Wh1te, an old er were in charge of reerea· ~on Baptist .Church, Y·Teens, was also wetcemed, tlon. I've Got' Your ·Number' Library Serv1ce Club, Teen'• were oerved. A&e Tiller A Tricky Dna Against Polio, Future Nurses !ii~ro;nsttit~llitm More Na~~· Questions 'were Club and National Honor Socl· ~· of played. The next meeting will ely. Club II Read be held May 12 at M v Miss Vester Ia the daughter " 1 w ber' ho ro. ernon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vester, , , ;~~;:.;ConMut on of Ute ftewly e 1 me. Pinning and Galli lis Fer ts a member : Faculty Women's Club fitting patterns and menus and of Bpo Chary '1 Church, Grande College was md !oode will be discussed at the Teen '"";een ~g inst president, Mrs. John next meeting. bands,The ·' ~_....u and """""ved by th , sp1au, """" ng : : p ..,.,. • e , ety. National Honor So<:lety at a meeting held evenmg were Mrs. Edward West had the lead part In the Junior : m tbe Faculty Mrs. Arthur Lanbam and Mrs. <lass pjay. . , •I and Heritage Room ol Charles WHhee, At ·the May Aiternatt aelectiona · w~ · . meeting of the club, the group Miss Diane Friar lor Mlsl vel. INti 181Mn!im pres. pia~ lo booor lbe p•dnettog ter and Mlsa Judy Britbt, II· lllllllllllaetl If 1111 IGIOr womea. lemate for Mia Elque. · Betrothal of Carolyn Lieving Is Announced eGarge SHOP FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 P.M. ENROLL NOW ... eBuclget CoursH for both young men ..--Oblo'·•IIIIIIH CaW tnd women, Clastts " ' held dilly from 1::10 to 2 P.M. In air conditioned d111rooms. Wrllo, Ylolt, or Call hr eLayaway I'UIIIIII Cahlog •nd lnform1tlon 1 '., i SWEET AND LOVELY :16 Locud· 1 . H,.! . ••1. Ia Grange ,To Have Visit , From HuntJ.ngton t l RKLIN DAUGIITEK BORN l COMFORT CHAIRS FOk MOTHER'S DAY. TAKE YOUR PI~K OF THESE SPECIALSI - f; eMIIn Floor • Girls State • SLEEP COAT ~ .......... Delegates Are Named Order Now Fn1111 .."'""'Y Finer Shop P-5-IM c( I . ~ $7.00 •a I •• Deluxe SHIFT GOWN p.UM, $6.00 TVRECLINIR t URETHANE FOAM IN - Larry's ••• (of O•lllpolis) and Open D1ily 9 to 5 PM-Thuncliys SPECIAL OFFER ARMS AND FOOTREST DELUXE 3 WAY TV MECHANISM • EXPANDED VINYL & VINYL - ... WATCHING 'T'I USE THIS COUPON AND SAVE $10.00(Gooil TIIM•y 15, '66 IABY DOlL PAJAMAS i'·s.Ml $6.00 PersotJal Notes From Middleport II I! I Remember and honor lllr willa Powers . , • COQAGEI . This Coupon good for $10.00 toward the purchase of any upholstered chair ' when pre&ented at tir'ne of purchase. One coupon per chair. Offer expires M,.y 15, 1966. Good for any upholstered chair In our store. Spe.cial order chairs in your choice of cqlors. Good for Rowe, Berkline, Selig, priced from $69.00 to $175.00. Hurry In and choose from over 70 different <;hairs In stock. · . SANDALS ' ' $2.11 pr. . . .... ,..,.. _.. . .,. 1 • 1.) < , .... 1 •.' ·. ······~~me"roy ,. . ' ' ' ..•.. .~ Cooi,Ccnfra DACRCiCr) lhaannar ,..._ [1! • C-:yr' . . • We Wire I . ............. ' , 1 I'• ..•. 1 . sh~'p · :vii\ ·~ ,,., \ lo!lel1 flesll CUT FLOWIRS ...,...,.._ ARRANGtMENtl . .· '· • -:· :• . · ' LOVILY-ARTIPICl!AL AIIRANGU~ltm "' . ·~It ~ ''""••'lllilloiOIIn~~ wr• ' IIUl' POTtED PLANTS · GIRLS n1112 Noon Friday nla PM 'i -- .... -· . • l Little He/ pers 4-H Club Meets 0 p I HANDBAGS I II'· I support are essential. With Stride Rite baby shoes and our ezpert staf -you give your young adventurer every advantage. 1 ~uptials. "j luxury . '. Miss Juc1y Wigal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wigal, Ra· oine, Ohio, became the bride of Howard Charles Smith, Raclno, .son of Mrs. Bessie Smith and the late Henry Smith last Felr j ruary 1. The ceremony took place at the Racine Methndist Church at 7:30 p, m. The double ring, <or•1lelight, upen wedding was pe1 ,ormed by the Rev. Freeland N~: A half hour of or·gan music was presented by )Irs. carol Wigal prior to the I ~ ·~ fat-all the M. e. Sc~\0-' Girls 'l'bolll< tinllll ._ *II tlu; I, 1 . . ~5 .. • ..,_ • n~• 1111111111 lillnM., ..,. .l!loiBr lit,.., alit . . •• uahil-a. Delj<IM temlnll!iiiJ ID llllt ' baM I - .... . , lun' IIJIIW _. val lace. PIU, 11ui; IJII slo . . . . . ...... .. ...:m. '. • ' l 412 2nnl Ave. ' . '•. �,, • .Voice of Bro~dway· Jaek O'Brian The Perfect Gift For _ Mothers Day ' .. A spectator that pula the seal of good taste to your summer wardr~be. White crushed leather, with stacked heel. 99 I l W Widths '5· THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Twice+YHr Sale POLLY'S POINTERS Rug Riddle Needs Answer ExtravagaRt? Not a bit! Beealise tlley wear and wear and wear and wear BY POLLY CRAMER 1 ' Polly's Problem - WUI someone pleaae tell me how to get Ule matting out of a den" pile nylon rug' - MAS. J. J. DEAR POLLY - My Pointer has cerloinly •••ed "' a lot of headaches. When writing per· sonal checks we fill in the stub portloo first and then write the check. When writins the cherk first, particularly when dlBtract. ~or in a hurry. it is very easy to forget to fill in the stuD. Then 1 later comes lhat all·time queslion: "Wllat was that check for the laundry at the food of :be chaaq chute 1•1'1• enotJgbbutforthey the were wholenotweek's washing aod turned over if he•· Yy items CliJib\ OD the sides. Sbe solved this problem by pur- $3.8 Million In Aid Asked 1 drawen a llledthe~~~:::II sale. She atknocked out of aU the drawers one. They were llaCked nailed together. After a saodlng aod painttn& ohe a Iarse heavy bin wblcb holdJ1i1 everythlnc and does not tip er even when sheelo fall U. - MRS. L. W. I. COLUMBUS (UPII - Feder· DEAR POLLY - Our mtrror door al officialS will review the re- cme cabinet I'd 1 ~ k ... ··- ,, 11 quests for $1.1 million In 1 no~ 51 e ea!l Y so to' a bagranlo for 17 projects submilted: by~~ c:ton~pi' stic~ and put by the Ohio Development De- ~ b.: ~teum on I 1 and for how much? '' - ,JANF. partmenl. ndp, '" th ~.de groo~es The projects, announced Sat- 8 . now ey 8 1 •mooluly. . 1 ded d Th1s does not make a 11101s aod DEAR GIRLS aad our GEN- urday' me u sewer an wa1• does not ljave to be repeated 11.EMEN FHJENDS, too - I er works plans wblch totaled It It ,_ h very o en. .. •uc 1 re11e1 roolly liked this 01 I ba•e of. more th an 16.3 mUl ion. be ed tbat 'erki nd . tea wrirtea tbe check to pay a Wellston, in JackBOn County, _ OS 8 norse. bill, put it Ia an envelope and oouaht $2.7 million to build watsealed It aid tlleB became M er and sewage lines for a ne'IJ . oceaplfd wltb oddrelllllr tho turkey precessing plant which DEAR POU.Y envelope that the dab was ll scheduted ID he constructed ICrubbinl my carpel 1 ~~~~:; II forKotteo. - POLLY illere. TIJo plant would employ of a IJ'and use for yoor It , ohout 1.200 penons. nylon net. 'lbio is fabulous. DEAR POLLY - We always Clevobtltd 11ked milllol nylon doeo not hoi<! water keep .• putty knife near the to develop commercial and il can be dipped in the '""" ,,, freezer and find it handy to use reeruUOIIII foclltUeo oo Lake 11 calcbel the lltldl you """til when removins frozen foods ; Erie aod GtiUpoHs IOUJbl and lhe carpet does 1111 from the freezer .- GEORGE $1H,I'I5 lor a commooUy air- soaked. - EVI!:LYN port ••• lndutrlal port sUe. DEAR POLLY - My par- Development Direotor Fred NOW YOO KNOW ents have a clothes chute fmm P. Neuenschwander said his de- Londcm•• Bf1 Ben, the world'sll their upstairs hall down to the partment also requ.. led $1.5 most famous clock, hu laundry. Mom tried mUiloo for a propoBed marine pendulum meuuriol 13 so many differont bins to cal<:b 1D Alhtabula. and welshlnc 'IUO pounds. :..y 'I ' Supp·hose Regular stockings by MO.JUC»• Medium Firm STEARNS and FOSTER larae old chest ::'!RJORii ~~ OUR BEST VALUE DELUXE ORTHO POSTURE MATIRESS OUR REGULAR $59.95 iJ. .(.t QUALITY ;j $49.95 But Hurry! l Only A Few Sets Left To Sell! Twin or Full Mol· treoorlox Sprlng1 AI SIITIII Prlco Hundreds paid more, but you can save if you shop now! Padded with a lull to lbs. of pure white bouyant cotton. There are 312 special offaet coUs that ' won't let loose and let you down; plua Stearne and Foster's lnaulo-Cushlon to prevent ooU feel-thru; seat-edge construction. - Tables and Chairs ' II v! TIIS LOW, LOW PIICEI ·Your Choice: eRouncl Table anci4Chtln Remember Mom On Her Day Sunday, May 8th USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT .• We here at TOPE'S are joined by hundredl of other fine .rtcires acro11 the oountry, when we py, "WE SINOEilELY BEUEVE THAT STEARNS " FOSTER IS THE FINEST MATTRESS VALUE IN AMERICA!" Last Call ••• For Maple Dining Supp-hose ~egular wt'Jt so we-ll because rhcy' rr ::11! nylon. And nylon knim•d the Supp-hose wa· mab~s America's bfsr fashion support smckings. Only sheer all-ny lon Supp- hose Regular do tveryrhing support stockings are supposed ro. Look gOO<! ... fer I good ... wear fabulously. Try a pair, and prove it yourself! $4.95 pr, . •• NOW •' ' ·' IITHII f.I'Cit: I ., or ~~ .. . ' •. " sn-JUft' .!---~-- ' ' ., ..... . ' ,.-·· I l· .,_ :, -1j I , •• ' 1 d ~ · ;1 t ' Jl (j '. ' • ' . I! j I ~ .e �,, • .Voice of Bro~dway· Jaek O'Brian The Perfect Gift For _ Mothers Day ' .. A spectator that pula the seal of good taste to your summer wardr~be. White crushed leather, with stacked heel. 99 I l W Widths '5· THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. Twice+YHr Sale POLLY'S POINTERS Rug Riddle Needs Answer ExtravagaRt? Not a bit! Beealise tlley wear and wear and wear and wear BY POLLY CRAMER 1 ' Polly's Problem - WUI someone pleaae tell me how to get Ule matting out of a den" pile nylon rug' - MAS. J. J. DEAR POLLY - My Pointer has cerloinly •••ed "' a lot of headaches. When writing per· sonal checks we fill in the stub portloo first and then write the check. When writins the cherk first, particularly when dlBtract. ~or in a hurry. it is very easy to forget to fill in the stuD. Then 1 later comes lhat all·time queslion: "Wllat was that check for the laundry at the food of :be chaaq chute 1•1'1• enotJgbbutforthey the were wholenotweek's washing aod turned over if he•· Yy items CliJib\ OD the sides. Sbe solved this problem by pur- $3.8 Million In Aid Asked 1 drawen a llledthe~~~:::II sale. She atknocked out of aU the drawers one. They were llaCked nailed together. After a saodlng aod painttn& ohe a Iarse heavy bin wblcb holdJ1i1 everythlnc and does not tip er even when sheelo fall U. - MRS. L. W. I. COLUMBUS (UPII - Feder· DEAR POLLY - Our mtrror door al officialS will review the re- cme cabinet I'd 1 ~ k ... ··- ,, 11 quests for $1.1 million In 1 no~ 51 e ea!l Y so to' a bagranlo for 17 projects submilted: by~~ c:ton~pi' stic~ and put by the Ohio Development De- ~ b.: ~teum on I 1 and for how much? '' - ,JANF. partmenl. ndp, '" th ~.de groo~es The projects, announced Sat- 8 . now ey 8 1 •mooluly. . 1 ded d Th1s does not make a 11101s aod DEAR GIRLS aad our GEN- urday' me u sewer an wa1• does not ljave to be repeated 11.EMEN FHJENDS, too - I er works plans wblch totaled It It ,_ h very o en. .. •uc 1 re11e1 roolly liked this 01 I ba•e of. more th an 16.3 mUl ion. be ed tbat 'erki nd . tea wrirtea tbe check to pay a Wellston, in JackBOn County, _ OS 8 norse. bill, put it Ia an envelope and oouaht $2.7 million to build watsealed It aid tlleB became M er and sewage lines for a ne'IJ . oceaplfd wltb oddrelllllr tho turkey precessing plant which DEAR POU.Y envelope that the dab was ll scheduted ID he constructed ICrubbinl my carpel 1 ~~~~:; II forKotteo. - POLLY illere. TIJo plant would employ of a IJ'and use for yoor It , ohout 1.200 penons. nylon net. 'lbio is fabulous. DEAR POLLY - We always Clevobtltd 11ked milllol nylon doeo not hoi<! water keep .• putty knife near the to develop commercial and il can be dipped in the '""" ,,, freezer and find it handy to use reeruUOIIII foclltUeo oo Lake 11 calcbel the lltldl you """til when removins frozen foods ; Erie aod GtiUpoHs IOUJbl and lhe carpet does 1111 from the freezer .- GEORGE $1H,I'I5 lor a commooUy air- soaked. - EVI!:LYN port ••• lndutrlal port sUe. DEAR POLLY - My par- Development Direotor Fred NOW YOO KNOW ents have a clothes chute fmm P. Neuenschwander said his de- Londcm•• Bf1 Ben, the world'sll their upstairs hall down to the partment also requ.. led $1.5 most famous clock, hu laundry. Mom tried mUiloo for a propoBed marine pendulum meuuriol 13 so many differont bins to cal<:b 1D Alhtabula. and welshlnc 'IUO pounds. :..y 'I ' Supp·hose Regular stockings by MO.JUC»• Medium Firm STEARNS and FOSTER larae old chest ::'!RJORii ~~ OUR BEST VALUE DELUXE ORTHO POSTURE MATIRESS OUR REGULAR $59.95 iJ. .(.t QUALITY ;j $49.95 But Hurry! l Only A Few Sets Left To Sell! Twin or Full Mol· treoorlox Sprlng1 AI SIITIII Prlco Hundreds paid more, but you can save if you shop now! Padded with a lull to lbs. of pure white bouyant cotton. There are 312 special offaet coUs that ' won't let loose and let you down; plua Stearne and Foster's lnaulo-Cushlon to prevent ooU feel-thru; seat-edge construction. - Tables and Chairs ' II v! TIIS LOW, LOW PIICEI ·Your Choice: eRouncl Table anci4Chtln Remember Mom On Her Day Sunday, May 8th USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT .• We here at TOPE'S are joined by hundredl of other fine .rtcires acro11 the oountry, when we py, "WE SINOEilELY BEUEVE THAT STEARNS " FOSTER IS THE FINEST MATTRESS VALUE IN AMERICA!" Last Call ••• For Maple Dining Supp-hose ~egular wt'Jt so we-ll because rhcy' rr ::11! nylon. And nylon knim•d the Supp-hose wa· mab~s America's bfsr fashion support smckings. Only sheer all-ny lon Supp- hose Regular do tveryrhing support stockings are supposed ro. Look gOO<! ... fer I good ... wear fabulously. Try a pair, and prove it yourself! $4.95 pr, . •• NOW •' ' ·' IITHII f.I'Cit: I ., or ~~ .. . ' •. " sn-JUft' .!---~-- ' ' ., ..... . ' ,.-·· I l· .,_ :, -1j I , •• ' 1 d ~ · ;1 t ' Jl (j '. ' • ' . I! j I ~ .e �, . . ..Voice of Broadway Jaek O'BrlaD > WAX ·WORKERS Gift for Mothers Day •• • '!ju-""I liO ~ ~­ ' Itt l itJbe \ .II. l _ ] _.1~- -"-lii- I 0 If· p 1'V-Cable HighlJ}hts Friday Daytime Shows Daylight SaviDIJII WQIS rv.a 7:11-Today 9ally Wonl 7:il-- lllkl Wallece ,,..... Wlml TY·II . •500 president; Earl t:ross, ourer and Esther ject started. Mn. don, vice president. and wear and wear Rug Ride BY POLLY CRAMER Polly'• Proble!ll - Will someone please tell me how to gil! the matting out of a dense pi~ nylon rug! - MRS. J . J . J DEAR POLLY - My PoinU, bu certainly uvod ua a Irk of headaches. When writing ~#. sonal checks we fill In the s porllon first and then write , clleck. When writing the ~ first, particularly when dlstracf ed or In a hurry. it is very e~ , to forget to fill in the stub. Th~ later comes that all-time que'i tion : "What was that check fil and for how much?'' - JAN! DEAR GIRLS and our GE~ TLEMEN FRIENDS, too - i really liked Ibis as I have .C· tea written the cbeck to pay a bUI, put It Ia aa eavelope a~ roealed II aid lllel became Iii oceopled wltb addresoll& t1ri envelope tkat the otob wM forgotten. - POLLY DEAR POLLY - We alwl) keep • putty knife near It lreezer and find it handy to U! when removing frozen loOc from the freezer .- GEORGI DEAR POLLY ents have a clothes My pe chut~ fro· their upstairs haU down to U basement laundry. Mom tr; so many different bins to c~ • stockings by MO-.IUC. Supp-hose 'l.egular wear so well bealuse they're oil nylon. And nylon knitted the Supp-hose_...,.. makes Amtrica'' besc fashion support stockmgs. Only shetr all -nylon Supp- hose Regular do cvecything support stockings are supposed to. Look good ... fee l ~ ... wear fabulously. r Try a pair, and prove '' yourself! $4.95 P ' Remember Mom On Her Day Sunday, May 8th ... USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT. ·• t:OI-Illora. Sbow Movie 10:111-I!!Jt Guese POLLY'S POINT · , Exbavagatlt'l Not a bit! Because tlley wear and wear 1:011:»t:a- IO:IS-News 11:10-Coneelllral The McOoys ll:!lt-Morning Stor Andy Griffith 11: 30-Paradlee Bay Diclr Van l)yke 12:00-J~ 12:2512:3t-I'G6tolf'ce 12:B- lAve 01 Lile !lupernrarket DaUng Game Domlo Reed Newa · Seardl For Tomor. Falber ltDow& QuldiDjJ Light 12:~. Pall 1:001: 30-Singing ti'OIIIliii'S 2:00-0ur LIYtlr 1:30-lloeton Passwwd House Party Aa World Turns 2:553:00-Anoth. W<orld To Tell Trutll 1:25News 3; 30-don't Say Edgt Of Nllbt ConlidenUal A Time For Us Women's News The Nurses Never Too YGUII 4: 00-Carlooa 4:30- MONDAY mRV FRIRDA Y · i,:IO Ohio News Round-Up UO Sip 011 - Nw I:IO ..Si&n 011 · 8:«1 98md Heart slllrdly 1::10 Melp Cooull' RFD 8:00 9lp On -Newo (l!ulen Slllldld ,me) I:U Country Samboree lr3f RapJIJ Valley . lloya ~-1 t MoYiea 8:57 Wealber 7:10 ProiMWII 'lllur M. SUI!. - ''And 7:1t Natlonal News 7:35 Week Bad Makes Three" - R. Ywrlil 7:05 Bill II!Der Show IJ,IO Duttoa's 81111 Hera's 81111 B. Hale 7:35 BDI MDler Sliow Ten ._, 7:20 News 12:00 Noon News l:lf p.m. '1\ios. - "The 7:35 Pickens Hardware (Tuell U:li Paul Bowers. 1\FD and the blnocetll," and 'nlon.) 12:311 Pete Shields MIB'phy and S. Dee 7:50 Newa 1:00 News "'lf!OIIacta: 1:00 BW Miller Sbow i:llli Jim Mees SMw 1:11 a.m. Thurs. - • 8:15 Baker Furniture Show 1:10 SJcn 011 Territory"- P. Foster !Wed .• Fri.) SUNDAY W. Hendrla 9:00 News 7:30 Sign On-Forward Faith 1:10 a.m. Fri. - ''The • t·ll Collee with Janet I:M Baptist !four Glove" - R. Slack and t:l51~oush's Shoes l'lburs.) ,1·30 News Theiss Ohio Edueatlon 1:35 Week End Sw1111 Shop · !:110 Spreading Kingdom l:it a.m. Sit. - "Tbe Lasllhn·,. Milllsterlol AssociaUon 1:111 The Bible SpeeD Hurnh" - S. Tncy and 10:31 Social Security 1:45 The Good We Radlboae Tom Robertson Show 10:00 Master Control ""' !I I s,.rtl . News l lt:l!O Cntmtry Hym11timln 11:06 Tiny's Country JunctiGa !11:111 Quiet !lour . i:lf p.m. Sun. - Soap -··"•: Tiny's Couolry Hymntlme 12:00 Noon News Derby Workshop 12:00 NaU~ Ne111 U:IS a.rtslians Hour 5:~ p.m. SIL - Gr~yh~Widll2:16 Local News 12:30 Rev. MeriiD Teell Derby 12:30 Goessler's Guest Stor l:ilo Rev. Eddie Boyer CIL t DooUy Feollrel Larry Anderson Show 1:30 Rev. Silas lliDups UO ._m, - Paul 2:80 Miles ltuslc ShiiW 1:10 RlrYesl Time Sbow 4:15 Karr and Vau Z~dt Show 2:15 Rev. Bobby Lee ArltW Noon - 50-10 aub !Mon. Wed. frl.) 2:30 Week End ..,_) 4:30 Electric Co. Local Newe 5·30 Sip '}If 2:00 p.m. - The CoHee I:M p.m. - 1 O'Clock lleportsl Oblo News, Weather, Where AcUoa Iii . Soupy Salel Beaver ---------------------- 10:30 liilO 11 :30 Sports TY,. 4 11:00 p.m. - Nhl Hour, Ohio ' llld Sporll Cllallel 1 MMiet 11:11 p.m. Fri. - "Ria Friday" - C. Grant 11111 Ruaaell· Mighty Moolt ~-Pig ll;~~- Sa~.-T~s:· -Bl'UIIP~. ' Lassie · ll'om & Jetf<l Quick Draw """ Cartoou Mlll!illa Gorilla Ustinov Clt"rll It Sporfo 12:31 p.m. Sun. ~ lim• II: CLEVELAND VS. CHIC/IGO , 1 15 p.m. Sal. _ BaBebroll: CLEVELAND vs 12 :00 Bach. Falller SkJ KIDC ·· 12:30 Pete Smith Linlll 12:1:00 Crualn ftclni 1:30 The Big Play .Siorebar lljlgs llunnJ MOlliter llopplty Hooper Bandstand 5 1:30- Biil Piqlure S:OOS:IO8:45- Bowlin& uo- •·u,~~eat• t:OO a.rn. - Luel'• T011hop l:lt p.m. - Girt Talk- Je~ 7:11 ·p.rn. ' '' I Olrll 1'1"'11, 1:15t:Jt- 1:11 AI the Rlcel 'rown Meeting Cb. It DriHy ,..._ . Vratnla . . . .. . . .. .t • BALL PREVIBW Ia, Ill IIi I lol ......... f:GI p.rn. Sun. - Dei1IJ ~1::~--'•l:l!IUJt\•V l ,..,.,,.,,, .: ;- and RADIO The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May I, 196G- " --------~ -~--.-~ . -· r:ia .. .Cieierlll . 8:31 ~$matt . · . t:lf. lfoVle • ' 1:31,- IO;ti 10:11- · Bob Gist, TV Graduate, Strong for Authenticity ' By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEAl - Even the Warner Br06. driver, an old-timer, had a hard time find1111 Wright Street tile first time. It's only ~ block long and, atthough II Is Is Ill lbl! bear! of doiYIIIown Los Angeles, II Is eompletety IUITOUIIded by free.. ways. But It has somethilll direc- tor Robert Gist wanted for his bout 15 seconds laster than - t movial." ~. ~ ;' t' "u."er .. ' . I~ ' ' . . ') ~ ~. Evangelism God Is Answer I 10:00 Lamp 10·30Look Up 10·41>- Cbrlstoplrers Beany and Cd Peter Polam\11 11 :00 Life 11:30 Bible Film Bullwinkle Discovery Face The Nab Ch. IS Pn. . Oral llobetta Facing Life Crusade ... .. Harmony Bo)'l Soc. Security We Belle.e Spts. Spectacular Lightboule I :GO-Meet Prell • . .. .., Camera 3 IZ:OO-TV Chapel ·~·30 Garden Club 12:45 Pete Smith ID • Living Legi011 d· d- .. Truth Janet Leigb had told me tllat 111 rebearaals Gist baa 8 metrOJIOIIIA! licking away as they talkod. Thai gave tllem all the feeling o1 immediacy, tile pace Ire wanted. He timed every scene and then told them 10 speed It up. . BETWEEN SETIJPS Gist, Whitman, Connon and Miss Leilir .sat 011 the sidewalk, In front-of the parole office. They lalteci about the dillerenas between television and feature first feature IUni, "All Amer~ ean Dream." Gist Is 1 gradu. ate of television and he dlre"cl· ed II Naked City shows-they were all filmed on Joeallon in New York - so he Ukea autb- filml. entielty. "Television doesn't slroot Olte of llle lew beBdlnll t1 scriPts," Gial said, "they shoot Wrl&lrt Slrftt Is lbe C•llt Bo- sdredliles." ... - ''RIIml ........... &a)'l - aadllllt It wlult aunretorl .Gill. For bit picture, It Will Ideal. . Across the street is a modern building. A sign Identifies It as "Department of Correction, Parole and Community Services Division, District Of. flee." It Is brick and glass and lmpersonat But tile Castle Hotel is old and picturesque, in a seedy sort of way. I I went up oo the roof, ! they 1lepn shooting lbe In the street. The hotel seems to be an Island sumunded by a sea of freew8)'1. Gisi Aid he filmed a love· scene 011 tile roof anrl, bad the camera,s paQ degrees and he thinks it's 1 wreat scene, 2:00 Vintro1 2:15 2:30 Hockey 2:45 3:00 3:30 Matinee . 'tl'ar Alumni Fun "Like that oW pJ," eu-1 Film aald. " 'Whit's tills sllow ..,.1?" 'Ob, abooll •.,•Mwlrs.lo'nl 5:00 PGA GoU Mr. Ed cannon, a vtleran • 5:30-Collep Bowl. Ted Mack perlormer, sliD lives in York but isn't sure Evening Shows "There's no W«k there mort," Ire said. 20th Century They started lalking ·"""'"I 6:00-News San Francisoo Beat speeeh patterns, because 1:30 Mississippi non mentioned Ire was original- f:ttLassie ly from Idaho. 7:30 Walt Disney llarliaJJ "Qui. Whenever I go back Ed SuDinn aow," be said, "they aU tell :;~-Branded that I speak Iunny." Wbllman said he was 9:011 BonaDJa Perry Mason in San Frandsco, but Shl~ Broadcasting partly there, ~ Ill Atla:nta,j partly Ill ·New York. "When I'm loaded," he. 11:00-News News "lbe Georgia part comes out." 11: 15-Tbeater ~te Show l1:30ll:45 12:00 ,.. Detectives On The Spot .,., - i(l~ Rifleman Addams Fam.q, ~ :lure ·<i; ,tepa. Sea Voyage The FBI ,, .. Movie News Movit q' •. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL, · . ON TV•••VIA CABLE Flilltslnnel . 1,..;..., . CHANNEL IQ YOUit IXCLUSIVE STATION FQR CU!VILAND INDIAN BASEBALL _.. illllllarrlet . n; • 4:00 t:li4:30 I 1 ch ,p \:45- ------- 1:00-H.ullabaloo Trial& of O'Bri<n . 8:3t.,.Fiatt- Serugg Jiua-~~~ Brt. ,. WQ 1:30 At Issue '· ' Evenln .. Shows • Daytime Show& 5:00 Carloons ! :30 9-41>-Jubilee ----------"~:'""--.------...,.- '~!'\:''is~l SPRtNG:w~:H· .,ei)l.~ ·· ' ,i, ..,; 11m Walters .western Theatre Saturday ,: . ) ;t 8:308:45 5:(15 Muon Ooon!J Mew 5:11 World News 5:15 Sila4!1ghl on-Sports 5:2& W811her 5:~ Sumet Boulevard 1:00 SJsn 011 Sallmlay 8:11 SJcn On-Louie Mueller 7:45 Eeboel of Joy I:OG News 1:1.11 Louie MueUer Show 1:10 Nen HearDioes 8:55 News t:30 News Headlines 1:55 Neln 10::10 Sonc and Story Time 11:55 News 11:10 N•ws Heaillines II :11 Louie Mueller Show 12:110 News Sumllllll'J 12:10 Bulletin Board U:IS Newa 0 G1'81111 II:• Farm Bureau 12:45 Salurdav Matinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:55 News 2:311 News Headline!! 2:55 News S:• News Headlines 3:55 News . 3:30 News Headlines 3:55 News 1:30 News Headlines 5:10 News Roundup S:l$ 1'he Good Life S:3& ~unity Otoln Ut Dinner Musieale ••~ 011 7.: IO ........ · 7:~ .·' MORE 1:00 BasebaB Let's Dance c.,·: 01 0 WJ.EJI. Radio Mooolay • l'rlrlly Sign 011-Bob Kautz Show J:--.clreyenne Soa Rr.ml J:4S FAIGetol Joy 5:30Brave Stalllaa 1:00 Ohio Valley News US World News 1:11 Sportscope Evenin1 Showe 1: IS Weather Picture 1:18 Bob KluCI Show G:OO-Nelll Lawman Weather News CltMoo! 1 1:55 Community News I:~News CBS News Bmest Tubbe 1:• p.m. Sat. .1:00 Talk of the Town III!IHge bowll!ll with 1:55 Mason County News 7:00-Singing News Movie Pullee . . 11:00 Louie Muefter Sbow 7:30 Wild West 11.m. Sat. - OhiO star Latohstrlng 1--1 1·00-Hank J!owlbrg " Ohio News ..... 8:30 Milch Miller Hogan's Reroes do. · Drllly ,...,.. II: 115 Louie Mueller Sbow 7:11 a.m. - o.er Ll&hO.Y (excet>l Friday-Church !:00Gomer Pyle Boney 'West 1:30 a.m. Jack LaLane Bells Rill&) 9:30- Mr. Roberta Movie Farmer's DaiJ&bler S:111 p.m. - Mllr:e Public Service . 10:00-UNCLE Court Martial ' Show 11:15 World News 1:00 p.1n. - Ohio News Mason Counly News 11 ·00-N•ws Nick Basso CommUIIi\J News II : lii-t"'""' P·l"· - The Merv Noon News 11 :30- Tonight News flll ~ Markets 11 :50Late Show a.a-1 It Movlel Mid Day Weather -----------t--------:.,...·~11 :· 30 p.m. Sun.11:20 Bulletin Board - S. Hayden and .J. News 0 grams t :31! p.m. Mon. - ''The Cob- 12:30 Farm 6 Home Hour •web" - L. Bacall and C. Cexeepl Friday-Country · )' h S . T; · lioyer Go Round) Day 1g t avmp . 1me 12:15 a.m. Mon. _ · Daytime Shows Countrv (;o Round ------------------N. Malone aud R.·. 1:56 News Beat WSAZ TV ! WCHS TV-t Wtrrll TY·1J . p.m. Wed. - n!E 2:00 Countrv 0o Round 7:00-Aimanae Classi'OOIII OF ·iloGART "The Roar· 2:55 News Beat I»& 20's" S:OO Mid Day .Matinee I 00- Popeye capt. Ka"'ltrGe Neichbors p.m. Thurs. _"Flat Top" 3:55 News Beat 1:1.5Sec. Secui11J s Had and k Larseoll4:00 lll9cl!ll otltb Doas 1:30Word of Lile - · en · • f:!O Interchange 11:20 p.m. Fri. MOVIE Co 5 1:00-JelsoDI Heckle l Jecklt froggie STERY OF THE .WEEK :00. Dl!IWDlb' News 1:31-Atom Alii Tenn. Tuxedo C' '11er Nicht 10:011 Band Sunday r. UtFINISH PA''INC~f­ for to Thomas pletinc payment of Southern High Scl•ooliJ W.M.P.O. Radio h.i·, .. . •• •••. ~ JIII)IIUcilr of '"nne ll«''e" liaur 011 ABC on Is 1 ralber. '-'1 'Bill ·DIIil. Gnham ~~ . ;. ' C.rntr S.ctittl ' ~~ ·.~. .. .. • ' 1 ., J • ·. ~... . , ., • ' • I ~. ; ~ ,, . ,, ..,, ·--,- '·· "''. . :... �._,._.... ------------ ' ·---~ ' ' ,. ' .. •• / \ . ._., ' .Voice of Broadway The Perfect Gift For WAX WORKERS Mothers Day :I !u:to ,. 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Tu-.y • 1:11 Newt 1:1l- ' 1:~ncinc 1:-..c>ur U•eo 1:10 Doctoro Paaaw«4 llouae PariJ l:ll Aaolber World To Tell Trulb Ui- .•,... l:IO You Doa't say No"' Edge 01 N1P1 f:Gi Mr. Carlool f:IO YOII- Canfldenllll A '1'11111 r.r IJI • Ga. llolpllll 'nloNinM Ne¥11' '!lot YOUII ... . ........ ....... *till.,.,... 1ft!t . Bea... l:st- ' Weother Newt 1:00-Ne"' 1:11l:to-Newt Peler~ Wolk hrlll Dave Gull, 'frat~~ II 0 aoct Jllall T:OO-MoviOI T::I0- 1:10I: to1:00 Andy WDiiamt Andy Griffltll t:stHazel •:II Run lor 1.1& Taleol 8ooull 11:00-Newo NeWI . • ••• JtDjl&l. .. ' . *• ' . I · ,, ......_ a- r.ae, 10:21--11... .. IO:Jt.-Coacmlrll . W1ftN TY·II 11:»- . ' ' ll:lli ,.... . 11:*11:111 ,, ..... lt:II-B!M .... . •............ • .... ... : •. • t ] Wilen Ac11oa II 1:00--:Cbeyenno i:;... 'nlolloOIJI .ind photographer who took lbio picture ool band, which played concert on aleps. " :.~~. U(Ow .L!ftl • •• lloetild 1:15- . . w,a.. IIIIi , • .,... I='i,J:-· f. . till. ~- x- 01 ' ~,.. 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I:M TV ltiDdergarlel 1:11 l'riondlJ Giant No. 'II 1:11 lleriill -llle r.fa&lelaa Remember Mom On Her Day .. .,,._Dr, r . .~j IIONDAY, 1:11 Lei's Up Rel4 1::111 1:00 1:15 1:10 ' Ill<* V•Drb lmeti.J.u, Nawa 8111ii .... , _ J:lt- Supp-hosr 'egular wear so well because they're all nylon . .And nylon knirted the Supp-hose V~' a · makes America's besr fashion support stockings. Only .sheer ;tll-nylon Supp-hose Regular do tveryrhing .~uppon stockings are supposed ro. Look g<JO<I .. Ieel good ... wear fabulously. Try a pair, and prove it youzsel/ 1 $4.95 pr. llceo,a """" Grlllltll il:li- Supp·h .'l.r · ... ..., ',.,.. ·Trl!lfPIMt ' ~ . ' .'";....... ' -- """ ~lieU '' ,.~.~,. .,... !lew _, ·W•llltr w.u. , ... ... a. ' ·. !Jfdgtl ·IM!ablt Lilt ..... ..... ' ~ ,....l'laca ,I • ' l. . ; . 1:30 Cban&lnl World I:SII Town Tall< ··- 01 :IO:GI Nan ll'lrl>flle . . '(lW No. ,;.· l)~.ftl- l ' ·"' ' -:~ "'-""~··; ~ .. ~J' . -· " .' ' , .' .;;_f:-, 1', I' . I • .. 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Parisian beau: t,-whomtbeaetor - - lliiw-1 .m.a .. pili , .il - pride, ...,., 1!-1 -,at ... a - l b a t ......... jaot .. -tbe It Jack .. -....- Ill -l&ht II INc- Yanda "'ffr7 J)I'Obably tbe con~~: • ...__ ""' 1oft' tboee ..ae. • 111 e - .... Ja ..,., · - ~ nre. I batbJnt - ... tap_ 1. Warden'11 wort: clay fJechls at ·-S a .m . He leaves tbe .,. •:11-MonL_ I for tbe traffic • clogged drloe 1» !he Columl>ie · - ........ in the San FerDando vane,.. 11: tt:-Eye takes him aJ..- an _ . 1o 11:211-New aegotiale the 35 miles CM:r tbe 11:111--CoDceDtral.. mountains. 11:-Mom.Traffic is worse on the- rett:ra. 11:31-Peradlao BaJ trip. If the NBC-TV oerlel shoots into the Digltt be ' llayl Ill:~ at a sman apartment cJ.- by IS:211II: -Poslollicl .... D:liaDd tJ,_Ifewo late l:Oil-Newo • rands. w.- am. re--- j f'lll,ce Mu.Yio -"' p-~"- Blll'DB 1lewitdled ......... Pe,.,., -~: !:ale Show News 8:30 Laredo My '!'!tree SO. 1•110Movie ,,_Death VaDey .a.- 1 10:00--Deoa Martin 11:00-News ceed In Business Without Real- 11:»ly Trying" for lite MlriBch bro- ll:30 Tonlsbt 11:11thers movle versioll. way star Robert Morse wil! re.prise his role in •• How To Sue~ REPRISE HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ -Broad· turning to the fens of GreenWich Villa~. -=---- Malibc : a happier fate than drepped. It wouJd mean remaining at series if the current show ts find llimself 111 mtred performer, Wardea may 1:00-Newa still another J 1:-Ne,.. !leeOJMI series. He also sta:r-ftd 11 the t • Asphalt Jungle ." A respected and muclt ac~- j -maid - She also doel to a private oc~,.,ol. the bulk of the family coolrlng - for obvious reasons. Wben the ocean Is too eold for swimming during tbe willter _J months Jack and Vanda ecca. sionally bead for the ski slopes. IJ ack ~an avid skier. but Van-- j da sticks to tbe gentle slopes and keeps her fingers erossed for ber husband's aafety. ''Wllekiest Ship '• is Warden•s line Gun WID TriY The have a bouoeBatma keeper, but Vanda 1o ber .,.. Patty Duke Blue Light 'n>e Bit V'alle,Long Ret Summ.w Pacemaker News Movie IS Daytime Sbo- • boat. It--.-~ prHsioalstle pa1ouap. Wblle tbe lamll,- doeolo't ..... ------ ::rv.:. .. • ....1' ":·= • ____ ,_ · --=-·-····· ............. I t 3;.?.!.~ 2 ("fY1 I I I o/:lt-i~Jf.'~· - lo buy lllltlques - native Praaee tlftre J'NI'S Time-~~~ile!l 'Dallae Ga- llu~-.bt -- M- r. !("" ll'llm Sdnal Dal1,- Daylijrbt Saviop w.... -"'" DaiiJ -w.-...... Olpt. ~ ._ , . Meeo,. 01 Lito v. .,... """"lfewo u.... or... S1•e1t J1W Tomar. P'atber ~ _ , .... ~ ftltten~ng. • . aeca.. MalJha • ......... Guldbli LIIW -....~,- HUla Deltillg places ol the lllen!, IIIII Womaa'1 ..._. -e...., w.-• _ . llfe 11 11100t11 lfmlleli le tbelr ..;pbara. is - - ....a, "" w- CoalloleniM Edge "' Rill '!'Itt Tla Sea Ruat Bra .... llal- L.wmaa CBSlfe,.. Bffiy G<ahael Hlllbilll01 1 Greea Acres Newo !~~tow Diet v ... Dyb l>eDnJ 1ta,.o Lat. -~ aCHRDDEL WHrn.:rv tt:»tt :30-Toalgbt 11•11- 11 :08-New• lll :liO- 10 :00 1 Spy Bob 1 :30- T-110-0.. K11daN f :30 Vlrgtntae - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the studio. He pllots • 1957 ._c. Eveoi114r Sh<>wa to and from wort. Vand.a yotmg Christopher ba'ft a model statioo wagon for 8:110-Newo e: liO-Newo Time For New• "" Womees Pass- Part,- The Nunes - --- 1:00-AaoiiL World To TeD Trulb a :oo o... u Doctor• I : !5 -Singlnc l :- 1:30- 12:55-lfewo 11:-Postolllce 11:211- ···•=-• ··- U:I&-P...-&oy Dlclo .,. c - . u ,_M«a.- M:2r>-New . .. IJI:---Bye .,._ "' , . Todef ,,_ .... l:t&--O!nl Cloll WSAZ TV.C -------------------1- ,_. - · Daytime Sbo- ;:'m.~ B,- VERNON IIOOOT I Yort art oo!OO)' for • the vm-.. HOLLYWOOD IUPI)- It's -a while appearinc Ia ._rtory Jack llio wile, Yanda, theater. Re still bas a ll........,m live on a wblle streteb ol Mali. _ - lbere iD wbidJ be bu Beacb Ia a hnH!arJ'- 11ft • llayl 011 infrequeat .Wto "'!bedroom, llve-balbro<D ManbaltaD. '!be taDg of oea air B with them But his new life contrute M houn • day, and at $8 !t ohorply witb the quliDt : ead1 evenl!lg ~ eejey - , Jack Warden, of 'Whackiest Ship' Series Lives Life of Choice.on Malibu Beach · -~ ,. -::==~ ~-= .... ~~ ':'';~ lo direct, write ... aet - ,e-"' . .,. . ABC's buQr . . e ~ " ' - ocbed-1,.-· - - P'•-·--- Bic Bear, alld the dlmoMI<ael Fnnlde A•- - - - hie 11gure ol el!areeler . - Ia "Dr. Goldfoat ...... ....._ ol ..&ol the _ ._ . ale eonftieta aa11 .,. repleoell tel-.,. Pabla. DaiiJ' .... -"'" Dayijpt ~- '1"- C!iUa Tu--~-y Lab," -""""'------------------ oiped !we bot ~Aft - · JIIOND&y ' .. - - dl- leo. - - f o r .... " ' l l l o 7:• J'-111. q,. s, •Joe lljp&a P.,. tbe ._, ...... - d o roleo. Tllio II e ..t el 111m , AY• • JIUI4)etly witbout -.a of~ ~ ao•.....-• .&A U ·• p.m., Cll. ,IS, 'HouR . , ar ...,_, Ooolne,- wll 1J 0 L L Y W 0 0 D (UP!) - . Stpe 'ftll!:llDAY - Qariet p.m., a. ~~, "'oilnp," Mala :powa • 11:. WEIDNiSDAY Daytime ShOw. 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IJI:---Bye ' ....... --- M:2r>-New D•OO-J_.,.t, ··•=• ···11:211- 11:-Postolllce 12:55-lfewo l :- 1:30I : !5 -Singlnc a :oo --- Eveoing Showa Playoffa 1:011 p.m. - Channel I , PGA Golf, Teus Open. - d a f, May 7 z ,oo p.m ., Channel ' · Baseball, Oonfldeotlal .._ .t Time ..... a. "' Wome11 .. Jlif!B ' RwpiW ' CBS Ne- WeDs ...... Rave OWl Combat Mcllale's ,. Trvop Peytae PI- CBS News Fugitlvo Ill' I "Malibu Run .'' That ~sign. ment apparently drove hun into an eolistment in the Air 11 :08-New• 11•11- , tt:»tt :30-Toalgbt ' -,, ;~~~ ~ ~ ,..,.,,..,-,_~ -,.bi-:e•.rouild ~.,. a _ , _ 1360 · IIIIIIIC"-world. DIM. .- . I . -..,.....;; 81.4DF ] [ . J · - ] __ ,__ r ·1 Dal1,- w.... ;...... ( r n~ J' [X] I I ""'=, :t'"" .•..., _.___,;,. rt' "@J I. r. · - ..... lliiw-1 .m.a -l&ht llu~-.bt II INc- Yanda "'ffr7 J)I'Obably tbe con~~: • ...__ ""' 1oft' tboee ..ae. 'Dallae Ga- 01 Lito -e...., - batbJnt - CoalloleniM ... - tap_ Part,- CBSlfe,.. Bffiy G<ahael Greea Acres Diet v ... Dyb l>eDnJ 1ta,.o 1 Newo Lat. !~~tow -~ I Wella Farao rands. line Gun WID TriY The Batma w.-Vandahave1o a keeper, Patty Duke Blue Light -maid - She also am.doel to a private oc~,.,ol. the bulk of the family coolrlng but -~ursday bouoeber .,.. nu Cora '"~ 0* -- I- I -•s 'ft'.U "" .. . o.a,..,.... 7\--Toclq 7:- DaiiJ ..,.... f:l5,,._ __, Do.,. ... Gollatl ,,_ loe. _ , . 1. ·-- ..... Sd>ool •:11-MonL_ Capt.~ tt:-Eye c 11:211-New 11:111--CoDceDtral.. Lacy 'l'loe Mce.,. ~t ltDdy Grlfftlb 11:-Mom.11:31-Peradlao BaJ Diet v... o,h Ill:~ llotCiDg ..... . c... loft "' Life Sean:lt ForT...,.,.. IS:211II: -Poslollicl D:li- Guldbli Ll8hl tJ,_Ifewo -e...., WOID8Il'l p ... l:Oil-Newo Ao World , . _ 1:311:!5 C!!ngla' Cenlldentllll Time- llo I:II&--Our Ll- l:liO-Doctora Rouse 2:55- ""'V Womea'I- 8:00--AaoiiL w.r1d To TeD 1'nla for obvious reasons. 'n>e Bit V'alle,1:2r>Newo Wben the ocean Is too eold l :li0-Don't Say Edge 01 Nl&l>t for swimming during tbe willter Long Ret Summ.w _J months Jack and Vanda ecca. 4:118sionally bead for the ski slopes. 4:-Mr. cartooo Pacemaker News IJ ack ~an avid skier. but Van-- j 1:30-Ruclt Rill TiD Tla da sticks to tbe gentle slopes 5:~ Sea Bunt and keeps her fingers erossed 5 :30Brave stallioll for ber husband's aafety. Movie IS ''Wllekiest Ship '• is Warden•s !leeOJMI series. He also sta:r-ftd Evening Show. 11 the t • Asphalt Jungle ." GeL llospitll - TheN...-- lfe- Too Y. . . llotmdl I It wouJd mean remaining at Paeemakfll' Nen Movie II Wich Villa~. -=---- aCHRDDEL • ~· •\ REPRISE HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ -Broad· way star Robert Morse wil! re.prise his role in •• How To Sue~ ceed In Business Without Really Trying" for lite MlriBch brothers movle versioll. WHrn.:rv j WbeA Acll,_ II ~ Sale• 1:08 I GiUigan•s fs18..DII 8:30 Laredo My '!'!tree SO. 1•110Movie ,,_Death VaDey 10:00--Deoa Martin • Double Life 11:00-News ll:30 Tonlsbt 11:11- .a.- 1 1lewitdled f'lll,ce Blll'DB News !:ale Show p-~"- Mu.Yio -"' -~: -~ - Gldpt ......... Pe,.,., 11:»- i; DayJiPat Sanap n . . Daytime Sbo- ~. aeca.. MalJha • ......... -....~,- HUla Deltillg places ol the lllen!, IIIII w.-• _ . llfe 11 11100t11 lfmlleli le tbelr ..;pbara. nre. is - - ....a, Guldbli LIIW Pass- ·~=·· -:~;: • Ill • 111 e - .... Ja ..,., · S1•e1t J1W Tomar. P'atber ~ _ , .... ~ ftltten~ng. • or... ···- 'F .. pili It Jack .. -....- lfewo Womaa'1 ..._. . '-. ' , .il - pride, ...,., 1!-1 -,at ... a - l b a t ......... jaot .. -tbe , . Meeo,. u.... -mill« .. the UH• ' v v v ._ Y (f =.ea:,.~- :~t: M- v. .,... r . . . . . . • ____ r v v v • boat. It--.-~ ll'llm Sdnal !("" .... :~: ' [D:Nonl jROVInMala Malibc : a happier fate than re--turning to the fens of Green- WMOVltaooo-oo .. W, Yo. - A respected and muclt ac~- j -;;;;;::;;.;:;---;-;:;;::;~----;--;,::;;;::-;;::;;-mtred performer, Wardea may 1:00-Newa LeW11111111 Weather M-"n find llimself 111 still another J 1:-Ne,.. CBS lfewo Wella ,..... series if the current show ts 7•110-llobo Raw OWl N""" drepped. 7:30 D. Boone Munsren Be- lteforrnatlot!a Hour At OM TH• 1'- -~lllt • ~~- jl ,. . J [ ] [ prHsioalstle pa1ouap. Wblle tbe lamll,- doeolo't ..... Olpt. ~ lf1nT PetUc<>at Juact. 10,38 &ar ol tlw! '"Tanan"' video News series, due next fall .., NBC. 1LOO N.,.. Late Sho.. "" be Ron Ely. six.four, 210 2&pounda, a Texan. He' s bad oeY- 11'30-Tonlght 8bew Bob 1 :30- LYIIS -----::rv.:. .. • ....·-1' ":·= • ____ ,_ -- -=-·-····· ._ ............. I t """"-•=•-w·"" w-,,_ ... ---, __ _ -"""" P---- Hlllbilll01 lll :liO- 1 : 30---News -w.-...... T - 3;.?.!.~ 2 ("fY1 I I I o/:lt-i~Jf.'~· - w.... DaiiJ . -- 10 :00 1 Spy WeatherJennings- 5:00 p.m . - Channel IS. ABC . Wide World of Sporto 1:00--Mov• &:30 p.m. , Channel s. Golf • ·Sam Snead 10:110- ••• l :liO•·oo -- ~:e.....- I c..- T-110-0.. K11daN f :30 Vlrgtntae ,.,.. S: M-N'ewa 1:15- 7 :06-J. Fonytbe News 7 :36--Molber • Car Billy Grah0111 8:00 Daisies 1.30 Dr. Kildare I Red Skelloll uDoctor• ,,.._ BeaC... If- - I aso Warden'11 wort: clay fJechls at Time For "" S a .m . He leaves tbe .,. Womees New• I for tbe traffic • clogged drloe 1:00-AaoiiL World To TeD Trulb General Rooplllll 1» !he Columl>ie · - ........ 1 :25in the San FerDando vane,.. 11: · ·-Doa't ~ The Nunes takes him aJ..- an _ . 1o Edge "' !OPt aegotiale the 35 miles CM:r tbe tte...-TooY-. mountains. 1:05-Mr. Traffic is worse on the- rett:ra. Rill '!'Itt Tla Whore Act!.. ra trip. If the NBC-TV oerlel S:OO--Oieyenne Sea Ruat Soupy Saleo shoots into the Digltt be ' llayl 1 :30Bra .... llalRenw at a sman apartment cJ.- by - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - the studio. He pllots • 1957 ._c. .... Eveoi114r Sh<>wa to and from wort. Vand.a aDd yotmg Christopher ba'ft a late 8:110-Newo L.wmaa Weather and News model statioo wagon for • e: liO-Newo Fatber-- N...._ o... lo buy lllltlques - -"'" U:I&-P...-&oy Dlclo , . Datlll& - a..... a- .,. c - . u ,_M«a.- llallr w..c Lllo "' JeoooO ._martel "' 1: _ _ _ _ _ ::'!:':vi~~~:. ~:-::1!; !r-L_I_S_J_E_N __To____20t_h_C_en_tu_ry_ _8_3_0__A_M_-. __, In••" Aw&. · ·.1;,, i''·-............., .,,_.. ""''" ...... ~- I <IID-Anoth. World Te Toll 'frulll ky Derby 'ar All Tile P•mfl7t ~ ·~-"'~·!:!3lL~~-;~ ,.~ ~h Ed '1ia81 " "~ ...-"' .....::u:ne:~ 1lift SPRING ... SUMMER SHOES Tha 1"NDccl O>lf No; • ::Z.. !be Hap:t.w 'l!'n - C.pt. 1:-...m" Reds ... Dodgen Dan Thomas & Son ·TV ltlndergarta 1:. ' Ptleaclly Giaat · --- • .l : lli ·ll(erJJII !be Mqlc:law t:30 Wba&'o New KG. 118 . _•Ler ..... OolmD to.a-Newo 11:» p.m., Ch II, "'lbe Beat O...:aliou'" and "Last Wo- ···~ 1UO-MCII'IIb!s . _ Oil Earth" 11 :50 p.m., Ch a. "Muliny," ll :liO-Paradlt!o Mart stevt!llb 12:110-J_.-.j;J 1:00 p.m., Channel 3, Saturday at the Races S:oo. p.m., Channel a, Kentuc-. f:lll F-val lli:Gt If.,... Prollle ......... , , , . Lot's LIP Read _j':IO - Prol1le •=• What's , , IS U.S.A. J :§ 1l<ltiBb Caletldar • •• News Prol1le ··.,._-1:»- .....,.. Ma,- 1 4:-Woodpeoker Where Aeelooo II z , 30 p.m.• Cbannel a, CBS 5:~ Sea RUDI Sporto Spectaeular Soup,- 5:Brave Stant. 1:30 p.m. Cbannel3. Nalloo-j'-----a! Hockey League, Stanley ,- · I:JO TV Kiodergart.. f :OI LiDda and Nina l:lli - ··---·· ..,., ··-- Highlights t:OII The Bill Plctun t:ll Dollant SeNt •=• _, C...vena- , :. _ Gq" l'lllDAY f : . P-m., Cll II, "DD.••et-Mono. . _ Dnlms/' Gary Cooper t:M p.m ., Ch I , '""Eu6 lo tbe ~· Jol>. tt •Cie-!!:ve TV Sports Channel Z8 1:11 ltoml 8lllba1. 1:30 Wba'a New fto. Ill 7:• World 7:110 Radical "-k:uo 1:10 Bobcat Sporto t:a. Ia Wbara New lfo. 21!1 ,,._ . My Opioioa ' · i : l l t - - - llllenJd.rlli ~ Ji:• Pro111e ~ ti11faJ '1'9' ltindertlrlm 1:111 Friendly Glaat , 1:11 Kami Sldba1 wlllt 10mi · l:a What's New No. J:lf , f :Gt U.S.A. ~ f:• TAB - IOioW- !:Ill>- , , . 'TV I<DD _ , . Glaat· !:- ,,_ ,,.... ,,.._ , . Todef WHIM". . DaiiJ' .... : . ·:~:: - 1011, • Allee Faye ll:te. p.m .. Cll a. "The Rumer" ~ IIONDAY. 1:11 Let'o Lip Read i:it 'l'V - p r l e l o i:• ll'rie!ldiJ' Glaat No. ~• 1:11 lleriiD -!be "'9dm ' Hewo ToaJabt - I, - •cpas&ioft. H -"'" 1:~ C. f _ ............ IIA'ftJRDAY 12:2!1t :OO p.m., Ch a. " Boy's lflgbt 12:30-PosloOut, • 10m Novak • u,11 :11 p.a., Ch II, "The W- 1!:55-New Womaa" and ~'The TeJTor' 1:110-Neww Prom lleyon4 Space" It :• p.m., Cb I , "Ullin Ruo- 1:31- A._ . Sloiw i,.WOUB-TV ~- ' -i- lLa<,- .,. for Life B:II-Newo . '' .......... llave Gall, ,..,... Ui OOock mp Bm:r Gnhaa - ·=- ~ lkl>ort •. !fen ·=-·=- .•' Weatber I f Peter ......... Wella P - WS.UTV.a 11:30 p.m., Cll II, "Mooarcyde ------~--~--~----~~~~--! 1:--New Law 111M ·=--,,_ l:t&--O!nl Cloll of - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 'IIIVIISDAY t:• p.a., Cll I , "J- Paul .... y _ E.eam. Shcnn ·=- WSAZ TV.C Dayijpt ~- '1"- Daytime ShOw. U<M p.a, Cll I, '"Huul of tbe ( • Yanda'• ( native Praaee tlftre J'NI'S 'hft - ~~·..:.;·-..~ .........u •• speel8oolar . . tho Mrs. Warden 1o lbe ........,. v..... Dupree,;. Parisian beau: t,-whomtbeaetor '!'be,-- • -------------------1,_. · Daytime SboDaylijrbt Saviop Time-~~~ile!l P'•-·--- WEIDNiSDAY a.. ·-·-- ..... ,,.Mr.~ . t:• Bu-- - tel-.,. · - ~ O«M ''"I - A 1'llllil P, V. ,. " --- l:a YO!II ~'t Sa,' - · Of . ' .. - ~ or... l;if .IIDclai-o . . - · ~ I:• - - World ' To 'lei ....... . - r tll.._.llllrJ On ;:'m.~ Wednesday /- a-tD~:-.c.t...-='' ,~r,;r . ,.,.,..,of I Yort art oo!OO)' for • the vm-.. HOLLYWOOD IUPI)- It's -a while appearinc Ia ._rtory Jack llio wile, Yanda, long "ay fnlm G<een-b VD- theater. Re still bas a ll........,m live on a wblle streteb ol Malilage Ill Mallbu, but el!aracter . _ - lbere iD wbidJ be bu Beacb Ia a hnH!arJ'- 11ft • actor Jack Warden has navil(llt- llayl 011 infrequeat .Wto "'!bedroom, llve-balbro<D ed lhe shoals In '"nle Waclrleot ManbaltaD. '!be taDg of oea air B with them lhtn in 'ftte Army." But his new life contrute M houn • day, and at $8 !t WardeD lind Ia loo lie" ohorply witb the quliDt : ead1 evenl!lg ~ eejey - , Lab," -""""'------------------ "" \t'- I·II-Oar ........ !' "::~'- JIIOND&y Jack Warden, of 'Whackiest Ship' Series Lives Life of Choice.on Malibu Beach · B,- VERNON IIOOOT trill ._. blo I - 1:• • • • ! -;:~7 ~ .... BOLLY'IVOOD (UPD IIIP .... • 90ice to .., NBC fall opeclal LaureDee Olivier ..m ealled "Ballad of s-ty tbe ~ 11:11 p.m., a.. JJ. "Criminal Bear" be I l l - - - lo publl<iae . Qourt." Sieve Brodie Vid~s "AIIImajJie" . _.. - lllo -* La., ·=·-- • i ' ,e-"' . .,. . lo direct, write ... aet - ABC's buQr . . e ~ " ' bad< ..,[. . _ . 01 ocbed-1,.-· - - U : ll p.111., Cll. S, "hiller Ia A • William Hoi- <¥~ . ,._ 111. ~- W..C :- ,-.. tt:._.......,. • ~. ' -~ ~~ ':'';~ - . -·'•""'·' ... ~ - -_-,.. ' - - dl- leo. - - f o r .... " ' l l l o 7:• J'-111. q,. s, •Joe lljp&a P.,. tbe fte 1lee<>n 11:a-:: ·Or· · •· ._, ...... - d o roleo. Tllio II e ..t el 111m , AY• • JIUI4)etly witbout -.a of~ ~ ao•.....-• .&A Sla Allolj 0 . et · U ·• p.m., Cll. ,IS, 'HouR . , ar ...,_, Ooolne,- wll 1J 0 L L Y W 0 0 D (UP!) ll:»-Paradise 80QI Diclo ..... .,.. - . Stpe Bic Bear, alld the dlmoMI<ael Fnnlde A•- - - - hie · · 'ftll!:llDAY 11gure ol el!areeler . - Ia "Dr. Goldfoat ...... a:• Jeoiiiudr Law ol Llll 0... .... t:• p.111., Cll s, ,.,. Save10," loot 11111e1o ua the _ ._ ~Aft - · ....._ ol ..&ol u:• New-• rattr .. Jib a.rktoliiil HrJt.. . ale eonftieta aa11 .,. repleoell 8111 Sear !!I For , . _ · A U:M p.m., a, 1, , . _ of CIIS oiped !we bot Pabla. U:Guid . . Upt Qariet 11:11 11:. p.m., a. ~~, "'oilnp," Tu--~-y w.. ,..,.. Poe-e...., • Mala :powa • C!iUa 1:11- ; .. Viewer w.... Doa, tJ NEW YORK (UPI) - . ~- ·~ Place• its original twiee-a-weet Layton, .._ Ide for tbe ..... fall ...... be-l only • elloreograpller but .... lag showD Moodaya Wed- aa all..-uund maoo of stqo IIVNDAY lleSCiays. The 'ft!ursda,- oes- leleviaion. lie .,_tell ""' ment ..m be dNpped, tbe produced !be twe aee~at:GII a.m. Cll. IS, "Mr. llobbo Tuesday •""- moved 1D Wed- Bartra 8 1 1 - - ' •1• • 1'IIDw A. Vaeatioa" ~aesday. - CB&. -w...... ...... . ... --•=• ......._.·=--B?e... . ,,_ ,,.... ,,.._ -= 1V Highli~hts : ITVTube WBIN ft-11 wcm: TV.. ... -o.m c. ~-- '' 5avbtp 'nme Daylight -...z'l"t.a c! ·,.,p_<t. • _·· -· " H 11 d !i ..t.' t' ' ~I l..: .. 1: '~ .' l;' ' ' " '". u l' •I t•, ••., 1 •jl •, ..\ ·; . ~ �·' I 2 SIGNS OF -- · ·- ---,-.:.:::::...::=:...=-c=~;;==W4N1 AD INFOWATION Wlnted goods. We will buy com.. plelll ellates or smaU loto. Call ... KNOTTS USED FURNITURE and · AUCTION 11-2nd. THE WISEMAN AGENCY 446-2917 Jean Office Gl 6-3_., Eftlllnp--lkt Wiseman 016-3796 E. N. Wileman. Gl 6 4500 DILLON AGENCY lutlneu Opportunity..;;..;.__--...:_,______ NEAR NEW AMAZING Opportunity. Ow1l a DOG N SUDS ROOT BEER S BEDROOM home, ultra ern electric kitchen, 2 oarp~t In LR fireplace, 2 car patio, large lot, lawn, located In a good Uon, priced very rea.sonabiEtl baths, and PHONE WY 2-2156 DRIVE-IN. 12 year company lllth over 500 stores. Expert gWdance In locatlono, marketing, and operation. tii.OIII cash needed. NO ROYALTIES. FREE FAl:l'S, B 01 735, Champaign, Dllnols. J>e. veloper Inquiries ~~--17·7 Dead Stock Removed Free Stopl Lookl Readl WHEN7 SOON WHAT? 25c Do It Youmlf Cor Wooh WHIRl? In Pomo"'Y-A Good Locollon WHO? Slundoro Expondlnt Hll GoiJipoUo Sorvlce To You NWTJ:DI and USED FURNITURE W• Will Buy Any Amo!lnl, InclUding Complete Ettatn KNOnS US~~~ 'I'URNITURI 'I ' r ~ ( • <~ rt> 9 sec- be- - -· WY 2-2193 1-+-1 la.fore May 1111 ·p- MUR '' WHico WANTED ROi, (E SALESMAN FOR GEM BOTTLING WELLSTON, OHIO ' RQUfED~ . open. DAILY CR'fl"'IqUOTE - Here's boor to work 1&1 . A X J' II L·· " A ]( R ' -~ies, the I 1 ARE In need of listings un all kinds of property, give =0 a buzz and \"lUI ot.op by and lalk II over. B. C. 11'.\UGH l<llol!lt PHOTO Copymg servtce Cop. lei made o! k!gaJ papers blrlb raeordl llld almost any • ··' lenrth and formatioil of the wordt •re aiL lalnt.. doy 1{1& 'I'd& leiter. at. dltr....~ ~ ,'OU ·~··tau· ~ 0 NCU ~ QUlU DlC NliJNSio. ON!l.PSQQ p IZZA * nd ~tlou. ., ·~· ' lis~ , aa.. . Qt,ti . 1 I 1 tic DITERIQR -Eztetlor pamllng. Roof p!lljlijno. ad rW· Pll, , or :•f.s .,:'~* a. c. 11 • _;, I month. Excellent buy. mihtar y spokesman said. There DAVE BUYERS - need were no casuallies. Auto S1lat lngs 011 !arm and city. ' IJ Albert M. C.1, Broker TWO FLEF. REDS ltlli3 FORD loll pickUp truck, Henry Cleload, Saieomu GOETTING EN, Germany AT ITS GREATEST good condition. contact Lloyd IIY Ul3t (UPI) -Two young East Blackwood, Chester, Ev011Dgs WY Z.ZH!I German apprentices, 15 and 16, with pepporo... In eek d985-3805 8 n_ose, mushroom, bun or even gs w en ' 4 fl 3tc Ded across Communial mint Pomeroy WY . . . 3tc =rA"'RM=--::of;-;45;-:a:-:c:::re:::s,-.s--=roo=m fields into \!"1 German lower 5 ,. II' ll" Slco - ' •"' !.50 bouse, bam and outbuildings. ~ony earry . Thursday, 8 1" . Qmp.... C.....,.Out Slrvlco 1114 OLDSMOBILE. Rer. Dale Free gas. Flvo mil~s east ol parently unnoticed by border CALl. WY U905 A. Tborntoo, Sumner Rd., Racino. Contact D~bert Holt, B~Jards. G CAPE Chester, Ohio. 418 3ip er, 311 Main St., Malta, Ohio. -Piclc up At G, & , YOU-KNOW 0 tli W•. MAIN POMEROY 1153 CADILLAC, excellent COl\· Phone ~2115.!. 4 27 6tp By U Ni•-~ p •~--"-·al dillon, $220. 1856 FORD, V-3 , , • ..,. resa ~ ....... ltaudard, nocir slli(l, · Town f'QR ~- 42 ~ere . farm. Tbe worst floodlnl in U. S. · AUI'I10NED ledan blue 11111 white, with rooa,. 'Iiiii, 'I' • bistor.y was irl May 1889, whee •. , llltiPJele radio •and new II"', mlnllta lli'ive f!'ODl estimated 2,200 perSOIII .,..,. ar Ill! 10 i., ONGI'JcLLOW "".'Oite Jetter lflnPJy atandl for another. In thl1 aamp•e A I• WH!4 tv tbt tht'fe L's, X for UJ• two O'a, etc, Single- lettel'l, apoa. IWE Pomeroy AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your opera!· ..-'s license? Call WY !!-2966. 6 15 tfc R"ri Itl~:;;:;::;:;:;:;:;:;~~jo~th~E!l~clot!umt!~~~nts~~~~! ....., luaru... PomeroJ BUY A TRAilER ' IJG BEND SALES r.4.U,IPOJ.JS f'(, £ I all Le1ween Blaettnars Complnglf Rorol Ollc Pork , .,1 \, c,o..; {'()]] -. 1'1 J I:11 BRAKE SERVICE loctl.. 011t 11hle to 1l. 1V f ! dS~M '. t'\ lill,r gl.~ tlua!t• H -2 storv 8 room s (3 bed Mr ,md Mrs Randal Robrooms), bath, bast'menl hard ' ert<: and f.lmlly of Letart La lied wood fi•Jors, new cab met smk on Mr and Mr $ fJeorge l{oband tile floor covermg $800 ' t>rts recellt!v down t<Pquallfied buyer, as.. 1 Mr and Mr ~ Chnt Orr called sume mortgage. Full pnce on \1r and Mrs. Calle Orr ol $5500 00 Antrqwlv Mond<J\' MIDDl.EPORT- PEARL ST. Mr •nd Mrs Carl Otfutt - l h story frame, 8 rooms I spenl .SJturdav afternuon with (4 bedrooms), bath, floor j Mr and Mrs. Scutl Knotts at furnace heatmg, lot 49 x 120 Mason FARM - $8500 00 buys 120 acres 6 m1les from Chester, TRUCK lilTS MIN-: some fruJt trees, 2 large TEL AVIV. Israel iUPn ba1 ns, block garage (16x24), An Israe li rn1lrtary truck hit a other bmldmgs, 2 hous~s With land mme 'fhur:-.day on the water systems, 66" Amertcan l Kurkar Road. wh1ch IS m daily kilchen, cabmet, sink. llfi" x use 200 Y•rd, from the Jordan 30" wall c21binets. $2,000 00 frontu~r near the an~..-ient down, balance $55 110 per monument or Massada, a I BUILD a busm~ss ol your own. Arpli3nces, sales, service repai rs About average perr:ent. ll:ge, to arrange an intervoew. Ph 67!;.1829. 90-tf ', r ,, busmess trip .. Homemade lh ,, :1 POMEROY - PEACOCK AVF. ' Lo Columbus last week OPENING . I Clmt Orr m<~de ' WATCH FOR •• · Y1 N11D, " ~ Ut'JOIJI ~ester, tlllllll M tl)Dflllloe, ~ ~ <Po~roy ~n ~- 11157 ~~1~:'\filltin~ Rd, Pwere killed ill lbe Jobna!oln, .. i "b lie ' 1• ~ FORD, V-3 automatic Fair- llae·itltl. mt1at recenU, If- 1' : ..,.,,D , . , • 1::=. 'IJUilt, ·3 new 'lil'es, fill&. Ph. rQR """""' I'TM ~ tirltb i 'SH I-HS4I 1 Uve 4 mlles out INith, lUll bUeinmt, · IIH 11Ji II)!., Leifl~ Creek Road • from leU ltldltjlarL Pllf't: ..,...~, R1. ·f, · c• M1P f·• .. l't; "niP I~ ~. '· ---.aln,,..'"-:--__..., ... on, .. "·:""'l' :"' lc luoa,r i!'Utl'• ~: ~h' ,J.u,r by M ~· 1i1!1iJt1. · ' , �·' I 2 SIGNS OF -- · ·- ---,-.:.:::::...::=:...=-c=~;;==W4N1 AD INFOWATION Wlnted goods. We will buy com.. plelll ellates or smaU loto. Call ... KNOTTS USED FURNITURE and · AUCTION 11-2nd. THE WISEMAN AGENCY 446-2917 Jean Office Gl 6-3_., Eftlllnp--lkt Wiseman 016-3796 E. N. Wileman. Gl 6 4500 DILLON AGENCY lutlneu Opportunity..;;..;.__--...:_,______ NEAR NEW AMAZING Opportunity. Ow1l a DOG N SUDS ROOT BEER S BEDROOM home, ultra ern electric kitchen, 2 oarp~t In LR fireplace, 2 car patio, large lot, lawn, located In a good Uon, priced very rea.sonabiEtl baths, and PHONE WY 2-2156 DRIVE-IN. 12 year company lllth over 500 stores. Expert gWdance In locatlono, marketing, and operation. tii.OIII cash needed. NO ROYALTIES. FREE FAl:l'S, B 01 735, Champaign, Dllnols. J>e. veloper Inquiries ~~--17·7 Dead Stock Removed Free Stopl Lookl Readl WHEN7 SOON WHAT? 25c Do It Youmlf Cor Wooh WHIRl? In Pomo"'Y-A Good Locollon WHO? Slundoro Expondlnt Hll GoiJipoUo Sorvlce To You NWTJ:DI and USED FURNITURE W• Will Buy Any Amo!lnl, InclUding Complete Ettatn KNOnS US~~~ 'I'URNITURI 'I ' r ~ ( • <~ rt> 9 sec- be- - -· WY 2-2193 1-+-1 la.fore May 1111 ·p- MUR '' WHico WANTED ROi, (E SALESMAN FOR GEM BOTTLING WELLSTON, OHIO ' RQUfED~ . open. DAILY CR'fl"'IqUOTE - Here's boor to work 1&1 . A X J' II L·· " A ]( R ' -~ies, the I 1 ARE In need of listings un all kinds of property, give =0 a buzz and \"lUI ot.op by and lalk II over. B. C. 11'.\UGH l<llol!lt PHOTO Copymg servtce Cop. lei made o! k!gaJ papers blrlb raeordl llld almost any • ··' lenrth and formatioil of the wordt •re aiL lalnt.. doy 1{1& 'I'd& leiter. at. dltr....~ ~ ,'OU ·~··tau· ~ 0 NCU ~ QUlU DlC NliJNSio. ON!l.PSQQ p IZZA * nd ~tlou. ., ·~· ' lis~ , aa.. . Qt,ti . 1 I 1 tic DITERIQR -Eztetlor pamllng. Roof p!lljlijno. ad rW· Pll, , or :•f.s .,:'~* a. c. 11 • _;, I month. Excellent buy. mihtar y spokesman said. There DAVE BUYERS - need were no casuallies. Auto S1lat lngs 011 !arm and city. ' IJ Albert M. C.1, Broker TWO FLEF. REDS ltlli3 FORD loll pickUp truck, Henry Cleload, Saieomu GOETTING EN, Germany AT ITS GREATEST good condition. contact Lloyd IIY Ul3t (UPI) -Two young East Blackwood, Chester, Ev011Dgs WY Z.ZH!I German apprentices, 15 and 16, with pepporo... In eek d985-3805 8 n_ose, mushroom, bun or even gs w en ' 4 fl 3tc Ded across Communial mint Pomeroy WY . . . 3tc =rA"'RM=--::of;-;45;-:a:-:c:::re:::s,-.s--=roo=m fields into \!"1 German lower 5 ,. II' ll" Slco - ' •"' !.50 bouse, bam and outbuildings. ~ony earry . Thursday, 8 1" . Qmp.... C.....,.Out Slrvlco 1114 OLDSMOBILE. Rer. Dale Free gas. Flvo mil~s east ol parently unnoticed by border CALl. WY U905 A. Tborntoo, Sumner Rd., Racino. Contact D~bert Holt, B~Jards. G CAPE Chester, Ohio. 418 3ip er, 311 Main St., Malta, Ohio. -Piclc up At G, & , YOU-KNOW 0 tli W•. MAIN POMEROY 1153 CADILLAC, excellent COl\· Phone ~2115.!. 4 27 6tp By U Ni•-~ p •~--"-·al dillon, $220. 1856 FORD, V-3 , , • ..,. resa ~ ....... ltaudard, nocir slli(l, · Town f'QR ~- 42 ~ere . farm. Tbe worst floodlnl in U. S. · AUI'I10NED ledan blue 11111 white, with rooa,. 'Iiiii, 'I' • bistor.y was irl May 1889, whee •. , llltiPJele radio •and new II"', mlnllta lli'ive f!'ODl estimated 2,200 perSOIII .,..,. ar Ill! 10 i., ONGI'JcLLOW "".'Oite Jetter lflnPJy atandl for another. In thl1 aamp•e A I• WH!4 tv tbt tht'fe L's, X for UJ• two O'a, etc, Single- lettel'l, apoa. IWE Pomeroy AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cancelled? Lost your opera!· ..-'s license? Call WY !!-2966. 6 15 tfc R"ri Itl~:;;:;::;:;:;:;:;:;~~jo~th~E!l~clot!umt!~~~nts~~~~! ....., luaru... PomeroJ BUY A TRAilER ' IJG BEND SALES r.4.U,IPOJ.JS f'(, £ I all Le1ween Blaettnars Complnglf Rorol Ollc Pork , .,1 \, c,o..; {'()]] -. 1'1 J I:11 BRAKE SERVICE loctl.. 011t 11hle to 1l. 1V f ! dS~M '. t'\ lill,r gl.~ tlua!t• H -2 storv 8 room s (3 bed Mr ,md Mrs Randal Robrooms), bath, bast'menl hard ' ert<: and f.lmlly of Letart La lied wood fi•Jors, new cab met smk on Mr and Mr $ fJeorge l{oband tile floor covermg $800 ' t>rts recellt!v down t<Pquallfied buyer, as.. 1 Mr and Mr ~ Chnt Orr called sume mortgage. Full pnce on \1r and Mrs. Calle Orr ol $5500 00 Antrqwlv Mond<J\' MIDDl.EPORT- PEARL ST. Mr •nd Mrs Carl Otfutt - l h story frame, 8 rooms I spenl .SJturdav afternuon with (4 bedrooms), bath, floor j Mr and Mrs. Scutl Knotts at furnace heatmg, lot 49 x 120 Mason FARM - $8500 00 buys 120 acres 6 m1les from Chester, TRUCK lilTS MIN-: some fruJt trees, 2 large TEL AVIV. Israel iUPn ba1 ns, block garage (16x24), An Israe li rn1lrtary truck hit a other bmldmgs, 2 hous~s With land mme 'fhur:-.day on the water systems, 66" Amertcan l Kurkar Road. wh1ch IS m daily kilchen, cabmet, sink. llfi" x use 200 Y•rd, from the Jordan 30" wall c21binets. $2,000 00 frontu~r near the an~..-ient down, balance $55 110 per monument or Massada, a I BUILD a busm~ss ol your own. Arpli3nces, sales, service repai rs About average perr:ent. ll:ge, to arrange an intervoew. Ph 67!;.1829. 90-tf ', r ,, busmess trip .. Homemade lh ,, :1 POMEROY - PEACOCK AVF. ' Lo Columbus last week OPENING . I Clmt Orr m<~de ' WATCH FOR •• · Y1 N11D, " ~ Ut'JOIJI ~ester, tlllllll M tl)Dflllloe, ~ ~ <Po~roy ~n ~- 11157 ~~1~:'\filltin~ Rd, Pwere killed ill lbe Jobna!oln, .. i "b lie ' 1• ~ FORD, V-3 automatic Fair- llae·itltl. mt1at recenU, If- 1' : ..,.,,D , . , • 1::=. 'IJUilt, ·3 new 'lil'es, fill&. Ph. rQR """""' I'TM ~ tirltb i 'SH I-HS4I 1 Uve 4 mlles out INith, lUll bUeinmt, · IIH 11Ji II)!., Leifl~ Creek Road • from leU ltldltjlarL Pllf't: ..,...~, R1. ·f, · c• M1P f·• .. l't; "niP I~ ~. '· ---.aln,,..'"-:--__..., ... on, .. "·:""'l' :"' lc luoa,r i!'Utl'• ~: ~h' ,J.u,r by M ~· 1i1!1iJt1. · ' , �~ ~ ~· j, :. • ' ··'' r··· ·· ·• ·· • · ..... · ·· · ..•·.... ·' ....... '•""'"""· ..~-r----....-~ - ...... ..... __ __... ~ .... --' .. .. .... . ~ . - ... ------·· ···"' ' "-• h . .. ...... , ......... •• - . . . .. .. • • ·'·-, ., .. • • , -- •••• •• •• ·• . . . . . . •• • • •• 'to"" - - ~ .. ~ -~·- .. .. ·I '' . ! '! ,., .,, • I '' I .. IN OUR Tnwu IU 1111 ! ' The Mei!!s , ~eve~~~~~tt~:~~~~~~!!~e1~a~!~r:0~ d~i!~,c;'.::;~~n~~ N ews ·B·eat ;.• . '•. '. ~ '·"" ·: v BY DICK THOMAS ,,' .... ~~~~~-~i~~~ -~i'•::•-it ,:,.',!ii,....:· ~:, h•adership. I at• ~ r ' ~eli.lriced -the ideal gift for Mom-A wjde irom $3SS AMSBARY'S APACHE . . . ..•.. .I I .~ ~ • .-~.... .t ... . ' ', 'I"· . ,, ' ., ·: ~' , ' I, .. .!1 ' .. . I .. ' • i • "" •" ' ' {.- I ' I ,• •' ~· ~- • ;, 'o'e· .... , , ,\ \1.' ...., ~- .• '.;. ' ~ ,• ./' I .... 'J o"l . ' . '• '· ..r .... '' . . . .,. ~ •• ', ,~· .oP .••-i'"i!; ,r j' ••' '· li•',:: '-' ' .. . • • j;. • ' ' ' ·~; "~ .... ' i ' • - . ' . .· •. • ""!; ,-_ '' -, '. . 't J ... • ; ·I I ~-~1.· '. ' ··,) '•+I ' . I _,. · 'J' group of coordinates. ' : · .• •' '' • . ,, 1 _ ' , .. , " ' . ,. ~ ,. " . :. . ,' ' . l ~' sizes 8 to 20 and extra sizes 32 to 38. An attractive ' •1 1 ., t ,J• '. ..' .. . l " . GIFT' MOTH.R WITH 1 """ foljlld 110 - ... I collapsed on the fl!*', oudOIII'Ioer l't A fine group of ' I. Aprons in coverall, bib front and tea apron styles. Organ· dies, solid colors broadcloths, smart prints, regular and extra sizes. You'll please your Mom if you remember her with one of these aprons. BLOUSES ! I i •(, . t lOVE PRETTY SALE l SOI t" I Rl'ver News I ~HTIT! • Mother's Day gift planers that never miss are gifts of lingerie .• most especially now, when lingerie is newer, more exciting than ever. You'll SH It all hereI aatd II wu 1101 Jm1M. •ter:mlned II HiU IIIII 'THe.'. SAV I'M A lrove • short clbllnol , • allegedlr fired 11te I.-IJEAK -WILLED PUSHOVER WITH tJO SALE'S THEY SAY I LET' ~R.E Thlk. Mf: ltJTO MJYlliltJG.! at her. erlff oald lbl aeardi IS]rOCl .... ClllltCeDlrlf. II! viclnlly near tbe where HiU had lived Donllut oince he 1111 R£0:.1 STA~E ! rom 1111 01t1o Pemteawu oeotenced !roll ~• I 1 .. ' Regularly $1 per pair NOW ONLY•••••••• 79~ MDiver ting for Life I~ 'tHe ·I.VHOL.e ~LL, MA'I' '! AM ... M FOR &PAIRS ONLY••• $4.50 tGI: '. I l l ECa.x:iAY WouLD CRUMBLE! otJf ;:ovro;.,.. mNGTON Mill. Sky diver Nlclt PlaDtao ld Ia ldl Utlrd ellempl IOI'Id'l free fall recanl lreak acddeal cut all en wbllt aloft Ill 1111 ntosphen, lou&bl ..; The wardrobe accessory that does so much, at such a little price, is the precisely perfect blouse. Give mother several on her day. Find them all here, among our precise perfections. POMEROY Rose Bush Sole Now On The Mltln Floor• lllay. dda ,... ruabed , lllda1 Ill ldl ptktla I from 1 baDaotL offlcllll llld lit IIIICOIIICioul ... II oodltloll today. ball half Wly lo ... lllltude ol IJI,tlllO IIi!, Ucal, fashionable gift on her day . . . our light, carefree daytime dresses. Mothers are busy bees who want dresses that travel to town, go sbop· ping and work around the bouse in pretty, easy-(:are 1tyle. lllar aa PlaDI&Ida'a eraeted 11111 ni••d supply of OltJpll. BJ '! otopspaalra.., t. tDd aaatnllen . . . ords GD .IIIt ndlo Jato ~··z• IOitd OI'IW ~ the lctlldola from • lum. filled~ . . .. Junior Sizes MIIHSSIIts OUR VOTE, Half Sizes lxtrasbes ,,.. ' j '. ! .' t .. ' ' ' ' I 'i ....,.... Ia pltllllld llllll!lri IWD Ill ·the linsJiiW ·- upe. . \ - ' Continues .. ' '-. ' .'- .,.·, •. 1 . . r ~·" '" ' I . ' ' ,, i FARMER I BUSINESSMAN I LAWMAKER! . ..• : ~ • U06TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OIUO) . I'lL Pol. Mo. ~--•••••••••••••••••••••••. .• • • • • • • • • ·-·-· ..... _..I -~ --;-· ·- ---- hult • 10 • mlle pl.... II Surprise Mother with a prae- LIKE t. I biN an.~ 8mage ln • In The Busy Rudy To Wur Depertment on the 2nd Floor NONE of US in GALLIA MEIGS and ATHENS ••• Lucu up Willlield 7 a.m. ' · THII!.lC. -x .NVVI/>J ELBERFELDS a breakln& 11'1£ ~... MAY2THRU 16 I 0 II'· .P Ill ' hwtband of Lualt' d abandoned with • on Ohio tlllll near llil ' Honor Camp. "HI said Hill llttl lilt vldently weal to lbl nere HiU aJleledly lbal I the back and draQI!d to the basemeat. I Girl Ill Baell tnted to 1111 car, Ufl. lf.ed, and shot lite lid ICk when olte ~ t. S•ve aanatlonai]J advertised tint sumleullockinp Save ... $1.50 . • a short lime ~ Saylor, wbo was Jllt. :rlltcal oondltlol .. Good Samarlil!l today, mattaged to 6 ltiel to ·the IICOitl - r:b I l ,. l ~ tilt 1l!loJ llkl tbe twa feeHIIrl .P !pparenUy drove to lbl de Hill's car. Tbt tutG m . make a t•omer cu pboard. an ct I'a~. h to d · I . .. "J k , Thus• Ills aroun Gallipolis ODDS 'N ENDS DEPART· found the mscnption a eiromr in handv when it storms I Si d ~rs" 1or Jake Snvden on· bl , · 1MENT - 0. 0. Patter.son. reone of the hoards. Bush said or o\\ s. tiring Meigs Coooty Superintenthe hoards in the .-.upboard were 1 1 LEARNED RECENTLY that i dent of Schools. was overwhelm8:11 or a uniform size, indicat- Dan (Budd Crothers. 1965 star I~ h7he~ ~onor~ • Thursday ing the man might have been Iath lpte at Jackson High School, mg . a A e ~eJg! County ~da good ca rpenter or cabinet and former resident of R i o ucatlon ~soclation annuaJ maker. Grande has been shipped to . ner meettng . . . Mr. PatterS k fi ld . th C tif . son also was honored Saturday I a ers e m e a orma . niaht at Eastern uom. S hool MRS MARIAN~E B baseball league by !he Phtla· 8 th . d' '""" c. Cll!lpbe11 manager of Radlo delphia Ph1llie~ after a short 1 the sMpr~ng ,...~er meetmg · tr ·th b b 0 e ergs ~unty OAPSE WJEH. was one of the Judg•s I arnrng ·lsebsSionFiwr.• _ lleh lgd I Chapter . We understand the vther niyht at Jackson who I eague €: u m onua. ear th· t · t . · he smacked two home runs a.. '" e_rest Is ~trong and com- - - - - - - -- down there. Another former pehtJOn 1.~ keen m the "Get Out , , - - - - - - - - - , Gallipolis lad, Dave Roberts, the Vot~ contest currently unis with Asheville in the South· derway lD the five Meig• ern League. The Columbus Jtts i ~Y High Schools . . . Our I sent Dave south. "s that every adult citizea ! heed this request and go to Gaug• readings: Gallipolis j WE'RE HOPING that Mrs. po_IL' on Tuesday Danny II Dam 12.0, 33.5. rwming 160 feet Don 1Madeline) Rees will be Witherspoon, Southern on roiiPrs. Pomeroy • Mason back at her duties as registrar ~nstrumental instructor, Is out. PL. Pleasant 29.40, Hinton with the Gallia Cocnlty Health mg a one·man art tibOO\W~u~:~: ll 3.40 falling, Kanawha Falls, 1 Department. She's beett ill a- l-5 p.m. today in the S 9.17 fall ing. Chct rleston 23.04 1~ut tllr~ weeks and is now High &hoot Auditorium. So ri11ing. London was running i ~l JUst awa1tmg the "go signal'' to you are out for a rkie, stop feel, Marmet 8 feel and Win- return to work. and look over his work·~ .... 1 fiedl 13 ,..,~, Boat MO\'emr-ots : Obio Ri\·rr - A. D. Jl ain~s II down 13. 6:15 a. m.: Franklin Pu•rre up 14. 6:30 a. m. Rose G. up 15, :~ · :,o a. m.:: Inca up 16, 5:15 a.m.: Tibolt down 16. 5 :>0 a. m.: Titan up · 17. 5:40 a. m.; Kay D. down 18, 1 1:40 a. m.: National up 23, 1 3:40a.m.; Western up 23, 6:25 ; a.m.: OVEC up Greenup It :20 URBANIZATION of the Ohio General Asp. m. ; New Orleans up Gretn· sembly, leaving ONE vote where we had up l : 10 a. m.: Walter BerkTHREE! Jord up Greenup 4:10 a. m.; William Pilt up Greenup 7:15 a. m,; Lady Gloria down Meliihl 3:50 p. m.: R. H. ijos· iiorth II up Meldahl 7:10p.m.; Ranger and Southern down then, for Ralph Welker Meldahl8:50 p.m.: Sl<el 1tEPUBLtCAN er down Meldahl tO:to p. m. Golllpollo Dam - Onward dllwn US p. m.: Wall<r Wil· STATE REPRESENTATIVE llamson up 10:50 p. m.: Relia·tfle down 12 :3ll a. m.: KtnturkX : RALPH WELKER lao down 1:10 a. m.; John J, 'Rowe up 2:50 a. m.: Andrew ~oun down 7:25 a. m.: Jennifer Jean up 8:10 3. m. · J(anawlta River - Bryan B. ' London l2:45 a. m.: Fort his strong rural vote ot the next lawmaking seoslon. Poultry grower on 150-acres farm, poultry buyer & up Marmet 4:0f. a, processor, Jn lifetime partnership with Mrs. Welker. A. J . Patten down Win· r th•y have 3 children l he knows farm problem• and I :IS p. m.: All•n R. Mor1 tltooe of our city and village bllilnessmen. up Winfield 11:45 p. m.: Veteron of World War II, octive in church 'a nd com• Bowles up WID!teld 11 :55 munlty offalrs. · J. S. Lewis down WinWelker for Re......,ntaUvo Committee, 12:20 a. m.: Beaver down Hobart DIDo'!! Cbrm., Gollla CountJIDd 3 a. m.; Jefferson up Fred W. U'OW, Cbrtn., Me!*• County S:311 L m.; Lucy IS dllcovered by te family wltell II. ;'I :a~,:::~ o:: ~oet.QA~ ERY I ily 1te / , '"baollnp, I !Fred B. Uffner .wl ~ MOTHERS ~~JJ1~, celebrate May. .. 1 . pastels, deep tone solids, and gay plaids. Mil!Sel Gay way to ANNUAL I ,! selection of ' I .. shorts, lilouses, pedal pushers, surfers, capri·pants, I • ' '~- See our beautiful selections of Womena Spo~wear , I r,_·l~-~ ' ~~: ~~!r~~:~ !~1~~~:~ :::::eG~~:::~·:i:; d:::c:~:' U'W!Vw'!E~Tii~W;ifig(I#Z[~k~1,;'i ,,;~, ·;; ·{(C,)1, I ):~~~!!~ =::~~l~~lls I t' l'l GIFTS SELE(:T .YOUR MOTHER1S DAY . AT ELBERFELDS .IN . POMEROY Oh:: Mem Sportswear More Cemplno Trellor For Le11 Wempum That's ,what you get when you buy an Apaclie. Top quality from tires to tent· ina rnmfnrtable beds. Fibefglass-screened windows. Many r~tures. Easy tow. Easy set-up. Easy on bud- · 8 new 150 student dormitory to the hoMr of this great TODAY'S 'fHOUGHT - Your friends sometimes for -: The rommon eel cun survi\!e com:nunity leader. some studt>nts already are living in get you, but your enemies seemingly never do ! injury or infection tat wou1d part1ally completed Holzer Hall. . . . . kill almost any other creature. Dr. Holzer was not only a great _man m h~s s~tab~~d BLOOD DONORS are ne~ded for Lou .Fiana~an, Syr~- rn le Pnd, the dra on, serrield but also took a great interest m educatton. In 1922, · cuse resident who recently suffered severe burns 111 an acc1· . pent an~ ·n bo~ Sata Dr. Hol zer was appointed to th e board of trustees of Rio dent and is in serious condition at University Hospital in and his sw~ e :Jyrn IZe n Grande College. was eledt>d president of the board in 1934, Columbus. . . , . . . 1~ Africa·~reea·pe buffalo and in 1!:151, was awarded emeritus status on the board and Persons w1shmg ~o make d~nat~o.ns 1_n his behalf should . an even disposition _ alwa 8 I!IJPOin1ed an honorary truslee. attend the bloodmubtle when 1t v1s1ts m Pomeroy at the 1 angry Y junior high school auditorium ----- - - · DR. A~D ~~RS . GERALIJ R. VALLEE (he was on the tomorrow from 1-6 p.m. starr of Holzer Hospi tal and Clink I and c hildren Mike ar: 1 Flanag n who was rushed }1iehelle, left this ,week for San Antonio, Texas where he . Holzer ~o;pita! following his "'ill . crtica .1. 1 " ser\'O m the l ·S· ·A.rmv· . Jn two monlhs he w1!1 report __ aer1"den 1, was m to !'ort Knox. K\'· . · re1 1on when admJ'!ted· It IS . ~r leeted the 1966 J·ackson C<tuR- dT Another Holzer doctor , D1. . 1 Qu ported 15 pints of blood were 0 .John M. Turnf'r, lt·tt a rouple 1ty Apple F~slklvah . een. vedr used there before he was trans-~ . d · . . · •d there thrv plt' I e1r queens an . . . of months go an 1s s1a1IOnt! · d tl... (erred to Umvers1ty Hosp1tal with the -\ ir Foree at Goose murt early and spen ...~um-t , 1 · . r11 er pubtwi 1.ino the annual t'es-1 for fw1her treatment. Bav r. ' . blood ro Mr. · · ' Labri.ldllr. ·. ol all, pJ;J('t!S.. tJval. which lhis yt><:t r will be ' 1'hose giVIng Bill Lee. OVPI at Hul z.er Hos. . rlanagan sbould so inform the 1 ] bloodmobile rlt"rical slarf. pita\, recently reeei\'ed a l'·ard ht>ld Sept. :l l·l4. from Or. Turner. who report , t"d that thing s arr nut lik.t> the v A. DRAWING OF .:HE FAN- 1 were in Gallipolis. Dr. Turnrr ey Iron gates ol (,att!wood a- : FORMER SOUTHERN High Bnd Dr. Vallt'e Joi llfd thr llul- 'dorn the Ironl t·overs ol. ~le . School pitcher Larry Price has '"ff . , 1966 Galllan yearbooks d1stnb- 1l J·oined the ranks of promisi ng , f t"·.,zer s ~ m .1u1·\ o ::ou~. , · A ad uted th1-s wt>ek at Galha c • . rookie starters on the MarietLAST WEEKE:\'D John Gib· e m~ High S!'h_ool. First pages I ta College baseball team, ar· · -" · . ' Jf1S1de th e Gal !Jan show a beau- I rording to Head Coach Do son, t>nro~te to Tha('ker ..\\ . Va., ttt'ul !'Olor phutogr:1ph of "Gate- ISt·haly parked h1s lruek brhihd Orlr wood." with autumn leaves. AI , . Parsons' housP Tht"re were flH rarH a1ure o1 0 sl.'ar Odd Mc1n- 1 Commented Srhaly . trU('k h re gra,·es .anoUlt'r 1 OR Pnce S performance h.IVf' ~ of bf't'!i on the page. SPes of one hiVP got awa\' and There's also pictures of the 1 ry p~m1ses t? be one of our arbor. bU} hOtiU -" h 9warmt'd on Ode'!> gr<Jne t" ume. un C'our1 St.,,; 1outstandmg . hi Hepi!ches ll . h d dpitchers. Glb~on went on to Wt• st Vlrgm- of th !:' small town boy "'ho made ' us ea an nuxes s_ ia. and left his bee~ behind. 'good in the big cit\'. Other pic- I well. Larry has ~wo Wl~s Well, Ode Parsons got Ibe lure~ show the eit!gaot draw- I three star~.;; to his c~lt, bees. , ing room and library of Gate- 1.5 _serond 1 ~ the league Monda\' morning he announ-; wood and the memorial benrb : strike outs. ced h'.' had the bers all hive-d Iin Mound Hill Cemetery. , Continued Srlwly, "I am ag; .. ,1• He took a wooden nail I i plea.~d with the way he's keg, put wooden ('ross-pieces 1 FR1DA. Y MORNING I UstPn· 1gressmg, and as soon as he inside it, and plaC'f'd the keg on ed to a Cincinnati radio sta· i velops a more effective clraoge· ll top of the grapE' arbor, The bet>s tion' s report on the we~ther I of pace. Larry will have_ went into the makt'-shirt hive, 1and ~·ou l'Ould hear the ram ~n I th~ tools of a ~mplete p1tche~ . and so far as 1 know, thev're' the hangar roof at Lunken Air· : Lany has p1tched for us still at Ode Parsons· place.· ·port where a police lieutenant 129 innings this season." 1was giving a traffic report. duded the <'oach, ''and ; Tres Gay! Only In May does Beauty MISt offer a ANYBODY HERE KNOW of The weather was too bad for his tWTent record, he is , bargain like this. Stock up and save on these .takP Siders. or Jake Snyder'? him to go up in his helicopter. 1 ed of seeing a Jot morn acnationally advertised first-quality stockings wrth Well, back about 18M. this fel- That was at & a.m. 1tion." the beauttfully .proportioned fit. Tremendous had Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jb_w built a nirP kit rhen rup- By 1l a.m. Gallipolis once-a-year value. Get your. today. boli.rd . tt was so nit'e that it Ia fctl-simile of tbe salllf', with Hubert M. Price, Portland. wa~ still in use until recently. ! hail stones as big as early so has a .m batting avo,.ar"ll That's when c. w. 1Billl Bush, June peas. L:J:cal police were in nine trips to the plate, who live!! at Mudsoc, tore it u11 !alerted for 1 big blow. It never _doubles and a pair of sinHles. •. 1 4 ~­ d· • �~ ~ ~· j, :. • ' ··'' r··· ·· ·• ·· • · ..... · ·· · ..•·.... ·' ....... '•""'"""· ..~-r----....-~ - ...... ..... __ __... ~ .... --' .. .. .... . ~ . - ... ------·· ···"' ' "-• h . .. ...... , ......... •• - . . . .. .. • • ·'·-, ., .. • • , -- •••• •• •• ·• . . . . . . •• • • •• 'to"" - - ~ .. ~ -~·- .. .. ·I '' . ! '! ,., .,, • I '' I .. IN OUR Tnwu IU 1111 ! ' The Mei!!s , ~eve~~~~~tt~:~~~~~~!!~e1~a~!~r:0~ d~i!~,c;'.::;~~n~~ N ews ·B·eat ;.• . '•. '. ~ '·"" ·: v BY DICK THOMAS ,,' .... ~~~~~-~i~~~ -~i'•::•-it ,:,.',!ii,....:· ~:, h•adership. I at• ~ r ' ~eli.lriced -the ideal gift for Mom-A wjde irom $3SS AMSBARY'S APACHE . . . ..•.. .I I .~ ~ • .-~.... .t ... . ' ', 'I"· . ,, ' ., ·: ~' , ' I, .. .!1 ' .. . I .. ' • i • "" •" ' ' {.- I ' I ,• •' ~· ~- • ;, 'o'e· .... , , ,\ \1.' ...., ~- .• '.;. ' ~ ,• ./' I .... 'J o"l . ' . '• '· ..r .... '' . . . .,. ~ •• ', ,~· .oP .••-i'"i!; ,r j' ••' '· li•',:: '-' ' .. . • • j;. • ' ' ' ·~; "~ .... ' i ' • - . ' . .· •. • ""!; ,-_ '' -, '. . 't J ... • ; ·I I ~-~1.· '. ' ··,) '•+I ' . I _,. · 'J' group of coordinates. ' : · .• •' '' • . ,, 1 _ ' , .. , " ' . ,. ~ ,. " . :. . ,' ' . l ~' sizes 8 to 20 and extra sizes 32 to 38. An attractive ' •1 1 ., t ,J• '. ..' .. . l " . GIFT' MOTH.R WITH 1 """ foljlld 110 - ... I collapsed on the fl!*', oudOIII'Ioer l't A fine group of ' I. Aprons in coverall, bib front and tea apron styles. Organ· dies, solid colors broadcloths, smart prints, regular and extra sizes. You'll please your Mom if you remember her with one of these aprons. BLOUSES ! I i •(, . t lOVE PRETTY SALE l SOI t" I Rl'ver News I ~HTIT! • Mother's Day gift planers that never miss are gifts of lingerie .• most especially now, when lingerie is newer, more exciting than ever. You'll SH It all hereI aatd II wu 1101 Jm1M. •ter:mlned II HiU IIIII 'THe.'. SAV I'M A lrove • short clbllnol , • allegedlr fired 11te I.-IJEAK -WILLED PUSHOVER WITH tJO SALE'S THEY SAY I LET' ~R.E Thlk. Mf: ltJTO MJYlliltJG.! at her. erlff oald lbl aeardi IS]rOCl .... ClllltCeDlrlf. II! viclnlly near tbe where HiU had lived Donllut oince he 1111 R£0:.1 STA~E ! rom 1111 01t1o Pemteawu oeotenced !roll ~• I 1 .. ' Regularly $1 per pair NOW ONLY•••••••• 79~ MDiver ting for Life I~ 'tHe ·I.VHOL.e ~LL, MA'I' '! AM ... M FOR &PAIRS ONLY••• $4.50 tGI: '. I l l ECa.x:iAY WouLD CRUMBLE! otJf ;:ovro;.,.. mNGTON Mill. Sky diver Nlclt PlaDtao ld Ia ldl Utlrd ellempl IOI'Id'l free fall recanl lreak acddeal cut all en wbllt aloft Ill 1111 ntosphen, lou&bl ..; The wardrobe accessory that does so much, at such a little price, is the precisely perfect blouse. Give mother several on her day. Find them all here, among our precise perfections. POMEROY Rose Bush Sole Now On The Mltln Floor• lllay. dda ,... ruabed , lllda1 Ill ldl ptktla I from 1 baDaotL offlcllll llld lit IIIICOIIICioul ... II oodltloll today. ball half Wly lo ... lllltude ol IJI,tlllO IIi!, Ucal, fashionable gift on her day . . . our light, carefree daytime dresses. Mothers are busy bees who want dresses that travel to town, go sbop· ping and work around the bouse in pretty, easy-(:are 1tyle. lllar aa PlaDI&Ida'a eraeted 11111 ni••d supply of OltJpll. BJ '! otopspaalra.., t. tDd aaatnllen . . . ords GD .IIIt ndlo Jato ~··z• IOitd OI'IW ~ the lctlldola from • lum. filled~ . . .. Junior Sizes MIIHSSIIts OUR VOTE, Half Sizes lxtrasbes ,,.. ' j '. ! .' t .. ' ' ' ' I 'i ....,.... Ia pltllllld llllll!lri IWD Ill ·the linsJiiW ·- upe. . \ - ' Continues .. ' '-. ' .'- .,.·, •. 1 . . r ~·" '" ' I . ' ' ,, i FARMER I BUSINESSMAN I LAWMAKER! . ..• : ~ • U06TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OIUO) . I'lL Pol. Mo. ~--•••••••••••••••••••••••. .• • • • • • • • • ·-·-· ..... _..I -~ --;-· ·- ---- hult • 10 • mlle pl.... II Surprise Mother with a prae- LIKE t. I biN an.~ 8mage ln • In The Busy Rudy To Wur Depertment on the 2nd Floor NONE of US in GALLIA MEIGS and ATHENS ••• Lucu up Willlield 7 a.m. ' · THII!.lC. -x .NVVI/>J ELBERFELDS a breakln& 11'1£ ~... MAY2THRU 16 I 0 II'· .P Ill ' hwtband of Lualt' d abandoned with • on Ohio tlllll near llil ' Honor Camp. "HI said Hill llttl lilt vldently weal to lbl nere HiU aJleledly lbal I the back and draQI!d to the basemeat. I Girl Ill Baell tnted to 1111 car, Ufl. lf.ed, and shot lite lid ICk when olte ~ t. S•ve aanatlonai]J advertised tint sumleullockinp Save ... $1.50 . • a short lime ~ Saylor, wbo was Jllt. :rlltcal oondltlol .. Good Samarlil!l today, mattaged to 6 ltiel to ·the IICOitl - r:b I l ,. l ~ tilt 1l!loJ llkl tbe twa feeHIIrl .P !pparenUy drove to lbl de Hill's car. Tbt tutG m . make a t•omer cu pboard. an ct I'a~. h to d · I . .. "J k , Thus• Ills aroun Gallipolis ODDS 'N ENDS DEPART· found the mscnption a eiromr in handv when it storms I Si d ~rs" 1or Jake Snvden on· bl , · 1MENT - 0. 0. Patter.son. reone of the hoards. Bush said or o\\ s. tiring Meigs Coooty Superintenthe hoards in the .-.upboard were 1 1 LEARNED RECENTLY that i dent of Schools. was overwhelm8:11 or a uniform size, indicat- Dan (Budd Crothers. 1965 star I~ h7he~ ~onor~ • Thursday ing the man might have been Iath lpte at Jackson High School, mg . a A e ~eJg! County ~da good ca rpenter or cabinet and former resident of R i o ucatlon ~soclation annuaJ maker. Grande has been shipped to . ner meettng . . . Mr. PatterS k fi ld . th C tif . son also was honored Saturday I a ers e m e a orma . niaht at Eastern uom. S hool MRS MARIAN~E B baseball league by !he Phtla· 8 th . d' '""" c. Cll!lpbe11 manager of Radlo delphia Ph1llie~ after a short 1 the sMpr~ng ,...~er meetmg · tr ·th b b 0 e ergs ~unty OAPSE WJEH. was one of the Judg•s I arnrng ·lsebsSionFiwr.• _ lleh lgd I Chapter . We understand the vther niyht at Jackson who I eague €: u m onua. ear th· t · t . · he smacked two home runs a.. '" e_rest Is ~trong and com- - - - - - - -- down there. Another former pehtJOn 1.~ keen m the "Get Out , , - - - - - - - - - , Gallipolis lad, Dave Roberts, the Vot~ contest currently unis with Asheville in the South· derway lD the five Meig• ern League. The Columbus Jtts i ~Y High Schools . . . Our I sent Dave south. "s that every adult citizea ! heed this request and go to Gaug• readings: Gallipolis j WE'RE HOPING that Mrs. po_IL' on Tuesday Danny II Dam 12.0, 33.5. rwming 160 feet Don 1Madeline) Rees will be Witherspoon, Southern on roiiPrs. Pomeroy • Mason back at her duties as registrar ~nstrumental instructor, Is out. PL. Pleasant 29.40, Hinton with the Gallia Cocnlty Health mg a one·man art tibOO\W~u~:~: ll 3.40 falling, Kanawha Falls, 1 Department. She's beett ill a- l-5 p.m. today in the S 9.17 fall ing. Chct rleston 23.04 1~ut tllr~ weeks and is now High &hoot Auditorium. So ri11ing. London was running i ~l JUst awa1tmg the "go signal'' to you are out for a rkie, stop feel, Marmet 8 feel and Win- return to work. and look over his work·~ .... 1 fiedl 13 ,..,~, Boat MO\'emr-ots : Obio Ri\·rr - A. D. Jl ain~s II down 13. 6:15 a. m.: Franklin Pu•rre up 14. 6:30 a. m. Rose G. up 15, :~ · :,o a. m.:: Inca up 16, 5:15 a.m.: Tibolt down 16. 5 :>0 a. m.: Titan up · 17. 5:40 a. m.; Kay D. down 18, 1 1:40 a. m.: National up 23, 1 3:40a.m.; Western up 23, 6:25 ; a.m.: OVEC up Greenup It :20 URBANIZATION of the Ohio General Asp. m. ; New Orleans up Gretn· sembly, leaving ONE vote where we had up l : 10 a. m.: Walter BerkTHREE! Jord up Greenup 4:10 a. m.; William Pilt up Greenup 7:15 a. m,; Lady Gloria down Meliihl 3:50 p. m.: R. H. ijos· iiorth II up Meldahl 7:10p.m.; Ranger and Southern down then, for Ralph Welker Meldahl8:50 p.m.: Sl<el 1tEPUBLtCAN er down Meldahl tO:to p. m. Golllpollo Dam - Onward dllwn US p. m.: Wall<r Wil· STATE REPRESENTATIVE llamson up 10:50 p. m.: Relia·tfle down 12 :3ll a. m.: KtnturkX : RALPH WELKER lao down 1:10 a. m.; John J, 'Rowe up 2:50 a. m.: Andrew ~oun down 7:25 a. m.: Jennifer Jean up 8:10 3. m. · J(anawlta River - Bryan B. ' London l2:45 a. m.: Fort his strong rural vote ot the next lawmaking seoslon. Poultry grower on 150-acres farm, poultry buyer & up Marmet 4:0f. a, processor, Jn lifetime partnership with Mrs. Welker. A. J . Patten down Win· r th•y have 3 children l he knows farm problem• and I :IS p. m.: All•n R. Mor1 tltooe of our city and village bllilnessmen. up Winfield 11:45 p. m.: Veteron of World War II, octive in church 'a nd com• Bowles up WID!teld 11 :55 munlty offalrs. · J. S. Lewis down WinWelker for Re......,ntaUvo Committee, 12:20 a. m.: Beaver down Hobart DIDo'!! Cbrm., Gollla CountJIDd 3 a. m.; Jefferson up Fred W. U'OW, Cbrtn., Me!*• County S:311 L m.; Lucy IS dllcovered by te family wltell II. ;'I :a~,:::~ o:: ~oet.QA~ ERY I ily 1te / , '"baollnp, I !Fred B. Uffner .wl ~ MOTHERS ~~JJ1~, celebrate May. .. 1 . pastels, deep tone solids, and gay plaids. Mil!Sel Gay way to ANNUAL I ,! selection of ' I .. shorts, lilouses, pedal pushers, surfers, capri·pants, I • ' '~- See our beautiful selections of Womena Spo~wear , I r,_·l~-~ ' ~~: ~~!r~~:~ !~1~~~:~ :::::eG~~:::~·:i:; d:::c:~:' U'W!Vw'!E~Tii~W;ifig(I#Z[~k~1,;'i ,,;~, ·;; ·{(C,)1, I ):~~~!!~ =::~~l~~lls I t' l'l GIFTS SELE(:T .YOUR MOTHER1S DAY . AT ELBERFELDS .IN . POMEROY Oh:: Mem Sportswear More Cemplno Trellor For Le11 Wempum That's ,what you get when you buy an Apaclie. Top quality from tires to tent· ina rnmfnrtable beds. Fibefglass-screened windows. Many r~tures. Easy tow. Easy set-up. Easy on bud- · 8 new 150 student dormitory to the hoMr of this great TODAY'S 'fHOUGHT - Your friends sometimes for -: The rommon eel cun survi\!e com:nunity leader. some studt>nts already are living in get you, but your enemies seemingly never do ! injury or infection tat wou1d part1ally completed Holzer Hall. . . . . kill almost any other creature. Dr. Holzer was not only a great _man m h~s s~tab~~d BLOOD DONORS are ne~ded for Lou .Fiana~an, Syr~- rn le Pnd, the dra on, serrield but also took a great interest m educatton. In 1922, · cuse resident who recently suffered severe burns 111 an acc1· . pent an~ ·n bo~ Sata Dr. Hol zer was appointed to th e board of trustees of Rio dent and is in serious condition at University Hospital in and his sw~ e :Jyrn IZe n Grande College. was eledt>d president of the board in 1934, Columbus. . . , . . . 1~ Africa·~reea·pe buffalo and in 1!:151, was awarded emeritus status on the board and Persons w1shmg ~o make d~nat~o.ns 1_n his behalf should . an even disposition _ alwa 8 I!IJPOin1ed an honorary truslee. attend the bloodmubtle when 1t v1s1ts m Pomeroy at the 1 angry Y junior high school auditorium ----- - - · DR. A~D ~~RS . GERALIJ R. VALLEE (he was on the tomorrow from 1-6 p.m. starr of Holzer Hospi tal and Clink I and c hildren Mike ar: 1 Flanag n who was rushed }1iehelle, left this ,week for San Antonio, Texas where he . Holzer ~o;pita! following his "'ill . crtica .1. 1 " ser\'O m the l ·S· ·A.rmv· . Jn two monlhs he w1!1 report __ aer1"den 1, was m to !'ort Knox. K\'· . · re1 1on when admJ'!ted· It IS . ~r leeted the 1966 J·ackson C<tuR- dT Another Holzer doctor , D1. . 1 Qu ported 15 pints of blood were 0 .John M. Turnf'r, lt·tt a rouple 1ty Apple F~slklvah . een. vedr used there before he was trans-~ . d · . . · •d there thrv plt' I e1r queens an . . . of months go an 1s s1a1IOnt! · d tl... (erred to Umvers1ty Hosp1tal with the -\ ir Foree at Goose murt early and spen ...~um-t , 1 · . r11 er pubtwi 1.ino the annual t'es-1 for fw1her treatment. Bav r. ' . blood ro Mr. · · ' Labri.ldllr. ·. ol all, pJ;J('t!S.. tJval. which lhis yt><:t r will be ' 1'hose giVIng Bill Lee. OVPI at Hul z.er Hos. . rlanagan sbould so inform the 1 ] bloodmobile rlt"rical slarf. pita\, recently reeei\'ed a l'·ard ht>ld Sept. :l l·l4. from Or. Turner. who report , t"d that thing s arr nut lik.t> the v A. DRAWING OF .:HE FAN- 1 were in Gallipolis. Dr. Turnrr ey Iron gates ol (,att!wood a- : FORMER SOUTHERN High Bnd Dr. Vallt'e Joi llfd thr llul- 'dorn the Ironl t·overs ol. ~le . School pitcher Larry Price has '"ff . , 1966 Galllan yearbooks d1stnb- 1l J·oined the ranks of promisi ng , f t"·.,zer s ~ m .1u1·\ o ::ou~. , · A ad uted th1-s wt>ek at Galha c • . rookie starters on the MarietLAST WEEKE:\'D John Gib· e m~ High S!'h_ool. First pages I ta College baseball team, ar· · -" · . ' Jf1S1de th e Gal !Jan show a beau- I rording to Head Coach Do son, t>nro~te to Tha('ker ..\\ . Va., ttt'ul !'Olor phutogr:1ph of "Gate- ISt·haly parked h1s lruek brhihd Orlr wood." with autumn leaves. AI , . Parsons' housP Tht"re were flH rarH a1ure o1 0 sl.'ar Odd Mc1n- 1 Commented Srhaly . trU('k h re gra,·es .anoUlt'r 1 OR Pnce S performance h.IVf' ~ of bf't'!i on the page. SPes of one hiVP got awa\' and There's also pictures of the 1 ry p~m1ses t? be one of our arbor. bU} hOtiU -" h 9warmt'd on Ode'!> gr<Jne t" ume. un C'our1 St.,,; 1outstandmg . hi Hepi!ches ll . h d dpitchers. Glb~on went on to Wt• st Vlrgm- of th !:' small town boy "'ho made ' us ea an nuxes s_ ia. and left his bee~ behind. 'good in the big cit\'. Other pic- I well. Larry has ~wo Wl~s Well, Ode Parsons got Ibe lure~ show the eit!gaot draw- I three star~.;; to his c~lt, bees. , ing room and library of Gate- 1.5 _serond 1 ~ the league Monda\' morning he announ-; wood and the memorial benrb : strike outs. ced h'.' had the bers all hive-d Iin Mound Hill Cemetery. , Continued Srlwly, "I am ag; .. ,1• He took a wooden nail I i plea.~d with the way he's keg, put wooden ('ross-pieces 1 FR1DA. Y MORNING I UstPn· 1gressmg, and as soon as he inside it, and plaC'f'd the keg on ed to a Cincinnati radio sta· i velops a more effective clraoge· ll top of the grapE' arbor, The bet>s tion' s report on the we~ther I of pace. Larry will have_ went into the makt'-shirt hive, 1and ~·ou l'Ould hear the ram ~n I th~ tools of a ~mplete p1tche~ . and so far as 1 know, thev're' the hangar roof at Lunken Air· : Lany has p1tched for us still at Ode Parsons· place.· ·port where a police lieutenant 129 innings this season." 1was giving a traffic report. duded the <'oach, ''and ; Tres Gay! Only In May does Beauty MISt offer a ANYBODY HERE KNOW of The weather was too bad for his tWTent record, he is , bargain like this. Stock up and save on these .takP Siders. or Jake Snyder'? him to go up in his helicopter. 1 ed of seeing a Jot morn acnationally advertised first-quality stockings wrth Well, back about 18M. this fel- That was at & a.m. 1tion." the beauttfully .proportioned fit. Tremendous had Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jb_w built a nirP kit rhen rup- By 1l a.m. Gallipolis once-a-year value. Get your. today. boli.rd . tt was so nit'e that it Ia fctl-simile of tbe salllf', with Hubert M. Price, Portland. wa~ still in use until recently. ! hail stones as big as early so has a .m batting avo,.ar"ll That's when c. w. 1Billl Bush, June peas. L:J:cal police were in nine trips to the plate, who live!! at Mudsoc, tore it u11 !alerted for 1 big blow. It never _doubles and a pair of sinHles. •. 1 4 ~­ d· • �·: f I '' ., ' '. '1:-i ,. 'J" ,l I ' ,., '· .. " ~:·. i ' I I· .' 1 -.. I I ·'··•· -~>···~· ·· -r~·~·~,.-~" . ,t t,;,.·. . ··'·.~·" ·.~· . ....~, ... .... .. .,._, .._.•,. _,_._..........,. . ,.1 ~ ' ' ., '. .P.' '• • ll lI '• • ". _...... .• ,., . • ,lfllf'tt.·l . . .:i~.·-· · ... ~ . . ... ' 11 ........ . . '. .. 1 ~.~ ••• , .... ... . . 1 .• A .. ~ .5tr...."' . . ~.............. 1.~ -- \ . ..... . ... ~. . .~. . . ..... . .·-: . . . .,L::!!!JA __ ..........,...-..........~ . . -.. . ... ...a.-- . . . ~ .. . . . . . _._.........-.."'~"' . _..,.~,..., ~i;~1!:l"rn"""' '• . j ,~ . ...' ' ' ......_ .... ... ';;~ .. - '· .•.r ..,.... .. ,. . . _ _.............~ The last gt'f late Dr. Charles Jn a few sh<l · a new 150 stLldt . community lead· partially complCJ Dr. Holzer l' field but also to Dr. Holzer was J Grande College, and in 1951. was ~ . . .. DR. AND M i . ,' . ~· Hay, Labrador . o. . ' 'l ,1 ' . ' ~ and Dr. VaJiee jol 1er starf in .Jul~· of LAST WEEKE~1 son, enroute lo Tha parked his truck hlvt~s bf:ot>~ ." \ a. ,. ,__ _/ ..., .. .. .. Well. bark about I· lhw built a nice • H was so board. ' -.. -- . . . - . -- . -·...... ·-.. . .._,, " ' -· ' - ... _ .'.. ' ......-. . - ,--· I - IF )OOC/>IItE ~YOU TOU> Ml!'sq lHEN MRS. MARIAI Campbell. manage1 WJEH. was one o tbt other niyht at OIC'Al\YOUili:0/1£ WITH )00.1 THINK )0\.1 ·NEED 10 TALK: IT OUT River N m.; ~"f ~~:~ and Sduth• :· 8:50 p, m.. . down Meldahl I · • 2S p. m.; . . up l!:liO J' : · down 1!:30 a. down 2'10' ~ ''· up 2:50 1. ·I ·.• ~houn down Jean up ~:lO ' r:;zs edDiver .ting for Life MII I. Sky cllver Nlet J>laall. Ill ill hll third lllempl ~arld'a lrH fall .-.1 lreall acddenl cut Gil 1!11 while Ullt ID U,. lratosphere, loucbt Ia!: HERE 10 OOMMISERATI: \f<!tlh II up Meldal ... a· brealdna 'IUNGTON 1 DIDN'T. [ CAMe i. m.; Lady Glori D: I ~ ~. 1:10 a. rn.; VJ jprG up Greenup · f!Uiam Pill up ( · . 0 ;i • Honor camp. !riff salcl Hill and 1111 vldeully went to tile here Hlll allegedly sbot I the back aad draged to tho baaemenl. I Girl Ill Bact l1'lled to the car, lzed,llldsbotlbeairl ICk wben abe lried lo .,..,,.. • maker. Up P tn where Hlll had Bved oontba aloce be waa rom lhe Ohio Penlf!D. 'fill lleDtenced 11'01!1 still in use u That's when C. W. who Jives at Mud& ~ m3ke a cornet ( found the inscript Siders" ror Jake one of the boardf the boards in the c1 All of a uniform · ing the man migh a good carpenter wa~ a.m.c OVEC up G ' p. m. ; New Orlw II'· Hill's car. The auto .cl abandoned with a on Ohio 1111 near tlill llpect .... >e vlciDlty aear · the 17, 5:40a. m.; Kay 1:40 a. m.: Natio: 3:40 a. m.; Wester· I 0 ,p aald II waa not 1mJnt. •termlned ll Blll IIIII !rove I short diJtaDol • alleliedlJ llred tho at her. erllf said the IIWd! ANYBODY HER down 16. 5 50 a. r II. !aid lhe two '-'lllllrl tppareoUy drove to lhe ua. ,{ilke Siders. or J Oblo River - } II down 13. 6c15 a. lin Pif!"rre up 14, Rose G. up 15, 3:51 co up 16. 5:15 . J. ch ' again. He took a keg. put wooden inside it. and plact top of the grape arl · went into 1he mal and so far as J k still at Ode Parsm. ~ -0· B. Uffner lilt dentlfied ber liD Tllomas IDll, husband of Local' Monday morning ced h• had the bt 3,50 p. discovered by 1111 ,. famDy whee ll!llr · a sbol1 lime I& 1 sayklr, wbo was Bllo ity 11 ~Fred .' swarmed on Ode's ~ ~ olJe IOIJild DO Gilt •jil I collapoed on the~. lllllldO.n.. J111s to 1be sea WI .. Gibson went on to Ia. tnd left h~ be Well. Ode Parso bees. Gaage readiDI »,om 12.0. 33.5, run on rollers. Pomer out., Pl. Pleasant : 3.40 falling, Kana· 9.17 falling, Charlo rising. London was feet, Marmet 8 fe liodl 13 feet. Bel at Movemeats: 111 ; • lhooiiDp. on Bet-s or one hive g ih1 • ' ::rltical condltloa . • 1'1 Good SamariiM today, managed 1'1 aj. Turn~r. ed that things are were in Gallipolis. or .. \ ' I with tht> Air For houst:'. Th ·I ;,ville I l ;. I starr of Holzer I. Michelle, left thi will serve in the to Fort Knox. K) Another Holzer r John M. Turnt•r , or months gt, an<J Parson~ ' = 16- ~ ' appointed an hOI from Dr. ~ fiVECENfJ bat ' leadership. Bill Lee. over at pita!. re<'enlly fl"Ci . ,· ~ . -· . · ,t~... ,l\F . One of the .J ':cifevelopment is l ?· • .'>~:;~ r . .. )'OUR S>'S)1;r.\•• lday. llda - I:Uihed tl I bert alllr ~ ; " .,...... . .. . ., ' I f.: ~ -, ..... . ....._, .. ~ ' f ..... ""' ··--~··· ; . - .. .. ~ ....... . I'LL TAKE you HONIE, (.IOM.~'LLCOME BACK IN 'THE MORNING. .. .., WINTHROP MENTIONED THAT 8011-1 ')'()LJ AND lOOR SON SKI. WEll. I DO~. !lOW ABOUT ')'()LJ lHE THRfEOfUS TAKING A W~ 51<1TRIPUPNORTH? . Image In • bun • 10 • mile plmlp II lllday la hll JCIIIdola 1 from • ballo<-. ollldalt llld .. llllt'tlllldoua ... Ill 'ladltloa today, ban baJf way lo ldl altltade o1 !Jl,a tett, Yilor OD PlaDtaalda'l Cfllcbcl and reltllei aupply of Ulftl!l, Jli I to PIP Gilly • .... orda 011 . the radio .. Dd l'lOillrallerl .... IDtD - - . . .... IIJIId cmr lma...._ lhe IQIIdola Ina • lum • filled ballool, . . Ia pltlllled ~ Iaten liD tile ......... -~-. ape, ~. 4 ~· d· �' . I I ,. I , "I, ' ' ' Jt~~~~.!_.:!'n~.JJM~M~I&~nt~l111~~- Su~day•. ~·: ,•i•· 1, 1~. • ,.. s. •• •,,·, ' 'f ' j. w "' '' "•/ I' ~ "· -..·t ' ,__, ·.; • •; ' ' " !'' I ·o .,'· ' '1, ...... ·...:_ In:!: - __. ..... ........ ,..,..: '" / '.· . _ ...... ..~ .... .....v-• ·ito - .. I • ~---~ . - ·--··--.-·· •.., -··~- !:'!.C :!::!':=·-" -. ., :..': ..· · ··... • 1 "· I 1 , - · ·· ~ - · 1' - l-- ·.~.I··~· .• ·.·•··;··/' .·:.o·; ' ' 1 '1r -.....,"'!, . . .._,; .,.~.,•·,~·,J. . . .,.,... ,. .....,..,..~ . . · ~--· ~ · . . . ... ~ ...,.. . ., . . ~~-. ~. . ....-&...,. ~ ...........,~,., ................ ~.tlllll-.~·-·,.r->-·~~-.,.;-o,,..,,~,-::-r r ,. , .l l ' ' ·r -" iI • One of the 1 ~-development is 1. •' ' .' .' DR. AND M staff of Holzer H 1< Mit·helle. left thi will serve in the ) ..• ·- ~ to Fort Knox. K) Bill Lee. over at pltal. rerently rec· from Dr. Turner. t>d that things ure were in Gallipolis. 11nd Dr. Vallee jui ur star£ in .luly of LAST WEEKEN' son. enroute to Tha parked his truck Parsons· housr. Tb hivt"~ or her!; on Bt-eK of one hive @ swarmed on Ode's Gibwn went on to i1, and Jeft his be Well. Ode Parso ••. PAUL, I·l HI\'4E AFEELtN6 I'LL NMII ~Ee i' ' ~ t '· ~w built a nice • It was so board. was still in use u Thnt's when C. W. FIVE aNJ1 • • ! abe fOijllll DO - :II I collapsod on the II!*'· oudO.FIIMir .IS dJacovered II) ihl ., famlly wbell lllq a llborl Umt "" Saylor, wbo wu JJd. :rlllcal eondllloa ,• II. 1 o ·j i. ' I 1'8 Good tFred B. U!flter lilt .'..' '. cleDIIfled her •• .••• .• - - ••• .,MIA. .... ,................. • TBB BOIUr LOSBR ~ •'• ! ! i , • L on Ohio 616 near t1it ' Honor CAmp. !rill said Hill ldld tbt vidently went "' tbt here HID alleleclly lhot I the bacl: and dragetl to the ba!oment. I Girl Ia lllldt 1l'1ll!d Ill tbt car, tJII. !zed, aDd obnt the tid ICk when she lriell ID aald II wu 1101 IIDJM. etermlned II Bill lid trove a short dlltanel ! allegedly fired lhe at her. erlff said lhe seardl 11peet was «>JI<elllral. te vicinity near lhe where Hill had Dved oonllll alnee he wu rom the Ohio Peoit. wu senteneed fro.. ed Diver ting for Life ' 'HINGTON MIa a. Sky diver Nick PlaDiaJd Ill bllllblrd attempt mid's free fall NCOnl freak~ eat olf en whUo aloft ID lhe I ~j • •' t ' '' -. '" ! '',. ' . ' ~.WONPE!:~ WJ.IA1" SHEi . IN MINP '" • ' .• j iratospbn, lou&bt iday, dda rushed tt I hera alter ~ amap Ill I beat e 10 • IDIJe plmlp • 11111ay ill bill pdola I from a ba1loaa. offlolllt l8ld .. ., ~-~~~ . ova. TBB II'BBM'W' Rose G. up 15, 3:& Cl up 16, 5: IS down 16. 5:50 a. r ~ 17, 5:40a. m.; Ka~ ' 0 ch laid lbe two tee.qa 1pparenUy drove to tbt Hill's car. Tha auto d abandoned with 1 :louDIJ ~ • brNklnC 11\c ClliWICtlon. ;.o Gaug• readlllg Dam 12.0. 33.5. run on rollers, Pomer out. Pl. Pleasant : 3.40 falliog, Kana· 9.17 falling, Charl1 rising. London was feet, MarmE't 8 fe fll'dl 13 feeL Boat Mo\·emeot&: Oblo River - } II down 13, 6: 1~ a. lin Pterre up 14, 85PIIfl* m 'lbomas !DO, a, 'i husband ol Lucas' •: \ 'f ' .J> llhoollnp. ; River N '''' ·' ondltloo tndaJ. ball hall way to ldl lltllude ol 111,(1110 .... 'risor 011 l"nnl'dda'l cracked IIIII nlzud IUpply of . , . . . , cllt I to PIP CI5IIJ • ..., orda 011 . tlze radio .. lid IIIIo Clllllrtl1en _.....__ w.. JUDd aw "••edl'ddr 1:40 a. m.: NaUo. 3:40 a. m.; Wester a.m.: OVEC up G p. m.; New Orle81 up 1:10 a. rn.; ' jord up Greenup William Pitt up ( · 4- m.; Lady Glori alll 3:50 p. rn.; Worth II up MeJdal Ranger and SOuth• ' Meldahl 3:50 p. m. down Meldahl I Galllpollt Dtail the 1051dall Ina I lum ·IIDed bai!OCII .t !a p!UIIpd tMen lo tile bolpllil ..rtiliri and upe, IIJUlnl • • tr '' l 'c ·J~ ~~iter Jean up 8:10 • ' · ,. !(illawba · London ity \ .' .-., ;) :: "'w .. JIIRS. MARIA! Carilpbell. manage1 WJEH. wa! one o lilt other niyht at t'ou~P~~~ 7~z 1 ju, today, managed "' .. Jllea to ·tile 1IC8III . . .J maker. ' · 6:2& p. m.; · jiam!IOD up 10:10 1 , ·• · li!e down 12 :30 1. ,,:; . 1. I~ down 2:10 1. ju- lio II'· HIM A6AIN! who lives at MudS> to make a corner ( found the inscripl Sider!'·· ~or Jake one of the board! the boards in the c1 an of a uniform ing the man migh a good carpenter Gown :. l!alnarli-. ' t bees. Monday morning ced h• had the lx again. He took a keg. put wooden inside it. and placf top of the grape arl · went into the mal and so far a~ I k !till at Ode Parsor, ANYl!ODY HER .lake Siders, or J Well. back about 1; ~~~ 16 ' ;ville '· ' i, J. and in 1951, was Another Holzer • John M. Turner, uf months gu a n~ with the Air For Bay t Labrador. o ··~, "· ',' leaderslllp. The last gre Jale Dr. Charles In a few sm :·a new 150 stud• :community lead· partially complel Dr. Holzer ' field but alao to Or. Holzer was : Grande College, appointed an llol ' . .s ~ :· . l ,I ' .' )·'t"w SO WHA'f IN 'fJ.IE!: WO~t.P WI t.l.. PO~ '· we .. -. ' • ·1 'sr ... ·ftall. •B~JN. .P Je 1n I I d· d· ;; �' ,~: '' 'i]h '· ,. I ._, " ' ' • y !"~ J '1, I· ' ..... ····~ . ..... ., ·: I. I . ' ' I . ~-· -~- -- - ,. ... ... ... ... . .... ........... ~' ......... ... . ..-....··-· .. . '- ' .• ....-r. '. "" -· _ L"::"!/j_ ~~ --,..., .......... {" • •···-· .. ... ~ - - . ...... tI iS-· ·' I g l Il I L ·'\ ' abe foljDd 110 • I collupted on the fl!*, lliUlll 011 Floor will serve in the 431~ IS A l.OT OF' MONEY Another Holzer • John M. Turner, of months go ano with the Air For Bay , Labrador. o. Bill Lee. over at pitaL recently rrcr "rrom Dr. Turner, ed that things are were in Gallipolis. tmd Dr. Va !lee joi 2er staff in .July of liJ!! ' hiVE'S or bt_.t>s on ~ ' GE.TTHI!: WILL '/OJ GRASP '' our·ouR WAY ~sr.~ '"E.., •• THE. 1-\AND OF FRIE.NDSHIP? ' 1 erlff said 1be ....... JSpeCt wu ooDCell!ra\o ,. vicinity near tilt where HID bad Hved 11011tbll aloce he wu rom the Oblo Pent&. wu sentenoed from '' ' ~ ... i:O make a rorner c found the inscript Siders" 1or Jake one of the board! the boards in the c1 ill of a uniform ing the man migh a good carpenter maker. ~dDiver ling for Life campbell manage! 'IUNGTON If II 1. Sky divll' Nlcl: PlaD!a111 ill hJo lblnl ou.mpt oorld's free lall niCOlll lrelk ac:ddoal . . Clll "' wllllt aloft ID 1111 WJEH. was one o the .other niyht at River N -·-- . . ....... ,_<:> .. lratospbere, >day, ddo - readiD! GoDipofls Ilea 6::tJ> p. lit.; : · .iJamO()D up IO:iiO ·., bko down 12:30 1, dmvn down 2:10 ~ . up 2:50 ~; 1 a)houn down 7:25 Jean up"o:IO rulbed ... 8111ai1 ID I held• 10 • mile pluqe • l8dq ID Ids ........ I from 1 baUOCIII. on rollers, Pomer out. Pt. Pleasant : 3.411 falling, Kana .I lou&bl - bart lifter ~ J;lam 12.0. 33.5, run ' breakln& 11lg eon&uon, MARIA! ~r down Meidahl I allegedlJ fired tile ot her. ,Jake Siders. or J We\1. back about 1< low built a nice ' I Girl Ill lloek ll'lled to tho car, Ullo ' !zed, and shot the till 1 ANYllODY HER William Pitt up ( a. m.; Lady Glori ilhl 3:50 p. m.; ,qortb II up Melda Ranger and S<lutb· Meldahl 8:50 p. m. . The Willets l8ld It wu 1101 ........ llermlned II HliJ IIIII !rove 1 allort diJiancl still at Odt> Pa.rsor 17, 5:40 a. rn.; Ka! 1:40 a. m.: Natlo 3:411 a. m.; Wester a.m.: OVEC up G p. m.; New Orleat up 1:10 a. m.; \ jord up Greenup said IOU llld tht videnUy went to tile \ere HliJ allqedly lbol t the back and clraged 1o the basement. d: when she ltle4 Ill top of the grape arl went into the mal and so far as J k ca up 16. 5:15 . down 16. 5:;,o a. r If· iP 0 -~ ' - J----- -- I] ,p ~e ID on Ohio 666 near tlie ~iff bees. Olllio River - J JI down 13, 6:15 a. lin Pierre up 14, Rose G. up 15, ~=~ . n; : Honor camp. !Warmed on Ode's Gibson went 011 to ia. and left his be Well , Ode Parso liedl 13 feet Boat Mo'·~meuts : Fred B. Uffner IIIII deutllied ber auallan& "' 'lbomas IIIli, D. husband ol Lucal' laid the two-.,.. 1pparently drove to lbo HiD's car. 'lbl auto ~ abandoned wllh o of one hive ~ feet, Marmet 8 fe .. I 0 ch Parsons' houst'. Th 9.17 [alling. Chari• rising. London wru Saylor, ..... was llalo !rltlcal condllloa • II& ,.. Good Samarlil!l loday, managed tD clio dlllll (D ·the "' • oboollnp. parked his tru rk Gouge lly 1M! II. ts discovered by tilt •• family whell a short lime ,.. LAST WEEKE~ son, enroute to Tha MRS. •I 16·. .."·• ' , . ;ville le4 he to Fort Knox. K) who live! at Muds. 1111 ' Ill. Michelle, left thi • It was so board. was still in use u Thnl's wht>n C. W. ' :to DR. ;\ND M starr of llolw lj inside it, and plaCf ' :. appointed an hoi again. He took a keg. pul wooden • . ·~ Monday mornin@ ced h• had the l> ~w·' a '" 1 partially comple1 " Dr. Holzer 9 i field but also tO Dr. Holzer was 1 ,,••• Grande College, · >, and in 1951, was '' Bees • in l ~ community lea~· .. I One of the 1 ·~ :.odevelopment is 1 -leadership. 'fhe last gre late Dr. Charles ' ln a few she ; • new l 50 stud4 ,,' , ._, :.· . olllalall oiidltloa ...... llld . ~ .. todaJ, lin half way It> Ml oiUiutle of JJI,OIIO llet, vllor 011 Pia......... c:raeked and r' •••• oupply o! OIJPI, Be ' to pap Gilly . . . . ords OD.IIll ndio • Old Olllltrtlla ..... lDto WP.WCF. . :>and crew lmmecllaWt lheJOIIIola from • lum ·IIDed balla, . . Ia pltlllled Will ..... liken to the lloopltol llld ......_ • • upo, I I d- d- �' \ I .,'.. ' I . ' -, t ' ' . ' .. ' ,,; ' .. ..,. ,:.' J 'j ' • enttne ' ~· ~- '. •• ' .... .-j. •: 1 11 .. '. • I ,. ,. J'l ...... -~--.r:.;.,; ( t ,, r _r • ) ;! '' } I ' MONDAY, MAY 2, 1966 ________________............... FIVE~.; .::.:=:.::..:::::=::..:.::.:.:..:::.::::_______..:.:=:..:::.:.:.:.:..:.:.:.:.:..::....:.:.:..:.. rOL XVIII NO.· ••10 0- M··-----' ~_________________ POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO The last &f .late Dr. Chari"' ::. In a few ah :-a new 150 stUl : community tel! partially comtil• field but also I Dr. Holzer WI!S Grande College, and in Ul51, WB: appointed an he: DR. A!\ID A staff of Holzer I Michelle, left th wi 11 serve in th1 Lo Fort Knox. K Another Holzer M. Turner, John of months go an with the Air Fo Bay, Labrador, • Bill Lee. over al pita!. rerenlly ret from Dr. Turner ed that things are were in Gallipoli: amd Dr. Vallee jc zer staff in .July o ' . 180 Attend 'Swan-Song' Lions Convention at OU ALLBY OOP WORLD A REG'I.AR liiS:ain. He took a keg, put wooden inside il, and plac top of the grape .81 went into the JDB and so far as I 1 still at Ode Parso ANYBODY HEF .fake Siders, or ~ Well. back about'l row built a nic::e boD.rd. It was so was still in use l That'~ when C. W. who lives at Muds to make a corner c found the inscrip1 Sider~ .. wr Jake one of the board: the boards in the.c ill of a uniform ing the man m~l a good carpenteJ: Foiled Diver Fighting for His Life maker. ' IIIRS. MARIA: Campbell. manage WJEH. was one ( tho other niyht at River~ Gaur• readllll 12.0. 33.5, rw on rollers. Potnel ~am out. Pt. Pleasant 3.40 falling, Kana 9.17 failing. Cbarl rising. London WB! feet, Marmet 8 fE fled! 13 feel. · CAPP ', Boat Movemelltl: Ohio River - J II do•~ 13, 6:1~ a lin Pierre up 14, Rose G. up 1~, 3:5 ca up 16, 5:15 down 16. 550 a. ' · ' 17, 5:l0 a. 1:40 a. m. ; 3:40a. m.; Wester a.m. : OVEC ' u~ G p. m.: New Orlea• ' . ·.• ~ • . ,.,' ... . up t:IO a. m.; I jord up Greenup WIUiam Pill up ( a. m.; Lady Glori iihl 3:50 p. m.; worth II up Melda t Ranger and SOuth'., Jlleldahl 8:50 p. tr down Me)dabl GaDipolll llal . dilwn 6:25. p.'·m.; • !Iamson up 10:50 1 . llle down 1!:30 liib down a. 1 '1/10 .. a. ' liowe up %:50 ' ,'' Calhoun cJOiNn · ..,~ ~Iter Jean · : 8:10 .li n conawhe . In Youth Slain, Girl, 16 ~ Shot Near Zanesville Dr. Holzer. LAS!' WEE:KE~ son. enroute to Th~ parked his tmck Pirsons' housP. Tl hh•f's of bet'!~ 011 Bet'S of one hive i !Warmed on Ode's Gibson went on to Ia, and left h~ 1M Well. Ode Parso bees. Monday mornin1 ced h• had the b iuit I' -.~ . ., .. � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 1, 1966 brucker byer hatfield kloes osborn wolfe