http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8fe0e7b758623855ddcf4d68aaa4ba0b.pdf 45e48cd6d91d2b7cfb7db4ff7bd342ac PDF Text Text Pomer~y.. ; Perscmal ' ; ~ =~~~~· trtplelti .con cauoe loti or tl!"t•ent 011 W • 11- · . • , Edter was co ...,<Cidon. and nollb~ '""' "11,'UI!c'"'!': ' aftd,SIJn smith. . I • 10 I!Pend tho hollda.l' with tho wera· Mn. Smith•• .Pireatlt llr. IDd Kl-1. , 111'011' lor holldo.Y ,......... wen ..... and sts~. llr. and llrl. J. ](. Prenttet of the ~cy. groll' began Euter mornlllg by IIIOIIdlna <hurd! fDattber, lORI In the choir CODlPOSed of 28 mole >Otcoa, and Keiii\Y """' •• Ill aco~e. By the Wll'. lite Smiths bave added I!Nllher member to I h e family - a Slameae cat. The cat wao a giR to KOIIIY, ,hlo refor piling an A In Eng~ ' lllh lor the !trot ...,.,.,,, Wird to recuperaltq !rom lllrltll' at Tripier Hoopltol ID -illu. He Ollliecl• to be at the booplt.. 111 another week. Bobby, who to with the u. S. Navy, will be comtna home Ole middle of MI.Y, FollOwtq h 1 1 IT'S NOT EVERYONE who hao leave, he will be &lvea aome.adtralnlq In pn!lllrltlool aa caudderate a son..J.nJaw and dltional lor going to VI...,. In Jllly. ciaual>ter as Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tho same week Bobby had bla Qweo. When Mr. ond Mrs. Jack Bow- ourgoey tn Honolillu, hla moll>er . ~Utili ot\*' and 1111. lilritio were l(r, 11111 Mn. JICk Cromer and cllil"""' J"'ldi :oat ipil 'Donn7 of lllrlool aaci ..... .aDil Mri. Rlch111'11 .Struble and chDdrtoo Gordon, Q>u&laa, llrJID ond Lori o1 CarrolL Mr. and llrl. Adolph Gnoeaer and daugb~, Conton, and 111'1. Clara NcMaoter or Athens were Easter wolkeod.goielllo or Mrs. . llrl. lfaey WhljJpleloroc..,... ollqr from 1 corollll')' attack. li1o baa - conllned 10 Holzer .••• 4-H Club HAMIUSH BAY" Hugh O'Brian Mickey Rooney .... 'TONIGHT .... aATUlDAY ADril1a.IO "GAAHII Pllll" tTeehnkolor) JamM Gelber Era lla'le Salol COt.CMCAR,_ .._ .. t.~ ... Dyer, vice .President; Joy Whit~tt secretary; Joy HQea. treasurer; Joy Sluer, reereatlon 1~ er: Mary Ruth SIUJr. uwa re(lOl'ler; lleglna Harrilon, health cbalnnan; and Elaine lllmlbllri, salelf chairman. So\'10 members of the clulj accomPIDIOd by Harold Souer and Mro. wnue o,er attended tho receat omcen and member• "'H conference. NOll meedlw wW be hald 11 2 P.m. Soturdsy It the homL •'· ··· ·" .• ... School Talent Show Will be Held Saturday MASON - 'llte MIDI Grode Scbool PTA Taleot ahow -,IU be held on Soturdsy, April 20th at 7 p.m. at Wabama Hlp School. Foa- will be acrobatics, lolk dancing, otnglng, vocal and lnst......-1 ooloa, andlldulti!POclala. The (d>lle to cordially IDvlted. Admlaalon wW be 50 cenll lor lldulto, ond 25 canto lor <lltldreo. ·: • orBUILDI.· A tHIS etthl~-- · ~ 0 ,J..---:,j~-~ ot unnecessio red tape and'11igh coStS- EOf R&j' ·Tucker reports lhat the C(IICOialon Bland will be open. sood attendBllce Ia uriiOCL Dale A. l'helpo, 71, orwsyneoburl, Pa., Rt. 1, died at 8;20 p.m. 'llturado,y, April 11, at the Groene coont.Y llemorlal Hospital followtna an lllnc11 of two year a. He .... liorn JIIIIUII')' 9i 1887. at Lanpvllle, Ohio, only - or the late lleoole DBlOJ l'helpo and llerloa Phelpa. He merrled lfaey llenlll' Phelps, wbo aur. vtve1. He wa• • Jneii'Mr of the Lanpvllle Cbriallan CbiD'cb, Langovllle. &lrvlviDg In addition to hla wUe are three 11111, Delver. Woodlawn, Cal., andBIII3ondEIIboth -of llanollald, Ohio; seven graadChllldren, and llstel'l, lira. stuleJO ()'loaale) Ph!Wpo, Lolan. (Jdo; Mrs. Alpha '$Jvtre) Barr, l..anB4YW•. and Mro. l!onald ·Qiol'll)1111lo of I!IJnden. Two olsteto ere dtceal!ed. Hi was a veteran of. World War ~ a lllOJ1lber of Fller.&ullek American Lqlon pool No. 95t of Jel!er- ond UIIWA U>clll6151, llalher, Pl. 0 Funeral 1181'¥1cea were h ol d MooidoJ II 1 p.m. In tho Luuo and Bebm Funeral llomo at .Jel. fer- Pa. Graveside-.mllllary. r!IAi• ...,..wi"Uar.Sodlek Amer-· lean Loibl I'Uit, and lalermeat wasta Greene Counb' - . 1 Park. C~ TOIIWr The WUIJng Workorl wW moot on ~U U, It 7:30 p,Di. II thO of llrl. U -~~ · · Member Federal Re...rie SytlteJD • Membf:r FDIC . '. ' I. ' · ,' . . Accounh Insured Up 'i'a $15,GOI) UJ+' ' T ' I j '' • fodor'ol Depaslt ln&uronCl! ~.....,. ; I . r~· lJiJ '·'-""·~:~· ~ ,•, ({' 0M'!ftf!UDAYNIGHT$ ,~~ta7:00 , t<t + up ' - ,,.s, ' SLACkS; 7. . 1f,e lmm~ al,rpOrt vi<IDI\1'. ; , ·owhldldelermtne Lend .H!Jllred lor a_..,. '•aimp mater- eouJI\r airport must be Oll!led A'flatl411'~<fA.!> 4 ~-- ·· ,(Continued on Pa&oo.21 ' .. 0. ., ~'- •• ' .. ' THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1968 PRicE 10 CENTS GALLIPOLJ:S.PT. PLEASANT Mock UN at Rio ' RIO GRANDE - United Nitlono Week wiU bo ol1oorvecllhls week at Rio Grande Collep. Rep.. reaent.otlns of live rorel&D countries to the United Nations In New York wW spoalt at Mock UN ~eaaicl'la on campus. • Speakers Include representative• of the laraal and PaklconiRiiateo on llondsy In Commimlt;y Hall, al1:40 p.m. · Tuoldsy, B. S. Bedl, tnrormation o!ncer In the Indian ForeiiP! Service, and G. Hibblelhewatla, or Great Britain, will I!Peak at a momlq program In Communlt;y Hall, beldnnlna at 9;40. PIII'I'ING ONE AWAY - John Tannehill, lllddliiiOrt, 1$dltio in011'o table tennis cbaml>lon, Put• the ball awsy with a herd drive In a recent Ollbll>ltl<in It Logan. He wW be,a 1(11081 o1 Lions ClUb Tuelda.l' evening at a Fatller and Soli · l!,place¥~11 Cllurch pariah houll and alve It With Btl!~~!!'~ .VJntbn Co!m~J hla!l ·•TiluillljllJ:;I!Ji!,.., .~ Pit11o<ID i>lllo rocontlf wao IIOIQiria!.cl, · Hall or Flino. LIQp Ral»h Graveo· year.old ....!~ .. More tbaD 200 hlp acboDI stu- dents !rom 16 arealiillll f<hooto are expected·.to 111\11114 tile .Goooral AooellliiJ1 ....... ·or •I h e Mock UN Thurldsy beglni!log at 9 a.m., In Commualt;y Hall . . The main question to be debat- Pel'lllllllent Arab Stat01 Delegation to the United Nations. He Is the oentor stall member of the . delo&etl.on ond amemborllfl.llltecl Arab Republic delegation to the UN. The orgontzallon or the -k' 1 events to being arranged b.!- lite ed and voted on at the 1bursInternational Retatlools clltso al do,y Mock UN aesalon Ia whether or oot Red Chi- Rio Grande Collep, under dina ahould be permitted to the rection of J. Slerman POrter, United Nations In place of reJ>- assistant proresaor o( political reseatattvea or the government science at Rio Grande College. The Mock UN Is also made poaunder Cbalng Kal.&ek. Laboeen BasMor will spoalt stble throul!llthe oupport of Robat the Mock YN session on Frl ~ ert Enloe, president of "UN,: day aa a representative of tbe We .Believe" organizaUon in New York. EDA Grant Approved' I GALLIPOLIS- C<llg. Clerence ol lllo existing dam and treat.. ..., . "Without the Interest and work 1!. lllller aiid Sen. Stephen ](. mont plant, a 0011 auxtUa:ry In- ol. an active and concerned local \ CHAIILEil HAYMAN, righ4 lo&>erlntlndont of the SootbmlLoca!Scboolllltr!ot, co~ YOilllfl Soturda¥ IIIIIIOWICOd ap- take, ond el!lenaton orllneo. cttizORI')', this project could not Larry HoUon,•Soutbern Hlllh School Jwdor at Racine, lor hieing- oalected to roclivelha State i\'I'OI'al ol a $176,000 Ec<l1lomlc 'jbe sewer JII'Oiect will Include hive become a reallt;y." Future Farmer's or Amertca Degree. Looking on Is Bob AnderBOD, lli'Orvlsor of tho FFA II tho ~lcf!!leO\ . , A~(I!OI! extenalon of collectlonllnes, new 'llte apprOVal or this projoct .-.., .:..t 1~ • ., Racine school. · aront 16 the Villlllt 6i lllo Ioree lilalno, Jlfl .otations and a wm, permit the expanalon proo:;r..do rOr lite Olllil!lllnn of'11tt trea~laclltt;y. gram of Rio Grande College to ' vttlaae'• wator ind'HWage 01'8- Tutai cost 0! )be F"iOcl Is proceed as plamed. Um!, .• ,,.,, .J~~'·•·"'~, ,., .U..5:,;~-" The COJ!I""!t!!JI'. T!.lll..- ....ltiUnti~,II!Jj by 1871, ' • ' -W .fl. ![ The water pra,ieW /llll)l'OYed ~de llll\khiJIJ lUnda to com- the collop• a eprollment wW In· ~~~~-- v,, ~.. ,J» ,,.; ~· ~rilii.Y 'eollli.llJ:~ Iii~~? Pub thi uiicrtrtatdJlg, .. ,.~ crease from 8QO .to 1,500 Btu.. ·~RACINE"~:.:.-.:·~ ~~~ ~~50Ch~;~~ '"-~- -. ~~ ~~-- r"-4 ., · I · . 'llte """!l"•l!llilan an<!. ~~.' dents. Durlna lhla·tlme, lite col- ~.iuntor at Southern' IBI!h Scbool FFA Coc!vonitoii being bald lA 'ille ......, ltlt Racine flir the <,. I.. !P'al~ lOcal of!lclala lor their lop wiU add an addltlollal ' 90 bore and aon of Mr. ond Mrs. COluinbuo. ~ oorly Frldl,y alter•11ne Job" Ia plltina Ill• proJect permanent lacolt;y or ........ Edlaon Hollm, Minersville Route Ac~ the Soolhern ,_ "''Il raiumed eorb- ladoJ. ltiJatllr; !llerll! lld>ert. ,c, liar- to&ed!er· lllller said: , demlc peraonnet. 1, ~ became tho first Junlnr fD Colwnbuo to -conOa 111 awanlo tonbaoh, iecortle!' ~~ ElSouthern · Hlllh Scbool student vent!.., event• were niDe mom- bell4* wao belt!. " - tho Robaon, ~reBsur•lneum- V,... • . . ~·t £' . D alnce 1961 to receive the Ohio bert ~'tho -em IBI!h School ~to Frjdsy at tho 1 FlltloreFermeroorAmericalle- FFA, •Ifl•lr advloor, Bob An- Bollon w;:•lns St V'F' ... De'Hree ' a te· ,{', , .p-•-. _ ., __;,.,;. ' ond ' land .......... .. ..'$4,.. . 0. 1'S 80 d =rd~~~: ~HJn-, e . LOntestant ln rageant w. Our•, ~~ D ~':F•Ire .LAJSS •"'" - ..... •. • • Lldltl Of~· ~ q.trch llilbert Clark, Ha~d G. .JI9Uoh WSCS .....,..... the lllnef ..,_ and lld>ert. Wlngilt; Cion It per. ~ Of candldales eoort Incumbent EYob'n Lud<t b7 DIIM~ It cer-rtl DI- ond Porllond pe~;' cOini\>IIIM ,..,....,!,ol »1pr Dr-, Clarbert Price foJioilod. R~clli Clildl4ale• fii'ONDI once· G, La,....,.,. ond JaM. Lewand llllkllll tolko 01: being lilao- ..., ·, . . duced· wore .'Qaldljf c. Colllnl, . A letter WI& read ~ baIn~ tBih:, dloiricl stale ~ 1'011¢1U,can . state r'l"' . ' · · GALLIPOLIS- Fire bumlllll out Or .J>l!llr'>l whllllllremon IJ'· riVed itestrwed a larp barn oimea by Geor£0 w. Stlwer, lit ~.-• """''•• on ..., a.iaYIII,e -.,.,· Rd., be)'ond the' GlllliPOtla !llrbie re-Uv~ JlalPt Y(ell<O!'. 21th Club, otlil2 p.m. Slturdsy. dlotrlct, Ud.,lahl! c. Baoon, ~ ',:!'lro~~~· ~ : : ' : dldale fol\ Judle ~Cif ~ COI'tl ot oillm...,. ~· II <"'~, • appoala, . 4tl1 dlllrlet, aliO eluding ~.uw II' ~ bltrn and reJreleb•CtlqldbOt .~ • .. · ~er. ,J,~ ~.::.~ llemoCfll rindlif!!leo ,qr rep- .,'lll•1""'"~~ · · , '""' roiiOillaliv•.• <( q¥,1•¥"~. -~~~· :~ ~ u;·< IIIJIIi<!llneludjid Jolin J, Gllllilai :::.111~•~. · , lor u. crew- . ....• .of ~ blal0 ....~ pla,ylnl Willi motcbe•. .1 11 ilt\ct ; """ to . ·'belli 50 !# • '-'' " - .... . M ~ ~~-............... roMEIIQY- MI.. Nr(cla Oak lllll, .Ohio,· and 1 'illldoilt at>ruo Grande Coll0£0, wW ibe .... of It conteolai1ta taltJng .pu1 In the lllaa - ern ailo W to be stapc1 · II 8:10 p.m. .., ~. Mall . .. ·a1 the ll[ln>Orw Jlldor lliBll SebooJ, 'l1MI dauldltar d lifi. anilllr o. ,lack .,,1), StUller, 11111 Slldler ~tedll'olp Nor!bGalllaiii!P Scbooltn IB.tJS ondillneethatllme ua been a al Rl9 Grande r..ou010 where s!lela a oolol~ ., ond member iii the Rio GriiMie·'' t.n.emble and' Grand a.ora1;. :: • :' Ill• was oalutatorlan of t b' e gradloallna cia II and Wll • mem· ...... Honor ..._ " ber of tile ·Nat! .,..Clel,y IIIII StlllliJ' .... ......, lor . queen 0 of FflciOil;l"""£ Bad Trins r Come at Anvtime J .,.1111 triP COIIIPiete la<k oC control In dl&o Bided. Two were can come anytime. andthere'sm tril>utlorl ll!d ho-llllilllw or chcod, the Rev, Ron lloJer, br """' to predict 14 In lite ... or LSD, bed the 111m made In hqles wllbur Thaobllll, and Bob Schuck, LQ) or other so-called umlnd that Ohio tee-rs and ·~ by Gerla<b. would be PtriUided to leave the A)ln&ioD" drugs. - · o r tho cl!D wWMIDDLEPORT - A bid ThiS .... I Strong pOint made Fri~ n1s1rt at Heath Cnln:h ta ...,._ - 1'luW llgnl!leont !lOintJ about p, •eek at the church 1\ 1:110 m. to pracoocl to the Foote &111m abowo thoMldclll1orloP..,.. LD5 were flllllhaalandlnthelllm: lllneral CoJl>, Plant (VIIII'Iual) 01'0¥ llotley Club provided by -~11<1 use PUll lite teen- at Graham -Whontbe)OwW the Ohio Bolll'1l of l'blrmiCJo Hotarlaill;lole nttton, p...........,r Of ~tton llru& Store, lntrocble<l the l!lm. Tbe film hallbeenlbowolna.. J.a.li!;' Ylddlll>flrt and Pomaroy HI(JI Schools 1o all ·~ al~ lhnloib n.tlon'l .......... 111t0m said llle l'lllnlllq bo!lrd, concerned over tho liOar lf!W ID " Pll'Chlatrlc hospital, dine and tour t h e Ladleo oC tho Chanlb - PWmanoat clamqe 10 the dinner Frldl,y - · ...... braiD .. _ . Probeblo. Jameo Crllweil, Mr1. Jobn - q.iaaoa In lite CbroDIISOmal Ketchkl, Mrs. James SlmPBOD, ~ •tructureshawbeen 111'1. Freel lllill>l .and Mils Boss ~ with the rosultb In Sanborn,_ . (Continued 011 P.l&t :0 Jll111kti doformltieo of the • j,on·•Jot dotermtoed. . · SciiNioll In the film flllllr. r.laoct thOI leiOireh bas not been Coqloted OD tile total resulto or No One LSD, Oao pointed out 15 to 20 GALUPOIJS - No wu yuril be required to dote.. -~ ID a ODO'car, cri.ah!'l ~:21 mlne~reoultl. Prill!.._ Wendel Gertachprep, 111. Frlcla,y on Rt. IU, M' '> - · cl a 111111 solllh of l!t-;776. Thoro ... ....._.....,.,....., \)0 'YOUTH l'INED tbl ,~ear. ,lilo e~'·.,&a ~ ~led. T)!t Stii4Hlcblil1 ~~ GALLitoUS - GoUla Colo!t;y Court Jlldtlo w. tbet •W · Salmona•·, 1~ ·<Jt. 2, lllled Jamal E. Wblle, !'1, Patrlo!. hNiied SO!itll; 11elt ott OD a dtarie lbt~ . . K. ' - - 17, conllul :lild . loril>itad •t:U . . . .Ill. Both bed been tho railroad ·t racb. ... by the ibte ~ p.. Third Ave" a<dlilllilfD A...._ lllllek • · uit Fire Clllat ~ J. illlllll- ..rnc lllrbllfl·jj) recover, perhiiP• oot. Warehouse Injured , ono Escapes Bad··toss I "' ::...~~!;""" BLAZ-ERS. '. .;',, 'v; plalticlt;y andtra- Juv..... 39.95 Sorvmq·Moigo Count» tor ...,. 811·..,;;... · ' '· c;JI'• of lite llnieriJriae B. U.B. Church ONOR· POMEROY: NATIONAL BANK. .' talmo.,. towero •• ,..ereoordedlntermo elevJIOn ari banned .' , !I(JMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Dale Phelps Dies Aprilll Young Men & MIM \.~ '.. ·>· SCott Folmer. The Great Pyramid of Giza, built by Klllll Cbeop1, II the sole survlvor of the seven wooders of the ancient world. COATS .~ '' . tht. ~Tan­ Come In-let's tall it over NOWI ptton tlon p!AA• lor to lha propoHCI gatloilll hulll'1lo sud\ ~·· ~10 ~. 1 LOAHS! ' . P.rilll help. Airport alhiiU. 11>-ed only alter an 28 PAG~S Job of Meat and Poulll')' woo given by Mrs. Lew!ati....er and lira. W, A. ·Morpn, ond the . concluding readllll wu, \'o1lr llolllll' and Your Ule, or Facta and Fallctes about Mecllclile, b.lMr., Homer Radlord. l.ll's. WUHI!I>Graeaerdo!ilb:._ ell lite contell which WOI won by Mro. BleckltDn ond Mr1. William Folmer, Rotr..-awlre senod to thoSe DUlled above and lira, Hugh Bearhs · and llrs. A retort was ginn on the - U o conteen aorvecl last llondsy. Ravlaocl by.lawo or the club were giyen QDroval. Area Mrs, W, A. Morgan had charge of thO program which opened Officers were elected and P~ with a reading, 11$ringtime" bJ jecta selQCted at the reorganlra- Mrs. John Goett. llrl. Mark tlonal meeting or the L!Ule ~ Grueser regorted on Hodgldne lng Ladles 4-H Club recently at dlaeaae, Mrs. Harold Blackston the home of Mra. Harold Sauer, gave 1 reacllnc on shock ondllrat loader. aid, and Mrs, Wllllam Grueser Mrs. W. R. He.ytts is the as.. reported on action in emerge• olslllll loader or the club, and eies. Milo Shirey Hsyes the Jmltor An ertlcle.entlde<llni!(>Oetor'& leader. Offtcers eltcted were Joyce Hutchllon, /II'Ooldent; Opal I :~::·:·:<:·~~.;;.;;;;;;;.;:;;;;::;:;.;::::~\=~~=~::::::::::::;::::~~: Love Your Fellow Christians." to · lall, nee4ed lor lite alrpol'I·J'IIII.,.., oonotructla!: !il AII!IOrt tral!lc apprOH!I J1!11- • 1ern1 aloo ro!JI(re blalnA:Y ~· il I ciara Grueser, YJ.nersvWe. Third "I ON THI LAM" Bob liope Pbyllts Diller PLUS ., Wlf PIVtment, . · have Contributions ·Made If Social i:J To Two Local Groups ii Calendar! 1'0NIGI+T, SATURDAY AND lUNDAY A"'l 1f-»21 . ", plintt-oroll ac. had an operation at Veterana HOIIPitol alnce Mondo,y, man and dauii:tter, Susan, ot columbus decided to make a sur- Memorial Hospital . Nallher waa prise Easter visit to her par- advised or the Ol!!or'o boop!Wlienta, ohe prepared a complete zatton until th~ · were botb oo eourse lllrke1 dinner and brought the road to recovery. lt aloq. S.e even had a nor.J A FINAL Invitation to /llll)ly centerpiece with her lor t h e for a nursing 11cholarlbip from diMer table. the Metga Count,y Tubercolools ~nations 10 the Metgs Cowey ond Health Association Is being Soclet;y for Crfl1pled Chlldroq MARY WISE TOOK a novel and the Meigs unit or the Am~ extended. The deadline Is approach to the Easter bunny's April 26.· Frldsy, can cancer Soclet:Y were :made b)' prolllom o( biding eggs lor Letters of nppttcatfon !rom tile Rock lt>!'lnas Bettor Health her · two yoonptera, Jennller Meigs Count;y · . r girls InClub 11 1 meeting Thurodo,y 11 and &ltanaa. !lie dug a shuUow terested In tratnlng are to be the home or lira, Georp trench -.t a yard tong, dlvldmailed to either Wallace Brad~ nor. td Jt into two nests, and coverlira. Homer Ra«ord, vlc:epr• ed it with boards and g r e ~ n ford, Brownell Ave., Middleport, preoldent or the asaoctaalden4 conducted the meeting In moss after fllling with eggs. The tion, or to Mrs. Kenneth wu. the 'absence of lira. Cllflord diUdren - • dellghted. cox, South Ave., lllddlo- Lellhett whose husband Is ..,.,. porl. llnecl to Holzer HoSIIltal. FollowBOBBY GIBSON, son of Mrs. Two acholarahlps or $250 are UV the ogentng prsyor and the J'rancea Alkire of Harrtsonvllle, to be awardad this l!f>ril!l. plqe to the Ill& the cbi!Pialn, Mra. WilUam Grueser reMf 1 medltadon endtled.,Never Cease Officers are Elected by J' truck.................... i '"' I' llle !lrlt,li> ~ lor ~ fl00 1- up desl&D IIPOCIJlcatlonl>. ooo aii'POJ:I ...~ · ara~~~. HIIihwsy testing labaJ'aton' ·1n Oci<Jbei', lfM ~~~~ ~ crawtonl per101111ei make ~ilt tiorlnu It Countr al,rpOrl, at ~. ~· proposed airport lli~f· UaiDS manual or ~etall;o ~ned by · ·· (Or core dr!Qo whld) ""'' .,... Ins ·airplane, Tho f '11':.3 eaoaey at llle ,fo<;kl, llte lillltlcareyJng Gov. Rlv" <ed to sever a ,. niont COI!I!Q') ~· drill be..c~t th• ~~· arade to deacros• the rur 'line tl)o Jiiilftle or scale of Befoi.e tl. k!n. AO'I; .. . .,.' . .' ' IJ~h. I . ";, ,y �' '"'>'Jl." I I >j,~, .. .i" ,, ~- ·qm •<u~· TI ,'1,•',~· ~- .,,., .,,..~ : ~p ' u '2) l9GS .,,.;r i' 1. '4 t ' · · ·· _,,. ., · .,, Jl.~!fY ;~~~~~-r:s:4till~f~ Set at 901o p~;:~~~;"_~;;;':· ~ w::=~,:;~~;ryr~ ' or " ti<lt·.IJPPCIII.-tllllr>'P r 1 c e . · , lllllPPL111J,•IJIIIc be sot •I 9.0 per ! . , c~nl:cl!lii!OI'!~Jor ~marketing. year bct:ln~~g ,\prl! t,' Socre- .' .a - l;!r~ . or.olerlcolluro Orville t., , ~\roern~;/'WUOoouncod . The a<· .•11'1!1 ~Df"'"IIU> support !rom $4 R · .•1<>-,t.n ..,.r; hu!ll!l'Cdwclght. . ''!!lif! \~emtvy .• hao ~ ...: toAU\Illl!'~- lhajltil~ presolnt ' ,)- 4!1f~tlalo · OYer iho price , .•~ao\I!I'IM mUk, ., PIIilna .produl"!~ ·prlcea for fluid · ·rf\k ,Jn· 67,.1'ederal Order mar)<eta, ,1!1)1 be PIe a 1 In•the of. «((rt Marjorie ' . li of the next pleas court Which Is beGin - - {Iller . 1969. The a · · ·. -er. l fendants ~ng . ' POMEROY- The milled weal ensemble of Meigs High School, directed 1>1 Mlso Roberta Kro,oUIer, will beamont~tlletalenttaldnt~ Plrt In the fourth annual Miss Southern Ohio Pageant tD be hold at 8:10 p. m. on May 4 at the Pomeroy Junior High School. The grow wlll)olnmembersor the Big Bend Minstrel Associ• in on bills of ln- tion and others in providing en.. tertainment between segments of Class 'WI•JJ Hear Speaker GALLIPOLL'> - Mrs. William C. Campbell, AVCO Broadcast1118 Corp., Cinc!Matl, wlll speak on the topic, ••Your Tomorrow" at 7 p.m. Monday for the meeting or Cooperative Office Education Students at Gallia Academy High School. Mr1. CamJ:bell is a resident of Lower River Rd., Gallipolis, and former manager ot Gallipolis RadiD SlaUon WJEH. Mlcbaet W; Bowman, ortl ce Products Salesman, ffiM Corp., will . discuss and show modern eflllpment In hia presentation, uyour Tomorrow.. in Office Elflll>mtnt. Vlelde Roach, president of COE, wiU give the welcome at the meeting, hila Pratt, vicepresident ol COE, will Give the COE Creed. VIckie Roach and olher COE Students will intro· duee the guests. COE students gain practical and valuable knowlodge of of. nee procedures by working one hall • day, each day Monday their associated firms lnclude Linda Abbot~ Holzer Ho!ll>ltal and Clinic; Darla Adkins, Ohio Valley Livestock Co.; L' n d a Baird, G. C. Murpby Co. (!lrst semester); Mary Bays, Halliday & 91eots and Holzer Hospital and Clinic; San<lv Bradbury, Gallla Count.\' Heallh Department; Reba ·Bright, Holzer Hospital and Clln-' ic; Susan Clark, Clay School and Gallipolis Rambler, Inc.; Linda Haner, Ohio Valley Bank; .!tleryl Jeffrey, John801l .Grocery Co.; and Linda P. MaxweU, D u k e Cleaners. Also, 'Joan May~s. Holzer Hospital and Cllnle; Mary Maynard, Walhington School; Donna POr· ter, Grace Methodl.st Church; Stella Pratt, Nibert & AssoclateBj Vickie Roach. Gallipolis Clinic; Elaine Roberts, Holzer HosJ)ltal and Clinic; Estella Runyon, G. c. Murphy Co. {first semester); Cindy Sims: Gallla COunty Auditor's omce and Hol- zer Hospital and Clinic; Llbi>J Thomas, Dr, James DaUey's of. through Friday, in offices of lice; and Mary Thornton, Evans local bualnesses, tald M 1 s s Packing Co. and WJEH Radio Roach. Station. The 1968 COE students and • are granted_ An alll>licatlon lor FAA f\utd5 waa oo1 of the question .men Vinton Coilll;y realdents began talidns of an airport. There was no establlohod air traffic In the ~· oeonomlealty depresoed ares. Yet a t,100-toot l'lllwa.Y is now under eonltrucdon in v i n t 0 n Couni;y, Ral- Purina has mov. od Into lhe soUthern a,lo COW1If ud Ia buildlns s new hatchery. AIIsUn POmlor Company Is expandlng Its VInton operation. Loa· Iller and autornollve supply con· cerns show interest in Locating Ia the area. All companies have express~ od their need for an airport. In · fad, representatives of the Ral, PUrina Company ......- and got - a written awe- . algned 1>1 Gov. Rhodes IIIII Crabtree, Insuring the conIntent of the coont.Y the story of What they did to a airport. The state grant of ~100,000 or less, is earmarked only for conllructlon at the count.Y airport. Malehlng FAA funds are also available, as are financial baeldnga ey inmstrleslhat stand to profit from the useoftheeounty alrpori facilltleo. The uae or several oounl;y airporto - even during construetlon stages - shows the widespread need lor the cnun\y air. port program. Collapse of tile Sliver Brldlle at Point Pleasant, W, Va.~ last Dec. 151 hastened the opening of lhe GaiUa-Melgs Airport, one ml)o south of tile bridge dlsastor site. construction eq.dpmeot I,Y Idle In the airport darkness wllon an emergency hookup of runway lights gelded of!lclal lns~cUon and rescue teams to tile airport and bridge scenes. Stump.& were being cleared from the Fayette Coonty airPo>rt olto """' a Piper Tri-Pacer eaeaped a tllreatenlns storm by landing among bulldozers a • d trucks oo the unfinished runway. In Jackson County, teams of mediCal speciaJlBts now ny to sm&J.l area hospitals to perform complex 1urgery. Hospital teeh~ nieltnB on '1JlCJOd runs" are beeomlng commonplace at county airports in previously hard..toreacb areas. LUesaving uses of new count;y airport tactlitiea are increasing. But in Ohio, the program is gear~ ed to OJIIIIIIIIon of industry and of emplo)iment. nu! new·airports, Rhodes pre~ dieted at tile state or the pro. gram, "will attraet ao much as $2 billion In new ln!Nalrlal de· velopmont." The prodlotton was an ~st~''"!lent. ., tllree years, tho cpunty alrP<>rt pro. gram baa _.atod $5 billion. a,to' • alrl>O!'I program Ia sell- '"< ' Macy 'Brildbury, Jlebl?1e ~ Duape · ~W, Wayne Well, lllke Porter, ;i.ili;e Gress, Ke)lh Lis~ Denhls . sohUIIng, Alan' Blacl,. Jll.; ',l.rdetll wood, Gone Grato, John Relttbart Della K: and liUI llal>tonstall. Acc:ompao. R. Schoplo, . itt lB D:Jnna Weber. Hoill1 Klllln, lAiudSI\o Neanttme, it was llllrounced gey, Rlu Graode; Chelhlre; Raymond · ,Bioworo, tllat .100 has been contributodbl araa mare-s tD provide om. 1104 Teodora Dr.i Anna~Jeftera, cial Miss America troPhies ror Patriot; Ernest E. Bak~r. 1'11the pageant's three toP winners riot·, Gloria Slln!IO', Pa..w, ...,....., Laentertaimnent for the evening plus Miss Congeniallt,y and 1 tiler E. Smltlt, 601 Fourilr Ava.; gown competition. Later, the crown for Miss Southern Ohio. Ellie Saundera, 48 Nell Ave.; group will be <bing uStep to the On beb~ of the Pomeroy Loredlth Thompaon, BldWall; Rear" and "Cabaret'". Miss Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Francis Mundell, Bkhll!Pi Alber· Kraeuter, director, wlllbetlldng Molly HUI was in charge of se- ta Thorntlln, 5l Chj!~~e Rd.; part in the pageant entertainment curing the contributions. U>oors Glwgle Cottrell, ,;...;,.~ ·Earl also as s member ortllellliBend lD the fund are Tiny's Foodland, 91eots, Crown ·City; Jamea H. Minstrel Association. Ingels Furniture, Dutton Drug, Crace, Vinton; Marte Alexander, Making lP the ensemble are Kill's Battery, all in Middleport; VInton; F.rnell Welch, Vinton; Pamela Neutzling, Louise.TUUs, Nelson's Drug, ~wnie-Gross. Mary Ann Bowman, Chllllcolho Sherrie ~uler, Mel.isaDavJ.s,a.. Inc., both in Pomeroy; Ilivl5- Rd.; Ja11111s T. Johnsen, 447 Sec. ane Holliday, Cookie 1'flon1lson. Shuler and Paul Davies Jewelers ond Ave .; and Nora Hanes, 8cot' Carol King,ConnieBachner,Ber- Galijpo.lisi and Pied Pl,per town. naderte Hennes~,KarenGrlm.th, sortI Pt. Pleasam Curtis Porter, DlrcbastarRl; .,., and Legan'• I Rnby E. ~g, .556 Fourih Ave.; Cathy Morgan, Nancy Harris, in Athens. Merrill L. Johnsen, Patriot Star Rt.; Dtlma Kin&, Crown C I tY; 1t Dean H. Dari~s, ·273 Jack eon Pike; Doris Am} Brown, Rl. 2 Gallipolis; Stan101 Saultders, 317 0 Fourlll Ave.; Vlrsinla Russell, · Rt 2 Patrlol; Eva c. Faulkner, POMEROY - Letters fo be facilities are limited and only B~dwell; Looltel,lalloway, Crown mailed to out-Oi..count;y members 500 people can be served at the City; Daphna Broyles, 934 Secwere prepared Thuroday night banquet Tickets wlll be sold ond Ave.; . Footer Lewis, Pat. when the Pomeroy IUgh School on a first co'me.tlrst served · riot; J•mes L, Hood, 2t!IO Eaot. Alumni Assn. mot at tile Pome- baals. ern Ave.; Harriett L. Bo1J81. roy City Hall. The theme lor tile 1968 reun- 2145 )!altern Ave.; Maurlee R, This year ln-coontyalumntwho ton will be in gold in recognl. DeLillo, Rl. 2 Bidwell; Sophia will be holding special annlver· lion of the 50th anniversary of Manus, CroWl! City; Freda F. sary reunions will also receive the association. Tickets are a~ Felker, Lower River Ril.; Row~ letters. Paul Casci, 1968 pres!. vallable at tile Ne" York Clolll- land 1.11111811, Patr.lot; VOI'IIOII E. dent, ls stressing that all Meigs lng lloute, lhe POmeroy Pastry Holley, ~"'!'01 L• .Tile· members purchase tllelr tickets 9lOp and the B.R.W, Hardware ker, Addl8011: · Judi.Cb McCu:lt;y., as soon as nnssible since the in Pomeroy in attiltion to tbe 2145 Eastern Ave;.: FraneesBrY.·Middleport Pust.Oft'iee. The price an, Crown City; Lawrence lAc• 1s $3 . .mlch lncludeslhe dinner, \ key, 437 Firll Ave.; , L. this year's _..n wjdch ISO<>aponoorod 1>1 lhe , Po_meroy Chamber of Commerce and Ohio Eta Phi Chll>ter of Beta !!jgma Phi Soror!cy, ~ ·presentallnn 1>1 _tile mixed ensemble will be ' 4 Muslc to Watch Girls By" ju&t bet'ore the curtain opens to got the P~ eant underway, Later the gn>ll> will present uTheSIJaQ)wo!Your &nile" as a part of introductory ·~:J~~:>!1~~~~ that . ~~·Race \' Rt. 2 GalliPolls, IDod a t>ottlion Friday lnGalllaCouni;)'Common PIISs Court for 8 diwrce l F ed Ka ground 1 80 rom .r see, on gross nesiect or dut;y and .,._ treme cruelcy. The coUPle wat married Marth 3, 1953 at Deyton, Ohio IDd have eight children. Tho plaintlll also seeks custody of the chUdren and alimony, ON HONOR ROLL GALLIPOLIS - Rose Marte NorthUP, daughter of lolr, and Mrs. James A. Norlhl&>, 159 Gufleld Ave., was U1tod on tile honor roll for the winter aemea.. tor at Ohio Slate University, Those alWblo!of the UalinB roCeivOd an averq:e of at leaat 3.5 (M.O; B-3.0) and wert enrolled for at leaat 12 credit hOurs. TWO FINED MIDDLEPORT ..,. Two defenllanta were fined f25 and' cotta each In the court or Mlddlq10rt Mr,)our C. 0. Floher Fridi,Y on cbafps of ,~~~~Clean Premlno. Th01 are .Curt Housh and ~Ma llldcl01. bOih or M!ddlo- !Ira. ""n. CARS DAMAGED POiolEROY Two·esrs ~ere haavlly ~,aod 111 the result of an 1<<1- <JI1. Uif SIIY~~raville Road olrl¥ ·rrtdi.l'. svenllw. SboJ>. Itt Robert Hatte<lliOch oalll. Dr!-.. era 01 tho .llil<!los .wrre·F-e tngtualneo~..ldlndltstryma,to 11. n.r~~,lt~! . P~~~ • . lt>catinno. Alraally, lldlatrles IDd ljlll w. !bllh, ),, Pprtland ' RoUtli I. Durlt COIIIPiolned r Mra. ehllt , ~ .tho .111111li ~II. No ·ebaiP• ~ beea 'tUod ' " Iii ~~. ' *""" ' ' ' .. ' conditions for each 24-hour per- the lnc:!l'ease in the support levIod aa recorded ey Pole MeCOr· el for manuracturiDg milk. 'llte mlek at the Fairfield Weallltr buying prices for bu.tt.er are not being increased because or the Station. Day illgh Low Prec . favorable market demand ror &lnday 78 53 .12 butter. It is expected that CCC Put· Mll!Kllcy 76 38 .34 chase of butter wtU support the Tueoday 6630 Wedneoday 67 38 .38 U. S. average prlce of butte~­ Thor oday 82 ~4 ,04 fat in farm-separated cream at approximately 66 cents a pound Friday 77 41 · ' eta~, Chelhlre: ~ Green. . :.mlng Delbert loUrlln, Gallljlolls; Wll· 11am Mootpnory, Ga!Upolla; Cbarlos L. Dow!or, 206 Klnoon Dr.;• and T. A. lolcOIIcy, Rio 2 ·. BidWell. · :' ' ' R~en Lanier, Rt. 2 -eh; Slanlay M. lllrrlooll, Gall[j)olia;' Wit Efllo M. l'ennlncton, Rt. I Ga). Roller . 1\-ue llpolla; Robert Massie, Nin111- and~ l!artln up; lolerrtll Saunders, 113 oar. He a mem!IF • . field Avo.; Mlell¥1 1., Harrinl- . ~It; Amerlcln ~~ ~C._., ton, Brentwood Dr.; ~!apr VI· MldciiiPO>I; lllildl'"rt II 1""""1"('"-7;.:.,...---...,; ola cartor, at arapo !!!·;. Lena 1ooc1p seaj ,AIIadul T~ J:oo: . H. · Durham,· Vinton; Willie H.· MJ, 11lmllao, IDd a ~· ~ ...._ : ero, 437 Third Ave.; U~Biaz- aon. Re Mr,Yod •llj ,World W~a . •. , er, 13 Grape St.; llenlle Mit. and Two. ,, 24 cruz.i St.; :Carol L. Davis, 183 llr0ntW90d. Dr.; lrY1n Potter, Oak' HI..Uj J~ L. Leach, Cheshire; Olrlstqllter Biara, Gallljlolls; Vlrsinla Ur· win, 1072 Second Ave.; Vlrsinla Howell, 1925 Che- St.; Pa· lrlcla Marlin, 1125\1 Second Avt.; AudriY Brewer, '!boi<mari; and lrla B, MUier, 532:· ~ Lurena M~> ~lOIIi Ralph •!lewis Vinton· Amerlea l, nonfat dry milk and cheese are being raised enough to renee! atures, preclpitatwn and welther Del..;,., "'~"·"' "''~.J.llllaah';i·.:::\~lytr.r,;m = ~c:-~tu\!, 1'ft; . T e m per- 11ar7 F, lllddle, 17 Vlntai' Aye.; cbell, 4U lfed8eWOOil Dr.i Elizabiih Batlsr, Crown City( &IKingery, NorthUP; ·JldiOrt Er1iln crown City; LOri Irei18 1 823 Fourth Aye.;Ray Hall, Crown C lty; Stanley ~ry, Cl'4hm City· RaYmoqCfRoUib B14·well; DoroiJ,y MtOr, 281 Jaet<.·· son \ Pike; Joe ~sOn. Chelhlre; Mary Jlrllmllol~. Crown City; Pearl- Buoh, 107 Second Ave.; Holen Demltoil, those or· Rulland iDd MlddloPnt Crown Clcy; Notma Brannen,• IU ... Schools. Crvwn Cilf; Clemmie LawiiOll, "' Rt, I Gallipolis; Eotber Good., Rd.; · Bornleo J1ro. PO'"'RO'Y _ _0 cara were then J. Sleets•. au:. '" damqod andthedrlnroronens .<rested on tWo <htrBe• u the reault of an O<cldent at the lntersection ol Main and Court Stu, Frl<lo,y arternoon, Pomeroy pollee tald, Medlum daoilges 'were lncUJ'M rod !J> a car driven 1>1 Alii L. U4'"'' ...•• 32' pOMIJ'01tand"~ asoa· ware' ,..Qt to one drl•on by Edsel Towler, 48, Athland, IIJ, . ~-1 ••• er ·'I!'" arre st"" ..,. on c· ha rges r drl-'bile •~XI 0 .... w u- c- and --•- I .r ed ·I'""'' ,_,. .... ~ T"omre we.-. GALLIPOLIS - ... . • '( :. ' n· · ·.. ''.. J J '. , .. ·~ ·,.ey it· ' Try comparing any "other CflliiJ*t · · . .ll!o..od · sravealde br F - • Po•t tdmbors. Frtands · ' ' BOL:ENS •, IIJ,)'tlme. ' ·i ¥1-a. POMEROY-, olanalluck, 71, dlod IIDIJIPOC.tadl¥ Sllunlay JOOrn(lwitlhehomtofherdiucb! ter, Odeaaa. ~'~• . ROIM,JO¥j ~ ifra.. ~ COLLIER "·SERVICE STORE ' ' . . .' ·' ''"\. ' Saturday 55 52 .21 Aver.ase high temperature for the week this year 71.4, 1 as t year 75.4. Average low temperature for the week this year 48,0, last year 49.3. Total pre•lpltatlon lor the week this year 1.09, last year .56. Total precipitation to date for this year; 9.90 lnchea, last year 14.09. ' ·~ CHUCK .A ,;,.,. .. MRS. ANNA BUCK· . tractor with a Bolens Hilsky. Compart quality, features, perfonnance .and 1pricii Che,ck the extras on a Bolens thAt you don't pay extra for. Choice of many models, ' .;· ......·~·~·:ltf:a.~~~:~::;; ~Hlrltlal average precipitation annually, 38.40 inches. - the 1967 average price. SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL 01 tile sl~l lor 111!119~ 'tlllOal program l'l'celvod by_'lhe DQpartit10ftl .• Farlill •.Which have r...,.llled il: S. ~· . .leT, ooto- rye bases or, Agri~ll!le• 4..'l have 8,132,,612 .acres In such Clllilltpl thai a recjll'd · n~ b~_j"\" wbJcl\ Wheal ean be o( fari1UI ;._ 842,134 ~ a !',_,..· .... tar ' record .,etcelijap , .- 8~,4 -. qt In add11191t, mt1 with 947,r.:...... _·. JL..' allotments •thO ' national' wlisat ~ 1I 1'64 acres Jl:. uo "!'~"""!"«! a!II)Oil tariho: have Uque&toid :. 150 per coot A.Uotmeota on aljlm!d farms over seed~ or ~/lair ~lotmento. '; -!' . on P- totolod 50,604,S4!. acres Out· of Ut\der,thltprograrnop~on, wheat tho naUooal lllotmooil 'i!f 39,254,- rrowerl need to store under bond 1196 acres. The prmoos re<· lilt farm acreap In ord of SU ·p er cliolt or tho IIi- exco11 of thefr allotments. tinnal allotment on lllelod '"""'" . ~?_?~W,.-?.f,w.'iU,. As your Sealmark Jfock of Ages Authorized Dealer we'd be happy to cive you a free copy · · · · · ·· Programs are Given Studv . · • l'klll l lol•l'<l "''r' S.rro1t~.• b.> th ~ Olno ~all "l t' u~r >hl n" ro. G ~I. Ui'O LL.., IJAIL I 1 JUJU ~t: ~ Ja Hlr~ A ot ., !.allipoh •,OhtD,U631 l'ubl "lu«< e-~1• "•~kd•.> "' '' " ' "~ ~«l'V' ~~~rO. ~. !Soe• Ono.l tla•' l'O• Il ~" l'lld •' t,all lpel ,., Olno. J.;<oa J li U Mt ( lrank ~,...., , , l'omero.>. Oh io, U'i:l{ Plil(l>hud l> <'r• ~to.... ~J.,I f\~M·o: f '«'J)I ·"ialu,. 6;1 •. I nlt r N 1' •~• Dro1 • 1••, n o~• I1111: mauer ll Pom•r · ~ , ot,.~ . I'"" olfl l!<', Tl ll ~t ~ OJ. -~1 ll'il 1111' rltr.o. K.o u r r 1~ 1 d• ,l: .orw,l ·""'lila ). l~o. · [1111' W <~ IL ~~ H.'( aini l , nn11 .••·•1 $1'; ~e..· h. HJI'TIO"' n-1 rt.:) The three traditional Chris· tian creeds are the Apostles' the Alhanasian Creed. ''~ mun11" ~ ·,, tt . r~t l!lOIIt~• I J; ~l•t~h"r··· "''' .' •~• i). LU; "~ m~>rllh> SG. , ~ r~• mumlr• u .:; u l'h~ Ha1ll .'ifnllrii!L , ~"" .• uar !I!~;"' 11'1(1111110 ·~ : o; ' """' nro• I ml>rnlo • n. l nll•~l l' ro·.- lll ii'H•U •t>rloOI " " " 1".. WI• o;ll lr ll o<l "' th ~ """ lrro publ "a " "" of all "'"" ol•'i'• " ·l•" • rrt-d• l..l •o 11"" ,,.w ~pape r 111 ll r ~ 11><41 """" p.tl>l•>h!ld h~r<!ln .1..., STANLEY A. SAUNDEIS MONUMENTS GALLlPOLlS- VernpnA, MeNair, Count.v&lperviBOr,andGall Russell, COUnty Ollleo Clerk, atU!nded tile .Soothtm Dllllrlet Meeilna. April 17.18 at Chilli· colhe of tile Farmers Home Admlnlllratlon. Programs disCussed we r e 352 TIURD ~ VE, 446-11'1'1 GAWI'OUso 0. vca BllGffi'EN UP FOR SPRING WITH HOME · OUI READY MADE FfflST SHOWING OF TRUCK CAMPERS DRAPES INSTOCIO •FLORALS • PRINTS e.PLAINS We Now Have ALarge Shipment of New Pickup Campers on Display! • 'I to.• loall opulr> l nb""'' in Olroo ill<.lllnl ~H'­ Credd. the Nicene Creed and I" ' :In 96"' .. .,.;ru~ullled,. 'I ""' . '1- ,. · onomlc, Oflportli!dty loona. ~•Ill . -.uon wao dire~ on how It> work witlllho rural poor to lmproye lnoome and Improve llvlnrl CODIIIdoos. Al!l'ooe wlaldns It> know how McNair can asalll with a par. tlcular problem may write to approximately $4.12 a hundred Farm OWnership loans, Farm Farmers Home AdmlnlatraUm, ()OUilds. Operating toans, Rural Houtlns P. o. Boll 380, Galllpolla, IIllo, The COmmodity Credit Corpor· loan a, Rural Water and Sewer t5631 located at 95 S,camore alion's IIIIPI"'ff beying plices for Ph. 446.0565. Weather OT/.f ':: Way Dr: \· wu A be open to the ' public rollowlns the banquet at $1 per peraoo . The next meeting will be held at Pomeroy's Cil;y Hall at 7:30 p.m., April 30. All ol!lcofS and truatee memben are urged to b t to epare slate of n~:eora for .the year. This year also will mark the final graduatlns class !rom Pomern.Y olneo oex1 year ten!oro of Pomeroy wlllbe,.,.blnodwiih v. , 2 ~· EIUler DeVIl, A,ddl· ~--• " - - Cl... ICI'I; ;,_·' .--uer QWIIIPfl,, IUJVnn . ·""' Letters Prepared J'or planning branches ~accnt to coonty airports read like a listing of America's name brand promets. Amongtllem: AvcoCorporation, Timken Roller Bearins Company, Ken sill Trailer COr~ poratlon, E. L. DuPOnt de Nemoors Cornpaaw, Mead Paper Corporation and General Tire and Rubber Company. IJVORCE ASKED GALIJPOUS _ Mary Ka50t, •• munl~ r PHS AIUmnl ~~!~!~!: IIOC1ired IIi ~ I} • ' ,-, i? I h·or ,/')· UJrvmaftl' · ,. a,.Lt!POLJSl'lnal 'resuus 'il' • FlH, n:. 11 Airports Generate B!IHIOOS:: = (Continued f p ) rom as• t money Ia also available lor oounty airport construction- but it's hard to got, FAA 1\!ndlng or alrporta re.pres lhat elr trafrlc tn a given area reach a certain level of actiYit.l' before funds ·soLENs Ensemble in Pageant P~ ' or day, May 6. The. pellt or trial jury wlll be called When the need i llitel. . Since Ute last grand jury a total of 25 transcripts have been filed against 15 persons tor grand jury action. &lme of the cases, have been dlspooed of . lbroogh bllls of information. . . Presently there are only 11 ' \ transcripts on file against 10 . poriOns. ft Is quito possible, ) too, that before the grand jury eon.venes, at least two of these wlll be disposed of, with lhe de- ' •.nd consc.yau"'! State eoounu. by . toe, po(nts oojtllat thq varJilua ·i. , , :·> illtor . acll!Jils.are being taken ()A~UI'OLIS -· 'lteccnt liD"' P"l'· erruncn_l "!'t,ions regarcjlrW, i:looiry Pf/i:e •l¥lilort• w111 t.ai'!l·tlle '!.>. ,.j!pmeo !!aJr~ ~m#o 'bY..aiiJI>. stanllal ,ofuo","' .IIC . co~ to J. · ~"'11 , 'Melvi~ Gllbe~. ch;!fnjan, Agrl' be- ' 9'ulturai,siabilli(all~n·ri!l\io!'&era (181. vatlon ColflmlttOOl '· ' . "'!Jk · ~dniates ,re th~'tliolncres8o f..,-. in the price.• ""POrt level !rom · .OmP!I'od wil!l • ' $4 lD $4.28 ~ h~boundHor yesr ,a,... · manui~~~:tu~ 'mUk, with cQm. ~Uk ' pi-omet!Qn In tbo past parable increaS.oln Cia1sllluld three yeacs baa dr9P[lOd !rvm a · milk price• .'Jn Federal order rec:ord level of 127b1Wonpounds markets, wUI increase the caeh In 1964 lD llfi bUIIon pounds receipts' lD tile NalloD'.o dall')' In 1967. Whll~. i>ii<e-lllllll"'rt .In- flrm.i>rs abolil $300 million (5 ,, ereates In 19.66 ~)llgher min· percent) iilthemarlJtingytarho· . lmum· plicea !Or·lluld milk In itiMlnt~ AprU 1 1988. · .Fadlrai nlarkoiO~deraroaohave · ' ' helped to ~ · the 'decline, lh<>1 have ,nat roYoroed 11. average mllk!at contont or ID· Tho noli-'-rtprtce of$4.28 proidmatoly 3,7 per cent. An Is a nailnnal overasa ._rt elfllvalent ._rt price for 3.5 price for· mumfaetl.arln& mUk. of per cent manufacturing mllk ls COME AND SEE Th·e One We Have For Only S79S lnstaDed on Your Truck and READY TO GO!! SIZES 50x63, 75x68, 100x63, 50.90, 75190, 100x90, and 150x90 Also: 45 Inch Lengths • Look at All Our Travel Trailers, Too • ·'GALLIA A·UTO SALES , DON MINK, OWNER 5 Miles West of Downtown Gallipolis ROUTE 35 1 , ,. ,.. "' . :;..., ~ "" . ' '"'•"'! #/ l ";. ' I .1966 Lincoln r 4' . ~~dpo~fii;'bra- lil'.~we~~~~~ff.i'Po- ""1 ows, stereo · , . .BI;!au+iful · iNI\ite · leather ·.''BlaCk ,.. ,. fint's~. A. t'r '"""nd. 4'"""' mt'les on t"lrei, ''· n """' UUV IJ;nmaculaf&. COnd. 'Tilt SfperinQ <'· ' • ' · ' · ·· ' . Wer win .·'S, • ... _ ·' • ,. J Invites You to Attend Their 2nd Annual .., ' ··- ~ . .. .. .. " .' . Jemima '·'' Two Oiarges.F'ded r ' ' ' ,c ., ' . . •, .' '· a-•- I'll .., ''"-4 1 ,-t' ::.,_• I . ... , . r-t• . ·r '., • <.• I I!IJo.l 'loa. '1': ... AUIT JEMIMA ~ICAKES and SYIUP ·': '·' Wilft , I ' . b;.Ul0/1:t .: .•·) 't ' • . ars;J ... · ' ' I" ,, ., ·, ,' ........ P• .... I ~ • • . . 'J: '. ·· TICKm~-~: ATTHo;! . ' :: . .' ·' .' •' . ,• .•.i_ ~. j< .. • ' ... • li.voriin~. ~lle· t,1t'tc~ailb are. partldP,Ii~·~~ •this'id~mu11ity event and,tlcic~ c;n be DU. . . . ... .. . ·' • "ri·. . . "··'· '\ ' ". . 1,~. .. �' '"'>'Jl." I I >j,~, .. .i" ,, ~- ·qm •<u~· TI ,'1,•',~· ~- .,,., .,,..~ : ~p ' u '2) l9GS .,,.;r i' 1. '4 t ' · · ·· _,,. ., · .,, Jl.~!fY ;~~~~~-r:s:4till~f~ Set at 901o p~;:~~~;"_~;;;':· ~ w::=~,:;~~;ryr~ ' or " ti<lt·.IJPPCIII.-tllllr>'P r 1 c e . · , lllllPPL111J,•IJIIIc be sot •I 9.0 per ! . , c~nl:cl!lii!OI'!~Jor ~marketing. year bct:ln~~g ,\prl! t,' Socre- .' .a - l;!r~ . or.olerlcolluro Orville t., , ~\roern~;/'WUOoouncod . The a<· .•11'1!1 ~Df"'"IIU> support !rom $4 R · .•1<>-,t.n ..,.r; hu!ll!l'Cdwclght. . ''!!lif! \~emtvy .• hao ~ ...: toAU\Illl!'~- lhajltil~ presolnt ' ,)- 4!1f~tlalo · OYer iho price , .•~ao\I!I'IM mUk, ., PIIilna .produl"!~ ·prlcea for fluid · ·rf\k ,Jn· 67,.1'ederal Order mar)<eta, ,1!1)1 be PIe a 1 In•the of. «((rt Marjorie ' . li of the next pleas court Which Is beGin - - {Iller . 1969. The a · · ·. -er. l fendants ~ng . ' POMEROY- The milled weal ensemble of Meigs High School, directed 1>1 Mlso Roberta Kro,oUIer, will beamont~tlletalenttaldnt~ Plrt In the fourth annual Miss Southern Ohio Pageant tD be hold at 8:10 p. m. on May 4 at the Pomeroy Junior High School. The grow wlll)olnmembersor the Big Bend Minstrel Associ• in on bills of ln- tion and others in providing en.. tertainment between segments of Class 'WI•JJ Hear Speaker GALLIPOLL'> - Mrs. William C. Campbell, AVCO Broadcast1118 Corp., Cinc!Matl, wlll speak on the topic, ••Your Tomorrow" at 7 p.m. Monday for the meeting or Cooperative Office Education Students at Gallia Academy High School. Mr1. CamJ:bell is a resident of Lower River Rd., Gallipolis, and former manager ot Gallipolis RadiD SlaUon WJEH. Mlcbaet W; Bowman, ortl ce Products Salesman, ffiM Corp., will . discuss and show modern eflllpment In hia presentation, uyour Tomorrow.. in Office Elflll>mtnt. Vlelde Roach, president of COE, wiU give the welcome at the meeting, hila Pratt, vicepresident ol COE, will Give the COE Creed. VIckie Roach and olher COE Students will intro· duee the guests. COE students gain practical and valuable knowlodge of of. nee procedures by working one hall • day, each day Monday their associated firms lnclude Linda Abbot~ Holzer Ho!ll>ltal and Clinic; Darla Adkins, Ohio Valley Livestock Co.; L' n d a Baird, G. C. Murpby Co. (!lrst semester); Mary Bays, Halliday & 91eots and Holzer Hospital and Clinic; San<lv Bradbury, Gallla Count.\' Heallh Department; Reba ·Bright, Holzer Hospital and Clln-' ic; Susan Clark, Clay School and Gallipolis Rambler, Inc.; Linda Haner, Ohio Valley Bank; .!tleryl Jeffrey, John801l .Grocery Co.; and Linda P. MaxweU, D u k e Cleaners. Also, 'Joan May~s. Holzer Hospital and Cllnle; Mary Maynard, Walhington School; Donna POr· ter, Grace Methodl.st Church; Stella Pratt, Nibert & AssoclateBj Vickie Roach. Gallipolis Clinic; Elaine Roberts, Holzer HosJ)ltal and Clinic; Estella Runyon, G. c. Murphy Co. {first semester); Cindy Sims: Gallla COunty Auditor's omce and Hol- zer Hospital and Clinic; Llbi>J Thomas, Dr, James DaUey's of. through Friday, in offices of lice; and Mary Thornton, Evans local bualnesses, tald M 1 s s Packing Co. and WJEH Radio Roach. Station. The 1968 COE students and • are granted_ An alll>licatlon lor FAA f\utd5 waa oo1 of the question .men Vinton Coilll;y realdents began talidns of an airport. There was no establlohod air traffic In the ~· oeonomlealty depresoed ares. Yet a t,100-toot l'lllwa.Y is now under eonltrucdon in v i n t 0 n Couni;y, Ral- Purina has mov. od Into lhe soUthern a,lo COW1If ud Ia buildlns s new hatchery. AIIsUn POmlor Company Is expandlng Its VInton operation. Loa· Iller and autornollve supply con· cerns show interest in Locating Ia the area. All companies have express~ od their need for an airport. In · fad, representatives of the Ral, PUrina Company ......- and got - a written awe- . algned 1>1 Gov. Rhodes IIIII Crabtree, Insuring the conIntent of the coont.Y the story of What they did to a airport. The state grant of ~100,000 or less, is earmarked only for conllructlon at the count.Y airport. Malehlng FAA funds are also available, as are financial baeldnga ey inmstrleslhat stand to profit from the useoftheeounty alrpori facilltleo. The uae or several oounl;y airporto - even during construetlon stages - shows the widespread need lor the cnun\y air. port program. Collapse of tile Sliver Brldlle at Point Pleasant, W, Va.~ last Dec. 151 hastened the opening of lhe GaiUa-Melgs Airport, one ml)o south of tile bridge dlsastor site. construction eq.dpmeot I,Y Idle In the airport darkness wllon an emergency hookup of runway lights gelded of!lclal lns~cUon and rescue teams to tile airport and bridge scenes. Stump.& were being cleared from the Fayette Coonty airPo>rt olto """' a Piper Tri-Pacer eaeaped a tllreatenlns storm by landing among bulldozers a • d trucks oo the unfinished runway. In Jackson County, teams of mediCal speciaJlBts now ny to sm&J.l area hospitals to perform complex 1urgery. Hospital teeh~ nieltnB on '1JlCJOd runs" are beeomlng commonplace at county airports in previously hard..toreacb areas. LUesaving uses of new count;y airport tactlitiea are increasing. But in Ohio, the program is gear~ ed to OJIIIIIIIIon of industry and of emplo)iment. nu! new·airports, Rhodes pre~ dieted at tile state or the pro. gram, "will attraet ao much as $2 billion In new ln!Nalrlal de· velopmont." The prodlotton was an ~st~''"!lent. ., tllree years, tho cpunty alrP<>rt pro. gram baa _.atod $5 billion. a,to' • alrl>O!'I program Ia sell- '"< ' Macy 'Brildbury, Jlebl?1e ~ Duape · ~W, Wayne Well, lllke Porter, ;i.ili;e Gress, Ke)lh Lis~ Denhls . sohUIIng, Alan' Blacl,. Jll.; ',l.rdetll wood, Gone Grato, John Relttbart Della K: and liUI llal>tonstall. Acc:ompao. R. Schoplo, . itt lB D:Jnna Weber. Hoill1 Klllln, lAiudSI\o Neanttme, it was llllrounced gey, Rlu Graode; Chelhlre; Raymond · ,Bioworo, tllat .100 has been contributodbl araa mare-s tD provide om. 1104 Teodora Dr.i Anna~Jeftera, cial Miss America troPhies ror Patriot; Ernest E. Bak~r. 1'11the pageant's three toP winners riot·, Gloria Slln!IO', Pa..w, ...,....., Laentertaimnent for the evening plus Miss Congeniallt,y and 1 tiler E. Smltlt, 601 Fourilr Ava.; gown competition. Later, the crown for Miss Southern Ohio. Ellie Saundera, 48 Nell Ave.; group will be <bing uStep to the On beb~ of the Pomeroy Loredlth Thompaon, BldWall; Rear" and "Cabaret'". Miss Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Francis Mundell, Bkhll!Pi Alber· Kraeuter, director, wlllbetlldng Molly HUI was in charge of se- ta Thorntlln, 5l Chj!~~e Rd.; part in the pageant entertainment curing the contributions. U>oors Glwgle Cottrell, ,;...;,.~ ·Earl also as s member ortllellliBend lD the fund are Tiny's Foodland, 91eots, Crown ·City; Jamea H. Minstrel Association. Ingels Furniture, Dutton Drug, Crace, Vinton; Marte Alexander, Making lP the ensemble are Kill's Battery, all in Middleport; VInton; F.rnell Welch, Vinton; Pamela Neutzling, Louise.TUUs, Nelson's Drug, ~wnie-Gross. Mary Ann Bowman, Chllllcolho Sherrie ~uler, Mel.isaDavJ.s,a.. Inc., both in Pomeroy; Ilivl5- Rd.; Ja11111s T. Johnsen, 447 Sec. ane Holliday, Cookie 1'flon1lson. Shuler and Paul Davies Jewelers ond Ave .; and Nora Hanes, 8cot' Carol King,ConnieBachner,Ber- Galijpo.lisi and Pied Pl,per town. naderte Hennes~,KarenGrlm.th, sortI Pt. Pleasam Curtis Porter, DlrcbastarRl; .,., and Legan'• I Rnby E. ~g, .556 Fourih Ave.; Cathy Morgan, Nancy Harris, in Athens. Merrill L. Johnsen, Patriot Star Rt.; Dtlma Kin&, Crown C I tY; 1t Dean H. Dari~s, ·273 Jack eon Pike; Doris Am} Brown, Rl. 2 Gallipolis; Stan101 Saultders, 317 0 Fourlll Ave.; Vlrsinla Russell, · Rt 2 Patrlol; Eva c. Faulkner, POMEROY - Letters fo be facilities are limited and only B~dwell; Looltel,lalloway, Crown mailed to out-Oi..count;y members 500 people can be served at the City; Daphna Broyles, 934 Secwere prepared Thuroday night banquet Tickets wlll be sold ond Ave.; . Footer Lewis, Pat. when the Pomeroy IUgh School on a first co'me.tlrst served · riot; J•mes L, Hood, 2t!IO Eaot. Alumni Assn. mot at tile Pome- baals. ern Ave.; Harriett L. Bo1J81. roy City Hall. The theme lor tile 1968 reun- 2145 )!altern Ave.; Maurlee R, This year ln-coontyalumntwho ton will be in gold in recognl. DeLillo, Rl. 2 Bidwell; Sophia will be holding special annlver· lion of the 50th anniversary of Manus, CroWl! City; Freda F. sary reunions will also receive the association. Tickets are a~ Felker, Lower River Ril.; Row~ letters. Paul Casci, 1968 pres!. vallable at tile Ne" York Clolll- land 1.11111811, Patr.lot; VOI'IIOII E. dent, ls stressing that all Meigs lng lloute, lhe POmeroy Pastry Holley, ~"'!'01 L• .Tile· members purchase tllelr tickets 9lOp and the B.R.W, Hardware ker, Addl8011: · Judi.Cb McCu:lt;y., as soon as nnssible since the in Pomeroy in attiltion to tbe 2145 Eastern Ave;.: FraneesBrY.·Middleport Pust.Oft'iee. The price an, Crown City; Lawrence lAc• 1s $3 . .mlch lncludeslhe dinner, \ key, 437 Firll Ave.; , L. this year's _..n wjdch ISO<>aponoorod 1>1 lhe , Po_meroy Chamber of Commerce and Ohio Eta Phi Chll>ter of Beta !!jgma Phi Soror!cy, ~ ·presentallnn 1>1 _tile mixed ensemble will be ' 4 Muslc to Watch Girls By" ju&t bet'ore the curtain opens to got the P~ eant underway, Later the gn>ll> will present uTheSIJaQ)wo!Your &nile" as a part of introductory ·~:J~~:>!1~~~~ that . ~~·Race \' Rt. 2 GalliPolls, IDod a t>ottlion Friday lnGalllaCouni;)'Common PIISs Court for 8 diwrce l F ed Ka ground 1 80 rom .r see, on gross nesiect or dut;y and .,._ treme cruelcy. The coUPle wat married Marth 3, 1953 at Deyton, Ohio IDd have eight children. Tho plaintlll also seeks custody of the chUdren and alimony, ON HONOR ROLL GALLIPOLIS - Rose Marte NorthUP, daughter of lolr, and Mrs. James A. Norlhl&>, 159 Gufleld Ave., was U1tod on tile honor roll for the winter aemea.. tor at Ohio Slate University, Those alWblo!of the UalinB roCeivOd an averq:e of at leaat 3.5 (M.O; B-3.0) and wert enrolled for at leaat 12 credit hOurs. TWO FINED MIDDLEPORT ..,. Two defenllanta were fined f25 and' cotta each In the court or Mlddlq10rt Mr,)our C. 0. Floher Fridi,Y on cbafps of ,~~~~Clean Premlno. Th01 are .Curt Housh and ~Ma llldcl01. bOih or M!ddlo- !Ira. ""n. CARS DAMAGED POiolEROY Two·esrs ~ere haavlly ~,aod 111 the result of an 1<<1- <JI1. Uif SIIY~~raville Road olrl¥ ·rrtdi.l'. svenllw. SboJ>. Itt Robert Hatte<lliOch oalll. Dr!-.. era 01 tho .llil<!los .wrre·F-e tngtualneo~..ldlndltstryma,to 11. n.r~~,lt~! . P~~~ • . lt>catinno. Alraally, lldlatrles IDd ljlll w. !bllh, ),, Pprtland ' RoUtli I. Durlt COIIIPiolned r Mra. ehllt , ~ .tho .111111li ~II. No ·ebaiP• ~ beea 'tUod ' " Iii ~~. ' *""" ' ' ' .. ' conditions for each 24-hour per- the lnc:!l'ease in the support levIod aa recorded ey Pole MeCOr· el for manuracturiDg milk. 'llte mlek at the Fairfield Weallltr buying prices for bu.tt.er are not being increased because or the Station. Day illgh Low Prec . favorable market demand ror &lnday 78 53 .12 butter. It is expected that CCC Put· Mll!Kllcy 76 38 .34 chase of butter wtU support the Tueoday 6630 Wedneoday 67 38 .38 U. S. average prlce of butte~­ Thor oday 82 ~4 ,04 fat in farm-separated cream at approximately 66 cents a pound Friday 77 41 · ' eta~, Chelhlre: ~ Green. . :.mlng Delbert loUrlln, Gallljlolls; Wll· 11am Mootpnory, Ga!Upolla; Cbarlos L. Dow!or, 206 Klnoon Dr.;• and T. A. lolcOIIcy, Rio 2 ·. BidWell. · :' ' ' R~en Lanier, Rt. 2 -eh; Slanlay M. lllrrlooll, Gall[j)olia;' Wit Efllo M. l'ennlncton, Rt. I Ga). Roller . 1\-ue llpolla; Robert Massie, Nin111- and~ l!artln up; lolerrtll Saunders, 113 oar. He a mem!IF • . field Avo.; Mlell¥1 1., Harrinl- . ~It; Amerlcln ~~ ~C._., ton, Brentwood Dr.; ~!apr VI· MldciiiPO>I; lllildl'"rt II 1""""1"('"-7;.:.,...---...,; ola cartor, at arapo !!!·;. Lena 1ooc1p seaj ,AIIadul T~ J:oo: . H. · Durham,· Vinton; Willie H.· MJ, 11lmllao, IDd a ~· ~ ...._ : ero, 437 Third Ave.; U~Biaz- aon. Re Mr,Yod •llj ,World W~a . •. , er, 13 Grape St.; llenlle Mit. and Two. ,, 24 cruz.i St.; :Carol L. Davis, 183 llr0ntW90d. Dr.; lrY1n Potter, Oak' HI..Uj J~ L. Leach, Cheshire; Olrlstqllter Biara, Gallljlolls; Vlrsinla Ur· win, 1072 Second Ave.; Vlrsinla Howell, 1925 Che- St.; Pa· lrlcla Marlin, 1125\1 Second Avt.; AudriY Brewer, '!boi<mari; and lrla B, MUier, 532:· ~ Lurena M~> ~lOIIi Ralph •!lewis Vinton· Amerlea l, nonfat dry milk and cheese are being raised enough to renee! atures, preclpitatwn and welther Del..;,., "'~"·"' "''~.J.llllaah';i·.:::\~lytr.r,;m = ~c:-~tu\!, 1'ft; . T e m per- 11ar7 F, lllddle, 17 Vlntai' Aye.; cbell, 4U lfed8eWOOil Dr.i Elizabiih Batlsr, Crown City( &IKingery, NorthUP; ·JldiOrt Er1iln crown City; LOri Irei18 1 823 Fourth Aye.;Ray Hall, Crown C lty; Stanley ~ry, Cl'4hm City· RaYmoqCfRoUib B14·well; DoroiJ,y MtOr, 281 Jaet<.·· son \ Pike; Joe ~sOn. Chelhlre; Mary Jlrllmllol~. Crown City; Pearl- Buoh, 107 Second Ave.; Holen Demltoil, those or· Rulland iDd MlddloPnt Crown Clcy; Notma Brannen,• IU ... Schools. Crvwn Cilf; Clemmie LawiiOll, "' Rt, I Gallipolis; Eotber Good., Rd.; · Bornleo J1ro. PO'"'RO'Y _ _0 cara were then J. Sleets•. au:. '" damqod andthedrlnroronens .<rested on tWo <htrBe• u the reault of an O<cldent at the lntersection ol Main and Court Stu, Frl<lo,y arternoon, Pomeroy pollee tald, Medlum daoilges 'were lncUJ'M rod !J> a car driven 1>1 Alii L. U4'"'' ...•• 32' pOMIJ'01tand"~ asoa· ware' ,..Qt to one drl•on by Edsel Towler, 48, Athland, IIJ, . ~-1 ••• er ·'I!'" arre st"" ..,. on c· ha rges r drl-'bile •~XI 0 .... w u- c- and --•- I .r ed ·I'""'' ,_,. .... ~ T"omre we.-. GALLIPOLIS - ... . • '( :. ' n· · ·.. ''.. J J '. , .. ·~ ·,.ey it· ' Try comparing any "other CflliiJ*t · · . .ll!o..od · sravealde br F - • Po•t tdmbors. Frtands · ' ' BOL:ENS •, IIJ,)'tlme. ' ·i ¥1-a. POMEROY-, olanalluck, 71, dlod IIDIJIPOC.tadl¥ Sllunlay JOOrn(lwitlhehomtofherdiucb! ter, Odeaaa. ~'~• . ROIM,JO¥j ~ ifra.. ~ COLLIER "·SERVICE STORE ' ' . . .' ·' ''"\. ' Saturday 55 52 .21 Aver.ase high temperature for the week this year 71.4, 1 as t year 75.4. Average low temperature for the week this year 48,0, last year 49.3. Total pre•lpltatlon lor the week this year 1.09, last year .56. Total precipitation to date for this year; 9.90 lnchea, last year 14.09. ' ·~ CHUCK .A ,;,.,. .. MRS. ANNA BUCK· . tractor with a Bolens Hilsky. Compart quality, features, perfonnance .and 1pricii Che,ck the extras on a Bolens thAt you don't pay extra for. Choice of many models, ' .;· ......·~·~·:ltf:a.~~~:~::;; ~Hlrltlal average precipitation annually, 38.40 inches. - the 1967 average price. SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL 01 tile sl~l lor 111!119~ 'tlllOal program l'l'celvod by_'lhe DQpartit10ftl .• Farlill •.Which have r...,.llled il: S. ~· . .leT, ooto- rye bases or, Agri~ll!le• 4..'l have 8,132,,612 .acres In such Clllilltpl thai a recjll'd · n~ b~_j"\" wbJcl\ Wheal ean be o( fari1UI ;._ 842,134 ~ a !',_,..· .... tar ' record .,etcelijap , .- 8~,4 -. qt In add11191t, mt1 with 947,r.:...... _·. JL..' allotments •thO ' national' wlisat ~ 1I 1'64 acres Jl:. uo "!'~"""!"«! a!II)Oil tariho: have Uque&toid :. 150 per coot A.Uotmeota on aljlm!d farms over seed~ or ~/lair ~lotmento. '; -!' . on P- totolod 50,604,S4!. acres Out· of Ut\der,thltprograrnop~on, wheat tho naUooal lllotmooil 'i!f 39,254,- rrowerl need to store under bond 1196 acres. The prmoos re<· lilt farm acreap In ord of SU ·p er cliolt or tho IIi- exco11 of thefr allotments. tinnal allotment on lllelod '"""'" . ~?_?~W,.-?.f,w.'iU,. As your Sealmark Jfock of Ages Authorized Dealer we'd be happy to cive you a free copy · · · · · ·· Programs are Given Studv . · • l'klll l lol•l'<l "''r' S.rro1t~.• b.> th ~ Olno ~all "l t' u~r >hl n" ro. G ~I. Ui'O LL.., IJAIL I 1 JUJU ~t: ~ Ja Hlr~ A ot ., !.allipoh •,OhtD,U631 l'ubl "lu«< e-~1• "•~kd•.> "' '' " ' "~ ~«l'V' ~~~rO. ~. !Soe• Ono.l tla•' l'O• Il ~" l'lld •' t,all lpel ,., Olno. J.;<oa J li U Mt ( lrank ~,...., , , l'omero.>. Oh io, U'i:l{ Plil(l>hud l> <'r• ~to.... ~J.,I f\~M·o: f '«'J)I ·"ialu,. 6;1 •. I nlt r N 1' •~• Dro1 • 1••, n o~• I1111: mauer ll Pom•r · ~ , ot,.~ . I'"" olfl l!<', Tl ll ~t ~ OJ. -~1 ll'il 1111' rltr.o. K.o u r r 1~ 1 d• ,l: .orw,l ·""'lila ). l~o. · [1111' W <~ IL ~~ H.'( aini l , nn11 .••·•1 $1'; ~e..· h. HJI'TIO"' n-1 rt.:) The three traditional Chris· tian creeds are the Apostles' the Alhanasian Creed. ''~ mun11" ~ ·,, tt . r~t l!lOIIt~• I J; ~l•t~h"r··· "''' .' •~• i). LU; "~ m~>rllh> SG. , ~ r~• mumlr• u .:; u l'h~ Ha1ll .'ifnllrii!L , ~"" .• uar !I!~;"' 11'1(1111110 ·~ : o; ' """' nro• I ml>rnlo • n. l nll•~l l' ro·.- lll ii'H•U •t>rloOI " " " 1".. WI• o;ll lr ll o<l "' th ~ """ lrro publ "a " "" of all "'"" ol•'i'• " ·l•" • rrt-d• l..l •o 11"" ,,.w ~pape r 111 ll r ~ 11><41 """" p.tl>l•>h!ld h~r<!ln .1..., STANLEY A. SAUNDEIS MONUMENTS GALLlPOLlS- VernpnA, MeNair, Count.v&lperviBOr,andGall Russell, COUnty Ollleo Clerk, atU!nded tile .Soothtm Dllllrlet Meeilna. April 17.18 at Chilli· colhe of tile Farmers Home Admlnlllratlon. Programs disCussed we r e 352 TIURD ~ VE, 446-11'1'1 GAWI'OUso 0. vca BllGffi'EN UP FOR SPRING WITH HOME · OUI READY MADE FfflST SHOWING OF TRUCK CAMPERS DRAPES INSTOCIO •FLORALS • PRINTS e.PLAINS We Now Have ALarge Shipment of New Pickup Campers on Display! • 'I to.• loall opulr> l nb""'' in Olroo ill<.lllnl ~H'­ Credd. the Nicene Creed and I" ' :In 96"' .. .,.;ru~ullled,. 'I ""' . '1- ,. · onomlc, Oflportli!dty loona. ~•Ill . -.uon wao dire~ on how It> work witlllho rural poor to lmproye lnoome and Improve llvlnrl CODIIIdoos. Al!l'ooe wlaldns It> know how McNair can asalll with a par. tlcular problem may write to approximately $4.12 a hundred Farm OWnership loans, Farm Farmers Home AdmlnlatraUm, ()OUilds. Operating toans, Rural Houtlns P. o. Boll 380, Galllpolla, IIllo, The COmmodity Credit Corpor· loan a, Rural Water and Sewer t5631 located at 95 S,camore alion's IIIIPI"'ff beying plices for Ph. 446.0565. Weather OT/.f ':: Way Dr: \· wu A be open to the ' public rollowlns the banquet at $1 per peraoo . The next meeting will be held at Pomeroy's Cil;y Hall at 7:30 p.m., April 30. All ol!lcofS and truatee memben are urged to b t to epare slate of n~:eora for .the year. This year also will mark the final graduatlns class !rom Pomern.Y olneo oex1 year ten!oro of Pomeroy wlllbe,.,.blnodwiih v. , 2 ~· EIUler DeVIl, A,ddl· ~--• " - - Cl... ICI'I; ;,_·' .--uer QWIIIPfl,, IUJVnn . ·""' Letters Prepared J'or planning branches ~accnt to coonty airports read like a listing of America's name brand promets. Amongtllem: AvcoCorporation, Timken Roller Bearins Company, Ken sill Trailer COr~ poratlon, E. L. DuPOnt de Nemoors Cornpaaw, Mead Paper Corporation and General Tire and Rubber Company. IJVORCE ASKED GALIJPOUS _ Mary Ka50t, •• munl~ r PHS AIUmnl ~~!~!~!: IIOC1ired IIi ~ I} • ' ,-, i? I h·or ,/')· UJrvmaftl' · ,. a,.Lt!POLJSl'lnal 'resuus 'il' • FlH, n:. 11 Airports Generate B!IHIOOS:: = (Continued f p ) rom as• t money Ia also available lor oounty airport construction- but it's hard to got, FAA 1\!ndlng or alrporta re.pres lhat elr trafrlc tn a given area reach a certain level of actiYit.l' before funds ·soLENs Ensemble in Pageant P~ ' or day, May 6. The. pellt or trial jury wlll be called When the need i llitel. . Since Ute last grand jury a total of 25 transcripts have been filed against 15 persons tor grand jury action. &lme of the cases, have been dlspooed of . lbroogh bllls of information. . . Presently there are only 11 ' \ transcripts on file against 10 . poriOns. ft Is quito possible, ) too, that before the grand jury eon.venes, at least two of these wlll be disposed of, with lhe de- ' •.nd consc.yau"'! State eoounu. by . toe, po(nts oojtllat thq varJilua ·i. , , :·> illtor . acll!Jils.are being taken ()A~UI'OLIS -· 'lteccnt liD"' P"l'· erruncn_l "!'t,ions regarcjlrW, i:looiry Pf/i:e •l¥lilort• w111 t.ai'!l·tlle '!.>. ,.j!pmeo !!aJr~ ~m#o 'bY..aiiJI>. stanllal ,ofuo","' .IIC . co~ to J. · ~"'11 , 'Melvi~ Gllbe~. ch;!fnjan, Agrl' be- ' 9'ulturai,siabilli(all~n·ri!l\io!'&era (181. vatlon ColflmlttOOl '· ' . "'!Jk · ~dniates ,re th~'tliolncres8o f..,-. in the price.• ""POrt level !rom · .OmP!I'od wil!l • ' $4 lD $4.28 ~ h~boundHor yesr ,a,... · manui~~~:tu~ 'mUk, with cQm. ~Uk ' pi-omet!Qn In tbo past parable increaS.oln Cia1sllluld three yeacs baa dr9P[lOd !rvm a · milk price• .'Jn Federal order rec:ord level of 127b1Wonpounds markets, wUI increase the caeh In 1964 lD llfi bUIIon pounds receipts' lD tile NalloD'.o dall')' In 1967. Whll~. i>ii<e-lllllll"'rt .In- flrm.i>rs abolil $300 million (5 ,, ereates In 19.66 ~)llgher min· percent) iilthemarlJtingytarho· . lmum· plicea !Or·lluld milk In itiMlnt~ AprU 1 1988. · .Fadlrai nlarkoiO~deraroaohave · ' ' helped to ~ · the 'decline, lh<>1 have ,nat roYoroed 11. average mllk!at contont or ID· Tho noli-'-rtprtce of$4.28 proidmatoly 3,7 per cent. An Is a nailnnal overasa ._rt elfllvalent ._rt price for 3.5 price for· mumfaetl.arln& mUk. of per cent manufacturing mllk ls COME AND SEE Th·e One We Have For Only S79S lnstaDed on Your Truck and READY TO GO!! SIZES 50x63, 75x68, 100x63, 50.90, 75190, 100x90, and 150x90 Also: 45 Inch Lengths • Look at All Our Travel Trailers, Too • ·'GALLIA A·UTO SALES , DON MINK, OWNER 5 Miles West of Downtown Gallipolis ROUTE 35 1 , ,. ,.. "' . :;..., ~ "" . ' '"'•"'! #/ l ";. ' I .1966 Lincoln r 4' . ~~dpo~fii;'bra- lil'.~we~~~~~ff.i'Po- ""1 ows, stereo · , . .BI;!au+iful · iNI\ite · leather ·.''BlaCk ,.. ,. fint's~. A. t'r '"""nd. 4'"""' mt'les on t"lrei, ''· n """' UUV IJ;nmaculaf&. COnd. 'Tilt SfperinQ <'· ' • ' · ' · ·· ' . Wer win .·'S, • ... _ ·' • ,. J Invites You to Attend Their 2nd Annual .., ' ··- ~ . .. .. .. " .' . Jemima '·'' Two Oiarges.F'ded r ' ' ' ,c ., ' . . •, .' '· a-•- I'll .., ''"-4 1 ,-t' ::.,_• I . ... , . r-t• . ·r '., • <.• I I!IJo.l 'loa. '1': ... AUIT JEMIMA ~ICAKES and SYIUP ·': '·' Wilft , I ' . b;.Ul0/1:t .: .•·) 't ' • . ars;J ... · ' ' I" ,, ., ·, ,' ........ P• .... I ~ • • . . 'J: '. ·· TICKm~-~: ATTHo;! . ' :: . .' ·' .' •' . ,• .•.i_ ~. j< .. • ' ... • li.voriin~. ~lle· t,1t'tc~ailb are. partldP,Ii~·~~ •this'id~mu11ity event and,tlcic~ c;n be DU. . . . ... .. . ·' • "ri·. . . "··'· '\ ' ". . 1,~. .. �' ' ' ,. ' al' . .lprotm~n 'r"'. year~, ~ ai , b!iOn oocomiulated OQIIOerD!nBihe• . , relit!Q~ ol ~.U anllcon~ PI'>' Come in -and ., dl.otjbn; lllal!t ~·- {;o!lniY ra.-.. mero will beoonolderlilgwiiathir I ~attonihiPs as thi!.Y pient tQrn wldrln the next •everalyears.~ .Coo'matlon 11 now avllllable which COMPARE II~S gettlog to~~=p:~: the pereentage Chance o[ a certain amOunt ot pro- c)pitatloo d!u'lng any one week Jul,y 1• tnan' uld ::==~ durlni the summer. tton. ' • pro<b>o. r of ~ wo \ Researchers have shown .thata · ln · · ~d alJiQ l.oeal information on this Is pliinlilil(lliDO. computed for the per!Dd 1933 to very crltlcal'tlme !or com In Its 1965 at the Calllenter Sob-Station need for water I• at the tlmepOI.. Collllll' Is lti area .f ~-== ol the Ohio Agricultural Research llnatlon takes place. Thlo period regil)n for ~orn il)'brtds. Involves the time when sUksfirst ~ to tho Agronomy Guide, o and Develo.pmtnt Center. It Is rather Interest!~ to ..note aweor to the shedding o1 pollen lull season com .would hOve the · '"'"'""If Index oiBOO. -Acoo~ that. over the 28 )'eir perloc:l a b.Y the tassel, . THE IF Ill the Agronomy Guide corn 111certain week in JUly seems to Here. is, where the ."Jf'' come~ brids in the 800 range take12l,to have a small percentl,ge or 110&-!o ln. If we could ~ermine the 125 do,ys to.mature. · slbUl~ of foUl'-tenth! ol an Inch of rain or than 'tliiJ week week when thei'e would be great ~. H -we aver(lge this out at a 123 preceding and thoweek!Qilowing, probabilitY of rain to corre.. do,y _maturiiY thep the Ieoath or Whlie no definiterllconnnendlir pond with till~ pollination peflod time' from polllnatlon to maturltlon can be made currentl,y as \0 w.e might be able to Increase IY woold be 53 da,ys, ~acting ways in which this inConriatioh our ifroductlon by several bush- ~ 53 from 123 glves us 70 ~8 from the emergenee or com can be used., farmers would lb. els. A related fact Is that from the , lo the desired week of Jul,y 12th, well to begin keeping their own time of poWnation pil)'slolog>and . 7U ·days before Jul,y 12th weather data figures. James Wells, Area Extension cal_maturlcy W:lthmostcorntbai'e the NEW INTERNATIONAl: 444 a with any other 3-plow • HI. more flitt IO llfYI 1/JI flfmlf. to temPtl'ltW'eB, corn llelds W&f ploiied • lnclltlll, n Is· lull _PiaDJ;q dtiPth prtdlcllonll ''!Oil Ned oln,' ID !>1ontiDI dePth lo for mtdl·.m:.tzed aeOd, with rionnal 1inn- · perature led ...01-. c~~ I! tloDs. ~·~· in 'tate ' when mollt and tho lowt -eorn """'r than 'UI• HIIOR 1'k to , tlollltW ma,y wheels should be good seed • to • aoll pee Ially. u · creaie' io tho 70 level. The. Ned ' . are Prelerrtd to BY JOHN COOPER Cartwrl~t o1 Mason, Harold Eel- the trees in a groove made by than 2lnchos. Soil Con scrvatlon Service ward a qf (ire,r Road and F.diUl coulters on the planter. A pair 11 eoaentlal to ol wheels behind the coulter firm Masoo County Berkeley or Robinson Run. ·' . PT. PLEASANT - The disluddltlon planting oo these the soU In around the tree root& p~n. Whllo miii.Y pqlo sa,y you trict work crew has finished private farm&, the district crew after being ptanted. Bert Hess can't do much ib0111 tho. wllthor0 planting trees on about 40 acres planted 13 acre!li on the B & 8 of 13 Mlle Creek Is operating ~<ll'ittlltJ ~ rl!liill¥ ~ lJ>. or land belonging to several peo- strip mine lands behind West one or the tractors. fol'lliatlm! wh4:h wlll)ttlli ua make pie in Mason ColUlty. The·larg- COlumbia near Lievlng mine. use ol woather Pattotna that have est single plantations were on NOT LONG AGO we-worehelp- o<:~urre4 In rece~ years. land belonging to Cornstalk Land TREE PLANTINC ON Ule land lng D. L, Calhoun of Alilton with Company of Flatrock and the belonging to Wesl"'\\lrginia Pulp a revlllion of a conservation plan P-Ill!! Johnson Estate behilld West Co- • and Paper Company Is progre•s- on hls farm. Mr. Colh01111 had Lay of the Land Trees Set Out on about 40 Acres We'll prove to you why this new tractor Is your finest choice, whether you need a thre,·plow first tractor cr a take-charge utility helper. • Thrifty, quiet4-cylinder power, 36.9 hp PTO' or 38 hp PTO' gasoline. 1 8-forward, 2-reverse transmission gives wide choice of speeds. • Differential lock for .extra traction • Constant-running 540 rpm PTO. • Slh ·foot turning radius for easy maneuvering. • Low, 51· inch hood height for outstanding visibility. • Draft· controlled 3-point hitch adjusts automatically for smooth, steady plow1ng. • Added con11enlence: con. venient controls, faster-reading instrument panel, deluxe 1hick·foam seat. See the new lnternational444 here now ... put it through its paces . .. find out for yourself what It to Meigs Equipment Co. Re•r Meig$Gen"ral fjb.pilli PH. 992-2176 ,' <. •M•nufecturtr't ..tlmiH" fngvel')' n.itel.y. The District has trees and Virginia Casta, of Johnsoo Estate, planted 6,000. Others to make use o1 the Illstrict crews to plant trees were Dale Barr, or GunvUle Road, Lfrl'Y ~\1\v~n,, , ~f .l~¥il•.~~eek, the Panta..,e Co~',. carl • " ' '-'"' "'''- ' ' "i. b • P~wcra 01 vlenwooa, aco ur- 1 dotte of flalrock, Jake Sol)lerc ville, near Greer Road. G I en n 25 to 30 men employed plantlng oofl)el~ land. In addition to hand planting, there are two mechlnlcal tree planters in .~ifGi These tree planters.. '\1'1\; ~~ch'.'JJI!lle<! ,.,_, ~ •• in i.lfs -,' 1 8,,_,,, Ilium·> .. P"!J' ~r--~1!\Uld.,tht , !~~~r ali!l)>l(lntJ - u.e can do. . lumbia. Cornstalk planted 7,000 ' 11 ·: ·• ~ -l :,;'f'OMERO ,. y' . ••••••••lll!l::-::~~~=~~~---•••••• THE •uv•n FEED W RE-HOUSE ,.,. '· AREA I ••r \ hOWe P"-' Kentucky' River Patrol no More FRANKFORD, Ky, hi~ praise for Kentucky 31 teaeue a:owec( on some st'iep ~ that had former~ beeit erod- lng. . In describing Kentucky fescue. Mr. Calhotln; .aaid~Itf!Wces~ torue.• staP~•-~,rr-!'""Jl!or;~• comes ear~ · tidlili· IPi'i'ili;'lt·ltl •'-"••i''"-~lt"l'""' '"ll• ~~ .., as"" · "!' ~ ·WI ept It good If It It kejll llllorl, and It 1rill stand the tramo." -·•r,··•ttl Roberta Circle Elects Officers llna. pallll'andmalron and chair- Mr1. Ella ... This .Week-end ' CAMPER $79S , ... ,.- ' EnjOy' oommll!ee; Mrs. Nilqml Klnl. Gra!>d· Ruth; llar7. Grosvenor, ll'and reprelllllllllve of Arl2ona; Clare Mo8fl~. ll'Utd npre...rnatlvo o1 Now lletdco; and Cora Webb, olopuey 81'and ma11'<111 ol Dlstrlol 25. Alao presented were dlstrlol ollleen Including Barbara Fls- meeting, eher of tbelterhlll, prelident; ~ W!J&Iiot, vice prellldenl, c\1. 1\iw blftlit4\ performance for y!'riible is a . jqgJnstan~ tractor by ~ ~Pe.!fl..~: ' ntrlnl !be ovonfilg the - illvlded Into groopo to dlleUSI (UPO - ished Its River Patrol system along the Ohio River and dis' missed all 20 men who Work. ~trolmen: -· ' The River Patrol will be oom~. blncd With ar11011 !Jtvoitlptloo and accldenl cmtrol lllder tho operation ol the , State Pollee Departmeni. The ·move reported~ will save the state some $450,000 annually. of ALL NEW FUiNrrua£ • ONLY PRQFEsSIONAL _..,..,. PHOToGWHY . auv oN CONVENJEtir 1BtMs t11i.ll••••· . '!;•a.-.,, Olll!i . ... .sAFFollrs STUDio ,.......... . "· "" itRt, w. v•. .•: WOllam 0, ·N~ SW<I Commissioner ol I'Ubllo SafelY, said Friday tlie aclldn •was !Pen upon the re<ommeOilatlon oiGov. IAJule B' Nmiil'lellll<;leacy taak force. · - · pertalnfntl to oflice. The dlvlalolls are past matrons. worthy matrons, a1aocl~ ate matrou, conclletress and asIIOdataeatdUel:resa. seeret llll8r Bflla were ex' cllanpd with noma• belni reveatod. Mr1. Nellle Tracy pve srace preeedlns the .u-. Aolllllln& with tho servllli were mendconcluded, It for ·•1 any would itoor re<omerodeil He The state of Kentucky has abo) .. ed as river ~th, Mr;. Marie Curt, and Mrs. Jonloa, with Mr•. lloroll1¥ Woodard hlnclilng the table lln'llll8lllen!S. The meeiing ...,cledod wltb tho frlandllhlp olrele with Mrs. Tracy KlviDc a pra,yer poem. Members from cllapterl In Athena, Meigs, alorpn, and WalhIDJill)a Counties llteedod the mati' or·the Intematlmal temple ·:: ·:::: .:::: ::·:· " •.,. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHI'119 Attend Services ' AIMO,.'AIIIIJ'IIIwsllp POIIEIIOY - Mr. and Mrs. lllrold E. TriPlett worelnWell., 11111 ·BIIurdq morning !or the fl>. ue:ral of t.~. brqther, lrYia TriPlett, 51, who wuldlled lti .allllllano oruh W.....ada,y. 11111 wia read at 10 II. m. S.. ur\111 II the Silo Pu·"'"' Paul lll'Yk•• ·'' b.\' thelieY.F-~ BuriOIWUitithe .. .at~ .. . PICI)icland PltiO PlrtiH and all around town, car~ Ianda! fashions from Italy follow the fun wlt..-Mr , you gol With all your sun-time ca-11, •-·""• smart casual comfort of a bucldf!(l tliO!lil · in ()range, Y~low, • Coffe~ cr..lnl leath!f', • sthll!iPV;DJ! sling In White or Muu'llt~l!;=~: the cut out and style, upptl*l or Dart Brovm o �' ' ' ,. ' al' . .lprotm~n 'r"'. year~, ~ ai , b!iOn oocomiulated OQIIOerD!nBihe• . , relit!Q~ ol ~.U anllcon~ PI'>' Come in -and ., dl.otjbn; lllal!t ~·- {;o!lniY ra.-.. mero will beoonolderlilgwiiathir I ~attonihiPs as thi!.Y pient tQrn wldrln the next •everalyears.~ .Coo'matlon 11 now avllllable which COMPARE II~S gettlog to~~=p:~: the pereentage Chance o[ a certain amOunt ot pro- c)pitatloo d!u'lng any one week Jul,y 1• tnan' uld ::==~ durlni the summer. tton. ' • pro<b>o. r of ~ wo \ Researchers have shown .thata · ln · · ~d alJiQ l.oeal information on this Is pliinlilil(lliDO. computed for the per!Dd 1933 to very crltlcal'tlme !or com In Its 1965 at the Calllenter Sob-Station need for water I• at the tlmepOI.. Collllll' Is lti area .f ~-== ol the Ohio Agricultural Research llnatlon takes place. Thlo period regil)n for ~orn il)'brtds. Involves the time when sUksfirst ~ to tho Agronomy Guide, o and Develo.pmtnt Center. It Is rather Interest!~ to ..note aweor to the shedding o1 pollen lull season com .would hOve the · '"'"'""If Index oiBOO. -Acoo~ that. over the 28 )'eir perloc:l a b.Y the tassel, . THE IF Ill the Agronomy Guide corn 111certain week in JUly seems to Here. is, where the ."Jf'' come~ brids in the 800 range take12l,to have a small percentl,ge or 110&-!o ln. If we could ~ermine the 125 do,ys to.mature. · slbUl~ of foUl'-tenth! ol an Inch of rain or than 'tliiJ week week when thei'e would be great ~. H -we aver(lge this out at a 123 preceding and thoweek!Qilowing, probabilitY of rain to corre.. do,y _maturiiY thep the Ieoath or Whlie no definiterllconnnendlir pond with till~ pollination peflod time' from polllnatlon to maturltlon can be made currentl,y as \0 w.e might be able to Increase IY woold be 53 da,ys, ~acting ways in which this inConriatioh our ifroductlon by several bush- ~ 53 from 123 glves us 70 ~8 from the emergenee or com can be used., farmers would lb. els. A related fact Is that from the , lo the desired week of Jul,y 12th, well to begin keeping their own time of poWnation pil)'slolog>and . 7U ·days before Jul,y 12th weather data figures. James Wells, Area Extension cal_maturlcy W:lthmostcorntbai'e the NEW INTERNATIONAl: 444 a with any other 3-plow • HI. more flitt IO llfYI 1/JI flfmlf. to temPtl'ltW'eB, corn llelds W&f ploiied • lnclltlll, n Is· lull _PiaDJ;q dtiPth prtdlcllonll ''!Oil Ned oln,' ID !>1ontiDI dePth lo for mtdl·.m:.tzed aeOd, with rionnal 1inn- · perature led ...01-. c~~ I! tloDs. ~·~· in 'tate ' when mollt and tho lowt -eorn """'r than 'UI• HIIOR 1'k to , tlollltW ma,y wheels should be good seed • to • aoll pee Ially. u · creaie' io tho 70 level. The. Ned ' . are Prelerrtd to BY JOHN COOPER Cartwrl~t o1 Mason, Harold Eel- the trees in a groove made by than 2lnchos. Soil Con scrvatlon Service ward a qf (ire,r Road and F.diUl coulters on the planter. A pair 11 eoaentlal to ol wheels behind the coulter firm Masoo County Berkeley or Robinson Run. ·' . PT. PLEASANT - The disluddltlon planting oo these the soU In around the tree root& p~n. Whllo miii.Y pqlo sa,y you trict work crew has finished private farm&, the district crew after being ptanted. Bert Hess can't do much ib0111 tho. wllthor0 planting trees on about 40 acres planted 13 acre!li on the B & 8 of 13 Mlle Creek Is operating ~<ll'ittlltJ ~ rl!liill¥ ~ lJ>. or land belonging to several peo- strip mine lands behind West one or the tractors. fol'lliatlm! wh4:h wlll)ttlli ua make pie in Mason ColUlty. The·larg- COlumbia near Lievlng mine. use ol woather Pattotna that have est single plantations were on NOT LONG AGO we-worehelp- o<:~urre4 In rece~ years. land belonging to Cornstalk Land TREE PLANTINC ON Ule land lng D. L, Calhoun of Alilton with Company of Flatrock and the belonging to Wesl"'\\lrginia Pulp a revlllion of a conservation plan P-Ill!! Johnson Estate behilld West Co- • and Paper Company Is progre•s- on hls farm. Mr. Colh01111 had Lay of the Land Trees Set Out on about 40 Acres We'll prove to you why this new tractor Is your finest choice, whether you need a thre,·plow first tractor cr a take-charge utility helper. • Thrifty, quiet4-cylinder power, 36.9 hp PTO' or 38 hp PTO' gasoline. 1 8-forward, 2-reverse transmission gives wide choice of speeds. • Differential lock for .extra traction • Constant-running 540 rpm PTO. • Slh ·foot turning radius for easy maneuvering. • Low, 51· inch hood height for outstanding visibility. • Draft· controlled 3-point hitch adjusts automatically for smooth, steady plow1ng. • Added con11enlence: con. venient controls, faster-reading instrument panel, deluxe 1hick·foam seat. See the new lnternational444 here now ... put it through its paces . .. find out for yourself what It to Meigs Equipment Co. Re•r Meig$Gen"ral fjb.pilli PH. 992-2176 ,' <. •M•nufecturtr't ..tlmiH" fngvel')' n.itel.y. The District has trees and Virginia Casta, of Johnsoo Estate, planted 6,000. Others to make use o1 the Illstrict crews to plant trees were Dale Barr, or GunvUle Road, Lfrl'Y ~\1\v~n,, , ~f .l~¥il•.~~eek, the Panta..,e Co~',. carl • " ' '-'"' "'''- ' ' "i. b • P~wcra 01 vlenwooa, aco ur- 1 dotte of flalrock, Jake Sol)lerc ville, near Greer Road. G I en n 25 to 30 men employed plantlng oofl)el~ land. In addition to hand planting, there are two mechlnlcal tree planters in .~ifGi These tree planters.. '\1'1\; ~~ch'.'JJI!lle<! ,.,_, ~ •• in i.lfs -,' 1 8,,_,,, Ilium·> .. P"!J' ~r--~1!\Uld.,tht , !~~~r ali!l)>l(lntJ - u.e can do. . lumbia. Cornstalk planted 7,000 ' 11 ·: ·• ~ -l :,;'f'OMERO ,. y' . ••••••••lll!l::-::~~~=~~~---•••••• THE •uv•n FEED W RE-HOUSE ,.,. '· AREA I ••r \ hOWe P"-' Kentucky' River Patrol no More FRANKFORD, Ky, hi~ praise for Kentucky 31 teaeue a:owec( on some st'iep ~ that had former~ beeit erod- lng. . In describing Kentucky fescue. Mr. Calhotln; .aaid~Itf!Wces~ torue.• staP~•-~,rr-!'""Jl!or;~• comes ear~ · tidlili· IPi'i'ili;'lt·ltl •'-"••i''"-~lt"l'""' '"ll• ~~ .., as"" · "!' ~ ·WI ept It good If It It kejll llllorl, and It 1rill stand the tramo." -·•r,··•ttl Roberta Circle Elects Officers llna. pallll'andmalron and chair- Mr1. Ella ... This .Week-end ' CAMPER $79S , ... ,.- ' EnjOy' oommll!ee; Mrs. Nilqml Klnl. Gra!>d· Ruth; llar7. Grosvenor, ll'and reprelllllllllve of Arl2ona; Clare Mo8fl~. ll'Utd npre...rnatlvo o1 Now lletdco; and Cora Webb, olopuey 81'and ma11'<111 ol Dlstrlol 25. Alao presented were dlstrlol ollleen Including Barbara Fls- meeting, eher of tbelterhlll, prelident; ~ W!J&Iiot, vice prellldenl, c\1. 1\iw blftlit4\ performance for y!'riible is a . jqgJnstan~ tractor by ~ ~Pe.!fl..~: ' ntrlnl !be ovonfilg the - illvlded Into groopo to dlleUSI (UPO - ished Its River Patrol system along the Ohio River and dis' missed all 20 men who Work. ~trolmen: -· ' The River Patrol will be oom~. blncd With ar11011 !Jtvoitlptloo and accldenl cmtrol lllder tho operation ol the , State Pollee Departmeni. The ·move reported~ will save the state some $450,000 annually. of ALL NEW FUiNrrua£ • ONLY PRQFEsSIONAL _..,..,. PHOToGWHY . auv oN CONVENJEtir 1BtMs t11i.ll••••· . '!;•a.-.,, Olll!i . ... .sAFFollrs STUDio ,.......... . "· "" itRt, w. v•. .•: WOllam 0, ·N~ SW<I Commissioner ol I'Ubllo SafelY, said Friday tlie aclldn •was !Pen upon the re<ommeOilatlon oiGov. IAJule B' Nmiil'lellll<;leacy taak force. · - · pertalnfntl to oflice. The dlvlalolls are past matrons. worthy matrons, a1aocl~ ate matrou, conclletress and asIIOdataeatdUel:resa. seeret llll8r Bflla were ex' cllanpd with noma• belni reveatod. Mr1. Nellle Tracy pve srace preeedlns the .u-. Aolllllln& with tho servllli were mendconcluded, It for ·•1 any would itoor re<omerodeil He The state of Kentucky has abo) .. ed as river ~th, Mr;. Marie Curt, and Mrs. Jonloa, with Mr•. lloroll1¥ Woodard hlnclilng the table lln'llll8lllen!S. The meeiing ...,cledod wltb tho frlandllhlp olrele with Mrs. Tracy KlviDc a pra,yer poem. Members from cllapterl In Athena, Meigs, alorpn, and WalhIDJill)a Counties llteedod the mati' or·the Intematlmal temple ·:: ·:::: .:::: ::·:· " •.,. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHI'119 Attend Services ' AIMO,.'AIIIIJ'IIIwsllp POIIEIIOY - Mr. and Mrs. lllrold E. TriPlett worelnWell., 11111 ·BIIurdq morning !or the fl>. ue:ral of t.~. brqther, lrYia TriPlett, 51, who wuldlled lti .allllllano oruh W.....ada,y. 11111 wia read at 10 II. m. S.. ur\111 II the Silo Pu·"'"' Paul lll'Yk•• ·'' b.\' thelieY.F-~ BuriOIWUitithe .. .at~ .. . PICI)icland PltiO PlrtiH and all around town, car~ Ianda! fashions from Italy follow the fun wlt..-Mr , you gol With all your sun-time ca-11, •-·""• smart casual comfort of a bucldf!(l tliO!lil · in ()range, Y~low, • Coffe~ cr..lnl leath!f', • sthll!iPV;DJ! sling In White or Muu'llt~l!;=~: the cut out and style, upptl*l or Dart Brovm o �• OJ$Jtf)"ClF16 F!tt!CiConference to ·, ApFil27 ' otncen ' lowS; Mra. Cllarleo ow:•r ~~-~· , O!lcl Standll)s llillea, R'I!!r; director .. · ~ollid · mliil :Dye, <:Ouni:ilo !'1111 Rlchllrd i)o..n1i.a_ man, and IJomo·ond Rev. Paul Jclbnion. Lunelloon will be :aorvod _and reaorvatlona llhould be nuide J§ar will on lllsy 13 at . throuab the local PTA unit. " Pleasure Riders 4- H Club . ''i:'""'; Plans Balance of Program ' POMEROY - Oftleera C&ro· bll Jooes, steve Pl>woll, Nancy Crow, Kar111 Grlftl11t, imd Mila Powell met at 1lto hoino of tholr advlaor, Mra. William Downie, · on Mmclal, Al>rll 15, II> com. Wedding Ceremony was Event of April 75th ,. l $peeker Asks r~ ' Talents for • : Poverty War POIIEROY - Twel•o ,__ bero were IDIU- when Ute Pomeroy Cbapler of the Futuro Toad!era or Amortca mot this weok. Tbo 8fGUP Included Mary Alb, lJoda Beal, !berry Blacklion, Ka1lty Francis, Graeo Kin& COline Jean . - · · Mary .....MeQJwuJ, Rad!ord, llebeccaRad!oN, DorotiiY Neutzlln& Ed Bmllh IIIIIBeveri)'ThomPIIOII. Gloat apoakor wao Ute R e •. ·• Bill Perrin whoadriaedlbo' _ . , to uae 11telr taloola 1n !lllld!DI poverty aad ~poranco. Rs!rellhmonts were aerved. AttenciDg boaldes11t0ae named were WODCIY C&rper • Cbarloa Clark...,, Pamall Crew, !bella Faulk, Paula Friek, C&1lty ~'ultz, Gene ~-~. Gruo181', J eaneue 'lt,U-, ... _,."' ~ J·~ .... ·~-w Pear· r, Sauer, • ~DIIlll, - • - • · ·~· 1011, •Lola _. R- · • Alia 5erlmllhor, llllllla Smith, L Boetor Stlnra, Cbarloo v...,.., · DlaM Woyoramlllor, Barbera 'Mdle and Mlas lfellll Bmllh, ••• .......... -"'"~~*'~'~,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ii::,:-·;~>':1<:,,,,,,,"\r ! P'l'.. PLEASANT- ~- " Sh~~ive n··Bride·-·Elee t· !- ' • ·' • )11 ;,, ..--·-·__,.. 200 women Interested · •. ·f- ··' · • • '" ~f In better and more olrectivo POMEROY _ Mlsa R o b y commlltooa will -Ute an- Steams, brtdo-eloet of llandall nua1 Homo Demoastratlm Reiber, was honored wl11ta-Council ProsramplannlnsOJn. or Friday ovonlns at 11to homo loren,., APrU23 -2t,at.Jaek. of Mlsa Mary Am Harris. ICII'a Mlll. Tho club !fOIIIIIl Co.Jiosteos wao Mrs. Dolbort wW be exeeutlve boord &nllll. Whim ~ bolla onc1 members, prelldonto of CDUIIl;y pink and white atresmora deeOCIIIII<Ila, elubprolldonta,- orated 11telllfl table.~awore eommltloo membora, aadoauileonduc:tod by Debby Ha,yea w111t IJ! cammlltoo cbatnn!ll. prizes being """ by Mrs. BIU ·=::»=:::::;:w.:::::;:x::::::::::::::=:=:::::::::::::::::~=~~:>.::: Cornell ancl Mra. Bob Reiber. Mrs. MariJIU'et Johnllon was a,wa.rdad 11to door prize. Ro!rolhmenll 0! cake, Jlllllch, eo«ae and mlnll wore aorvod. Atloadlng bolides 11t0BO 111111od ware Mro. Steams, !fro. ~~~aey..leaD Roaoh, Ervin. Rlllllda, POMEROY- ThelloliaCoUJ>o Kimbler, Mrs. Bertha Jdm·II' Biding Club wW moot 11 7 p. Mra. Mary Eaatorday, Mra. VIm. Monday at the Koli• CountY ola Corilell, Mrs. Dor<lllly Bmllh FelrJrouncla lor a wiener rout and Mary, MN. Mary Lou llle followed by • mooting II 8. Elich and Pat!J!, Mrs. Emma.Aclama, member Ia 1o taka his own wlo•,. BeYerb', 9w'an, Teresa, and oro ond bunl with aolt drinks to TAIIUIJ1, Mra. Geraldine Crosa, Dlaaa, Della, Dad.ae, Debra, IIIII be Provided by the cl..._ Doma. Blanebo Easterday, Mrs. liDNew. ruloa of the Ohio V·"-· _, Pat Smf11t, Ill's. lfArP Watson, rae !IJow A1111. wW be a-~• ,.,.. able II tbo meet~rwo Any IIIODibor Mr a. l'lllWa Harris, PaU;y and '.·•r. .. ,. ' · • ' Bodo'. 011ttra pro-ng ." *' .-'•· !" •· . EARN SPECIAL HOSTESS GIFn oncl HOSTESS CREDIT • . • Mrs. Naney Ervin aad RboiMII, · Mary X..,. Yost, Mra. Wanda Noillel', Mrs. Linda Dovls, Mrs. Jsuls Gollroa, Mrs. EUzabelb Salser, Mrs. Ted Mil safe, Mra. Emil ~ Mrs. Lela Eaatorday, Wlllfe Cross, Mr. and Mra. Reed Mloa Pat R e d- Trf-AVisory Meeting Held .at GAWPOI.IS :KiOGfR·STORE POMEROY ; .... ~ . .. 1\11\PIJIJ( • ' A"·, ~llltE . '" lrOJer • 'L . '· ' . You · RIO G~ANDE- Mr. and Mro. Maurice Forgey pve the program lor .the Tri-Advloory Council meeting held recent!)' at the bome ri Mrs. Finley Rlehards. Readings and poems by Ella Wheeler Wlxc'"' and Walt Mason were featured. Twoolthem at 7:30p.m. The annual awards •1-r . • ' ... . ~ ' ' OF CEI~ .\MlCS - MI'S. M. B. Martin, ' ,t,._ ' _,.,~,; lj talented .... 'r- ' ·- . 1. ' .r i' ' . . r_ ~ ceramie~ a r tl 1:1 t ~:~hown wOrking with rolling pin and cloy mahlng an original contalqer • Mrs, Martin 4;4 "" • • .. . ,.. Tof ·. Valut.· . .,·.): •, ' ' gave the program Cor U,e gap. den club grot!P and had mBI\Y pieces ol hei- w~rk ondhploy, ~ ;u ,,.,?. IHl~:: " ... ~ !~ :.'""f.,. ., .•.,· . . ., lristnlctor PAULN HYSIU Mlnwavllle, Ohio Phone 9494•71 - - - -- 1 .- f!IP~!'flcila•J t'lllir~mrilr-1 ~ days and ffle 3oth wedding~· versary or Mr. and Mts. WUber Parker. f ' E;njoylng tho day were Mn. Dana llamm, Dora"Hamm, Mr. and r.lrs. VIrgil Hamm and Tom; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm and Cindy; s,muel lllichael, GN-1, LOUise and Lonors; Ill>. and Mrs. Wliber Parker, Eric and Edward, and Mr. and.Mrs. J, L. Mlehaol. ·· :-JUOGl:-r~( WILLIAM AM MER FOR COURT OF APPEALs REPUIUCAN Pd. Pol. Att. Birth Coun· ICnlgtr PLAYTEX t,. .... , crfnl. ': . r-. A!iril23-ltlclng For The Stat w • l Outer 5Doce Holcft The s.cnt . Of A 8llter Tomorrow MOVIe-:rill"CHILDHoOD OF\ IISJJS Mro. Cboryll'lpp, Mro• • GALLIPOLIS MOTOR·CO. SALESMAN OF Til MONTH THE . PIRATES ' ' ' I .. ~ '; r ,< . . ... ·;, ..FIEL: D··•• . .: . ,IMay '11 ·Af 4~ll'. ' · ·I ., . '· ~·.,~, ' ' .1'- ·~1-• 11 ' . , · ' : I'};.-.,, ; ... . ~ . I 4REE-·, . . · { . . ' . T1(1(th,AVQ.AaU . •· ' ' .' • .OF. ilftWo .. 'i'i I . ~ ,..If . ~" . -1, . ,. ,.,,, .' " .. . . .. $12.99 ' ~\ ' We ,Are Mavin• A Birthday But You Got Tho Gifts 1ft EXTRA SAVINGS ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY 'AT .OUR FA~S ANNIVERSARY' SAi:E - 1'0% ·--- OF YOU• PURCHASE IN AOOITIONAL MIRCI'UIDISI OF YOUR OWH SELICTION' OR IONUS CERTIFICATI FOR THI AMOUNT DUI YOu-FOR LATER USI MY FOI NOW·IIY· SHORTS $2.99 ~ .. .. . llO.w National AdverUsed QUEEN CASUALS Naosau- Bermuda - JDIIca ' Sun. Aprii21-0vr Shlltorld WorldWhat Is Coming? Will There Be World Piece or Atomic PI-? 10¥11-THE ·BIRTH OF THE SAVIOUR. . . .. ' . $8.!! •t BRA and GIRDLE· "luach. FREE BIBLES EACH NiGHT! $6.99 ' IOTIIUS lAY ;· 7:20P.M. ·POMEROY ELEMENTARY SatOOL .1.1....,. Ave. : $12.99, NOW $15.99, NOW $19.99. NOW $22.99, NOW Michael Family Reunion Held marketlllg. Retreahments were served by the hostess to 17 members and lour gueata. ;rho next mooting · w ill be held In lllsy at11te homo MINEI!W ILLE - . A family reunion was cn.io.Ye:d at Ute home ol Mr: and Mrs, David Williams. of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mlchaol on Easter ~nday In ubservanco j .. SPRING DRESSES.. eiteoucED ' cus•ion oo the problems of farm llllMO~~T IL\'fiOI'i • BETTER · eua""'' (cr -1!'0 1alr ·boolh at 11to · d!Mer wW )>e hold on Mai- 16, · ·at 6 p.m. . Nat reauler meellng of the band booaters will J;oe lllsy 20. There wiU be election ol now of. fleers at tbot Ume. All mombora are asked to attend this meeting. --------. and mu s ical program for the served by the churches on 111sy 19. residents ot lhelnllrmary. Harland Vol~ led a dlsllural Life &mda.Y will be ob- -1!' I . 't " of . wore Time lor Willow WhloUes and Bud Watching. Devotions were givOD by Mrs. Elmer McCarley. Mn. Clar·ence Davis reported Ute dogwood trees had been j>lanted at the (;allla Count,y Infirmary and that tnc Women•s Council ottheFarm Bureau had given a religious ~ri~s Effectiv!l Sunday, An•il Your Qualified THE BIBLE IN THE HAND, ·cRUSADE honored pill Mra. Merlo Harria, Mrs. Bortba !Pftcor, Mra. Leo Loo,. M!Jl Rose .Karia ~ Mro. Belt!' T9"'Y, Mlu u,. Whitmore, llloaJoon E;O!!IUI' i>Pon•cli1!1er~!IIOC­ Gallio .COuniY JID)lor FJIIr. Plana were mad:e II> have a 'l"'elal mooting wlfl!lllesthftlle ~atera to complete arransoriionts for tho booth •. A dal8 wllllllannounced ..... The 8fGUP plana II> oOrVe the 1 Ohio State ClvU Service Em· . ployee's AasociaUon dlm~r on MIQ' 11. James Clendenin, band dlroctor, announcodthefollowingscbe· dule for "the bm>d membon. A concert will be held on lllsy 9, Richards Home •' ...._., ~ .. 'Wilnda .the Ky..- •!Jl;aek Band Booat;ro .with .a ~ Teach ·Ua ·;Ill Pro1. · Plana """" c~~·,... ' YOU ARE INVITED TO ilfla II> the ~ '"'" CfiEIIIIIJIE '• .- . Ins ' · jj;;;;;Oi Riding Club Will Hold Wiener Roost who wilMa 1o alloW lor Polnta 11t11 must nod(y lbe club SO<rttarY at 01100. Plana wW be dlseuaaod lor holdfns a two-day horae allllllln Juno. .' Arts, Cract Club I Quilt A Uoef)ll Hobby .. · . 8¥$t~r~,: -~ v.•; • ., "l .. Announced - ".i ,,. • ' ., ..., I" "' ,. I J>l:.1,."-~/~~. ~flqn · s t~~it . . . ... horaea. on Jul)' 2~ thor~ WU1 be Ill- ~ng oGler praetlee aoaalal)at11to!alrlfOOII(IJ, at wlll,ch time the par. MlllDLEP,OIIT.;. Mr. led Mrs. onto wW ,bo Invited 111<1 will be Jamoa o. Rib~, ~r•. outerta1noc1 1 w11ner roast. are 8llllllUIIdna ille blr1lt or a · 'i'rOJeel books mull be lliineii dsu&btor, Tin Jll3fl'l, ~ on in at thla maotfng. on Auauzl 5, April 9 at 11to ,Loncoator-Fatr· · Karen Grllll1lt will give a dom!ll>ld Hoapital. Tbo in!llt woiab· onatratloa .., grooming, aad- od IOVOII JIQUIIdS, ..... 01111..1. dlln& rhlllll. and un~ a Mr. and )Ira. I!IJbl1ard bave two hor.. whlll 11to club -u at ...,._ Cbrlojopbor,llx, and Erie, .her home. ' ' The laat mooting will be AUII· ···~· . Mr. IIIII I!OiT,.~er of . . uat 26 at 1 p.m. at tho I •I r- llllddloport ·'* )o!r~;~ ·Mrl.·. around• ""'"' project books will Carl ~!¢bard ol !lrr&CUae ori be returned, and mombora will Ute ·~onto. kro. Warrtoi have a trail ride. Daria or llllddloporilo a iP'eal81'811dmo11tor. •, pllco plana lor tho Jll'OII:&mrlor tho remahldol- or 1lto yoer lor the lllelp t-11 Plea..,.. Rldora. 1belr nat meeting wW be Ma,y It at 11tellomo of E. J. Hill at which Umo WIIICII wW give a talk on boo! earo and a quaU!Ied lnatructor one on !lrat ald. . Mrs. Larry Sellars On J1iDo 3, tharo wW be 111~ other mooting at the Hill homo whon steve Powell will talk on the dlll'aront broods of -horses and Karon Griflllh will lead s dlscussloc on lbe parts o1 a r· horae. Thoro wW be a prseuee aeasloc wlthlbelr horae• at Competes Women own Ute land· on the San Bias Islands, which lie tho lllelp COUIIIJ! Fatrgroundson MIDDLEPORT - Work on a from two to 10 miles .off the POMEROY - At 11 a.m. on Aprll 15 at the Sl<:red Heart C.U... Juno 18 and on JUly 9, a vetericoast of.Panama. lie Clmrch parsonoge, Mln Agnes VIr~ White, dalljlbler of Mr. narian will d!acuso the esre of ,PI! Wll compleiod whOD the Bracl>ury Arts and Cra!la el~ IIIII Mre, Walter White, Ebenezer St., bol!ome. the bride of Larry mot Wodneods.Y, at the homo of 0. SOilera, 100 of Mr. ond Mrs, Harold SoUers of Portlond. FDU::MEN CALLED 'l'llo ceremoi\V was perfonned trude Raub, Mr. and Mre, Cillo PT. PLEASANT - Tho local Mro. Max Davia. kro. flwl Wlm preolded at bJ tho Hev. Fr. John Turel. For roll MclleDzlo ond doushter• !Ire department received a call Uta mooting. Thoro was a ssek her wedding the brideworoablue Nanette ond Jo, Mr. aad Mrs: at 8:05a.m. Friday to Ute Rlverlunch at ,_. and members de- l q t h dross wl1lt white~~> Wallar White, llobblo Am ond view 11m at Gl........_ The eoceuortoe, Tho atiO!Idantl wr Mark ~wn, !ilaroo y0 .._, ftuO. tabUIIhmOIII waa complotoly do- cided II> start spring clresaos Linda Warner of Pomeroy... ro n ...., Linda W ... stroyed by a blaze of 11111mowD at the nat meeting 1o be hold CorUndo ,._ of Po-'--" .., · • arner, ~•. ...,....or •""'"" Ellen WUoon, Mra. 9taroo MliJ.. cauae. Tho ftre had made too at tbo home ol Mro. lllu StewA rocepdon homrlre the co,.. or, Mr, and Mrs. SoUers, and much h - . , when Ute local art. A~booldea11toaenam­ Plo wu bald ~ ovenlns at the bride' a parents. !lremon arrivedtoasvo11tostrue- ed were Mrs. Clarence MurriQ', the home of the bride'• parente, The Mra. SoUora lo 1 turo. Damage estimates were Mrs. Earl Wener, Mrs. WIQ'IIB THE MooEitN WAY Cake, punch, leo cr0110 and eo~ at Pomeroy lllgh School. $6,000 lor the bullcllngand .,,500 Kin& Mrs. Olova Cottrill, Mrs. TO EMBROI~RY lao were served. Mr. SoUers Is emPloyed at 1110 lor, the contents. The 1m waa .Edl11t Ruoaall, .md 1111'1. James 41 VlvlciCoioc-s Attondlng tho rocepdon wore Grueser sawmW. They reside OWDOd by Lola R. Young, Glen- Whltlatcb. . ' Mrs, Eva Doosauer, Mre, Gel\o. 011 llolherry Ave. In Pomeroy. wood. Creek , · < ,,,.. Sehool.· '' .. \'.:r.. �• OJ$Jtf)"ClF16 F!tt!CiConference to ·, ApFil27 ' otncen ' lowS; Mra. Cllarleo ow:•r ~~-~· , O!lcl Standll)s llillea, R'I!!r; director .. · ~ollid · mliil :Dye, <:Ouni:ilo !'1111 Rlchllrd i)o..n1i.a_ man, and IJomo·ond Rev. Paul Jclbnion. Lunelloon will be :aorvod _and reaorvatlona llhould be nuide J§ar will on lllsy 13 at . throuab the local PTA unit. " Pleasure Riders 4- H Club . ''i:'""'; Plans Balance of Program ' POMEROY - Oftleera C&ro· bll Jooes, steve Pl>woll, Nancy Crow, Kar111 Grlftl11t, imd Mila Powell met at 1lto hoino of tholr advlaor, Mra. William Downie, · on Mmclal, Al>rll 15, II> com. Wedding Ceremony was Event of April 75th ,. l $peeker Asks r~ ' Talents for • : Poverty War POIIEROY - Twel•o ,__ bero were IDIU- when Ute Pomeroy Cbapler of the Futuro Toad!era or Amortca mot this weok. Tbo 8fGUP Included Mary Alb, lJoda Beal, !berry Blacklion, Ka1lty Francis, Graeo Kin& COline Jean . - · · Mary .....MeQJwuJ, Rad!ord, llebeccaRad!oN, DorotiiY Neutzlln& Ed Bmllh IIIIIBeveri)'ThomPIIOII. Gloat apoakor wao Ute R e •. ·• Bill Perrin whoadriaedlbo' _ . , to uae 11telr taloola 1n !lllld!DI poverty aad ~poranco. Rs!rellhmonts were aerved. AttenciDg boaldes11t0ae named were WODCIY C&rper • Cbarloa Clark...,, Pamall Crew, !bella Faulk, Paula Friek, C&1lty ~'ultz, Gene ~-~. Gruo181', J eaneue 'lt,U-, ... _,."' ~ J·~ .... ·~-w Pear· r, Sauer, • ~DIIlll, - • - • · ·~· 1011, •Lola _. R- · • Alia 5erlmllhor, llllllla Smith, L Boetor Stlnra, Cbarloo v...,.., · DlaM Woyoramlllor, Barbera 'Mdle and Mlas lfellll Bmllh, ••• .......... -"'"~~*'~'~,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ii::,:-·;~>':1<:,,,,,,,"\r ! P'l'.. PLEASANT- ~- " Sh~~ive n··Bride·-·Elee t· !- ' • ·' • )11 ;,, ..--·-·__,.. 200 women Interested · •. ·f- ··' · • • '" ~f In better and more olrectivo POMEROY _ Mlsa R o b y commlltooa will -Ute an- Steams, brtdo-eloet of llandall nua1 Homo Demoastratlm Reiber, was honored wl11ta-Council ProsramplannlnsOJn. or Friday ovonlns at 11to homo loren,., APrU23 -2t,at.Jaek. of Mlsa Mary Am Harris. ICII'a Mlll. Tho club !fOIIIIIl Co.Jiosteos wao Mrs. Dolbort wW be exeeutlve boord &nllll. Whim ~ bolla onc1 members, prelldonto of CDUIIl;y pink and white atresmora deeOCIIIII<Ila, elubprolldonta,- orated 11telllfl table.~awore eommltloo membora, aadoauileonduc:tod by Debby Ha,yea w111t IJ! cammlltoo cbatnn!ll. prizes being """ by Mrs. BIU ·=::»=:::::;:w.:::::;:x::::::::::::::=:=:::::::::::::::::~=~~:>.::: Cornell ancl Mra. Bob Reiber. Mrs. MariJIU'et Johnllon was a,wa.rdad 11to door prize. Ro!rolhmenll 0! cake, Jlllllch, eo«ae and mlnll wore aorvod. Atloadlng bolides 11t0BO 111111od ware Mro. Steams, !fro. ~~~aey..leaD Roaoh, Ervin. Rlllllda, POMEROY- ThelloliaCoUJ>o Kimbler, Mrs. Bertha Jdm·II' Biding Club wW moot 11 7 p. Mra. Mary Eaatorday, Mra. VIm. Monday at the Koli• CountY ola Corilell, Mrs. Dor<lllly Bmllh FelrJrouncla lor a wiener rout and Mary, MN. Mary Lou llle followed by • mooting II 8. Elich and Pat!J!, Mrs. Emma.Aclama, member Ia 1o taka his own wlo•,. BeYerb', 9w'an, Teresa, and oro ond bunl with aolt drinks to TAIIUIJ1, Mra. Geraldine Crosa, Dlaaa, Della, Dad.ae, Debra, IIIII be Provided by the cl..._ Doma. Blanebo Easterday, Mrs. liDNew. ruloa of the Ohio V·"-· _, Pat Smf11t, Ill's. lfArP Watson, rae !IJow A1111. wW be a-~• ,.,.. able II tbo meet~rwo Any IIIODibor Mr a. l'lllWa Harris, PaU;y and '.·•r. .. ,. ' · • ' Bodo'. 011ttra pro-ng ." *' .-'•· !" •· . EARN SPECIAL HOSTESS GIFn oncl HOSTESS CREDIT • . • Mrs. Naney Ervin aad RboiMII, · Mary X..,. Yost, Mra. Wanda Noillel', Mrs. Linda Dovls, Mrs. Jsuls Gollroa, Mrs. EUzabelb Salser, Mrs. Ted Mil safe, Mra. Emil ~ Mrs. Lela Eaatorday, Wlllfe Cross, Mr. and Mra. Reed Mloa Pat R e d- Trf-AVisory Meeting Held .at GAWPOI.IS :KiOGfR·STORE POMEROY ; .... ~ . .. 1\11\PIJIJ( • ' A"·, ~llltE . '" lrOJer • 'L . '· ' . You · RIO G~ANDE- Mr. and Mro. Maurice Forgey pve the program lor .the Tri-Advloory Council meeting held recent!)' at the bome ri Mrs. Finley Rlehards. Readings and poems by Ella Wheeler Wlxc'"' and Walt Mason were featured. Twoolthem at 7:30p.m. The annual awards •1-r . • ' ... . ~ ' ' OF CEI~ .\MlCS - MI'S. M. B. Martin, ' ,t,._ ' _,.,~,; lj talented .... 'r- ' ·- . 1. ' .r i' ' . . r_ ~ ceramie~ a r tl 1:1 t ~:~hown wOrking with rolling pin and cloy mahlng an original contalqer • Mrs, Martin 4;4 "" • • .. . ,.. Tof ·. Valut.· . .,·.): •, ' ' gave the program Cor U,e gap. den club grot!P and had mBI\Y pieces ol hei- w~rk ondhploy, ~ ;u ,,.,?. IHl~:: " ... ~ !~ :.'""f.,. ., .•.,· . . ., lristnlctor PAULN HYSIU Mlnwavllle, Ohio Phone 9494•71 - - - -- 1 .- f!IP~!'flcila•J t'lllir~mrilr-1 ~ days and ffle 3oth wedding~· versary or Mr. and Mts. WUber Parker. f ' E;njoylng tho day were Mn. Dana llamm, Dora"Hamm, Mr. and r.lrs. VIrgil Hamm and Tom; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamm and Cindy; s,muel lllichael, GN-1, LOUise and Lonors; Ill>. and Mrs. Wliber Parker, Eric and Edward, and Mr. and.Mrs. J, L. Mlehaol. ·· :-JUOGl:-r~( WILLIAM AM MER FOR COURT OF APPEALs REPUIUCAN Pd. Pol. Att. Birth Coun· ICnlgtr PLAYTEX t,. .... , crfnl. ': . r-. A!iril23-ltlclng For The Stat w • l Outer 5Doce Holcft The s.cnt . Of A 8llter Tomorrow MOVIe-:rill"CHILDHoOD OF\ IISJJS Mro. Cboryll'lpp, Mro• • GALLIPOLIS MOTOR·CO. SALESMAN OF Til MONTH THE . PIRATES ' ' ' I .. ~ '; r ,< . . ... ·;, ..FIEL: D··•• . .: . ,IMay '11 ·Af 4~ll'. ' · ·I ., . '· ~·.,~, ' ' .1'- ·~1-• 11 ' . , · ' : I'};.-.,, ; ... . ~ . I 4REE-·, . . · { . . ' . T1(1(th,AVQ.AaU . •· ' ' .' • .OF. ilftWo .. 'i'i I . ~ ,..If . ~" . -1, . ,. ,.,,, .' " .. . . .. $12.99 ' ~\ ' We ,Are Mavin• A Birthday But You Got Tho Gifts 1ft EXTRA SAVINGS ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY 'AT .OUR FA~S ANNIVERSARY' SAi:E - 1'0% ·--- OF YOU• PURCHASE IN AOOITIONAL MIRCI'UIDISI OF YOUR OWH SELICTION' OR IONUS CERTIFICATI FOR THI AMOUNT DUI YOu-FOR LATER USI MY FOI NOW·IIY· SHORTS $2.99 ~ .. .. . llO.w National AdverUsed QUEEN CASUALS Naosau- Bermuda - JDIIca ' Sun. Aprii21-0vr Shlltorld WorldWhat Is Coming? Will There Be World Piece or Atomic PI-? 10¥11-THE ·BIRTH OF THE SAVIOUR. . . .. ' . $8.!! •t BRA and GIRDLE· "luach. FREE BIBLES EACH NiGHT! $6.99 ' IOTIIUS lAY ;· 7:20P.M. ·POMEROY ELEMENTARY SatOOL .1.1....,. Ave. : $12.99, NOW $15.99, NOW $19.99. NOW $22.99, NOW Michael Family Reunion Held marketlllg. Retreahments were served by the hostess to 17 members and lour gueata. ;rho next mooting · w ill be held In lllsy at11te homo MINEI!W ILLE - . A family reunion was cn.io.Ye:d at Ute home ol Mr: and Mrs, David Williams. of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mlchaol on Easter ~nday In ubservanco j .. SPRING DRESSES.. eiteoucED ' cus•ion oo the problems of farm llllMO~~T IL\'fiOI'i • BETTER · eua""'' (cr -1!'0 1alr ·boolh at 11to · d!Mer wW )>e hold on Mai- 16, · ·at 6 p.m. . Nat reauler meellng of the band booaters will J;oe lllsy 20. There wiU be election ol now of. fleers at tbot Ume. All mombora are asked to attend this meeting. --------. and mu s ical program for the served by the churches on 111sy 19. residents ot lhelnllrmary. Harland Vol~ led a dlsllural Life &mda.Y will be ob- -1!' I . 't " of . wore Time lor Willow WhloUes and Bud Watching. Devotions were givOD by Mrs. Elmer McCarley. Mn. Clar·ence Davis reported Ute dogwood trees had been j>lanted at the (;allla Count,y Infirmary and that tnc Women•s Council ottheFarm Bureau had given a religious ~ri~s Effectiv!l Sunday, An•il Your Qualified THE BIBLE IN THE HAND, ·cRUSADE honored pill Mra. Merlo Harria, Mrs. Bortba !Pftcor, Mra. Leo Loo,. M!Jl Rose .Karia ~ Mro. Belt!' T9"'Y, Mlu u,. Whitmore, llloaJoon E;O!!IUI' i>Pon•cli1!1er~!IIOC­ Gallio .COuniY JID)lor FJIIr. Plana were mad:e II> have a 'l"'elal mooting wlfl!lllesthftlle ~atera to complete arransoriionts for tho booth •. A dal8 wllllllannounced ..... The 8fGUP plana II> oOrVe the 1 Ohio State ClvU Service Em· . ployee's AasociaUon dlm~r on MIQ' 11. James Clendenin, band dlroctor, announcodthefollowingscbe· dule for "the bm>d membon. A concert will be held on lllsy 9, Richards Home •' ...._., ~ .. 'Wilnda .the Ky..- •!Jl;aek Band Booat;ro .with .a ~ Teach ·Ua ·;Ill Pro1. · Plana """" c~~·,... ' YOU ARE INVITED TO ilfla II> the ~ '"'" CfiEIIIIIJIE '• .- . Ins ' · jj;;;;;Oi Riding Club Will Hold Wiener Roost who wilMa 1o alloW lor Polnta 11t11 must nod(y lbe club SO<rttarY at 01100. Plana wW be dlseuaaod lor holdfns a two-day horae allllllln Juno. .' Arts, Cract Club I Quilt A Uoef)ll Hobby .. · . 8¥$t~r~,: -~ v.•; • ., "l .. Announced - ".i ,,. • ' ., ..., I" "' ,. I J>l:.1,."-~/~~. ~flqn · s t~~it . . . ... horaea. on Jul)' 2~ thor~ WU1 be Ill- ~ng oGler praetlee aoaalal)at11to!alrlfOOII(IJ, at wlll,ch time the par. MlllDLEP,OIIT.;. Mr. led Mrs. onto wW ,bo Invited 111<1 will be Jamoa o. Rib~, ~r•. outerta1noc1 1 w11ner roast. are 8llllllUIIdna ille blr1lt or a · 'i'rOJeel books mull be lliineii dsu&btor, Tin Jll3fl'l, ~ on in at thla maotfng. on Auauzl 5, April 9 at 11to ,Loncoator-Fatr· · Karen Grllll1lt will give a dom!ll>ld Hoapital. Tbo in!llt woiab· onatratloa .., grooming, aad- od IOVOII JIQUIIdS, ..... 01111..1. dlln& rhlllll. and un~ a Mr. and )Ira. I!IJbl1ard bave two hor.. whlll 11to club -u at ...,._ Cbrlojopbor,llx, and Erie, .her home. ' ' The laat mooting will be AUII· ···~· . Mr. IIIII I!OiT,.~er of . . uat 26 at 1 p.m. at tho I •I r- llllddloport ·'* )o!r~;~ ·Mrl.·. around• ""'"' project books will Carl ~!¢bard ol !lrr&CUae ori be returned, and mombora will Ute ·~onto. kro. Warrtoi have a trail ride. Daria or llllddloporilo a iP'eal81'811dmo11tor. •, pllco plana lor tho Jll'OII:&mrlor tho remahldol- or 1lto yoer lor the lllelp t-11 Plea..,.. Rldora. 1belr nat meeting wW be Ma,y It at 11tellomo of E. J. Hill at which Umo WIIICII wW give a talk on boo! earo and a quaU!Ied lnatructor one on !lrat ald. . Mrs. Larry Sellars On J1iDo 3, tharo wW be 111~ other mooting at the Hill homo whon steve Powell will talk on the dlll'aront broods of -horses and Karon Griflllh will lead s dlscussloc on lbe parts o1 a r· horae. Thoro wW be a prseuee aeasloc wlthlbelr horae• at Competes Women own Ute land· on the San Bias Islands, which lie tho lllelp COUIIIJ! Fatrgroundson MIDDLEPORT - Work on a from two to 10 miles .off the POMEROY - At 11 a.m. on Aprll 15 at the Sl<:red Heart C.U... Juno 18 and on JUly 9, a vetericoast of.Panama. lie Clmrch parsonoge, Mln Agnes VIr~ White, dalljlbler of Mr. narian will d!acuso the esre of ,PI! Wll compleiod whOD the Bracl>ury Arts and Cra!la el~ IIIII Mre, Walter White, Ebenezer St., bol!ome. the bride of Larry mot Wodneods.Y, at the homo of 0. SOilera, 100 of Mr. ond Mrs, Harold SoUers of Portlond. FDU::MEN CALLED 'l'llo ceremoi\V was perfonned trude Raub, Mr. and Mre, Cillo PT. PLEASANT - Tho local Mro. Max Davia. kro. flwl Wlm preolded at bJ tho Hev. Fr. John Turel. For roll MclleDzlo ond doushter• !Ire department received a call Uta mooting. Thoro was a ssek her wedding the brideworoablue Nanette ond Jo, Mr. aad Mrs: at 8:05a.m. Friday to Ute Rlverlunch at ,_. and members de- l q t h dross wl1lt white~~> Wallar White, llobblo Am ond view 11m at Gl........_ The eoceuortoe, Tho atiO!Idantl wr Mark ~wn, !ilaroo y0 .._, ftuO. tabUIIhmOIII waa complotoly do- cided II> start spring clresaos Linda Warner of Pomeroy... ro n ...., Linda W ... stroyed by a blaze of 11111mowD at the nat meeting 1o be hold CorUndo ,._ of Po-'--" .., · • arner, ~•. ...,....or •""'"" Ellen WUoon, Mra. 9taroo MliJ.. cauae. Tho ftre had made too at tbo home ol Mro. lllu StewA rocepdon homrlre the co,.. or, Mr, and Mrs. SoUers, and much h - . , when Ute local art. A~booldea11toaenam­ Plo wu bald ~ ovenlns at the bride' a parents. !lremon arrivedtoasvo11tostrue- ed were Mrs. Clarence MurriQ', the home of the bride'• parente, The Mra. SoUora lo 1 turo. Damage estimates were Mrs. Earl Wener, Mrs. WIQ'IIB THE MooEitN WAY Cake, punch, leo cr0110 and eo~ at Pomeroy lllgh School. $6,000 lor the bullcllngand .,,500 Kin& Mrs. Olova Cottrill, Mrs. TO EMBROI~RY lao were served. Mr. SoUers Is emPloyed at 1110 lor, the contents. The 1m waa .Edl11t Ruoaall, .md 1111'1. James 41 VlvlciCoioc-s Attondlng tho rocepdon wore Grueser sawmW. They reside OWDOd by Lola R. Young, Glen- Whltlatcb. . ' Mrs, Eva Doosauer, Mre, Gel\o. 011 llolherry Ave. In Pomeroy. wood. Creek , · < ,,,.. Sehool.· '' .. \'.:r.. �Muoio· lor die dollco 1>¥ ldB - eolllrc· wltll J- Each .early Arable drawn with -•• the number '• .' ' By Pa1Houek One or the nicest thl~• ahollt ~~Pring Is fresh groeno, (Tho _, !ng kind.) . . . . . we have had fresh kale several times. I cook lt cmwn in bacon grease until it browns slightly. Urnm. ••good. 1 was in Dale's Market the other d!Q'. ~e had the 1addest face •••'~to' so downcast,., I asked? When I callld on Mary Frids.v uwe were fixing fresh kale afternoon, I' fOund we had more for (IUf lunch and tt burned.'' I could Wlderstand how he felt be- in rommon than 1 experlod. a eause It ls disappointing to have too love to cook and collect your aweute all whetted r 0 r reclpoo.) I dlacovored she Is a aometlllng and tllon not get !L graduate of W. Va. WeoleyanCollege with a mll,jor in buslnesa DON'T KNOW what ll1l' Camicy would do wltlloot our irlond 1 admin.lstration and a minor ln Engllol> and Journalism. ltie faa. tured lavender colored accents In her living room. (II> do n. ~e and her husband have traveled a great deal and OllloY eali.ng in new places and trying regional Coods. They like to fix these dlahes when they get home. Aaron Bryan, who does the farming for us on Ule bomeplaee. He can make anything grow and he was the one wbo gave us the kale. Througll the years he hu always ol>ared tllo bouncy of hio garden. ···OLd time farmers" like Aaron are. getting rare. It seems t h e One thing &he gave me permiaranks of farm Camllie• are thin- lllon to quote her on was, '"'11lere ning out. On ooe road out iD the are no shortcuts to good cookeountry 1 can count three emp. Ing." I would have liked to spent the t,y houses out of Cour. It's sort whole day talking to her, she of sad to see that way of lire go. U Marguerite Winters has her was lnterestlng, charming. and way, It Won't be forgotten. Mar- pretcy, and people wllo share a hobby like cooking, never exhaust the IIUbject. and the land that cries out from every poem she writes. I can llle sent her entry in last Ocjust vlouallzo • book beautiflll. tober but didn't Cind out until ly Ulustrotod with touching pho. last week her recipe Cor Danish tographs of the things she writes Red Cabb&ge was a winner. On about. What a nl ee g1tt such a New Year's DIY the Tonkins book would make for a child who cook this cabbage and add a few never had the rare privilege ot coln& to the pot. Those around •alk1111: a newly plowed furrow the table receiving a coin will with his granctiad, or saw him have good luck Cor the entire pick Ill> a handful of soil in tho year. spring to see II It was rea<IY to Mary must have gotten a coin plow, this last new year. Her Tdrmlng recipe Collows: MRS. E. E. TONKIN, 21 HenDANISH RED CABBAGE kle Ave., entered a contest ,.just 2 head o red cabbage fdr tun" and came ott with tourth 1 scoop of sugar (to taote) prize. Mra. Tonkin likes to col- 2 cups water lect recipes and thought usome- 2 modimn tart aJIIlleo, .,1!""1 dU!!root:· ~~ win. . . poe)od. "lfed. ·~ ·' ' guerite has a love for farmers ,.,.,. '' •• •r Spring Time? Graduation Time? Give Benrus Time. 3 tblip. buttor '4 CliP vinegar sal~ ' popper to taste lf.l cup red currant jelly (or more to taste) Remove ~ discard tough out~ er loaves of cabbage. S h r e d cabbage very coarsely, In he&Vl' keUie place cabblgoe, butter, oug. ar, vinep.r, water, salt and pep.. per. Simmer for 2 to 3 hours. Stir otelalonally and, If nece•· sary, &del more water rrom Ume to time. When cabbage Ia almost tender, odd apples and rod currant-jolly. Cabbage should be awoet-oour. If nece~sary, add more sugar and vluegar. Simmer covered lor 30 mllllteo or longer until UiJtld Is eompletel¥ aboorbed. Serve with roast pse, due~ or boo!. • WJS11 EVERYONE could have seen tho attractive suits and coats Pat Gllaa•s advance taliortng Calcuda!e AA $39 .95. Waterproof• . C.lendar feature. Stainless sleet . Strap. Seatarer$29.95. 17 jewel s. Walerproof•. Yello""' or whitP._cora band. $.39.95. 11 jewetso Petlte crystat.B iac k cord.l"elt oworwhHe · Oiamonc1 Nora 149.95. 2 di.i!monds AdJ USiabl!! hrao:(! lel. , Because it's Benrus. it's 1uar. .' .VISITS NEW GRANDCHILD GALLIPOLIS - Mra. Altticl Sltmdora li 25 adlUcotho 114., hll returned, tram vldt~Jlr ..,.. .... gr~ ..... Chri-~ · ~.I.Ll:... · ··Mr llld' lllta. ~~ ··or , • Rilland )Yolft .(!~,-former Freda ._,.,~!if~o,m. .. ..... . - ..-. given in ..Just BetweeD: Us". ? itln.lht'. ,~' }'II• ~- ""' ;,.Jedc, _ bji Mr. ,and Mrs, Roy ' . ,1', ;_-':R"'"'• fl." .,. ' .. •, ,i" AI- lld>lniiOii, 8 WoJt _will ~ !JI.VI.tll8~im. TIIIJRSDAY ELIZAIIETH c~ Ladles Aid will moot will! Mra. ur. baa Baldwin, 1 p.m. llriD& oomethbig tor the program and Euler ollorlng. ' · • Emanon Club Celebrates Anniversary GALLIPOLIS - Members of the Emanon Club celebrated the 26th anniversary or the club will! a dinner at the Rio Grande College cafeteria Thursday evening. After dinner the meeting adjourned to the home of Mrs. Robert L, Evans where tour tal?les of bridge were in play. High scorer was Mrs. Robert Richards and second high was Mrs. Aven Lusk. ~ The C<!lllllliltee Ia, ~bar! arrflllilemlllto 11\oo•!!Jts. Set • White; ·.titdrmllit; Mdl. R · Richards, Mro. John Lloyd, •· Harland Martin, Mrs. Robert g..eets and Mrs. lAo Mossman. French City Mothers League Mrs. Mary Lou Swisher CHESIImE - Roy Mitchell was the master or ceremonies fGr an interesting meeting or the Cheshlre-Kyger PTA held recently. The meeting was called to order by President," Mrs. Janice Swisher. Devotions were given by Mrs. Pauline 'jllom_pscm. Secretary'a report was readby Mrs. Phyllis Sargent and Mrs. bonnie Wise (tavethetreaaurer'sreport. The finance committee reJ)orted . I'I!"!U !t'l .~ '11!\d,e.. f?r th~ , s.fnn(!i•~.; 1!'!f•h ,\itll bo held at liie schoo~ A!>rll ii, from 5 p.m. to 9:30'Ji!m! Mrs. Ruth NeedS, nominating chairman, Presented tbe &late or orncers for 1968-69. Tl:ley are Pre sidon~ Mro. Mary Lou S!riah. er; Vlce.Presldon~ Mn. Joan CoNdei Secretary, Mrs. a.arlene Spaulding, and Treaaurer, Mra. VIrginia Burger. Program for the evenlnr waa Bike Ride Held for a bike ride prior to their meeting, at t h e homo ol Mrs. AJtlto Mehl. Wey. clo riding Is a pari or tho cld>'s pb,yslcal development program. At 8 p.m. Mrs. George Clark called tho moetlng to order. Roll call was answered by each member naming tile offl.ee she would like to hold. Mrs. Annabelle Barry gave the dovotlodo. AU reporis - • read and approved. rrqlb1f .1-; • ')· ' . PATIENT IN HOLZER POMEROY - Edward P. KJili. Rt. t, Fomerol, Ia a patlenl In Holzer hospital, GalllpoUa. VII· lflna Mr. King rocoatly were Mr. and Mra. Franklin King ol CO. ......... and Rldiard Ellu ol · Marloo. .\' Pauline ThoJ11PsonandMra. Mary Lou Swisher). Mro. PTA wao Mrs. Peggy Thomao. Mra. Donna Mianar llild Mro. Folcy Thomp- son wor• In cbarile of die :t"'' lldts, At tho coaclusion ol tho program kllldorgarl<jn ·molllero ' aoniod relreshmooto. ' co WOMENS & NISSES $ 77 . SI2;F.S 8-18 ·WEf'EH -' . --.. ... . ,_ . , --.. ....... ~ ·-·- WERE 14,,88 . NOW LOWER STORE •' ' NUTErJ I I $ 97 ENSEMBLES 0 WIIE$27,94, NOW UPPER STORE III SPRING ATS PRICE May Fellowship Day Services SPRING WERE 24.84 NOW UPPER STOll · teacher. Anllther oklt was UUod, Oporltloo .., 111ro. PTA. Toklng part wore Dr. Butdler, (Mr. Forrell Smith), Ntlraoo, (Mra. ...... ' Planned by UCW GALLIPOLIS - May Folio•· ahip Ds.v oorvlces are being plan. nod by (;hurcb Women llnltod Ia GaiUo Counlf• to be ~old Frltls.v, MIIY 3 at 7;30 p,m, ID tile Pre~o byterlan Church, Gallipolis. A rum, FCIUIIdatlon lor .01a1-., · will be ohown by ReY. Glen Hili!. holt. The rum depicts bollofa IIICl cuotomo or olx Chrlotlon dOnomlnatlons, - . g olmllarltleo In ibolr aorvlces, llliil areaa where they, can wOrk tDsoulor. Mro. ~ Wootf lllld ilra. Clarence Dario are In charl)lt or tho service, May Fllim!lhl!' Ds.v Is an IIID!,Ial colol!rllll"" of · Church Wo111011 lhlllod'•lnlUIIdtbe "'Jrld with o111Pli4ato Oil (oliciw. ship at t!oo local laval. ~lllntor• oiled perooilo are iill'ltod to at. tend this oenico. ·. ···' PANTby KATZ ·JR!SSE-5.;,. For Sleep, Wlllk or Eleczieil .· Cheshire- Kyger PTA Presi~srit·; · , several se.lecUona by the ruth and olxth grodo band, under the d!roctloo of James Clendenin. A skit titled, School Daze, was GALLIPOLIS - Menmero of presented by oomo of the par. the French Clcy Mothers Loa· enta (li>rtrs.vlnl achool children. gue met at 6:30 p.m. Tholds.v Mrs. Wanda Eahenaur Was the claaa modeled for tltehome council. I llarted out with tllem but couldn't keep ..,, Don't lmow ~. becauao Molly Lakin and Mary Marpnt WIIUo are •• bcS)' Announcements were made of aa I am, and they finhhed love~ two moetlngo coming Ill> In the 11 outfits. ruture; the benefit aJURiai card IT SEEMS TO ME tllere ohould party April 23, sponsored by tile Mlddloport Mother's Lea. be a (lllld) moral aomewhore In the r.ct Pvt. Ralph Keltll Jer. 1110, and the ~ring oooferonce Cero Is oow atotlonod at Camp being planned by the Diapers Gordon, Ga., the same CIJTID to Dates League, JW&e 15, at at which his lather, the late Joe the Addavlllo School, The door prize was won by R ~ Jeffers, was statloned25years Mrs. AmaiJelle Barry. Rofreoh. ments were served by the host.. ess and co-hostess, Mn. JUC\Y PHYLLIS WR.COXf:N of the Bemett. Ohio Valley Bank is a parap The next meeting will be hold of Charm. ·&w she keeps 'her at the home of Mrs. Bolt¥ Gay, protiJ' smile when oomoono May 14 al 8 p.m. Mrs. Komelb brings In a big ••It wlih a lot of change, nve minutes till Scltes, district president, baa been Invited to attend and elee· clo•'•• "me Ia ......_.me But '""''6 u • _,,....., ' lion of ollicero will be held. she does. - - . . , - - . . - , . - - - -BABY GmL WELCOMED Duboa and famlcy ol Lals.vette, GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Urry Flto, tho former lilUIJJI Ind., whO are opendlng the week. end In Gal)lpolla, Tblvtner, are proud to welcome Into their homo 1 baby girl, C111ibia ~. 11a1ema1 l!l'andparenlure Mr. IIICl Mra. Howard Thlv.,.., 23 Cldlllcolbo 114., IIICl patomal are Mra. Alberto Fife, Lower River Rd., and Dale Fifo, Wbeeilnr, W, Va. 111'...-- Benrus watch fails tO Per· properly, Benrus will rt· or replace it fast and fft:te. 'Benr.us made an ordinary ~~~·~:~;:~l&iva it ·an of(fj. p.m. Mn. book of recipes gathered over mill\)' years Crom Maine 1D California and from Canada to Mexico. Mai1Y., of the rBc)JJel are old lamlly lllvorites Uko Apple !i!'uce Coke which must be aUrred with a wooden spoon, and lhe· prize-winning cabbage rocjpo THEY'RE H£RfJ .BeAUTifUL ' 1nteed unconditionally)~' 3 r year&. If the movtmer.t of with Mta. GOOD COOK - Mr$. E. E. To'lk/n.ls sOOirn',wlth a ~oolti . - Lady Arl~ne $29 .95. f ull numeral dial. Lady Delta PEMBROKE CLIJB will meal . 27 I . ' 67 �Muoio· lor die dollco 1>¥ ldB - eolllrc· wltll J- Each .early Arable drawn with -•• the number '• .' ' By Pa1Houek One or the nicest thl~• ahollt ~~Pring Is fresh groeno, (Tho _, !ng kind.) . . . . . we have had fresh kale several times. I cook lt cmwn in bacon grease until it browns slightly. Urnm. ••good. 1 was in Dale's Market the other d!Q'. ~e had the 1addest face •••'~to' so downcast,., I asked? When I callld on Mary Frids.v uwe were fixing fresh kale afternoon, I' fOund we had more for (IUf lunch and tt burned.'' I could Wlderstand how he felt be- in rommon than 1 experlod. a eause It ls disappointing to have too love to cook and collect your aweute all whetted r 0 r reclpoo.) I dlacovored she Is a aometlllng and tllon not get !L graduate of W. Va. WeoleyanCollege with a mll,jor in buslnesa DON'T KNOW what ll1l' Camicy would do wltlloot our irlond 1 admin.lstration and a minor ln Engllol> and Journalism. ltie faa. tured lavender colored accents In her living room. (II> do n. ~e and her husband have traveled a great deal and OllloY eali.ng in new places and trying regional Coods. They like to fix these dlahes when they get home. Aaron Bryan, who does the farming for us on Ule bomeplaee. He can make anything grow and he was the one wbo gave us the kale. Througll the years he hu always ol>ared tllo bouncy of hio garden. ···OLd time farmers" like Aaron are. getting rare. It seems t h e One thing &he gave me permiaranks of farm Camllie• are thin- lllon to quote her on was, '"'11lere ning out. On ooe road out iD the are no shortcuts to good cookeountry 1 can count three emp. Ing." I would have liked to spent the t,y houses out of Cour. It's sort whole day talking to her, she of sad to see that way of lire go. U Marguerite Winters has her was lnterestlng, charming. and way, It Won't be forgotten. Mar- pretcy, and people wllo share a hobby like cooking, never exhaust the IIUbject. and the land that cries out from every poem she writes. I can llle sent her entry in last Ocjust vlouallzo • book beautiflll. tober but didn't Cind out until ly Ulustrotod with touching pho. last week her recipe Cor Danish tographs of the things she writes Red Cabb&ge was a winner. On about. What a nl ee g1tt such a New Year's DIY the Tonkins book would make for a child who cook this cabbage and add a few never had the rare privilege ot coln& to the pot. Those around •alk1111: a newly plowed furrow the table receiving a coin will with his granctiad, or saw him have good luck Cor the entire pick Ill> a handful of soil in tho year. spring to see II It was rea<IY to Mary must have gotten a coin plow, this last new year. Her Tdrmlng recipe Collows: MRS. E. E. TONKIN, 21 HenDANISH RED CABBAGE kle Ave., entered a contest ,.just 2 head o red cabbage fdr tun" and came ott with tourth 1 scoop of sugar (to taote) prize. Mra. Tonkin likes to col- 2 cups water lect recipes and thought usome- 2 modimn tart aJIIlleo, .,1!""1 dU!!root:· ~~ win. . . poe)od. "lfed. ·~ ·' ' guerite has a love for farmers ,.,.,. '' •• •r Spring Time? Graduation Time? Give Benrus Time. 3 tblip. buttor '4 CliP vinegar sal~ ' popper to taste lf.l cup red currant jelly (or more to taste) Remove ~ discard tough out~ er loaves of cabbage. S h r e d cabbage very coarsely, In he&Vl' keUie place cabblgoe, butter, oug. ar, vinep.r, water, salt and pep.. per. Simmer for 2 to 3 hours. Stir otelalonally and, If nece•· sary, &del more water rrom Ume to time. When cabbage Ia almost tender, odd apples and rod currant-jolly. Cabbage should be awoet-oour. If nece~sary, add more sugar and vluegar. Simmer covered lor 30 mllllteo or longer until UiJtld Is eompletel¥ aboorbed. Serve with roast pse, due~ or boo!. • WJS11 EVERYONE could have seen tho attractive suits and coats Pat Gllaa•s advance taliortng Calcuda!e AA $39 .95. Waterproof• . C.lendar feature. Stainless sleet . Strap. Seatarer$29.95. 17 jewel s. Walerproof•. Yello""' or whitP._cora band. $.39.95. 11 jewetso Petlte crystat.B iac k cord.l"elt oworwhHe · Oiamonc1 Nora 149.95. 2 di.i!monds AdJ USiabl!! hrao:(! lel. , Because it's Benrus. it's 1uar. .' .VISITS NEW GRANDCHILD GALLIPOLIS - Mra. Altticl Sltmdora li 25 adlUcotho 114., hll returned, tram vldt~Jlr ..,.. .... gr~ ..... Chri-~ · ~.I.Ll:... · ··Mr llld' lllta. ~~ ··or , • Rilland )Yolft .(!~,-former Freda ._,.,~!if~o,m. .. ..... . - ..-. given in ..Just BetweeD: Us". ? itln.lht'. ,~' }'II• ~- ""' ;,.Jedc, _ bji Mr. ,and Mrs, Roy ' . ,1', ;_-':R"'"'• fl." .,. ' .. •, ,i" AI- lld>lniiOii, 8 WoJt _will ~ !JI.VI.tll8~im. TIIIJRSDAY ELIZAIIETH c~ Ladles Aid will moot will! Mra. ur. baa Baldwin, 1 p.m. llriD& oomethbig tor the program and Euler ollorlng. ' · • Emanon Club Celebrates Anniversary GALLIPOLIS - Members of the Emanon Club celebrated the 26th anniversary or the club will! a dinner at the Rio Grande College cafeteria Thursday evening. After dinner the meeting adjourned to the home of Mrs. Robert L, Evans where tour tal?les of bridge were in play. High scorer was Mrs. Robert Richards and second high was Mrs. Aven Lusk. ~ The C<!lllllliltee Ia, ~bar! arrflllilemlllto 11\oo•!!Jts. Set • White; ·.titdrmllit; Mdl. R · Richards, Mro. John Lloyd, •· Harland Martin, Mrs. Robert g..eets and Mrs. lAo Mossman. French City Mothers League Mrs. Mary Lou Swisher CHESIImE - Roy Mitchell was the master or ceremonies fGr an interesting meeting or the Cheshlre-Kyger PTA held recently. The meeting was called to order by President," Mrs. Janice Swisher. Devotions were given by Mrs. Pauline 'jllom_pscm. Secretary'a report was readby Mrs. Phyllis Sargent and Mrs. bonnie Wise (tavethetreaaurer'sreport. The finance committee reJ)orted . I'I!"!U !t'l .~ '11!\d,e.. f?r th~ , s.fnn(!i•~.; 1!'!f•h ,\itll bo held at liie schoo~ A!>rll ii, from 5 p.m. to 9:30'Ji!m! Mrs. Ruth NeedS, nominating chairman, Presented tbe &late or orncers for 1968-69. Tl:ley are Pre sidon~ Mro. Mary Lou S!riah. er; Vlce.Presldon~ Mn. Joan CoNdei Secretary, Mrs. a.arlene Spaulding, and Treaaurer, Mra. VIrginia Burger. Program for the evenlnr waa Bike Ride Held for a bike ride prior to their meeting, at t h e homo ol Mrs. AJtlto Mehl. Wey. clo riding Is a pari or tho cld>'s pb,yslcal development program. At 8 p.m. Mrs. George Clark called tho moetlng to order. Roll call was answered by each member naming tile offl.ee she would like to hold. Mrs. Annabelle Barry gave the dovotlodo. AU reporis - • read and approved. rrqlb1f .1-; • ')· ' . PATIENT IN HOLZER POMEROY - Edward P. KJili. Rt. t, Fomerol, Ia a patlenl In Holzer hospital, GalllpoUa. VII· lflna Mr. King rocoatly were Mr. and Mra. Franklin King ol CO. ......... and Rldiard Ellu ol · Marloo. .\' Pauline ThoJ11PsonandMra. Mary Lou Swisher). Mro. PTA wao Mrs. Peggy Thomao. Mra. Donna Mianar llild Mro. Folcy Thomp- son wor• In cbarile of die :t"'' lldts, At tho coaclusion ol tho program kllldorgarl<jn ·molllero ' aoniod relreshmooto. ' co WOMENS & NISSES $ 77 . SI2;F.S 8-18 ·WEf'EH -' . --.. ... . ,_ . , --.. ....... ~ ·-·- WERE 14,,88 . NOW LOWER STORE •' ' NUTErJ I I $ 97 ENSEMBLES 0 WIIE$27,94, NOW UPPER STORE III SPRING ATS PRICE May Fellowship Day Services SPRING WERE 24.84 NOW UPPER STOll · teacher. Anllther oklt was UUod, Oporltloo .., 111ro. PTA. Toklng part wore Dr. Butdler, (Mr. Forrell Smith), Ntlraoo, (Mra. ...... ' Planned by UCW GALLIPOLIS - May Folio•· ahip Ds.v oorvlces are being plan. nod by (;hurcb Women llnltod Ia GaiUo Counlf• to be ~old Frltls.v, MIIY 3 at 7;30 p,m, ID tile Pre~o byterlan Church, Gallipolis. A rum, FCIUIIdatlon lor .01a1-., · will be ohown by ReY. Glen Hili!. holt. The rum depicts bollofa IIICl cuotomo or olx Chrlotlon dOnomlnatlons, - . g olmllarltleo In ibolr aorvlces, llliil areaa where they, can wOrk tDsoulor. Mro. ~ Wootf lllld ilra. Clarence Dario are In charl)lt or tho service, May Fllim!lhl!' Ds.v Is an IIID!,Ial colol!rllll"" of · Church Wo111011 lhlllod'•lnlUIIdtbe "'Jrld with o111Pli4ato Oil (oliciw. ship at t!oo local laval. ~lllntor• oiled perooilo are iill'ltod to at. tend this oenico. ·. ···' PANTby KATZ ·JR!SSE-5.;,. For Sleep, Wlllk or Eleczieil .· Cheshire- Kyger PTA Presi~srit·; · , several se.lecUona by the ruth and olxth grodo band, under the d!roctloo of James Clendenin. A skit titled, School Daze, was GALLIPOLIS - Menmero of presented by oomo of the par. the French Clcy Mothers Loa· enta (li>rtrs.vlnl achool children. gue met at 6:30 p.m. Tholds.v Mrs. Wanda Eahenaur Was the claaa modeled for tltehome council. I llarted out with tllem but couldn't keep ..,, Don't lmow ~. becauao Molly Lakin and Mary Marpnt WIIUo are •• bcS)' Announcements were made of aa I am, and they finhhed love~ two moetlngo coming Ill> In the 11 outfits. ruture; the benefit aJURiai card IT SEEMS TO ME tllere ohould party April 23, sponsored by tile Mlddloport Mother's Lea. be a (lllld) moral aomewhore In the r.ct Pvt. Ralph Keltll Jer. 1110, and the ~ring oooferonce Cero Is oow atotlonod at Camp being planned by the Diapers Gordon, Ga., the same CIJTID to Dates League, JW&e 15, at at which his lather, the late Joe the Addavlllo School, The door prize was won by R ~ Jeffers, was statloned25years Mrs. AmaiJelle Barry. Rofreoh. ments were served by the host.. ess and co-hostess, Mn. JUC\Y PHYLLIS WR.COXf:N of the Bemett. Ohio Valley Bank is a parap The next meeting will be hold of Charm. ·&w she keeps 'her at the home of Mrs. Bolt¥ Gay, protiJ' smile when oomoono May 14 al 8 p.m. Mrs. Komelb brings In a big ••It wlih a lot of change, nve minutes till Scltes, district president, baa been Invited to attend and elee· clo•'•• "me Ia ......_.me But '""''6 u • _,,....., ' lion of ollicero will be held. she does. - - . . , - - . . - , . - - - -BABY GmL WELCOMED Duboa and famlcy ol Lals.vette, GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Urry Flto, tho former lilUIJJI Ind., whO are opendlng the week. end In Gal)lpolla, Tblvtner, are proud to welcome Into their homo 1 baby girl, C111ibia ~. 11a1ema1 l!l'andparenlure Mr. IIICl Mra. Howard Thlv.,.., 23 Cldlllcolbo 114., IIICl patomal are Mra. Alberto Fife, Lower River Rd., and Dale Fifo, Wbeeilnr, W, Va. 111'...-- Benrus watch fails tO Per· properly, Benrus will rt· or replace it fast and fft:te. 'Benr.us made an ordinary ~~~·~:~;:~l&iva it ·an of(fj. p.m. Mn. book of recipes gathered over mill\)' years Crom Maine 1D California and from Canada to Mexico. Mai1Y., of the rBc)JJel are old lamlly lllvorites Uko Apple !i!'uce Coke which must be aUrred with a wooden spoon, and lhe· prize-winning cabbage rocjpo THEY'RE H£RfJ .BeAUTifUL ' 1nteed unconditionally)~' 3 r year&. If the movtmer.t of with Mta. GOOD COOK - Mr$. E. E. To'lk/n.ls sOOirn',wlth a ~oolti . - Lady Arl~ne $29 .95. f ull numeral dial. Lady Delta PEMBROKE CLIJB will meal . 27 I . ' 67 �f ' I<' . r; ' t < ' ' j '•' ' ' ;, 11 ,. ' r \..".\:. ' ·I. . l-7'' '·. ,. / ,. ' l ·:, !· ' '• I ,j ' ·'' had the ~ notfiel -not llre In, thO l!lorth J)OIIhondlfi .w ~. ' runs to Olll' ........, "The ' ' or 1811ou•]f'' lpo~ ' ""...... :. > ' 'I junb~Jl ...;., 'VOL. 3 NO. 12 I ' . .. ' '\ YOUR HOME. YOUR FltM IS PROtESSEP' TH~RE BY THE MOST, MODERN KODAK EQ_UIPMENT ,. . Mrs. Federation"·Post ,, . • . ' ,: . ., I. 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' ' ' '' PAGE II truck on Altoa or Quincy, DL He dl'<Q8d out of ~tliiOI In Ewi'!Co Mo., lo tbo ninth tll'ode !IDd Ida erilltloal record - a beck t» '1114U. Ray has • 1UIDibar of dloi1191lllhlng He loft · .... ~-· notl<laebly aad he hal • habit of ~pulling on hll oar lobes. There II a amall scar on tbo - r of hia fDnhead and - e r scar .., bla rlgl>t palm. The fugitive BldiiOCt Ia a fan of weatern and musk, His drlnkiJW prtCerencea are ..... and --· lie dre8181 l*lly and 11 111 IYid dancer roua. Who has ........ Early Known to hla fellow PrliiOD lhll , ...., Ray ... ....,._ 1nmlte& U a uloner•" Ray from a bort8ndiJw BCIIIOIIn loa l'f(IOI'tedl¥ was born either It Aqolea. AprU 23, 1967. The wa.ud man had _ , aervtng a 20-fear oenleDco for otmed robbery and for a w~IIA> wao conftned In the nw1mum secUrt(l ward of the · hoiiPIIal II Fulton. A hJab seliiOI wiM> waa lol~"" out of the Army, Rq ,hila alao aerved - e • In the federal penitentiary 1\ 141venwortb, K I D., llliDolB · - prtaon• at JoUet and Pontiac, and In Los Angeles C0U1113' Jail. The FBI warned that hi> lhould be conaidored armed and extremely doap. f- dr- the from the chureh In the library. a. walla and roof• ware Intact but Ita Interior wao rulnad and hundreds of booka lltteredthelloor, Roads Blocked llr'. Baile,v, the mb' phyaid111 within miles, was trying to got to town. About a hal! mile from the nurllag home the roads ware blocked with debris. He got out and walltad the roll of theWB¥. On GrOOIIWIMI'o center stree~ he said ''JIOOple were l'UIIIIInf evN7WO~ in e•ery dlreetlon. Treea IIJd powar llneo crtawrolled the ·- . When !bore had been hol1oei, then . . . notlllng but brlcka, lumber and delni.L••· Mayor IIIII l!aJ>ped outalde and aterted to work. "I feared for my ll!a but I never lost my head lllll rm prwd of the facl that nobody elot tn ~ _...,t to panic or lose their head In the !ace of thla dlaaater," he aald. The turnado lbudt virtually wia....t waralng except for the areawide IDrDedo alert 1 earllar by the woother burNu. Mro. Been had been to u_., 2.68," o'00 Men her heard radio 1n the doctor's o111.. but In New Draft nolhlng. Many towniiPMPie thou&ltt an old alren used to IIUIIIIIIIIII tbo vol- flro department ... - - But tD Alit. be Fire • - Q>lef wiii"Ding. SAIGON (UP!)- Delenoe MID.ietar lilu1en Van Vy said sao. urdl;r tbo South Vletnameaa so.. 0111111111 was drlftlni 268,000 u rtPiacementllor Am""' lean llld other allied.troc(>s woo mlihiM&DIQe IM>me. "Attbabei:lnnlngof1969aP&rt o! the allied !roc(> a mlalht witt>- · " Gtn. V7 told a maetingof =~ and labor INdora -.ao(the-VIatna1111\18 ~as. . "It rij Onl,y have 135,000 more Sooth V llnlmaaa !rocl>•thatwW not ' (ivl Ul tnoUKh r~ .. m., meata." Willard Staffonl said "that baa never been diaeusltld.u Sputnik Pair Home IIIOilCOW (UPI) - The SovIet Union said Sllurday It has returned to Ru11lan soli tbo two ~utnlkl which made hiotery'a second IUtDrnallc dockiJW tn o"' bit. It also . _ e d tbo third '•Cosmos'' liUIChlrw In II JUDY days, Co11110a Z!2111d .Co...,a213, whleh cb:ked tn .•orblt - , , were brought book to tu1h Frldo.l' and Soturday, lhoSoYietnewa IP>CJTul said, . · . rtca (UP!) - A BOeiJW '10'1 .._ liner with 129 l>ersons aboard 1 ~· lhd buHt Into llamea · , ~ •h0111¥ otter tUeoiL · 1\ s..tra1 petsona, lnclildlngon ,.. " ourvlved !he crph. II J, d, ~ aervn WlnitiMir, •least 1113 "pe•llina ll'e '; ~lm!d &> i!aW norilh)d Ui,IJ,e ' ii~~~~~'~ i~ -~ ' ::; ~~s!C;~~~ · , ~!:~h~ Dem~.crats Jatch L\us~he . ,,,- .,. Y ' th!i ~.......~ lllillber' of Pll>o but wo'U acainai: ' North · t1own ' , r •' '• . '·~·--·' ,..i~::!~ Jil~. ,.f, .'t"; .• · ' ' . t } ', .. • •ltl!·• ' 1.' . .l~ , .,~ ···' ., . ·~. ' ,- ""''.- .'.j: •err " .I ' 'b; ' ', ,·. y. ... IOC , O,~*;~, ,I I )• .. • . n·tens •ty 0if A•r ks n· d A·tt.ac 'nepene JJ" ILACK 1111.f:lltl! . IZ ~lPISIIU ' $1. 25 "' work - USE THE tOUPO~ ATTA~BED TO THIS SPEtiAl MAILER· FOR., ... • .i ' ' Warning too Late ,·~ liN BEST PHOTO .U1'Al'S Lll' PlltES 25C OFF .... I ,,, .~ ,_ ,,·• ,1,-' .' ' ·- Utv ' ' 'f"'!i'tlir ~"' 1.~ 1 '~~ ' •I , ", ~ • \-,.1 "' ' ~. ' .'".. ''j ' ' . ' ' room, ,'... ' vll~e to Clnllyn'ollll'tlcll><P WASIDNGTON (lJPI)- the 48-yeaMid criminal's PIOo Ore., housewife In J - U81. doh In club wcrk. Gordon Ia an EaciiPed convict, Jameo Earl ture and dascrlptlon to the The day otter ~~or,.- waa rill>lOyooofthaObloValleyEiiieRay was given 111oxiroordlnary Pollee and the public. listed as an 11th 10 most trtc Corp, llld • Public oceouil.. By United Preas JntematiClnal Clllergency Ust!ni on tho FBI's ~eclal AIOrt Wanted, he was lll'reated in lilt. He, too, Ia octlve In • I u b If a man answers, don't hang roster · of 10 most wanll'd In addition, a special alert Calilomla. work, • Mason, Junior watdln of IW· , criminals saturday, 1-slf.ylng was set uP in the MexlciD Evan belore Ray wu Identiweek. Sl. Peter'aFpl&o011al0nU"Ch,and Unfamiliar mala voices have the . nationwide rnlllhunt lor the bordar area in tho event Ka,y fied as the m)sterloua Galt, Wednelday they wW go to ClJ>. 0 of the GalliPolis " 81 been lll'eatlng III8IIY Ohioans ""cused assassin of Dr, Martin trios to flee the COIUI!ry, there was an assured $100,000 In clnnati to see thelf "mama" Jt,rceas. · dlallqg the telOpbona operator Ulther King Jr. Me>ican .POllee olllclala also reworda . lor l!110ftO providing <treaaed In a whi~ gow~~ and IJ>. asked~~ ahetoltaboutleav- since' 3 p.m. Thuroday. Ka,y, woo masqueraded as ware aald to be looking tor Ka,y lnlormatlon leading tD the 00 mueh. Slle atalled ao state dlreciDr of "" her 0!"' . That has been one of the mild- Eric starvO Galt at the time on an liDOUidal basis. <IP!UI"O Ujd conviction of King' a iwdoro o! Ohio Fedfr- aal<l, "I mY bei11B soRe er side. eUeC\• or' a strike by King was slaiii in Meq>hls, wao ~ial arrangements were slayer, The Mempbia Cily Women' a Clubs, . makes them Jl10re aelJ.reli:ant." nearly 20,000 Q>lp Bell Tole- plazed on the list even though made to show Ra_y's Picture on· Council haa voted to underwrlie The Chlldrl!ll ire VIckie loYM This rllllO~, alttllllln h e r p1toot Syotem employes, In con- there are 10 fugitives o4"eacly the ABC-TV show, uThe FBI.'' !hOt amount. and Jol!rey ~~ay·sOuJ.1;Jeir~ •illlnllliV ·II~ · i:QIIIItl't Junction with a national walk- on it. This has h_...t but Slnl<isj' evening, Ray. ldentllled through • or Ia Mrs, Gor.., E;. Rotll>i>f 77 ,helj) notl<llnB lht ll'ro bl!!>ka on out: once belore In the hlotory of the The only olher criminal ever palnot.lklng chock of FBI 11 · ' ' state Sl. ·, t!>e colroo table, Blbla.'Siortes Pholie service to about 2,500 10 most wanted. _ given emergency llstiJW on the llngerprlnt Illes, hacl boon Becoming a st~ti Omcwlll!he for CltUdron and Grimm's Fairy perom• In the Toledo area was FBI Director J, Edgar lloo•er 10 most wanted roster was sought by .POUce as an 88CIIIId largeot federatl!l.....,otwliinen Tale&; Ovu In a rack, tho 1DJI dl&riW!ed · early Frida¥ when a decided tD add Ray as an lith Richard Lawrei!Ce Marquette, convict for noorly a year. He In tho world, with 1 membarlhU> rec:ord -allium was • lloger wu.. cable waa aawed In hal!. most wanted to insure the who was 10ught for the bukher brokl out of Mia 'Our! State of 22,000, 11 DO amall honor. ID Iiams. I thouaht. .uThe chUdren Bell per-IIOMel urged the pub. wldeet possible disseminatJon or knile murder of a Portland, Prison by hiding In a bread lac~ It 11 tbo ·~ ~tlil- hare ere loved and .woU car~ ne to u88 illract dlalii1B lnataBd ment ot C&r\olyp'l U )rear& of lor.'' There. was al1tdt rocker, of makiaepir 1011 .m.person calls ~:W.aM~~j~,i$$j;t.§fJM~~;®~~~;~:;:~;;:~~ el<Parlence With Jiiltlor Women' a lllllip,ed .11) match tho Plm>. In b..auaa or the il>Ortago of rnanCiubl. · the P!<tore op the tabla,achlrJD. agomenl , employes ntiiiAing BALI1oi'IN PARK, 'Calil, (IJPO - Police Slturda¥ ~ !eked The ueOIII to•!h"t hlP ' 6mce · q'~ youngmanstoodcloao the switchboards. _ "'a nt111 resembling James Earl Roy, the accused assassin of · ~hi-, big 1 t andth..;_ ~.~.. Martin Luther Kina, but releaaedhbnthree~ura'-ter alter he bapo from a conver11tlon ibout w • • ~ ~ ·-Ma1Q' of die ~~~~- ~wkera ·~ ·~ ~ 13 yoorli 1&0 with Mrs, Earl E. ware to\"!~· ~l,qO,li;Ollidn't have been f dlatrlbutfnr' I..Oets w:aa elntioated as a lau&pect. "We have released thl• suallect," Sing, Jr. Mrs. Sing, ueticQiner help but tl)lnk ,a b!ot¥1 ilnvfved to puleri!I\Y. • '· · sal~ SSi. Gerald!JIIillln. "HehasbeenPoBitivelyellmlnated. Hla GREENWOOD, Ark. (UPD 10 GolliPoJil, aaked Carobnllhat mother, col\!:.elned with tbo. ""' The ' I8aaata, enuued •Wl\y flti8etJ>rlntS eliminated him." The weather bureau said the riqulrementa were lor jOIJ>. rlcbmOIII Of her' ll(e anti dleli ves Bell !totem Empioye<ll are .., 'Gilman oald the man wasplc~edut>on a Baldwin Park street saturda) the llrat wan>1ng that 11!1 the local J,.Uor WtiiDitl's ql tllhers, muattr~mltthlo ' .,. strike., atate in part this morn!~ He declined to release the man'• ldeotJt.y, 110,)" a storm exlated near Green~--~ ,Aili,..!'WE lion•; ,.c.,..andlovato'har'chU..., .~~we f<k,~,:;.:e•!.'ll!.wa•,'~~, :rhll~a~· •routlnecheclci•:~··-.. _; e;w"'!" Frlda,y waa laoued only II &>Uowaln~ \l>ltthey •1!1 largeat and richest ~· In ~-<""'*'~:,:-:"'*"'"''~''$'*'*""' '···· .,..2....--..... .. . " ., . . •W~ mlhutaa tiafora a tornado lave a ~~'' - Th• and then Marlene ~~, who hid injoyed. , become cl~.,... 10 ·~~ tltft world, our wap~ \ flave :::;:;:::mv:-~:K.::f.;~;:;-.g~~~~:;:~~ftt.:f.~f.f.~:"J.~~:?::l;i:~~ii,~~ ernasb8d half the town to plecea J)YC Jlital)>etlhiP lld _m,.,t;Pro- over the big :Job of ~\bl.• . ~from about thlfd-pla<e and killed 12perSOIIs. ~ _111' orllll,l'i. oile~ It complex )'Grid., ., ' fn the nation•• -..my to ;13rd. "II was ona of those storms wao 'Cedarat.,t 1ri 1H8 and Cjto. lavol- In Dllal' ihlngs Is "The co~J1jlon)> Ia In 'i position that began to build very ~ lloth waa tllo D~~ 1n Port of ~ 1'ltal f~ pre.. tq, Increase our - · without ... - _ · It It rapidly," said James Hul!, liMO and '11. Tlitl'ewert 18chlr- Ill''"'!'· r~;.ene~ Federation'• iftl;rooalq the coal of ilemce to meteorologist In chargo of the term""'"'"a. ntOIIO' II Un!O II Qvvalt1" ·. the publlc... We !eel that we ' 'llaathar station at nearby Fort dlrectot ,CArolyn will Tho rill>h~l.o~sonc!vlcllllleoft> ' extended ourselves, in Smith. He said torecastara did be ....,...ed to travel aa.wa1 munlf;y ImProvement. good lalth, In an ·attampt to ,... .:;;, everythll1s they could. weeko, give lalkl, presl\18 1\ Tho lftl!!ated cl,_ member.. gotlate a talr contract without Hundreds of other per8011a board meodnJI, ilidParlorm.U.. are also enc:ourljiO!!,i.i IMnl.., a work .stoppage., we now lind SAIGON (UPO - The u. s. Co>lunand saturda) rc>orted the were Injured when the twlotar er Cedara\k>ll .dutloo.1Uke<!·l!P lkjliS and ~re~thewo~ldh ouraelvea faced wiih 110 othar heaviest air atucks of the year, 160 ntlsslons,lglinat North VI... aawed a 400.Coot-wide peth she Jllliilpd ~ aw:.,Y Crolilli;r ¥'1"erali • ~ ·· , . altarnalive but to strike." IJalll' a Plllhandla sl(lply ares. A rougb ~tcounting allowed that more thl'OIIldt the center of the !aiDIJ¥, aomO!iJnes cor-aaJoow.u _The loci\ ~~u~ 11 vecy ~ve Ohio ~ dlatrlbtlted a "fact thon a,tioo ·American a!ghts had dropped as many as IB,oon tona of Ozarka foothills town of 2,000. thraeweek&' ilii,umo. ,, . Wl!h .M m~ra woo)i"'. ~il ;· ·lheet" thlo week, which stated bomboon an area llbout the alzeo!the atateo!Vermontsl!lCelast Some residents ware 81111 ''Well, 1 mob !l•li. ltock tho 1M motto, "Moat ~rlnU lr. In pert: &mda,y. mlallag satnrda¥. Cratlar Wllltcu~)fa~~ 1M . ~• of time ':;;:t., . !If ~'The 11J!11 a.lo Bell otrar of Pllola returning from the 160 mlsaloos Friday ln..,lvtng about U. Gcv • Maurice Britt said he them·~, m~" ~." ' . P"'PPe on, their to._ \ i: . \ ·7,5 per cent - lncreooes 500 FillA's, Thundorchiels and Phantoms rt110rted destroying or was aohlng disaster deslanatlon She ~!f.:~er !lmllr·bal be- . '~}• ~orilll!""' ,Her>, WGIIid .. PfOV!de 111 average of dunlilrw eilaasl 26 trucks, 26 llllply boals, 10 rallroed or hialhWRY lor Greenwood. Brttt and toP ....., proi!C!iDI and ~BD't a1. ~~.~ -lml~·~ and t ..,,83, l>tt -'lloek In . additional brltlps and 31other Communist tortlllcatlono. National Goard and state pollee eat h~ -~• ' in<\' ~~~ ~ llliOOO e/nployeea 'lid Thoro was no rllllOrt on tbe dill!luted lnflltrltion fUIUIOI ll>r aldol arrived !rom Uttie Rock cii.Ya. ~a, Ill>! .1110'1 illalq~eyes -\ lti; ..tiliui)' In ~ with set- bomb tOnnage lmload<!d. but the the past 25 months. Toe valley early SolurdaJ. anap_when1VU ~. "OIIIqcf"~ , UemOIIU '"""' Dllide In other Fltlil Thunderchiel, workhorae leads to the outaldrta of Hue. llundredtepoll 8 of town_.o, otlon ~W~eo'o ·,P,!i!biir• ··: ,,. ~l!b'i.••·.: ·. ol the e1r war, Ia eiiPible ot KW 95 ota co, Red Crooa and olvll . . carrying 16 75~und bom)>sNear saigon, u.s. forces defense workers, and mtlltary ' . o!x IDIIO of . O>Piotlvea. The .,.rted killing 95 In ~ reaenlats 881rched the rubble. •Q '' ~Ing FillA has il bomb cll,ys of llalhU>lg aroued _LiiiOte streets became impUBiblo .-, CIIPOCltJI of about 19 tona. _headquarters of the lit a! moll a hall milo from the •· 1"he ,. 16~ . !DIBslons Friday illfantry avtolon. Strong VIet center of town. A llllgled -~~;~~~.~~~== Atthe !Wed ,!'nlllni>od · 145 Thursday, 118 Coog forces oce..,led wide roatl>loek of trees aDd other 11 We<h>sday, 112 Tuelday, 88 lll"OIIaoftheLaiiOteomeab>ul debrlablockedthewiy. ,.., a · !ltJndli,lr and U3 &Jndlll< lor a 30 mUea north of SOigon. W111lon Parker, SebaJtlaa alli>~NI ..A~V!~~' set aad to tDial of 761. TliAO tp fiYe planes C<>un\r attorney, oet up 1 --; ·•hall uou,Jiy fly, a sli>iJujlastoe. .u..ster headQIIrtera across /'!ll~j·~~~" ' book& wU:. Tha prevlouo,hlsfi Uumber of ,..! ' ·' ~ t!\" ,\.· -..' THE FilM HAltER .j ' " ' ' SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1968 ....,bet "' ,l. ~i $.2. 25 ' . '' " J ...,od Ray Tops All.Wanted Voices .L. 0 n. zn. e By PAT ~AUCK · GUlJPOLIS - ,ApretQ> Uttle !Z.)IIONlld girl j,Uit ribbon• In her hair and a r~rtd, frick. led faced, little "all boy" S.yoo"' old are In for a blal treat this ,. '• 12 ElPISUB~ ' 101110 h . klll.tCOLOR · toke ' • . THIS BEST ·FUM MAILER GOES TO . THE NEW BEST PHOTO PUNT lOCAT~D. At . too1v1uE - wnHIN JusT Foitn Mli·tis .oF: · llll;lllrcrott llre , J• Ill' RICHAIID, ·~ ~ UPI SlllohliiN Reporter . The WI¥ the .\'lltefa 1111!naln 11>e ~~a; 7 Democr~c Maatorlal pttmary could oiitll the end of the Cllri"OIII . . . at otale periJ beatltilarters If••• ADd' lJiat II II a big ..,., It F)'ank J,· \!IU•cbo AmJ'iilift Will' ldiQ. bOW !JUI-e~t..r hi> ·loBald .'l'lioinaa tha SOUib In ptUJII lnv~ved In ....... ' 19Ge nominee for Alae ot . H- gov• • �f ' I<' . r; ' t < ' ' j '•' ' ' ;, 11 ,. ' r \..".\:. ' ·I. . l-7'' '·. ,. / ,. ' l ·:, !· ' '• I ,j ' ·'' had the ~ notfiel -not llre In, thO l!lorth J)OIIhondlfi .w ~. 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' ,. j.,; Near Alll29 On_ _ Jetliner o" IL,w• . rJ · '• · "o·l:t:...., ,. ~ rt "'. ,j ~,. :·.~- +' ' ' • :' t' ~~d ~· ~~~):~···~ ' ' .. ' ' ' '' PAGE II truck on Altoa or Quincy, DL He dl'<Q8d out of ~tliiOI In Ewi'!Co Mo., lo tbo ninth tll'ode !IDd Ida erilltloal record - a beck t» '1114U. Ray has • 1UIDibar of dloi1191lllhlng He loft · .... ~-· notl<laebly aad he hal • habit of ~pulling on hll oar lobes. There II a amall scar on tbo - r of hia fDnhead and - e r scar .., bla rlgl>t palm. The fugitive BldiiOCt Ia a fan of weatern and musk, His drlnkiJW prtCerencea are ..... and --· lie dre8181 l*lly and 11 111 IYid dancer roua. Who has ........ Early Known to hla fellow PrliiOD lhll , ...., Ray ... ....,._ 1nmlte& U a uloner•" Ray from a bort8ndiJw BCIIIOIIn loa l'f(IOI'tedl¥ was born either It Aqolea. AprU 23, 1967. The wa.ud man had _ , aervtng a 20-fear oenleDco for otmed robbery and for a w~IIA> wao conftned In the nw1mum secUrt(l ward of the · hoiiPIIal II Fulton. A hJab seliiOI wiM> waa lol~"" out of the Army, Rq ,hila alao aerved - e • In the federal penitentiary 1\ 141venwortb, K I D., llliDolB · - prtaon• at JoUet and Pontiac, and In Los Angeles C0U1113' Jail. The FBI warned that hi> lhould be conaidored armed and extremely doap. f- dr- the from the chureh In the library. a. walla and roof• ware Intact but Ita Interior wao rulnad and hundreds of booka lltteredthelloor, Roads Blocked llr'. Baile,v, the mb' phyaid111 within miles, was trying to got to town. About a hal! mile from the nurllag home the roads ware blocked with debris. He got out and walltad the roll of theWB¥. On GrOOIIWIMI'o center stree~ he said ''JIOOple were l'UIIIIInf evN7WO~ in e•ery dlreetlon. Treea IIJd powar llneo crtawrolled the ·- . When !bore had been hol1oei, then . . . notlllng but brlcka, lumber and delni.L••· Mayor IIIII l!aJ>ped outalde and aterted to work. "I feared for my ll!a but I never lost my head lllll rm prwd of the facl that nobody elot tn ~ _...,t to panic or lose their head In the !ace of thla dlaaater," he aald. The turnado lbudt virtually wia....t waralng except for the areawide IDrDedo alert 1 earllar by the woother burNu. Mro. Been had been to u_., 2.68," o'00 Men her heard radio 1n the doctor's o111.. but In New Draft nolhlng. Many towniiPMPie thou&ltt an old alren used to IIUIIIIIIIIII tbo vol- flro department ... - - But tD Alit. be Fire • - Q>lef wiii"Ding. SAIGON (UP!)- Delenoe MID.ietar lilu1en Van Vy said sao. urdl;r tbo South Vletnameaa so.. 0111111111 was drlftlni 268,000 u rtPiacementllor Am""' lean llld other allied.troc(>s woo mlihiM&DIQe IM>me. "Attbabei:lnnlngof1969aP&rt o! the allied !roc(> a mlalht witt>- · " Gtn. V7 told a maetingof =~ and labor INdora -.ao(the-VIatna1111\18 ~as. . "It rij Onl,y have 135,000 more Sooth V llnlmaaa !rocl>•thatwW not ' (ivl Ul tnoUKh r~ .. m., meata." Willard Staffonl said "that baa never been diaeusltld.u Sputnik Pair Home IIIOilCOW (UPI) - The SovIet Union said Sllurday It has returned to Ru11lan soli tbo two ~utnlkl which made hiotery'a second IUtDrnallc dockiJW tn o"' bit. It also . _ e d tbo third '•Cosmos'' liUIChlrw In II JUDY days, Co11110a Z!2111d .Co...,a213, whleh cb:ked tn .•orblt - , , were brought book to tu1h Frldo.l' and Soturday, lhoSoYietnewa IP>CJTul said, . · . rtca (UP!) - A BOeiJW '10'1 .._ liner with 129 l>ersons aboard 1 ~· lhd buHt Into llamea · , ~ •h0111¥ otter tUeoiL · 1\ s..tra1 petsona, lnclildlngon ,.. " ourvlved !he crph. II J, d, ~ aervn WlnitiMir, •least 1113 "pe•llina ll'e '; ~lm!d &> i!aW norilh)d Ui,IJ,e ' ii~~~~~'~ i~ -~ ' ::; ~~s!C;~~~ · , ~!:~h~ Dem~.crats Jatch L\us~he . ,,,- .,. Y ' th!i ~.......~ lllillber' of Pll>o but wo'U acainai: ' North · t1own ' , r •' '• . '·~·--·' ,..i~::!~ Jil~. ,.f, .'t"; .• · ' ' . t } ', .. • •ltl!·• ' 1.' . .l~ , .,~ ···' ., . ·~. ' ,- ""''.- .'.j: •err " .I ' 'b; ' ', ,·. y. ... IOC , O,~*;~, ,I I )• .. • . n·tens •ty 0if A•r ks n· d A·tt.ac 'nepene JJ" ILACK 1111.f:lltl! . IZ ~lPISIIU ' $1. 25 "' work - USE THE tOUPO~ ATTA~BED TO THIS SPEtiAl MAILER· FOR., ... • .i ' ' Warning too Late ,·~ liN BEST PHOTO .U1'Al'S Lll' PlltES 25C OFF .... I ,,, .~ ,_ ,,·• ,1,-' .' ' ·- Utv ' ' 'f"'!i'tlir ~"' 1.~ 1 '~~ ' •I , ", ~ • \-,.1 "' ' ~. ' .'".. ''j ' ' . ' ' room, ,'... ' vll~e to Clnllyn'ollll'tlcll><P WASIDNGTON (lJPI)- the 48-yeaMid criminal's PIOo Ore., housewife In J - U81. doh In club wcrk. Gordon Ia an EaciiPed convict, Jameo Earl ture and dascrlptlon to the The day otter ~~or,.- waa rill>lOyooofthaObloValleyEiiieRay was given 111oxiroordlnary Pollee and the public. listed as an 11th 10 most trtc Corp, llld • Public oceouil.. By United Preas JntematiClnal Clllergency Ust!ni on tho FBI's ~eclal AIOrt Wanted, he was lll'reated in lilt. He, too, Ia octlve In • I u b If a man answers, don't hang roster · of 10 most wanll'd In addition, a special alert Calilomla. work, • Mason, Junior watdln of IW· , criminals saturday, 1-slf.ylng was set uP in the MexlciD Evan belore Ray wu Identiweek. Sl. Peter'aFpl&o011al0nU"Ch,and Unfamiliar mala voices have the . nationwide rnlllhunt lor the bordar area in tho event Ka,y fied as the m)sterloua Galt, Wednelday they wW go to ClJ>. 0 of the GalliPolis " 81 been lll'eatlng III8IIY Ohioans ""cused assassin of Dr, Martin trios to flee the COIUI!ry, there was an assured $100,000 In clnnati to see thelf "mama" Jt,rceas. · dlallqg the telOpbona operator Ulther King Jr. Me>ican .POllee olllclala also reworda . lor l!110ftO providing <treaaed In a whi~ gow~~ and IJ>. asked~~ ahetoltaboutleav- since' 3 p.m. Thuroday. Ka,y, woo masqueraded as ware aald to be looking tor Ka,y lnlormatlon leading tD the 00 mueh. Slle atalled ao state dlreciDr of "" her 0!"' . That has been one of the mild- Eric starvO Galt at the time on an liDOUidal basis. <IP!UI"O Ujd conviction of King' a iwdoro o! Ohio Fedfr- aal<l, "I mY bei11B soRe er side. eUeC\• or' a strike by King was slaiii in Meq>hls, wao ~ial arrangements were slayer, The Mempbia Cily Women' a Clubs, . makes them Jl10re aelJ.reli:ant." nearly 20,000 Q>lp Bell Tole- plazed on the list even though made to show Ra_y's Picture on· Council haa voted to underwrlie The Chlldrl!ll ire VIckie loYM This rllllO~, alttllllln h e r p1toot Syotem employes, In con- there are 10 fugitives o4"eacly the ABC-TV show, uThe FBI.'' !hOt amount. and Jol!rey ~~ay·sOuJ.1;Jeir~ •illlnllliV ·II~ · i:QIIIItl't Junction with a national walk- on it. This has h_...t but Slnl<isj' evening, Ray. ldentllled through • or Ia Mrs, Gor.., E;. Rotll>i>f 77 ,helj) notl<llnB lht ll'ro bl!!>ka on out: once belore In the hlotory of the The only olher criminal ever palnot.lklng chock of FBI 11 · ' ' state Sl. ·, t!>e colroo table, Blbla.'Siortes Pholie service to about 2,500 10 most wanted. _ given emergency llstiJW on the llngerprlnt Illes, hacl boon Becoming a st~ti Omcwlll!he for CltUdron and Grimm's Fairy perom• In the Toledo area was FBI Director J, Edgar lloo•er 10 most wanted roster was sought by .POUce as an 88CIIIId largeot federatl!l.....,otwliinen Tale&; Ovu In a rack, tho 1DJI dl&riW!ed · early Frida¥ when a decided tD add Ray as an lith Richard Lawrei!Ce Marquette, convict for noorly a year. He In tho world, with 1 membarlhU> rec:ord -allium was • lloger wu.. cable waa aawed In hal!. most wanted to insure the who was 10ught for the bukher brokl out of Mia 'Our! State of 22,000, 11 DO amall honor. ID Iiams. I thouaht. .uThe chUdren Bell per-IIOMel urged the pub. wldeet possible disseminatJon or knile murder of a Portland, Prison by hiding In a bread lac~ It 11 tbo ·~ ~tlil- hare ere loved and .woU car~ ne to u88 illract dlalii1B lnataBd ment ot C&r\olyp'l U )rear& of lor.'' There. was al1tdt rocker, of makiaepir 1011 .m.person calls ~:W.aM~~j~,i$$j;t.§fJM~~;®~~~;~:;:~;;:~~ el<Parlence With Jiiltlor Women' a lllllip,ed .11) match tho Plm>. In b..auaa or the il>Ortago of rnanCiubl. · the P!<tore op the tabla,achlrJD. agomenl , employes ntiiiAing BALI1oi'IN PARK, 'Calil, (IJPO - Police Slturda¥ ~ !eked The ueOIII to•!h"t hlP ' 6mce · q'~ youngmanstoodcloao the switchboards. _ "'a nt111 resembling James Earl Roy, the accused assassin of · ~hi-, big 1 t andth..;_ ~.~.. Martin Luther Kina, but releaaedhbnthree~ura'-ter alter he bapo from a conver11tlon ibout w • • ~ ~ ·-Ma1Q' of die ~~~~- ~wkera ·~ ·~ ~ 13 yoorli 1&0 with Mrs, Earl E. ware to\"!~· ~l,qO,li;Ollidn't have been f dlatrlbutfnr' I..Oets w:aa elntioated as a lau&pect. "We have released thl• suallect," Sing, Jr. Mrs. Sing, ueticQiner help but tl)lnk ,a b!ot¥1 ilnvfved to puleri!I\Y. • '· · sal~ SSi. Gerald!JIIillln. "HehasbeenPoBitivelyellmlnated. Hla GREENWOOD, Ark. (UPD 10 GolliPoJil, aaked Carobnllhat mother, col\!:.elned with tbo. ""' The ' I8aaata, enuued •Wl\y flti8etJ>rlntS eliminated him." The weather bureau said the riqulrementa were lor jOIJ>. rlcbmOIII Of her' ll(e anti dleli ves Bell !totem Empioye<ll are .., 'Gilman oald the man wasplc~edut>on a Baldwin Park street saturda) the llrat wan>1ng that 11!1 the local J,.Uor WtiiDitl's ql tllhers, muattr~mltthlo ' .,. strike., atate in part this morn!~ He declined to release the man'• ldeotJt.y, 110,)" a storm exlated near Green~--~ ,Aili,..!'WE lion•; ,.c.,..andlovato'har'chU..., .~~we f<k,~,:;.:e•!.'ll!.wa•,'~~, :rhll~a~· •routlnecheclci•:~··-.. _; e;w"'!" Frlda,y waa laoued only II &>Uowaln~ \l>ltthey •1!1 largeat and richest ~· In ~-<""'*'~:,:-:"'*"'"''~''$'*'*""' '···· .,..2....--..... .. . " ., . . •W~ mlhutaa tiafora a tornado lave a ~~'' - Th• and then Marlene ~~, who hid injoyed. , become cl~.,... 10 ·~~ tltft world, our wap~ \ flave :::;:;:::mv:-~:K.::f.;~;:;-.g~~~~:;:~~ftt.:f.~f.f.~:"J.~~:?::l;i:~~ii,~~ ernasb8d half the town to plecea J)YC Jlital)>etlhiP lld _m,.,t;Pro- over the big :Job of ~\bl.• . ~from about thlfd-pla<e and killed 12perSOIIs. ~ _111' orllll,l'i. oile~ It complex )'Grid., ., ' fn the nation•• -..my to ;13rd. "II was ona of those storms wao 'Cedarat.,t 1ri 1H8 and Cjto. lavol- In Dllal' ihlngs Is "The co~J1jlon)> Ia In 'i position that began to build very ~ lloth waa tllo D~~ 1n Port of ~ 1'ltal f~ pre.. tq, Increase our - · without ... - _ · It It rapidly," said James Hul!, liMO and '11. Tlitl'ewert 18chlr- Ill''"'!'· r~;.ene~ Federation'• iftl;rooalq the coal of ilemce to meteorologist In chargo of the term""'"'"a. ntOIIO' II Un!O II Qvvalt1" ·. the publlc... We !eel that we ' 'llaathar station at nearby Fort dlrectot ,CArolyn will Tho rill>h~l.o~sonc!vlcllllleoft> ' extended ourselves, in Smith. He said torecastara did be ....,...ed to travel aa.wa1 munlf;y ImProvement. good lalth, In an ·attampt to ,... .:;;, everythll1s they could. weeko, give lalkl, presl\18 1\ Tho lftl!!ated cl,_ member.. gotlate a talr contract without Hundreds of other per8011a board meodnJI, ilidParlorm.U.. are also enc:ourljiO!!,i.i IMnl.., a work .stoppage., we now lind SAIGON (UPO - The u. s. Co>lunand saturda) rc>orted the were Injured when the twlotar er Cedara\k>ll .dutloo.1Uke<!·l!P lkjliS and ~re~thewo~ldh ouraelvea faced wiih 110 othar heaviest air atucks of the year, 160 ntlsslons,lglinat North VI... aawed a 400.Coot-wide peth she Jllliilpd ~ aw:.,Y Crolilli;r ¥'1"erali • ~ ·· , . altarnalive but to strike." IJalll' a Plllhandla sl(lply ares. A rougb ~tcounting allowed that more thl'OIIldt the center of the !aiDIJ¥, aomO!iJnes cor-aaJoow.u _The loci\ ~~u~ 11 vecy ~ve Ohio ~ dlatrlbtlted a "fact thon a,tioo ·American a!ghts had dropped as many as IB,oon tona of Ozarka foothills town of 2,000. thraeweek&' ilii,umo. ,, . Wl!h .M m~ra woo)i"'. ~il ;· ·lheet" thlo week, which stated bomboon an area llbout the alzeo!the atateo!Vermontsl!lCelast Some residents ware 81111 ''Well, 1 mob !l•li. ltock tho 1M motto, "Moat ~rlnU lr. In pert: &mda,y. mlallag satnrda¥. Cratlar Wllltcu~)fa~~ 1M . ~• of time ':;;:t., . !If ~'The 11J!11 a.lo Bell otrar of Pllola returning from the 160 mlsaloos Friday ln..,lvtng about U. Gcv • Maurice Britt said he them·~, m~" ~." ' . P"'PPe on, their to._ \ i: . \ ·7,5 per cent - lncreooes 500 FillA's, Thundorchiels and Phantoms rt110rted destroying or was aohlng disaster deslanatlon She ~!f.:~er !lmllr·bal be- . '~}• ~orilll!""' ,Her>, WGIIid .. PfOV!de 111 average of dunlilrw eilaasl 26 trucks, 26 llllply boals, 10 rallroed or hialhWRY lor Greenwood. Brttt and toP ....., proi!C!iDI and ~BD't a1. ~~.~ -lml~·~ and t ..,,83, l>tt -'lloek In . additional brltlps and 31other Communist tortlllcatlono. National Goard and state pollee eat h~ -~• ' in<\' ~~~ ~ llliOOO e/nployeea 'lid Thoro was no rllllOrt on tbe dill!luted lnflltrltion fUIUIOI ll>r aldol arrived !rom Uttie Rock cii.Ya. ~a, Ill>! .1110'1 illalq~eyes -\ lti; ..tiliui)' In ~ with set- bomb tOnnage lmload<!d. but the the past 25 months. Toe valley early SolurdaJ. anap_when1VU ~. "OIIIqcf"~ , UemOIIU '"""' Dllide In other Fltlil Thunderchiel, workhorae leads to the outaldrta of Hue. llundredtepoll 8 of town_.o, otlon ~W~eo'o ·,P,!i!biir• ··: ,,. ~l!b'i.••·.: ·. ol the e1r war, Ia eiiPible ot KW 95 ota co, Red Crooa and olvll . . carrying 16 75~und bom)>sNear saigon, u.s. forces defense workers, and mtlltary ' . o!x IDIIO of . O>Piotlvea. The .,.rted killing 95 In ~ reaenlats 881rched the rubble. •Q '' ~Ing FillA has il bomb cll,ys of llalhU>lg aroued _LiiiOte streets became impUBiblo .-, CIIPOCltJI of about 19 tona. _headquarters of the lit a! moll a hall milo from the •· 1"he ,. 16~ . !DIBslons Friday illfantry avtolon. Strong VIet center of town. A llllgled -~~;~~~.~~~== Atthe !Wed ,!'nlllni>od · 145 Thursday, 118 Coog forces oce..,led wide roatl>loek of trees aDd other 11 We<h>sday, 112 Tuelday, 88 lll"OIIaoftheLaiiOteomeab>ul debrlablockedthewiy. ,.., a · !ltJndli,lr and U3 &Jndlll< lor a 30 mUea north of SOigon. W111lon Parker, SebaJtlaa alli>~NI ..A~V!~~' set aad to tDial of 761. TliAO tp fiYe planes C<>un\r attorney, oet up 1 --; ·•hall uou,Jiy fly, a sli>iJujlastoe. .u..ster headQIIrtera across /'!ll~j·~~~" ' book& wU:. Tha prevlouo,hlsfi Uumber of ,..! ' ·' ~ t!\" ,\.· -..' THE FilM HAltER .j ' " ' ' SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1968 ....,bet "' ,l. ~i $.2. 25 ' . '' " J ...,od Ray Tops All.Wanted Voices .L. 0 n. zn. e By PAT ~AUCK · GUlJPOLIS - ,ApretQ> Uttle !Z.)IIONlld girl j,Uit ribbon• In her hair and a r~rtd, frick. led faced, little "all boy" S.yoo"' old are In for a blal treat this ,. '• 12 ElPISUB~ ' 101110 h . klll.tCOLOR · toke ' • . THIS BEST ·FUM MAILER GOES TO . THE NEW BEST PHOTO PUNT lOCAT~D. At . too1v1uE - wnHIN JusT Foitn Mli·tis .oF: · llll;lllrcrott llre , J• Ill' RICHAIID, ·~ ~ UPI SlllohliiN Reporter . The WI¥ the .\'lltefa 1111!naln 11>e ~~a; 7 Democr~c Maatorlal pttmary could oiitll the end of the Cllri"OIII . . . at otale periJ beatltilarters If••• ADd' lJiat II II a big ..,., It F)'ank J,· \!IU•cbo AmJ'iilift Will' ldiQ. bOW !JUI-e~t..r hi> ·loBald .'l'lioinaa tha SOUib In ptUJII lnv~ved In ....... ' 19Ge nominee for Alae ot . H- gov• • �,h ' ' ' '' ' - WHilf ' THEY.. :.· - ~· ' ' . ·. · LIST - . LIST 28"x ·2J"' ·' S1Q45 ' , 09 . 'f • . MODEL.l20 . .. 1 .- ' #126 FILM BAnERIES GENER;AL . . SPRAY STEAM & DRY_I · : . .. · SUNBEAM STEAM, . DRY S17.9S V . WHILE .THEYf ·_ ' • BLACK PLASTIC . NO 4310 4"x10' ' ' ALUMIN_UM LAWN . . . • • AWAY$ 95 .· ;·MET .•. L.UNCH BUCKET WITH PI·NT THERMOS LIST S3.89 ' ' ' NO LAY S17. LIST .. "' FLAsH CUBES ' SPIT ·. . ' . WITH LEATHER .CASE 'WT ' . WITH.- MOTORIZED . ' ' $23.95 '.\ . . ' 200 ONLY LIST $4.95 CLOSE CLOSE OUT OUT BOYS or GIRLS . 3.SPEED BICYCLE ' WE HAVE QI.Y . '.... · ITH COASTER BRAKE FRQNT CALIPER 10 lAY / ·., SEED . 6 . BRAK~VINYL SEAT, Willi! !IDIWAU Till PEAT SO LB. BAG ' . ' . .>' I ··~,_' .. \' , ·I •. ':1 ( . ·\ ' : .TOUf¥t ltEfLOI· ' . ' \ . • ' .. 7 . ' ' .,. ' ~ ~- '··. :,_~ !'' •, -"'· ! ···( . _· '• ' a' . . ' •' . . '~--'·· ' -, ' ·' " ' WHI~THEY . "' I ' - NO LAY ' �,h ' ' ' '' ' - WHilf ' THEY.. :.· - ~· ' ' . ·. · LIST - . LIST 28"x ·2J"' ·' S1Q45 ' , 09 . 'f • . MODEL.l20 . .. 1 .- ' #126 FILM BAnERIES GENER;AL . . SPRAY STEAM & DRY_I · : . .. · SUNBEAM STEAM, . DRY S17.9S V . WHILE .THEYf ·_ ' • BLACK PLASTIC . NO 4310 4"x10' ' ' ALUMIN_UM LAWN . . . • • AWAY$ 95 .· ;·MET .•. L.UNCH BUCKET WITH PI·NT THERMOS LIST S3.89 ' ' ' NO LAY S17. LIST .. "' FLAsH CUBES ' SPIT ·. . ' . WITH LEATHER .CASE 'WT ' . WITH.- MOTORIZED . ' ' $23.95 '.\ . . ' 200 ONLY LIST $4.95 CLOSE CLOSE OUT OUT BOYS or GIRLS . 3.SPEED BICYCLE ' WE HAVE QI.Y . '.... · ITH COASTER BRAKE FRQNT CALIPER 10 lAY / ·., SEED . 6 . BRAK~VINYL SEAT, Willi! !IDIWAU Till PEAT SO LB. BAG ' . ' . .>' I ··~,_' .. \' , ·I •. ':1 ( . ·\ ' : .TOUf¥t ltEfLOI· ' . ' \ . • ' .. 7 . ' ' .,. ' ~ ~- '··. :,_~ !'' •, -"'· ! ···( . _· '• ' a' . . ' •' . . '~--'·· ' -, ' ·' " ' WHI~THEY . "' I ' - NO LAY ' �. ' Tri ' c , Jl.y'HOS.Itrr WILSON, Ji~ , G,\LUPOLIS - Coach L. c. (U.ke) Burson's Gallla,Ac,adem,y ' ~hool thine lads scored 62 points on ~mol'ial ,YOU Jo'iel<t here lo,ri- '~!J.,~ night to <OP!uL"• the t'lrst Annual Galll(ioll~ Holtry Helay~ be. IQlProxlmately $00 rans, '" '>·· It was the Galllans fourth consecutive nieet vk.~·FY akter. dropptng oPening sesslon It Chesll,l)eake on l\pril 3. TO.dite. GAHs ha.s •a::•~ 13 teams, losing only to Chesapeake in fCOitll)iling a 4-l !; i record, Monday, the Blue U.vlls will delendll18 Southeastern Ohio ~-~~~_!i:~;;;campion Athens on MemField, beginning at 4 p.m. On Wednesday, the Bur50nlans journey to Ironton. Friday's First Annual Gall~ Rotary llela,ys proved to be big success desplte the faet took five hours to comPlete. Weather conditions were pe"" Ceet forth~ affair, Seven area teams particiPated. ' Gil~llllolil toPped the field with 62 »olnts. Logan placed second with (51,2. Jackson had 43, Pt. Pleas-. am: 35, Meigs 27, Southwestern 14 and NelSQnviJle-York 131~ . GAHS cBJ,ltured blue ribOOns in Ove events. logan and Jach, son won three, Pt. Pleasant two, Meigs andSouthwesternoneeach. Nelso~wille-York Called to win a blue ribbln. Versatile Blue Devil junior Tom ~encer and senior Jim Gilmore piced the Blue Devils •ttack along with senior Lee Bur- '''"'"wiD ';,~~~~'~~,~~.... .. . "''' ·" ; . ' oli wilh • 'r• top iiooors1 llnl"'lng In 3:48.4. 1 • Jl\:kson's Bill Heitry won the 440..yard dash In :56.7, and the lrorunen's Jerry Prater won the two-mile run ln 10:09.6. Bob ' 9 .llo ~ ' . ,f· ' ""' . t Lopn • 0 f. Ollll0f : I. l:f • GaUJpolts -~, ,:., • ,,, • : . •·• •• ;, ••• , • , , , 5 ' 'I ' 31,i 3 I~ ML • '• a"P• ~l"i 4 ' ' . SQ~western ', • •• , ~ •• 1 .- .. ~~··' , .. , ~ ,\ ~I: t1( ~ • ,. a '9 l .'":"l • - ~ 1.. , 1' . .a · rr~, rNelsonVillfi'>•' .Yg.rk ,, ,·.,,: ·~1···· · · : ~.~ •• ~~ ·hO ~ ~~ 1 ' 1 '' J· j the mlle run !n 4;47,8. !iouti>- , ·• • • ~··acuonat •1 " . · ~ .,J,1·, ~. western's Bob Lawson took toP .... "(: ~entedby . /f.. 'U. •I)Inj~e,tfrt, T<!l'Au; ' ~ •••. ~ .• •••:~··• to.~~··· ' \U , 15 15 ts : hDnors in the 880-yard run. finishing in 2:09.5. ••• • Pt. Pleasant took an early lead in team sc~rlng. The Big: Blacks were ahead with t3points to Gallipolis' 12¥.! .Cter results or the rir.st three events were compiled. Logan forged ahead after wiOoo ning the 100-yard dash . .:. . that gave the Chieftains l6 12 markers (i.\LJ:IPOLIS - ~CVC' Spaul~ The Bobcat miter deCeilted If U.;;t!ed to GAIIS~thl.;!ea, _'. , third, ~.ij,J~~~ ~~~ ': !'i~ ~ut!jna, tb, l968 <hampJOnllh\P ~~ to GalliPolis' 16. Pt. Pleasant The Ciallipollsl(otaqClubll)~l S:Ot7. ''I' ;~~·, '..1 ··~c;';~~.-~~ .. Qthef· · ~ lri , dropped to third whh t 412. dlng, 16-ycar..old 1\}'t..~r Creek other ·athletes from Cour ·(4allla By c;blng well in the lO~yard junior, son or Mr. and Mrs. Cooroty hillh ~chools (llannan ltlated the event, and bu ;!Jo!! ~ll~n.:KJpi-'e~101i \ll,:,evebt reee!veCI....ui~Ca,tli,. ~ Millard Spaulding, Ut. 1 Chcsh· Trace did "?I participate) ~Y llll- Its sponsor eveuil\eo. , Coilrl!l,''iild il"nY"" KIIOI~, ~tb-\• l'l.i'ilclpanti were: ,' ,l . , dash, mile rWl, 8SO..yard relay, son. and 440-dash, Logan remained out Ire, captured lhe 20th annual (ill ishlng with a ;,uu perCorm· Friday's 20th amual rliJll\ln$ , ~llhi!l\ i\l.o last ~ 'Wuil a, '• 'sdiiaiWeatmt- beovttK6tla, • Spencer captured the broad front with 271h points after seven l>mkls Mill' Hun on Memorial ancc. preceded the Firat AMlial Galli.' 10-mlle run, llnlshod 11fth. Mike FaileiQII lnd B<ll1 Lawioon. ! jump, high jump, 12~yard high ~omplete events. GAHS was secField Fridtll- evening. The rlrst Gil Godds Mile Run polis Rotary Relays. Followlnl the event, llotaey North Gallla- Donild l'!rowllhurdles, and placed in the mile ond at this point with 22markers. Spaulding, a ~'-8" rL'£.1-headed wus condllcted here lnlola,y; 1949, Southwestern's Boti I.aW'!I"' Pres!denl Georp llall , .' • 'youngslcr who tips the scales one year after llodds, U, S. Ol,ym- finished second In the 1?68 ~GU , od KC 'jn;;k <Ol!ch relay, giving him a total of 19 Pt. Plealiant had 19 12 and .Jackl)ovld' Kun,, Wayne ( at approximately 148 poundii, be- pie champion miter in 1948, ded- Dodds Mile. I ~· ell<irl "a ! .. Miller tho GU Dodds points, toPS in the meet. son 18. lllke Cartor Iiiii Da. • Gilmore tallied 131,1 .POints GAHS broke themeetwide~en came the first non~C,\JIS athlete icated Memorial l•'icld's track. doc:k~ at 5:04.6. Mi~e F.adeley,_ 1Dg b'qlhy. ' .· ~ for runner~ honors. Gilmore by picking up 1S points in the to win the aruma! cvcnl. ~nUl last year, the event was aloo o1 Southwestern, llnlllhod Gen. - , : captured the pole vault, was a broad and high jump events. J.o- . member of the winning 880ayard gan managed onb seven markrelay team, finished second in ers here, giving G.\IIS a 40.3-t:l 2 the broad jum.P, and fourth in the lead with six eventii remaining. 1-'1\ISII 1.1:'\E -· 1\ .v ~ t• r high jum,p. Pt. Pleasant had 2212 at this Crt.•t.•l\' M Stc~c SpaulWn~ crossBurson tallied 10 points. He stage. the finish line to C!upturc !'Yfiu'''-JI'Jnnlng ~ao..yJtll r... ~. :rh.~ Jll.JJ~. l£v1l• ~tdened the cs the 20th annual Gil Dodds Mile .llf. f!1 the aitchor man - gap with s~ and 1ltird placQ: • nuh~ o'n Memofiaf" t•r<'1c(lliH. arid p second lnthe220.yard finishes in the 220, two mil~ daj m·cning, lie ran 1t in ~· dash, tied for secOnd in the 100.. run, and mile relah When Jim .3:02. 4, to bt.•comc llll'rirstnonyard dash, and placed on the one Gilmol'e captured the meet.' li fl.. {IJ\IIS athiN(' to captul't.• the mile relay team. He finished nal e\·ent - the pole \'&ult llotary-sponson..od event. fifth in overaU scoring. that gave the Gallian~ a final Logan's Jeff Angle finished spread of t611z points O\'er the Udrd in individual scoring with t'hieftains. l2Jh points. Angle's Cine Pel'GAHS thinclads railed to e• lormanc• o. 7) gave him first tablish new sehool ..~.rd· in the .Place in the lOQ..yard dash. event. It was thought Tom ~enAB I! Pt. Pleasant's Mike Marnhout cer leaped 6-4 in the high jump, 2 0 flnlshed fourth in scoring with but a measure by oO"icJalti reo 3 0 11 points. The lanky Big Black vealed his winning effort was oJlo 3 0 1.~ <iplured the Shot put with a to" ly &-I, 2 'q q of 46 feet,l 1h: inches. Since this was the first annual 2 1 9 )~ Other firsts were recorded by &tary event, aiJ times and dis3! 0 0 logan's Chuck Kemper, The tances recorded Fri~ are con3 ,. i'>' ·~>-• Oaleftain stro~an heaved the sidered meet records. Friday's " 3 0 0 discus 144 feet, five inches. J...o.. event was the Cirst major track2 0 ''; o. can•• mUe relas team walked field meet conducted here in 11 TUPPEHS PLAINS- The East23 . 2 ·a , years. ern Eagles picked up a 6-4 win over visiting Hannan Trace here . ,·. · 'I 4 Dr. HT. Auto. . ~tii'io Field, Running Results Friday afternoon. Larry Spencer, who got credit Cor the victory, and [reshman Mike Boring shared the mound duty for the winners. They combined to fan six. They Issued two bases on balls. Jl.y United Preas International Eastern hlWng was Jed by ROME (UP!)... olngel RobinStm-e Cowdery, a tbublc and two son Garcia, 144, Cuba. stopped singles and Jerry Burke, a tri- L.C. Mor~n, 147, Youngstown, ple, double and single in four Ohio (9). trips to the plate. Spencer, Mike ' zJI (UPOMartin and Rill Gillilan also SAO PAULO, Bra, FIELD RESULTS Wallace, J, tie ror fifth. Time DISCUS- Kemper, L; c. Pol· - :16.1. 111. NYj Marnhout, PP; Rlce, 100-YAHD DASH - Angle, L; PP; Blunders, G. - Distance- Burson, G; Groen, J; Martln. PP; <.oorad. L. Time - :10,7. If¥.$''. MU.E RUN - Cunnin(lilam, M; SHOT - Marnhout, PP; Kenllolloway, L; Praler, .J; Fadeley, .IIIV, M; Bemlett, G; Meadows, , 'G. DlUon, SW. - Distance - SW; L>avls, N\:", Time- 4:47.8. 880-YARD ttt:LAV - Wnn by W-l'h". . BROAD Jt.:MP - Spen<er, G: GAllS. followed by Logan, Nel~lj·•(lUmore, G; Lawson, S\\'; Flow- sonVille-York, Pt. Pleasant and had singie~;. ~uls t'austtn01, l\~!h, Brazil, PP; Martin, PP.- Distance Ja(!kson. WiMlng time - 1:43.6. Daniel li, the losbut pitcher, knocked out 0.¥9 ~~~. 2;2'!,, - 20'-4n. GAllS runners: Raines, Buroon, walkC.d five and struCk out two Eugene, Ore. (6ft i ,., HIGII JUMP - Spencer, G; Gilmore, Black. Cor: the Wlldc-.t.ts. llaman Trace ,, '' \ 440-YARD DASH- Henry, J; hitters we r c (.~en, Sisson, ~ "'lgie, 1.; Wieland, 1.; Gilmore, (\lPO- 1fQIIC NF.W Rltchart, M; Nibert, PP; Phelps, Shecls, Pugh, ~cr, sanders, Dillon, SW. - DLsta.nce IUeo, L; Beougher, L. Tlmc - :56,7, Monl!»mory and Daniels. one Rondon, roLE VAl!I.T - Gilmore, C;; , 180-YARD LQW ill 'RUU:JS- . each: M; Jones, J; Aarker, Nibert, PP; Pierce, NY; Swann, PP; MOs&burger, J; Raker, G. tUUtey, M, - Distance Time - :22.8, RUNNINC E\'ENTS 880,YAIUJ RUN - l.aw:;on, , 120 IUGII lll'IIIJLF,S .- Spen· SW; Lewis, J; White, M; noG; Ocstephen, J; ConraD, maine, c;; Trip\elt, J. Time 2:09.5 ' MaJ•,1hou~ PP; Baker, G and -. ., ----------------~· ---·~~ · ·~··, ·; ;· •s 2 Dr. Hard Top. 8 cy( •Auto. ·~ llldlo, ' . ' Man., Mtro C:.~;~ tiiiil1i;- or.~·pr.... KEITH Open For Customer BOsrON (IJI'O lloglo !injdl'o -run homer In tbo loorll1 innliMI blckod the llve-1111 2~1J-IlASU.:"7i i;ttatrer, J; Bur~ son, G; l-'0.~ 1 l; 1\nglc, L; Scorers Barker, PP. il'jme - :25. "':•ter, TWO Mh:f UQ~ - . J; Warner, M; ...~lbe.lt, G; Samp.les, G~ ,'KOOI!!!, sW1) •_1riie - , '10e09,8• . ' fi!ILE REL~" '"' W"'!,j>Y. l.o-·. Pll; Jollow~ l!l' .Oaii!pollo, Ja~l(. ~ 9 . • •.•. ••• ' . 6 6 6 6 6 6 • •• • aon, Nel""l!!!l~Y'!"k andMO!gi. Winning tlriioi, :l:ts.4.' LogaMun-: her• wetel~ps, Beougher, ·. Conrad •I • and-· " ~ " :ii' •. ' ' Row Tiley F'JPulli!d .· • , r1 . FINAL ,STANDINGS ~':.~. . . ; ''. . . . : ~~ Login " •• ·,,,lr ~ •• ••••••• 4Sih I Jaek.l(ll • • ,: ~ -~ .. ; • • • • • f3 · Pl. Plea.uil ' ••~. ;. •.... 3~ , f kill lh~ insects belore they MOIJJ ,1, :: .......•. 27 such emer- Southwe ...m • • . . . • . . 14 the cocoon. NeiiOI!VIIIO-York ••. , . 13'h Boll Beougher and Cl\tic~ K~ria! ~'leld l'rllla,\' nlghL The mile relay troPhy, spOniiOted by Co~ len~ Pltehllw or Jerey SlelhliiiOn » and carried the Bolllln lied Sol< ., a w mmry over the Cloveland IDdllRI lor their loorlllllrllcht ~b. !blth'• bllmer, blo (lrat or tile llli1011, <ame otrloaer LoitoTiant, With one out after lllke Andrews bad .qiod and Joe FQ)' iralkod. ~ plnodblallrot-.11> lDl')' oC tho _... aplnot one loati and turned lti the taurlb otral&bt COII!Piote rllbe le' tbe lied Sol< Pltehlntl 81111. The ~· otruck out lfVIII and wall<ed ...., ~ avt • ',... l1i tbo 1oor111 on a doUble le' lluke Slm., urdl,y ~R NAioiED SPEAKER ADA; 0b1o (IJPO - Richard Shrldor, lllaml Ulll....llt11tbo leiiD llrtciXIr, wiU _.. ll the _ . . Oblo Nortllorn ~m~....... i1' Loltonnon't Qub ........ !U>- .,., IIIJU. IIOre tban 400 PoriODI are .,., 'PICtO!IIor lha 2 p.m. rociPIIol> and, 2:30 p.m. dinner ll llcJo. ...~ ....., , .............. IJw. Nfered hi• tit• llrll"• • InTllli lllriO'<*IIIona. Now You can".Jidii most of the lllli~SJ, unplee~ilt jOb.Of prep. arattqli before paititlng! You , d9n't ~··• !o ••ck)~ the cracks-or sand away tiny nibs and spjl:k,s, No scrub· bini either, bec8use yop can paint rte~t over s)ain•d or dirty ~ut'faces, A wonderful MW Jalior..-vlngl~tex paint- at. spec:lll .... prieill -loa· SA\'E ~~~~;~~1~~~ <> iuu;, s1oo· · .......... w~or utEI WALL NIT answer .' • out . x-BoPhlladelphla ' ~I* FAIIUNE .'· .. ,. ; ·;' ....... · Jlit$ 2 Dr. 6 cyL Stand. lnu. RAil . · ., · 66 am u .·.: .................,,.,~ 4 Door StaUon \_Va~n, 6' t)'l. ~to. ~~~~. llidlo 1o heater. W-W ores. , ,, ,' , , . .... ...... Parks r,1orr arid l~e, and clamatlon tlra : ..... . .. $tits 'l'rdl. 64 FORD GA~.AX~.-o ACWN BEGINS MONDAY LONDON (UI'O- 'lbe carialn ti wUd Pllcb ODd a oacrlllco111 _ --.~ le' WUlio !lmllb. llu'Al'lll'llllrd at llounlamGlllll ID tbo ,Britlllh of the - · I n 1M niDtb bud courl.llWII tomlt~· cooit>lotod lha Cloftland . . . ,............_and~&- SomeI ' 1 I ~- lDJih~. summer,, . I I I trW' ~·.teei'I!IJ. ' pont. I brakes. radio & ..,..,~:, _ ~tre.. SJitri" ~.· . , .·•· '•'.. ,,. 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Auto. Trliii: Ridlb • beater. - Eastern Nine, 6-4 , II ·.J.i i Tops HT . 64 FAIRUNl SoD:· , __ ,. -:····:······ t1l95 ' bo4in·+ o t 60 POfCI1AC ......... · ·;'' · $J9$ . - i!Je . . ' I I I { .I .. ·¥' Wins 20th (;il DQ,dds 'Mile ·'R.u,n . r-~-----~---"'!' ;..~,.....-...-..,.~ I f SP. .. l·o. . 106.,. .f2, t: I WA£ '. .. ' , l • ''H L. : 2 2' "" L. ''~ 1''·,,..,j ,.. , ·ZJ:L fl ,. O f O f 0 0 0 t ... f t f O ' f ' f ,•• JJ ~ J ac klOll ·• • •, ', ,• , • •"•••• , • •• .• • ,,• :• ,, Ft.: Pleas~ •• ··~··········· .h··~~~ ~ ~~ Melj& t ooooo,oo ,Oif•••••t. o l •tlt~~ \ 4: 1 1'01' St:OIU·:H - '1\tm :-tJenccr, right, .,lcked tUJ Hi paints while lcadim: G \liS to \·ictOI'Y in the First ,\nnllfll Gallipoll.!! IWLaQ ltcl83'1i l•'riday night. lll.l •·ceclved 1he lOP korer•s tro.. ph.)· r1'0m co-sponsors Bud McGhc~; leCL, w.n:u, and Bob Saunden, Quaker ~ate Service Center. :22.8. Meigs' Jon Cunningham won a blue ribbon for capturing '•' • ~ SCHOOl,. . ~· :II~w,; They . ' !ila!fer won. the 220 dash in ~5. P~ Pleasan(s OeMIS ~lbert won the 18G-yard low hurdles in ,. . J ·.~.; SA\IE �. ' Tri ' c , Jl.y'HOS.Itrr WILSON, Ji~ , G,\LUPOLIS - Coach L. c. (U.ke) Burson's Gallla,Ac,adem,y ' ~hool thine lads scored 62 points on ~mol'ial ,YOU Jo'iel<t here lo,ri- '~!J.,~ night to <OP!uL"• the t'lrst Annual Galll(ioll~ Holtry Helay~ be. IQlProxlmately $00 rans, '" '>·· It was the Galllans fourth consecutive nieet vk.~·FY akter. dropptng oPening sesslon It Chesll,l)eake on l\pril 3. TO.dite. GAHs ha.s •a::•~ 13 teams, losing only to Chesapeake in fCOitll)iling a 4-l !; i record, Monday, the Blue U.vlls will delendll18 Southeastern Ohio ~-~~~_!i:~;;;campion Athens on MemField, beginning at 4 p.m. On Wednesday, the Bur50nlans journey to Ironton. Friday's First Annual Gall~ Rotary llela,ys proved to be big success desplte the faet took five hours to comPlete. Weather conditions were pe"" Ceet forth~ affair, Seven area teams particiPated. ' Gil~llllolil toPped the field with 62 »olnts. Logan placed second with (51,2. Jackson had 43, Pt. Pleas-. am: 35, Meigs 27, Southwestern 14 and NelSQnviJle-York 131~ . GAHS cBJ,ltured blue ribOOns in Ove events. logan and Jach, son won three, Pt. Pleasant two, Meigs andSouthwesternoneeach. Nelso~wille-York Called to win a blue ribbln. Versatile Blue Devil junior Tom ~encer and senior Jim Gilmore piced the Blue Devils •ttack along with senior Lee Bur- '''"'"wiD ';,~~~~'~~,~~.... .. . "''' ·" ; . ' oli wilh • 'r• top iiooors1 llnl"'lng In 3:48.4. 1 • Jl\:kson's Bill Heitry won the 440..yard dash In :56.7, and the lrorunen's Jerry Prater won the two-mile run ln 10:09.6. Bob ' 9 .llo ~ ' . ,f· ' ""' . t Lopn • 0 f. Ollll0f : I. l:f • GaUJpolts -~, ,:., • ,,, • : . •·• •• ;, ••• , • , , , 5 ' 'I ' 31,i 3 I~ ML • '• a"P• ~l"i 4 ' ' . SQ~western ', • •• , ~ •• 1 .- .. ~~··' , .. , ~ ,\ ~I: t1( ~ • ,. a '9 l .'":"l • - ~ 1.. , 1' . .a · rr~, rNelsonVillfi'>•' .Yg.rk ,, ,·.,,: ·~1···· · · : ~.~ •• ~~ ·hO ~ ~~ 1 ' 1 '' J· j the mlle run !n 4;47,8. !iouti>- , ·• • • ~··acuonat •1 " . · ~ .,J,1·, ~. western's Bob Lawson took toP .... "(: ~entedby . /f.. 'U. •I)Inj~e,tfrt, T<!l'Au; ' ~ •••. ~ .• •••:~··• to.~~··· ' \U , 15 15 ts : hDnors in the 880-yard run. finishing in 2:09.5. ••• • Pt. Pleasant took an early lead in team sc~rlng. The Big: Blacks were ahead with t3points to Gallipolis' 12¥.! .Cter results or the rir.st three events were compiled. Logan forged ahead after wiOoo ning the 100-yard dash . .:. . that gave the Chieftains l6 12 markers (i.\LJ:IPOLIS - ~CVC' Spaul~ The Bobcat miter deCeilted If U.;;t!ed to GAIIS~thl.;!ea, _'. , third, ~.ij,J~~~ ~~~ ': !'i~ ~ut!jna, tb, l968 <hampJOnllh\P ~~ to GalliPolis' 16. Pt. Pleasant The Ciallipollsl(otaqClubll)~l S:Ot7. ''I' ;~~·, '..1 ··~c;';~~.-~~ .. Qthef· · ~ lri , dropped to third whh t 412. dlng, 16-ycar..old 1\}'t..~r Creek other ·athletes from Cour ·(4allla By c;blng well in the lO~yard junior, son or Mr. and Mrs. Cooroty hillh ~chools (llannan ltlated the event, and bu ;!Jo!! ~ll~n.:KJpi-'e~101i \ll,:,evebt reee!veCI....ui~Ca,tli,. ~ Millard Spaulding, Ut. 1 Chcsh· Trace did "?I participate) ~Y llll- Its sponsor eveuil\eo. , Coilrl!l,''iild il"nY"" KIIOI~, ~tb-\• l'l.i'ilclpanti were: ,' ,l . , dash, mile rWl, 8SO..yard relay, son. and 440-dash, Logan remained out Ire, captured lhe 20th annual (ill ishlng with a ;,uu perCorm· Friday's 20th amual rliJll\ln$ , ~llhi!l\ i\l.o last ~ 'Wuil a, '• 'sdiiaiWeatmt- beovttK6tla, • Spencer captured the broad front with 271h points after seven l>mkls Mill' Hun on Memorial ancc. preceded the Firat AMlial Galli.' 10-mlle run, llnlshod 11fth. Mike FaileiQII lnd B<ll1 Lawioon. ! jump, high jump, 12~yard high ~omplete events. GAHS was secField Fridtll- evening. The rlrst Gil Godds Mile Run polis Rotary Relays. Followlnl the event, llotaey North Gallla- Donild l'!rowllhurdles, and placed in the mile ond at this point with 22markers. Spaulding, a ~'-8" rL'£.1-headed wus condllcted here lnlola,y; 1949, Southwestern's Boti I.aW'!I"' Pres!denl Georp llall , .' • 'youngslcr who tips the scales one year after llodds, U, S. Ol,ym- finished second In the 1?68 ~GU , od KC 'jn;;k <Ol!ch relay, giving him a total of 19 Pt. Plealiant had 19 12 and .Jackl)ovld' Kun,, Wayne ( at approximately 148 poundii, be- pie champion miter in 1948, ded- Dodds Mile. I ~· ell<irl "a ! .. Miller tho GU Dodds points, toPS in the meet. son 18. lllke Cartor Iiiii Da. • Gilmore tallied 131,1 .POints GAHS broke themeetwide~en came the first non~C,\JIS athlete icated Memorial l•'icld's track. doc:k~ at 5:04.6. Mi~e F.adeley,_ 1Dg b'qlhy. ' .· ~ for runner~ honors. Gilmore by picking up 1S points in the to win the aruma! cvcnl. ~nUl last year, the event was aloo o1 Southwestern, llnlllhod Gen. - , : captured the pole vault, was a broad and high jump events. J.o- . member of the winning 880ayard gan managed onb seven markrelay team, finished second in ers here, giving G.\IIS a 40.3-t:l 2 the broad jum.P, and fourth in the lead with six eventii remaining. 1-'1\ISII 1.1:'\E -· 1\ .v ~ t• r high jum,p. Pt. Pleasant had 2212 at this Crt.•t.•l\' M Stc~c SpaulWn~ crossBurson tallied 10 points. He stage. the finish line to C!upturc !'Yfiu'''-JI'Jnnlng ~ao..yJtll r... ~. :rh.~ Jll.JJ~. l£v1l• ~tdened the cs the 20th annual Gil Dodds Mile .llf. f!1 the aitchor man - gap with s~ and 1ltird placQ: • nuh~ o'n Memofiaf" t•r<'1c(lliH. arid p second lnthe220.yard finishes in the 220, two mil~ daj m·cning, lie ran 1t in ~· dash, tied for secOnd in the 100.. run, and mile relah When Jim .3:02. 4, to bt.•comc llll'rirstnonyard dash, and placed on the one Gilmol'e captured the meet.' li fl.. {IJ\IIS athiN(' to captul't.• the mile relay team. He finished nal e\·ent - the pole \'&ult llotary-sponson..od event. fifth in overaU scoring. that gave the Gallian~ a final Logan's Jeff Angle finished spread of t611z points O\'er the Udrd in individual scoring with t'hieftains. l2Jh points. Angle's Cine Pel'GAHS thinclads railed to e• lormanc• o. 7) gave him first tablish new sehool ..~.rd· in the .Place in the lOQ..yard dash. event. It was thought Tom ~enAB I! Pt. Pleasant's Mike Marnhout cer leaped 6-4 in the high jump, 2 0 flnlshed fourth in scoring with but a measure by oO"icJalti reo 3 0 11 points. The lanky Big Black vealed his winning effort was oJlo 3 0 1.~ <iplured the Shot put with a to" ly &-I, 2 'q q of 46 feet,l 1h: inches. Since this was the first annual 2 1 9 )~ Other firsts were recorded by &tary event, aiJ times and dis3! 0 0 logan's Chuck Kemper, The tances recorded Fri~ are con3 ,. i'>' ·~>-• Oaleftain stro~an heaved the sidered meet records. Friday's " 3 0 0 discus 144 feet, five inches. J...o.. event was the Cirst major track2 0 ''; o. can•• mUe relas team walked field meet conducted here in 11 TUPPEHS PLAINS- The East23 . 2 ·a , years. ern Eagles picked up a 6-4 win over visiting Hannan Trace here . ,·. · 'I 4 Dr. HT. Auto. . ~tii'io Field, Running Results Friday afternoon. Larry Spencer, who got credit Cor the victory, and [reshman Mike Boring shared the mound duty for the winners. They combined to fan six. They Issued two bases on balls. Jl.y United Preas International Eastern hlWng was Jed by ROME (UP!)... olngel RobinStm-e Cowdery, a tbublc and two son Garcia, 144, Cuba. stopped singles and Jerry Burke, a tri- L.C. Mor~n, 147, Youngstown, ple, double and single in four Ohio (9). trips to the plate. Spencer, Mike ' zJI (UPOMartin and Rill Gillilan also SAO PAULO, Bra, FIELD RESULTS Wallace, J, tie ror fifth. Time DISCUS- Kemper, L; c. Pol· - :16.1. 111. NYj Marnhout, PP; Rlce, 100-YAHD DASH - Angle, L; PP; Blunders, G. - Distance- Burson, G; Groen, J; Martln. PP; <.oorad. L. Time - :10,7. If¥.$''. MU.E RUN - Cunnin(lilam, M; SHOT - Marnhout, PP; Kenllolloway, L; Praler, .J; Fadeley, .IIIV, M; Bemlett, G; Meadows, , 'G. DlUon, SW. - Distance - SW; L>avls, N\:", Time- 4:47.8. 880-YARD ttt:LAV - Wnn by W-l'h". . BROAD Jt.:MP - Spen<er, G: GAllS. followed by Logan, Nel~lj·•(lUmore, G; Lawson, S\\'; Flow- sonVille-York, Pt. Pleasant and had singie~;. ~uls t'austtn01, l\~!h, Brazil, PP; Martin, PP.- Distance Ja(!kson. WiMlng time - 1:43.6. Daniel li, the losbut pitcher, knocked out 0.¥9 ~~~. 2;2'!,, - 20'-4n. GAllS runners: Raines, Buroon, walkC.d five and struCk out two Eugene, Ore. (6ft i ,., HIGII JUMP - Spencer, G; Gilmore, Black. Cor: the Wlldc-.t.ts. llaman Trace ,, '' \ 440-YARD DASH- Henry, J; hitters we r c (.~en, Sisson, ~ "'lgie, 1.; Wieland, 1.; Gilmore, (\lPO- 1fQIIC NF.W Rltchart, M; Nibert, PP; Phelps, Shecls, Pugh, ~cr, sanders, Dillon, SW. - DLsta.nce IUeo, L; Beougher, L. Tlmc - :56,7, Monl!»mory and Daniels. one Rondon, roLE VAl!I.T - Gilmore, C;; , 180-YARD LQW ill 'RUU:JS- . each: M; Jones, J; Aarker, Nibert, PP; Pierce, NY; Swann, PP; MOs&burger, J; Raker, G. tUUtey, M, - Distance Time - :22.8, RUNNINC E\'ENTS 880,YAIUJ RUN - l.aw:;on, , 120 IUGII lll'IIIJLF,S .- Spen· SW; Lewis, J; White, M; noG; Ocstephen, J; ConraD, maine, c;; Trip\elt, J. Time 2:09.5 ' MaJ•,1hou~ PP; Baker, G and -. ., ----------------~· ---·~~ · ·~··, ·; ;· •s 2 Dr. Hard Top. 8 cy( •Auto. ·~ llldlo, ' . ' Man., Mtro C:.~;~ tiiiil1i;- or.~·pr.... KEITH Open For Customer BOsrON (IJI'O lloglo !injdl'o -run homer In tbo loorll1 innliMI blckod the llve-1111 2~1J-IlASU.:"7i i;ttatrer, J; Bur~ son, G; l-'0.~ 1 l; 1\nglc, L; Scorers Barker, PP. il'jme - :25. "':•ter, TWO Mh:f UQ~ - . J; Warner, M; ...~lbe.lt, G; Samp.les, G~ ,'KOOI!!!, sW1) •_1riie - , '10e09,8• . ' fi!ILE REL~" '"' W"'!,j>Y. l.o-·. Pll; Jollow~ l!l' .Oaii!pollo, Ja~l(. ~ 9 . • •.•. ••• ' . 6 6 6 6 6 6 • •• • aon, Nel""l!!!l~Y'!"k andMO!gi. Winning tlriioi, :l:ts.4.' LogaMun-: her• wetel~ps, Beougher, ·. Conrad •I • and-· " ~ " :ii' •. ' ' Row Tiley F'JPulli!d .· • , r1 . FINAL ,STANDINGS ~':.~. . . ; ''. . . . : ~~ Login " •• ·,,,lr ~ •• ••••••• 4Sih I Jaek.l(ll • • ,: ~ -~ .. ; • • • • • f3 · Pl. Plea.uil ' ••~. ;. •.... 3~ , f kill lh~ insects belore they MOIJJ ,1, :: .......•. 27 such emer- Southwe ...m • • . . . • . . 14 the cocoon. NeiiOI!VIIIO-York ••. , . 13'h Boll Beougher and Cl\tic~ K~ria! ~'leld l'rllla,\' nlghL The mile relay troPhy, spOniiOted by Co~ len~ Pltehllw or Jerey SlelhliiiOn » and carried the Bolllln lied Sol< ., a w mmry over the Cloveland IDdllRI lor their loorlllllrllcht ~b. !blth'• bllmer, blo (lrat or tile llli1011, <ame otrloaer LoitoTiant, With one out after lllke Andrews bad .qiod and Joe FQ)' iralkod. ~ plnodblallrot-.11> lDl')' oC tho _... aplnot one loati and turned lti the taurlb otral&bt COII!Piote rllbe le' tbe lied Sol< Pltehlntl 81111. The ~· otruck out lfVIII and wall<ed ...., ~ avt • ',... l1i tbo 1oor111 on a doUble le' lluke Slm., urdl,y ~R NAioiED SPEAKER ADA; 0b1o (IJPO - Richard Shrldor, lllaml Ulll....llt11tbo leiiD llrtciXIr, wiU _.. ll the _ . . Oblo Nortllorn ~m~....... i1' Loltonnon't Qub ........ !U>- .,., IIIJU. IIOre tban 400 PoriODI are .,., 'PICtO!IIor lha 2 p.m. rociPIIol> and, 2:30 p.m. dinner ll llcJo. ...~ ....., , .............. IJw. Nfered hi• tit• llrll"• • InTllli lllriO'<*IIIona. Now You can".Jidii most of the lllli~SJ, unplee~ilt jOb.Of prep. arattqli before paititlng! You , d9n't ~··• !o ••ck)~ the cracks-or sand away tiny nibs and spjl:k,s, No scrub· bini either, bec8use yop can paint rte~t over s)ain•d or dirty ~ut'faces, A wonderful MW Jalior..-vlngl~tex paint- at. spec:lll .... prieill -loa· SA\'E ~~~~;~~1~~~ <> iuu;, s1oo· · .......... w~or utEI WALL NIT answer .' • out . x-BoPhlladelphla ' ~I* FAIIUNE .'· .. ,. ; ·;' ....... · Jlit$ 2 Dr. 6 cyL Stand. lnu. RAil . · ., · 66 am u .·.: .................,,.,~ 4 Door StaUon \_Va~n, 6' t)'l. ~to. ~~~~. llidlo 1o heater. W-W ores. , ,, ,' , , . .... ...... Parks r,1orr arid l~e, and clamatlon tlra : ..... . .. $tits 'l'rdl. 64 FORD GA~.AX~.-o ACWN BEGINS MONDAY LONDON (UI'O- 'lbe carialn ti wUd Pllcb ODd a oacrlllco111 _ --.~ le' WUlio !lmllb. llu'Al'lll'llllrd at llounlamGlllll ID tbo ,Britlllh of the - · I n 1M niDtb bud courl.llWII tomlt~· cooit>lotod lha Cloftland . . . ,............_and~&- SomeI ' 1 I ~- lDJih~. summer,, . I I I trW' ~·.teei'I!IJ. ' pont. I brakes. radio & ..,..,~:, _ ~tre.. SJitri" ~.· . , .·•· '•'.. ,,. 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Auto. Trliii: Ridlb • beater. - Eastern Nine, 6-4 , II ·.J.i i Tops HT . 64 FAIRUNl SoD:· , __ ,. -:····:······ t1l95 ' bo4in·+ o t 60 POfCI1AC ......... · ·;'' · $J9$ . - i!Je . . ' I I I { .I .. ·¥' Wins 20th (;il DQ,dds 'Mile ·'R.u,n . r-~-----~---"'!' ;..~,.....-...-..,.~ I f SP. .. l·o. . 106.,. .f2, t: I WA£ '. .. ' , l • ''H L. : 2 2' "" L. ''~ 1''·,,..,j ,.. , ·ZJ:L fl ,. O f O f 0 0 0 t ... f t f O ' f ' f ,•• JJ ~ J ac klOll ·• • •, ', ,• , • •"•••• , • •• .• • ,,• :• ,, Ft.: Pleas~ •• ··~··········· .h··~~~ ~ ~~ Melj& t ooooo,oo ,Oif•••••t. o l •tlt~~ \ 4: 1 1'01' St:OIU·:H - '1\tm :-tJenccr, right, .,lcked tUJ Hi paints while lcadim: G \liS to \·ictOI'Y in the First ,\nnllfll Gallipoll.!! IWLaQ ltcl83'1i l•'riday night. lll.l •·ceclved 1he lOP korer•s tro.. ph.)· r1'0m co-sponsors Bud McGhc~; leCL, w.n:u, and Bob Saunden, Quaker ~ate Service Center. :22.8. Meigs' Jon Cunningham won a blue ribbon for capturing '•' • ~ SCHOOl,. . ~· :II~w,; They . ' !ila!fer won. the 220 dash in ~5. P~ Pleasan(s OeMIS ~lbert won the 18G-yard low hurdles in ,. . J ·.~.; SA\IE �' '' ' ' '' 1 - ' 'Ie· r. ., ' u ••• .. 4 ' ' . , I· ' d' ' t '' . . 'COOl Th with late, an ml_sery and Ullbiij>plnea 110 ... go, but do u glrltrlend are rlihl? -C. H. loeliJws for it tether on I that II ~ur folk• U and It with you oa thla meetlrv with lu clan next r, whit otb<tr a she bar the dbe w out. Th r sat!~ oormolc""'read It out loud. It was your rlbllneraonolandl die. our. DOI.L RQUIO Ul'lei'Y tatlon av abl , Odd Fe ows also fOr mothers, Ho or tefor I TIM. ner location. nald Dalton; Vi 0 Uh ,, ' Three in 75 HP lth all acceBSOrles eel 14' ' n ng&H 8 ·In er. the . un- whoachlev"' averages tor or !Or D Oll'I'E" 110 at · rs VO ' nice ei', ••; 3411 . 0{ IIIOD1bor- IDI •• ' • ltor ' ·•. .charm, - 's. 6 BR, b1asen>ml, / SPEC JAL rd C Wa10on, er t . your ·.own u'pl!o'lateey -~ llent cond, co. 87-11 ·oo '' FULL s Pri' I .. HniiC ant I The llfiOIIU ~ y bl Ahut it? el... L ~· lrt~ ',.. . tlilld .. 10 0 m .Aft. ' Pleilant. I bo pul>. the~. I .. ··---- '67 HO DO, sold llli1 will ~n. I tui) I • PUBL C AT. L 27-11:00 �' '' ' ' '' 1 - ' 'Ie· r. ., ' u ••• .. 4 ' ' . , I· ' d' ' t '' . . 'COOl Th with late, an ml_sery and Ullbiij>plnea 110 ... go, but do u glrltrlend are rlihl? -C. H. loeliJws for it tether on I that II ~ur folk• U and It with you oa thla meetlrv with lu clan next r, whit otb<tr a she bar the dbe w out. Th r sat!~ oormolc""'read It out loud. It was your rlbllneraonolandl die. our. DOI.L RQUIO Ul'lei'Y tatlon av abl , Odd Fe ows also fOr mothers, Ho or tefor I TIM. ner location. nald Dalton; Vi 0 Uh ,, ' Three in 75 HP lth all acceBSOrles eel 14' ' n ng&H 8 ·In er. the . un- whoachlev"' averages tor or !Or D Oll'I'E" 110 at · rs VO ' nice ei', ••; 3411 . 0{ IIIOD1bor- IDI •• ' • ltor ' ·•. .charm, - 's. 6 BR, b1asen>ml, / SPEC JAL rd C Wa10on, er t . your ·.own u'pl!o'lateey -~ llent cond, co. 87-11 ·oo '' FULL s Pri' I .. HniiC ant I The llfiOIIU ~ y bl Ahut it? el... L ~· lrt~ ',.. . tlilld .. 10 0 m .Aft. ' Pleilant. I bo pul>. the~. I .. ··---- '67 HO DO, sold llli1 will ~n. I tui) I • PUBL C AT. L 27-11:00 �.~. ·3 0 8 river. OOdM 1.3 of Middleport Ke pi g . -. :30 et s . lie an. Mason r a lnforme s W, •55 417 II s nt t .•n' 4-21· To ALBERT M. ith pa o, avaUabie. dl rt. Ca 992-2BS4 . 1-21· \ a• I.' I· Ll . ' , . • V Vie <MW57 , OHI . 4-21-3tc I 1 3W 8 '"" I Corn I•Mk u '"" ... 6:30 Bl.ble Ant :r1 ""w TV OOT. Sunday, April 21, noon to 4 p.m., R Bashan Rd., nsored by Fire Dept. ms, ba \2 ho IS. .-·"'""' I a . ••' • A.i.natiW' HaW' .... .·- WI I Clptoln- ·--.... U l .. 13 3 13 A ··" ... , SATIJRDAY. m. ... ..- &:XI !l!o . on tal Bill . 1 8 " .... -... u 3 8 'Gatill ' . II tor TOII'IOI'I'DW &lltrman • Aqqlanan of ihl Jll!lle ... , , .... :3 ~-~;;:;~.......... u '"''"'"'"' ... • ~.Lio>! IIIIWIJII I I ,.,., ..~ "'""" ........,_, . • Ill . T I 0 ; ~~·*' •• 3 8 N .... . I • JS plua parts II meroy HOme t Auto. li.J0.1VC 11100 .. ,Wu u """"II•weat~~... 11: .... u::ta ...__ 111:00 3 ... - s·· ~& 1.00 • , _... ,Gila ... 13 d hel t, U 882-SIGII ' ...... ' ... Tho ~ Amtr..can I"'· ltaDd 3 ._ 8 .._ ru ' " I II CROSS ='"'. . I macbine, Slli<DAY 1:00 - l3, .. Bit: t Dr. • II· mower, ...... 's•-';~= Doug! .. 4-lll·stc lb. lng· ce II ing ap tlr· I F , M hou,., bath, hardwood n . lluninum llding, storm wi~, 1 s furna , 'l.o baiement I parch and I t: . .P , 11 4-1 ""'~-'""" • ,, ,,. .- . I~ • 11 ' 3 8 Jr.~· l3 .Journey to 8I TlM """"""' Vtr~ ka "' not your er lnapectlons and pan led , cheap. 4-1 nvertlble 911, g I , W. Va., a r p. IS.S "' ~Pre 8 Hertaloldl U TM Faaltlt F !lrwilll car,.., 11130 """ 3 1 ·.- • 13 Gallier ""'""' alt.- Cronkita I 1¥ 8 Aadyol~ 1:10 • • 8 '!"'"...,..,_ 3 .._....,...._ F............ Ul ,. . "" r::n oreoa......... II T"'>1):30 •• """-'"" We a.utve &00 l Pale 5:JO 3 RawM ... ""'....··''""" ~ ~ 8 Edpol s .... • "'" '"' • S...Fr~lleo I ~ 4:30 I Flllf.b' 13 ~¥wed Game I IIIlo · 13 OJftoS.. &Q'OOm ~· I YouiGI"tSU 3 8 ll 9:00 Bowl Fint . T ..... II Gener lkllllllal Golt I " I 8 - Wlllluu. ~;~do" 3 "" "" �.~. ·3 0 8 river. OOdM 1.3 of Middleport Ke pi g . -. :30 et s . lie an. Mason r a lnforme s W, •55 417 II s nt t .•n' 4-21· To ALBERT M. ith pa o, avaUabie. dl rt. Ca 992-2BS4 . 1-21· \ a• I.' I· Ll . ' , . • V Vie <MW57 , OHI . 4-21-3tc I 1 3W 8 '"" I Corn I•Mk u '"" ... 6:30 Bl.ble Ant :r1 ""w TV OOT. Sunday, April 21, noon to 4 p.m., R Bashan Rd., nsored by Fire Dept. ms, ba \2 ho IS. .-·"'""' I a . ••' • A.i.natiW' HaW' .... .·- WI I Clptoln- ·--.... U l .. 13 3 13 A ··" ... , SATIJRDAY. m. ... ..- &:XI !l!o . on tal Bill . 1 8 " .... -... u 3 8 'Gatill ' . II tor TOII'IOI'I'DW &lltrman • Aqqlanan of ihl Jll!lle ... , , .... :3 ~-~;;:;~.......... u '"''"'"'"' ... • ~.Lio>! IIIIWIJII I I ,.,., ..~ "'""" ........,_, . • Ill . T I 0 ; ~~·*' •• 3 8 N .... . I • JS plua parts II meroy HOme t Auto. li.J0.1VC 11100 .. ,Wu u """"II•weat~~... 11: .... u::ta ...__ 111:00 3 ... - s·· ~& 1.00 • , _... ,Gila ... 13 d hel t, U 882-SIGII ' ...... ' ... Tho ~ Amtr..can I"'· ltaDd 3 ._ 8 .._ ru ' " I II CROSS ='"'. . I macbine, Slli<DAY 1:00 - l3, .. Bit: t Dr. • II· mower, ...... 's•-';~= Doug! .. 4-lll·stc lb. lng· ce II ing ap tlr· I F , M hou,., bath, hardwood n . lluninum llding, storm wi~, 1 s furna , 'l.o baiement I parch and I t: . .P , 11 4-1 ""'~-'""" • ,, ,,. .- . I~ • 11 ' 3 8 Jr.~· l3 .Journey to 8I TlM """"""' Vtr~ ka "' not your er lnapectlons and pan led , cheap. 4-1 nvertlble 911, g I , W. Va., a r p. IS.S "' ~Pre 8 Hertaloldl U TM Faaltlt F !lrwilll car,.., 11130 """ 3 1 ·.- • 13 Gallier ""'""' alt.- Cronkita I 1¥ 8 Aadyol~ 1:10 • • 8 '!"'"...,..,_ 3 .._....,...._ F............ Ul ,. . "" r::n oreoa......... II T"'>1):30 •• """-'"" We a.utve &00 l Pale 5:JO 3 RawM ... ""'....··''""" ~ ~ 8 Edpol s .... • "'" '"' • S...Fr~lleo I ~ 4:30 I Flllf.b' 13 ~¥wed Game I IIIlo · 13 OJftoS.. &Q'OOm ~· I YouiGI"tSU 3 8 ll 9:00 Bowl Fint . T ..... II Gener lkllllllal Golt I " I 8 - Wlllluu. ~;~do" 3 "" "" �1.eir'l decreUei!l . ffF, to 1>01'. · tb!rd """ then gr~ .It taPerl otr. ·. There are othl\' ~ .0!11 such u msuraridt~ Ucea.ae •aDd oecOnd '• tile · ,. Stiiiknts ·. ..,.J' • ' " . I • · I 0. Mike Atlams reglotruion feel, ' and 11xeo, ~s. . q3 The" dosii Cb not vory wllli tho The DX>It variable txp...ell .· "•" ., '. ltWI1ber ofJI)Ueaa~lo .diivon ~e · wblob tncludotiUo • ''",' ,,.,·, ., , , or wltll tile driving coadltlons.lll brlClitli>ns, waohlllgs,-!iono 1 order tO' Uke' your car' I oPII\II and :rQirs. Here, too, W• often ,\ ~~W~ ~~--~~~\. , atlon " ec9nomlcal ao posolble IIO~oB,ie.IDr taml!les toconaer.l " i ·' ' ' It mlgh\ lilY 11> chick tile ins..,_ Val'~e ·I)Uon: · ance covenp 10u have, mlkl1111 'ro' d9t..:mtaol 10ur wos sure )'Ou are ad~ coV8J'o • l>OilBe)i tor tile year 11. Sml!tloo. eel but tblt')'011 are get1lllg yoUt 11&!':1' .· tD odd 'tl>gothor bolh tbe e--11 grade' coverage 1s reoaohably IS jiO.. 'I1Ji.d and vorlablo -oes.liJ ·. wi!OI< II Gollll sible. ketPtaw accurate reco~ 1 molft School. Unlol'lllllltt11, there are not flinllleo can see hoW tbelrAdoml Is the aon of . DUII1)' chances 11> •hoi> for tbo Mrs. J, E. Adoms, Lower 1 most eeonomlell Ueense fee or BeL , , ~ SIDwden, the ion ot taX. IIIli lira. CorroU K. !mwdla, . AlwQI Ill. Variable coots of QPOradon m110 H~ Do', with a· llllllo, . illld dot loqr 1 ...~. -·•-v••er preo1•~-• c - gas and ou, tires, · - Dear Editor: candl~ -wl ""' "Thii7'"' ltlndi. sl* Ill on · 1 teruonce, and otller repelrs, The 1 tblnk it lo limo! for us tu- weri: VInce Hill, Rogar Sm!Ql, 1111, I guoos.~' · ' ~ 2 tea'f"C""' .,Jt; 'oU co•t o1 aao and oU dopends oome- JIIYero to pt wr eyes - · and · Jomoa llulltns, and "coHe had blueuons. .' . Uld...., Juice and rub tbll I;; whalootllemodelondmek9of 1 tlllnk 1111 lima to !at the pre,•~ . candltloteo ;w·~r,~ . Hehad~'II>.Jild' ~ ~ .. . .: ci\IC~_ l'll:co bl'> a. tile car, hoW It Is drlveo,tbe otatfatV-an~M~IIi>~ : ~r. ~Doanlll..m.l_,. .-llls~IJO/I' 1 Uir0tlih .~.!aloolnadblbtn. f/5dlpo cype. of driving (mounteloB, llat pltal 11> loloW 1t W.o l>Uilt ·br · lliVI,d JolulsOilo · . - . '. 'c,. much ol. the wllk ,.....llkta ,., .,... tOi - 'bour, IQ:l ~ country, etc.l, loads carried, ond tile tupayero. It waa noi built~ . Electloo worker• ~ere~· In· travaltnl:. oii4D tO' tbo ..-; ' ·P!ilver, ........ and ' general condition o1 tbe car. by tbe otatf o1 tile bolpiW, I ' l(eelo, Terry Jlrlut. lll"d!U>- pltalo of the ,...,., G4111110llo, ··-.Jnllw aaJt. pour om- 1 b 1 Iince much gas actually comes tl1lnk we tupo,yero dhould have pies, Wayne Clark, ~ Gr,.L l'll'kerlburr. Alb..., 10 ctlloa cblcllin. - · hlai lo 11141 doo 1 from tile same refinery and Ia some 11J about tile hoapltai - · Vera Carter, .MarkW., conlllled - o r part......,.a. '""' 1p01 ·1'0111-ei' bOar 0~ sold under dltferentiiiD!os, It Is wbetller we uoe It or not. Declo' Glbaon, BU1 Luaher, Jell In tile IUIDIIllfl ~· addad li>ura 1111 cilleliOD lo,~; -!no possible 11> save money byborlllg The maternlll ward woo tbere !lm!nonl, Caaclr Coaon, Ntll •ooiJw tba! Ulto- chlldrol · .......,. Slnll air. 250 cllor!aa . an lnelfpenolve broOd or us11111 wbon Ute OD's took posseaalCIIof Btllillam, candle Thlvener, MJ,. of Ute COIIIIt1 bolllo ~lid 1011111 perlintnlr.' . regular instead ol promlum the hosPital, andllavor lotting Ute cbell Price, llebllle North, Bai'b ol-lh111>rmal pl~o o t - . wbere possible. Women 1>o1 as ward sta.Y as it Is. F!lh..-, Baclo' Llktn, CathJ &dt- ~ and ~o. JIO lollnWecl .. )• The ,. UQ)tecJ· , Stttea minlil much gu as men In rniiiQ' fomi. Yours truly, er, Tom Sladeri, Pbllllp ' -' blab. ICboOI . ••• :~." ' · calnM fOI' l..m'e foielan eGuh·" lies, so consider this befDre )'011 Ban Batey, Brenda Young, lloiJerlllrlniDd, llt>lllrd (In, but .u I fouow h,.. lrt,~1 oudi71u Coe!il Rica, rw .., tile next tllilo. Middleport, o. Gary lloj> and Fee EIIOI. ' b,l!lngtnlll'~oted In w111t tile Soilui KOJ!a. Jllberla and the ' w1lellj . ,.. lloJ...cif h!Ocoilull!q>o, Plllllppln"": • - . F'-.:•.;;"-'1 ,flhiJil By HOBARt WILSON, JR. WHO wUJ IUCCeed Gary R. !ilort IS ~!ly J~WU~ger? Whilt lo be (.lboli) golllg 11> Cb? + +++++ GALLIPOLITANS areldll......,hlllg IDr anowerow those que&tlooo to11ow1nc liSt lofondo.y'o 1111110UDComont by !llort tllat be plans 11> atOP Cbwo u clcy..._- on Mol' 15. ++++++ aueeesaor. SOOrt'a announcement ea~ht eVIl')'Olle, nea h1a closest friends, \y surprise. Thus the eommilslonera had no onalnmind. Uaderstaodse~ oral ha,. II'Plied fDr tile post. That'• oot ol!lclaL lt'o juot one of 11101\Y rumors lloatlog around ti>Wn dlnce !loodoy'a stal'lllllg anoouncement by!llort. ++++++ • THE oulll>lllg clcy muoger w1• not 1t liberty 11> di.Cun or reveal Ids new venture laat week. IUs only slllemant wu lhlt It w!il keep him In tllo GalliPolis aroo. 1fQ. mora are hot and heavy .,;_ he'"s been linked with the two new iDillstrial plontl In Galllpolia, Robbins " M)'ers and Chris-Croft/ tile new hosPital II> bo conllnlctod otf Rt. 35 near tile Rt. 160 JWICtion; EYIWI Entel'PriHe; and E. S. Preston & Associates, Ltd., Columbus, in cormecdon With the c:onstructlon of a new brl~ across the Ohio lllwr between Kanauga and Henderson. ++++++ 1FORIIER GolliPoUs resident James Cattng, of tile FederBl Wat- er, Pollution Acbinlstratlon; Vicksburg, Miss., was one of tne three guest opeakero durlllg tile lllliiUal Loulslono 9u1mi> AssocloUon cOt>veDtlon bold roc~ tn- Orleans. •THE PICTURE :IS ... : ON SUPERLATIVE ·COLOR TV ACCORIING II> tile final otatl~tlcs releued by tile NoUonal A.. soclaUon of Intm:olleglate Athletics (NAIA), Bob Mabry, Rio Grande's 6'5" center from x:.rton, ranked u the nation's number ~ one relloundor, Bob pulled Cbwn 647 rebounds in 26 games for an averap of 24.8 rebotmds per game, and finished lOth in scoring In tile NAJA wltll 751 points, on 1vorop of 29,3 points per game. '" 18. ldontlcol I Ill ... and hive In NATO. to ' oHI8t tile u;ll ·.to' ·ac,ue · ·. "*' .,._ I• """'"' . Dlm:"8 their OWP .• are 11>1 teytng loYWmljllll ",,' '' ' . .. ' "· ... ' ' ' d -ko It an I . andBOI)Dlmunlata lometbrowors. drow ott . .b ., tile h!po. I t ' "'war, '· beaV I'OIIIl'laB eel •ICIPII llnoo. Drive to Elberfelds in Pomeroy For Savings Qn-. Beqroom. , . . ' . ' I ' '· - '' . i-·' '. ' -; ' ;' ., -' ' · Suites · arui ,Open ·sto~k ~B~rqp~~fflc~ ' ' l' . " . ,·;" ~- I • ·' .. . .,., ' ' .•• teen • :~la year. 91e la a Keyettea, newa- ''!' . ' "' • " ' ' • !D Club, POl) Club, imlor Red ero.. iYII dotenaetrim- 'r ··~olllll iuructiaaff.... Oj.p. PoatOflice, PHONE w.o201 , .. tile trombone, ,!bone and plono, iad tn ochoolpro:dlllg •111 aotostt o; tile n!ly!lmlmerMI>It IUo Grande~ member of Gr~~ee ftb in GJ!ll\l)olla tho choir, llhe I• 15 on ft.utland he cbolr. Honor Listing IIIII Clark Ia 1 • Notlonol Cheer- Reeebln&: a c'B" or above In tbelr aubJeeta 11> be named to onl1 50,000 ,.. (f138). tbe roll (tllooe In c&Pital letter• received all A's) were: SENIORS - Joyce Alelblre, Roger Black, Alan Blackwood, Diana Bropn, !11.... Carter, GENE GRATE, Cllari"1JJI Jla. Ylo, Batl>ora Dlllm, Koren Ha,ynet, Charlolte - . . Le· Ill Kltcllen, !llerry Lombort; Sl!pmJ Lewlo, Gloria 'Jbomp; NOW is the time to Glen C r I 1 p, RODNEY DAVIS, Fred Davia, Dlln Davll, Carole Jo1111011, Sencb' !IIIIer, JaDot PrlddJ, JIUI!ce l'ri&IY. Ham· Slawter, Dean Weblr, Bob Vonce. SOPHOMORES- LINDA CAll· ll!LLO, .i1m Dovlt, ilqeo Dione KDO!-r, Earl Roinlburg, . Beverly ~lm. FIIESIIIiiEN . - Glorlo Golf, Steve . llolllDan, Tetry NlliPor, wuu.m Nlcholemr Sendl' 1'1¥' 'tor, Steve t'l¥1or, Doma Web- !l!eru ' We'll be . ~ to' a11iot 'fOil willl ahoole,.ltilp<oYemlfll pliln. an·ng totiOfltimotea to 0 ''' loan. or. ,, . Jilon ar:d haa boon rl-..lorthroo o haS boon!D._H ' ' -~ •W oiJW - · - . . . . '' .' / ·I '. 7 ' - ~lower Dl'wR Song ' l.ook GirL A- and I :.."*::~~&:i-~l:S:W:!::~:!:~:: iANT - Damages !Ill II fl7,000 In I Lin. fblday In I ~ at 811-8,13 ~ase Of the bla1e ~ .....JUNIORS - YOUR . arrcm~· " ...... The avera8i hooteu ~ .-J.y eorn!Dgo of Oklohoms. -alaoloCOIIIjleo '8U'a lnd has won ·atlogs tn tile ell&' Mualc Educltlon lteSII, llhe haa had ' ivet8 ...al triiDfll II. Roso of B1o Seniors Place cla.Y. w · l!Jreey...-o. llhe RllrLAND - FUteen IIOII!ors o1 Rutllllld !Ugh Scbool werenamMO!II1ST HOSTESS TOKYO (UPI)..The Tokyo ed. to the honor roll at 1he close night clli> holleao w1t11 tile ol tile llftl1 olx -ko grading mollelt avorapcl too,IIO() yen period. Jwlion placed 11 on tho roU, (fl,lll) In tlpJ fl'<lln ..- . loot year, tbe '1'ok1o tu oqjlomoret ala IUid lreohmen admlnittntlon reported ~­ ·c::s-;J-· U.S. lei mlalionl Vletnun.'l ~ • Sioldl,y II> ++++++ EMERSON of 151 TWENTY YEARS AGO, from tbe flies of tile l4lly Tribune and wiOII<q Gollla Times - Burldlert ~ work usomes loJllmllort- • "" N~ GAHS oenloratogrlu.tetnlla¥ "" Aetlog Poa>muter E. E. CaldWtll nominated 01 clcy pooJmaater .... ProlipeCts llrl&btoo for Dill dormt at GaiUpoUo state IDstltute ,,., Mrs. Mal'D. Carter, ~ IOCIO\I' edll!>r for 22yearo, realgnl post '"' llrs. Pribble WD1011, her 1011, George. Mrs. Helen Wilker, Mro, Coro W~ and llro. Oma JolfnBon arrive t..ne from ~ where they wen stranded aevaral da)o• bf high water .... Forrest (lloc) Davia DIDled president 'If Clcy Softboll Leoguo '"' Wll. dl-..rt wallops GARS boseball team, I~ .... Atllens <lallps Blue DovUJ, ~ '"' Golf ectlvtileo lncrea" on localllnko, Solurdoi', pollceaald. belp At lilltle'l od 31 Commllllllt rri1lal had boon . -. . u;s. Arm.Y 1 by -0. TONY Bass, Rio's tDrward from lloyton, ecored 897 points. He . a,.rapd 34.5 pointe per game, In tllollnal statlatlcs, Tony rlnlled third In NAJA ecortng, lllo Grondo, aa a -rankedl2thtntean1 acortng with an • op of 99.2 potnta per game. ft"! &COfed a Ultal of 2581 potnta durlllg ·· 1110 11167-18 - - Bot11 lllobit li!id llaSI were 110111ed Honorable lhndon NAJA AU.Amerlcans. • and more thaD 1,000 homeless after two separate fires razed 109 lllacko aad gutted tbe 1o...r, Hotel Hwa Mal Ill juat Willi tile .. 11> llaP their Jill tile 5Nh... t ++++++ TAIPEI, Formooo (UPI)- AI laost elibt porocms ...,.. killed Ill ! rimoJn I + + + + + +· FATAL FIRES 90I'tt DDr I VlttDom K . r• •• tr'S 111 to the cir;y commissioners to appoint a I • , ' "' . Just received a furniture . . . ,_,. ~ .. bi~ ~hipm~ni i;>f the E.tad."~otsh gr~ .av~ij~bl; fnnri.•"·'• now ~ sl~f~, doubie' and~1' triP~. drftM(S',a.~ , mirrors, four e~d . . · '··'• ,·-~·d,··ri•i · •, .. l,:i r: beds, nillht stan~~. ilimojr s~~i.r.~!tl",, >f<!angJ~' i~'~~lly, • , 1 . • •' 1 . , , ~ , ' Other open s.tock .groups '· ' (Jj Early. Amerjc~ · ' ' ·~. '' N()Ur ,. j '" ,r, , ~ ~ . •i . '. tbo tnsldo .....eclbftbe rlll flmlb',. 811 1111 tbo 1loo Koof· d a. Tho propir. I>Y Oli-lat'o ~.. .• 18·.,.,., ..~.;.;• ..,;,;-;.;,.. ,<.~...,. ·.-v:, 1' ·""-'>r.•';"• ......:-.••• ' ' �1.eir'l decreUei!l . ffF, to 1>01'. · tb!rd """ then gr~ .It taPerl otr. ·. There are othl\' ~ .0!11 such u msuraridt~ Ucea.ae •aDd oecOnd '• tile · ,. Stiiiknts ·. ..,.J' • ' " . I • · I 0. Mike Atlams reglotruion feel, ' and 11xeo, ~s. . q3 The" dosii Cb not vory wllli tho The DX>It variable txp...ell .· "•" ., '. ltWI1ber ofJI)Ueaa~lo .diivon ~e · wblob tncludotiUo • ''",' ,,.,·, ., , , or wltll tile driving coadltlons.lll brlClitli>ns, waohlllgs,-!iono 1 order tO' Uke' your car' I oPII\II and :rQirs. Here, too, W• often ,\ ~~W~ ~~--~~~\. , atlon " ec9nomlcal ao posolble IIO~oB,ie.IDr taml!les toconaer.l " i ·' ' ' It mlgh\ lilY 11> chick tile ins..,_ Val'~e ·I)Uon: · ance covenp 10u have, mlkl1111 'ro' d9t..:mtaol 10ur wos sure )'Ou are ad~ coV8J'o • l>OilBe)i tor tile year 11. Sml!tloo. eel but tblt')'011 are get1lllg yoUt 11&!':1' .· tD odd 'tl>gothor bolh tbe e--11 grade' coverage 1s reoaohably IS jiO.. 'I1Ji.d and vorlablo -oes.liJ ·. wi!OI< II Gollll sible. ketPtaw accurate reco~ 1 molft School. Unlol'lllllltt11, there are not flinllleo can see hoW tbelrAdoml Is the aon of . DUII1)' chances 11> •hoi> for tbo Mrs. J, E. Adoms, Lower 1 most eeonomlell Ueense fee or BeL , , ~ SIDwden, the ion ot taX. IIIli lira. CorroU K. !mwdla, . AlwQI Ill. Variable coots of QPOradon m110 H~ Do', with a· llllllo, . illld dot loqr 1 ...~. -·•-v••er preo1•~-• c - gas and ou, tires, · - Dear Editor: candl~ -wl ""' "Thii7'"' ltlndi. sl* Ill on · 1 teruonce, and otller repelrs, The 1 tblnk it lo limo! for us tu- weri: VInce Hill, Rogar Sm!Ql, 1111, I guoos.~' · ' ~ 2 tea'f"C""' .,Jt; 'oU co•t o1 aao and oU dopends oome- JIIYero to pt wr eyes - · and · Jomoa llulltns, and "coHe had blueuons. .' . Uld...., Juice and rub tbll I;; whalootllemodelondmek9of 1 tlllnk 1111 lima to !at the pre,•~ . candltloteo ;w·~r,~ . Hehad~'II>.Jild' ~ ~ .. . .: ci\IC~_ l'll:co bl'> a. tile car, hoW It Is drlveo,tbe otatfatV-an~M~IIi>~ : ~r. ~Doanlll..m.l_,. .-llls~IJO/I' 1 Uir0tlih .~.!aloolnadblbtn. f/5dlpo cype. of driving (mounteloB, llat pltal 11> loloW 1t W.o l>Uilt ·br · lliVI,d JolulsOilo · . - . '. 'c,. much ol. the wllk ,.....llkta ,., .,... tOi - 'bour, IQ:l ~ country, etc.l, loads carried, ond tile tupayero. It waa noi built~ . Electloo worker• ~ere~· In· travaltnl:. oii4D tO' tbo ..-; ' ·P!ilver, ........ and ' general condition o1 tbe car. by tbe otatf o1 tile bolpiW, I ' l(eelo, Terry Jlrlut. lll"d!U>- pltalo of the ,...,., G4111110llo, ··-.Jnllw aaJt. pour om- 1 b 1 Iince much gas actually comes tl1lnk we tupo,yero dhould have pies, Wayne Clark, ~ Gr,.L l'll'kerlburr. Alb..., 10 ctlloa cblcllin. - · hlai lo 11141 doo 1 from tile same refinery and Ia some 11J about tile hoapltai - · Vera Carter, .MarkW., conlllled - o r part......,.a. '""' 1p01 ·1'0111-ei' bOar 0~ sold under dltferentiiiD!os, It Is wbetller we uoe It or not. Declo' Glbaon, BU1 Luaher, Jell In tile IUIDIIllfl ~· addad li>ura 1111 cilleliOD lo,~; -!no possible 11> save money byborlllg The maternlll ward woo tbere !lm!nonl, Caaclr Coaon, Ntll •ooiJw tba! Ulto- chlldrol · .......,. Slnll air. 250 cllor!aa . an lnelfpenolve broOd or us11111 wbon Ute OD's took posseaalCIIof Btllillam, candle Thlvener, MJ,. of Ute COIIIIt1 bolllo ~lid 1011111 perlintnlr.' . regular instead ol promlum the hosPital, andllavor lotting Ute cbell Price, llebllle North, Bai'b ol-lh111>rmal pl~o o t - . wbere possible. Women 1>o1 as ward sta.Y as it Is. F!lh..-, Baclo' Llktn, CathJ &dt- ~ and ~o. JIO lollnWecl .. )• The ,. UQ)tecJ· , Stttea minlil much gu as men In rniiiQ' fomi. Yours truly, er, Tom Sladeri, Pbllllp ' -' blab. ICboOI . ••• :~." ' · calnM fOI' l..m'e foielan eGuh·" lies, so consider this befDre )'011 Ban Batey, Brenda Young, lloiJerlllrlniDd, llt>lllrd (In, but .u I fouow h,.. lrt,~1 oudi71u Coe!il Rica, rw .., tile next tllilo. Middleport, o. Gary lloj> and Fee EIIOI. ' b,l!lngtnlll'~oted In w111t tile Soilui KOJ!a. Jllberla and the ' w1lellj . ,.. lloJ...cif h!Ocoilull!q>o, Plllllppln"": • - . F'-.:•.;;"-'1 ,flhiJil By HOBARt WILSON, JR. WHO wUJ IUCCeed Gary R. !ilort IS ~!ly J~WU~ger? Whilt lo be (.lboli) golllg 11> Cb? + +++++ GALLIPOLITANS areldll......,hlllg IDr anowerow those que&tlooo to11ow1nc liSt lofondo.y'o 1111110UDComont by !llort tllat be plans 11> atOP Cbwo u clcy..._- on Mol' 15. ++++++ aueeesaor. SOOrt'a announcement ea~ht eVIl')'Olle, nea h1a closest friends, \y surprise. Thus the eommilslonera had no onalnmind. Uaderstaodse~ oral ha,. II'Plied fDr tile post. That'• oot ol!lclaL lt'o juot one of 11101\Y rumors lloatlog around ti>Wn dlnce !loodoy'a stal'lllllg anoouncement by!llort. ++++++ • THE oulll>lllg clcy muoger w1• not 1t liberty 11> di.Cun or reveal Ids new venture laat week. IUs only slllemant wu lhlt It w!il keep him In tllo GalliPolis aroo. 1fQ. mora are hot and heavy .,;_ he'"s been linked with the two new iDillstrial plontl In Galllpolia, Robbins " M)'ers and Chris-Croft/ tile new hosPital II> bo conllnlctod otf Rt. 35 near tile Rt. 160 JWICtion; EYIWI Entel'PriHe; and E. S. Preston & Associates, Ltd., Columbus, in cormecdon With the c:onstructlon of a new brl~ across the Ohio lllwr between Kanauga and Henderson. ++++++ 1FORIIER GolliPoUs resident James Cattng, of tile FederBl Wat- er, Pollution Acbinlstratlon; Vicksburg, Miss., was one of tne three guest opeakero durlllg tile lllliiUal Loulslono 9u1mi> AssocloUon cOt>veDtlon bold roc~ tn- Orleans. •THE PICTURE :IS ... : ON SUPERLATIVE ·COLOR TV ACCORIING II> tile final otatl~tlcs releued by tile NoUonal A.. soclaUon of Intm:olleglate Athletics (NAIA), Bob Mabry, Rio Grande's 6'5" center from x:.rton, ranked u the nation's number ~ one relloundor, Bob pulled Cbwn 647 rebounds in 26 games for an averap of 24.8 rebotmds per game, and finished lOth in scoring In tile NAJA wltll 751 points, on 1vorop of 29,3 points per game. '" 18. ldontlcol I Ill ... and hive In NATO. to ' oHI8t tile u;ll ·.to' ·ac,ue · ·. "*' .,._ I• """'"' . Dlm:"8 their OWP .• are 11>1 teytng loYWmljllll ",,' '' ' . .. ' "· ... ' ' ' d -ko It an I . andBOI)Dlmunlata lometbrowors. drow ott . .b ., tile h!po. I t ' "'war, '· beaV I'OIIIl'laB eel •ICIPII llnoo. Drive to Elberfelds in Pomeroy For Savings Qn-. Beqroom. , . . ' . ' I ' '· - '' . i-·' '. ' -; ' ;' ., -' ' · Suites · arui ,Open ·sto~k ~B~rqp~~fflc~ ' ' l' . " . ,·;" ~- I • ·' .. . .,., ' ' .•• teen • :~la year. 91e la a Keyettea, newa- ''!' . ' "' • " ' ' • !D Club, POl) Club, imlor Red ero.. iYII dotenaetrim- 'r ··~olllll iuructiaaff.... Oj.p. PoatOflice, PHONE w.o201 , .. tile trombone, ,!bone and plono, iad tn ochoolpro:dlllg •111 aotostt o; tile n!ly!lmlmerMI>It IUo Grande~ member of Gr~~ee ftb in GJ!ll\l)olla tho choir, llhe I• 15 on ft.utland he cbolr. Honor Listing IIIII Clark Ia 1 • Notlonol Cheer- Reeebln&: a c'B" or above In tbelr aubJeeta 11> be named to onl1 50,000 ,.. (f138). tbe roll (tllooe In c&Pital letter• received all A's) were: SENIORS - Joyce Alelblre, Roger Black, Alan Blackwood, Diana Bropn, !11.... Carter, GENE GRATE, Cllari"1JJI Jla. Ylo, Batl>ora Dlllm, Koren Ha,ynet, Charlolte - . . Le· Ill Kltcllen, !llerry Lombort; Sl!pmJ Lewlo, Gloria 'Jbomp; NOW is the time to Glen C r I 1 p, RODNEY DAVIS, Fred Davia, Dlln Davll, Carole Jo1111011, Sencb' !IIIIer, JaDot PrlddJ, JIUI!ce l'ri&IY. Ham· Slawter, Dean Weblr, Bob Vonce. SOPHOMORES- LINDA CAll· ll!LLO, .i1m Dovlt, ilqeo Dione KDO!-r, Earl Roinlburg, . Beverly ~lm. FIIESIIIiiEN . - Glorlo Golf, Steve . llolllDan, Tetry NlliPor, wuu.m Nlcholemr Sendl' 1'1¥' 'tor, Steve t'l¥1or, Doma Web- !l!eru ' We'll be . ~ to' a11iot 'fOil willl ahoole,.ltilp<oYemlfll pliln. an·ng totiOfltimotea to 0 ''' loan. or. ,, . Jilon ar:d haa boon rl-..lorthroo o haS boon!D._H ' ' -~ •W oiJW - · - . . . . '' .' / ·I '. 7 ' - ~lower Dl'wR Song ' l.ook GirL A- and I :.."*::~~&:i-~l:S:W:!::~:!:~:: iANT - Damages !Ill II fl7,000 In I Lin. fblday In I ~ at 811-8,13 ~ase Of the bla1e ~ .....JUNIORS - YOUR . arrcm~· " ...... The avera8i hooteu ~ .-J.y eorn!Dgo of Oklohoms. -alaoloCOIIIjleo '8U'a lnd has won ·atlogs tn tile ell&' Mualc Educltlon lteSII, llhe haa had ' ivet8 ...al triiDfll II. Roso of B1o Seniors Place cla.Y. w · l!Jreey...-o. llhe RllrLAND - FUteen IIOII!ors o1 Rutllllld !Ugh Scbool werenamMO!II1ST HOSTESS TOKYO (UPI)..The Tokyo ed. to the honor roll at 1he close night clli> holleao w1t11 tile ol tile llftl1 olx -ko grading mollelt avorapcl too,IIO() yen period. Jwlion placed 11 on tho roU, (fl,lll) In tlpJ fl'<lln ..- . loot year, tbe '1'ok1o tu oqjlomoret ala IUid lreohmen admlnittntlon reported ~­ ·c::s-;J-· U.S. lei mlalionl Vletnun.'l ~ • Sioldl,y II> ++++++ EMERSON of 151 TWENTY YEARS AGO, from tbe flies of tile l4lly Tribune and wiOII<q Gollla Times - Burldlert ~ work usomes loJllmllort- • "" N~ GAHS oenloratogrlu.tetnlla¥ "" Aetlog Poa>muter E. E. CaldWtll nominated 01 clcy pooJmaater .... ProlipeCts llrl&btoo for Dill dormt at GaiUpoUo state IDstltute ,,., Mrs. Mal'D. Carter, ~ IOCIO\I' edll!>r for 22yearo, realgnl post '"' llrs. Pribble WD1011, her 1011, George. Mrs. Helen Wilker, Mro, Coro W~ and llro. Oma JolfnBon arrive t..ne from ~ where they wen stranded aevaral da)o• bf high water .... Forrest (lloc) Davia DIDled president 'If Clcy Softboll Leoguo '"' Wll. dl-..rt wallops GARS boseball team, I~ .... Atllens <lallps Blue DovUJ, ~ '"' Golf ectlvtileo lncrea" on localllnko, Solurdoi', pollceaald. belp At lilltle'l od 31 Commllllllt rri1lal had boon . -. . u;s. Arm.Y 1 by -0. TONY Bass, Rio's tDrward from lloyton, ecored 897 points. He . a,.rapd 34.5 pointe per game, In tllollnal statlatlcs, Tony rlnlled third In NAJA ecortng, lllo Grondo, aa a -rankedl2thtntean1 acortng with an • op of 99.2 potnta per game. ft"! &COfed a Ultal of 2581 potnta durlllg ·· 1110 11167-18 - - Bot11 lllobit li!id llaSI were 110111ed Honorable lhndon NAJA AU.Amerlcans. • and more thaD 1,000 homeless after two separate fires razed 109 lllacko aad gutted tbe 1o...r, Hotel Hwa Mal Ill juat Willi tile .. 11> llaP their Jill tile 5Nh... t ++++++ TAIPEI, Formooo (UPI)- AI laost elibt porocms ...,.. killed Ill ! rimoJn I + + + + + +· FATAL FIRES 90I'tt DDr I VlttDom K . r• •• tr'S 111 to the cir;y commissioners to appoint a I • , ' "' . Just received a furniture . . . ,_,. ~ .. bi~ ~hipm~ni i;>f the E.tad."~otsh gr~ .av~ij~bl; fnnri.•"·'• now ~ sl~f~, doubie' and~1' triP~. drftM(S',a.~ , mirrors, four e~d . . · '··'• ,·-~·d,··ri•i · •, .. l,:i r: beds, nillht stan~~. ilimojr s~~i.r.~!tl",, >f<!angJ~' i~'~~lly, • , 1 . • •' 1 . , , ~ , ' Other open s.tock .groups '· ' (Jj Early. Amerjc~ · ' ' ·~. '' N()Ur ,. j '" ,r, , ~ ~ . •i . '. tbo tnsldo .....eclbftbe rlll flmlb',. 811 1111 tbo 1loo Koof· d a. Tho propir. I>Y Oli-lat'o ~.. .• 18·.,.,., ..~.;.;• ..,;,;-;.;,.. ,<.~...,. ·.-v:, 1' ·""-'>r.•';"• ......:-.••• ' ' �I' "\ \' . " . ' 1101' a • a l)!irt,. • South v..... I .18 ....... , .. I , -llt!i*al if' 11 1·we ... IIIII hml .. NATO. to aittot tho iftla ·:to ·ae...,.. 111\#'1 tbelr own . •. . .' . " '•I,· --a.ll . . 'Die - l!IN\4Jt ailll' r )fl _... ldmlalllratloll OtoD ~ Ottoekl I tv li.S. il tho Qda! Julltl-.; 'if .. Ohio ~ Court tl>i &11 ..II•• : ••llltli judpo temporai'IJJ · . : t11010 .....Uoa Wlloro a bac · ~ at eues 'delayed trlala ... .... ........,... Atm7 ~t-mmuatats lomelhnnrero. Ua dro.. o l f the helP of : -]1. 1bo_ent_lt . : ., J..... ..Wd otart a neW t nochlni t110 \< :• 111 aatce - ldpo. At bottle's od 31 Commuai&t rrUiu bad- . CHUKCHI" . .•.. •.. I' . ,.-:,. ' .. -·v-.-.. v.s. jet ~ ID ~. IGI mllll8ol ( O'UT OUR WAY .. I ~It>; IS Ato.l'.'ON .' ....;... ~-'.. ...... · ' •• bv Walt Wetterbe:rr: e ~~o<•.Y j10tllldlor ii.J •1&11 U..o. WA'I"G~-tlll.l6 I. ON SUPERLATIVEi ; - . '',. ' leen ' uo year. ' '~ 9\e Ia a Keyettea, new~ Ill Club, Pill Club, imlar Rod <.:ross tW def..,..triJ,. I ··~Q(IIll iiraiii!Jilk,-.· . _ , . . ... 9\e 1oelhotnnD-. !hone Uld Jlllm. 6ed In aehool~ ldlnc Oklohomo. li'Oeoloolollld bu won ..w,o In tho dl... > llualo Educ:atloo -.r. ·HEv! i'AA'T'S OUR '• FAVORITl:: . :!;- ':) \10118. 9\ebUhad · .i nte -ol tram. yn 11. lloss of lllo I •fill IOiollt • PRO~RAM. f • the rail;¥ !Umn• U... ' lllllo Gnnde ~ member of Grace ·l reb In GolliPo'l• 'i lho choir. 9\e Is . he choir. .. . l1 -. 1 Clark i& • National a_.. 11611 'L...._;...__...J I ltloa UldbUboaa r~-.ror­ i> hao ' WINTHROP ....,_ ·- ..,. ' ' ' " I _la._H '.; ,...~ ' . . 'f <Ill ........, ... ;'lower IiND Soar • lAJOk A- IIIII I r~ ,---·', Girl. _, • . ' • ,.~ . ,, 1 ~ . } 'I (:1-~-· . .I .JI ;l ' ' "• • .' IANT - Jlllmqes od ot f)7,000 In a i a.m. bday in a ~ ol 811-8.1# w10 Ill the blaze !etonnlllod. ,_.. lito !aside Oe...,ted Iii tho rill. fltmlly, . 811 od a,. !loot Keof· diL1bo ...... by a.rtot'a~ll- • �r' ,.~· J ' ' 1 ~ r I .• ... llllt tr)'IDg So...........tln lult Willi tile 1 ID ._their Ct l vice Comllioolad, Ia a.. judi~ .. ... . Olllo- ud ~n R.,..-tlves. '!be,__ ·-·--"" -···-.:~~~:.r~ "' ., ali 1M olaltQde! .••• \ •· I lltacka ot on ~ by - . : Ollllbl¥. ·, 'lbo - " " ' ...uc. .. :: ... Judie Iller eould -ohlnl' - · -lbll ·· Ia olllce . .. .• '1 ,/" ·~. ...... u.s. >;I ' IllER£· . drvYo ott eoch die ho4> ol biPS. At bltlle'a "' 31 Commualat rrlllu had ~ ­ WIJ • -~ -.. . - u.s. AriD:¥ llld aovemment t-mmunlata -~~ . aool'ji· judpa · llliiM -ueo wllere ofblo , · ot .... \loloJed trials: U. . PUJ tile SOuth." • ' - let 151 mllllonl Vilmlm's lOUth' Soolllo,y Ill ,hoo.j. jiOulldiQg id -l,y llnos. ., THE PICTURE"' IS ... leen .. 11• yeor. lile IB a ~- jn Club, POll Club, lai!Dr Bad Croos Ml-aetftm. 'if·• \ ,, ' '' '· ( I ' .. \o ··'·I ~:- ,,.,. ......~ . r, . ..- . • • ~ •. ' '' i:-~1:3- ·• ... ,........ •+'r-1, ' • - ·· .. . throl _ . . IIIIo 1on dlelniiDbolle, !110110 IIIII ·pllm• led In ochoolpr. illlnr Oldohoma. t""'llooloIIICI hoi won wlllw• In die .... r , ~~ua~o Educlllon , rtests. She hal bad ') . ! - -~~ tram. rn lL Ross ol Rio • til oolo•lt It tile i ~I *• •o . ·.--...... • "111 of ,;cc,., ''' roii;)'!Oimmerlb tt Rio Gnncll ~ member ol Groce Rh In Ga'JifCJnUa lho choir. lile Is wiiWibltltll o choir • • •,.,., IJit VHF hi I IIIII Clark Ia a Notloaol a - /t1on and hoi - ~1-forthne i> haa _la._H ' ' : •!. • ,... ClOIIIPtilllloo pn aq_..... ' l'lawor lkwn Sooi ; Look AQ/1 ID41 GirL :::~8?.~~~:!!::::~ iAN't - Domqoa id 11$17,000 Ia. ·a.m. 9mdiJ In a - ' ,•' • ot 611.._13 'at lUll tile blue ~ ~a.. Inside ....... by 1M rill tamll,y, . 811 Ill 1M DoD KOII· dll.'lbo-- IIY Cllrtll'o ~o- �' • ·! ' '' ' • ' ' ',; ' ,. ' ' \ i. L ,,' . ·. ' ' ' !- 1 J ·.r i ·. . " ' .·.:· ~ •• ·~ ' "We.., .. ~ ,.,. ............. Ia e Joiat wlllt the tt :ID llliJ> IJUIIr ~... · ' .the sOuth:• n THE :IS . ... .et:rr WHAT'& WITH · nru~1 CAPTAIN EASY . '!• ,] .· ' "" HE'S ~ILL ALIVE, 1t "!MioM .. IIIJT ~r DIDN'T ,IJRII<G 1llE !IfNI OUT! ---. ~· : ON SUPERLATIV!· ,... : cOLOR~' T.M. .... U.S. r.t.·Off, CAR I!AC£ · I~ 6~ 111ET JUICI l!ti SON, cA!IINET~' 0~ CAV~t~, nu: 5'A'IOIHIE! 0111 ,'TWO, THREE•. ·~05E' MOSE ll!IINtD t>O'IIN .tN AIARIIIA6E I'IIOPQ>AL - HI!\LWN,IUhMI'T. 11LL ~~ ' 0 0 fill--"""'"'" ~ lOIII of~""'' ,.... 0 Ylfoo 0 115 oq, lo. ~- .... • Alirluttc calor llll'ltltor ,.\ i .' :..... ". ' '' ... ' \' .' ,· ' . . .. .. . t.~·~,~~-.··f." ' .; ; . ' . . . ;·~--· ··"·~· ·• .J ... ~ • ., •__ •. _ ~--· ---~· -·- · " - - .. ~- - ..... - •. ,, · -· 1'', ' ,• " ''' -- - ·- ~ aovs:s .. ' 'TO .,...,~ ' �J ·1 ,, '. ' f \. ' .. ' . ,. . ' ·, ' .. ' .~ t ', ,.' ' 'iJ·' \J ' :' ' l .. ~' n-: e~· ' ·, ~... ' ' anna •.. ' I 10' ' Ill ' ' te 549,.100 Ill tilt lew mondto. CJiilord ·oalil ln a PrePared BPeech to Allsoclated ''Press mEill thot UtV:TO OTHER'S · u YOU WOULD HAVE · .. ·oo um-o 'rtXJ'I \ ...'. •\. J ~· By JACK;tl ALSil SAiGON . (UPI) · - The Vlot . • '' ~ .. ,, . ...:. .. " ·1~· ,.. ,J•' I ~...· ' '' " " .. 'A CLEIAA) MOUTH AND AN ' ' HAND WILL ThKE A MAN THROLG\ NJV LAND'! ' . ' ' .Meeting '. .. '.... . '• : ;J.'' \ •4 I, ' '· ., ~·; . I TiiESE NINE membeta Of ttiJ Future. Farmers or Amerl4;:a at !?outhern Hlgll School in •Racine I • , ' I ~ llOgroe winner, Lorey Hollon, to the •tate convention of the.FFA held In CO!urnbuo over .the woektnd. T(IOf are, front row, tetrto right. Gory Smtih, llan<\Y W-rl, Art Jill!; .back J:OW~ielt to ·r!gh~ Guy Johnson, Don Smith, Konn)' Netgler, Tom Hamtn, Ecidlo Hut>P and IIObble Cleek. . ' · ·,• '· . . Open OSU ON SUPERLATIVE I JICCont>anlec! jjletr 'Dinner to HO~EST :'THE IS ... · - :·~;:=·=·=~=~~~,~~~;2~~:-- Frank Miller Ill' lllllted Pre's ~I Tompiraluroa In (]do Tueacloy tiii'OUIIII SlturdaY Wnt av- Dies Sunday erap a llltle above normal, with hiP• 65-70ondlowsmost- Under Tracwr (fin the fils. , . .Warm '1'\l!lldlll','cooler by Tilllf~· lllll!' wormer apjn at ' PT. PLEASAN'I' - Frank R, and ' 01 the ~..._k. Soallered •Miller,: 68, of Flrot Sl., was -.rain J!lld-wook andapln killed so.n.tay morning at 8 nesr at ........................ • ...,....., ,....,~-- to aver- hla home when a tractor he aae .t-llall·iDdl or more. was driving up a grodo turned Cong toda¥ l~hed attack~ In Sligoti'a outoklria. South VI... nam ordeted troc:l)a IOd pollee on special alert ill· tile cutial amid reports ol Communist plans for ooother mUir aasault " SAIGON (UPI) _ Soulh VIolnameaotr<lO(>I ond natlonalpo: nee were ordered 011 special alert today <11 word from a . ~u:-:::g.ti.::~::.~: . \ ·--•.• '111111,...""" " plctjn ~ ' ~ ' I ' •" • ,. ' ~'::::= ~~::'~ M mUir ptnilla .attock, But he oold Am~.. . rorceola the are& have not Pat on ole1t. But government oftlcials laid tllelr torces are· now on u100 I*' cEIII" orders 11> atay at tllelr poltJ. Th03 cited the plus Cql. Ptwn Van Thach was said 11> have brolllht In from tile jungle when he defected lite !oat week. The plus were J&ld to have lneluded ground assault• ::=.••ts oliWO !Amllllmilt ,...,,.~..:;. RD2, Racine, diOd Sundlj' evening In lor. Vejerans ~rlalllosJ>(tal.Mr. &lrvlvlng are two aons, Rich- Blake was preceded in deeth by ard ol lllri>ar and Sit· lillrie;' 1. a dauJhter, Audrey Van lleter, w•er of t!te US Air Foree ~ He t• survhed by tds Wife, K... tloned •I Tamps, Fla.; 000 bro- tie; one doUihter, Wonda, agranclIller, LOonardMilleroiPI. Pleu- daughter, .1o Ann Crisp; one an~ and two graodchlidron. gt"'1irondson, Alan 1,ee Cr18(1; ~~~~~i~~f~~.·. Funeral IIOl'VIcoi will be Wed- tllree brotliers, Cborlee, lifr• ~ neldlll' at I (1.111. In the CroW- · cyoe; David, Akron, and 1..owHusaell Fmeral lbne with Jlie ~e P•-a, ·-• ..... sl M .llie Rev. C, F, Ttiompaon oftlciel- ~~ • ~·· ~N- s~rs, Ma.Y Reltmtr~ Now Haven; &.. celo.l· .." ...' . !"K· llurlal will be at '-'1M O.k. sle Flahor, Racine; Ada Van~ ' Frloncls Mil' eall Bl the fllner- or, l!evorlf,~Eilzabethllogue, il' home Iller 1 ·~,111· today. Norlh O!mJtsact. ' , . ,. ' F,\"'""al aer.Ylce will bolleld · .... Maey Ellzabelh Sauer Mil- · C,\SE D~ 11:-~llj,ZP.m.,ltlh,ollor- A·· divorce suit Died by An· . cas E.VB Church witll •lh• Rev, II10D1 A. l!ndres llialnst PetaiY Paul Sollers an<! the llev, Fr... Endres In the ,Melt!:' c:otopy land Noni 8 - •·~"" Burial cOnunoD Pllai coOrt has bHn tOuac~·· , wiii~IJILeiartFoiJs~, _dlalnl~ Frlenilsma.y callatlhot"'ldeoce &n)11me.~ 11-<llomo 11 ,, ilr cborge, ·· { F; ' Mrs w• al 'f · , • Ig ~ . .Oteshire Dies : ..-~~h:;~t~ TuOedl!' at 2 (1.111. at the Addl..n Free. Will. llajillat with !he KeY: . l)'~ler . oq!ciotlng. Bqrlal · ·In the Cravat 'lefY·at l!JU a U.S. lotall!genco oftlcer said tra:IP.. : J O·mlluntats ·llultllmJnro. atx Viet Coq attack& outalcle cbaqod ri.e alllea drove olf ...b ~ tilt past cloy """ "not ' . lnCIIeatlve" tllat • mU>r asllllllit - k wldl · tho boiP of was .-,.1!', He sold thot the hel~ pmjhlPio At baide'a Commlllllat troq>s of lhe Tot end, ~ counted :n Communiot tilt . auetrlll.u bed been . !lrtve wilted wlll1 2411> 48 hour• before the attack time before IIIVIblt 11> droa .....,.. Ia tho air wor, u.s. )Ill •'lil1& as close as 25 mUes to tilt clcy, - · Dew 151 m1111on> ageialt Nonh Vlotnam'o Sunday' • biggest fiaht I>loce 24 miles west ol Sllgon. ero Plllilllllle SoiDdl,y 10 TWo Viet Cong batlallons- ... 1D . -.... their hoa.Y ~ 800 men-launched mortar ond of tilt moln Rod •oa>~J llneo. Pageant Contestant Candidate f<!r Queen ·~ ~, '~. coote- ..CIIIIII-•·fol:.tlle,....sWie will be from Atllioa, llle!gs, w and Gallta Cowttieo. IIIII Clork hll had opoc:ial ' trllinlna In vocll and 1natrumtn1o , music, ond ba11>n work. Sill is NEW YORK (UPI) - Predl<lloos ofprotll:ted lightlni In Vtel>-. vtco prelldent of the aoolor clus IWn - llllh a mQ>r biU1e coming soon- emerged from ..,...hes tDdl,y by two vettrlll United Prell International newsmen It the an- and ~oshomecomlngnual broak!aat of UPI edlmrs and Publishers, The brllkfaotlelhotradltlonal opening eve!ll oflho lll1DUOI<ono vOlition of lhe Amorican Now-or Publtobers AsiOCiolloO. llorrlo m.. Smith, UP! White lloUBO reporter, told the gathering he waa co"' vlnced - "borrlng a I'OIItlcll miracle'' - that President John110n meent It when he sold he was ,._,.... alter --Jon. ~. •• ....,. ·As lor pros!IOCIS of a Johnson said. "One Ia dlillomallc 11> rival droit 11 a Vlotnam peoce were or IU11JUS Pamnunjom In won by Domocratlc coavontlon stubborn and Pl'Otra<led nesotlo dme, Smtih said he of no attons. The former II certolo qualified official who· antlclliat. and 110011. The latter tslqJefuil¥ ed "AI\l'thlng resembllag real Olll>tcted, but clln't look lor It peace In SouthoUt Aala lor 0 r!ghtawlj'." lo•• time to come, c·--•-•· not Fallon lold Proal.._ ~-·• - _,.. .,.,.. •• iD the next three or tour VID Thleu' ot South Vlemam mnntJtS," told him be ollj)octed ' the big Two Aheod battle In~ or J..,., He laid Jobn N. Fallon, UPllorolgo lhe United States lorcoa Ia tho edliD~, recentl,y rotumed from a Deld oro titlllng rea4f lor the I I - Asian - · aalll thot new lightlni ond thot Gta. too arG!ous •truaJea 'would WWiam C. WestQloreland ..,.. grow out of tho Vlotnam wor. Pbulaod thot "•lmP4 booouae at aahlnltOn Fights "Ooe is miUtlr;y tu rival or thla la tn eltcdon JRI' ttte the Tl'! ol!enatve In . _ would make a concerted rqo..., lo "'' and ''-"'"-' 7 .-.• he oiiort Ior a, milltar)' vic tory. ' • · SUili&SI · Funeral services tor Mrs. Alta Jean Wigal, Rt. I, Chelhlfe, 3$, held "=·~ " mPihry and civilian olrbaao r . - ~ -~· at en ond 1 mQ>r worblse. ooiti!Pot ~· _. u;s. Arucy lloliPite government worrlea, ~Iii Forceo and ..,....,_ CoL Thlch Is tile highest rankilv Commw!lst officer 11> h a v • defected, &Ovtrllllent uokesmon said. The colooel was polltlcol commissar lor tho North VIetnam artny 9th lllv!slon. Intelligence r<POrtl sold lhe plans he certlod shoWed Ill• 9th was11> strlkelhe northwestern area of So!gon Ml" Kathl Leo Cllrlt, doup. "'- Tao Son Nhut, the tnclu-,. tor ofllr, andllro.H. LeeClork, ond a seolor at Kyger Creek ll!glo Schoo~ Is one of 14 who wW leek the 11111 Soulhera Ohln Tille on 1111' t at tilt Po"" 1 ··" ·• II_ip S....., -· .QY..~!I!!Dr ........ .... ....".... :·.- ~~· . .. .. ~- ... - --- B 1 ··;~;;"'wi;··='=· ~*i~~t?:~~~at"~~ William ~~~ . ,· aJ' 0 r att .e . - ·•. uw... , m·..... •···· · · · ·- · ·· ·. :~::. !h:~~~: ~~ Will~ John~~: ~~ · e'.d··cte·d :e Pr '*,. • IDtelllpJico n!POIU IOid a Norlh Vietnlllleae ll'll11 colonel defected te the South VImoll government ond surr..,. dared plans ror n large-seale Commw!lst ~ w the Red&' Jan. 30 Tet offatlive · drive ln1D 8olgon. The alert order followed. IMide this clcy ot!ll ·ac:orred from the Tel lighting, nattonal pOllee found three truckloads ot Viet Cong arms and ammunl- talwss near. In six lights near tDdl!'· Pollee seized six guerrllUte lapttal ilmda,y and toda¥ · las llWllllng the truckB. sotze Hidden E>pJostvos lr<lO(>S killed 123 Com1111They also seized w-ns and nlsts. e>Piostvei &board a bus carrytne 18 persona ln1D town. The against the clcy ltsel!. driver and oil the paasenpra Allied IPOkosmon sold U.S. were Jolled. and South Vietnamese Iones A U.S. Jntell'•ence olllcor lor killed at least 123 Viet Coq .. tile <Uital military district sold assaulting capital OUU)OIIS &!no cloy and today, "rwnon ~ I}QI high" of a ,;~. ..:...:i..~~~ o·'=-r;;:.:.r n• ~Cifi -'~ w,.. •-.~·~JI .iifit~aiib:, •W!P.W .' • prev....," ~e Viet Cong Attacking Saig9n ' I t Americans. wlll alwl!'• te do more ond mOre. •• hal been dtclered. ''Tbe Soutb ~ meso have acquired tilt ciiiOCio II' ID llillln w ensure their ow~ IOCIII'\tf lhrl>UIIi . their 01111 6rta." CiltfDi'd lllljlhaalsed that the Uiiliod .~ ltill ~ lor a ''peocoful settlement" 1 ~nata~!~ ol • military aolutk>n' In VI-. · ''Thtrl Is noc • -loOt of South VI. . ·lhat 1'0 wlftl 11> keel," CUl'tOrd 61id. ~~ lt ~ a bog of rice. Ia Soul1l VI-. lhat we need. There II Fire, E-R Units Busy Pomeroy firemen 'lltd •emergency squad members were kllll Coiile- on 4he run ·oVer tt.e weekend~ Two "Defendants Ffu4!(1byCourt It tho IChool thiiJtoro liot ~ I - r oflhe Key-, _ .. P - ltatf, Latla Cub, Pc> Club, - · Pert In junior Had Cross work aod ID a civil deltnsalrito. lng~... -~'~'-···=~· -.lho -lor -.-· P .lille . In bond _ , ...... hU had tralnlna on the trombone, bll'llolll,--- and lllano. liot baa I>OriDnDod In ochooi- .U:IIona, iaclll<llna Old--. liot hal be., In ,.ol aoloctllloo ror ave ,...., aod hal won avo ollltrlnr rating• In lho dl&o tr1ct of lhe Ohio llualc Educatloo Association coateltll. liot bel had two ,yeoro ofprl- ...at trD lng Merlyn ... of Blo GraodeC.U.. . Sbe .... iUisl aoloalt .. the llarlhtll Unlverallf !ilmmer M... sic Clinic and at Blo Grande~ ~ liot Is a member of Grace llethodllt Cluroh Ia Galllliolll and belongs 11> tilt eholr, liot Is a aololst with tile ehofr, In lddllion, Mill Cat·i< Is 1 membor ol tho Natlnnol a_.. leader Alsoelallon ·aad h U a vorotcy c - -·lor ·lbniO yeoro. liot alao hU - I n "H club work. In t h e - -ltton, 111111 Clarlt wW sing -~~ 10o Ho•• lectlooslrom Flower ~ Soac includltW Look, Look AWij' and I Eojoy Being A GirL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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