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Ct9Wil Cilor toeoqora IOiftered ~ b~Miu Ia o t!l>f car cralh at ·, I'' P,:SO p.m. ~ ''!!' Ill- . s~~ . · lhree,tenlhi of a •mile WOA<ol Rt • .1, t~e State -~ n,. trot.....nnod ~ ' ·•• ' t ·.t ! OOIOOI'i oald 11111 ~ ~!;'(· !llls; 16, 'Crow11 Clt;yi ~e~'l· .COli .~!lt. Jl;n ,i:. ·- ~ ~'K ,.. :,,I ~·w ·~ Visi'fP~\rol . , ,, POMF.Jie5Y :..: Wedno. . lilly t' ··.~ f•·' \ 1, In ob""aoco of\Na)I..W Law · Week:£ Sate~ PatrOl J>eld . bouae at Fo,it 21, 'Gall •• cw Pie!< 248 nen ~\4-aveled 111ote to toUr tile PatrOl . ~· unc1or the dlreeUoo of set. P. D, JolcCree<11' Poll CO!nmaodor. . Ql tile toor were G. E. Qdn. ther, Bruce Reed, Eddie Sls- ., r'. ' ~ ' ' ' '' '' 't, ' Keith BaBQ, David Har· rio, Mathew lllllard, lllillly WUI and Perry Caae. They were ••· co_.ued 1>¥ Palrldt ll'oocl, com. mlttee cllilrman. 100, I' ' Two ' (Gontinoed on PljJO 2) lour Republican candlcllles are competing. The Caodldates a r o John c. Bacon of Malp Com· ly, Roy J, GUU!aod of Jaekaoo Counly, William Ammer of Pl<k· - COOney Blld Earl E, SIA!- i I ' ! l •I •. . I ' phensoo of Scioto count;y. The Democrats, on the loeal level, have no races exeept for a. few committeemen CODiellls. Jack. Crisp of LangaV!Ilo, - e r , Is battling J. 91orman Porterm!or the Democrat oomlllat!on I o r 27th dlotrict state represenla· tin. WUUam McKalvey of PcrUand Is running -aed lor t be Democrat nomlllatloo lor com. missioner u Is Leola Enoch for Clerk of Coorts. The Democrat• are also staging a wri!Hn campailn eltort lor Dale Wli>l>ollor Treasurer. lol!l control oo a ......~ The ~ went Into a ditch oo Ulo loft lido of tllo·hl&ll-, cn>saod jhe lil&I>WIIJI, weal oil the left llde ofitbo ' POioiERoY - T!'lelvo road anci llruck a t.oo ~· There wu hea'V)' duJ!ap ui tile IOta were nne4 aod 11 forfeited 'bond& In the ot car Treated at 1101. lfool!ltal Blld Mete• Collllll' Judse Fronk W• . r9].eued were Evan I,. a -~¥erat. Porter, Friday. F,loed were~'ioii!Hron, od mwth, ri8l1l knee and "rliibt 11dei Vtl'IICII. Sma, 17, CrowD Racine, $5 ll'Kl costs, nOmutrler; ctt;r. lacerated rlsbt 1o1 aod ll!q>le Louise Eakin&, llaclne rib . lnjo¢o~ Greg Goodiorbam, Route 1, $15 Blld coata, no op..,. 15, . Croon~ Cltlr, 88Yere Jaeora. ator' a Uc011$e; Wllllaln T, ColrUoo of tile d, aod a J)OI- 111111, WeUaiOn, $10 &lid coati, stop sign violation; Rali>hEugene &lblo mae ~~\jury. Stewart, llliddleport Route 1, $10 waa dtodto Gallla c.un. 11 Juvenile CcMlrt SaturciiiJI oo a charao of ~ In ex<osa ror road-- The pllrul lnvellliptod lllOfll. er ooo car · acd- at 12:25 a.m. Frl\ltY ooRt. 588,1b<-s of a mile Olilt of Rt. 35, No ..,. WBI injured, Therti''Wal medium damqe to the c:ar, Ollleora oald that liuid M. Miller, 20, Beverly, beadedeut, eame over a hill crest, aa1r anotller car oo tile hl&ll-. 11111ler IIJIIIIed his brakes, loot cootrol aod tile vohlde overlumed on Ito top oo the hl&llw!IJI•. Chesapeake Man Jnj• ured colllsloo at 2:30 p.m. Frida.Y In front of 1312 East. oro Ava., clt,y poll~ reJ)Orted. Olr!cero said that •(1\lraldlne Black, 20, Che~, .hpadecl norlhoasl, had slq>ped. Btidncl her, S!irley J . Jmes, 31, Rt 1 Chelhlre, was driving slow. ly. The third car driven by Fa,ye L, Bales, 18, Rt 2 Bidwell, lallod to atop aod llruck tile back of tile Jones car loreblg } Welket, 27th District, SlAte Rep. resentatlve, ID tho RepW!Ucan prlmlll"Yo JlowVd· $5• liild ll>oald . 1, $IS aod .,111cle costs, no Ollerator'i lleense; Ed. na L. lolrCo,y, ReotlavUlo Rouie 1, $10 aod co,U, ,.q, sign; Baloo bara J, Terry, llldcReport Roote 1; $5 and costs, unsafe vehlcie, and Peary Oldlkor, Letart; W, yo., lallore to algnal, ·$5 an d costs. Forfeiting bonds were John J, Playtatr, Bradlo1"1iwwd, Pa., $27.50, 1900dlng; ll>n ThOlnall Hlllllinllton, W, Va., $27.50,parloo lng on hlghwa,y; Gerald JOI~ Plzl, Barboursville, w. Va., $27.50, sp~; Ivan H. YOUI18. Fraziers Bottom, W, Va.,$17.50, llttert,.; ~·· Blackwell, $25, Intoxication; Gary E. PhiWPsand . POMEROY - Hea'V)' damapa Jerry L, Slnathers, Atheois, wete caused tD the heme of John $24.55 each, fishing w1t11ou1 ~ Landaker on Nye Ave., Wheil It Clim.Bes; Francis Edward M:Jore, was hit by ear ear]_y ~ Morri• Park, Ga., $27.50, lett morning, Thedrlver,llavld!b1>ot center; John w. WUson, Mal'- son. 24, Pomeroy, was arrested Iotta, $27.50, speeding; Bobi>¥ on charges Iii drl~ WhUe fD. Tyrone Holghllancl, llllltlelcl, · tDxlcatec!, Pomeroy J)OUce said. $27.50, speeding; Isaac Mahon, Pollee said Slmj>son wu Middleport, f27.50, Intoxication, vellng sOuth on Nye Ave., when and ste~ M. 1lewart, Reynold&- . his car wentoutofcontrol,croaaburg, $27.50, eJQ.llred oPerator's ed over the center line, acrou license. the sidewalk, through lhrullbOry and struck the porch .1{!11 front or the l..andaker home. PLAN SHOOT Damages to th• ear were also Rl!rLAND- The Rutland Gun hea'V)' aod Slmi>IOD received a Club wiU hold a shooting match cut on his left knee. Sunda.v alterooon starting at 1 p, m. at the club house west of. b laod near Langsville. Thla event I• 01100 to the pubUc and _.o lntOl'eated In ohooting .Is IDviled 5. In Pomeroy obaerved every Wednesdlij> at the Audrey Betzlng, vice president; Pi171lss Hennessey, tre1surer; and ShW. ley CUster, aecretary. Tourna-ment chairman, Helllll' O'Brien; lw>dlcap chairman, Jlfarthallow- ell aod rnles chairman, Pearl Welket, Gueota attending the Thorsda,y evcalng atralr wer• Mrs. Ed Nelson, Carolyn Bachner, Fr&no A P"'- coolll- tutlon relatiVe to tho tilling of repreaentadve vacancies; and No. W - A Pl't!IOsai to amend lhe state "'*'ltlllltioo relative to the admiDlatratlon and orpnlz&. Uoo of the"coort s of Ohio. May Term of Court n.e GiiiU>olll - AITRONAU1" Don Knotu PLUS "WARNING SHOT• David/- ,. ~\ . TO FAMILY Goulat! . . . ..,... toy ·~-~;~~:· =be~ha:~ ·-~·' l. SAUNDERS t4&-U77 .,'_,' • - . .t...v """'''" ...... . -·~ 1nd 1 can:,;: terrier, c . . !ICIIEJ)ULE - Work on the new t.9 mile Itt. 35 .Jilo.P~s . . " 18 running ahead ot schedult. The Cl)ntrael ' comliletlon dlte-i• September, 1969, bulallll!>kelblWI of the V, N. Holdarmln aod Sons firm said Frida!' tlle$5 m!Uion project an!Ciog il'<!~r <!-•}gno)i~ . Is e-tell to bo paved iD August tlils JO&r, Tho pniject is 11&- lng built between HaoeravUle (north or r.ollljlolls) and Kan' • I - .,:' - l'llne-ntlnel r<IIOrt.r Dick Thomao tool! ihese plooo j, ' tuns cluing a 5kllnute tour thn>ugh tile ~~H>a•• construction ar8a Thoraday, . IIELAX! IIECLIIE~ CHAIII Just sink Into thlt " ,deep c~alr. h will be your favorite! 3·WCI)' slant to bit pillowlu1Ck, thick urethane foom .. at. Heovy vinyl. $'69.95 ' $3 , · d l ••c-~>e• ~ red fled w 11111 . ..,..., an ~wnt .. .,lso 1M loc1l MWI ;.ulilllhed -ntl ULUCTAIIT ... ' • L 0mp·~~· ~famic·..,d-i~~ . TM U~l!.d l'A il bntl"llllllRIIIl 11 HI:IU... he!) ..,ul.lec~ w lht "" ,.,, p\lbll~lllfln fit .U TONI~,May5 AVE, ~OF 1l!ol Dlil1 S.nlllllll, - .) •r IUI;•I•IIIDIIIhl Make Posters W11tc'l.ntys "CHARLII; THI LONIIGMI COUGAI" !Tecbnlcolot) titafl; Ron Brown, Briane l\lunll, Lindo Wallace, Jim Wll10n, Clifford. Peterson . . and CHARUE, eub , . ,. ,, "· :. MAIL St;pscm,arnot; •4Ttli Callip,>lil TTI\IIIM In Ottio mtl\"ett Viro ont I fir U ; 11• mot'llhtiS; thretiiiOIItht lb. ~5 ~ lktell lll(lnlhl Racine _Pupils TONIGHT lh;,. TUIIDAY Rto 35 !IPPtOa~Ji<:just beyond ltan.,t'!ivllle. ..' . •... tl.U. P! .. _her., -l•rllO; l iiiiiOIIIIIIM; thi"M .-~~.... 10. minor tllfATRE. ' _Bridge for interehaJ.ge, just oft' Rt. 35 ·near old roadside park area. ··=· ''···'' " ' to the Dennl1011 car. No begin . the Mil' l<lrm or court, cbarlll! wasllled. Monda!', Ma,y 6 with the grand Jury to convene and begin their dulles II 9:30 a.m. Grlllld JOn>rs are: Mmord F, Bowles, Soutllolde; Jeff ~ RACINif :. Wlnnero have be1i> Coll!ater aod M>•s. Dale Nl~ aiiOctecl in a PGater cmtest held both of Hogoett; sam Stone, I.. at tile llacloe Elementary School on; Dalbert 0, Pullin, Letart; 10 pro- the pusage of the Alexander llcChmg, Hartford; live add onO>!Ialf mWs OIIOI'ating Marvin T, RoUih, New Haven; IOV)' II next Tueicla.y' a election. Kenneth HoUe,y, Frmer Hoi> The three wlnnera In each tom; Harry Butler, Glenwood; ll'l4e orollrat, Barbara Thelu, G. A. Bias, Rosb Krodel, Gene au of Point P I .IOJI .Nolclor and Larcy Flshe"; crow, leconcl, S.ott Wolte, Kevin Will. James R. H-hroy, HI. 1 pt. ford and Tncl WHse; third, Pleuam; Loooard Wton. 111. a Leon; Maxlno Aldridge Blld Rali>h MoliJ Flahor, Ste"" Farra and W &rDer, both of Maaon. Lour& Ti.eJoa; fourth, llboda South, o!oha Saber ond Tim IIIII, and fltlb. 'Tooda Sol-, No Ia P......,a,llifl Jimmy EY1n8o A Welilher balloon ProJIIO!bw tile leV)' 1r beiJv ueed 1n I1'0it of tile gnde school. aao •'. * for tile MemOrial 14.¥ Scotch foUI'IIOlDe. All members are ~ ed to attend. Ladles 14.¥ wW be ~!:·:·/~c=! . ·:0{. : • I•" Stnt.ck by Car Will Begin Monday . .n- •, Nye Ave. Home Gueat Q,.y, a Drat, was ol>o served by the Women' a GoU As-. ooclatWn at the Pomeroy Golf Club Thorsda.v evoidng with 15 guoBtB attending, A potluck dinner was served 1>¥ t h e · members followed by guostl and members playing golf. A spectal meeting will be held Toesda,v, Ma,y\21, to inake plans Representative raee, IDOtber lo- ea by KerJJllt 0, Pauley, 48, cal candidate Ia rum>!Di. He II Rt. 2 PatriDt, atruck a parked . James 1ilemlaD Porter, m, "'"' car Olllled 1>¥ lllldl DenaliOII, of the aenatorlal clllldl4ate, ;olio ~•. Rt. 1 Crown Clt;y. PT. PLEASANT - The Mooo Is opJlOIIin& Jack W, Crlop of 11l0re waa no damaao to tile son Coll!l\)' Circuit Cuort wiU M'>lgo COWII;y 1M tile Democrat Paulv car and on1,y dam- laterlal lunda; NQ. poaal to amend tile - 'I lcle Runnel, Helen Handley·, 11etQ' ~~~~~er,1 .Helen Neut>llng, Katie ,, ~ ~!!>"' ·. 111• back of the Black crow,'i'~~ key, ,"-L> ....,._ . ~- 1lr1Dl1111HIIOP ' ketl, ~ Bllt,"~eBecl>- ' · SUNDAY ·, advlaod J)Ollce he would aee his ner, Donna JOnes andJahieeReu• TIMES·SEm'fNEL tam11y physician 1D .Che._tta. ter. flllll llliM C\f!"l i.lllll,• • ""011111 \'llllf Members attondlng ~e 11enn,y '!'bore wu moderate c1a1naso to O'Brleo, . ~eo Brown, Pearl Publl lh:EfiPow n.uu· TIUALltl: au three vehldos. 1211 Third A'I'I.,Callioxllit,OhS.,UAI. . .... . Welker, J a n e J!roim, Beullh Pollee cited Fa,ye Bales to lis!Mid "'r) •..-, 1\et~ inc tltlfl iuriJ. Gallljlolls Municipal Coort m Strauas, Louise thoJill>llOn, 1'liY1- ~ c;tlit Po•lle' Paid It Gllllielll, Ohio, mu . lilly 6 on a cbarge of 1auure lss Henne&BI)', Martha Howel~ TH& lh\JlY st:Sro;£L IIG ~-lc SlrMt, Pvfllll'ti", Qllo, t57fi, to stop wllh!a the usured clear Anna Howell, Eleanor Gordon, Audr oiY Betzlng, 911rle,y Custer Publl"'*l ~ ~ 1\•lrw ~ !iatu... dl&touce. II&). &or*l ull«<rrl daumalllnc IIIIUtr JL 1'.-rol' Ohio. .... ntn~. A very m!IK>r accl- ....,._ and Ruth n,err. 1'EHIIS 01-· ~"BliCIIU'1101> rlld at 2:15 p.m. Frida!' at liar 9) drrltr dt;Jij n Sunolll, ~ I * WMk. A race of local llllerolll In the Democrat prlmar7 w!U be In the 18th SlAte senatorial Dlatrlct, where Iormor SlAte Sill· ator J. S>erman Portor ol Gal· l!polls, Is _.u.a FriM W. Otworth of PortiiDIIU1h lor tile nomination. h' ReaW• service station on ADd, In the 27th Dlotrlct, SlaiAo Vine St. . Pollee said a car drlv. nomlnatloo. The on1,y local lsooe oo tile ballot Ma,y 7 will be In tlle ·North Gollla Local School Dlstrl:t wflere voters are asked to·pa11 a five miU operatiDC IOV)' to orovlde sulllclentm!Uifiii!IA>Ule stale's rocplred 17.5 m!UI ~' make tile dllllrlct ellilblt fDr , partlclpltlon In the state tounclatlon program. All Gallia Coun\Y wtera will help decide u.ree: state i111111 ao tile ballot. They are: No. I A PI'OJ)Osai to tile IIIIi constitution relaUve to the admiDistratlon of school Blld mta- "1''\S. no.slow moVIng em~.,;; 1 Guests Day ~resident; Rooile Ada Frances SOllers, ftiocibo'lloute 2, $15 and 15 Attended Am Howell, Plwtos a~e by aulD· J1ot, GALLIPOLIS - Qle persoo Pomeroy course. Officers of the association are had a minor Injury In a three car Times-Seiui~l Dick Thomas ror.... :;:.,:..C"t:'i'·;'":'·"\~f ·( ~!!~qot~ ..,...._ I ' ,. ............... ' . ,. .lwiYeiRoclcer . ' ·( ' '' ' ' " "'~·X•"•"O"-"""""=*' "•"•'•>»'"•"•"•"•"•"•;>>"" • ••• w •,• • • • ·• • • • · ?'"..X »~' .;..;. • :-:·::.· ...«-:·:·:·:·:·.........~~;:·>::::-:·:~-::::::;:;:;::::::::: • . .•....._ - . . ~:;.·::::-~. ...!•!· !w.-~ . .~................. ,•,•,•,.·,·;o:O.•, •,•, •,•,•,•,•,o,•,•,•:-:·.·,·.-.·.·.·.-.·.~·!;o;~ ' ' ·- . �,, ~- \ (. ~ . GAI+JFOLIS - Tlir.. Ct9Wil Cilor toeoqora IOiftered ~ b~Miu Ia o t!l>f car cralh at ·, I'' P,:SO p.m. ~ ''!!' Ill- . s~~ . · lhree,tenlhi of a •mile WOA<ol Rt • .1, t~e State -~ n,. trot.....nnod ~ ' ·•• ' t ·.t ! OOIOOI'i oald 11111 ~ ~!;'(· !llls; 16, 'Crow11 Clt;yi ~e~'l· .COli .~!lt. Jl;n ,i:. ·- ~ ~'K ,.. :,,I ~·w ·~ Visi'fP~\rol . , ,, POMF.Jie5Y :..: Wedno. . lilly t' ··.~ f•·' \ 1, In ob""aoco of\Na)I..W Law · Week:£ Sate~ PatrOl J>eld . bouae at Fo,it 21, 'Gall •• cw Pie!< 248 nen ~\4-aveled 111ote to toUr tile PatrOl . ~· unc1or the dlreeUoo of set. P. D, JolcCree<11' Poll CO!nmaodor. . Ql tile toor were G. E. Qdn. ther, Bruce Reed, Eddie Sls- ., r'. ' ~ ' ' ' '' '' 't, ' Keith BaBQ, David Har· rio, Mathew lllllard, lllillly WUI and Perry Caae. They were ••· co_.ued 1>¥ Palrldt ll'oocl, com. mlttee cllilrman. 100, I' ' Two ' (Gontinoed on PljJO 2) lour Republican candlcllles are competing. The Caodldates a r o John c. Bacon of Malp Com· ly, Roy J, GUU!aod of Jaekaoo Counly, William Ammer of Pl<k· - COOney Blld Earl E, SIA!- i I ' ! l •I •. . I ' phensoo of Scioto count;y. The Democrats, on the loeal level, have no races exeept for a. few committeemen CODiellls. Jack. Crisp of LangaV!Ilo, - e r , Is battling J. 91orman Porterm!or the Democrat oomlllat!on I o r 27th dlotrict state represenla· tin. WUUam McKalvey of PcrUand Is running -aed lor t be Democrat nomlllatloo lor com. missioner u Is Leola Enoch for Clerk of Coorts. The Democrat• are also staging a wri!Hn campailn eltort lor Dale Wli>l>ollor Treasurer. lol!l control oo a ......~ The ~ went Into a ditch oo Ulo loft lido of tllo·hl&ll-, cn>saod jhe lil&I>WIIJI, weal oil the left llde ofitbo ' POioiERoY - T!'lelvo road anci llruck a t.oo ~· There wu hea'V)' duJ!ap ui tile IOta were nne4 aod 11 forfeited 'bond& In the ot car Treated at 1101. lfool!ltal Blld Mete• Collllll' Judse Fronk W• . r9].eued were Evan I,. a -~¥erat. Porter, Friday. F,loed were~'ioii!Hron, od mwth, ri8l1l knee and "rliibt 11dei Vtl'IICII. Sma, 17, CrowD Racine, $5 ll'Kl costs, nOmutrler; ctt;r. lacerated rlsbt 1o1 aod ll!q>le Louise Eakin&, llaclne rib . lnjo¢o~ Greg Goodiorbam, Route 1, $15 Blld coata, no op..,. 15, . Croon~ Cltlr, 88Yere Jaeora. ator' a Uc011$e; Wllllaln T, ColrUoo of tile d, aod a J)OI- 111111, WeUaiOn, $10 &lid coati, stop sign violation; Rali>hEugene &lblo mae ~~\jury. Stewart, llliddleport Route 1, $10 waa dtodto Gallla c.un. 11 Juvenile CcMlrt SaturciiiJI oo a charao of ~ In ex<osa ror road-- The pllrul lnvellliptod lllOfll. er ooo car · acd- at 12:25 a.m. Frl\ltY ooRt. 588,1b<-s of a mile Olilt of Rt. 35, No ..,. WBI injured, Therti''Wal medium damqe to the c:ar, Ollleora oald that liuid M. Miller, 20, Beverly, beadedeut, eame over a hill crest, aa1r anotller car oo tile hl&ll-. 11111ler IIJIIIIed his brakes, loot cootrol aod tile vohlde overlumed on Ito top oo the hl&llw!IJI•. Chesapeake Man Jnj• ured colllsloo at 2:30 p.m. Frida.Y In front of 1312 East. oro Ava., clt,y poll~ reJ)Orted. Olr!cero said that •(1\lraldlne Black, 20, Che~, .hpadecl norlhoasl, had slq>ped. Btidncl her, S!irley J . Jmes, 31, Rt 1 Chelhlre, was driving slow. ly. The third car driven by Fa,ye L, Bales, 18, Rt 2 Bidwell, lallod to atop aod llruck tile back of tile Jones car loreblg } Welket, 27th District, SlAte Rep. resentatlve, ID tho RepW!Ucan prlmlll"Yo JlowVd· $5• liild ll>oald . 1, $IS aod .,111cle costs, no Ollerator'i lleense; Ed. na L. lolrCo,y, ReotlavUlo Rouie 1, $10 aod co,U, ,.q, sign; Baloo bara J, Terry, llldcReport Roote 1; $5 and costs, unsafe vehlcie, and Peary Oldlkor, Letart; W, yo., lallore to algnal, ·$5 an d costs. Forfeiting bonds were John J, Playtatr, Bradlo1"1iwwd, Pa., $27.50, 1900dlng; ll>n ThOlnall Hlllllinllton, W, Va., $27.50,parloo lng on hlghwa,y; Gerald JOI~ Plzl, Barboursville, w. Va., $27.50, sp~; Ivan H. YOUI18. Fraziers Bottom, W, Va.,$17.50, llttert,.; ~·· Blackwell, $25, Intoxication; Gary E. PhiWPsand . POMEROY - Hea'V)' damapa Jerry L, Slnathers, Atheois, wete caused tD the heme of John $24.55 each, fishing w1t11ou1 ~ Landaker on Nye Ave., Wheil It Clim.Bes; Francis Edward M:Jore, was hit by ear ear]_y ~ Morri• Park, Ga., $27.50, lett morning, Thedrlver,llavld!b1>ot center; John w. WUson, Mal'- son. 24, Pomeroy, was arrested Iotta, $27.50, speeding; Bobi>¥ on charges Iii drl~ WhUe fD. Tyrone Holghllancl, llllltlelcl, · tDxlcatec!, Pomeroy J)OUce said. $27.50, speeding; Isaac Mahon, Pollee said Slmj>son wu Middleport, f27.50, Intoxication, vellng sOuth on Nye Ave., when and ste~ M. 1lewart, Reynold&- . his car wentoutofcontrol,croaaburg, $27.50, eJQ.llred oPerator's ed over the center line, acrou license. the sidewalk, through lhrullbOry and struck the porch .1{!11 front or the l..andaker home. PLAN SHOOT Damages to th• ear were also Rl!rLAND- The Rutland Gun hea'V)' aod Slmi>IOD received a Club wiU hold a shooting match cut on his left knee. Sunda.v alterooon starting at 1 p, m. at the club house west of. b laod near Langsville. Thla event I• 01100 to the pubUc and _.o lntOl'eated In ohooting .Is IDviled 5. In Pomeroy obaerved every Wednesdlij> at the Audrey Betzlng, vice president; Pi171lss Hennessey, tre1surer; and ShW. ley CUster, aecretary. Tourna-ment chairman, Helllll' O'Brien; lw>dlcap chairman, Jlfarthallow- ell aod rnles chairman, Pearl Welket, Gueota attending the Thorsda,y evcalng atralr wer• Mrs. Ed Nelson, Carolyn Bachner, Fr&no A P"'- coolll- tutlon relatiVe to tho tilling of repreaentadve vacancies; and No. W - A Pl't!IOsai to amend lhe state "'*'ltlllltioo relative to the admiDlatratlon and orpnlz&. Uoo of the"coort s of Ohio. May Term of Court n.e GiiiU>olll - AITRONAU1" Don Knotu PLUS "WARNING SHOT• David/- ,. ~\ . TO FAMILY Goulat! . . . ..,... toy ·~-~;~~:· =be~ha:~ ·-~·' l. SAUNDERS t4&-U77 .,'_,' • - . .t...v """'''" ...... . -·~ 1nd 1 can:,;: terrier, c . . !ICIIEJ)ULE - Work on the new t.9 mile Itt. 35 .Jilo.P~s . . " 18 running ahead ot schedult. The Cl)ntrael ' comliletlon dlte-i• September, 1969, bulallll!>kelblWI of the V, N. Holdarmln aod Sons firm said Frida!' tlle$5 m!Uion project an!Ciog il'<!~r <!-•}gno)i~ . Is e-tell to bo paved iD August tlils JO&r, Tho pniject is 11&- lng built between HaoeravUle (north or r.ollljlolls) and Kan' • I - .,:' - l'llne-ntlnel r<IIOrt.r Dick Thomao tool! ihese plooo j, ' tuns cluing a 5kllnute tour thn>ugh tile ~~H>a•• construction ar8a Thoraday, . IIELAX! IIECLIIE~ CHAIII Just sink Into thlt " ,deep c~alr. h will be your favorite! 3·WCI)' slant to bit pillowlu1Ck, thick urethane foom .. at. Heovy vinyl. $'69.95 ' $3 , · d l ••c-~>e• ~ red fled w 11111 . ..,..., an ~wnt .. .,lso 1M loc1l MWI ;.ulilllhed -ntl ULUCTAIIT ... ' • L 0mp·~~· ~famic·..,d-i~~ . TM U~l!.d l'A il bntl"llllllRIIIl 11 HI:IU... he!) ..,ul.lec~ w lht "" ,.,, p\lbll~lllfln fit .U TONI~,May5 AVE, ~OF 1l!ol Dlil1 S.nlllllll, - .) •r IUI;•I•IIIDIIIhl Make Posters W11tc'l.ntys "CHARLII; THI LONIIGMI COUGAI" !Tecbnlcolot) titafl; Ron Brown, Briane l\lunll, Lindo Wallace, Jim Wll10n, Clifford. Peterson . . and CHARUE, eub , . ,. ,, "· :. MAIL St;pscm,arnot; •4Ttli Callip,>lil TTI\IIIM In Ottio mtl\"ett Viro ont I fir U ; 11• mot'llhtiS; thretiiiOIItht lb. ~5 ~ lktell lll(lnlhl Racine _Pupils TONIGHT lh;,. TUIIDAY Rto 35 !IPPtOa~Ji<:just beyond ltan.,t'!ivllle. ..' . •... tl.U. P! .. _her., -l•rllO; l iiiiiOIIIIIIM; thi"M .-~~.... 10. minor tllfATRE. ' _Bridge for interehaJ.ge, just oft' Rt. 35 ·near old roadside park area. ··=· ''···'' " ' to the Dennl1011 car. No begin . the Mil' l<lrm or court, cbarlll! wasllled. Monda!', Ma,y 6 with the grand Jury to convene and begin their dulles II 9:30 a.m. Grlllld JOn>rs are: Mmord F, Bowles, Soutllolde; Jeff ~ RACINif :. Wlnnero have be1i> Coll!ater aod M>•s. Dale Nl~ aiiOctecl in a PGater cmtest held both of Hogoett; sam Stone, I.. at tile llacloe Elementary School on; Dalbert 0, Pullin, Letart; 10 pro- the pusage of the Alexander llcChmg, Hartford; live add onO>!Ialf mWs OIIOI'ating Marvin T, RoUih, New Haven; IOV)' II next Tueicla.y' a election. Kenneth HoUe,y, Frmer Hoi> The three wlnnera In each tom; Harry Butler, Glenwood; ll'l4e orollrat, Barbara Thelu, G. A. Bias, Rosb Krodel, Gene au of Point P I .IOJI .Nolclor and Larcy Flshe"; crow, leconcl, S.ott Wolte, Kevin Will. James R. H-hroy, HI. 1 pt. ford and Tncl WHse; third, Pleuam; Loooard Wton. 111. a Leon; Maxlno Aldridge Blld Rali>h MoliJ Flahor, Ste"" Farra and W &rDer, both of Maaon. Lour& Ti.eJoa; fourth, llboda South, o!oha Saber ond Tim IIIII, and fltlb. 'Tooda Sol-, No Ia P......,a,llifl Jimmy EY1n8o A Welilher balloon ProJIIO!bw tile leV)' 1r beiJv ueed 1n I1'0it of tile gnde school. aao •'. * for tile MemOrial 14.¥ Scotch foUI'IIOlDe. All members are ~ ed to attend. Ladles 14.¥ wW be ~!:·:·/~c=! . ·:0{. : • I•" Stnt.ck by Car Will Begin Monday . .n- •, Nye Ave. Home Gueat Q,.y, a Drat, was ol>o served by the Women' a GoU As-. ooclatWn at the Pomeroy Golf Club Thorsda.v evoidng with 15 guoBtB attending, A potluck dinner was served 1>¥ t h e · members followed by guostl and members playing golf. A spectal meeting will be held Toesda,v, Ma,y\21, to inake plans Representative raee, IDOtber lo- ea by KerJJllt 0, Pauley, 48, cal candidate Ia rum>!Di. He II Rt. 2 PatriDt, atruck a parked . James 1ilemlaD Porter, m, "'"' car Olllled 1>¥ lllldl DenaliOII, of the aenatorlal clllldl4ate, ;olio ~•. Rt. 1 Crown Clt;y. PT. PLEASANT - The Mooo Is opJlOIIin& Jack W, Crlop of 11l0re waa no damaao to tile son Coll!l\)' Circuit Cuort wiU M'>lgo COWII;y 1M tile Democrat Paulv car and on1,y dam- laterlal lunda; NQ. poaal to amend tile - 'I lcle Runnel, Helen Handley·, 11etQ' ~~~~~er,1 .Helen Neut>llng, Katie ,, ~ ~!!>"' ·. 111• back of the Black crow,'i'~~ key, ,"-L> ....,._ . ~- 1lr1Dl1111HIIOP ' ketl, ~ Bllt,"~eBecl>- ' · SUNDAY ·, advlaod J)Ollce he would aee his ner, Donna JOnes andJahieeReu• TIMES·SEm'fNEL tam11y physician 1D .Che._tta. ter. flllll llliM C\f!"l i.lllll,• • ""011111 \'llllf Members attondlng ~e 11enn,y '!'bore wu moderate c1a1naso to O'Brleo, . ~eo Brown, Pearl Publl lh:EfiPow n.uu· TIUALltl: au three vehldos. 1211 Third A'I'I.,Callioxllit,OhS.,UAI. . .... . Welker, J a n e J!roim, Beullh Pollee cited Fa,ye Bales to lis!Mid "'r) •..-, 1\et~ inc tltlfl iuriJ. Gallljlolls Municipal Coort m Strauas, Louise thoJill>llOn, 1'liY1- ~ c;tlit Po•lle' Paid It Gllllielll, Ohio, mu . lilly 6 on a cbarge of 1auure lss Henne&BI)', Martha Howel~ TH& lh\JlY st:Sro;£L IIG ~-lc SlrMt, Pvfllll'ti", Qllo, t57fi, to stop wllh!a the usured clear Anna Howell, Eleanor Gordon, Audr oiY Betzlng, 911rle,y Custer Publl"'*l ~ ~ 1\•lrw ~ !iatu... dl&touce. II&). &or*l ull«<rrl daumalllnc IIIIUtr JL 1'.-rol' Ohio. .... ntn~. A very m!IK>r accl- ....,._ and Ruth n,err. 1'EHIIS 01-· ~"BliCIIU'1101> rlld at 2:15 p.m. Frida!' at liar 9) drrltr dt;Jij n Sunolll, ~ I * WMk. A race of local llllerolll In the Democrat prlmar7 w!U be In the 18th SlAte senatorial Dlatrlct, where Iormor SlAte Sill· ator J. S>erman Portor ol Gal· l!polls, Is _.u.a FriM W. Otworth of PortiiDIIU1h lor tile nomination. h' ReaW• service station on ADd, In the 27th Dlotrlct, SlaiAo Vine St. . Pollee said a car drlv. nomlnatloo. The on1,y local lsooe oo tile ballot Ma,y 7 will be In tlle ·North Gollla Local School Dlstrl:t wflere voters are asked to·pa11 a five miU operatiDC IOV)' to orovlde sulllclentm!Uifiii!IA>Ule stale's rocplred 17.5 m!UI ~' make tile dllllrlct ellilblt fDr , partlclpltlon In the state tounclatlon program. All Gallia Coun\Y wtera will help decide u.ree: state i111111 ao tile ballot. They are: No. I A PI'OJ)Osai to tile IIIIi constitution relaUve to the admiDistratlon of school Blld mta- "1''\S. no.slow moVIng em~.,;; 1 Guests Day ~resident; Rooile Ada Frances SOllers, ftiocibo'lloute 2, $15 and 15 Attended Am Howell, Plwtos a~e by aulD· J1ot, GALLIPOLIS - Qle persoo Pomeroy course. Officers of the association are had a minor Injury In a three car Times-Seiui~l Dick Thomas ror.... :;:.,:..C"t:'i'·;'":'·"\~f ·( ~!!~qot~ ..,...._ I ' ,. ............... ' . ,. .lwiYeiRoclcer . ' ·( ' '' ' ' " "'~·X•"•"O"-"""""=*' "•"•'•>»'"•"•"•"•"•"•;>>"" • ••• w •,• • • • ·• • • • · ?'"..X »~' .;..;. • :-:·::.· ...«-:·:·:·:·:·.........~~;:·>::::-:·:~-::::::;:;:;::::::::: • . .•....._ - . . ~:;.·::::-~. ...!•!· !w.-~ . .~................. ,•,•,•,.·,·;o:O.•, •,•, •,•,•,•,•,o,•,•,•:-:·.·,·.-.·.·.·.-.·.~·!;o;~ ' ' ·- . �' ' :~):~~~j:;..:~ . ' ' f' ,· ' i,':f. · cbil~ C,oll,j,;~· on J~ ~ :r"~.~ car~·~} · of eour.e, ih' faml4> wW bo ~ U..,,tjmo..,..;; 1 his~· Mrs. Max Rollor,llld Ida Leo's JDOdiOr,'Mr'.. Evolfan. 1 lo¥0: NaocJ Roller Cole and her flmlb' wll1 bo colnlna In from Nor- foUl, v.:; ror a rOUIIioll. ...liieltllinlalb>, ~ · Na,ior RoUer hal ' June Jarvis . ~o~ec~Foree. hi' 14th year In tho ,,~v. ·&_Air ~~ ~ J "'' i· ,,T:e;~c:c;:; ' Honored with ' has pro~ ID tho school an honor 011 wldcll will be no~m UDder Old Glory Hell time an bonlir comea to an Individual or.• - I n the school, 'I'JIO,_Oag Is _,..,.- i1b1j1oc1, 11 royal blue and has the lD.Ierlpdan . 4 'CUm t..aude"' In IIOid le-o. II was Oown . >r tho Ont Umo Thursday fol. · <iDIK.Y&'or'avicb)ryoverEast- Bridal Shower RUTLAND - Miss J - Jarvio, ~. Rl. 2, brldHiect of James Lombort, Rutland, Rl. 1 was hooored with a bridal shower at tho Rutland cburch . of Christ blsement Woclnes<lay, om In • baeobell IOCIImal tour- 1. Hostesses wen Mrs. nament. Homer Parker, Mrs. Bruce May and Mrs. James Thomas, A PUSSY WILLOW WAS plaatThe social rooms were deced at the Middleport Public LI- orated throughout with a blue an<! brary thla week by Den 8 of white theme carried out in the Middleport Com Scout Pack 2f4. Qoral arrangements, which were The planting was made In ob- made b.Y Mrs. Robert Canoda.y, servance of Arbor DQ and al10 Blue Mel white streamers used In keeping with tho don theme, with white wedding bells ..... ••Keep Amtri~ Beautltu.l., Boys pleted the decorations. taking part In the plantlns were An umbrella elfoct of stre&D>o Scott . Fraser, Jhnlllf Holman, ers over the gift table, which George stewart, Mlcllaal l'l>w- 'j i ll ~&rs, ' !' f I Jeff Jac:obs1 &anley Star- :~~-::::::G:::.~ Connie Stie Leddingh(Jm POI\IEROY - Mr. and Mrs. WtUis ~~111' oi' ~ cuse are announcing the ""!!apment of their ctausbtO~. ~ .!ile,. to StePhen Michael Cantr~ son of Mrs,;,ylnttM) ~,.~. George's Creek Rd., Gallll>olls, and :Mr, WUIIIIII .ji·Cl, Baton Rouge, La. · .. : · · ;, Miss Leadin.!bim I• a 1966 graduate of Southoni)l I• h;. School end Is presently a otudent nurso at Holzer IIOii>llll School of Nursing. Her !lance II a 1966 graduate of liff•'< ' Creek Hl!lh School and at tho preaont Is employed at WJEH. Radio In Gallipolis. No date has been set for the wedding. . . , ctl>lr. . Mrs. Ralph 8. Burner, Jr. '• WASHABLE Potluck Dinher Given ··: lin& and Ronnie Hawkins. Mrs. enjo ' ' mllofrs; Howard Blrcbo POI\IEROY _ A lo·~••• po• With llrJ, Sbitrid&n'r ~MM-ia. Ernie Fraaer and Mrs. Wal- fieldyedreceived the cbor )rlze. 1-v .,.. .......~ lace Po'Ners arethedenmo1hers. The refreshmenttablewascov- lllCk dlmor to kickoff tho per- ihe streaa04 !l>lrltllll ~ er"" In white and centered with centlge giving Program wae througll Pllltlna G!d's WI!Fk litit,. A ''FUN AND CLEANUP" da.y a blue floral arr-ent with staged ·Wednesday evening at the einllhallllng lhat lho llhqle baey at CIIIIP Klashuto near Chaster candles on either side. Saml- Pomero)' First llailtlst Church of thO chureh Is needed (or a tlio to! commitment; Servluc onlier CONFERENCE TODAY has planned tor Mal> 1f wlchos, mints, lnd!Yi<llal coke so<lal room. by Mro. L R. Neal, noJ.gh- squares toPpeo.l with blue w~ Tho meeting featured talks b.Y commit!ee oro Mrs. J, 'Eclw~ MJI)I)i.,£pQRJ' _ l'niUmolllll borhood c:hal!'liiBII of Melga ilrl ding bells, punch an<! cofree were Orval wIlea on tolent, resourcea Foster' Mrs. Jill< Cotlrl!l, lofrl, Dlatrict <on!erenc• wtU. be held aoouta. served. Mrs. Yay served tbo and time, b.Y Mrs. Elmer WlJ:I.. Carver Wllllatns, and lira. 11 lbo 8~ IJnlted ¥ .idl 11 9te 111880111 thai leaclora and coho, Mrs. Thomas presided at hint on homo llld foreign mi., P. &orrett. ·· :. Churth Ill Port.omoUih u '2::\ others who ean help pack a nose. lite punch boWl and Mrs. Par- olono, b,y :Mr&. WW!am SllerlA aldt ~aa preae..... b)' m. ~ IIIM~bt of~ P1 lunch and come along for kor at tho colfee service. They dan, Jr, 1'" giving, and b.Y Mrs. Rev. and Mra. W!Uil!lls on !liDo omclil boll'll Of llootlt Church tho da.y. Workers are asked to were asaioted b.Y Mrs. Robert Joe Cook on visttaUoo. II)> budi!etlng using u their mo1n end t, ovq have "Give a worthy ProPortion In prop 1 bag of opples 111 rep..., bo<pl~lnjleUoddiJ. Iiltltedllltrlet be at the CIIIIP sliD at 9:30 a. Snowdon, Mrs. Roy Snowdon and m. Mrs, llroxall Lambert. to God's love" was the sent Income. · l!'..u;ir. ·The li'ootbodiil1'oaih , By tile way, deadline for ilrlo Tho guest list Included Mrs. thamo carried out lnPiacecardl, Mro. Cook, chalrmail· of tho · felbllhiP m . ;,W ' ~.o; ...,. to register for the da.y camp ~nd Lomhert, Pat Hannon, the table centerpiece, and pe"' visltltloo committee, n m t d ~ evening/ ·. . ~· lo Yay 15. Sevaral now 11!88 Sherry Tumor, Mlssllobo 10~ Placerds. FHIW'ed In the Mrs. T. T. Sholto~!, Mro,.,Aten · acUvitleo, Including archery, are ble &nlth, Mrs, DJuslu Lon.. .....,, wore POsters outllltlog tho Shain, llld Mra. J, H, ·~ ,: '. ·. '- . . , . , beiD8 panned,~ C1111P Is Belled· bert, ...... K"""eth Do~,Nr... Pl'OPOiodprogram. . "'· "l~,'::~l ~-·~· , 'Ill ...&.i9J'I'/Jo'l M .'· ·"'~"0' j ··, 10¥.~ ;;~Y'! r · ' ·J& Jed !or JUb> 22 thi'IJII8It. Jllly Palillne ~ llifl,.thelmt' · :~>1hl•111.,...,,a,;l:lloY'J ' . """-"~"""· ...r 16. m1 there t. 1 rojlm- Michael, ~s. Cl.rdelllviolosl' ro.rve, · w~• .P1'elblteCtde.. Hardi~ ·'Ltmrey; ' Mr Ol!nr 1¥ Cl'o,f~ ' .. the. i.n !eo Whlcll eovero the c:oot Jlll8t DaviS, lira. eerloli"'Spowo" vot1on1 usjng l\latUiew 25, 1~ Mlchllll;·aiod Ntlo VIctOr yG.q; Red'CI'<!JJCelrt oi'~llan: . ol Jmurance, mill<, handcrao den, :Mrs. Robert smwdon, m1 29 as his SCriPture lor ....,. Sr., team one; Mrs. OrveiWIIoO, ldto, ml other ~ mator- dauglltora, Lori, ~ and Rose, m- on talents to be given to Mra. storreu. an<! Jlr, oitd ...;11.. l~s. Scouts are tD roglller with llrs, Clair Tl,flor, Mrs, An- God. George Sdimer, ~ IWI!I alid their ....... drew Lambert, Mrs. Ernolll.an.. WUos, aBIIlltant goneralchall'o Mr&.•Fostu, Mra. ~TriP­ bert, Mils Shorey Lombort, Mrs. man. asked those ' ·•ttondlns to I!IU, Mrs. :'N.Ickbam, ' ~ -. ;. Harvey Erlewme, Mrs. John T~ take I ck>Be look at thelrtolentS,. Cou.:w, .~ .~ / '; · ':' Us and Pll(llll, Mrs. Milo Hoao resoureos lnd lime to be given To concl\1(11. :~c~~ ~~ chloson, Mrs, Nato Wloo and to thecil!orch. He requested ar. If oboe.,.,.. ' lira. 'CGGII 'nil ,• Jane, Mrs. Edwerd 'l'homal an<! evallllltlonoithelmPortonteroos a otol')', ·~u ~• ' lll..,.t ~ell\' .. . Kathy, Mrs. Bussell LIUie, Mrs. of lifo an<! s-stoel a teooher Eat, We'd ;a!l_\ ~~-~- ~~ pl'ir\' ' Howard BlrchOeld, Mrs. Ru1o trllnlng P._.,.. !or the church, sonted a c~ ·1111 ~ · .,.! . "' sell E. .Utue, lfrs. Cerl Mo"' Mrs, Wickham, chllrmon of oi!Drs end co-ciptllu~r tilt ' rio, lfrs. Worl07 Reeves, Miss.' !altho PI'OPOBII committee, 111>0ke PI'OPOHh~Qgrom. ' '~'.;', -11 TbOmpion, lofrs. ~.. on home and foreign mlllslono · SUNDAY Ill 14ml»rt, lilrs. ~los King q,lalnlrw lbe program PI'OPOoal' . , DREW WEBSTER Post ~. and Mlnob',lfrs. Purl VanMeter, for tho chureh. She to~~;hed on Amer!CIII Loglon, chlcllon bar. bocue, iOiclay, 11 a.m. to 6 p. lira. Richard Grueser m1 a.... world mllllona, church Mrs. •Jon, lnotltutlooal s-rt. eroo m., Pomii'O)' parldDa lot; pro- ies, Mrs. Harold Robert Clnacla.Y and Sobr~ Mrs. mlsalon causeo, church home, coeds to I(MIIOOr bleobell team. F4la Russell, Mrs, KsltbSuthe,. pastorel mlnlotry, worahli> and POI\IEROY GARDEN CLUB, 2 land, Mrs. Bill WW!ord, Mra. service, Chrlotlon education, and p.m. Mooti&J, bome of :Mra. If<>. sam lloblnaon, Mr&. George tho building (lmd. Coll<luding her mer lf¥oall, Route 33, noor Pom· Wblte, 1Mrs, James White, :Mro, taiJc, Mro, Wlckh""' DIID8clthe 11'01• Mrs. Fred m - 1 s co- Charlel &mille, 1Jll,y Imboden, members of hercomm!Ueo, Mils bolleso. .Roll ciu. piiDI • · Mra, Blaine Carter, Jr., Mr11o PeiiiiY H.o.Yoo, '!Irs. Torey Phal~ cl>ango. WWiliiD Dean, lfrs. Bill Brown, Wlloo, and I!Ury BaU81. NQNti:AY Mra. Bill Carter m1 BlllleJean, A Dim enUded, T)1o Art of IODDIEPORT GARIEN Club, lira. Cerl 1J¥sell, lfrs. .llorlll)l Gblng woo oho!m In con1oDCtion llloDCIIJ DIChl. - o f Mra..c .... TWllt Mrs. Clareoce ••"""Ttt .. Stanaburr, review bJ end Natolle, Mrs. Jerry Eodl, llro. 11. I. Fr-b;omilal buolo lofrs. Ethel Nelson and Holan ,.... meeting. HOateues ..-. )IQ, llrs. Ro7 SIIOWdon, Mils Mrs. E. M. ~ooci, Mrs. M. c. Dobbie Yay, and tho hoatoueo, WUson,lofrs. WalterHIIJ'Oa,lfrs. lira. lily, Mra. ThomaS and Fronoh, lfra, J)avld Entlllllnger, Mrs. Parker. llld Mra. sianlbul')'. .. TIIEOOOiluS COUNCIL 17, lllol&t>ter• of America, wll1 moot IHTIOOUCING II 7:30 il!>ndo.Y Diaht at tho IOOF HaiL Practice wiU be held !or tho dlllrl<t ral11 with eoq)huls m. ~- tho colors. There wW be llrll - - · of omco.rs. E.\Sl'ERN 'ATHLETIC Booslo ~~ lbeot 111 7 p. m. Nondi.Y at a.. hi&!> ochocil to begin work on • I <!, 'I re_,.. •' a p._.,.. ?Attend Tea at Governor's Home • • !J~u!ifulliouqq,et, ~eniei-pieee, eo....~ ho 'h'6Jp.~. · oay,."HapW;' Mo~er'J ~~y:" :'oormo ' ,,' I, " 1!'¥ ·' t¥-1• I • Flqwen are ih!l w•y !0 WiD MotL~!i h~ ·,~ . ., . ' S.eleet iiet favo~e llowep itore. :We Will afi.j;ile; ..."~ ·· :/l. I' .. ,• . , .. ·~ FLOWlR , ' · '... ' ,. ': . ~ t!Ph. ' .a . , ' • j • I • • ·"' ; GALLIPOLIS _;' Mill Karon b Ulloal, daughter of Mr. ml Mrs. Arvel T. llnsol, 8072 Me· Kinley Hold, Fluahln& Nleb,. became the bride ot ·Ralph B. Burner Jr , 1011 of Dr. end Mro. Ralph B. Barner, Gallipolis, on A,prll 12 at :;p.m. Tlie mlntller Martel Pace, performed t h e double - rl!\11 coroDIOII)' at t h o Church of Chris~ SWar!Y Creek, Mich. The groom•a mother wore VIeW Elementary. Aller a short wedding trip, a beige thro~oce 111111 dreBI th• couplo wtU rosldt In with tur.,...H accosaorios. Her WBI pink camatlonl cen- FIUiblng. Mich. tered with red rosebuds. Soloist, Gary Turner s a n g, 1be lbamO ol I ''Mr. ·un.erioOO:.t.,dlill.diUsb-' . IDr down thO 'allle: She wore an ' .. · lfil\o . Church of Christ in Michigan _Scene of Unse/.Burner Nuptials !!RY¥ 1f"PfO,Y~ , ·~~· "-~""·-~ . ~'" "~ ~, •1 . ' . : . SOf'TEST THINGS ON 1WO FEET! I .. ~"· ~ , FNOll nOIII fl?r ·.... ,~ _. '·' • ~' ' '• I • ·.' ' COr- Robert Rltte.,usch o( Clutter, N. J., !raternllj> brother of tho bridegroom, ••rved a• boot man. / Ushers were Rlck Johnson, , Eugene Dumler, and BernardTeklelo. A rocopjlon anddimerwu bold at 1M ,V,. ,W,. , ~ell In Flullhln& . l!ii~ .. .Tilt, b . de cjljn•,oldlaa-v•• Hill MtGII.Y 111gb School ID MontroSO' ..-1 attended Michl· IIID Cbrlatlllo Collep at Roell&ator . and Flint Junior College. She Ia employed b.Y the standerd Acceptance Company in Flint. . The brldoRrGOm Ia a cra.cluate of Gallia Academy H I g h School and Bowling Green Stale Seen and Heard Am....., ·Am_....,., FULLY LINED ' I • only $2.39 OA·and $3.00 Mrs. Byron Word Hostess,. For v WSCS "onougo • KANAUGA "Mtllior."'lbe nleelibi was held· at tbo bomo of Mrl. ll11'0ft Ward. Roll waa onawered b.Y members giving a 1cripturt verse contain1ng tho wwc1 •llfilthor llld naming a motbor In tho Bible. Scripture was glvoob)'Mra.BorkleyWrl&!ll from tho 1lltb Chapter of John. Rudlngo nre given bJ Mrs. Holcomb, No Love Uke a Mother' 1 Lovei Mn. B Y r o n Werd rudlng from Upper Room; Mrs. Rolon Brownell, M.Y Heart Goes Beck; Mrs. WilHam ll>orieer, AGood llotber. Bible otu4Y wo1 taken !rom Romani, Cblpter 3. 1be pres. "' - :;, s. ''· ' . . .. \ I YOUJt ent ofncor• were retaloed tor another year. 9xt;y aiek talll were made. !IYmPIIhY cards wore sent tD Mrs. Harold OUvor, Marvin at's w-a. Mr. ml lofrl. Jamea HaD. and Mr1. James Doll. A giO waa oont to :Mrs. Elltol Meoaler ml Mrs. VIrginia &>werdo. 1be next meeting wiU he hltld at tho homo of Mrl. J o o Lllddleld. Ro!re-• were Mrvod. FAMILY SHOE STOll GALLIOLIS. - List . But If HEALTII! ·' lem Bux~ng For Her, BecauM Of · GIVE HB A :~; -. .-;GIFT .:[lt1lf1CA1£ ~·Jon iiolld. fi ,~ORTK·COUNCILfl, Ro)'o ' .lil ind Select Nooono, IPO<faland -~meeting lfonoll,f at 7:30p. • ,..,, llaaonic ·temple; S.... ~ ~ Nuteta Dogroe wW be on 1968 ', • Tli!SDAY . 'BI.E<;TJ(JN ,!lAY lunch IOI'vod llii w.m•' of tho CholtOr ..,...ad candl-. · • ' I .I p;Jt \\•fth .1 hirtJl.,lurw ft!r t'dl h l'illllnhN 1}1 ltw Iandi)'· ~lw wiil·r hNI~h 11 fml'vt•f . ' o~ ' .v ' ' ~· ' ' ' ,, ·,~) ....,., \ ~ ' ' . ~· ' ""·~ Yoo Have A .Prob- Sim end Color. · · ·Why Nat ~' . • FiOM 1141 -~- '"'l· · \ Of Course Ncm Is On Your Gift • j ., ... ~ ALSG FAIHEI .·. I TO SOLE$ COLORFAST • the .. . ., . W1Jmllll\& !ilklill1 1,. •· crlduatt of· moe11a1 w-odq . ~ ••~ A-Uno • floor • IBDRth white silk 1hantung auwn slyled with lacetrimmed empire bOdice. Her abort boui!IDI veU of bridal llluslm wa1 held b.Y a petal hoadoplece edi'ed with pearls. She carried a cascade 'of white 1!01'· - · and red ....... 11!81 Linda Unoal, the bride's Unlvenib'. , , alator, woo maid of honor. SerHo lo a member of Delta Upving u bridesmaids wore Mlas anon Fratorn!Q' ml 11 on the JIDieo ·Bamer, oilier of t h e otoO o1 Flushing ConununU;y brldollfOOIR, and lilios C a r o I Schoola teeclllng at !Finll Scorbek. Junior brldoomald wu llllla CindY UDeol, silo .::::::·:·:·:·:::::·::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::~:::::~:::::.::::::::::~: lor of tho bride. Tbo brldos.malds; auwno . wore Door - - ::::;.;:;.;.::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::::.~;::::~::::::::::::W. lel\l!lh blue DJion dotted IWiss at;va.J with empire bOdice end ·Mr. mllo!rl. wa;no A.unl Plrls. They wore matehr . 11111,ramily oro in Colwnlllo uil~ Ill$ bout!8nt blue veil h~eeeo ~ to' attend a bridal - ,; and ~ .two l~l!im red 0r alven 1JY Mr. an<1 Mrs. Gorroloihelii'b.Y a blue bow. don Amo~iory lor r.ns• Kr11 .'lbe brldo'aliiOU>Or-eaplak Langsclale, qaneee of Klmotb erepo m~· Jaei with lto:t !'011 Wi;!nl Wblle lloero 111111 'pio!< ecceoaorlea. Her eoir- thor 'wtU alto iltend a flllllll .... '1111 ~~with... reunllll at lhil """'' of Mr. llld ro101. Mrs. Goorp ll!radllns. ' -st CUSHIONED �' ' :~):~~~j:;..:~ . ' ' f' ,· ' i,':f. · cbil~ C,oll,j,;~· on J~ ~ :r"~.~ car~·~} · of eour.e, ih' faml4> wW bo ~ U..,,tjmo..,..;; 1 his~· Mrs. Max Rollor,llld Ida Leo's JDOdiOr,'Mr'.. Evolfan. 1 lo¥0: NaocJ Roller Cole and her flmlb' wll1 bo colnlna In from Nor- foUl, v.:; ror a rOUIIioll. ...liieltllinlalb>, ~ · Na,ior RoUer hal ' June Jarvis . ~o~ec~Foree. hi' 14th year In tho ,,~v. ·&_Air ~~ ~ J "'' i· ,,T:e;~c:c;:; ' Honored with ' has pro~ ID tho school an honor 011 wldcll will be no~m UDder Old Glory Hell time an bonlir comea to an Individual or.• - I n the school, 'I'JIO,_Oag Is _,..,.- i1b1j1oc1, 11 royal blue and has the lD.Ierlpdan . 4 'CUm t..aude"' In IIOid le-o. II was Oown . >r tho Ont Umo Thursday fol. · <iDIK.Y&'or'avicb)ryoverEast- Bridal Shower RUTLAND - Miss J - Jarvio, ~. Rl. 2, brldHiect of James Lombort, Rutland, Rl. 1 was hooored with a bridal shower at tho Rutland cburch . of Christ blsement Woclnes<lay, om In • baeobell IOCIImal tour- 1. Hostesses wen Mrs. nament. Homer Parker, Mrs. Bruce May and Mrs. James Thomas, A PUSSY WILLOW WAS plaatThe social rooms were deced at the Middleport Public LI- orated throughout with a blue an<! brary thla week by Den 8 of white theme carried out in the Middleport Com Scout Pack 2f4. Qoral arrangements, which were The planting was made In ob- made b.Y Mrs. Robert Canoda.y, servance of Arbor DQ and al10 Blue Mel white streamers used In keeping with tho don theme, with white wedding bells ..... ••Keep Amtri~ Beautltu.l., Boys pleted the decorations. taking part In the plantlns were An umbrella elfoct of stre&D>o Scott . Fraser, Jhnlllf Holman, ers over the gift table, which George stewart, Mlcllaal l'l>w- 'j i ll ~&rs, ' !' f I Jeff Jac:obs1 &anley Star- :~~-::::::G:::.~ Connie Stie Leddingh(Jm POI\IEROY - Mr. and Mrs. WtUis ~~111' oi' ~ cuse are announcing the ""!!apment of their ctausbtO~. ~ .!ile,. to StePhen Michael Cantr~ son of Mrs,;,ylnttM) ~,.~. George's Creek Rd., Gallll>olls, and :Mr, WUIIIIII .ji·Cl, Baton Rouge, La. · .. : · · ;, Miss Leadin.!bim I• a 1966 graduate of Southoni)l I• h;. School end Is presently a otudent nurso at Holzer IIOii>llll School of Nursing. Her !lance II a 1966 graduate of liff•'< ' Creek Hl!lh School and at tho preaont Is employed at WJEH. Radio In Gallipolis. No date has been set for the wedding. . . , ctl>lr. . Mrs. Ralph 8. Burner, Jr. '• WASHABLE Potluck Dinher Given ··: lin& and Ronnie Hawkins. Mrs. enjo ' ' mllofrs; Howard Blrcbo POI\IEROY _ A lo·~••• po• With llrJ, Sbitrid&n'r ~MM-ia. Ernie Fraaer and Mrs. Wal- fieldyedreceived the cbor )rlze. 1-v .,.. .......~ lace Po'Ners arethedenmo1hers. The refreshmenttablewascov- lllCk dlmor to kickoff tho per- ihe streaa04 !l>lrltllll ~ er"" In white and centered with centlge giving Program wae througll Pllltlna G!d's WI!Fk litit,. A ''FUN AND CLEANUP" da.y a blue floral arr-ent with staged ·Wednesday evening at the einllhallllng lhat lho llhqle baey at CIIIIP Klashuto near Chaster candles on either side. Saml- Pomero)' First llailtlst Church of thO chureh Is needed (or a tlio to! commitment; Servluc onlier CONFERENCE TODAY has planned tor Mal> 1f wlchos, mints, lnd!Yi<llal coke so<lal room. by Mro. L R. Neal, noJ.gh- squares toPpeo.l with blue w~ Tho meeting featured talks b.Y commit!ee oro Mrs. J, 'Eclw~ MJI)I)i.,£pQRJ' _ l'niUmolllll borhood c:hal!'liiBII of Melga ilrl ding bells, punch an<! cofree were Orval wIlea on tolent, resourcea Foster' Mrs. Jill< Cotlrl!l, lofrl, Dlatrict <on!erenc• wtU. be held aoouta. served. Mrs. Yay served tbo and time, b.Y Mrs. Elmer WlJ:I.. Carver Wllllatns, and lira. 11 lbo 8~ IJnlted ¥ .idl 11 9te 111880111 thai leaclora and coho, Mrs. Thomas presided at hint on homo llld foreign mi., P. &orrett. ·· :. Churth Ill Port.omoUih u '2::\ others who ean help pack a nose. lite punch boWl and Mrs. Par- olono, b,y :Mr&. WW!am SllerlA aldt ~aa preae..... b)' m. ~ IIIM~bt of~ P1 lunch and come along for kor at tho colfee service. They dan, Jr, 1'" giving, and b.Y Mrs. Rev. and Mra. W!Uil!lls on !liDo omclil boll'll Of llootlt Church tho da.y. Workers are asked to were asaioted b.Y Mrs. Robert Joe Cook on visttaUoo. II)> budi!etlng using u their mo1n end t, ovq have "Give a worthy ProPortion In prop 1 bag of opples 111 rep..., bo<pl~lnjleUoddiJ. Iiltltedllltrlet be at the CIIIIP sliD at 9:30 a. Snowdon, Mrs. Roy Snowdon and m. Mrs, llroxall Lambert. to God's love" was the sent Income. · l!'..u;ir. ·The li'ootbodiil1'oaih , By tile way, deadline for ilrlo Tho guest list Included Mrs. thamo carried out lnPiacecardl, Mro. Cook, chalrmail· of tho · felbllhiP m . ;,W ' ~.o; ...,. to register for the da.y camp ~nd Lomhert, Pat Hannon, the table centerpiece, and pe"' visltltloo committee, n m t d ~ evening/ ·. . ~· lo Yay 15. Sevaral now 11!88 Sherry Tumor, Mlssllobo 10~ Placerds. FHIW'ed In the Mrs. T. T. Sholto~!, Mro,.,Aten · acUvitleo, Including archery, are ble &nlth, Mrs, DJuslu Lon.. .....,, wore POsters outllltlog tho Shain, llld Mra. J, H, ·~ ,: '. ·. '- . . , . , beiD8 panned,~ C1111P Is Belled· bert, ...... K"""eth Do~,Nr... Pl'OPOiodprogram. . "'· "l~,'::~l ~-·~· , 'Ill ...&.i9J'I'/Jo'l M .'· ·"'~"0' j ··, 10¥.~ ;;~Y'! r · ' ·J& Jed !or JUb> 22 thi'IJII8It. Jllly Palillne ~ llifl,.thelmt' · :~>1hl•111.,...,,a,;l:lloY'J ' . """-"~"""· ...r 16. m1 there t. 1 rojlm- Michael, ~s. Cl.rdelllviolosl' ro.rve, · w~• .P1'elblteCtde.. Hardi~ ·'Ltmrey; ' Mr Ol!nr 1¥ Cl'o,f~ ' .. the. i.n !eo Whlcll eovero the c:oot Jlll8t DaviS, lira. eerloli"'Spowo" vot1on1 usjng l\latUiew 25, 1~ Mlchllll;·aiod Ntlo VIctOr yG.q; Red'CI'<!JJCelrt oi'~llan: . ol Jmurance, mill<, handcrao den, :Mrs. Robert smwdon, m1 29 as his SCriPture lor ....,. Sr., team one; Mrs. OrveiWIIoO, ldto, ml other ~ mator- dauglltora, Lori, ~ and Rose, m- on talents to be given to Mra. storreu. an<! Jlr, oitd ...;11.. l~s. Scouts are tD roglller with llrs, Clair Tl,flor, Mrs, An- God. George Sdimer, ~ IWI!I alid their ....... drew Lambert, Mrs. Ernolll.an.. WUos, aBIIlltant goneralchall'o Mr&.•Fostu, Mra. ~TriP­ bert, Mils Shorey Lombort, Mrs. man. asked those ' ·•ttondlns to I!IU, Mrs. :'N.Ickbam, ' ~ -. ;. Harvey Erlewme, Mrs. John T~ take I ck>Be look at thelrtolentS,. Cou.:w, .~ .~ / '; · ':' Us and Pll(llll, Mrs. Milo Hoao resoureos lnd lime to be given To concl\1(11. :~c~~ ~~ chloson, Mrs, Nato Wloo and to thecil!orch. He requested ar. If oboe.,.,.. ' lira. 'CGGII 'nil ,• Jane, Mrs. Edwerd 'l'homal an<! evallllltlonoithelmPortonteroos a otol')', ·~u ~• ' lll..,.t ~ell\' .. . Kathy, Mrs. Bussell LIUie, Mrs. of lifo an<! s-stoel a teooher Eat, We'd ;a!l_\ ~~-~- ~~ pl'ir\' ' Howard BlrchOeld, Mrs. Ru1o trllnlng P._.,.. !or the church, sonted a c~ ·1111 ~ · .,.! . "' sell E. .Utue, lfrs. Cerl Mo"' Mrs, Wickham, chllrmon of oi!Drs end co-ciptllu~r tilt ' rio, lfrs. Worl07 Reeves, Miss.' !altho PI'OPOBII committee, 111>0ke PI'OPOHh~Qgrom. ' '~'.;', -11 TbOmpion, lofrs. ~.. on home and foreign mlllslono · SUNDAY Ill 14ml»rt, lilrs. ~los King q,lalnlrw lbe program PI'OPOoal' . , DREW WEBSTER Post ~. and Mlnob',lfrs. Purl VanMeter, for tho chureh. She to~~;hed on Amer!CIII Loglon, chlcllon bar. bocue, iOiclay, 11 a.m. to 6 p. lira. Richard Grueser m1 a.... world mllllona, church Mrs. •Jon, lnotltutlooal s-rt. eroo m., Pomii'O)' parldDa lot; pro- ies, Mrs. Harold Robert Clnacla.Y and Sobr~ Mrs. mlsalon causeo, church home, coeds to I(MIIOOr bleobell team. F4la Russell, Mrs, KsltbSuthe,. pastorel mlnlotry, worahli> and POI\IEROY GARDEN CLUB, 2 land, Mrs. Bill WW!ord, Mra. service, Chrlotlon education, and p.m. Mooti&J, bome of :Mra. If<>. sam lloblnaon, Mr&. George tho building (lmd. Coll<luding her mer lf¥oall, Route 33, noor Pom· Wblte, 1Mrs, James White, :Mro, taiJc, Mro, Wlckh""' DIID8clthe 11'01• Mrs. Fred m - 1 s co- Charlel &mille, 1Jll,y Imboden, members of hercomm!Ueo, Mils bolleso. .Roll ciu. piiDI • · Mra, Blaine Carter, Jr., Mr11o PeiiiiY H.o.Yoo, '!Irs. Torey Phal~ cl>ango. WWiliiD Dean, lfrs. Bill Brown, Wlloo, and I!Ury BaU81. NQNti:AY Mra. Bill Carter m1 BlllleJean, A Dim enUded, T)1o Art of IODDIEPORT GARIEN Club, lira. Cerl 1J¥sell, lfrs. .llorlll)l Gblng woo oho!m In con1oDCtion llloDCIIJ DIChl. - o f Mra..c .... TWllt Mrs. Clareoce ••"""Ttt .. Stanaburr, review bJ end Natolle, Mrs. Jerry Eodl, llro. 11. I. Fr-b;omilal buolo lofrs. Ethel Nelson and Holan ,.... meeting. HOateues ..-. )IQ, llrs. Ro7 SIIOWdon, Mils Mrs. E. M. ~ooci, Mrs. M. c. Dobbie Yay, and tho hoatoueo, WUson,lofrs. WalterHIIJ'Oa,lfrs. lira. lily, Mra. ThomaS and Fronoh, lfra, J)avld Entlllllnger, Mrs. Parker. llld Mra. sianlbul')'. .. TIIEOOOiluS COUNCIL 17, lllol&t>ter• of America, wll1 moot IHTIOOUCING II 7:30 il!>ndo.Y Diaht at tho IOOF HaiL Practice wiU be held !or tho dlllrl<t ral11 with eoq)huls m. ~- tho colors. There wW be llrll - - · of omco.rs. E.\Sl'ERN 'ATHLETIC Booslo ~~ lbeot 111 7 p. m. Nondi.Y at a.. hi&!> ochocil to begin work on • I <!, 'I re_,.. •' a p._.,.. ?Attend Tea at Governor's Home • • !J~u!ifulliouqq,et, ~eniei-pieee, eo....~ ho 'h'6Jp.~. · oay,."HapW;' Mo~er'J ~~y:" :'oormo ' ,,' I, " 1!'¥ ·' t¥-1• I • Flqwen are ih!l w•y !0 WiD MotL~!i h~ ·,~ . ., . ' S.eleet iiet favo~e llowep itore. :We Will afi.j;ile; ..."~ ·· :/l. I' .. ,• . , .. ·~ FLOWlR , ' · '... ' ,. ': . ~ t!Ph. ' .a . , ' • j • I • • ·"' ; GALLIPOLIS _;' Mill Karon b Ulloal, daughter of Mr. ml Mrs. Arvel T. llnsol, 8072 Me· Kinley Hold, Fluahln& Nleb,. became the bride ot ·Ralph B. Burner Jr , 1011 of Dr. end Mro. Ralph B. Barner, Gallipolis, on A,prll 12 at :;p.m. Tlie mlntller Martel Pace, performed t h e double - rl!\11 coroDIOII)' at t h o Church of Chris~ SWar!Y Creek, Mich. The groom•a mother wore VIeW Elementary. Aller a short wedding trip, a beige thro~oce 111111 dreBI th• couplo wtU rosldt In with tur.,...H accosaorios. Her WBI pink camatlonl cen- FIUiblng. Mich. tered with red rosebuds. Soloist, Gary Turner s a n g, 1be lbamO ol I ''Mr. ·un.erioOO:.t.,dlill.diUsb-' . IDr down thO 'allle: She wore an ' .. · lfil\o . Church of Christ in Michigan _Scene of Unse/.Burner Nuptials !!RY¥ 1f"PfO,Y~ , ·~~· "-~""·-~ . ~'" "~ ~, •1 . ' . : . SOf'TEST THINGS ON 1WO FEET! I .. ~"· ~ , FNOll nOIII fl?r ·.... ,~ _. '·' • ~' ' '• I • ·.' ' COr- Robert Rltte.,usch o( Clutter, N. J., !raternllj> brother of tho bridegroom, ••rved a• boot man. / Ushers were Rlck Johnson, , Eugene Dumler, and BernardTeklelo. A rocopjlon anddimerwu bold at 1M ,V,. ,W,. , ~ell In Flullhln& . l!ii~ .. .Tilt, b . de cjljn•,oldlaa-v•• Hill MtGII.Y 111gb School ID MontroSO' ..-1 attended Michl· IIID Cbrlatlllo Collep at Roell&ator . and Flint Junior College. She Ia employed b.Y the standerd Acceptance Company in Flint. . The brldoRrGOm Ia a cra.cluate of Gallia Academy H I g h School and Bowling Green Stale Seen and Heard Am....., ·Am_....,., FULLY LINED ' I • only $2.39 OA·and $3.00 Mrs. Byron Word Hostess,. For v WSCS "onougo • KANAUGA "Mtllior."'lbe nleelibi was held· at tbo bomo of Mrl. ll11'0ft Ward. Roll waa onawered b.Y members giving a 1cripturt verse contain1ng tho wwc1 •llfilthor llld naming a motbor In tho Bible. Scripture was glvoob)'Mra.BorkleyWrl&!ll from tho 1lltb Chapter of John. Rudlngo nre given bJ Mrs. Holcomb, No Love Uke a Mother' 1 Lovei Mn. B Y r o n Werd rudlng from Upper Room; Mrs. Rolon Brownell, M.Y Heart Goes Beck; Mrs. WilHam ll>orieer, AGood llotber. Bible otu4Y wo1 taken !rom Romani, Cblpter 3. 1be pres. "' - :;, s. ''· ' . . .. \ I YOUJt ent ofncor• were retaloed tor another year. 9xt;y aiek talll were made. !IYmPIIhY cards wore sent tD Mrs. Harold OUvor, Marvin at's w-a. Mr. ml lofrl. Jamea HaD. and Mr1. James Doll. A giO waa oont to :Mrs. Elltol Meoaler ml Mrs. VIrginia &>werdo. 1be next meeting wiU he hltld at tho homo of Mrl. J o o Lllddleld. Ro!re-• were Mrvod. FAMILY SHOE STOll GALLIOLIS. - List . But If HEALTII! ·' lem Bux~ng For Her, BecauM Of · GIVE HB A :~; -. .-;GIFT .:[lt1lf1CA1£ ~·Jon iiolld. fi ,~ORTK·COUNCILfl, Ro)'o ' .lil ind Select Nooono, IPO<faland -~meeting lfonoll,f at 7:30p. • ,..,, llaaonic ·temple; S.... ~ ~ Nuteta Dogroe wW be on 1968 ', • Tli!SDAY . 'BI.E<;TJ(JN ,!lAY lunch IOI'vod llii w.m•' of tho CholtOr ..,...ad candl-. · • ' I .I p;Jt \\•fth .1 hirtJl.,lurw ft!r t'dl h l'illllnhN 1}1 ltw Iandi)'· ~lw wiil·r hNI~h 11 fml'vt•f . ' o~ ' .v ' ' ~· ' ' ' ,, ·,~) ....,., \ ~ ' ' . ~· ' ""·~ Yoo Have A .Prob- Sim end Color. · · ·Why Nat ~' . • FiOM 1141 -~- '"'l· · \ Of Course Ncm Is On Your Gift • j ., ... ~ ALSG FAIHEI .·. I TO SOLE$ COLORFAST • the .. . ., . W1Jmllll\& !ilklill1 1,. •· crlduatt of· moe11a1 w-odq . ~ ••~ A-Uno • floor • IBDRth white silk 1hantung auwn slyled with lacetrimmed empire bOdice. Her abort boui!IDI veU of bridal llluslm wa1 held b.Y a petal hoadoplece edi'ed with pearls. She carried a cascade 'of white 1!01'· - · and red ....... 11!81 Linda Unoal, the bride's Unlvenib'. , , alator, woo maid of honor. SerHo lo a member of Delta Upving u bridesmaids wore Mlas anon Fratorn!Q' ml 11 on the JIDieo ·Bamer, oilier of t h e otoO o1 Flushing ConununU;y brldollfOOIR, and lilios C a r o I Schoola teeclllng at !Finll Scorbek. Junior brldoomald wu llllla CindY UDeol, silo .::::::·:·:·:·:::::·::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::~:::::~:::::.::::::::::~: lor of tho bride. Tbo brldos.malds; auwno . wore Door - - ::::;.;:;.;.::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::::.~;::::~::::::::::::W. lel\l!lh blue DJion dotted IWiss at;va.J with empire bOdice end ·Mr. mllo!rl. wa;no A.unl Plrls. They wore matehr . 11111,ramily oro in Colwnlllo uil~ Ill$ bout!8nt blue veil h~eeeo ~ to' attend a bridal - ,; and ~ .two l~l!im red 0r alven 1JY Mr. an<1 Mrs. Gorroloihelii'b.Y a blue bow. don Amo~iory lor r.ns• Kr11 .'lbe brldo'aliiOU>Or-eaplak Langsclale, qaneee of Klmotb erepo m~· Jaei with lto:t !'011 Wi;!nl Wblle lloero 111111 'pio!< ecceoaorlea. Her eoir- thor 'wtU alto iltend a flllllll .... '1111 ~~with... reunllll at lhil """'' of Mr. llld ro101. Mrs. Goorp ll!radllns. ' -st CUSHIONED �rbara L n or Soc · I Circl Has ot er's , .~~y l'f',ght . B y Program &Colo 1FT Our Observed on to A ob . Fellowship A.ppr~ia ·.e lhs.t MUUOIY' , Work or thobepreltj !hom Dee Help lllwt•IL ••• 1y .,_... Sl II· I Va· Ft BOX S re lo In • R El llr Slturn ci 1 11 ,...., for 4 -.; r; and Is Hon. JRCK>On Probate Ju Cowlly sirallJger to Gallla County. In reviinl Is occiSio he bas Court, Assignment tin Judge 0 LY lc . Yo · be apopreclat1!d. s I P ncl . > '• $1' ' .' ' ' .. I ; ' .. currenu, servlq �rbara L n or Soc · I Circl Has ot er's , .~~y l'f',ght . B y Program &Colo 1FT Our Observed on to A ob . Fellowship A.ppr~ia ·.e lhs.t MUUOIY' , Work or thobepreltj !hom Dee Help lllwt•IL ••• 1y .,_... Sl II· I Va· Ft BOX S re lo In • R El llr Slturn ci 1 11 ,...., for 4 -.; r; and Is Hon. JRCK>On Probate Ju Cowlly sirallJger to Gallla County. In reviinl Is occiSio he bas Court, Assignment tin Judge 0 LY lc . Yo · be apopreclat1!d. s I P ncl . > '• $1' ' .' ' ' .. I ; ' .. currenu, servlq �-'1 roallzod . ·. u ,., co h•v• •arne.. Mrs. James Curtis White . Claudia Kathryn Grueser lhead 1111111 fNC'T- 1• ~""""Ill bY -r ~ Tucker- White Wedding • Was Event of March 3 ' ' • ' ,. ~; ' POMEROY - Mr. and Mro. Walter GruoMr, 300 lll..,._ view Drive, Pomeroy, IIIIMWV:e the of the!; daughter, Claudia Kathryn, 1XJ Mr. Phil ~ Cook, aon 01 Mr, and Mrs, llobert Cooke of New lla- W. Vi. MJu Grueser is a IIQilhomore at Weot Vlrglall Unl...al~ and 11 a momber o! A.lpba Phi Sororl~. " '• Mr. Cook is preoentl,y a lelllor at West VIrginia Unl..,.. at~ majoring in in<luallial miDiiiD!ont and ..W be gradUittd· In llocembor with a bachelor of science degree In bullaels admlnlatrltlon. He Is a miOI!ber of Slgmi Chi Fri!OrnttJ, w~ planll are lncoJil)lete. • ._.,.ent POMERO'l - 'lbe Rutland er, eoioist, who sang 0, PromMethodist Church waa the scene ise Me and the Lord's Pra,yer. U( the wedding U( Miss Kareo For her dsughtsr's wedding, Lee Tucker, daughter or Mr. t.,trs. TUcker wore a peach A-ll.oe aac1 Mrs. John Tucker, Pome- cm,ess with black aceesaoriesaod roy, Route 3, to Jamea Cur- an ordlid corsage. Mrs. White tis Whits, 8011 of Mr. and Mra. was in a blue suit with black Goorgo Whits, Sr., of Rutland. ae.,.seories and an orehld eorKYGER - The second 811111141 gors, Dreama lion- and Julie Vows of tho double ring eere- - · Roman banfJIOI, a· Lalln Week Eohenaur plamed the meal. 010111' nre read at 2:30 p.m. A receptloo was held In t h e observance, was held at tho K,yKareo -liD, Elnll1 Grose, OD Mardi 3 by the Rev. c. J. cburc:b oodal room whlc:b was 1101' Creok 111gb Sc:bool by the :!me ~Willi .... ..-le HOIILemley. Baskets of whits glad- doooratsd in tho ralohow color SPQR Lalla Club. oon were In eharp of the prololl, palm& and eandolabra wore sc:bemo.. Asatollntl with t b e In Roman oostume tho Patrie- gram, and bBIIclllng .IIIDlO• durusod at the altar. serving W8re Mrs. Ra,ymoodlllg- lana and the Sooators,... seat- log tho evening ,.re Kriii\Y .BiaGiven in marrlap by her fa- gett, ~o; Mrs. Bill Max- ed on c:u&hlona at low tables. zor, i'1IID1 Sdtulor, Gecy Clarke, thor, the bride wore a floor - ·well, !lira. Waltsr Warne, both They were MrYed by MarY 11m1,y Lowe and Kathy Gindioalangtb gown of lirldal satin. II of Plillo; and Mrs. Vlrtdl Wblle Stump, the trlellDiareb or head burger. GeOoral ehalrmenforlhe """ doal/!llod witll a lace hod- or, McCOIIoeiavlllo, amto of the IIOl'Vanl, and tho Plebeians, Lat- ovoot nre Dive Clarke a a d lee, long siMves wllleh llpered blilde and bridegroom. In 1 sludollll. Dreama Heo1011, ...,outs or the to a )llllnt orer tho hancla, and For a wedding trip to Park· Latin eluh pins with tile lnaig- SPQR, a ...eetheart neekllno. Hor .ven erobur& tho bride c:banpd Into nla SPQR "'re presentsd 1Xl the AUelldlng the beSides of llluaiOII ,., faalolled 1Xl ibe a naoy blue suit with whlc:b ihe Piobelana as a ~.W tho P"'- those named were Mlobelle Buck, tiara, and abe earriod a bou~ wore biaek aeoenoriea and tho tp'llll following tho banquet. Tho Barbara Saunders, Carol Don.,.. U( r o - . eentsred ~rehld from her bridal booullot. traditional Roman meal, from lela Br- Trent Mar)' KoU 11ith an orehld. ·•ne - ' • aow reside . at "'"" to appleS'' was served. Jack Mlaa Darl• Smith or Rut- Rutland. , ~" , . . '• ..._~to;. 11M!~ •• pro. \II Ger7a~u, 'J;'om ,~t<Mia, Char~ oenllj.al ~ J!UIId or bon• , C),t.of.tcnm .,..st& at t1111 'ii~ """"' "' Mra. Pat illll"''!t~'· . leo 8......,;,, cu,. t:aojo, Jolm cil. Sii *ro a i6f;a of gr~<" dlng woro ·Mr. and Mrs. B 11'1 Gert ltoaell, Mrs. Waadl'!ille- ·Hughail, Jon Rotbieb, Karen bololed taco. Mlsa' tu17 1m1>o- Maxwell and famlly, ll1ane and naur, lllil lfl:a. Jesn -lin, Jonoa, Teress 'l'hclinp1011, caro.. din, In pink balded laco, was David Whits, Mr. and Mr&. R, - r s of student&. Paula Rain- line Wlndaor, Carol1ii IDI&Ilea, a bridesmaid, and Jay W)>lte, fl. Keil7, Mr&. Arka Valeatlno, ey, Peal' Smith, Mirilla Rod- Stove fPuidlng, Joyce Sollher, alstsr of the groom In yellow Mr. and Mrs. Waltsr Warne, Loraloe Tucker, Earl 'lbomaa, taco, was the )lDlDr bridollllalcl. Mrs. Tom Schook, Mrs. Mil- Practice is Tbdoy. Jane Darst, Mrs, Harold Sauer, Eeeh of tho - · earrled dred White, Mr. and Mr&. Edd faeul~ advisor, and her clausiJa aln&le ro&e. Moore, and cyutlda Pyle, of PhiPOMEROY _ A proetlee for tors, Mar)' Ruth and Jay Sauer. WIYIIO Mnwell o1 Philo waa lo; Mrs. Vsugho Stout, Mr. and tho rai4' ot lllatrlot 13, ~ the beot man for the bride- Mrs. Daryle starrett and Mr. tor& of Amerlea, 1n be held at groom, and tho usbero wore Da- and Mrs. Vtrsil Whits and Ylrl- on May 23 ..w be held Newcomer Cllcb HOLLYWOOD (IJPil'....Britvid Whits of Philo and B I I I MeComeiiVillo; Mr. and Mrs. at l:30 p. m. todey at tho 1'111jah newcomer Pamela Pnmklin Tudler o1 Pomeroy. Ml88 Mar)' Wllllsm·Tuek":, Zueavllle; Mr. pers Plain& haiL AOI1 car....ll, In a blue and Mrs. RajmJond 91118111 and All'dl(>utles, •tate offl<:ors and land..t a role with lla&'llle lace gown, senod ao tile flower family, Mro. Inez Tueker, War- put of!loer&, as well u eha!J>. Smith In "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" a.t Pox. tllrl, and Larry IJevtd Tueur ron Tucker, and Nava Auburry, m., tor tho dlstrtc:t and state WIS tllo ring bearer. Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. Rleberd aoo<l of tile order cOJ!IIIIIttle and ' IAadlng Lady , A half-hour ol nupUal mUde Lucao and famlly, Patricia choral gro.cos are askod 1XJ he HOLLYWOOD (IJPil~bpreoedlng tho "'re._ wupro- Thorpe, Ro...Ule, and Mr. and presell . for thO praetlce. D!J. orah Kerr W1ll plaf oppoatts Ylded by Mro. Catherine - . , Mra. Louis .Marlin ol WaYOI'- trlet of!loer; un&blo 1n atteod . Marlon Brando 1n t1te 111m field, orpalot; and Vemon Web- ly. are J'OQUOitod 111 88lld a l'OPfOo venlon of Ella Kazan's "The I 'Latin' Banquet Held Weather a..- noier 1 tntat~ve. ' 0. r -iiiAL, I'IIOYIII 0Z1T1 OUTDOOJI.INDOqll CAll· m . ,. John...; Oiri'a PlUTA Outdoor Carpet ......... . P, Klein ol Frldey'o moot1rrc of.Betam JCJDo Re...rution. Mra. KlalowWI>eusldodWith thO hmchoon b,io Mrs, J, E. 11a1>o 1., and Mro. w.,..a Gllllxmo. .llusk monlll wW be obeel'v*l In a PIOSfiiD 1Xl be Presontecl under the direction of Mrs. A. B. KJIIi!!t. lfember• Ulllblo 1Xl IUelld tho ilalcheon oro ukod 1Xl cootacl Mro, Kloln. CROIJND ·BE 1.8ss th1n 31bs.,lb. 59C FBI; ed by 1Jigbl~)ld. _.;., 1.1. rl••· · - .. ' ...· t. ' ... ·., ·.. •95 ;..~. ' ·to· • i A.. , ' .. . , ,, 0 -~"~t· 0 ' , '" 12 Wiener '"'•' ~ ' •• .,1''' tnn.lli*.....__, , , 1 1500.......... .....,....., ~ . >· . . · ·HviJrlde.ADM..~ • '"• '" ' ... u.n ,,(. ' .....,....__..__ 7,' Freth;IMn · ~ ' ·, :' !' ' \, · , oalorfuh '· MARRIAGE LICENSES POMEROY - Charl01 Dmd Wlllfama, 19, Coolville- 2, and Lillda •• ~·- Ia, COolvlllo llaule 2; llale Keith Maldella, 22, Fnclerleklmm, and Roberta Franeea Kraeuter, ._,, Racine. Arranaement." • Krociter Premium Qwllty ' . oto ,~~18 llhanllolgi ChQterolthelloulf>o tors ot the Amerioan Served as Ctty SolleiiDr }fow- lmfag as MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Charlei Beanett. who served as see. relacy of Evangeline Chapter, Order of tho Eastern star, for 10 years, was hooored at a mootlng ol the c:baplor Thursdq nli!lt at tho Ma8011lc Tompie. Mro. BelUlett recently resign- from the offiee. In awrecla· Cake · 3 ··~01. boxM s~ll. the difference tht diHerence Justfot mother· . ,• •. ~ \ 0 0 ' ·. ·~1FT SU~E$TION$ · :Cltels .& All w"ther Coals · Si' .., ·-A' .' 7.'. 'IL'' .r1 . zes • "!!~S : ,.~ • BLPUSfS ,~ · HOME IS WHERI! ~ . . . Ill fbi FANNY FARMER! Clloco1atl 'crun11, , cluiterl, cal'llilela, trlllll; ~ HOME AIISOR'nlllll'l',tll. ..,,,,or ' ·~• i \ SAFFORD'S STUDIO SHOE BOX C.mpbetrs ' ' . Coronet Towel.s ... Size 4'>11 tO 10 cans 0 ... diHeren" PHOTOGRAPHY GlOYD'S S1UDm Wblte, Red, Black, Navy Faded Blue, Jean Blue N~w & Med. Width ' . s~:u~ sert course. ''I Duric1rl tines Allv.,tetles iffet~•ce In Miracle Wiler PROFESSIONAL Tit~ Dog • ' 11011 for her &erviee to tho chap. ,.-~~----., tar, !he was presented a money tree. During the busineos mooting conducted b7 Am Thomas, wer. thy matron, Mro. Paul llamell was elected and installed sec::~ roii1'Y of tho c:bapter. Thelnatallallaa ,.. conduetsd by Mrs. 1111.1n•JM•. ~ Noom1 King, a past matron ol lbe d1apter. To Open tho mooting Mrs. King, :MOt....-a.... Grand Ruth or the Grand Cbap. "· ,.......... w. v•. tar ol Ohio, .... -~and $5~99 . Sauce I lb. pkg. · IO~oz. o&eortsd to tile Eeat. Mro. Bennett was also reeognized at that time. Mro. Kathryn Mlteheii tllaakod those who donatsd or ulllatod with the reeent1'1UIIIIlaP &ale. Mrs. Rosemary L.Jon& and Mrs. LetUe Rou&h were hostesses for the soclal hour and served a des. . ,.,, ' 791 ~IIPir- s·5 95 . r., ·Willi IOI'T', WA-~ C1U111 OZIII CARPIT TILIIJ, · Feature ~ling ::: • ,, s·4..95· ......· With hft.ln 111111111' lllcllfarl...._ .. ...Klein Luncheon to ,. ... Mrs. Bennett is Honored ed I - Sea us for the full circle of .: -Ozlte Carpet valuesl Roundup ' Portiniouth, Ohio, Bachelor · of Selence Degre~. Ohio State Untverllti Collige ot · Comme~; Juris Doctor. Degree; Ohio state Ulllvft. ,Illy College ot Law. , ','< .,·• · · '" . ''' 29J .SECOND STREfT Prices Effective Sunday, May 5, 1968, Onlyl 0 EDUCA110N Publle S.~ool Syalem, ,., bon"'"' '! 1¢;:. f, ' ' ' 0 0 325 THID AVEIJt . GALLIPoliS .KRO$ER 'stORE POMEROY KRoGER 'SToRE fl1!~ >,·<l rl~ · Pork& s l-Ib. �-'1 roallzod . ·. u ,., co h•v• •arne.. Mrs. James Curtis White . Claudia Kathryn Grueser lhead 1111111 fNC'T- 1• ~""""Ill bY -r ~ Tucker- White Wedding • Was Event of March 3 ' ' • ' ,. ~; ' POMEROY - Mr. and Mro. Walter GruoMr, 300 lll..,._ view Drive, Pomeroy, IIIIMWV:e the of the!; daughter, Claudia Kathryn, 1XJ Mr. Phil ~ Cook, aon 01 Mr, and Mrs, llobert Cooke of New lla- W. Vi. MJu Grueser is a IIQilhomore at Weot Vlrglall Unl...al~ and 11 a momber o! A.lpba Phi Sororl~. " '• Mr. Cook is preoentl,y a lelllor at West VIrginia Unl..,.. at~ majoring in in<luallial miDiiiD!ont and ..W be gradUittd· In llocembor with a bachelor of science degree In bullaels admlnlatrltlon. He Is a miOI!ber of Slgmi Chi Fri!OrnttJ, w~ planll are lncoJil)lete. • ._.,.ent POMERO'l - 'lbe Rutland er, eoioist, who sang 0, PromMethodist Church waa the scene ise Me and the Lord's Pra,yer. U( the wedding U( Miss Kareo For her dsughtsr's wedding, Lee Tucker, daughter or Mr. t.,trs. TUcker wore a peach A-ll.oe aac1 Mrs. John Tucker, Pome- cm,ess with black aceesaoriesaod roy, Route 3, to Jamea Cur- an ordlid corsage. Mrs. White tis Whits, 8011 of Mr. and Mra. was in a blue suit with black Goorgo Whits, Sr., of Rutland. ae.,.seories and an orehld eorKYGER - The second 811111141 gors, Dreama lion- and Julie Vows of tho double ring eere- - · Roman banfJIOI, a· Lalln Week Eohenaur plamed the meal. 010111' nre read at 2:30 p.m. A receptloo was held In t h e observance, was held at tho K,yKareo -liD, Elnll1 Grose, OD Mardi 3 by the Rev. c. J. cburc:b oodal room whlc:b was 1101' Creok 111gb Sc:bool by the :!me ~Willi .... ..-le HOIILemley. Baskets of whits glad- doooratsd in tho ralohow color SPQR Lalla Club. oon were In eharp of the prololl, palm& and eandolabra wore sc:bemo.. Asatollntl with t b e In Roman oostume tho Patrie- gram, and bBIIclllng .IIIDlO• durusod at the altar. serving W8re Mrs. Ra,ymoodlllg- lana and the Sooators,... seat- log tho evening ,.re Kriii\Y .BiaGiven in marrlap by her fa- gett, ~o; Mrs. Bill Max- ed on c:u&hlona at low tables. zor, i'1IID1 Sdtulor, Gecy Clarke, thor, the bride wore a floor - ·well, !lira. Waltsr Warne, both They were MrYed by MarY 11m1,y Lowe and Kathy Gindioalangtb gown of lirldal satin. II of Plillo; and Mrs. Vlrtdl Wblle Stump, the trlellDiareb or head burger. GeOoral ehalrmenforlhe """ doal/!llod witll a lace hod- or, McCOIIoeiavlllo, amto of the IIOl'Vanl, and tho Plebeians, Lat- ovoot nre Dive Clarke a a d lee, long siMves wllleh llpered blilde and bridegroom. In 1 sludollll. Dreama Heo1011, ...,outs or the to a )llllnt orer tho hancla, and For a wedding trip to Park· Latin eluh pins with tile lnaig- SPQR, a ...eetheart neekllno. Hor .ven erobur& tho bride c:banpd Into nla SPQR "'re presentsd 1Xl the AUelldlng the beSides of llluaiOII ,., faalolled 1Xl ibe a naoy blue suit with whlc:b ihe Piobelana as a ~.W tho P"'- those named were Mlobelle Buck, tiara, and abe earriod a bou~ wore biaek aeoenoriea and tho tp'llll following tho banquet. Tho Barbara Saunders, Carol Don.,.. U( r o - . eentsred ~rehld from her bridal booullot. traditional Roman meal, from lela Br- Trent Mar)' KoU 11ith an orehld. ·•ne - ' • aow reside . at "'"" to appleS'' was served. Jack Mlaa Darl• Smith or Rut- Rutland. , ~" , . . '• ..._~to;. 11M!~ •• pro. \II Ger7a~u, 'J;'om ,~t<Mia, Char~ oenllj.al ~ J!UIId or bon• , C),t.of.tcnm .,..st& at t1111 'ii~ """"' "' Mra. Pat illll"''!t~'· . leo 8......,;,, cu,. t:aojo, Jolm cil. Sii *ro a i6f;a of gr~<" dlng woro ·Mr. and Mrs. B 11'1 Gert ltoaell, Mrs. Waadl'!ille- ·Hughail, Jon Rotbieb, Karen bololed taco. Mlsa' tu17 1m1>o- Maxwell and famlly, ll1ane and naur, lllil lfl:a. Jesn -lin, Jonoa, Teress 'l'hclinp1011, caro.. din, In pink balded laco, was David Whits, Mr. and Mr&. R, - r s of student&. Paula Rain- line Wlndaor, Carol1ii IDI&Ilea, a bridesmaid, and Jay W)>lte, fl. Keil7, Mr&. Arka Valeatlno, ey, Peal' Smith, Mirilla Rod- Stove fPuidlng, Joyce Sollher, alstsr of the groom In yellow Mr. and Mrs. Waltsr Warne, Loraloe Tucker, Earl 'lbomaa, taco, was the )lDlDr bridollllalcl. Mrs. Tom Schook, Mrs. Mil- Practice is Tbdoy. Jane Darst, Mrs, Harold Sauer, Eeeh of tho - · earrled dred White, Mr. and Mr&. Edd faeul~ advisor, and her clausiJa aln&le ro&e. Moore, and cyutlda Pyle, of PhiPOMEROY _ A proetlee for tors, Mar)' Ruth and Jay Sauer. WIYIIO Mnwell o1 Philo waa lo; Mrs. Vsugho Stout, Mr. and tho rai4' ot lllatrlot 13, ~ the beot man for the bride- Mrs. Daryle starrett and Mr. tor& of Amerlea, 1n be held at groom, and tho usbero wore Da- and Mrs. Vtrsil Whits and Ylrl- on May 23 ..w be held Newcomer Cllcb HOLLYWOOD (IJPil'....Britvid Whits of Philo and B I I I MeComeiiVillo; Mr. and Mrs. at l:30 p. m. todey at tho 1'111jah newcomer Pamela Pnmklin Tudler o1 Pomeroy. Ml88 Mar)' Wllllsm·Tuek":, Zueavllle; Mr. pers Plain& haiL AOI1 car....ll, In a blue and Mrs. RajmJond 91118111 and All'dl(>utles, •tate offl<:ors and land..t a role with lla&'llle lace gown, senod ao tile flower family, Mro. Inez Tueker, War- put of!loer&, as well u eha!J>. Smith In "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" a.t Pox. tllrl, and Larry IJevtd Tueur ron Tucker, and Nava Auburry, m., tor tho dlstrtc:t and state WIS tllo ring bearer. Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. Rleberd aoo<l of tile order cOJ!IIIIIttle and ' IAadlng Lady , A half-hour ol nupUal mUde Lucao and famlly, Patricia choral gro.cos are askod 1XJ he HOLLYWOOD (IJPil~bpreoedlng tho "'re._ wupro- Thorpe, Ro...Ule, and Mr. and presell . for thO praetlce. D!J. orah Kerr W1ll plaf oppoatts Ylded by Mro. Catherine - . , Mra. Louis .Marlin ol WaYOI'- trlet of!loer; un&blo 1n atteod . Marlon Brando 1n t1te 111m field, orpalot; and Vemon Web- ly. are J'OQUOitod 111 88lld a l'OPfOo venlon of Ella Kazan's "The I 'Latin' Banquet Held Weather a..- noier 1 tntat~ve. ' 0. r -iiiAL, I'IIOYIII 0Z1T1 OUTDOOJI.INDOqll CAll· m . ,. John...; Oiri'a PlUTA Outdoor Carpet ......... . P, Klein ol Frldey'o moot1rrc of.Betam JCJDo Re...rution. Mra. KlalowWI>eusldodWith thO hmchoon b,io Mrs, J, E. 11a1>o 1., and Mro. w.,..a Gllllxmo. .llusk monlll wW be obeel'v*l In a PIOSfiiD 1Xl be Presontecl under the direction of Mrs. A. B. KJIIi!!t. lfember• Ulllblo 1Xl IUelld tho ilalcheon oro ukod 1Xl cootacl Mro, Kloln. CROIJND ·BE 1.8ss th1n 31bs.,lb. 59C FBI; ed by 1Jigbl~)ld. _.;., 1.1. rl••· · - .. ' ...· t. ' ... ·., ·.. •95 ;..~. ' ·to· • i A.. , ' .. . , ,, 0 -~"~t· 0 ' , '" 12 Wiener '"'•' ~ ' •• .,1''' tnn.lli*.....__, , , 1 1500.......... .....,....., ~ . >· . . · ·HviJrlde.ADM..~ • '"• '" ' ... u.n ,,(. ' .....,....__..__ 7,' Freth;IMn · ~ ' ·, :' !' ' \, · , oalorfuh '· MARRIAGE LICENSES POMEROY - Charl01 Dmd Wlllfama, 19, Coolville- 2, and Lillda •• ~·- Ia, COolvlllo llaule 2; llale Keith Maldella, 22, Fnclerleklmm, and Roberta Franeea Kraeuter, ._,, Racine. Arranaement." • Krociter Premium Qwllty ' . oto ,~~18 llhanllolgi ChQterolthelloulf>o tors ot the Amerioan Served as Ctty SolleiiDr }fow- lmfag as MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Charlei Beanett. who served as see. relacy of Evangeline Chapter, Order of tho Eastern star, for 10 years, was hooored at a mootlng ol the c:baplor Thursdq nli!lt at tho Ma8011lc Tompie. Mro. BelUlett recently resign- from the offiee. In awrecla· Cake · 3 ··~01. boxM s~ll. the difference tht diHerence Justfot mother· . ,• •. ~ \ 0 0 ' ·. ·~1FT SU~E$TION$ · :Cltels .& All w"ther Coals · Si' .., ·-A' .' 7.'. 'IL'' .r1 . zes • "!!~S : ,.~ • BLPUSfS ,~ · HOME IS WHERI! ~ . . . Ill fbi FANNY FARMER! Clloco1atl 'crun11, , cluiterl, cal'llilela, trlllll; ~ HOME AIISOR'nlllll'l',tll. ..,,,,or ' ·~• i \ SAFFORD'S STUDIO SHOE BOX C.mpbetrs ' ' . Coronet Towel.s ... Size 4'>11 tO 10 cans 0 ... diHeren" PHOTOGRAPHY GlOYD'S S1UDm Wblte, Red, Black, Navy Faded Blue, Jean Blue N~w & Med. Width ' . s~:u~ sert course. ''I Duric1rl tines Allv.,tetles iffet~•ce In Miracle Wiler PROFESSIONAL Tit~ Dog • ' 11011 for her &erviee to tho chap. ,.-~~----., tar, !he was presented a money tree. During the busineos mooting conducted b7 Am Thomas, wer. thy matron, Mro. Paul llamell was elected and installed sec::~ roii1'Y of tho c:bapter. Thelnatallallaa ,.. conduetsd by Mrs. 1111.1n•JM•. ~ Noom1 King, a past matron ol lbe d1apter. To Open tho mooting Mrs. King, :MOt....-a.... Grand Ruth or the Grand Cbap. "· ,.......... w. v•. tar ol Ohio, .... -~and $5~99 . Sauce I lb. pkg. · IO~oz. o&eortsd to tile Eeat. Mro. Bennett was also reeognized at that time. Mro. Kathryn Mlteheii tllaakod those who donatsd or ulllatod with the reeent1'1UIIIIlaP &ale. Mrs. Rosemary L.Jon& and Mrs. LetUe Rou&h were hostesses for the soclal hour and served a des. . ,.,, ' 791 ~IIPir- s·5 95 . r., ·Willi IOI'T', WA-~ C1U111 OZIII CARPIT TILIIJ, · Feature ~ling ::: • ,, s·4..95· ......· With hft.ln 111111111' lllcllfarl...._ .. ...Klein Luncheon to ,. ... Mrs. Bennett is Honored ed I - Sea us for the full circle of .: -Ozlte Carpet valuesl Roundup ' Portiniouth, Ohio, Bachelor · of Selence Degre~. Ohio State Untverllti Collige ot · Comme~; Juris Doctor. Degree; Ohio state Ulllvft. ,Illy College ot Law. , ','< .,·• · · '" . ''' 29J .SECOND STREfT Prices Effective Sunday, May 5, 1968, Onlyl 0 EDUCA110N Publle S.~ool Syalem, ,., bon"'"' '! 1¢;:. f, ' ' ' 0 0 325 THID AVEIJt . GALLIPoliS .KRO$ER 'stORE POMEROY KRoGER 'SToRE fl1!~ >,·<l rl~ · Pork& s l-Ib. �' ,\ By' JNIIANAPOI:JS, Ind. (UP!) - The MoWdowo .pj the ....... of .... or mor. of. ihe tliroe tho lllimocridc #flldemlal ~mlnatlon ~· · · ' An elllmattd 1.1 million voters "lll jlO · 1101Jot8 1n the :.H!>osler Domilcrailc and ileadal pr~lea. · , ; .Former ;ice president Rlehard Ill, ·N = 11\h" n 01!17 . ' o n' the GOP· blllot and write-Ins are not · . . . !' ' ., , gunllre. '" II Chrl -PrDr,:;~~~ JiOasll>liiQI of tho kind of IIII!O!lln Mas~• by &ltailk · on the Nnporl '· • -ljlll, e....,.. "' ilt New York Gov. Nelaon Roeketeller, '· ' ' ' •!' ,, ·• ·i ' ~ ..,,_ Rl Rio Graado CollO&J, will ~!<> i "" ~• .......,, . ver , . Flrot Cluh apncla• ..., · ' """' .· . came ohortl,y · Coiii!DUpl!ll, the llpOIIIojr a! C o mOn the ·Dernocrellc ballot are pbre!', the .third 1 Corcel slammed . 30 and . mencp>ent, Mil ~2, II 8 p.m . derJor tho DemoeroUd,oomJoa. , . •),)rovidlnr .The imell <~ ' In 19$7. 50; roclcola and morfarslnto 'the In Ule. -westem, HI 1 h SeM. Rd>ert F. Komedy of 11011, li not ,~'bus!neu admlnlstrallOq ·~ 101 ... . •.1 • • : .. HI otrered New York and JI)Jgene Melk!rlng the, · up . emergency loan ollleea In ·PAIUS , (lJPI) ......... ·emc~r. sprawling American base at De Scbool Auo!ltorlum. The title bla lllpj>ort 10 Bran!~, wbo Cartby of Mlnnesol< In lllolr ·Nang,- headquarters tor all U.S. ol his a.ddrell will be uNow." .•' fll~ and ~er. KJ. and • Fon!lp Mlnlam' olllcllla eo"' promotion . It with gratltudo but nut hesdon elaoh along with Marins• In VlotMm. !nausur- as the Utltpreo, ~~ Wheelef~~~ Oblo. T b ' teffld..lf!IU'Iltl¥ !ilturday with poy. Roger D. Bruigln, wbo reiterated that he II not • The N-rt DOeko oooalet ot ·Ideo! ot Rio Grande College In for ...,a,o.ly. a sparkling new port laciii\Y 1963, Dr. Chrl-seni1Jis aeeD orlslnsll,y entered the lleto as a Bla...t•~ etandln lor President JolmiiOII, 1,\'\nen ~ prl.V~)ll'GJierl.r ,bwn- dellllo Of Prillllnllilrf V I MILTON, f~oA.· -'- S. Law. 1957. and bla wlfe, Sam· located near the bridge which the colloae'l enl-olimeOt ln- before the lattor announced he Branlgln bas accused Mctllr 1'11~~ of property ~ .acbodul!"i tD ·•tart rSict Grlleotl';':a 1939 ~to .my LOe, have 1\ro daughters, IIOks Sal&on wi!Jl the allied crease from 398 studellls In would not seek reelectloo. Carthy and Kennodlo ol being mUller)' oomplexea at 1.a1g 1962 10 a J>l'll- enrolbnent #'i damallod bY tile ·storm. . · l,ntile Pull areoFrlillll. of Poineroy ·llllh Sc:bool and..., LaurindB, now a trellilmiUI at ~-rourlsta" while he Is a home Now Branlgln 1J83S he ·Ia of 812. Dr. Charles AWOilll ' : ,:; In ..Wtlori. the Rod ,Cro•* ··. ~ecuii!IOD '"" .~ ·In or Mr. IInde M.a. Norman u.e unlveralt.Y of Florida at Blnh and Bien Hoa. grown Hoosier. He has coocen~ rurmlng so that Indiana may There were 110 Immediate Weed, Pastor of the Calvary local '\'hool olllcWa In farll dl!lhm)itlc cli'CI~ that tho· GrueiiJi' ot ¥J!llrlvllle, waapro- Gilnlvllle and Mn SYdney G•ll trated b1a campdp 1D 1be remain uncommitted and }lerreports ot daJnage or casualties Bsptlet Cll!rdl o1 Rio Graado, ' 'ilnllml~., talks - ... . motod "' CIUet .W~rrant Olrlcer. Worr9rd, living with her Cam. haps p1ay a declslve role at the smaller d.tles and nu"al areas if) ol jlnd WllhiJII!OII would load to W0-4 GrueHr llret ean\e 1n1o Icy In· ~bu~. N. 'II. Gree- In the VIet Cong attack on the Is 10 speak at the SIMjllnrestDemocratie NaUonal Conventioo of the state, blasting any at ;· . ' · . .()() . aa.lncl,uaha j)OIICe llOIQIIallons, the NaVl' In l.940 as a seaman. ser baa _.,.ed two hilt~~·• In port. Jt wao the boldest em lllsh School Baccalaureate U.e campal111 spending ol his Ill ChlcliO. Cnmmunlst action In the capital exerclaea on Ma,y 19. olao 10 .be held In F....., e. APfll'entfce llill· worked his ira, VIetnam aboard the o.lskail)' !llecartby and Kennedy aldea ri.vala. 1 TheParl»Pfllllrllloa<Oinclclo up lo Warrurt '1Jrneer ('li.l) In where hllwaslncharpotmunl· : since the TET offensive. U:ccartby, 'IIIIo hal droWQ hll SQ' Branigin is nmnlng tor ~ce 1; . ed with · a Soviet ltlltment !Ions. AWed troops have been b(Gellt erowdl Ob college prellldant. Branlgln admill be tlibtlng VIet Cnng forces In the ~!IIIP~ the llll'...,lllt to · Campll81 haJ ccmtlnlled hll 1 would not be adYerae to the (UPI) - SenjUngles around Salgoo for week& crlUclsm of the JobDICib AdmipoaalbliJt.Y. . ate. 1 - r M I k • ldd the .Pnllmlniry talko In In .an attempt 10 thwart what • VIce President Hubert Hum.. nistration VIetnam pollciOI II a. " well as Its farm and elvfi riglts vietnamese lntemg.... . !'"8°\..th~ ldiiOID· move toWard the con!erence ' claims is a Communist builcllp programs. !or anotller major assault on. Konnoc1y alao hi• 0111C0111rat. eU.e capital. .• . ed bls tire on the Jolmllllll President John· ~ for lniluencie with f., 1[:;. a:!.mlnlstratlon, maldng little The sound ot macblno gun lqlalaiors on the lllnol. fire and tile mortars echoed raterence 10 MeCartby but .: ' loaue. . 1111 Van . 1!0, chlel of the Insisting he I• the <llldldote U.rouib Saigon, jarring res· ~oJohnion aecuaed aome rnem. North Vletnuni~e Minion 1D MOSCOW . (UI'O- The Krem· who can win. Konnoc1y baa ' ldent& from tilelr beds oo a MANSFIEIJ>, Olllo (UP0 The agreem•mt also recpires · ~ .... bora or Congress of try111 lee. Parts and Hl!¥>l's tG1> dlplomot llo aimun~ ·~day It has peaceful SUnday morning. Flare A u. s. serviceman who drawn the largest erowdB. ) ialatlve "blackmail" In their re. In the West, called at the ratified !he American-Soviet each country lo nod()> U.e other ships circled overhead along claimed Saturday on Moi!ICOW c.' 1111&1 to aet on the propolod French Forelgn·Mlnlatry on the conlular CODVention In a ~ of arrests of its citizens and to with helicopter gunships. television Amerlcao troops In (hike. He challenged them tD QUI! !!'Oral¥ lbOrtly before deia¥0d IOOVO that could herald provide speedy consular access. An otnclal at !he American VIetnam were worse ihan lfit. · , The eonvenllon Is \ I;Ylllbol ot · ··~ .?; "ltand up IQte Dl;ID'' ,~ be noaa Saturda,r. 'He eonferred 1111 Important lhaw In Waahlng. mtlltary poll co headcJ!arters ler' a SS was believed to be a j the Sortet.Amerlcaa dlalosue ~:·· . counted on 'II'" aloctlon • 7011' wlih EU... ·.- h , chlel ot 'ton-Mosc:ow relaUms. said several mortar tounds hit former Mansfield resident. llie Foril,o l:llnlatry'1· Soutll- 'llle convention J)roYidea lor a Initiated by the late President Inside the ellV "They are Philip Andrew Kalllooa~ 20, DAWSON, T.._ (UPl)-FOo rec~al utenslon or ...... John F, Kemodjo and continued looib te~a talk ~ed eait iooUO\l. ' lobbing them all around," he along with flve others who de.. deral ln'lestlgators said Slltul'o · . y ret¢14 ·frijm ROJl!ll!ll.... ' . · Hean'i Arri..d . late Coellltlea by kuasla and the b~ Prealdent Johnaon, but wlllch sorted their ulijta, charged Am· day theY were ......, a Branlf! was hlli!Jiered by Increasingly said. ut Manalmil cioliimM!ted In' 1111 MimalfY ·aourcoi oald that the . united States. At least three persona were erlcan .troo»ll praetl.ee 11 pno- liltornatlonal Electra which strained relations o v e r the NEW YORK (UP!) - A &Old .~: qlf 1111 Ceellnga are QUal had alio • "In contoct . The c~ ·Friday k1l1lng 81 r?":~1f~~~lD tbe attack on dde,.t~ and ,torture, rape, IU VIlsaue. JWIO, , ....... ...,. !ll84al hoDorlaa ot the rilckell and b:irn, lhe VIetnamese poo. peraoni broke apart In the air, commemorative tli'e laiJe Martin Luther Kin& Jr. but !hOy did mt lai>w why. ' ·~, '!.'' +'~·· 0 with" ; . the Anlerl> There was m evidence so rar .... -aed Seturday by tifia. . y(IU'Ig soldiers, sailors aury otftclal. OliO Amelrlean consolate and ll1UIP<a. identified by !he of lllbotage, lnvestigab>r .EelAaalstant Treasury Secretory ward Slattery oald. died ' · Sli'\ror, SOviet l!nloll, p~J,y Soviet Communist party newsThe )Jlane, carryi!lll crow of Robert A, Wallace told a meet. jfub' ,lialurdl/whlll his car nlit 10 .., · dutlei In Leningrad, and a lbYiet consu- can paper Pravda and television, first against ing ol the New York Numl8111at. late In elllier New York, ~ and struck an lUll· ·tWq, woeka, II Dill yel In said U.ey we,e with U.S. troops five and 79 passengers, disinte- le Convention, he Celt a special opposition. Chlcaso or ·San Francl&co. grated tn a "red flash" about a who committed crimes ••m o r e mlle soutb of this Uttle central medal in honor of the asaasal.Dat-· brutal'' than Hitler's SS. .. •, i' ed civil rlgtrts leader '•would ' ~ ' ·' ' Relativel!l here, who lost toucb Texas town and cralbed trm a certainly be highly appropriate. • with the Kalllcoat family when pasture. All occupllltl were Wallace told the coin collee. apporeotl,y killed instantl,y. MOSCOW (UPO _ Czechoslo· It left Man&field In 1948, said tors bls proposal woold call lor I know Is the right ~ vald.a's rrew Uberal leaders op. tlley felt he was a m~mber of tiP and U.e tell were fow><l a Congress ordering the mlbt 10 the family. ened surprise talks :with SOViet He was: believed to be one ot long way from the wreckage," atrlke the gold medal tor presrulers Saturday reportodl,y tD the •Singing Kallleoat Family," said Slattery, an lnYeatlga!Dr ldeolial presentation 10 King's HICBABD E. 'LIGHTNBR' ault .;,. Jl,... meli, local RepujjlJcan In •learnlng hoW Ohlolns !eel explain their snowballing "de· for the National Tran...,rtatlon widow "In honor of. his magnlf. ~ UP! 'SJaiibouoe ~ ..;, ciiCtli.i!. an ...., tbni tor sax1>e · loaders and ..U.er• '1n the var~ lbo!ll forelin alralrs," • • Y s mocraUzatlon" and economic 10 children and tllelr parents, Safet;y Board. !cent contrlbutlm toward the hour rellglouS proachieVement of great advancej , Tht boUle . . . . 1111:~ 1n ·llellllln& ~QIIt and ·Whlto. 0.1 cOilrthouses," ~s · the !oJ>o Ulnahue. ''Partlcularl,y t h e needs to rescue the ailing _wbo had an M Find Recorders ~ ld r adlo •· gram on a anaue l!LQ.6lat Fl'llik, J, Laulebo.' 'lpil ·~eao of till attoi'JIO)' mor chlat. uslstant 10 the 11o VleUIIm war, the cost nl crime, Cze~, ecanmny. The plane's IIJght recorder ment in raclal jusUce." tlon (Or a number of years. ~bao_..iOf o!\lhn J, (lW!pa 'for Jl!lital'l ~l;IV\III•Jll biO.Pri- ~......,.. labOr and agriculture." and tho plJot's -voice recorder, Cernlk and two otiler leaders Relatives said they believed llomoc1'1ttc IOnlltDJ:IIl nomlo mari ·~ bilde, sax~>e '"lllll's lining UJl a front 11ne Donahue sa,yo .the inlormllloa were aum-ed by Moaeow lo the family was now In Canada both Yita1 COIIVIODentS In the Bricker Certain jiodon hal' oven~~ the hU ,111t .,... ~ 19 liltJ'Iet 11o oireh!!IYOI .filr thla ~by llJdng gained will be used to Corm .. the lll!htnlng coolerence ao anti· and the 1 st tim th heard lnvestlgotlon of anv crash, were OD tho l!Cl~an I~ . tendon awaJ ~ ~~ l.aJjaehOo UJl hlo I\'OCIII llfSJlull6o late papers on hoW Soxbe leelo SOviet expressl011s increased in a e : were found at micloday Satllr'day'. " L\lttlobl!lot, . . · , '., · . ~ ~ , hue. . aboutdurlngthevarroua subjecto to~ the Prague-Jll'S&B and 01oves to from them was when ey Of Ohio's Voice 1 llberallle the regime continued at Washington, D.C. ·' ~· hl•-~al4 . ~M~(!J!akqill. ~var... ot "Wt/re Pl'lmarll1lnterelted use the campalgp ea Two Ohioans to revolutiooize the oountry, The elder KalUcoat, w h o the GOP CObtt!l( ~ 2$:~~ o (;;lis." ..,Ys . , .. · lr& Ill to November. MIDDLETOWN, Oblo (UP0COLUMBUS (UPI) - John W. The t1miDg of the sudden visit worked at an lee plant he~; be- Two Ohioans, employes of the Gen. WtllltjD B. ~ •.• :~;~~.,_..;_ .......... Jerry "These papers wW ba rOI>r• Bricker, former U. S. seaa:tor .... - ur-· lor It closed, was called Rev. Armco !bel COrp., were among . l....ltl1alllt ..Aibift ' ~· .. . . sentatl\>e of tho teellni• ot the uruler scOred Its ~..,.... o-• Kalliooat" and was well~ and governor and DOW a mem. !lid Mt. vlflllll(· b.aii- ." "lit 1; .~ in ,.,UW.,.)ot of • . people of Ohlo," he sa,ya. among minister a In til~ area at the passengers killed Friday in ber of the ROJ)Wllean slate ol WOllam L. Whllo., · talu.a;lo ;ro.-orlr," Q,notwe • " But Donahue says the lt\Ol'o cy · the crash of. a Braniff Interna~ delegates 10 !he Notional ConKILLED NEAR WOOSfER that tlmo. SoXbe, tho en4>rl6d lifO. ••lfi'• m 0 v lb. II 110,)' general plans to take • Uonal airliner in central Tex- vention, Saturday told voters the WOOSTER, Oblo (UP0- Ber· clll\ldllo, lllllkea ~ Ohio 11> bulc ~ page out ot 1110ther eucceaorul nard M. Crouaer, 48, Daltm, I IKE GETTING BE;TTER ae-, oltlelala said Saturday. delegation woold give the etate ~ IPP,.aaoes irNMt · c.U anu.'' · polltleitn'& book. Go~. ·James was killed and three olhero In- MARCH AFB, Callt. (UP0 They were Kenneth P. Cnr- a powerfUl voice ' In &electing jUred Friday nleht 1n a head- · Former Prealdent Dwl811t D. Et. nella, 32, Middletown. and Rob· II Altheuih ~ hU b 0.. ROOde•· .' GOP candidate. ~ II> lleJ1ubllclb ,.,..• .. ThO . c~. ~says on craoh on u. s. 30, about n.. - - · cootlnuod"' make pro. ert J. Maxewell, 50, Middle- theThe Ohio delegation Ia com. for the mootpart, he hU f:POho · ' wW bii" mal\lris )IIIPIOJ'o · bliles east of here. Tboie ln!ur- gress Saturday In his - · - town. COrnelia was a staff um!tted to Gov James A. Rhodes II' llotpre,, 10... civic Jllld trOo GAWPOLJS _ Now car sale• anees' at county lalra,· festlvail ed. were DOt hurt seriwsl)'. -Um from hlafourthheartaeizure sistant at Armco; Maxewell was as favorite son. .tlma!' supervlaor of systems. 10 109 In Allru, the ~ and the •tate calu••~·;·.zAU~~*"; tll• "lie's vl•ltllll cOUilll cblll'o oat diJrlns the nret·f'!ll" moftlha ~;;:, m •tile'• ' ,. i . ., "'"ot ' ' " at your ·ch~vraleF .....,~ ' e : Jted · . · ' w: . . ' ' .' .!o~ ~ '~r~~·d "._ ••Ill••·· ,, .' ~~~t.;·~~! ::-;.~~~r~~~w_:-; ....... lUI"' _.red. . G, .. p r~eser ••coptad . ted t WO· 4 romo o . ~ . Grue..;. A•• ' ,fDd ' ,m /'Tax,. . .:..,_OSt ,;.Exp '"" ·ecte ·<J " ,. !,; . ' . ' ',• . ;:~ ' '' ' ' t R • R t if: . :. ~:ma:rth ;~ . usstans · y ·.tax~~:."~~!: =· ~v:.~::.:.CI/1~~: ·Con·- s~.·11/'a·t. ·n ··nal l!fUal. Turncoat· Why PIane From Oh . 10 B k u tax ' I,, ,{,· I, ' Bel•1eVe ifO ; I rI• d. l J •_.,•· · ' . · · .,·:'l;l ~ ' ' I• I Is Mystery .A&II ' ~ -·~ ' ~- . ) n " May. ;:; PI'..:. '~ilim ~-- '~ '"11\'f'! > .. ~edal HonorKing -':~:~: ~RJ_P·.i;thlnl u. tl.!'lnil!·-i~ ,, l e p ;:riot~~· . Czecks Hurry To Kremlin 'f)hio Po~itil~s .;'-~ .:Aay Senate-S~at Battle in Limelight ~~ ~ "AU ~e mw," Lost Apri,I·.·'N "' ew ' ' ' ' j f • limited budget? Unlimited desire? Toke our lowest priced cor, Chevy II. Make it a Nova SS with its 350 cu. in. V8 engine and you're Super Sporting I More dazzle? Try on the Camara SS-"The Hugger," with wide roodhugging stance . .And cu:1tom interior and customizing trim you can odd. Wont tho ultimate? Soy, "C-orvette." Drop by this month. And be a sport. Abo.,, fforevtouncll c'MY.IIt SS 396 Sport CouP11 (I, to r,) hnpolo S5 Sport~. Novo SS Cowl)l, CoiiiCiro SS Col'lver!lb .. with lolly Spol't ~~~~~lit, Co"''''• Coupe. r};,,- --~ ~ AN EXP~OSION Of SAVINGS. 01 CHEVROlET$ . ' • TO 8 PM EXCIPT THURSDAY AND SATURDAY~ .I . ' eter ' '* GALLI·POLIS· CHEV .10.236 Second A;,_~ • . 1 " ~qve ~·· .1~~~:;.~-:;wT~~~· :1: J'~"f.~~ • ,· sooriil oraiDiza!lona· 't ' OP~N 8 AM Sales R ' eac·h 109',. '68 ' w f·- t;::" We'll bet you didn't know that nobody makes as many kinds of sports models as Chevrolet does. Example, Chevelle SS 396, the mid-,;ize leader. Quid-size, quick handler. Ready for any sport}- extra-tach, 4-.speed, console-you nome it. Wont more? Impala SS, the sports version of America's most popular car. Custom and Sport Coupe and convertible versions. , . :J' ·' , ,. ' I . - - ":t- - "\' . .• A£ ·,· • . -;' - ~ .rl,-~,,' .,;.; . ><•,t ' • ,. ' omc. ' ·•tine Pll,..,.~~ Newest Transplant in London is Doing WeJ! �' ,\ By' JNIIANAPOI:JS, Ind. (UP!) - The MoWdowo .pj the ....... of .... or mor. of. ihe tliroe tho lllimocridc #flldemlal ~mlnatlon ~· · · ' An elllmattd 1.1 million voters "lll jlO · 1101Jot8 1n the :.H!>osler Domilcrailc and ileadal pr~lea. · , ; .Former ;ice president Rlehard Ill, ·N = 11\h" n 01!17 . ' o n' the GOP· blllot and write-Ins are not · . . . !' ' ., , gunllre. '" II Chrl -PrDr,:;~~~ JiOasll>liiQI of tho kind of IIII!O!lln Mas~• by &ltailk · on the Nnporl '· • -ljlll, e....,.. "' ilt New York Gov. Nelaon Roeketeller, '· ' ' ' •!' ,, ·• ·i ' ~ ..,,_ Rl Rio Graado CollO&J, will ~!<> i "" ~• .......,, . ver , . Flrot Cluh apncla• ..., · ' """' .· . came ohortl,y · Coiii!DUpl!ll, the llpOIIIojr a! C o mOn the ·Dernocrellc ballot are pbre!', the .third 1 Corcel slammed . 30 and . mencp>ent, Mil ~2, II 8 p.m . derJor tho DemoeroUd,oomJoa. , . •),)rovidlnr .The imell <~ ' In 19$7. 50; roclcola and morfarslnto 'the In Ule. -westem, HI 1 h SeM. Rd>ert F. Komedy of 11011, li not ,~'bus!neu admlnlstrallOq ·~ 101 ... . •.1 • • : .. HI otrered New York and JI)Jgene Melk!rlng the, · up . emergency loan ollleea In ·PAIUS , (lJPI) ......... ·emc~r. sprawling American base at De Scbool Auo!ltorlum. The title bla lllpj>ort 10 Bran!~, wbo Cartby of Mlnnesol< In lllolr ·Nang,- headquarters tor all U.S. ol his a.ddrell will be uNow." .•' fll~ and ~er. KJ. and • Fon!lp Mlnlam' olllcllla eo"' promotion . It with gratltudo but nut hesdon elaoh along with Marins• In VlotMm. !nausur- as the Utltpreo, ~~ Wheelef~~~ Oblo. T b ' teffld..lf!IU'Iltl¥ !ilturday with poy. Roger D. Bruigln, wbo reiterated that he II not • The N-rt DOeko oooalet ot ·Ideo! ot Rio Grande College In for ...,a,o.ly. a sparkling new port laciii\Y 1963, Dr. Chrl-seni1Jis aeeD orlslnsll,y entered the lleto as a Bla...t•~ etandln lor President JolmiiOII, 1,\'\nen ~ prl.V~)ll'GJierl.r ,bwn- dellllo Of Prillllnllilrf V I MILTON, f~oA.· -'- S. Law. 1957. and bla wlfe, Sam· located near the bridge which the colloae'l enl-olimeOt ln- before the lattor announced he Branlgln bas accused Mctllr 1'11~~ of property ~ .acbodul!"i tD ·•tart rSict Grlleotl';':a 1939 ~to .my LOe, have 1\ro daughters, IIOks Sal&on wi!Jl the allied crease from 398 studellls In would not seek reelectloo. Carthy and Kennodlo ol being mUller)' oomplexea at 1.a1g 1962 10 a J>l'll- enrolbnent #'i damallod bY tile ·storm. . · l,ntile Pull areoFrlillll. of Poineroy ·llllh Sc:bool and..., LaurindB, now a trellilmiUI at ~-rourlsta" while he Is a home Now Branlgln 1J83S he ·Ia of 812. Dr. Charles AWOilll ' : ,:; In ..Wtlori. the Rod ,Cro•* ··. ~ecuii!IOD '"" .~ ·In or Mr. IInde M.a. Norman u.e unlveralt.Y of Florida at Blnh and Bien Hoa. grown Hoosier. He has coocen~ rurmlng so that Indiana may There were 110 Immediate Weed, Pastor of the Calvary local '\'hool olllcWa In farll dl!lhm)itlc cli'CI~ that tho· GrueiiJi' ot ¥J!llrlvllle, waapro- Gilnlvllle and Mn SYdney G•ll trated b1a campdp 1D 1be remain uncommitted and }lerreports ot daJnage or casualties Bsptlet Cll!rdl o1 Rio Graado, ' 'ilnllml~., talks - ... . motod "' CIUet .W~rrant Olrlcer. Worr9rd, living with her Cam. haps p1ay a declslve role at the smaller d.tles and nu"al areas if) ol jlnd WllhiJII!OII would load to W0-4 GrueHr llret ean\e 1n1o Icy In· ~bu~. N. 'II. Gree- In the VIet Cong attack on the Is 10 speak at the SIMjllnrestDemocratie NaUonal Conventioo of the state, blasting any at ;· . ' · . .()() . aa.lncl,uaha j)OIICe llOIQIIallons, the NaVl' In l.940 as a seaman. ser baa _.,.ed two hilt~~·• In port. Jt wao the boldest em lllsh School Baccalaureate U.e campal111 spending ol his Ill ChlcliO. Cnmmunlst action In the capital exerclaea on Ma,y 19. olao 10 .be held In F....., e. APfll'entfce llill· worked his ira, VIetnam aboard the o.lskail)' !llecartby and Kennedy aldea ri.vala. 1 TheParl»Pfllllrllloa<Oinclclo up lo Warrurt '1Jrneer ('li.l) In where hllwaslncharpotmunl· : since the TET offensive. U:ccartby, 'IIIIo hal droWQ hll SQ' Branigin is nmnlng tor ~ce 1; . ed with · a Soviet ltlltment !Ions. AWed troops have been b(Gellt erowdl Ob college prellldant. Branlgln admill be tlibtlng VIet Cnng forces In the ~!IIIP~ the llll'...,lllt to · Campll81 haJ ccmtlnlled hll 1 would not be adYerae to the (UPI) - SenjUngles around Salgoo for week& crlUclsm of the JobDICib AdmipoaalbliJt.Y. . ate. 1 - r M I k • ldd the .Pnllmlniry talko In In .an attempt 10 thwart what • VIce President Hubert Hum.. nistration VIetnam pollciOI II a. " well as Its farm and elvfi riglts vietnamese lntemg.... . !'"8°\..th~ ldiiOID· move toWard the con!erence ' claims is a Communist builcllp programs. !or anotller major assault on. Konnoc1y alao hi• 0111C0111rat. eU.e capital. .• . ed bls tire on the Jolmllllll President John· ~ for lniluencie with f., 1[:;. a:!.mlnlstratlon, maldng little The sound ot macblno gun lqlalaiors on the lllnol. fire and tile mortars echoed raterence 10 MeCartby but .: ' loaue. . 1111 Van . 1!0, chlel of the Insisting he I• the <llldldote U.rouib Saigon, jarring res· ~oJohnion aecuaed aome rnem. North Vletnuni~e Minion 1D MOSCOW . (UI'O- The Krem· who can win. Konnoc1y baa ' ldent& from tilelr beds oo a MANSFIEIJ>, Olllo (UP0 The agreem•mt also recpires · ~ .... bora or Congress of try111 lee. Parts and Hl!¥>l's tG1> dlplomot llo aimun~ ·~day It has peaceful SUnday morning. Flare A u. s. serviceman who drawn the largest erowdB. ) ialatlve "blackmail" In their re. In the West, called at the ratified !he American-Soviet each country lo nod()> U.e other ships circled overhead along claimed Saturday on Moi!ICOW c.' 1111&1 to aet on the propolod French Forelgn·Mlnlatry on the conlular CODVention In a ~ of arrests of its citizens and to with helicopter gunships. television Amerlcao troops In (hike. He challenged them tD QUI! !!'Oral¥ lbOrtly before deia¥0d IOOVO that could herald provide speedy consular access. An otnclal at !he American VIetnam were worse ihan lfit. · , The eonvenllon Is \ I;Ylllbol ot · ··~ .?; "ltand up IQte Dl;ID'' ,~ be noaa Saturda,r. 'He eonferred 1111 Important lhaw In Waahlng. mtlltary poll co headcJ!arters ler' a SS was believed to be a j the Sortet.Amerlcaa dlalosue ~:·· . counted on 'II'" aloctlon • 7011' wlih EU... ·.- h , chlel ot 'ton-Mosc:ow relaUms. said several mortar tounds hit former Mansfield resident. llie Foril,o l:llnlatry'1· Soutll- 'llle convention J)roYidea lor a Initiated by the late President Inside the ellV "They are Philip Andrew Kalllooa~ 20, DAWSON, T.._ (UPl)-FOo rec~al utenslon or ...... John F, Kemodjo and continued looib te~a talk ~ed eait iooUO\l. ' lobbing them all around," he along with flve others who de.. deral ln'lestlgators said Slltul'o · . y ret¢14 ·frijm ROJl!ll!ll.... ' . · Hean'i Arri..d . late Coellltlea by kuasla and the b~ Prealdent Johnaon, but wlllch sorted their ulijta, charged Am· day theY were ......, a Branlf! was hlli!Jiered by Increasingly said. ut Manalmil cioliimM!ted In' 1111 MimalfY ·aourcoi oald that the . united States. At least three persona were erlcan .troo»ll praetl.ee 11 pno- liltornatlonal Electra which strained relations o v e r the NEW YORK (UP!) - A &Old .~: qlf 1111 Ceellnga are QUal had alio • "In contoct . The c~ ·Friday k1l1lng 81 r?":~1f~~~lD tbe attack on dde,.t~ and ,torture, rape, IU VIlsaue. JWIO, , ....... ...,. !ll84al hoDorlaa ot the rilckell and b:irn, lhe VIetnamese poo. peraoni broke apart In the air, commemorative tli'e laiJe Martin Luther Kin& Jr. but !hOy did mt lai>w why. ' ·~, '!.'' +'~·· 0 with" ; . the Anlerl> There was m evidence so rar .... -aed Seturday by tifia. . y(IU'Ig soldiers, sailors aury otftclal. OliO Amelrlean consolate and ll1UIP<a. identified by !he of lllbotage, lnvestigab>r .EelAaalstant Treasury Secretory ward Slattery oald. died ' · Sli'\ror, SOviet l!nloll, p~J,y Soviet Communist party newsThe )Jlane, carryi!lll crow of Robert A, Wallace told a meet. jfub' ,lialurdl/whlll his car nlit 10 .., · dutlei In Leningrad, and a lbYiet consu- can paper Pravda and television, first against ing ol the New York Numl8111at. late In elllier New York, ~ and struck an lUll· ·tWq, woeka, II Dill yel In said U.ey we,e with U.S. troops five and 79 passengers, disinte- le Convention, he Celt a special opposition. Chlcaso or ·San Francl&co. grated tn a "red flash" about a who committed crimes ••m o r e mlle soutb of this Uttle central medal in honor of the asaasal.Dat-· brutal'' than Hitler's SS. .. •, i' ed civil rlgtrts leader '•would ' ~ ' ·' ' Relativel!l here, who lost toucb Texas town and cralbed trm a certainly be highly appropriate. • with the Kalllcoat family when pasture. All occupllltl were Wallace told the coin collee. apporeotl,y killed instantl,y. MOSCOW (UPO _ Czechoslo· It left Man&field In 1948, said tors bls proposal woold call lor I know Is the right ~ vald.a's rrew Uberal leaders op. tlley felt he was a m~mber of tiP and U.e tell were fow><l a Congress ordering the mlbt 10 the family. ened surprise talks :with SOViet He was: believed to be one ot long way from the wreckage," atrlke the gold medal tor presrulers Saturday reportodl,y tD the •Singing Kallleoat Family," said Slattery, an lnYeatlga!Dr ldeolial presentation 10 King's HICBABD E. 'LIGHTNBR' ault .;,. Jl,... meli, local RepujjlJcan In •learnlng hoW Ohlolns !eel explain their snowballing "de· for the National Tran...,rtatlon widow "In honor of. his magnlf. ~ UP! 'SJaiibouoe ~ ..;, ciiCtli.i!. an ...., tbni tor sax1>e · loaders and ..U.er• '1n the var~ lbo!ll forelin alralrs," • • Y s mocraUzatlon" and economic 10 children and tllelr parents, Safet;y Board. !cent contrlbutlm toward the hour rellglouS proachieVement of great advancej , Tht boUle . . . . 1111:~ 1n ·llellllln& ~QIIt and ·Whlto. 0.1 cOilrthouses," ~s · the !oJ>o Ulnahue. ''Partlcularl,y t h e needs to rescue the ailing _wbo had an M Find Recorders ~ ld r adlo •· gram on a anaue l!LQ.6lat Fl'llik, J, Laulebo.' 'lpil ·~eao of till attoi'JIO)' mor chlat. uslstant 10 the 11o VleUIIm war, the cost nl crime, Cze~, ecanmny. The plane's IIJght recorder ment in raclal jusUce." tlon (Or a number of years. ~bao_..iOf o!\lhn J, (lW!pa 'for Jl!lital'l ~l;IV\III•Jll biO.Pri- ~......,.. labOr and agriculture." and tho plJot's -voice recorder, Cernlk and two otiler leaders Relatives said they believed llomoc1'1ttc IOnlltDJ:IIl nomlo mari ·~ bilde, sax~>e '"lllll's lining UJl a front 11ne Donahue sa,yo .the inlormllloa were aum-ed by Moaeow lo the family was now In Canada both Yita1 COIIVIODentS In the Bricker Certain jiodon hal' oven~~ the hU ,111t .,... ~ 19 liltJ'Iet 11o oireh!!IYOI .filr thla ~by llJdng gained will be used to Corm .. the lll!htnlng coolerence ao anti· and the 1 st tim th heard lnvestlgotlon of anv crash, were OD tho l!Cl~an I~ . tendon awaJ ~ ~~ l.aJjaehOo UJl hlo I\'OCIII llfSJlull6o late papers on hoW Soxbe leelo SOviet expressl011s increased in a e : were found at micloday Satllr'day'. " L\lttlobl!lot, . . · , '., · . ~ ~ , hue. . aboutdurlngthevarroua subjecto to~ the Prague-Jll'S&B and 01oves to from them was when ey Of Ohio's Voice 1 llberallle the regime continued at Washington, D.C. ·' ~· hl•-~al4 . ~M~(!J!akqill. ~var... ot "Wt/re Pl'lmarll1lnterelted use the campalgp ea Two Ohioans to revolutiooize the oountry, The elder KalUcoat, w h o the GOP CObtt!l( ~ 2$:~~ o (;;lis." ..,Ys . , .. · lr& Ill to November. MIDDLETOWN, Oblo (UP0COLUMBUS (UPI) - John W. The t1miDg of the sudden visit worked at an lee plant he~; be- Two Ohioans, employes of the Gen. WtllltjD B. ~ •.• :~;~~.,_..;_ .......... Jerry "These papers wW ba rOI>r• Bricker, former U. S. seaa:tor .... - ur-· lor It closed, was called Rev. Armco !bel COrp., were among . l....ltl1alllt ..Aibift ' ~· .. . . sentatl\>e of tho teellni• ot the uruler scOred Its ~..,.... o-• Kalliooat" and was well~ and governor and DOW a mem. !lid Mt. vlflllll(· b.aii- ." "lit 1; .~ in ,.,UW.,.)ot of • . people of Ohlo," he sa,ya. among minister a In til~ area at the passengers killed Friday in ber of the ROJ)Wllean slate ol WOllam L. Whllo., · talu.a;lo ;ro.-orlr," Q,notwe • " But Donahue says the lt\Ol'o cy · the crash of. a Braniff Interna~ delegates 10 !he Notional ConKILLED NEAR WOOSfER that tlmo. SoXbe, tho en4>rl6d lifO. ••lfi'• m 0 v lb. II 110,)' general plans to take • Uonal airliner in central Tex- vention, Saturday told voters the WOOSTER, Oblo (UP0- Ber· clll\ldllo, lllllkea ~ Ohio 11> bulc ~ page out ot 1110ther eucceaorul nard M. Crouaer, 48, Daltm, I IKE GETTING BE;TTER ae-, oltlelala said Saturday. delegation woold give the etate ~ IPP,.aaoes irNMt · c.U anu.'' · polltleitn'& book. Go~. ·James was killed and three olhero In- MARCH AFB, Callt. (UP0 They were Kenneth P. Cnr- a powerfUl voice ' In &electing jUred Friday nleht 1n a head- · Former Prealdent Dwl811t D. Et. nella, 32, Middletown. and Rob· II Altheuih ~ hU b 0.. ROOde•· .' GOP candidate. ~ II> lleJ1ubllclb ,.,..• .. ThO . c~. ~says on craoh on u. s. 30, about n.. - - · cootlnuod"' make pro. ert J. Maxewell, 50, Middle- theThe Ohio delegation Ia com. for the mootpart, he hU f:POho · ' wW bii" mal\lris )IIIPIOJ'o · bliles east of here. Tboie ln!ur- gress Saturday In his - · - town. COrnelia was a staff um!tted to Gov James A. Rhodes II' llotpre,, 10... civic Jllld trOo GAWPOLJS _ Now car sale• anees' at county lalra,· festlvail ed. were DOt hurt seriwsl)'. -Um from hlafourthheartaeizure sistant at Armco; Maxewell was as favorite son. .tlma!' supervlaor of systems. 10 109 In Allru, the ~ and the •tate calu••~·;·.zAU~~*"; tll• "lie's vl•ltllll cOUilll cblll'o oat diJrlns the nret·f'!ll" moftlha ~;;:, m •tile'• ' ,. i . ., "'"ot ' ' " at your ·ch~vraleF .....,~ ' e : Jted · . · ' w: . . ' ' .' .!o~ ~ '~r~~·d "._ ••Ill••·· ,, .' ~~~t.;·~~! ::-;.~~~r~~~w_:-; ....... lUI"' _.red. . G, .. p r~eser ••coptad . ted t WO· 4 romo o . ~ . Grue..;. A•• ' ,fDd ' ,m /'Tax,. . .:..,_OSt ,;.Exp '"" ·ecte ·<J " ,. !,; . ' . ' ',• . ;:~ ' '' ' ' t R • R t if: . :. ~:ma:rth ;~ . usstans · y ·.tax~~:."~~!: =· ~v:.~::.:.CI/1~~: ·Con·- s~.·11/'a·t. ·n ··nal l!fUal. Turncoat· Why PIane From Oh . 10 B k u tax ' I,, ,{,· I, ' Bel•1eVe ifO ; I rI• d. l J •_.,•· · ' . · · .,·:'l;l ~ ' ' I• I Is Mystery .A&II ' ~ -·~ ' ~- . ) n " May. ;:; PI'..:. '~ilim ~-- '~ '"11\'f'! > .. ~edal HonorKing -':~:~: ~RJ_P·.i;thlnl u. tl.!'lnil!·-i~ ,, l e p ;:riot~~· . Czecks Hurry To Kremlin 'f)hio Po~itil~s .;'-~ .:Aay Senate-S~at Battle in Limelight ~~ ~ "AU ~e mw," Lost Apri,I·.·'N "' ew ' ' ' ' j f • limited budget? Unlimited desire? Toke our lowest priced cor, Chevy II. Make it a Nova SS with its 350 cu. in. V8 engine and you're Super Sporting I More dazzle? Try on the Camara SS-"The Hugger," with wide roodhugging stance . .And cu:1tom interior and customizing trim you can odd. Wont tho ultimate? Soy, "C-orvette." Drop by this month. And be a sport. Abo.,, fforevtouncll c'MY.IIt SS 396 Sport CouP11 (I, to r,) hnpolo S5 Sport~. Novo SS Cowl)l, CoiiiCiro SS Col'lver!lb .. with lolly Spol't ~~~~~lit, Co"''''• Coupe. r};,,- --~ ~ AN EXP~OSION Of SAVINGS. 01 CHEVROlET$ . ' • TO 8 PM EXCIPT THURSDAY AND SATURDAY~ .I . ' eter ' '* GALLI·POLIS· CHEV .10.236 Second A;,_~ • . 1 " ~qve ~·· .1~~~:;.~-:;wT~~~· :1: J'~"f.~~ • ,· sooriil oraiDiza!lona· 't ' OP~N 8 AM Sales R ' eac·h 109',. '68 ' w f·- t;::" We'll bet you didn't know that nobody makes as many kinds of sports models as Chevrolet does. Example, Chevelle SS 396, the mid-,;ize leader. Quid-size, quick handler. Ready for any sport}- extra-tach, 4-.speed, console-you nome it. Wont more? Impala SS, the sports version of America's most popular car. Custom and Sport Coupe and convertible versions. , . :J' ·' , ,. ' I . - - ":t- - "\' . .• A£ ·,· • . -;' - ~ .rl,-~,,' .,;.; . ><•,t ' • ,. ' omc. ' ·•tine Pll,..,.~~ Newest Transplant in London is Doing WeJ! �at 4:15 li!>lP.W. bealtlfj~ Bam June rison ~. he ' ih• late John roe DeWitt. ·~ Jr.\mw 1\ND MAJ!ll NJD•. ,Ill >! Ji4LLJ1>0LB-Gi'avelide ,...,. ::•:· a.nlwrs include his widow, Mrs.ldll WUliama ~ asoo, vjcoi, uiidir<:jhe dlrtctlilft cl1fltl •817oi,.Oilt.h' Wiu&lt • ilaUt1 • FUller•· w"'"" will be held 111 2 p.m., 11 - , :J:'"!'" 1!1 MOII1d Hill~·· • Ernest IJI!Wij;t, at·'bome; t'IJur fpr ~ltbew aJid Mark }!ida;_. ..,.. poll~;B, un'-. •• daugltteri!J Ml11 Boaile: DoWItt · , An1lli>111 v ~ "" .,.. and Mill' Belya DoWIIt, both l1 VoMay cla,y.old twlas of Lt. ' ' aJid An&ell BclOIII1 Nlda.• Bel!• b Gennan:1 ':!"tolna born April · ~-~ H . ~-· home;. pn!• '""~'~'••",.... . . .uullj>oU~:(IIId ' Mrs,: _lloll (i(ory) no~, Bidwell. T~~-'" two 20, 1~88. " gr~lillcli't!l 1")1 sroat • · "~"""·-ta lllU'VIviDI a r e gr-hftm-. ~-..--· F~;;.u, .. wiD be...,. Col. aJid llrL l.l'IID E. Nidi, ~2 p.m. Monday II Ell..,. Collllllboa, aJid llr. and MrL '' U..C. W:.. o , nd ~el Church by· thellev. . \'! premeens and the Rev. •• Allred· HDiley. Burial wiD be In -St. Ni<biilu Cemetery, Friends -may call ·at the funeral ,_. i\mday afternoon aJid evening, ,. . I ;! ' A '• • ' .' ilj(''· . • ••' •• •• ·· The llucke~e•' aea11011 record 1 -.. 3-7. Coacb Wlckl~a 8q!ll!d WIU, noll M In the Clasa A a.tt!ct . tournament at CbllllcOtllt Flllernooa. Drawings' tiir !hoi dteo lrlct wiD be conclictoei • • EVA BASHORE GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Eva Bao shore, 77,wldowoiJohnBoshoro, died 11 5 a.m. Seturdly at tho home of her daughter, Mrs. Anne Adhlns, Teens Run Rd. Born Juno 13, 1890, In Galila CounQ', she was the daughter of the late Wesley and Solly Anne Sowards Cox. a.nlvors include a son, John Bashore, two daughters, :aLra. sadie Harrison, Galllj>oUs, end Mrs. A4dns. There are tllree grandcbUdren and seven grandcbUdren. Funeral servk:es will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Providence Church by the Rev. W, T. S..aln. Buriol wiD be In Mt. Zion Cemetery on old Rt. 35, Friends may call at Miller's Home For Funerals after 2 p.m. . .. .~S: ~ag~,· .. . ~~th .J(entucky Der .Smltll' 18 lU I AJe.:.ve ~:... . . . vm· "" -..-~ Hem)'; 17, Bld!reli. $18, 0 fie~""' by ...~. -~~~~ Michael ._ .... EIU~ 17, IU. 2 GilllpOlla, was fined $5 lllld costa, P.rm!Uing rjdlng oo the outstde,ol"" &1J1o.. E.R~~H~ir=onzie Will mobile; and Gaylen llelYille, 17, concllct the graveside services. Rt. 2 Galllpulia, $5 aJid costs, riding m the oulllde of an IU1fo. Annual Trip mubile. Forfeltlnl! an $18 bend was David L, Kingery, 17, Rt. SYRACIJSE - Tile date of 2 Galllj>oUs, defective mul!ler. the trip of the ~=se Homemakers Clm has b e e n FIIIEidAI\' CALLED changed from May 8 to May 15. MIDDLEPORT - The Mlddl• Tho group wiD tour the Galli· port Fire !Jo&lartment was callpolls Mls. Co., and the Masan ed to the Harris OPartmenta In Furniture Co. In tile Pl. · Pleaa- Middleport saturday morning to ant area. Put out a fire in an autonl>bite. Those are planning to OFFICES TO CLOSE make the trip are to meet at POMEROY - Ol!lcea of the Rizor' a Servl"" Slailal 'llt 9 a.m. lllelgo County courthouse wW A~ wlshlni tranlljlortatim be clooed ail day Tuesday due · may call Vlralnla Selsor Ill 992w elections. 3290. ' WUISir!Li•~ .~ll;!f.~ of ;14 tli~ "· · -old collf to belli ' qoiUdi;'' · ra'oot;·,;r;·,-·1968. · I. lla!l<et'~ ' JiDQe, " sutCeolllpi' fivo~. '' ~. It the · cor' I . • • 10«11101 ' " Biitlmo;re •., •.; , , , .• , , 13' ~ Date ~ ,. 'rifltaN ·1 SUNGLASS~$ ..· 66-t' .,. >... . ••.,.u ·,: ;:Assotte~ ChOctilat~ "'""a! 1 lb. $1.80 ' ,, . '2 lb. $3.50 .· ESPEC,IALLY . ~ •/ - ·' ' ,. ~19.95 .ELEC1Rie . • • • TOOTHBRUSH '" " !lb. Gift $2.50 2lb. Gift $4.25 PUT UP A BEAUTIFUL FRONT! • . Packed with Assorted Chocolates FOUR. B~USHES 'CORDLUS RECHAR&ABLE - . . z . " BiCnne ·TilVEL IRON $2.99 for Her lh lb. box $1.10 POMEROY - Funerol s""' vices wW be held Tuesday lt2 p,m. !rom the ~ Chapel for llste Fick, 80, of tll W, Main · st., "ho died Seturday morning In Meigs General BoiiiPital. The tiel()( the Phillip and.Eliza. beib Ohlinger Fick family, Miss Flck was 011111loyed by the old P0111oroy Telephone Compllll)' 32 years, 25 of them ~14.chief qp. , ~awr. , !l>e. waa·. a lilt~ .ol •· 'the Trlni\Y United -Church of ,. ' ~ l ..I flrly lmeri.n .. 39.95 Carohna Lu•r &Supply Co. Opp._II&O Depot Pt. Ple111nt 675-1160 only I $2.00" . ATCHES Regular $11.95 '. $8.88 NOW NYLONS . 4 (pt.. 1.00 . ' I .Tne:$pell·.ot;;./ '· . Chtm~l~NO . .,5' ." ~ Some guaranteed far year LOVELY DRESSES . Sizes 3 to 24'12 1o 5. 99'to 14.99 . .· SLEEP WEAR . ForHerWell · or · Her Desk '• • $3.99 SPlAY (,_. ' I' . I, .• $6;~ ..., ' .; . ., I .., • ' ...•"J""' " . ' '• ·-· LARGE ' ,- ITEMS FOR T"E . BLOUSES 1.00 tO 1.99 ~1.19 TO · = ·i·;...;..;, :~ ~O<IJ~c~·~ li!'S. ··~ cill¥en ~ App~ r.:.'*l .lb. . b7 ,Jolui E. Pt. Pleu· •' • : 1111, ' ran , blr, tho rood ~ a 'a clltcb. - !l.lv.otijo dsmaltl-: war ~~:f: ' ea- • howero •~ ~5•·. Rt. . 2 ' , ;.t!ma&MI"f:-$5QQ, There wore no . ln)lrloo~ cjtl.llooJ. SELECnON Of, two weaka lollowing 1 heel m. JurY, 'l"n the 180 yard hurdles In :21,2, just mining the lone orlglnal meet record, also ""' tabllshed b.Y. Dixon In 1957, li>encor 1181 a loop mark In tho 120 hurdles prOlimtnarles with o. _...O. Mt!lont\1\'o llolW!Jon, • •. • GOWN ifti btiSTERSETS • ~~~· tiieorded ' :tvRt. Jail · 1 1-.oon, ~ .·hlaboit opened the l'oi>riDi Ill 1M' first .•P1ll1 ~ walked and CIICII · J~• doubled. The CUbs took . the lead In Uoo secmol when ~ Hunoll' hit hi CCllid homer 1 80~ _ : of . thery · ·~ I 11811Km O'fft Wit OJI 1 "U..U. • . ·' odin In left,. ..,. wtlb Roo San· 3 . 1 0 ·· to aboard. • ,_ a ~ Holttman was -wild !rom = t h ; Pt. PI-:-; lleo ·• ·' · ... , . ".. ., ,, / liArt d.· ~~~· 01111 U-3 .He~ wao ~ lor . . 1110 . ~:U.':!!"::'~nocher set now pole Ylult reoard, Aibeqs• Dave Green silt a •now sboi Pllt . 8 mark, tho Athens B80ojlard reo F'mal· Meeting Set · SANT PT. PLEA - ·TheSOrvl<:e Gulld~ChrlotFpilcQPaiCblirch POLE VAULT - Greg Co,.. 1ljl team set a new mark, Jacloo son's Larry Prller set a now 2- acher, I, u•,.s and \It", ()\lew mOe non record and Athens' loop record. Old mark was 11-t. John Walker, G, :21.2. MILE RUN - Jelf Dixon, A, Bob )Jandley set a now 88~ set In 1965.) lllGH JUMP - Dave Green, ylll'd run mark. !!ere's the winners of Setwo A~ s•..r. SHOT Pur - Dave Green, day's 12th annual event: A, 50'·11 and 'fa", (New . _ . Record. Old mark 49'·1"1D 1966.) LONG JUMP - TOlD li>encer, G, 21'-2 and . ~", (New record. Old mark was 20'-Gl.j," • '! . set In 1957.) DISCUS - Chuck K0111Per, I. 13&'-9". 120-YARD HIGH HURDLESTom lt)eneor, G, :15.3. (New ~ record. Old mark was :15.8, n •• CHICAGO (UP() '-'·..,.kle Cis- 1957.) co Carlos held the New York !OO.YARD DASH - Art Mao ~... hl,tless lor 6 2-3 !Mfngs and had a on~Hlltter when he was relieved with none out in the nin\h Inning Saturday as the Chicago, Wlllte Sox a 4-1 vlcwry car~ ho h d lelded n)y sqle \:;..:.)~~<It\/ wU: two out In the seventh innill& was relieved by Bob Locker when he walktd pineh . hitter Dick Ho -· ;::.e~ :'::.'!:n Pete Ward's CLEVELAND (UPO- Pitcher bad • hot> double and llorOO<e Dean Chance of the Minnesota Clarke's sacrWce fl.r b<fore Roy Twins suffered a broken bone White lined Into a double plljl on the left side ol his jaw SetiJl'o o~ the game. ~ when he was hit b.Y. a thrcwn Carlos, scoring his Orst win bail prior w the Minnesota • of the seaaon, retired lloe Oret Cleveland game. fiVO hatterS lo<fore i&BulngOWoik Chance WOI taken for Jl.rays 1 where to Jake Gibbs. He then set down at 91akerHelgfotsHooopl_, I 4 Yankees In a row b<foro hi• lniury wao diagnosed as a lllentle lined a single to rlglot linear frS<ture of the mandible lleld. bone. A Twine spokuman llid Tbe White Sox took 1 Z.O lead a oopeciiUat was being 'called In ogainst Frad Tlibot In the 180o to treat tho injury. ond Inning when Tmnm,y Davis Chanco, who won :ro games was sate on Gone Michael' a ""' for lloo Twins last season liter ror and wont w third on n.ano being pUl'ehaatcl from the Call., Josephsona'a double. !Avis ,..,. fomla ADaeis, Ia 3o3 this .... ed aJid. Josephsoa advanced to -with hislaatdeclsloncomlng third on BW Voss' lnt\eld out Thursday night over the Detroit and Josephson lallled on rookie Tigers. Bill Melton's sS<rlllc~ fl.y, Hltlniury deals 1 .....,.. blow The White Sox ..,~ llllin w lloe ' Minoosota pltc~ stiff, In the ruth on Tim Ci!!len'• which bas just reinstated vetoi'singls, a sser!llce bY Carlos an' Jim "•• . outsince~o~ t:38.S. 88~YARD RELAY- Athmos. Runners were Steve Riggle, Rlek Essex, steve Reo Relo, and Dave Green - 1:34.6, (New Record. Old mark 1:36,1, 1964.) 440-YARD RUN - Art Mabry, ~ :51.3. 220-YARD RUN- Art Mabry, I, :23. TWO MILE RUN - Larry Prster, J, 10:26.9. ()\lew record. Old mark was 10:48.1, 1967.) MILE RELAY - Athens. Runo . nora, MlkeGoodwln,Bob~ng, Stove Riggio and Bob llaiidloy - White Sox Take' Yanks 4-1 Count SCOlfl Maloti: -;ulitb. wUI bold their &oi mtotlng of Loi •·--" ·, .. the......, on.Wedoo..,.,llay and • ,.,....clo's aingle and 8111 l,ll.m.lntheParilhllouao. ·-their t'IJurth run 1D tho .. An eleotlon ofcoiPcer~ torlloo ·~.o::::.w~a(iflhhomer SSG-YARD RUN - Bub JlanQ. 1:39.7. ley, A, 2:00.8. ()\lew rocord. Old record was 2:04.5, 1961J · Chance Is s·d •. ·~t·1!1~d By Injury ·- w on famous EXECUTIVE CASE - glnningoftheseasoaWitllasoru arm.Kaatmadehlallrllt~ ="t.,. ance of t h e - Friday nlglot · coming Y~ ,wtlj ~ ill• · ol Tlibot sutterod hi~ 'tb)rd loas . '~':: American melllng, ~lit!' 'i"i!li~ , as tho Whil* ~~ io1JIOil their Leopo cqmebeclo Pilfer of the ""'! '!19 ..to . t~~t bu IDoi ~~ ·· fooirtio will In thelr "last Hven year last •ea~n; was 0..14 for elool 'fill1 be Mri, S. C. Wllbol.,. , . and ........ tiuli , ,.. Mft.)MUton L,.:¥fllil' 111'1111'•· .. aamos . h...,... the . Of! ·MinD- after a 12-17.Gall.· "-•·ea. · · ' ' · - · their ruth dlol,at.~--~ games. · with U.e ADaei• a ~ear before. .I'M&" . ' . .' '· P•lllll••iJ!IIIIillllill•llii••••••- FORr . SECRET 99e . Tbi . !" SPlAY DEODORANT · PRELL· SHAMPOO. .. - Sizes 99f IIIIJ8Ii to ex large 2.99 5.99 to AMEEN SPOI'BWEAI only . $4.99 .. .. $6.99 $1.19 MOTHeR'SDAYII.MAv IJAT < . .'DEP-ARTMENt STORE · ·u.s. Poat Offfce ... ' .. , tt!~!~~[:] ,. $1.59F~LYSIZI - dsrhles back-to.back. banc;er's .JiDQe, lloe llarylanolol>red borA to Derb~, hao bad ~ ankle tr!d>le 111Jouabout"..,;:!~'t twO yearo of his ra!IDI ., and lUring Derby IM!8k nuaora were rite tlillt his '"*lea ,.... actlnl! up apln. But there was no odin of lQI' weilmesa Salurcla,y as lllo amooth..a<limed gr~Q> Olll'IIOol a wlnner'l)liii'IO of $!2Z,600ton11 his 11J1o1 eernlnga to $329,231. bry, ~ :1D.4. !IIG-YARD LOW HURDLES- ~1.55 LIQUID 'Ladies 10& ICNOClCIRS ' $U9tt$3.99 HI-INTENSITY LAMPS GUVINI PAIAMU BABY DOLL PA.IAMU JAMAICA SHOR1S . . , , Cologne =:~~~~ THERE'$ SLIP 1 1.99 Holf Sllpo,llc $U9 . .~l,re Repori~d ·-· The . Bulldog• P!ched ,"' six first plllce Wlnlltj~ scored 84 POintS cllu1ng Soturciay'al5-ovent meet held at' 'Peden·. Stadlomo. . _liunnerup GoiUpolls (for the straight ~ear) scored 42 POlnli, lust two mor•tban Jacloo eon, Which finished third With 40 marker•. lrcntonploced fourth with3l'lz POint• deooplte the fact that Tiger ace 'Art Mabry WIS the meet's top scorer ol tho day with 18 (three firsts) points, Logan, alwoys a contender In the meet, placed liftlo with 22'h POintS. Meigs was siXth wlth 12, Nelsonv!Ue • York seventb,lth eight. wsUaton failed to score. Records were established in the poje vault, Shot put, long jump, i 2().fllgh hurdles, SS(I.yvd relay, two mUe run, and &80.. ~ard run. Galllj>oUs' Tom lt)encer Shal;o tared 1o ..,_ two ng • •tan-,. marks .: '?r.fio'-1~~,•.~~. ~.. ono estlbllth ' iii l95nduc7,!tred.st year 0 meet was co t. 21 lt)eno;er leaped feel, '"0 and thr....lghth Inches w c,p. ture the long junuo,_and finished ~i20 • yard hlglo hurdles In ' Gallli>oll•' John Wilker, beck In action for the first time In bfl4 WPl>- •SIMaberaen ,.':1 ' ' MANY A • w·m r Every .!Mother Alive Loves DANT LADIES T 73 a-· LADli!S . SPECIAL - .' ' ft BEAllrY lin · '' ·""''""' f By Sheriff r~iGIFJ OFTIMRESS ARCH WILL!AM50N PT. PLEASANT - Arch (IillO WUllamson, 92, retired Iarmer • ,biP. , ,. ' WM"'SATif.i llh lb. box $2.75 214 lb. box $4.00 construction, pro-hung. pro-spaced and pro-drilltcl for ooaltr lnsllllotfon ond Iatini bNui;Y. I~PR~ BLACK SATIN The Gilt Box custom key·lock for added safety. New 1~· Ill los (25lb thickort) mtan l"ater llfongtb. Penna-whR~ oCI)IIc en1mel defieJ wind and weather. All·txtruded allo!mlnul1) ewsJ including three niecl;ls wiJnn she raised, Mrs. Hobart Youns. Sidney. OhiD, end EveiJn and Elizabeth Fick, It homs. The Rev. WUhur Perrin wUl officiate. Burial wW be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends m~Q> call 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Sunday and during the same hours Monday. .· . :: Two Accidents ~< Authentic blackslnlp hlnsea; . - "''"a'' ~ tile' ·erowd cauatot a Jllmpse ()( Ussery's green...,d&Old aUks, the am!>lem of owner Peter- Fuller, as Ussery brougllt Dancer's Image throuilo "" the raiL Then It was Dancer• a Image edging ahead of Forward Pasa to lake the lead and graOJal)y pulUng out to biallnal margin of a length and a hail. For Fuller, of Boston, It N his llrst winner In hla llrot try at the Derby. Ussery was the third .iOcke~ In history to win Athens Cops Tr~ck Title, . 1 Marks Broken ' CLEVELAND- l"rl) ~ SieVe only three hila Seillrda11n pitch· ·~ lng. the Cleveland ~· to a · • Harpn toslllld his second aflll. ...., > • " •,., out of the seasan and aHewed %-Q victory over tho Minnesota Twins. ' 0 •. Hargan, blanked DetNit · on one hit on April 24, struck ·· . i.Xot 10 and allowed " only. two NEW YOII!' Ed Charleo Minnesota .fWII!ll'l to'~ sec- droVe In··llvfl runs, Including ond baoie as be picked up his two with a lle!breaking single In f., second victol7 against throe loss- the fifth lmin8 lllld anoll!er pair . with a homer In tile seventh Set.. e\nmesoll ~rter Dave 1101- urda1, lifting lloe ~w York Mots well save up do!lY two lin8les to a 7.3 triumph overlloa Chicago ~- ; :PI', I'LEASAN'1- The Siler- throoalt ~ fl(at llv' lrliiDp! .Cubs. · • Ill's DoparlmeDt llweatiptedtwo -but wel!\011 lola!.solf Into trouble • Charles, wbo bad been credited ; !1'atlle ~lhapa w\ll!'h resulted In die 011x111 w~ llle · lnill)ns with his first ROlin the second • Iii llUorY to me periM and con- pushed aeroao two runs. • ' when he walked with the haseo ~ oldereble 1)1'0118lV damaill· Jose-Cardenalled·citr aie sixth loaded, broke 0 2-ll tie In the • . _, , ft8• ~en he el•......, a sharp A The firat inl""0 I . two Ve• with • wafk, and 10«11101 00 • - • "" ......... -.... ~ """' - ·- ' •'•"'e up the middle with li hlclo acct.._• occur-red Fri•·· 'iit luilild out. Aller Max Alvla .. N _,.. . _.., ""' th 0 hoses loadoiol hi. third ho ; 6:30 p.m. Clll IU. 35 when rued oiu, ~ Wagner walked of I bcRmd car driven by Jameo•Wii- lllld Carilehoi seoredonToQyllor· He then bit • mer •'w p,j.can, 21, GalllpoUa For··· ton's ·single jo ce'!let. wa....;_ the ~ear In lloe seventh attar ~ ey; "'lllll!od llftll 1.:~ · icoteci oil a 1111)ll•}oY Duke Sima. Jerey Grote alnglad. , car driven b~ -Clyde A. Pat~oY. · ,: lfllnllit'uloitl!l!l;""slloo sl>tlo .w.u:lbhed~lltlrt ;, 1,1, ~ct ~.. PL, wUb In . ~ . vJ..o:U¢~a'lilt CjevelaJid ·, of . 0 ~son, ~ · _'"'" Parsley ~villi .laeetatloD of · pllcliera Mol driJPped the ln!llan bit tbtouilo ·5 1·' blnlngs a . : llie U, • pooatbla baek injury. ~· ..,.. ,.,.. averap to two -run ~ -In the seC<IIId b~ : .Dun~ told llweatlpi~y of. 2,38 In 20 tllir\e.o. . Rancll' Hundley •, Sol.'!'" has : acera thai he was !ravelinldo,lm . . · · ·. · " . ,even up only ,two \!lfllad runs HllJ ..,. '!'W t ·b • " ._, 1f .lmlnp llola _...,, re: Parsley car &Jlllro&cblng Iii 1 , .• , tired 12 ~ _the nr~. 14 men be ; """" and· In tr)>lng to ~oiota ~ _ .llrL 1lrualla •faced and 12 In a row from the l Vliblele ' ~deled .Into Ote oilier ~ Pt. Pl...aiit; Cb'de oecond throusto 11)0 ~ lonlngo .,..,.~ , D!!ncin W.a · ettell :fin" · · ' ro · ' . i. · ···~: ~ lifted ln.'iho Dbdh ~-.W..o..-1~~: -· aaii'Jio ' l'~ile,y,P .,...~IYI<ol' ·- ·- wlllo qne· . out and,......B.., ~ ....;.• - ~·.. , · . · · 'f" I!BCIIARGED,.,WllllamJlalifo ·· firllt and seemc1 Ho wail<edClll8 f~~Jiconl!l· l'r<lpert;y~- !ua, Ell,.beth, w. va.; Mrs. ouid Ckout 5.' .;; !'~,!' wd estimated at $1,150. Clyde l'td'laalllli; . Tile~ aehlevedtitelr . ~( Tlle_.~ <mlllbap, ·~..,. AIV. ,r:t. Pl~oilq rom"f»W <#.tho ......,, • cham to yow homel 7 .~ . his doold;!' llll!ered blo 9.. ~·· iunn'l"\ftt··dereat, .......... · •.• , ...... 11 10 · ~ .J>e!dnot ·!111 ' fOIIr "'''P"Iedly •.•••• , •.• • , 10 · lO .. ,. !leak llllkfeo ~ •to win , ., ,.-, ....10 10 the 9..., ~of \be $1~,000 ..... ; .... 9 . 10 Kenlucl<y , Derby by one.ud..aNow . • , • , , • , , • , 9 10 hall length a.. . llouiton •• , , • •.• ••• , 9 11 . The gra.v ~Lof · Native . Chicago .... ,,,....... 8 12 . D~, boi-se ra~ID&'I ,~rllo8 Atladli .. .. .. • .. • .. 9 12 telovialon star who waa upootln ... · Fri~'• Resultl the derby In 1933, rosr,ed !rom • ChiCiflllll N, Y.; w<lo rlin absolutebk last placet• the lleld PbUa. 3 Pittaburgb 2, niaht , Bouaton' 3 \1.~ 3, niabt San Fran. 5 !it. Loals 4, niaht Los Ang'. · t Cincinnati 3, night Saturcla,y'a Results New York 7 Chicago 3 ATIIENS - seven records fell . Pittsburgh at Phllodelpblo, ni8ht by the wQ•ide SOtur<lt¥ after>. Atlanta at Houston, night noon as Atllens rOCordedlts siXth st. Louiallt son Francisco <;m,lnnatl at I,os ADaeies, nil!ht conseo:udve Southeastern Ohln League track and lleldchamplooo Today' s Games Chicago 11 New York 2 It was .lloe first time In the }Ptttoburgh 11 Plol1adeli>bla event's 12-~ear hlatorythatmore Atlanta at Houaton Sl. Loui.lll san Francisco than five records fell In one lfloroloon. Too, by winning their CincinnP!i at Los ADaei•• siXth <l'OWII In a row, the ~ dogS equaled ~san'• fest..,... otralght tiUeJ, ~JIIPUed betw1957-12. No 'other SEOAL school hu won a track championsbjp. .., -. ~ ANG~LIOUE · ·In ·' oui ,jle.W · tbampim, wao In wire• . :. ·, · • :•. • ·@" waprlp&, pold' f9',20, ' froot .·ot 'tlillt point, just aa he . o\b~ ~ ' Ulealt,. who ~ ...00 ICJ'jiQ the hBd been Iince tile etarl. ~ll'iN<I Cll,l'kill to ~~ WbUe Forward Pao, , · ·, Danctfo !map ,... about 10 In the ·~ Iilii' tl)8 ~ -.:zo and $3.20 and FranCWo 1enad1il · utem Ill Kentuck1 a ~~ !IJI, · rode Dancer's $11.40. · . Sherl3'; bui tile pacemaker had ....,. . to 1trtwfopli before the us..,.• a cavolry - P down run out of•ps. ~ted <>I tOO,OQO fans at the homestretcb aoes. intQ the Ussep'. pull1plng as hard 11 ~CIIojrchlil Downa Iii '1102 1-5 for :; anruolo· 'of tile darby ·as olie of he could aboard his big grfl3 ' lloe mlle..and..a~,fUD· the ,.-st otrotcb runs It baa ateed, could barol4> be seeo . . Wao Becond cidee· ever seen. With only a Clllrter· behind tile waYe of fiubing . Francie's Holt "111 tlilrd In the mho to ~.Dancer's Jmap atiU aUks In tront of him. firll o1 the ~-¥ear-old . was bebillol seven horses. Moves On Rail .· :tfa~gan Blanks Twins Ed Charles . 3-0 On Three Hitter Paces Mets REGULAR 5.00 Christ. a.nivlng are nioces end nepbo ANQ ., ' ~ ... ·r· FOR HER . ' llo~. Glve ...erlo~ . .··5~Gq . .·' Detroit ••• , • , •• , ••• 13 . 8 ,, Mlnnosota .. , ... , ... 12 , 9 '· WashiJtton ......... 11 8 :-; Colllonila , , , , , , , , , .11 11 ~ Oaldanol , , , , • , , , • ; , 10 11 • Cleveland • , ........ 9 ·JI ·;, Boston , , , , , .... , .. 9 · 11 b.: New York, ......... p, 12' / Chlcii&O , • , , <.... , , f · 13 f:. Friday'I Heaults · :; Now York , 3 Chlcqo 2, .niaht '' Cailfol)lla 6 Dotl'olt t, nl8ht '! Cleveland 4 Minn. o, niilot f !laltimo•e 6 Washl~n 1, night ~· Oaldanol7 Boston 2, niglot Soturcla,y' s Results Chlcqo 4 N"'! York 1 .,. Cleveland 2 Mlnne"'!!B o Baltbnore 11 Walblngton .r Cailfornia 7 Detl:olt llak1and 4 Boaton 2 .To~'• Gomes New York Ill Chl<ago, 2 · CIIICornia It Detroit. Mlnnosotul Clevelund Baltimore II WashllW!On llak1and at Boston Dwt· · KentUcl<y Sherry, G>O Loulaio;.' · ·' .' �at 4:15 li!>lP.W. bealtlfj~ Bam June rison ~. he ' ih• late John roe DeWitt. ·~ Jr.\mw 1\ND MAJ!ll NJD•. ,Ill >! Ji4LLJ1>0LB-Gi'avelide ,...,. ::•:· a.nlwrs include his widow, Mrs.ldll WUliama ~ asoo, vjcoi, uiidir<:jhe dlrtctlilft cl1fltl •817oi,.Oilt.h' Wiu&lt • ilaUt1 • FUller•· w"'"" will be held 111 2 p.m., 11 - , :J:'"!'" 1!1 MOII1d Hill~·· • Ernest IJI!Wij;t, at·'bome; t'IJur fpr ~ltbew aJid Mark }!ida;_. ..,.. poll~;B, un'-. •• daugltteri!J Ml11 Boaile: DoWItt · , An1lli>111 v ~ "" .,.. and Mill' Belya DoWIIt, both l1 VoMay cla,y.old twlas of Lt. ' ' aJid An&ell BclOIII1 Nlda.• Bel!• b Gennan:1 ':!"tolna born April · ~-~ H . ~-· home;. pn!• '""~'~'••",.... . . .uullj>oU~:(IIId ' Mrs,: _lloll (i(ory) no~, Bidwell. T~~-'" two 20, 1~88. " gr~lillcli't!l 1")1 sroat • · "~"""·-ta lllU'VIviDI a r e gr-hftm-. ~-..--· F~;;.u, .. wiD be...,. Col. aJid llrL l.l'IID E. Nidi, ~2 p.m. Monday II Ell..,. Collllllboa, aJid llr. and MrL '' U..C. W:.. o , nd ~el Church by· thellev. . \'! premeens and the Rev. •• Allred· HDiley. Burial wiD be In -St. Ni<biilu Cemetery, Friends -may call ·at the funeral ,_. i\mday afternoon aJid evening, ,. . I ;! ' A '• • ' .' ilj(''· . • ••' •• •• ·· The llucke~e•' aea11011 record 1 -.. 3-7. Coacb Wlckl~a 8q!ll!d WIU, noll M In the Clasa A a.tt!ct . tournament at CbllllcOtllt Flllernooa. Drawings' tiir !hoi dteo lrlct wiD be conclictoei • • EVA BASHORE GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Eva Bao shore, 77,wldowoiJohnBoshoro, died 11 5 a.m. Seturdly at tho home of her daughter, Mrs. Anne Adhlns, Teens Run Rd. Born Juno 13, 1890, In Galila CounQ', she was the daughter of the late Wesley and Solly Anne Sowards Cox. a.nlvors include a son, John Bashore, two daughters, :aLra. sadie Harrison, Galllj>oUs, end Mrs. A4dns. There are tllree grandcbUdren and seven grandcbUdren. Funeral servk:es will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Providence Church by the Rev. W, T. S..aln. Buriol wiD be In Mt. Zion Cemetery on old Rt. 35, Friends may call at Miller's Home For Funerals after 2 p.m. . .. .~S: ~ag~,· .. . ~~th .J(entucky Der .Smltll' 18 lU I AJe.:.ve ~:... . . . vm· "" -..-~ Hem)'; 17, Bld!reli. $18, 0 fie~""' by ...~. -~~~~ Michael ._ .... EIU~ 17, IU. 2 GilllpOlla, was fined $5 lllld costa, P.rm!Uing rjdlng oo the outstde,ol"" &1J1o.. E.R~~H~ir=onzie Will mobile; and Gaylen llelYille, 17, concllct the graveside services. Rt. 2 Galllpulia, $5 aJid costs, riding m the oulllde of an IU1fo. Annual Trip mubile. Forfeltlnl! an $18 bend was David L, Kingery, 17, Rt. SYRACIJSE - Tile date of 2 Galllj>oUs, defective mul!ler. the trip of the ~=se Homemakers Clm has b e e n FIIIEidAI\' CALLED changed from May 8 to May 15. MIDDLEPORT - The Mlddl• Tho group wiD tour the Galli· port Fire !Jo&lartment was callpolls Mls. Co., and the Masan ed to the Harris OPartmenta In Furniture Co. In tile Pl. · Pleaa- Middleport saturday morning to ant area. Put out a fire in an autonl>bite. Those are planning to OFFICES TO CLOSE make the trip are to meet at POMEROY - Ol!lcea of the Rizor' a Servl"" Slailal 'llt 9 a.m. lllelgo County courthouse wW A~ wlshlni tranlljlortatim be clooed ail day Tuesday due · may call Vlralnla Selsor Ill 992w elections. 3290. ' WUISir!Li•~ .~ll;!f.~ of ;14 tli~ "· · -old collf to belli ' qoiUdi;'' · ra'oot;·,;r;·,-·1968. · I. lla!l<et'~ ' JiDQe, " sutCeolllpi' fivo~. '' ~. It the · cor' I . • • 10«11101 ' " Biitlmo;re •., •.; , , , .• , , 13' ~ Date ~ ,. 'rifltaN ·1 SUNGLASS~$ ..· 66-t' .,. >... . ••.,.u ·,: ;:Assotte~ ChOctilat~ "'""a! 1 lb. $1.80 ' ,, . '2 lb. $3.50 .· ESPEC,IALLY . ~ •/ - ·' ' ,. ~19.95 .ELEC1Rie . • • • TOOTHBRUSH '" " !lb. Gift $2.50 2lb. Gift $4.25 PUT UP A BEAUTIFUL FRONT! • . Packed with Assorted Chocolates FOUR. B~USHES 'CORDLUS RECHAR&ABLE - . . z . " BiCnne ·TilVEL IRON $2.99 for Her lh lb. box $1.10 POMEROY - Funerol s""' vices wW be held Tuesday lt2 p,m. !rom the ~ Chapel for llste Fick, 80, of tll W, Main · st., "ho died Seturday morning In Meigs General BoiiiPital. The tiel()( the Phillip and.Eliza. beib Ohlinger Fick family, Miss Flck was 011111loyed by the old P0111oroy Telephone Compllll)' 32 years, 25 of them ~14.chief qp. , ~awr. , !l>e. waa·. a lilt~ .ol •· 'the Trlni\Y United -Church of ,. ' ~ l ..I flrly lmeri.n .. 39.95 Carohna Lu•r &Supply Co. Opp._II&O Depot Pt. Ple111nt 675-1160 only I $2.00" . ATCHES Regular $11.95 '. $8.88 NOW NYLONS . 4 (pt.. 1.00 . ' I .Tne:$pell·.ot;;./ '· . Chtm~l~NO . .,5' ." ~ Some guaranteed far year LOVELY DRESSES . Sizes 3 to 24'12 1o 5. 99'to 14.99 . .· SLEEP WEAR . ForHerWell · or · Her Desk '• • $3.99 SPlAY (,_. ' I' . I, .• $6;~ ..., ' .; . ., I .., • ' ...•"J""' " . ' '• ·-· LARGE ' ,- ITEMS FOR T"E . BLOUSES 1.00 tO 1.99 ~1.19 TO · = ·i·;...;..;, :~ ~O<IJ~c~·~ li!'S. ··~ cill¥en ~ App~ r.:.'*l .lb. . b7 ,Jolui E. Pt. Pleu· •' • : 1111, ' ran , blr, tho rood ~ a 'a clltcb. - !l.lv.otijo dsmaltl-: war ~~:f: ' ea- • howero •~ ~5•·. Rt. . 2 ' , ;.t!ma&MI"f:-$5QQ, There wore no . ln)lrloo~ cjtl.llooJ. SELECnON Of, two weaka lollowing 1 heel m. JurY, 'l"n the 180 yard hurdles In :21,2, just mining the lone orlglnal meet record, also ""' tabllshed b.Y. Dixon In 1957, li>encor 1181 a loop mark In tho 120 hurdles prOlimtnarles with o. _...O. Mt!lont\1\'o llolW!Jon, • •. • GOWN ifti btiSTERSETS • ~~~· tiieorded ' :tvRt. Jail · 1 1-.oon, ~ .·hlaboit opened the l'oi>riDi Ill 1M' first .•P1ll1 ~ walked and CIICII · J~• doubled. The CUbs took . the lead In Uoo secmol when ~ Hunoll' hit hi CCllid homer 1 80~ _ : of . thery · ·~ I 11811Km O'fft Wit OJI 1 "U..U. • . ·' odin In left,. ..,. wtlb Roo San· 3 . 1 0 ·· to aboard. • ,_ a ~ Holttman was -wild !rom = t h ; Pt. PI-:-; lleo ·• ·' · ... , . ".. ., ,, / liArt d.· ~~~· 01111 U-3 .He~ wao ~ lor . . 1110 . ~:U.':!!"::'~nocher set now pole Ylult reoard, Aibeqs• Dave Green silt a •now sboi Pllt . 8 mark, tho Athens B80ojlard reo F'mal· Meeting Set · SANT PT. PLEA - ·TheSOrvl<:e Gulld~ChrlotFpilcQPaiCblirch POLE VAULT - Greg Co,.. 1ljl team set a new mark, Jacloo son's Larry Prller set a now 2- acher, I, u•,.s and \It", ()\lew mOe non record and Athens' loop record. Old mark was 11-t. John Walker, G, :21.2. MILE RUN - Jelf Dixon, A, Bob )Jandley set a now 88~ set In 1965.) lllGH JUMP - Dave Green, ylll'd run mark. !!ere's the winners of Setwo A~ s•..r. SHOT Pur - Dave Green, day's 12th annual event: A, 50'·11 and 'fa", (New . _ . Record. Old mark 49'·1"1D 1966.) LONG JUMP - TOlD li>encer, G, 21'-2 and . ~", (New record. Old mark was 20'-Gl.j," • '! . set In 1957.) DISCUS - Chuck K0111Per, I. 13&'-9". 120-YARD HIGH HURDLESTom lt)eneor, G, :15.3. (New ~ record. Old mark was :15.8, n •• CHICAGO (UP() '-'·..,.kle Cis- 1957.) co Carlos held the New York !OO.YARD DASH - Art Mao ~... hl,tless lor 6 2-3 !Mfngs and had a on~Hlltter when he was relieved with none out in the nin\h Inning Saturday as the Chicago, Wlllte Sox a 4-1 vlcwry car~ ho h d lelded n)y sqle \:;..:.)~~<It\/ wU: two out In the seventh innill& was relieved by Bob Locker when he walktd pineh . hitter Dick Ho -· ;::.e~ :'::.'!:n Pete Ward's CLEVELAND (UPO- Pitcher bad • hot> double and llorOO<e Dean Chance of the Minnesota Clarke's sacrWce fl.r b<fore Roy Twins suffered a broken bone White lined Into a double plljl on the left side ol his jaw SetiJl'o o~ the game. ~ when he was hit b.Y. a thrcwn Carlos, scoring his Orst win bail prior w the Minnesota • of the seaaon, retired lloe Oret Cleveland game. fiVO hatterS lo<fore i&BulngOWoik Chance WOI taken for Jl.rays 1 where to Jake Gibbs. He then set down at 91akerHelgfotsHooopl_, I 4 Yankees In a row b<foro hi• lniury wao diagnosed as a lllentle lined a single to rlglot linear frS<ture of the mandible lleld. bone. A Twine spokuman llid Tbe White Sox took 1 Z.O lead a oopeciiUat was being 'called In ogainst Frad Tlibot In the 180o to treat tho injury. ond Inning when Tmnm,y Davis Chanco, who won :ro games was sate on Gone Michael' a ""' for lloo Twins last season liter ror and wont w third on n.ano being pUl'ehaatcl from the Call., Josephsona'a double. !Avis ,..,. fomla ADaeis, Ia 3o3 this .... ed aJid. Josephsoa advanced to -with hislaatdeclsloncomlng third on BW Voss' lnt\eld out Thursday night over the Detroit and Josephson lallled on rookie Tigers. Bill Melton's sS<rlllc~ fl.y, Hltlniury deals 1 .....,.. blow The White Sox ..,~ llllin w lloe ' Minoosota pltc~ stiff, In the ruth on Tim Ci!!len'• which bas just reinstated vetoi'singls, a sser!llce bY Carlos an' Jim "•• . outsince~o~ t:38.S. 88~YARD RELAY- Athmos. Runners were Steve Riggle, Rlek Essex, steve Reo Relo, and Dave Green - 1:34.6, (New Record. Old mark 1:36,1, 1964.) 440-YARD RUN - Art Mabry, ~ :51.3. 220-YARD RUN- Art Mabry, I, :23. TWO MILE RUN - Larry Prster, J, 10:26.9. ()\lew record. Old mark was 10:48.1, 1967.) MILE RELAY - Athens. Runo . nora, MlkeGoodwln,Bob~ng, Stove Riggio and Bob llaiidloy - White Sox Take' Yanks 4-1 Count SCOlfl Maloti: -;ulitb. wUI bold their &oi mtotlng of Loi •·--" ·, .. the......, on.Wedoo..,.,llay and • ,.,....clo's aingle and 8111 l,ll.m.lntheParilhllouao. ·-their t'IJurth run 1D tho .. An eleotlon ofcoiPcer~ torlloo ·~.o::::.w~a(iflhhomer SSG-YARD RUN - Bub JlanQ. 1:39.7. ley, A, 2:00.8. ()\lew rocord. Old record was 2:04.5, 1961J · Chance Is s·d •. ·~t·1!1~d By Injury ·- w on famous EXECUTIVE CASE - glnningoftheseasoaWitllasoru arm.Kaatmadehlallrllt~ ="t.,. ance of t h e - Friday nlglot · coming Y~ ,wtlj ~ ill• · ol Tlibot sutterod hi~ 'tb)rd loas . '~':: American melllng, ~lit!' 'i"i!li~ , as tho Whil* ~~ io1JIOil their Leopo cqmebeclo Pilfer of the ""'! '!19 ..to . t~~t bu IDoi ~~ ·· fooirtio will In thelr "last Hven year last •ea~n; was 0..14 for elool 'fill1 be Mri, S. C. Wllbol.,. , . and ........ tiuli , ,.. Mft.)MUton L,.:¥fllil' 111'1111'•· .. aamos . h...,... the . Of! ·MinD- after a 12-17.Gall.· "-•·ea. · · ' ' · - · their ruth dlol,at.~--~ games. · with U.e ADaei• a ~ear before. .I'M&" . ' . .' '· P•lllll••iJ!IIIIillllill•llii••••••- FORr . SECRET 99e . Tbi . !" SPlAY DEODORANT · PRELL· SHAMPOO. .. - Sizes 99f IIIIJ8Ii to ex large 2.99 5.99 to AMEEN SPOI'BWEAI only . $4.99 .. .. $6.99 $1.19 MOTHeR'SDAYII.MAv IJAT < . .'DEP-ARTMENt STORE · ·u.s. Poat Offfce ... ' .. , tt!~!~~[:] ,. $1.59F~LYSIZI - dsrhles back-to.back. banc;er's .JiDQe, lloe llarylanolol>red borA to Derb~, hao bad ~ ankle tr!d>le 111Jouabout"..,;:!~'t twO yearo of his ra!IDI ., and lUring Derby IM!8k nuaora were rite tlillt his '"*lea ,.... actlnl! up apln. But there was no odin of lQI' weilmesa Salurcla,y as lllo amooth..a<limed gr~Q> Olll'IIOol a wlnner'l)liii'IO of $!2Z,600ton11 his 11J1o1 eernlnga to $329,231. bry, ~ :1D.4. !IIG-YARD LOW HURDLES- ~1.55 LIQUID 'Ladies 10& ICNOClCIRS ' $U9tt$3.99 HI-INTENSITY LAMPS GUVINI PAIAMU BABY DOLL PA.IAMU JAMAICA SHOR1S . . , , Cologne =:~~~~ THERE'$ SLIP 1 1.99 Holf Sllpo,llc $U9 . .~l,re Repori~d ·-· The . Bulldog• P!ched ,"' six first plllce Wlnlltj~ scored 84 POintS cllu1ng Soturciay'al5-ovent meet held at' 'Peden·. Stadlomo. . _liunnerup GoiUpolls (for the straight ~ear) scored 42 POlnli, lust two mor•tban Jacloo eon, Which finished third With 40 marker•. lrcntonploced fourth with3l'lz POint• deooplte the fact that Tiger ace 'Art Mabry WIS the meet's top scorer ol tho day with 18 (three firsts) points, Logan, alwoys a contender In the meet, placed liftlo with 22'h POintS. Meigs was siXth wlth 12, Nelsonv!Ue • York seventb,lth eight. wsUaton failed to score. Records were established in the poje vault, Shot put, long jump, i 2().fllgh hurdles, SS(I.yvd relay, two mUe run, and &80.. ~ard run. Galllj>oUs' Tom lt)encer Shal;o tared 1o ..,_ two ng • •tan-,. marks .: '?r.fio'-1~~,•.~~. ~.. ono estlbllth ' iii l95nduc7,!tred.st year 0 meet was co t. 21 lt)eno;er leaped feel, '"0 and thr....lghth Inches w c,p. ture the long junuo,_and finished ~i20 • yard hlglo hurdles In ' Gallli>oll•' John Wilker, beck In action for the first time In bfl4 WPl>- •SIMaberaen ,.':1 ' ' MANY A • w·m r Every .!Mother Alive Loves DANT LADIES T 73 a-· LADli!S . SPECIAL - .' ' ft BEAllrY lin · '' ·""''""' f By Sheriff r~iGIFJ OFTIMRESS ARCH WILL!AM50N PT. PLEASANT - Arch (IillO WUllamson, 92, retired Iarmer • ,biP. , ,. ' WM"'SATif.i llh lb. box $2.75 214 lb. box $4.00 construction, pro-hung. pro-spaced and pro-drilltcl for ooaltr lnsllllotfon ond Iatini bNui;Y. I~PR~ BLACK SATIN The Gilt Box custom key·lock for added safety. New 1~· Ill los (25lb thickort) mtan l"ater llfongtb. Penna-whR~ oCI)IIc en1mel defieJ wind and weather. All·txtruded allo!mlnul1) ewsJ including three niecl;ls wiJnn she raised, Mrs. Hobart Youns. Sidney. OhiD, end EveiJn and Elizabeth Fick, It homs. The Rev. WUhur Perrin wUl officiate. Burial wW be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends m~Q> call 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Sunday and during the same hours Monday. .· . :: Two Accidents ~< Authentic blackslnlp hlnsea; . - "''"a'' ~ tile' ·erowd cauatot a Jllmpse ()( Ussery's green...,d&Old aUks, the am!>lem of owner Peter- Fuller, as Ussery brougllt Dancer's Image throuilo "" the raiL Then It was Dancer• a Image edging ahead of Forward Pasa to lake the lead and graOJal)y pulUng out to biallnal margin of a length and a hail. For Fuller, of Boston, It N his llrst winner In hla llrot try at the Derby. Ussery was the third .iOcke~ In history to win Athens Cops Tr~ck Title, . 1 Marks Broken ' CLEVELAND- l"rl) ~ SieVe only three hila Seillrda11n pitch· ·~ lng. the Cleveland ~· to a · • Harpn toslllld his second aflll. ...., > • " •,., out of the seasan and aHewed %-Q victory over tho Minnesota Twins. ' 0 •. Hargan, blanked DetNit · on one hit on April 24, struck ·· . i.Xot 10 and allowed " only. two NEW YOII!' Ed Charleo Minnesota .fWII!ll'l to'~ sec- droVe In··llvfl runs, Including ond baoie as be picked up his two with a lle!breaking single In f., second victol7 against throe loss- the fifth lmin8 lllld anoll!er pair . with a homer In tile seventh Set.. e\nmesoll ~rter Dave 1101- urda1, lifting lloe ~w York Mots well save up do!lY two lin8les to a 7.3 triumph overlloa Chicago ~- ; :PI', I'LEASAN'1- The Siler- throoalt ~ fl(at llv' lrliiDp! .Cubs. · • Ill's DoparlmeDt llweatiptedtwo -but wel!\011 lola!.solf Into trouble • Charles, wbo bad been credited ; !1'atlle ~lhapa w\ll!'h resulted In die 011x111 w~ llle · lnill)ns with his first ROlin the second • Iii llUorY to me periM and con- pushed aeroao two runs. • ' when he walked with the haseo ~ oldereble 1)1'0118lV damaill· Jose-Cardenalled·citr aie sixth loaded, broke 0 2-ll tie In the • . _, , ft8• ~en he el•......, a sharp A The firat inl""0 I . two Ve• with • wafk, and 10«11101 00 • - • "" ......... -.... ~ """' - ·- ' •'•"'e up the middle with li hlclo acct.._• occur-red Fri•·· 'iit luilild out. Aller Max Alvla .. N _,.. . _.., ""' th 0 hoses loadoiol hi. third ho ; 6:30 p.m. Clll IU. 35 when rued oiu, ~ Wagner walked of I bcRmd car driven by Jameo•Wii- lllld Carilehoi seoredonToQyllor· He then bit • mer •'w p,j.can, 21, GalllpoUa For··· ton's ·single jo ce'!let. wa....;_ the ~ear In lloe seventh attar ~ ey; "'lllll!od llftll 1.:~ · icoteci oil a 1111)ll•}oY Duke Sima. Jerey Grote alnglad. , car driven b~ -Clyde A. Pat~oY. · ,: lfllnllit'uloitl!l!l;""slloo sl>tlo .w.u:lbhed~lltlrt ;, 1,1, ~ct ~.. PL, wUb In . ~ . vJ..o:U¢~a'lilt CjevelaJid ·, of . 0 ~son, ~ · _'"'" Parsley ~villi .laeetatloD of · pllcliera Mol driJPped the ln!llan bit tbtouilo ·5 1·' blnlngs a . : llie U, • pooatbla baek injury. ~· ..,.. ,.,.. averap to two -run ~ -In the seC<IIId b~ : .Dun~ told llweatlpi~y of. 2,38 In 20 tllir\e.o. . Rancll' Hundley •, Sol.'!'" has : acera thai he was !ravelinldo,lm . . · · ·. · " . ,even up only ,two \!lfllad runs HllJ ..,. '!'W t ·b • " ._, 1f .lmlnp llola _...,, re: Parsley car &Jlllro&cblng Iii 1 , .• , tired 12 ~ _the nr~. 14 men be ; """" and· In tr)>lng to ~oiota ~ _ .llrL 1lrualla •faced and 12 In a row from the l Vliblele ' ~deled .Into Ote oilier ~ Pt. Pl...aiit; Cb'de oecond throusto 11)0 ~ lonlngo .,..,.~ , D!!ncin W.a · ettell :fin" · · ' ro · ' . i. · ···~: ~ lifted ln.'iho Dbdh ~-.W..o..-1~~: -· aaii'Jio ' l'~ile,y,P .,...~IYI<ol' ·- ·- wlllo qne· . out and,......B.., ~ ....;.• - ~·.. , · . · · 'f" I!BCIIARGED,.,WllllamJlalifo ·· firllt and seemc1 Ho wail<edClll8 f~~Jiconl!l· l'r<lpert;y~- !ua, Ell,.beth, w. va.; Mrs. ouid Ckout 5.' .;; !'~,!' wd estimated at $1,150. Clyde l'td'laalllli; . Tile~ aehlevedtitelr . ~( Tlle_.~ <mlllbap, ·~..,. AIV. ,r:t. Pl~oilq rom"f»W <#.tho ......,, • cham to yow homel 7 .~ . his doold;!' llll!ered blo 9.. ~·· iunn'l"\ftt··dereat, .......... · •.• , ...... 11 10 · ~ .J>e!dnot ·!111 ' fOIIr "'''P"Iedly •.•••• , •.• • , 10 · lO .. ,. !leak llllkfeo ~ •to win , ., ,.-, ....10 10 the 9..., ~of \be $1~,000 ..... ; .... 9 . 10 Kenlucl<y , Derby by one.ud..aNow . • , • , , • , , • , 9 10 hall length a.. . llouiton •• , , • •.• ••• , 9 11 . The gra.v ~Lof · Native . Chicago .... ,,,....... 8 12 . D~, boi-se ra~ID&'I ,~rllo8 Atladli .. .. .. • .. • .. 9 12 telovialon star who waa upootln ... · Fri~'• Resultl the derby In 1933, rosr,ed !rom • ChiCiflllll N, Y.; w<lo rlin absolutebk last placet• the lleld PbUa. 3 Pittaburgb 2, niaht , Bouaton' 3 \1.~ 3, niabt San Fran. 5 !it. Loals 4, niaht Los Ang'. · t Cincinnati 3, night Saturcla,y'a Results New York 7 Chicago 3 ATIIENS - seven records fell . Pittsburgh at Phllodelpblo, ni8ht by the wQ•ide SOtur<lt¥ after>. Atlanta at Houston, night noon as Atllens rOCordedlts siXth st. Louiallt son Francisco <;m,lnnatl at I,os ADaeies, nil!ht conseo:udve Southeastern Ohln League track and lleldchamplooo Today' s Games Chicago 11 New York 2 It was .lloe first time In the }Ptttoburgh 11 Plol1adeli>bla event's 12-~ear hlatorythatmore Atlanta at Houaton Sl. Loui.lll san Francisco than five records fell In one lfloroloon. Too, by winning their CincinnP!i at Los ADaei•• siXth <l'OWII In a row, the ~ dogS equaled ~san'• fest..,... otralght tiUeJ, ~JIIPUed betw1957-12. No 'other SEOAL school hu won a track championsbjp. .., -. ~ ANG~LIOUE · ·In ·' oui ,jle.W · tbampim, wao In wire• . :. ·, · • :•. • ·@" waprlp&, pold' f9',20, ' froot .·ot 'tlillt point, just aa he . o\b~ ~ ' Ulealt,. who ~ ...00 ICJ'jiQ the hBd been Iince tile etarl. ~ll'iN<I Cll,l'kill to ~~ WbUe Forward Pao, , · ·, Danctfo !map ,... about 10 In the ·~ Iilii' tl)8 ~ -.:zo and $3.20 and FranCWo 1enad1il · utem Ill Kentuck1 a ~~ !IJI, · rode Dancer's $11.40. · . Sherl3'; bui tile pacemaker had ....,. . to 1trtwfopli before the us..,.• a cavolry - P down run out of•ps. ~ted <>I tOO,OQO fans at the homestretcb aoes. intQ the Ussep'. pull1plng as hard 11 ~CIIojrchlil Downa Iii '1102 1-5 for :; anruolo· 'of tile darby ·as olie of he could aboard his big grfl3 ' lloe mlle..and..a~,fUD· the ,.-st otrotcb runs It baa ateed, could barol4> be seeo . . Wao Becond cidee· ever seen. With only a Clllrter· behind tile waYe of fiubing . Francie's Holt "111 tlilrd In the mho to ~.Dancer's Jmap atiU aUks In tront of him. firll o1 the ~-¥ear-old . was bebillol seven horses. Moves On Rail .· :tfa~gan Blanks Twins Ed Charles . 3-0 On Three Hitter Paces Mets REGULAR 5.00 Christ. a.nivlng are nioces end nepbo ANQ ., ' ~ ... ·r· FOR HER . ' llo~. Glve ...erlo~ . .··5~Gq . .·' Detroit ••• , • , •• , ••• 13 . 8 ,, Mlnnosota .. , ... , ... 12 , 9 '· WashiJtton ......... 11 8 :-; Colllonila , , , , , , , , , .11 11 ~ Oaldanol , , , , • , , , • ; , 10 11 • Cleveland • , ........ 9 ·JI ·;, Boston , , , , , .... , .. 9 · 11 b.: New York, ......... p, 12' / Chlcii&O , • , , <.... , , f · 13 f:. Friday'I Heaults · :; Now York , 3 Chlcqo 2, .niaht '' Cailfol)lla 6 Dotl'olt t, nl8ht '! Cleveland 4 Minn. o, niilot f !laltimo•e 6 Washl~n 1, night ~· Oaldanol7 Boston 2, niglot Soturcla,y' s Results Chlcqo 4 N"'! York 1 .,. Cleveland 2 Mlnne"'!!B o Baltbnore 11 Walblngton .r Cailfornia 7 Detl:olt llak1and 4 Boaton 2 .To~'• Gomes New York Ill Chl<ago, 2 · CIIICornia It Detroit. Mlnnosotul Clevelund Baltimore II WashllW!On llak1and at Boston Dwt· · KentUcl<y Sherry, G>O Loulaio;.' · ·' .' �4), - i .; '·t·. ~ ' ' , ' JIEIGS , - n. Autt..••· •• ··-..... - a. Bt Slran. c ••••••••• f: 0 L. V111 Meter. cf •••••a 1 J. erow,rt ••••• ~ •.••s r K. Pbll.lnt If •••••• •.•3 1 v. JohnSon. Jb·•••• 3 c. Blrttl~, ~· ••• ,• •• 2 t • 0 0 II. T~ lb ••• .• 3 1 B. Burdlttft p I 0 • , . I 2 0 J.~&,P"•••••••l 0 TOTALS . ..-. .. ·.I' , GAll& • ',. ,2t t ' 1 Q 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 ' NOJ11H G~~Li!\ · , Wlmreas ~ North Gowo ;.... ,. ballr,F i ~ke¥1 -Pli,Y•h•ho'"!'llwil ~ *"'»bieo · :~ lbe .~briol'a '~'J\ll.!lidrtl ~held Frilio,Y, . 1• -- ·-' . ' I •• •I Clrcuo wtll perform C11 llobdl,)-, May 13. Perlormanceo will begin at • and 8 <i 1lle Galllpolla Area Ja1ceeo. The enpgemmrt wtli mark the 48lh 111111111 twr II this well kllowD big lq> attractm. The Zunberla lr<q>e <i ftve ~ ortlots, with lhelr lrljlle IOIIIOI'8SIII~ wtll be .... ohm-; with 111e Van Looa Sl-•· acrobat• and gymnuta, newly reerilllid !rilili Aullrla; Napol. fNI1, the man who ltlodl on me ' I l I ••~ . •• ,. and Donald Browning. IJrieplk!ao ,.... preaentecl ID oenloro John Rualell, Eel Gonl- ner, !#!Nil Saunders, aed DBvld !lddmore. Tropbleo dCIIsled by,,vari<lus bu&lneoa eBiabUolunentl In 111e Bidwell • Porlbr, Vlnlali area, went to Rub Pelntet iilro waa voted the bell dsfenil(e ·UnOi' ·iJ ' '''f! i· , !!WI; COyle siuolcttrt, ibe belt ltaemOri; Dllnn1 llc- Dm olve ·who uon Browning, 1lle belt ,dOfen. back; IIIII !)avid !lddmore · reclllved In the all Ill* bsllotlng IHioonbie ..... •• ·A JiNe"}udge 011 the Cofnmoo Pletu benchforelevm~. ' 1 . , _.,.,. ,·'·''' "·',,.,_-.-,,,., ; ·"IM Y.lte •r. ''' "\ , . . . ~·""IF. •J:,-1/ r.~·• · •• I • • • • ' Central. ConnnittHman Fourth Ward, Pomeroy, Ohio ' -· ·i i $2,295 ' · COURt OF /APPEALS b8ve a so~:dau~te~. area to obtain work! · . · , ~ --· 4 Dr. Sedan. raC!ory Air Condlioned. One weful locaJ owner. Juperb coDdltion $3,995 USED CARS ·• - . , 65 CaciiQ,c Calak H.T. s.di.t·. 65 Cedllltc ' . . . '·. ,, , , .. C ,, ·. ill the '· · nallllf SbutJi, Eiitern -Ohio as an area of great. need, 1M earDWIIIDa i:el1aln -fwiaa •to be ipelrt l!d- area. ' ' ' Full power tlrei. Climate beautiful ll"l' VOTE FOR ~ , ;!41N, III!IIJ _M9Mellaa, Cbeor.......-lldrloor, ~"""'" cbeerleadlnrr lllll'dl IIIII opeelal rec...,won wu g~.., to tllo. Norlh G&IUa alrl• bU\-u _.. TIIUSTEE AND TREASVIIER OF OF THE NAZAIIENE whlcli llnl- 1IJ1rd In lhellrll l(lrll llaakell>all tournament held at Rutland. Odie O'llonaiU-eerved u ..... tor of ceremonloa. Rev. liObert Ball ..... 1lle lnvo<aUoa aed the MEIQ!Eil OF ftpru that uthere'& liD flllllr<>lor the NBA )n st. '->ull." !lueria !Did UP!, "lOY team filii oilch a good team.u WI had 1ut year ond drew U I . PQorl,y. u we did certainly didn't haw a future here." .Tbe o&le , ol the traaohiH II "'* Jr' to " 1.:.. On n .... · Distr'ICt AA . ·To.'umament - -~~ liiiDDIJ!:PORT VOL, FIIIE tEPT. '· 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE l!fliEET COJOIISSONI!Ii MY PlEDGE IS TO BERVE WlrH CHiusrlAN AND DEPENDABIIII'\' BONEBI'Y ·. • periODs -11leal!alr, - IOred 1lle Nor1IJ GatUa A1IJ. leUc Club. Boo-• June 22 All- Star Encounter from HamUIIin Garllatd compieled the S>ulh equad IIIII ~ AI~ Woot rrom M&nslleld st. Peter, woo 111e tenth on 1lle Norlh tMm. Tho gome In the lfu1on ~ Hlllll wiiiiDUnw an alJ.doy cooc(>. iDs cllnll: ottendod ~ member• of the Olllo I!IP! Scliool BAlk... blil"~l~llv :~ tu JJCJr~;rli';IL Main BPBiklr at lhe cllnlo DETROIT, (UfO - Roser Repoz drove In .olx runs wl111 1 pair wUI be BW Fitch, new heed or three - i1ut homers Into tbe cooch 11 111e umverslt;y of llfn. UIJ(lOr rlsf>llleld standi of Tiger II080ia, Who prevloulll,y held that Sladlum SalurdOI1 powering 111e t>Oit at Bowlias Green Stata. California Angels to a 7.: trlultlllh filii dealt 1lle Detroit Tltllr• 1IJelr third 'atrallht loot • without the aervtee1 II left. to on tho o&le aed lfllllter wlnpr Gllloa Trsmblo¥ In 111e or the olub. • F...Cial arr-10111 fD. ftrtt pori of 1IJe NoUonal Hock011 Leaauo stanlOI Cup tvtns· lhe oale .were .- not diDo final plo¥olls: clooed but 1101110 J'C)Ol1l placed Tremblay boa boon holplta·the price u illlh u ~ mUUnn. llzed for a week lor a mUd A IIPI!blllllll lor • lit. ...... em.cuaslm · IUftered In a Hml· crotl' which had conoidere!II)Ul'o cbuerltheirODCblleeotlierhld llnal - · wllll 1lle ChlCIII> Black Hawka lao! lblday. II!Dili.EPOII!' 'CHURCH baM&~ by ~ roo :~;::;::::::::::;::::::::::::Adv:·:: Last Players Named For ..J )»~I" tlfttt.S r ~WY'rkir :.~:.iu tl.· .. . ' 1955 ID two. MARION, Ohio (UPl) - The nome• of laat two ol the 20 illlh school bsllkoQI,all p~o¥ero to PI>¥ In the North-South AI!. star Game June 22 were .... .munced ~· . Pwn..~~ &-loot-7, ' . ' ''-~ ,~, ·- Gimes, 11111 To the Voters Of c.....,....ht>•. ~. . ~ ' ,( FOR ~OUNTY. COMMISSIONER qwted a flgur• aroued ~3 mu. aed Ia tlullr lOCOed ...... here Unn. Before 1111 start or the won the tlrat of tlYe coasecuttve 1967~8 ............. !len Kel'o western divtlllon nor I10ted he was bothered with In tho 1957 • 58 oeaoon 1lle arlhrltlJ ond wu Puttlns the Hawkl won lho world c._..,. BhiP by dofeatl!llthe BoiiiCII <:&. Hawkl Ill lor sale. !leo In tlte p~s tour pmes The Hawkl came ID lit. '->ulo from MUwaukee In . ' TO OPEN MAY 2t SciDID begin Ito 1968 - COWMBUS (UPl) - wm !Qwna .,. ~ 2t w1111 every leodins driver wlMero at 111o - k Ia lhe lut nino 7eara haruw otabla reservations. Tbe Uot lncludoo 1ut yoar'o wlnnoro Gene lliOBie IIIII Terry Bolton, Marc FerguiOD ond Bob Seabrook o l i 9 6 S , - hiCII, Erv Sampleo, Berman Folat, LArry Richard, Curly !mart and Forreat Short, acCOI'\Ilns 1v Rece Socretacy John . Meigs County! .Due to the limited time until the May prlmay I will not be able to see all of you vcters. To those I have been unable to see personally, I take this means to lntrodiice myself. I was born and raised in Lebincin Township, Meigs County. I am married to the former Murl Trussell and · have one , daughter, Betty Gaul of Chester, Ohio. . I - ' I am now serving as a member of the Meigs County Board Qf Comm!ssl01181's, ·having been ~ppoi~ted 10 fill tt-l~ virtaney · · aeeted when Ken~elh. McElhinney, Arstgned, I served 16 years as Township Trustee for lebanon Township. Served on the County Child Welfare Board and on the Meigs County Election Board. will continue to work for improvemem of our highway system and the creation of· an atmosphere favorable for industrial and business growth. I would appreciate' your vote and influence, that I may serve my fi_rst full term as your county · commissioner. I VOTE FOR Ralph Warden "Jim" Ours Phlllll>a. Pd. Pol. Adv, TO THE VOTERS OF MEIGS COUNTY: Your Vote and lnfiuence Will Be Appqcia!U In My Campaign for Commissioner .' -r- ...... ' would be a«omjlllihed by legillatton 'deslg. o~Jy,'m · .... '!'<irfY .S I o u so.-.,-. liObert IWllll, 1'1111 As a natlv. of Bedford Town~hlp. where I was raioe<1 on 1 farm and laier worked for M-OO a day u ._ far!~~ hind, I realize tbe value of a tax payers doUar. I hive ~rved aa a lownobip trustee In Scipio and SaUebury Towlllhlpo IDQ hive alWiyl worked !awards tbe improvements witbln tboae towl!fblpl, thl result. of which can be seen on tbe varlous roads, provlnl !bat 1 .iw ~ -u' YOW: commlssloller for the betterment of Melga County. - . ". Newport Custom 4 Dr. Sedan· Factory Air CoDdl~· Slwwtoom clean. Only 7,534 easy mllea by """" attorney. FuUy eqliiPP!d 1 'nils Sf, LOI!IS -.,(UPl) - Tho lit. Loulo Hawlil1 who llnlohed In the NoUODal Basketball Aoaoclodon wo-.r divtoian p~o Ill 11 of 12 1011001 hera, hove bean oold-1D a K'01I' In AtlaJta, Go, The -ownershfpl&headedby lonner Georgia Gov. CUI E. SJinder• ond Thomas G; Coullnl, an Atlant.l real estato <leveloper, The sudden annowrcement FriIIIQ' night wu raloued only 30 minute& betore tbe •tart o1 111e Natlonol Hockey Letsue game - - the st. '->ul• Blue• and the NlnDI- North Staro 1!11le lit. Loulo areea, Jammed with a. record 15,566 fan., Attendance drawn to the Blueo from tho Hawk& gunes was a major taotor in the llle. No Future == · . = ~:r J;i!JaUve w~- hal . 'don; C<Uiilotolotll'' Nurallll; etc. ~:. . u-, Bon Hawks SOld To Atlanta Group -elfoctlve lmm~ · aubject ID TREMBLAY·Our . III!P};Oval or. the NliA boorc1 o1 MONTREAL (IJPI) - The IIIO\'Oflll)ra, The board wtU meet Montreal C&nld!eu will be In New York Ctq next Tueod!Q' ' . ~ ~· 66 Electra Bui(k $2,895 .&ediuL One • "*" RlpubllcanFor move -l6our'area. ·· ·. , .. ·' 1'( " .. ' .. " ' ·' '• LegtslatjOn .autltorlziDJ lite putilk ~ .to eon: . duct vociUonal ~..... clWes for'·the <ft.ull~la to_be ~ iii; Elecii'bhlcS,' Welding, Refrlgeta; ,,., EKtra clean car luslde aDd out' $995 careful owner; .l!l!Ua clean •• • : past effedjve nlPI'el<!~t!on?•. '• ' I .proinlse, If ELEcTED, to .~ttrill(uce legl,slatlon to give any new Industry that.wOIIld lliOve ~ ~ · 'rea, or any ~l!uilry here now that would , ex- . • pand ·tbelr present' facllitles to creale new Jab~l' 11 · · 50% five ·year lax deducUon llli an lncentl.ve !9 , Top. 4 llfl- trtns. ol21 eJ181De •. ·65 Pontia' • . iW~nld they ha~ had -~ leaye~ If, .~e bad 33 New Ponfiacs, Buicks & GMCs i • · JUDGE OF THE . .. lefl - . . ' Hard ·, ... ' • -, ,'If, c·.. BACON. • Pontiac 2 Dr. Yl!<e.. J'I,Yl!O,.. ~.na u.aor, off...... Cluke,y, lhe bell oUenilveliaoli; ·66 Catalhla 1 · Fre- - ~ --lhlp llcClVJorl, , -ICIIlll.h GALLIPOLIS- Tho KlngBn>- p.m., .-r lhe more, 11r1rm1 . ~BobPalnter,ij,yleSo.....llllllllolt...,;;; · ,' GALLJPdLJS - · 11io' .,....,. 1ru · ttie' .Dd.t vaiUible toul-.s trop(Q'. Fred IJeel tiiiGn r1 ~· •hlsf>ll.,... '111e ·~r.., tiitroollill "-··•which .... cbol-. •• 1111 ........... AU'E~oriHian<~ift.~ .W... filii- 111e 8-1-1 ble plo¥er for Nor1IJ ' Go!Ue'• ,. ' lni Ia'' 111e elf~ · It North record. • , ~·~ teem Whloh llnlll!edln llrIt pleClo Ue for t b • ~ -· - ~· ' Varrdt,y-ICoicbiiU<IY Qlell ~ wii~ t:)lla Joho. Sblnly p(•lliotidrl-alv Sen- &>ulhern Vall01 Atbletlc Con. ""'lo ¥«~. ba-.II coach at tor· Larry 11ow<011; Jllnlbra ference tWe w11ll Knor Creek Matlhall lhllverllt,y; Mldng 11!1· R<ln GreeniOe; IIIII Rooi Morrll: and Eastern. mor '!1111 'a ~·· ljllk; Joho. ScrrJIII>Inorla. .Robel'! Slbltll, IIIII · Deel waa atao preiODted 111e 1011 atreaoed 1IJa 1_..wtee II Steve Saunded. · trO(IIJ)' for berins 111e bell academic average. Dean Maaon, r&'lime a1111etltally,ia - · • · and Tropblea ,.... awarded t\) Ia aodal U!e. Greenlee who was ohoiOD t h e aerve bslll<etball ooacli, piell4lllt: Followtns -1>11 talk, varlouo •· . bNI ...,.,.... J)la¥er; MI k e ed reaerve leiters to the 1o1. WJU'd• ~ IYt~. . Held P.,.., ' a iealor, received 1lle lcnrln&: Hollla Miller, Roser Pel.FciOtblll -'Cllili:b, -"•'rio Carter, beII r - . , tropby; lolorrla, trroy, i.al'l)' Howell, Brad Paint·preaeotad var&lt¥ leiters tv: was voted 111e inolll 1DiprOred er, Dllvld Clerk, andArrOnPeck. Qlber reoerve pi!Q'ers bllroRock1 itaJ1 and pio¥er award; ~vtd 6-3 Gary McCia&key. ' 11nlor, was given 1lle be 1 t ducid Included: Mlke Wlllon& Sos>homores - Allan H a I 1, · Turl011 George, Bobby Baoe. · Jrmiaro - Kermit - Ron Easloo, Diml7 McClaokey, ' · .. King Brothers Circus To Perform In Gallia 11Jaro "~ ' f •., a. Wet,, left 1D rl&l\lt ..;. ~... Fft!1 Doe!; ~tid • ~A~a~~ ·Highlight .Sports Biiriqt~et a AB R H Bulb. 11-C ••••••••• 4: 0 0 CoDIIr. lb-11 •••••••• 3 1 1 T. Jtntlwa, tf ••••••3 o o ~ t o o Ito o3 1 1 ·•· OUmort, lib ... , •• ~ 1 1 n.~rt .......2 0 1 F. BurDitt. rf •••• 0 0 0 )l)i:eb', c:: ••••••••3 0 2 :a. wnaon. 2b • , ••••• s o o .• �4), - i .; '·t·. ~ ' ' , ' JIEIGS , - n. Autt..••· •• ··-..... - a. Bt Slran. c ••••••••• f: 0 L. V111 Meter. cf •••••a 1 J. erow,rt ••••• ~ •.••s r K. Pbll.lnt If •••••• •.•3 1 v. JohnSon. Jb·•••• 3 c. Blrttl~, ~· ••• ,• •• 2 t • 0 0 II. T~ lb ••• .• 3 1 B. Burdlttft p I 0 • , . I 2 0 J.~&,P"•••••••l 0 TOTALS . ..-. .. ·.I' , GAll& • ',. ,2t t ' 1 Q 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 ' NOJ11H G~~Li!\ · , Wlmreas ~ North Gowo ;.... ,. ballr,F i ~ke¥1 -Pli,Y•h•ho'"!'llwil ~ *"'»bieo · :~ lbe .~briol'a '~'J\ll.!lidrtl ~held Frilio,Y, . 1• -- ·-' . ' I •• •I Clrcuo wtll perform C11 llobdl,)-, May 13. Perlormanceo will begin at • and 8 <i 1lle Galllpolla Area Ja1ceeo. The enpgemmrt wtli mark the 48lh 111111111 twr II this well kllowD big lq> attractm. The Zunberla lr<q>e <i ftve ~ ortlots, with lhelr lrljlle IOIIIOI'8SIII~ wtll be .... ohm-; with 111e Van Looa Sl-•· acrobat• and gymnuta, newly reerilllid !rilili Aullrla; Napol. fNI1, the man who ltlodl on me ' I l I ••~ . •• ,. and Donald Browning. IJrieplk!ao ,.... preaentecl ID oenloro John Rualell, Eel Gonl- ner, !#!Nil Saunders, aed DBvld !lddmore. Tropbleo dCIIsled by,,vari<lus bu&lneoa eBiabUolunentl In 111e Bidwell • Porlbr, Vlnlali area, went to Rub Pelntet iilro waa voted the bell dsfenil(e ·UnOi' ·iJ ' '''f! i· , !!WI; COyle siuolcttrt, ibe belt ltaemOri; Dllnn1 llc- Dm olve ·who uon Browning, 1lle belt ,dOfen. back; IIIII !)avid !lddmore · reclllved In the all Ill* bsllotlng IHioonbie ..... •• ·A JiNe"}udge 011 the Cofnmoo Pletu benchforelevm~. ' 1 . , _.,.,. ,·'·''' "·',,.,_-.-,,,., ; ·"IM Y.lte •r. ''' "\ , . . . ~·""IF. •J:,-1/ r.~·• · •• I • • • • ' Central. ConnnittHman Fourth Ward, Pomeroy, Ohio ' -· ·i i $2,295 ' · COURt OF /APPEALS b8ve a so~:dau~te~. area to obtain work! · . · , ~ --· 4 Dr. Sedan. raC!ory Air Condlioned. One weful locaJ owner. Juperb coDdltion $3,995 USED CARS ·• - . , 65 CaciiQ,c Calak H.T. s.di.t·. 65 Cedllltc ' . . . '·. ,, , , .. C ,, ·. ill the '· · nallllf SbutJi, Eiitern -Ohio as an area of great. need, 1M earDWIIIDa i:el1aln -fwiaa •to be ipelrt l!d- area. ' ' ' Full power tlrei. Climate beautiful ll"l' VOTE FOR ~ , ;!41N, III!IIJ _M9Mellaa, Cbeor.......-lldrloor, ~"""'" cbeerleadlnrr lllll'dl IIIII opeelal rec...,won wu g~.., to tllo. Norlh G&IUa alrl• bU\-u _.. TIIUSTEE AND TREASVIIER OF OF THE NAZAIIENE whlcli llnl- 1IJ1rd In lhellrll l(lrll llaakell>all tournament held at Rutland. Odie O'llonaiU-eerved u ..... tor of ceremonloa. Rev. liObert Ball ..... 1lle lnvo<aUoa aed the MEIQ!Eil OF ftpru that uthere'& liD flllllr<>lor the NBA )n st. '->ull." !lueria !Did UP!, "lOY team filii oilch a good team.u WI had 1ut year ond drew U I . PQorl,y. u we did certainly didn't haw a future here." .Tbe o&le , ol the traaohiH II "'* Jr' to " 1.:.. On n .... · Distr'ICt AA . ·To.'umament - -~~ liiiDDIJ!:PORT VOL, FIIIE tEPT. '· 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE l!fliEET COJOIISSONI!Ii MY PlEDGE IS TO BERVE WlrH CHiusrlAN AND DEPENDABIIII'\' BONEBI'Y ·. • periODs -11leal!alr, - IOred 1lle Nor1IJ GatUa A1IJ. leUc Club. Boo-• June 22 All- Star Encounter from HamUIIin Garllatd compieled the S>ulh equad IIIII ~ AI~ Woot rrom M&nslleld st. Peter, woo 111e tenth on 1lle Norlh tMm. Tho gome In the lfu1on ~ Hlllll wiiiiDUnw an alJ.doy cooc(>. iDs cllnll: ottendod ~ member• of the Olllo I!IP! Scliool BAlk... blil"~l~llv :~ tu JJCJr~;rli';IL Main BPBiklr at lhe cllnlo DETROIT, (UfO - Roser Repoz drove In .olx runs wl111 1 pair wUI be BW Fitch, new heed or three - i1ut homers Into tbe cooch 11 111e umverslt;y of llfn. UIJ(lOr rlsf>llleld standi of Tiger II080ia, Who prevloulll,y held that Sladlum SalurdOI1 powering 111e t>Oit at Bowlias Green Stata. California Angels to a 7.: trlultlllh filii dealt 1lle Detroit Tltllr• 1IJelr third 'atrallht loot • without the aervtee1 II left. to on tho o&le aed lfllllter wlnpr Gllloa Trsmblo¥ In 111e or the olub. • F...Cial arr-10111 fD. ftrtt pori of 1IJe NoUonal Hock011 Leaauo stanlOI Cup tvtns· lhe oale .were .- not diDo final plo¥olls: clooed but 1101110 J'C)Ol1l placed Tremblay boa boon holplta·the price u illlh u ~ mUUnn. llzed for a week lor a mUd A IIPI!blllllll lor • lit. ...... em.cuaslm · IUftered In a Hml· crotl' which had conoidere!II)Ul'o cbuerltheirODCblleeotlierhld llnal - · wllll 1lle ChlCIII> Black Hawka lao! lblday. II!Dili.EPOII!' 'CHURCH baM&~ by ~ roo :~;::;::::::::::;::::::::::::Adv:·:: Last Players Named For ..J )»~I" tlfttt.S r ~WY'rkir :.~:.iu tl.· .. . ' 1955 ID two. MARION, Ohio (UPl) - The nome• of laat two ol the 20 illlh school bsllkoQI,all p~o¥ero to PI>¥ In the North-South AI!. star Game June 22 were .... .munced ~· . Pwn..~~ &-loot-7, ' . ' ''-~ ,~, ·- Gimes, 11111 To the Voters Of c.....,....ht>•. ~. . ~ ' ,( FOR ~OUNTY. COMMISSIONER qwted a flgur• aroued ~3 mu. aed Ia tlullr lOCOed ...... here Unn. Before 1111 start or the won the tlrat of tlYe coasecuttve 1967~8 ............. !len Kel'o western divtlllon nor I10ted he was bothered with In tho 1957 • 58 oeaoon 1lle arlhrltlJ ond wu Puttlns the Hawkl won lho world c._..,. BhiP by dofeatl!llthe BoiiiCII <:&. Hawkl Ill lor sale. !leo In tlte p~s tour pmes The Hawkl came ID lit. '->ulo from MUwaukee In . ' TO OPEN MAY 2t SciDID begin Ito 1968 - COWMBUS (UPl) - wm !Qwna .,. ~ 2t w1111 every leodins driver wlMero at 111o - k Ia lhe lut nino 7eara haruw otabla reservations. Tbe Uot lncludoo 1ut yoar'o wlnnoro Gene lliOBie IIIII Terry Bolton, Marc FerguiOD ond Bob Seabrook o l i 9 6 S , - hiCII, Erv Sampleo, Berman Folat, LArry Richard, Curly !mart and Forreat Short, acCOI'\Ilns 1v Rece Socretacy John . Meigs County! .Due to the limited time until the May prlmay I will not be able to see all of you vcters. To those I have been unable to see personally, I take this means to lntrodiice myself. I was born and raised in Lebincin Township, Meigs County. I am married to the former Murl Trussell and · have one , daughter, Betty Gaul of Chester, Ohio. . I - ' I am now serving as a member of the Meigs County Board Qf Comm!ssl01181's, ·having been ~ppoi~ted 10 fill tt-l~ virtaney · · aeeted when Ken~elh. McElhinney, Arstgned, I served 16 years as Township Trustee for lebanon Township. Served on the County Child Welfare Board and on the Meigs County Election Board. will continue to work for improvemem of our highway system and the creation of· an atmosphere favorable for industrial and business growth. I would appreciate' your vote and influence, that I may serve my fi_rst full term as your county · commissioner. I VOTE FOR Ralph Warden "Jim" Ours Phlllll>a. Pd. Pol. Adv, TO THE VOTERS OF MEIGS COUNTY: Your Vote and lnfiuence Will Be Appqcia!U In My Campaign for Commissioner .' -r- ...... ' would be a«omjlllihed by legillatton 'deslg. o~Jy,'m · .... '!'<irfY .S I o u so.-.,-. liObert IWllll, 1'1111 As a natlv. of Bedford Town~hlp. where I was raioe<1 on 1 farm and laier worked for M-OO a day u ._ far!~~ hind, I realize tbe value of a tax payers doUar. I hive ~rved aa a lownobip trustee In Scipio and SaUebury Towlllhlpo IDQ hive alWiyl worked !awards tbe improvements witbln tboae towl!fblpl, thl result. of which can be seen on tbe varlous roads, provlnl !bat 1 .iw ~ -u' YOW: commlssloller for the betterment of Melga County. - . ". Newport Custom 4 Dr. Sedan· Factory Air CoDdl~· Slwwtoom clean. Only 7,534 easy mllea by """" attorney. FuUy eqliiPP!d 1 'nils Sf, LOI!IS -.,(UPl) - Tho lit. Loulo Hawlil1 who llnlohed In the NoUODal Basketball Aoaoclodon wo-.r divtoian p~o Ill 11 of 12 1011001 hera, hove bean oold-1D a K'01I' In AtlaJta, Go, The -ownershfpl&headedby lonner Georgia Gov. CUI E. SJinder• ond Thomas G; Coullnl, an Atlant.l real estato <leveloper, The sudden annowrcement FriIIIQ' night wu raloued only 30 minute& betore tbe •tart o1 111e Natlonol Hockey Letsue game - - the st. '->ul• Blue• and the NlnDI- North Staro 1!11le lit. Loulo areea, Jammed with a. record 15,566 fan., Attendance drawn to the Blueo from tho Hawk& gunes was a major taotor in the llle. No Future == · . = ~:r J;i!JaUve w~- hal . 'don; C<Uiilotolotll'' Nurallll; etc. ~:. . u-, Bon Hawks SOld To Atlanta Group -elfoctlve lmm~ · aubject ID TREMBLAY·Our . III!P};Oval or. the NliA boorc1 o1 MONTREAL (IJPI) - The IIIO\'Oflll)ra, The board wtU meet Montreal C&nld!eu will be In New York Ctq next Tueod!Q' ' . ~ ~· 66 Electra Bui(k $2,895 .&ediuL One • "*" RlpubllcanFor move -l6our'area. ·· ·. , .. ·' 1'( " .. ' .. " ' ·' '• LegtslatjOn .autltorlziDJ lite putilk ~ .to eon: . duct vociUonal ~..... clWes for'·the <ft.ull~la to_be ~ iii; Elecii'bhlcS,' Welding, Refrlgeta; ,,., EKtra clean car luslde aDd out' $995 careful owner; .l!l!Ua clean •• • : past effedjve nlPI'el<!~t!on?•. '• ' I .proinlse, If ELEcTED, to .~ttrill(uce legl,slatlon to give any new Industry that.wOIIld lliOve ~ ~ · 'rea, or any ~l!uilry here now that would , ex- . • pand ·tbelr present' facllitles to creale new Jab~l' 11 · · 50% five ·year lax deducUon llli an lncentl.ve !9 , Top. 4 llfl- trtns. ol21 eJ181De •. ·65 Pontia' • . iW~nld they ha~ had -~ leaye~ If, .~e bad 33 New Ponfiacs, Buicks & GMCs i • · JUDGE OF THE . .. lefl - . . ' Hard ·, ... ' • -, ,'If, c·.. BACON. • Pontiac 2 Dr. Yl!<e.. J'I,Yl!O,.. ~.na u.aor, off...... Cluke,y, lhe bell oUenilveliaoli; ·66 Catalhla 1 · Fre- - ~ --lhlp llcClVJorl, , -ICIIlll.h GALLIPOLIS- Tho KlngBn>- p.m., .-r lhe more, 11r1rm1 . ~BobPalnter,ij,yleSo.....llllllllolt...,;;; · ,' GALLJPdLJS - · 11io' .,....,. 1ru · ttie' .Dd.t vaiUible toul-.s trop(Q'. Fred IJeel tiiiGn r1 ~· •hlsf>ll.,... '111e ·~r.., tiitroollill "-··•which .... cbol-. •• 1111 ........... AU'E~oriHian<~ift.~ .W... filii- 111e 8-1-1 ble plo¥er for Nor1IJ ' Go!Ue'• ,. ' lni Ia'' 111e elf~ · It North record. • , ~·~ teem Whloh llnlll!edln llrIt pleClo Ue for t b • ~ -· - ~· ' Varrdt,y-ICoicbiiU<IY Qlell ~ wii~ t:)lla Joho. Sblnly p(•lliotidrl-alv Sen- &>ulhern Vall01 Atbletlc Con. ""'lo ¥«~. ba-.II coach at tor· Larry 11ow<011; Jllnlbra ference tWe w11ll Knor Creek Matlhall lhllverllt,y; Mldng 11!1· R<ln GreeniOe; IIIII Rooi Morrll: and Eastern. mor '!1111 'a ~·· ljllk; Joho. ScrrJIII>Inorla. .Robel'! Slbltll, IIIII · Deel waa atao preiODted 111e 1011 atreaoed 1IJa 1_..wtee II Steve Saunded. · trO(IIJ)' for berins 111e bell academic average. Dean Maaon, r&'lime a1111etltally,ia - · • · and Tropblea ,.... awarded t\) Ia aodal U!e. Greenlee who was ohoiOD t h e aerve bslll<etball ooacli, piell4lllt: Followtns -1>11 talk, varlouo •· . bNI ...,.,.... J)la¥er; MI k e ed reaerve leiters to the 1o1. WJU'd• ~ IYt~. . Held P.,.., ' a iealor, received 1lle lcnrln&: Hollla Miller, Roser Pel.FciOtblll -'Cllili:b, -"•'rio Carter, beII r - . , tropby; lolorrla, trroy, i.al'l)' Howell, Brad Paint·preaeotad var&lt¥ leiters tv: was voted 111e inolll 1DiprOred er, Dllvld Clerk, andArrOnPeck. Qlber reoerve pi!Q'ers bllroRock1 itaJ1 and pio¥er award; ~vtd 6-3 Gary McCia&key. ' 11nlor, was given 1lle be 1 t ducid Included: Mlke Wlllon& Sos>homores - Allan H a I 1, · Turl011 George, Bobby Baoe. · Jrmiaro - Kermit - Ron Easloo, Diml7 McClaokey, ' · .. King Brothers Circus To Perform In Gallia 11Jaro "~ ' f •., a. Wet,, left 1D rl&l\lt ..;. ~... Fft!1 Doe!; ~tid • ~A~a~~ ·Highlight .Sports Biiriqt~et a AB R H Bulb. 11-C ••••••••• 4: 0 0 CoDIIr. lb-11 •••••••• 3 1 1 T. Jtntlwa, tf ••••••3 o o ~ t o o Ito o3 1 1 ·•· OUmort, lib ... , •• ~ 1 1 n.~rt .......2 0 1 F. BurDitt. rf •••• 0 0 0 )l)i:eb', c:: ••••••••3 0 2 :a. wnaon. 2b • , ••••• s o o .• �' ~r.:. b' ,, The GO ioad 100 all per o oi' «»;ft. to o:onlldtrlbl "Ma" For .•, Ill . s l1111rs ;:,, of e ......... Gra. . . . . rs Stu :y Co telling me about o )'le e nl Are the on conserva An W 'II •ve ou 0 r ag ... c Alln- ,., OUT GRakesT I ( D ' " House3 em 'this FOR ORIENT ooch ,.. 6+1ee I TH ,, • f ...• helping Henth revisi ..,.,,.,, He r Tw I . ,,,.a 'riEE ' of arazing on the treat.. ba ,.a, r• ,• , new furnace. .\" 10 , ma barn, vaeSD Vln n sow b I h, ood Thllim , OhlD 3yoar5 Phone ceo.ral So¥& POMI LLI ·-- 1 I I I I I I I 1, 010 lar- or-Dol r r···LAII ··---- · co pact tractor buy I I I I I I ---------------~ d · • ERS ,, At Your do lar buy mo en it's a GRAVE~ vu5tom Co ertible 7.6 23.00 • TRACTOR All nclm AR DRIVE HI8H ENE Y . ' Suettlflo: Specill ... GRAVELY SAL ,& SER I ,r I .•' ., ,•, ~~-:M!t 82.89 II e �' ~r.:. b' ,, The GO ioad 100 all per o oi' «»;ft. to o:onlldtrlbl "Ma" For .•, Ill . s l1111rs ;:,, of e ......... Gra. . . . . rs Stu :y Co telling me about o )'le e nl Are the on conserva An W 'II •ve ou 0 r ag ... c Alln- ,., OUT GRakesT I ( D ' " House3 em 'this FOR ORIENT ooch ,.. 6+1ee I TH ,, • f ...• helping Henth revisi ..,.,,.,, He r Tw I . ,,,.a 'riEE ' of arazing on the treat.. ba ,.a, r• ,• , new furnace. .\" 10 , ma barn, vaeSD Vln n sow b I h, ood Thllim , OhlD 3yoar5 Phone ceo.ral So¥& POMI LLI ·-- 1 I I I I I I I 1, 010 lar- or-Dol r r···LAII ··---- · co pact tractor buy I I I I I I ---------------~ d · • ERS ,, At Your do lar buy mo en it's a GRAVE~ vu5tom Co ertible 7.6 23.00 • TRACTOR All nclm AR DRIVE HI8H ENE Y . ' Suettlflo: Specill ... GRAVELY SAL ,& SER I ,r I .•' ., ,•, ~~-:M!t 82.89 II e �(~ . ,, ' ,',. ' i'"'Jil f, ... , •'ii ,, ··~ , ,. • ' zt.kr 116\fEIIT , '!, . ' · ' , ·. . 'I PEOPIZ OF idi!JGS COUNTY WILL Al-SO 1!1;! l 'WJNNER. EITHER JJIJII!CfLY 'ORINwEcrLY, BEHIND mo.cr,- ' ~ " '; - ' t GOT DUSt? Oiling. Ph. - ImP....... w!litlre c~tprtmont aervlces. - f.otle ~-- blacldo.P Procram wtihout n... caxti.' ·~ Notice - SHOOI'ING MATCH, SUnday, May 5, ooon to ~ p.m., Bob lllil Farm. Basban Road, sponeorod by Racine Fire Dept. 11-Uic ~ WILL DO sewing at hom&zippers, pockets, pegging, hemming, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason, Phone '173-5551. 4-1111-tk ,. W!!eel Alignment ' ': ' i .t ' FURNISHED and unfurnished H & N DAY-OLD or started ~ puDets. both n.... or apartments. Clooe to school. cage grown avallable. Poultry . Pllone IIIIUI.M. 10-18-trc bouiJng and automation. Modern Poultry, Boi No. 188, LARGE live room and ~ath Athens, Ohio. Phone lit3-7BSI. opartment, ..-.!y -all!d, 5-ii-ltc furnace heal, Pomerov. Pbone ~1;.trc NINE ROOM HOUSE. · bath. '11Jppers Plains. Euollent .l'llliNISIIED three-room apari. IIIIDI, bath:' .., 90uth Secoll4 dillon Inside, new aldlnlnum ,.;.\'ie., Middleport. Phone loin. oldlng, l&rl!• Jot, aeveral outbuildings. Al•a Clark. Can l>e : ..-;~:;.~:·.~ ':'~cil. ~~., 44-tfc lloanced. Pllone es7-3112. 5-ii-ltc 'r •. 'l'lliiEE ROOM aparlmenl and ... ..,.P slteo .., Ohio RJ. HOME GROWN 'byblrd tomato ' PbOno Maaon, m.s 1~7. ,.plants Harold G. Roush, H«p ' 'Portland. Pl1one 843-12511. con: ~ ~ MIDDLEPORT - 1\!o story frame, 6 rooms (3 bedrooms), bath, w•U to wall carpet, some paneling, kitchen cabiDels, bull! In oven and range, basement. oil In acellent OO!Idltlon. $12,000.Gil II!DllLI!I'ORT- I story lnme, 4 rooms, (2 bedrooma), nice lot. needl s6rne repair, going run at ••.m.eo LONG BOTTOM ~ Nloe oottage · on the river, S rooms, S Iars• sereened In porches, basement. All In aceUeiil colldltlon. $3.8$0.80. Olfb-....... ,, s-n, HENRY CU!IAND ' . ' . ' I ngeH • I REPUBLICAN •• MaGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER •• REPUBLICAN - 5:55 ' ' sickle btr, 3 ,~tang reel mowers. $150. Robert mn. R•elne, Phone 949-3811. ' 5-ii-3tp ForS.Ie ., - 1WJi>IJll to ~ pl""lrc onil Promotlotl for •I CGfridor "'"ie tD Eaolerli Mel&• Countr and ,to aul&\ ~11!1,ef, rom to paroljldo consiruCiloo of • brl<ip In tbll ore.. · . . . . .x·, Rolaert ' ." 't · ',rellive proJect•. • Weekly' .Guide T,o Better TV Viewing 'NEWS prese.,s .· · Guaranteed Jl!!palreCI Assorted Adjustment Tires LOCAL REPORTS D'AILY \ AT 7:50 A.M. ALL SIZES $1~UO ·PIUI tU eacb QYDEKUIIN 667., Tufll*l ......., 0. .~~ DWARF FRUIT TREES RED, PINK, WHITE' IJO&WOOD HARDY AZALEAS MAGNOLIAS $4.95 SHRUBS I . . .. ',_.................... ... ...... , PHEW ,~ ~ ~ r I ( ID t J I J [) ·-· V/H.AT AN I · Hfl~ ~' Now lll'I'IIIP 1111 clr<lod !ellen I ( J =:::.."t:~~-:::.:.: HUnT -.,..... ·-- DAILY CROSSWORD 5.Beutilt ll. Emhell1ah 11. BiiJIIcal ll~. Bxclantl· li.Limproyo -.....h-..-. ..... ........... - vllllf, loroae l.llolotorrld ..... l5.'l'onliln tJon ..uva 20. Mr. Tonne 21. ll'o1>1boll pooltlon: ..,.,._ 1'................. . 1111. . . . . ST.AIUku ·= . Ptoo. 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Wed,;, May .J5, . 10~00 'A. ... •• "- 3 car'Trldl 4:08 ,_, ... 8 Wre.UIIi 13 World or .-n- "" 3 ~ PNI!dent 8 Htrculoldl 13 The Fant.uUc Four lO:OD a Fllrutunt• ....... u !ttllllnun '~"r.~ I . !illnplon 8 Cllnlhll'OI1 ~ 1:30 13 Cowbo1 ln Afrk:a U '"' 3 Porter wIIOIItr - 7"-M • 3 ,.. -Mt · Journey tel L-.r ol Earth 8 Jaeklt Gleuon I Till Jr. • • Glto5t fCII' cat •i 9:00 3 Movie 8 lqan' I Heroe1 1'111.... 1~ 3 Coal ~~r:ceo~ 8 Johlq- Qialit .._.....,,,., IS Alw1ean Bud Mild l:OD 3 lf.utocei Xlnlwal ··-- ~·18 ""' 8 ""'"' 13 s.tuntQ SeeM . I• SUNDAY 8 The Bible AUIIftrl ) t:u 6 .... 3 Cotn Cob Bclort 13 a Todlf h'lf 3 U B ~holCiu1tt '1:10 s_. II s Jea... !fiOJf 1J ~ Cari'OIIiitJ • 3 8 B:IG .... 13 KartoGn .Kand\'111 u 3 Mille UMislu lhMI .... a..u• 11 •'l'NIII or Oila--~~~ .,- &118 U IWYDIIIi.- Hill'• ''"' 8 U '"'r...tp 11 ..,.. u ...... -. 10;01 ·I I'heatn The NIWip'ed Glint 5:00 Tl'lll2l or Coniequlnt• 1:00 ~ 3 Netf1 Pk1w'e lt-.88 ...,......,.,. ..... '-ll¥ Thi~Gime U Bib Y011q1- NMn Ul FON!IP r...to....W.. 1 IMrb' """'"'" "..,~ · FUrtaw.• ~ SalpJ--- • Mr. c.noar. ~ \ a :fliieitt.Slo"'l . s 3:00 Another World To Tell the Ttulll Gtntnl HoiPIIIl &30 You nMl't Sl,y F4p ol Nicfn ICk Shacklwl t:OO ·-. ClfNlln~ I ",..;,~·· • £1!1t11 Ntwl Ctntrll :U 111tY Grilltn .·~ .\ ~., ~· ·•aaw ~Kn!Wtlte ~ ·a . f\1"""'S!!tilal " :· ·f' ~~ ~ . U Ne!r~~-, Wat~~er. ~ 11:20 8 IIDYle ll:H 3 TonJaht u ""' 81111111 SlOW 3 Thli)x:twl 8 ,' Llnoe l.s 1 *lenctlr.d Thlfw . 8 YI"IIIMnltclln Jr, 13 c...,... Cartoon u 1:30 3 r.g.s ot O.r u ... .-· 3 3 Deu. Martin 13 Man In • 5uitciUI 1::JO 3 Let's wake A llMI 8 AI the World Turn• 13 Vi ...... PaJV 13 lnYederl 11:00 ""' ~•&Pall '"' ""' u l3 Pl)1on Plaee 10:00 n lhll!l Kou•• 3:1& Tld1WeBt1~ U ~ U G1orJ1 Ol 1M Jqle 12:00 9:30 3 Mid ~ Nlwl Pleture 8 Jt~eklt: Obl.illpl' !ilow ... 3 New Orlell'l• Qlen 1J Golpel~ 11:08 u Thll Detlrw c-. 3 Bir6nln 1 GUsy Trio a:oo 8 ~Me' Dicit ' llilhb' ~r 13 T'lle Nl'llip"td GliDe 13 Kl"'lolll! . &10 11130 3 c. Smart 3 ADD Cat 8 Ill 'lluw Sonl 8 ~A,\qulmaQ U LlwNI!IliWelk l3 Flyq N1111 Tomol"lV'I' ""' . a car I Track 13 Fom,n l.epoMiirN , o\od)'al~ · ll~ 8:31 8 a.d Sielton Htu 13 1C 'I'*'IA Tbill 8 Captain laJI&aroo 1:J WelDY~ 3 HlllllltJ~-Brinkley Rlport 8 Waltu Cronkite 7:80 :s :Jrcin1 Clra¥111 lliOO 3 PenollllltJ 13 G&rrlaon't (ioti1\u 3 4:30 8 Fllllily Theatre .... 3 ~t!Uit\Oq 8 Btml)' tullb\IUes 13 Tid• Nomq 3 John'• .\lmiMC 8 Clrtoot~l 7145 13 Nefthl.lorl canoon 6:GCI 3 Newt Pletllrll S Ctpltal Ntwl Centn1 13 Mtrv Grlm11 . '"" '"' B TV Clueroom Mr. 8 PlilltlttMII 13 The DltiDa; Game J3 Tnrth or Conaequence• !5:10 13 Bob Yoq - Newl IO:DO I SblldQ.WI 4:GO 5:00 3 Ri1111ide 3 JU~Jirnent 8 Cudld Ctmere 13 WlllJ FUKO ,~ ~rk 13 The Ntwl,ywl>d GIIIW! secret Storm 8 7:3U ~ ·~- ..... 13 w111« Etnl --- - or,Waht~ a 9:30 3 I ¥!~ Kl'ollkitJ '*' '"" 7:30 3 Mike tbQ&lu liloW 8 Captain KqiTOO i:IU Family 'niAtn Ntnrb1tlll tillle 5:00 Rnhlde Truth or Con18Q11bnce• 1:30 Doll YDUIIII - Nfl'll'l 6:00 Ntwl Picture C..ltal ..... Certnl Men Or.lt611 6:30 Hllllll.,.Brhtk~ "-"n 3 II 13 Kaut.oon Kamin.! 13 10;00 8 CBS Klporta ' J:llddt CJbiJMar ~ I t Qo.a fioMH , 11:39 8 13 .r .,.:" """"" -' 11:30 .3 'Uicl Illy N11111 Plewrt "- U 3 ... ' ·I 8 Livtna Word 1!1'-" Jerrera ~ n Gioey Road R 8 The fi.JntMones 13 , >UC..u lbU 3 Mr. 3 l'ou ll:m't Sl,)> 8 Edged Nlaht 7115 13 The 3 l'ou ~·t Sl)' II Edp~ Night 13 Dark g..oow. 3 13 IJ8 J.oye of Lilt 111 Bewl~lltd <: ' """ .... 13 Dlvy 'Golltth 13 '"'- Dltlrw: Gume 3 O:lncnrallon 8 Bnei-1)' HUIIIIJU" 11 Tide MorniJW I Wilt Dl11111!1 I Ed !ldllvart , ,. a · Erntst Tlilb ~ 8:00 Karbon IW'nlval 111:(18 3 :<NpJL!Ipttrrtt 8 cadd Clllltrl 13 Wtli1Fug0 I Sin Fraa.co BMI " ~ 3 Allllbtr I¥Dl"ld 8 To Tell the 'fruch 13 Genua! Ho~ 3:30 7:0U 3 ANJthtr World 8 To Tell the TNh . 3:30 3 Y1ke ~8 liJow ' 8 Clftala Ku:proo 8 13 II llous.e Parey 13 The Bib¥ Gerrie 3:00 13 GeMTal Ho'Pilal 11:00 ''" [ .Ed """"" 11. FBI "" B Sl.., Jetreu ""' """' awor-1 '"" I !"CelebrtQ' <lute ' $ t1:4$ eon~~ 3 TociQ Show 13 New TeatanenL 13 Gollfolll'hllnlnt t:*l 8 Abbott ' Colttllo I Tw.Q Flrtt Cllltury 11 0u1er Ltmiu Informed As .Entertoined , Well As " ..,. ,., 1!35 8 The Bible Att•wera G:U 3 Corn Cob Rcoort •._,....::, 33.Cmoll ~ I Tom. IIIII Jer11 3:00 om. . ., 31. 0111'1 G.J'elp Gallia and Mason Area . 'l( at.CJaum fl.llolp f2.Aralllaa .... .... Purluit a/. !Jk:elJerEe ~" 3 Tile i))ctora J :nJ.~. as.a..tnetrte ,, U'fbrrW!d U .,. 8 The Blblt Anawer1 Dale E. stason recelvod a one 7asr Din and G. ~'• ~ 111o aUwr arrow ,poiatl, The Top Cub Scout .... for the Sc:....O.RalnaUcliJihslaa ' 25. liVer: part, II. 3&~1 11s11<1r Coucb, lio F~ Jamea ~ Parr;y L. Cue, Scott Watnound Ill a r k Mitch, reeet\'0!1 Bobcll . 12. CorU 2<. Kind of M.Jibd4' Jel!ory lloudllllolt, - I. 'han 7, Prolpeetor, 12. Torrent 14. Hate te. Location 11. Abltract I ..,. .1: (lo1latl!: Keeping Meigs ~ ·~or cltOII ~· a IV6i'!e Bq'o, Don I; and Paul Reed, Greeoey ' Glue, Kevin lletdng, Craia •. ll'eelllll ... . lqlrlll TNin\11 lk30 PeitlcOit J~~~etioa a 13 n. ss.,-. 111:110 8 Uaanlx 10:30 u a .... A Annr~r• 11:00 83 NIWI · 13 WIMkald New• U:Jii 13 CbWN Thllttr .""""" 11:28 B llo11e Ua5 ~werep~'to~ 2. Uprllblp l.llauuro Girl" playwr!Pt 10. P'odder WIEGEUA ~ ........ ....·. . ' u CowlrJ Clniritl ' Po-• ~YAOI Ye .. erd.f• A<UIOIJ8 t.MacaWJ 5. Principal I. "Dream . W01111n'1 ~0fVIft . 13 a.moo I ....- -... I tiiD'DtiiiJ JurnhiHI HOYII. . ~~-~ 7 II ~ -7111 UWvrdaiLUt ,...,_, 1965 CHEVROLET - POMEROY - The 1lli>J1tb)y with 5I chalnDan,· . ._1111!!_ _.,._ _""' meeting of Cub SCout Pock 2ts were Crafi VOID)' and KAMn .on Allrll 30 ot tha D.A. V. Hall Botzuig of Don 2, DaYicf Jlall. waa opened with tho pledp 1D - rto, ~ WUI, Gft8!>l')' iln!th FRAZIER DEFENDS TD'LE; . tho Flq Iod by lloll\f WW. and XitJuo;, Dillard of llea 3 • NEW YORK (UPI)- Joe F"" A1JPe<ial meetlna will be beld -\lore Dreaanted aD lward Dqe. zlor of ~libla t1i11 ~ Mal' 15 at 8 o'elock at tho Hall · Threo nn ~ ScoUt oilPIIc:.,. hlo Initial tille defa.ae llldDllt for tho' Don Motllero,. aasiltaDt Uoaa ,..ro aeeopteil, Retreoho ltlexleln ~oavfwilsl( dwnplon, . and commlt)M m - • of"lllo 11111U wore sarvad by tha -... Manuel In Nn York In Paek. A eomed,y Sid\,wu p,. oro ~I Don 2, late · Jlllll or Jul1 II 1111 santBd by all of tbe cliblln Don_ CHATMAN SIGNS . . roportecfPri<IIJ, Fruler, ...,.._ , 1 under the direction of lira. · NEVi YORK ~- J:l>uc ulzocl 'iu ~ <h~D~Pkiii . llolrman and lira. Job.~ a 2U POUnd IWorialva j!lllva ,...:..; tlill .moot ~ ~ llilllllllli .SiiW'e Cardon wttl!. on Utter. liuallw II)' , · the Scoutl of Don' t undor tu end frl!m Jaei!Soa lillie,,. h a • ibo aaet- torthe-tobe cBreetJon of llro, llo-um lilpd a ~ *lth !IIi ,i/111 Omoaaceclllller. .1 wore diop~od and lOCh cub York , Glaata 0( the Natlotill e>plalnod 1111 POstor. . Foodiall ........ A. puddle )ul1lPer . ....; no bel4 ll)' Don t illdi•....h .,cub mald!w 1111 .... JQIIIdlo ~· . 1 ~tFWII'' I ,~!J. EAMIIIGE ltV\OK . uun . ' •. $bop where you'll find IOtt ·· of w.ean cars, Iota•qf tetri~ , ;I va)ues; Jots of low. down . '·: ' AND •=30 P.M. S~ecial .Mee~id:g 1p~~~~d .. ' K4BEOS FORSYTHIA FLOWERING; - - ALMOND . .. •• Cv4t• ~=- 12 NOON 3 P.M. 0, UK-4111 J85-3M7 Unoenmble theBe four Jumbltt, one lttter to ea.eh square, to form four ordin•rJ wordt. Near Your Television Set fo~ Convenient Reference INFORMATION TIREs .'" ·m.•. .l '.',. a SHOTGUN MATCH to he held · Zll NEW Holland baler, Ulte new: New Holland rate No. FOUR ROOM bouse, bath, luD Sunday, May 5, 1968, sponsor56 6 rt.: John Deere Disc, like basement, garage, Two year ed by the Rutland Gun Club. old home. Phone 992-2421. Everyone welcome. 5-1-3to new, hay elevator, wagon, Super 'C' F8l'IIUlll traetor S-ZJ.tk with 2-row cuiUvators: 2 botHAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnp tom pickup plows, J.row POODLE PUPPIES. AKC ":oy Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Mo. mounted corn planter, 6 fl. miniature. $75 and up. stud day thru Friday. Ladles nlgl!t John Deere mower, No. 5, aJr service and grooming. Phooe every Friday. u.trc compressor, electric motor; 992-5443. 11 s If• 1m Bel-Air Chevrolet 8 cyl. Wanted To Buy automaUc, good condiUon. WILl, YOU make a fair offer ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. on desirable ten year old Approximately %,fJJO 1!, of 1" miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard house on Rt. 6Z, In Clifton. and 2" mixed dry lumber. Cecil, 800 W. Main St., PomeSix nice rooms and bath, Call 949-3'123 tr interested. 1'0)1. 1-!5-trc basement separated lo 6 4-»6tp rooms and tile shower, 12111 Pets For Sale stall. Two lots 50x1110 eacb 19M FULLY automaUc aewlng CAIRN Terriers, Black ScotFenced In privacy. All kinds machine complete to make ties, while 'Westles• tempor- butto¢1oles, darn, emb.: bu or fruit nos. Inquire at ary shots. Wormed, lla!taroo Blanche Compson In Clifton. 15 built-In <leslgns. This machKennels, Coolville, 0. Phone W . Va. 4-10-:JOtc ine Ia In perr.ct condition. es7-l654. 4-!5-1otr This machine sold lor $299.95. Balance or $75 cash or II pay. A!.UMINUM car too flsblnR boats . fully guaranteed, priced ments of $6.711. Call 992-21136. Female Help Wanted rll!bt. Klngsburv Road, one f.30.6tc ELDERLY Illdy for housewol'k mile west of · Rl. 13. Phooe and cooking. Pbone 119'H2S1 4-21-30tc for Interview. 0. mndy over 1!168 STEREO. lovely walnut 99U256. conaole with AM and FM ra· Uberty 'ftlean. Mlcldleport. dio. Tbis set has record stor- HOUSE IN Middleport on rl•er 4-SI-tk ·&ge. Take over payments of front: ~ .,B)ory. elgbl !'!"'~ and two lat!IS. fl0.51 per month or ·pay balHelpW~ 5-1-121p ance due $114.43. This set sold MALE AND FEMALE: Needed much hlgher. Try It in your Immediately. Service Watkins home. Call 1191-21136. ~ TRAINED rabbit dog, femalo. customers in city of Pomeroy. 12): electric sbaDow well $15. Full or SfSl'O time. Above av5 ROOM bouse on Happy Hoi· See Mildred Blasell, Long erage Jooome. Write D-85, low road, one mOe from RutBottom. after 6 p.m. S-;,tc Watkins Prnducts, Inc., WI· land. For further Information ..... MlDnesote 5ill87. 5-ii-ltc Phone 742-4702. f.30.6tc ~ACRE ca!Ue farm. by owner, near Rio Grande. Ohio. MALE AND FEMALE needed 10 YORKSHIRE and. HampCall Sam Guthrie. Phone 215im...,!lalely. Service Walklnl shire shoats, 150 Ibs. Eaob 54a. 5-Utp eustoa.ers In Meigs area. Full 1311Call 99UZI9 Harrisonor spare time. Abo·.re average ville. . ~ PASTURE for 5 calves: allo, 11lnoon>e. Write ~ Walkins foot mower. Earl Freckor. Producil, Inc., Wlnooa, MinSELF ASSEMBLED lraetor and Pbone 119UI65. 5-5-Mp nesota 5ill87. 5-ii-1tc plow. Phone 992-546'1, 204 Mul· hercy Ave., P1omeroy. 5-Utp 7 liP SIMPLICITY · garden Employment Wanted tractor with 24 lncb rotary PAINTIII'U, Amos Tillis, Rul- 0~ PINTO pony, Call 11115-tiJO mower, .ftuto UUer 8Dd Stclde lsnd, Phone 7~. »3tc altar 4:!0 p.m. ii-Utc Bar mower. Phone IIIIZ-23tli « see Paui Baker, s,.-acuse. For Slle or Trade IKI CHEVROLET Impala: aJ. ii-11-ltc WALKER ELECI'RIC four post. , so 6 lOWS. Phone Zl7·21fl or auJomoblle holst. Good oondlBIM030. 5-Utc SOUTHERN PLANTS, toma!ton. Gall Miller, Phone 11111toes, peppers, sweet )lOiatoes, 11911. 5-Utc PALAMINO MARE, 5 years oniDD and cabbage, WW If· ·old, nl"' and gentle, 900 lb.l.. rive Friday, 3rd of May. 56 Inches. Phone lm-30'19. Charles R. llarrla, Portland, For Rent Oblo. Phone 843-2693. c-. ""'P MOBILE HOME llpllce for any ol%e. All facilities, close to school and buslnes.o, in 1o1m. SOllTHERN PLANTS, lomsf4el, HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. 111peppers and sweet potatoes, qm Arnold Brolherl, PomePallo, nice lot, quiet nelgborder now for delivery Friroy, Ohio, pbolle ~borbood in Middleport. Jolin day, May 10. Charles R. Har· 4-..UC F. Fultz, Pllone iii-2Slt. ria, POrtiand, phone 114S-2693. 1-Utp 5-Utc IIOME GROWN tomato planll for garden use. Early v~ 4 ROOM furnished aparbnenl, HOUSE with adjoining lot, S Hines 1350, Big Red DeUcioul ldults only. 307 Spring Ave.. ~large kltd!en, moand lmprnved Mexican. Also, Pomeroy. 5-ii-Utc dern bath, run lmement, wltl1 cabbage and pepper plants. Thomas Hayman, S)'I'IICUie. TIIAJLII!R SPACES In the ....,._ pragt!. newly re-decorated. Call 992-WI s1tor 4 p.m. ~lJtc try on black !Alp roOd. Water, 54-Uc elecirlclty available. Call 11W832 or J. M. Gaul, Sumner Road, Pomeroy. s.utp 191111 M. G. A, 1600 -- New top, •Ide curtains, recently overReal Estate For Slle PLENTY or space for one lniJ. hauled engine. See Paul Athor with all laclUUes. In Syra- ey, 228 Coal Street, MiddleO'BRIEN AND CROW port, 0. 5-ii-3tp 01110. Call 982-3904. 4-11-trc REALTY IXJ!IIIPANY ' ,, -Compr-slvo COW!tJ'-Wide.PIIMirc tx>JJ04> "'l!"'dellortJ• to llllraet llldljll!"1 ..>d enhance JlO"ibUitleO' of illlle• ;.,.. . FoodstUff Til£ ' ' ~; FURNISHED APARTMENT, adults only, f4NI Spring Ave.;· STEREO RADIO comblnatlon, four S]Jeed IntermiXed changPhone 992-2288. 5-ii-Uc er, 4 ·speaker sound system. Lovelv w•lnut flnlsh. 'll!lo set ONE BEDROOM aparlm'IJlt, M lust few monlhll old. Pay & G Food Market, thn!e mlles balance of 189.91. or monthly south or MiddlepOrt on Rt. 7. paymenla. For home demon5-Hip stration call 992-3218. 5-3-6tc TRAILER SPACE In MiddlepOrt for two medium s 1z e Rm!NG GARDEN traetor, 8 hp. comolete with $IMider traDers. Call lm-262!1. 5-ii-trc ~lade. turning plow. 4 fo r' · . ~ ; ~-l:t .me ~ ..... 13, ".!iljp ol Fooll.. 8, "Cr1me Sctool" - .,.. MONDAY - H~ - 8otart. Dead - THURSDAY 1:00 - 8, "Fl.,. liWt1 to Nld- nil!lt" - .illhlllone. Aao 9:00 - '"""' 8, .....GIDIIl ol _ ... , - em. 14111brW-. a. .......,. - 13, "Sewen Men From Now"- RIIKDiphbtl,"" 11:20 - a. "lollde tM ,..•• I -c-J&cw -- rliUlAJ "Kart Kltnf' - �(~ . ,, ' ,',. ' i'"'Jil f, ... , •'ii ,, ··~ , ,. • ' zt.kr 116\fEIIT , '!, . ' · ' , ·. . 'I PEOPIZ OF idi!JGS COUNTY WILL Al-SO 1!1;! l 'WJNNER. EITHER JJIJII!CfLY 'ORINwEcrLY, BEHIND mo.cr,- ' ~ " '; - ' t GOT DUSt? Oiling. Ph. - ImP....... w!litlre c~tprtmont aervlces. - f.otle ~-- blacldo.P Procram wtihout n... caxti.' ·~ Notice - SHOOI'ING MATCH, SUnday, May 5, ooon to ~ p.m., Bob lllil Farm. Basban Road, sponeorod by Racine Fire Dept. 11-Uic ~ WILL DO sewing at hom&zippers, pockets, pegging, hemming, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason, Phone '173-5551. 4-1111-tk ,. W!!eel Alignment ' ': ' i .t ' FURNISHED and unfurnished H & N DAY-OLD or started ~ puDets. both n.... or apartments. Clooe to school. cage grown avallable. Poultry . Pllone IIIIUI.M. 10-18-trc bouiJng and automation. Modern Poultry, Boi No. 188, LARGE live room and ~ath Athens, Ohio. Phone lit3-7BSI. opartment, ..-.!y -all!d, 5-ii-ltc furnace heal, Pomerov. Pbone ~1;.trc NINE ROOM HOUSE. · bath. '11Jppers Plains. Euollent .l'llliNISIIED three-room apari. IIIIDI, bath:' .., 90uth Secoll4 dillon Inside, new aldlnlnum ,.;.\'ie., Middleport. Phone loin. oldlng, l&rl!• Jot, aeveral outbuildings. Al•a Clark. Can l>e : ..-;~:;.~:·.~ ':'~cil. ~~., 44-tfc lloanced. Pllone es7-3112. 5-ii-ltc 'r •. 'l'lliiEE ROOM aparlmenl and ... ..,.P slteo .., Ohio RJ. HOME GROWN 'byblrd tomato ' PbOno Maaon, m.s 1~7. ,.plants Harold G. Roush, H«p ' 'Portland. Pl1one 843-12511. con: ~ ~ MIDDLEPORT - 1\!o story frame, 6 rooms (3 bedrooms), bath, w•U to wall carpet, some paneling, kitchen cabiDels, bull! In oven and range, basement. oil In acellent OO!Idltlon. $12,000.Gil II!DllLI!I'ORT- I story lnme, 4 rooms, (2 bedrooma), nice lot. needl s6rne repair, going run at ••.m.eo LONG BOTTOM ~ Nloe oottage · on the river, S rooms, S Iars• sereened In porches, basement. All In aceUeiil colldltlon. $3.8$0.80. Olfb-....... ,, s-n, HENRY CU!IAND ' . ' . ' I ngeH • I REPUBLICAN •• MaGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER •• REPUBLICAN - 5:55 ' ' sickle btr, 3 ,~tang reel mowers. $150. Robert mn. R•elne, Phone 949-3811. ' 5-ii-3tp ForS.Ie ., - 1WJi>IJll to ~ pl""lrc onil Promotlotl for •I CGfridor "'"ie tD Eaolerli Mel&• Countr and ,to aul&\ ~11!1,ef, rom to paroljldo consiruCiloo of • brl<ip In tbll ore.. · . . . . .x·, Rolaert ' ." 't · ',rellive proJect•. • Weekly' .Guide T,o Better TV Viewing 'NEWS prese.,s .· · Guaranteed Jl!!palreCI Assorted Adjustment Tires LOCAL REPORTS D'AILY \ AT 7:50 A.M. ALL SIZES $1~UO ·PIUI tU eacb QYDEKUIIN 667., Tufll*l ......., 0. .~~ DWARF FRUIT TREES RED, PINK, WHITE' IJO&WOOD HARDY AZALEAS MAGNOLIAS $4.95 SHRUBS I . . .. ',_.................... ... ...... , PHEW ,~ ~ ~ r I ( ID t J I J [) ·-· V/H.AT AN I · Hfl~ ~' Now lll'I'IIIP 1111 clr<lod !ellen I ( J =:::.."t:~~-:::.:.: HUnT -.,..... ·-- DAILY CROSSWORD 5.Beutilt ll. Emhell1ah 11. BiiJIIcal ll~. Bxclantl· li.Limproyo -.....h-..-. ..... ........... - vllllf, loroae l.llolotorrld ..... l5.'l'onliln tJon ..uva 20. Mr. Tonne 21. ll'o1>1boll pooltlon: ..,.,._ 1'................. . 1111. . . . . ST.AIUku ·= . Ptoo. ' ·44.0lilmeo . ' .... a ''-"' U "" U 8 o\mlleur Hour "" ''" ,,,. :'1 W!ldtlirdm • Lalde 13 VOII&I . ' '!'"" lf",.O -· .,.,.,.,, (M;( •. ,_ I . I Wb .;;L•.... ·'1t. . .. '"""" , . _ 9::1(1 l:ifll:ret Sklrm "')'8tt Earp ,~ . . 11!00 ~~ .' ~ ,...-ke 3 fWbwood s.,.n. I Dkii .\IID S.nh lor Tomorrow Treuul'l lale 12145 8 Guldlnir Ltght "" ~ ~ ',:ao.'• ' lAc's Maki A 1*1 ... ... cartoun lfe " Dlltl&rl -... .1. AI tbl, World TUnll n w.a..Paro ·-. I lllaiellklooa·, • •• ' 11 SecondiHiftdred,~-· · 3 n...W~~ 8 ~kVln ~kl 12100 SJ1 Lovtof LU4 13 Bewlk:hed """tor ~<Mil 3 8 &l&ft;h '"' 8:~ 3 .ln)nlllciu 13 Blwitcl!ed . '"' .I' l'NiiUI'ti* 13 That <lirl 8 GMI!IQrU&In 1;00 ',._ 8 ...... ""' ~ 8 Goo:d Mol:mc World 13 N,Y,P.Il. 11:00 3 New-, W..ther, !llom ... , a -~,, WB~Utw, ~ I CitUal N"fl c.wal 13 . . . . . . . . . !IWu 8 ..... 3 Dlo<• of Our Llftl 8 lcM II a ~lllehnd 13 llkllall'• Nn:r · lli28 I ..... . Thlnf *"" 8lJ "Bib¥ "" 1111 Glme MI:Hell' I NroQ lloacb, a-. Wed,;, May .J5, . 10~00 'A. ... •• "- 3 car'Trldl 4:08 ,_, ... 8 Wre.UIIi 13 World or .-n- "" 3 ~ PNI!dent 8 Htrculoldl 13 The Fant.uUc Four lO:OD a Fllrutunt• ....... u !ttllllnun '~"r.~ I . !illnplon 8 Cllnlhll'OI1 ~ 1:30 13 Cowbo1 ln Afrk:a U '"' 3 Porter wIIOIItr - 7"-M • 3 ,.. -Mt · Journey tel L-.r ol Earth 8 Jaeklt Gleuon I Till Jr. • • Glto5t fCII' cat •i 9:00 3 Movie 8 lqan' I Heroe1 1'111.... 1~ 3 Coal ~~r:ceo~ 8 Johlq- Qialit .._.....,,,., IS Alw1ean Bud Mild l:OD 3 lf.utocei Xlnlwal ··-- ~·18 ""' 8 ""'"' 13 s.tuntQ SeeM . I• SUNDAY 8 The Bible AUIIftrl ) t:u 6 .... 3 Cotn Cob Bclort 13 a Todlf h'lf 3 U B ~holCiu1tt '1:10 s_. II s Jea... !fiOJf 1J ~ Cari'OIIiitJ • 3 8 B:IG .... 13 KartoGn .Kand\'111 u 3 Mille UMislu lhMI .... a..u• 11 •'l'NIII or Oila--~~~ .,- &118 U IWYDIIIi.- Hill'• ''"' 8 U '"'r...tp 11 ..,.. u ...... -. 10;01 ·I I'heatn The NIWip'ed Glint 5:00 Tl'lll2l or Coniequlnt• 1:00 ~ 3 Netf1 Pk1w'e lt-.88 ...,......,.,. ..... '-ll¥ Thi~Gime U Bib Y011q1- NMn Ul FON!IP r...to....W.. 1 IMrb' """'"'" "..,~ · FUrtaw.• ~ SalpJ--- • Mr. c.noar. ~ \ a :fliieitt.Slo"'l . s 3:00 Another World To Tell the Ttulll Gtntnl HoiPIIIl &30 You nMl't Sl,y F4p ol Nicfn ICk Shacklwl t:OO ·-. ClfNlln~ I ",..;,~·· • £1!1t11 Ntwl Ctntrll :U 111tY Grilltn .·~ .\ ~., ~· ·•aaw ~Kn!Wtlte ~ ·a . f\1"""'S!!tilal " :· ·f' ~~ ~ . U Ne!r~~-, Wat~~er. ~ 11:20 8 IIDYle ll:H 3 TonJaht u ""' 81111111 SlOW 3 Thli)x:twl 8 ,' Llnoe l.s 1 *lenctlr.d Thlfw . 8 YI"IIIMnltclln Jr, 13 c...,... Cartoon u 1:30 3 r.g.s ot O.r u ... .-· 3 3 Deu. Martin 13 Man In • 5uitciUI 1::JO 3 Let's wake A llMI 8 AI the World Turn• 13 Vi ...... PaJV 13 lnYederl 11:00 ""' ~•&Pall '"' ""' u l3 Pl)1on Plaee 10:00 n lhll!l Kou•• 3:1& Tld1WeBt1~ U ~ U G1orJ1 Ol 1M Jqle 12:00 9:30 3 Mid ~ Nlwl Pleture 8 Jt~eklt: Obl.illpl' !ilow ... 3 New Orlell'l• Qlen 1J Golpel~ 11:08 u Thll Detlrw c-. 3 Bir6nln 1 GUsy Trio a:oo 8 ~Me' Dicit ' llilhb' ~r 13 T'lle Nl'llip"td GliDe 13 Kl"'lolll! . &10 11130 3 c. Smart 3 ADD Cat 8 Ill 'lluw Sonl 8 ~A,\qulmaQ U LlwNI!IliWelk l3 Flyq N1111 Tomol"lV'I' ""' . a car I Track 13 Fom,n l.epoMiirN , o\od)'al~ · ll~ 8:31 8 a.d Sielton Htu 13 1C 'I'*'IA Tbill 8 Captain laJI&aroo 1:J WelDY~ 3 HlllllltJ~-Brinkley Rlport 8 Waltu Cronkite 7:80 :s :Jrcin1 Clra¥111 lliOO 3 PenollllltJ 13 G&rrlaon't (ioti1\u 3 4:30 8 Fllllily Theatre .... 3 ~t!Uit\Oq 8 Btml)' tullb\IUes 13 Tid• Nomq 3 John'• .\lmiMC 8 Clrtoot~l 7145 13 Nefthl.lorl canoon 6:GCI 3 Newt Pletllrll S Ctpltal Ntwl Centn1 13 Mtrv Grlm11 . '"" '"' B TV Clueroom Mr. 8 PlilltlttMII 13 The DltiDa; Game J3 Tnrth or Conaequence• !5:10 13 Bob Yoq - Newl IO:DO I SblldQ.WI 4:GO 5:00 3 Ri1111ide 3 JU~Jirnent 8 Cudld Ctmere 13 WlllJ FUKO ,~ ~rk 13 The Ntwl,ywl>d GIIIW! secret Storm 8 7:3U ~ ·~- ..... 13 w111« Etnl --- - or,Waht~ a 9:30 3 I ¥!~ Kl'ollkitJ '*' '"" 7:30 3 Mike tbQ&lu liloW 8 Captain KqiTOO i:IU Family 'niAtn Ntnrb1tlll tillle 5:00 Rnhlde Truth or Con18Q11bnce• 1:30 Doll YDUIIII - Nfl'll'l 6:00 Ntwl Picture C..ltal ..... Certnl Men Or.lt611 6:30 Hllllll.,.Brhtk~ "-"n 3 II 13 Kaut.oon Kamin.! 13 10;00 8 CBS Klporta ' J:llddt CJbiJMar ~ I t Qo.a fioMH , 11:39 8 13 .r .,.:" """"" -' 11:30 .3 'Uicl Illy N11111 Plewrt "- U 3 ... ' ·I 8 Livtna Word 1!1'-" Jerrera ~ n Gioey Road R 8 The fi.JntMones 13 , >UC..u lbU 3 Mr. 3 l'ou ll:m't Sl,)> 8 Edged Nlaht 7115 13 The 3 l'ou ~·t Sl)' II Edp~ Night 13 Dark g..oow. 3 13 IJ8 J.oye of Lilt 111 Bewl~lltd <: ' """ .... 13 Dlvy 'Golltth 13 '"'- Dltlrw: Gume 3 O:lncnrallon 8 Bnei-1)' HUIIIIJU" 11 Tide MorniJW I Wilt Dl11111!1 I Ed !ldllvart , ,. a · Erntst Tlilb ~ 8:00 Karbon IW'nlval 111:(18 3 :<NpJL!Ipttrrtt 8 cadd Clllltrl 13 Wtli1Fug0 I Sin Fraa.co BMI " ~ 3 Allllbtr I¥Dl"ld 8 To Tell the 'fruch 13 Genua! Ho~ 3:30 7:0U 3 ANJthtr World 8 To Tell the TNh . 3:30 3 Y1ke ~8 liJow ' 8 Clftala Ku:proo 8 13 II llous.e Parey 13 The Bib¥ Gerrie 3:00 13 GeMTal Ho'Pilal 11:00 ''" [ .Ed """"" 11. FBI "" B Sl.., Jetreu ""' """' awor-1 '"" I !"CelebrtQ' <lute ' $ t1:4$ eon~~ 3 TociQ Show 13 New TeatanenL 13 Gollfolll'hllnlnt t:*l 8 Abbott ' Colttllo I Tw.Q Flrtt Cllltury 11 0u1er Ltmiu Informed As .Entertoined , Well As " ..,. ,., 1!35 8 The Bible Att•wera G:U 3 Corn Cob Rcoort •._,....::, 33.Cmoll ~ I Tom. IIIII Jer11 3:00 om. . ., 31. 0111'1 G.J'elp Gallia and Mason Area . 'l( at.CJaum fl.llolp f2.Aralllaa .... .... Purluit a/. !Jk:elJerEe ~" 3 Tile i))ctora J :nJ.~. as.a..tnetrte ,, U'fbrrW!d U .,. 8 The Blblt Anawer1 Dale E. stason recelvod a one 7asr Din and G. ~'• ~ 111o aUwr arrow ,poiatl, The Top Cub Scout .... for the Sc:....O.RalnaUcliJihslaa ' 25. liVer: part, II. 3&~1 11s11<1r Coucb, lio F~ Jamea ~ Parr;y L. Cue, Scott Watnound Ill a r k Mitch, reeet\'0!1 Bobcll . 12. CorU 2<. Kind of M.Jibd4' Jel!ory lloudllllolt, - I. 'han 7, Prolpeetor, 12. Torrent 14. Hate te. Location 11. Abltract I ..,. .1: (lo1latl!: Keeping Meigs ~ ·~or cltOII ~· a IV6i'!e Bq'o, Don I; and Paul Reed, Greeoey ' Glue, Kevin lletdng, Craia •. ll'eelllll ... . lqlrlll TNin\11 lk30 PeitlcOit J~~~etioa a 13 n. ss.,-. 111:110 8 Uaanlx 10:30 u a .... A Annr~r• 11:00 83 NIWI · 13 WIMkald New• U:Jii 13 CbWN Thllttr .""""" 11:28 B llo11e Ua5 ~werep~'to~ 2. Uprllblp l.llauuro Girl" playwr!Pt 10. P'odder WIEGEUA ~ ........ ....·. . ' u CowlrJ Clniritl ' Po-• ~YAOI Ye .. erd.f• A<UIOIJ8 t.MacaWJ 5. Principal I. "Dream . W01111n'1 ~0fVIft . 13 a.moo I ....- -... I tiiD'DtiiiJ JurnhiHI HOYII. . ~~-~ 7 II ~ -7111 UWvrdaiLUt ,...,_, 1965 CHEVROLET - POMEROY - The 1lli>J1tb)y with 5I chalnDan,· . ._1111!!_ _.,._ _""' meeting of Cub SCout Pock 2ts were Crafi VOID)' and KAMn .on Allrll 30 ot tha D.A. V. Hall Botzuig of Don 2, DaYicf Jlall. waa opened with tho pledp 1D - rto, ~ WUI, Gft8!>l')' iln!th FRAZIER DEFENDS TD'LE; . tho Flq Iod by lloll\f WW. and XitJuo;, Dillard of llea 3 • NEW YORK (UPI)- Joe F"" A1JPe<ial meetlna will be beld -\lore Dreaanted aD lward Dqe. zlor of ~libla t1i11 ~ Mal' 15 at 8 o'elock at tho Hall · Threo nn ~ ScoUt oilPIIc:.,. hlo Initial tille defa.ae llldDllt for tho' Don Motllero,. aasiltaDt Uoaa ,..ro aeeopteil, Retreoho ltlexleln ~oavfwilsl( dwnplon, . and commlt)M m - • of"lllo 11111U wore sarvad by tha -... Manuel In Nn York In Paek. A eomed,y Sid\,wu p,. oro ~I Don 2, late · Jlllll or Jul1 II 1111 santBd by all of tbe cliblln Don_ CHATMAN SIGNS . . roportecfPri<IIJ, Fruler, ...,.._ , 1 under the direction of lira. · NEVi YORK ~- J:l>uc ulzocl 'iu ~ <h~D~Pkiii . llolrman and lira. Job.~ a 2U POUnd IWorialva j!lllva ,...:..; tlill .moot ~ ~ llilllllllli .SiiW'e Cardon wttl!. on Utter. liuallw II)' , · the Scoutl of Don' t undor tu end frl!m Jaei!Soa lillie,,. h a • ibo aaet- torthe-tobe cBreetJon of llro, llo-um lilpd a ~ *lth !IIi ,i/111 Omoaaceclllller. .1 wore diop~od and lOCh cub York , Glaata 0( the Natlotill e>plalnod 1111 POstor. . Foodiall ........ A. puddle )ul1lPer . ....; no bel4 ll)' Don t illdi•....h .,cub mald!w 1111 .... JQIIIdlo ~· . 1 ~tFWII'' I ,~!J. EAMIIIGE ltV\OK . uun . ' •. $bop where you'll find IOtt ·· of w.ean cars, Iota•qf tetri~ , ;I va)ues; Jots of low. down . '·: ' AND •=30 P.M. S~ecial .Mee~id:g 1p~~~~d .. ' K4BEOS FORSYTHIA FLOWERING; - - ALMOND . .. •• Cv4t• ~=- 12 NOON 3 P.M. 0, UK-4111 J85-3M7 Unoenmble theBe four Jumbltt, one lttter to ea.eh square, to form four ordin•rJ wordt. Near Your Television Set fo~ Convenient Reference INFORMATION TIREs .'" ·m.•. .l '.',. a SHOTGUN MATCH to he held · Zll NEW Holland baler, Ulte new: New Holland rate No. FOUR ROOM bouse, bath, luD Sunday, May 5, 1968, sponsor56 6 rt.: John Deere Disc, like basement, garage, Two year ed by the Rutland Gun Club. old home. Phone 992-2421. Everyone welcome. 5-1-3to new, hay elevator, wagon, Super 'C' F8l'IIUlll traetor S-ZJ.tk with 2-row cuiUvators: 2 botHAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlnp tom pickup plows, J.row POODLE PUPPIES. AKC ":oy Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Mo. mounted corn planter, 6 fl. miniature. $75 and up. stud day thru Friday. Ladles nlgl!t John Deere mower, No. 5, aJr service and grooming. Phooe every Friday. u.trc compressor, electric motor; 992-5443. 11 s If• 1m Bel-Air Chevrolet 8 cyl. Wanted To Buy automaUc, good condiUon. WILl, YOU make a fair offer ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. on desirable ten year old Approximately %,fJJO 1!, of 1" miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard house on Rt. 6Z, In Clifton. and 2" mixed dry lumber. Cecil, 800 W. Main St., PomeSix nice rooms and bath, Call 949-3'123 tr interested. 1'0)1. 1-!5-trc basement separated lo 6 4-»6tp rooms and tile shower, 12111 Pets For Sale stall. Two lots 50x1110 eacb 19M FULLY automaUc aewlng CAIRN Terriers, Black ScotFenced In privacy. All kinds machine complete to make ties, while 'Westles• tempor- butto¢1oles, darn, emb.: bu or fruit nos. Inquire at ary shots. Wormed, lla!taroo Blanche Compson In Clifton. 15 built-In <leslgns. This machKennels, Coolville, 0. Phone W . Va. 4-10-:JOtc ine Ia In perr.ct condition. es7-l654. 4-!5-1otr This machine sold lor $299.95. Balance or $75 cash or II pay. A!.UMINUM car too flsblnR boats . fully guaranteed, priced ments of $6.711. Call 992-21136. Female Help Wanted rll!bt. Klngsburv Road, one f.30.6tc ELDERLY Illdy for housewol'k mile west of · Rl. 13. Phooe and cooking. Pbone 119'H2S1 4-21-30tc for Interview. 0. mndy over 1!168 STEREO. lovely walnut 99U256. conaole with AM and FM ra· Uberty 'ftlean. Mlcldleport. dio. Tbis set has record stor- HOUSE IN Middleport on rl•er 4-SI-tk ·&ge. Take over payments of front: ~ .,B)ory. elgbl !'!"'~ and two lat!IS. fl0.51 per month or ·pay balHelpW~ 5-1-121p ance due $114.43. This set sold MALE AND FEMALE: Needed much hlgher. Try It in your Immediately. Service Watkins home. Call 1191-21136. ~ TRAINED rabbit dog, femalo. customers in city of Pomeroy. 12): electric sbaDow well $15. Full or SfSl'O time. Above av5 ROOM bouse on Happy Hoi· See Mildred Blasell, Long erage Jooome. Write D-85, low road, one mOe from RutBottom. after 6 p.m. S-;,tc Watkins Prnducts, Inc., WI· land. For further Information ..... MlDnesote 5ill87. 5-ii-ltc Phone 742-4702. f.30.6tc ~ACRE ca!Ue farm. by owner, near Rio Grande. Ohio. MALE AND FEMALE needed 10 YORKSHIRE and. HampCall Sam Guthrie. Phone 215im...,!lalely. Service Walklnl shire shoats, 150 Ibs. Eaob 54a. 5-Utp eustoa.ers In Meigs area. Full 1311Call 99UZI9 Harrisonor spare time. Abo·.re average ville. . ~ PASTURE for 5 calves: allo, 11lnoon>e. Write ~ Walkins foot mower. Earl Freckor. Producil, Inc., Wlnooa, MinSELF ASSEMBLED lraetor and Pbone 119UI65. 5-5-Mp nesota 5ill87. 5-ii-1tc plow. Phone 992-546'1, 204 Mul· hercy Ave., P1omeroy. 5-Utp 7 liP SIMPLICITY · garden Employment Wanted tractor with 24 lncb rotary PAINTIII'U, Amos Tillis, Rul- 0~ PINTO pony, Call 11115-tiJO mower, .ftuto UUer 8Dd Stclde lsnd, Phone 7~. »3tc altar 4:!0 p.m. ii-Utc Bar mower. Phone IIIIZ-23tli « see Paui Baker, s,.-acuse. For Slle or Trade IKI CHEVROLET Impala: aJ. ii-11-ltc WALKER ELECI'RIC four post. , so 6 lOWS. Phone Zl7·21fl or auJomoblle holst. Good oondlBIM030. 5-Utc SOUTHERN PLANTS, toma!ton. Gall Miller, Phone 11111toes, peppers, sweet )lOiatoes, 11911. 5-Utc PALAMINO MARE, 5 years oniDD and cabbage, WW If· ·old, nl"' and gentle, 900 lb.l.. rive Friday, 3rd of May. 56 Inches. Phone lm-30'19. Charles R. llarrla, Portland, For Rent Oblo. Phone 843-2693. c-. ""'P MOBILE HOME llpllce for any ol%e. All facilities, close to school and buslnes.o, in 1o1m. SOllTHERN PLANTS, lomsf4el, HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath. 111peppers and sweet potatoes, qm Arnold Brolherl, PomePallo, nice lot, quiet nelgborder now for delivery Friroy, Ohio, pbolle ~borbood in Middleport. Jolin day, May 10. Charles R. Har· 4-..UC F. Fultz, Pllone iii-2Slt. ria, POrtiand, phone 114S-2693. 1-Utp 5-Utc IIOME GROWN tomato planll for garden use. Early v~ 4 ROOM furnished aparbnenl, HOUSE with adjoining lot, S Hines 1350, Big Red DeUcioul ldults only. 307 Spring Ave.. ~large kltd!en, moand lmprnved Mexican. Also, Pomeroy. 5-ii-Utc dern bath, run lmement, wltl1 cabbage and pepper plants. Thomas Hayman, S)'I'IICUie. TIIAJLII!R SPACES In the ....,._ pragt!. newly re-decorated. Call 992-WI s1tor 4 p.m. ~lJtc try on black !Alp roOd. Water, 54-Uc elecirlclty available. Call 11W832 or J. M. Gaul, Sumner Road, Pomeroy. s.utp 191111 M. G. A, 1600 -- New top, •Ide curtains, recently overReal Estate For Slle PLENTY or space for one lniJ. hauled engine. See Paul Athor with all laclUUes. In Syra- ey, 228 Coal Street, MiddleO'BRIEN AND CROW port, 0. 5-ii-3tp 01110. Call 982-3904. 4-11-trc REALTY IXJ!IIIPANY ' ,, -Compr-slvo COW!tJ'-Wide.PIIMirc tx>JJ04> "'l!"'dellortJ• to llllraet llldljll!"1 ..>d enhance JlO"ibUitleO' of illlle• ;.,.. . FoodstUff Til£ ' ' ~; FURNISHED APARTMENT, adults only, f4NI Spring Ave.;· STEREO RADIO comblnatlon, four S]Jeed IntermiXed changPhone 992-2288. 5-ii-Uc er, 4 ·speaker sound system. Lovelv w•lnut flnlsh. 'll!lo set ONE BEDROOM aparlm'IJlt, M lust few monlhll old. Pay & G Food Market, thn!e mlles balance of 189.91. or monthly south or MiddlepOrt on Rt. 7. paymenla. For home demon5-Hip stration call 992-3218. 5-3-6tc TRAILER SPACE In MiddlepOrt for two medium s 1z e Rm!NG GARDEN traetor, 8 hp. comolete with $IMider traDers. Call lm-262!1. 5-ii-trc ~lade. turning plow. 4 fo r' · . ~ ; ~-l:t .me ~ ..... 13, ".!iljp ol Fooll.. 8, "Cr1me Sctool" - .,.. MONDAY - H~ - 8otart. Dead - THURSDAY 1:00 - 8, "Fl.,. liWt1 to Nld- nil!lt" - .illhlllone. Aao 9:00 - '"""' 8, .....GIDIIl ol _ ... , - em. 14111brW-. a. .......,. - 13, "Sewen Men From Now"- RIIKDiphbtl,"" 11:20 - a. "lollde tM ,..•• I -c-J&cw -- rliUlAJ "Kart Kltnf' - �GALLII'OLIS - The I'omeroy ferryboat ralaed Ita l>l'lceo a nickel and ·everybo<ly b! t h o Bend Area got ootheirhislihoroo on both sides altho river. Thill was 150 yean agv tills lleek. Tho! was ..,. of tilonewsi!Oms . from River News In the !loiiiPolis Datly Trlbonelrolnlbei!Pring of. 1918. Here Is a ~~~~ rel!lume of the major newa: - .. /~ "Mother's ........... IIWtla rru. • - Tlrr rlfl ., • millie11 IMpp., rrNUIOI'irt Twin bnruL of 'I Km11t ~old, whith J<ym/Jo/iu Mnthrr uml 1GtluT, •rr joirud by lrU· lrmu synthetic birChJirurr.r, OM /tn •ach cllild In Orr family. ·w•• 'I SPECIAL! REG. $28.SO ~~~E $22.50 r' •'. .. 1 EXTRA STONES- $3.>0 TAWNEY JEWELRY 422 SECOND AVE. 0!00 I wat.., Coptain Wllllam D. cum, ropAPRIL 29, 1918 - · 'l'bo ·fed. 1D tb.e leglslab.ire reBentative oral Inspector at Pt. J'llaiant ordered tilreo now shot¥ plac. from Ma1111 COwlQ< and master ed in the ~een Cley'a boUers. qf the towboat sally Marmo~ is Tho boat glvan a penni! being mentioned as a candl.date to run to Cincimati where re- for state Senator. Captain Cur~ pairs wlil he made before tile ry 11 a ~ navigator of coal ~oen enters !be Loui&Y!lle towa and made a good record for hlm,.ll in the Weill Virgintrade . ia legislature. The old towboat M. D. Way. SUIT FILED man was recently sold to a APRIL 30, 1918 - ON Wed· Pittsburgh firm!or$46,000. Towboats are in demand and prices nesday at Parkersburg aJibeJae.. tion was CUed at the office ofledare highest ever. eral court clerk, A. T. Barrett. CAPTAIN FRANK WRIGHT'S in the case of the Parkersburg father, Captain James Wright, Dock Co. againot the towboat ol Scary, W. Va., is 84 years Vernie Mac, her engineer and old. He was a fine pilot, one or eQ>jpment in an admlraltJ BUit the best tbat ever came O'Jt of for the recovery of, $744.36 alth'e Kanawha River. He is still in leged to be due for repairs mrie on tbe boat by the plaintiff company. A monition and attachment was issued by the clerk and was placed in the hallds of deput;y U. S. Mr.rshall John Throckmorton, who left to serve the libel and ; lj ' Gailtaln ~rank 5171 his fa· lber b~ bls ~s!&hl end kept 1\lmiOif awake one dark niJlht when ~ a I o n g at tho wheel by OQJ!rtlng a handfUl of JIOOd strong tohee<O juice Inti> hand and rubbing II Inti> bla o.YOB. . No doubt it made him blink for some time, THERE H ONI. Y 0 .\ 'E "MOTHF.R'.'i RING". IT l .'i 10 distintlive, so unique. ll•al il 1w bun awardtd I'. .~ . P4tlnl #~16,riJ . AJk fnr if , nnntt, confirm it r,. its identif.,ing rag. .. g00,4 .. heolth. and <loelri't use giaoMs to ... by. DEMOCRATS PlEASE WRITE IN ROBERT S. IETZ AS SHOWN AND PlACE AN "X" BEFORE HIS NAME For Judre of the Court of Common Pleas ---- take possession or the boat. The Vernie Mae was in the Mus- klngum River Wednesday and loft wlth a tow or emptles ror Pittsburgh. The rollf)Wing scales of wages are being paid at Pittsburgh on boats l'UlUil,ng in the pools: cap. lain, $237.50 a month: pilots, $198; oondensing engineers, $178; non-«mdensJng engineers, $1$8; mateB, '114i cooks and watchmen, $91: and dockllands and firemen, $84 a r00nth. Boat CrtlWB are scarce at Pittsburgh at the above scale o! wages wlllch ls tho hlt!M&t paid on Woslem'Rivera. Kalla~)llv­ !! towboat erewa ·have or- for '"";~~~~~:~~ arof,al~~· oro 111 Men old ~ who 'heve 'will acei>pted !or this service at any recruit-· ' lng olllce, asldaa to be tru\1.. !erred II> .tlloi ~7!11 enginee~i. Tho · CtQ< of CinCinnati Wvita tho old steamboat wreck• that have beeD Ian;;!~~& lying on tbe publle sineo tile brealrup, re- moved. • ~. 1918 - THE Kenlueky River Is navigable, f<Jf 280 miles 517S enilnsor Ed Mor· gan It this clt;y, who r-tl7 made a trip 111 tho towboat Castalia to tho talcum powder MAY works 2> miles above Frankfort. Tho castalia, ·~rooolht CJ!I( to Madison, Ind., recontl,y 500 tons of talcum powtlor to be distributed over the country at dU.. ferent government posts to be used in large lfl&ntltles for some purpose. It's wild COW1try alq the upper KentUcky Rtve'r , whieh Is deep and has blull blllk11. Tho crew or the Castalia were able to otend out oo tho boiler dock and shoot squirrels which wooid drop into the river from over hanging troe limbs. Marine engineers at Pittsburgh have been granted an increase or IS cents on . boats ownocl b,y tho Key-e Sand and !llpply co. MAY 4, 1918 - WORD hall ·Holzer Hoipltal: VIsiting hour a 2-4 lnd 7-8 p;m, Paret1ts OQIJ( on Pediatrics Ward. \diniisltria E. G!enu Graham, Ill. I Noitll. · World's longest natural plpOllne is the 30'1Deti lr.~-cll up; Mrs. 1Jack Lee Price, Rt. ·from ·Rop Grande, south 1 Bidwell; Marcia L, S:aaon, as, to New York City, Ma3011; Malcolm E. Qdntbor, miles In. "~glh. II, llfracullil !Irs. Roy A. · Sa.Yre; Racine: Mrs. Willa M.; .f _ _.,._"""/\-. ."!""~·~:;,i,jjijj;. . . . . .~~ Jl~uu>dY, ~lie; Naqq J,. Joliet's, Mlddli!port; Mrs. Cher' lea L. zt.m, Jackson; Mra. Win~ McGuffin did the work. 1lds wharlboat has for several years been kept afloat by concrete, the work or Alex Massie. A oonerete steamboat has been bullt at Pittsburgh '!I'd will soon be operallng. ATTENIE CONVENI:ION MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. uar. the soctot;y at tho Netherlan<IFARES RAI5ED HIIIDII Hotel, MAY 2, 1918 - THE I'Qme. roy-MalOtt Ferry Co. has rala .. ed the price of fares from five . to ten cents. They were given the pernilt to do so by tho Public Utlllties Commission of Ule state of West Virginia and without a hearing rrom the public:. REASONABU .::::::::::::, BANK RATES OHIO VALLEY •l'ree Cullomer Parldnl '. · · ftr· . .·. . Naomi M. Dudley, Athena. Births Mrs. Jdck Lee Price, Rt. 1 Bidwell, sm, 12:31 p.m. Frlda,yi Mrs. Charles Bowen, Vln- ton. twins, a son at 4:10 a.m., a son at 4:13 a.m. Saturday. Disc:harges M.isa Bessie L. Addna, Lew~ Is H, Clark, Mra. Jimmy W. IS SUNDAY ' . . ' r• • I • •' . . " ,. • , itt from .."'i', ' )o le~ther accessories; .Jeweqy, housewares, applianCes, furniture for hOme . and lawn~ carpet, dci.j.ertes, luggage ijia many, many more itema IdeallY . . • ! . t;; Klld . ' ~· • . i . ~ ' ··~ ,:. of dmses, coats, suits, bloWies, ·sUps, illghtgowns, hosiery, bandba,s, . - ' • ' ' • .;::;:J;:~~Z?.:":?~~~:B~:f.!!t:~t~'f:><i::":i;:~~~~?.~~;;j~~~~:! ' '. .' ' wifu.a Elberfelds larJ& seh'Ctlon ' ~ ·: Remember Motber o~ be~,~ay , , ~ .• ) I ~ r • •' llln- >!ss ·~~ONEOF~E N~ AT 1HE ~PENSAR«c' Rutted for glfiiJig. WILL TAL~ WITI-t ME .... spetlll of UEIIFELD$ . IN , _!tat in the sorviC. orhla COWl· . loW,L:. ¥ra. Evf!'. ! il ~~::::::::: · =:·: :·::·:::.:::;===~=== try before being gr*'locl a 11 • . Altxendor W~ Sh&rp; Billy ,ytckoro, Rom Captain R'l)' Hyatt, owner of the ahOYtboat Water Qu8en, 11 reported very Ill with t.yphold old sauor, irnntodlate paot presifever on board the steamer Ar- dent of tile. A)phe Omleron C"-1>gancl wlllcll tows tho shmoboat a. ter of Delta Kappa Gemma Socllong the uppe1· Ohio at pre'Mnt. ot;y, is In Cincinnali this wook attending tho state convention of AT ·,~ . . • 1' . GTVPIP · WAR! . .' . . 1! ~ 4. • ; ~ ' ' ~~ .•: ' ·' CUR~ 'TI-l~<; < u: haffey, Rt. 3 Albany; Mrs. Barb~tra A, Gardner, Wellston; Mrs. just been received from ou City, Pa., by federal . inspectors at Pt. Pleasant that tbe pilot's 11censo o! Donald T. Wright haa been suspended by U. S. District Deem, Brian J. Denny, MatAttol)ley E. L. · Humes o! Pitts- thew W. Duft, Mrs. CUmol Fitebburgll. He claimed deferred clas- patrick, Samuel Glover, Henry 15iti...cation as a river pilot. Pri- Hutchinson. Mra. Mamie R•.J,.e'Ww ·.. vate citizens appealed the case, .,111, Timms E. LO!fe, l)avtd D. which was lOst, and the appel- Mehl, Mrs. Anna M. Parry, Mrs. lants called the attendon of lllo Erman S. Sharp, Sr., Armld E. Department ofJusttcetotbecase. Snowden, Miss Genevieve stoCaptain Wrigbt endeavored to eo- bart, Roscoe H. Gabbert, Mrs. MAY I, 1918 - DIVERS aro at work in an eflort to noat tho sWikon whariboat at Huntington, W.Va. iiiiliiii!iiiiiii1iJiiijii ou R. Halterman, lrmton; Kevin S. Rice, Jackson; Alva Y. Ma- ga:n.ized and received several ad- cense as a master and pUot. J. Wlllis, Mrs. A. ~ Smith The IIWikon Hunting!Dn wharf. and in!ant daughter, Mro. Jack vances as a resuJt. Kanawha engineers now receive $150 a boat has been float!d. Diver Tom 0. SmittJ alid. lDfant !1011. month. Packet cr~s have as yet made oo move in an effort to secure an advance in wages which are very much lower thaft the towboat crews receive. ' HESERVE DISfRICI' NO. t ' IUiPORr OF CONm'JON OF WITH Hospitals esl VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Donald Ohllnger, New Havoo: WOllam COriiUIII, Pmneroy; llJia Hartrum, Langa. ville: Ella Larue, Lllnfl Bot· tom. Dlscllarged - Dottald Hudltlll, Ernestine Worry, Angela Hitw. · ley, Oscar Robertson, Eulolla Webotor, Richerd Martin. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - None. · · · Discharged - lblo, • The patrons of the ferryboal have demanded a hearing and wUI protest against the raise in fare. •Drlv..in Window Service , eC001plete Hankinl Strvloe Captain S. E. Lawrenc:e, 57th Engineers, Camp Laurel. Md., NOWACIIIY~ MV writes us that hisregimentwanta experienced river men to enlist CAN 1lil..t.. THE" WA~,N00NE!' MOII/&;V~<R-IIOTH TH65C PAilTIEO$ HA\IG OIJE APVANrAI%' O~SR usr 'f'lfeiR CANDI~ WIU. 6AY NIYTHN 'f1i~6' .Pl!esn:arrr- ONE OWNER· LIKE NEW CARS AND OWNED & SERVICED 1H GAWA COUttTY 1966 ch.vj 11 1965 Ford 1965 Plymouth NOVA~ DOOR, V-8; automatic transmission . car mcc ' ' Fury Convertible, V-8. automat!~ tran1misslon 1965 Buick Rlv. Sport Coupe, f.actory air conditioned $2595 ;:;.,.• i. ' . ' ' • ' · V-8. stick shift ' $1795 l96411uick Custom Wildcal4 Dr. lhrdtop, faclory alr conditioned 1964Bulclc Wildcat 4 Dr. Sedan factory air condltlonetl $1895 $1795 . ~ MAY SAL£ OF MOTORCYQES . NEW and USED, $125.00 UP S ; M ITH BUIC .u "BARGAIN SPOT OF THE WORLD;' · , • "fiR liT. 7 . · . •• Galaxie '500' Conv. $1795 $1795 UfSTALlATION ·~ • GALLI~!$, 0. ..·.·:-...·, tl ~' l �' _.. ........... ·----... ". "'"' """"''" "''-.r .... ·:,·--·· ' ' '" ·~ ...,..... ~- ~- ---~·.--· ·---?'"""'''.. -~-1?'1'. ·:·:t/f·!,...;,.~-,...,.•:#t,) ~I' ,. , - 1·':~· .--r' · . >' '· .·i:.., \ ~in b.tndt o/ rvhit:h symWfiu ' '•llltr. joiJif'd .rt! .,.,,.,ur: tmw >> OM (tW t«h chifd I f•milJ, i THERE IS "MOTHER'S '• - ID dirti11ctiu1:, JO b h4l bu,. aw!lrded Polertt &, # ~86,1IJ. con/ima irlmtitJing tag. •!' I ,, .....,... ,... : 'lklf'lk, All: ·J {t ·6 SPECIAL! REG. $28.SQ. $22.sd· SALE PRICE EXTRA STONES -ta TAWNEY JEWELl 422 SECOND .. • .. . _. '· ' ..,_.,. CAPTAIN. EASY • •. ' Fifii6AT- 'IIM'i . llaES.·II! WEAR- A 1!1A6',li\ISWAII OF A IIA'T!I .. I AT RIASONAIU lANK RATES - '. '" ..._. ~ .. " '· . "'' ' • : '-~ ...\ __, .. ·! o:o:~J;.· · · HI,MQ4/I/ f-!)t PCIPI rmf-IONii. ONE 1966 he - If NOYA4D001V automatic transm'i&do nice car · 1 • $1795 1965 Buick ! "IV. Sport COUll<!, factoey air cond)lloaed · $2595 ' ' -l· .,-.' I ' ' ' . ... . ' •' ~ :-:--. ' i -· ..:; ·' ., ,,t• ' ' ' ' . �'_-, ' ,_ ... ,,. ' _.,._, __ .,;~o..,.. ....,.,... - ·~ "';.1. "" "'¥ ......... ~ = ·-- -~· ·-·~· ~ . . - . . . .,. . ,. ...,. . , "' ·-.•-..:... ;........:. .... ·~ '"... . . ~ ~ . . - ~ ·- ........... . ........ ' ~- · - · '"- .. .. ,. _,. __ .. , J, i•" '' . .. \ '' I • •' ' ---' • ' l ,;;.,. .. .,. . _,.,·""·', ;·,;. ,;, .; ., ' . ,, ,, •liY liurle Lea ' Twin bands of bu· .~. verilif In 'fljhkh .,,.oou~,. 1 '•lher, Ire I"""~' trow .l)'ralhdk • erowd of Sllui'!la.r Otlll' /or liSa Ml'l . nch (emily. THERE IS "MOTHE.R'S R.llVcl '" diJiiPK'tive, so ,,.~ il ha bu,. awcrdti Pcltnt #~86, riJ. ~ iW. b7 fUI,..' "'"""" ) ldtntihiJJg tag. AwAY.:.:~A& 1HE PIN I \N(l..L YA, MAC! l'U. B-IP VOIJ SALE '' . I '· IT! PRICE EXTRA STn>NR' :>: ',,:t •'' ,I PlEASE · i' '· AS SHOftl ~ u, ··· ·~.-rl~~ SCRAM, KID! THIS IS 001<: FAVOJ:!ITe r:1S~IN6 ~QL.E[ ' ! / '' . J:~e'l( Trio5E 6iJVS ~D: ME 11-1! ' Hel.f' ME 6ET M'{ · W~[)f~ .AT REASON.AILi I.ANK ~ R.Ans - OHIO Y ' ~- ·, • ., ONE~ ·, OWNED 1966Chev) NOVA 4 DOO'lj automatic transn'f) niee car ~ $1795 1965 Buick Ri Sport Coupe, facl alr cond.itloaee $2595 ' ' _,,. I' t-, H • ~ ,j ( ' . " . '.:; .. ~ ~· . '\ -; or:F/ . �' 1...-••-•r••:• ,. ,_,. -'• ,. I ":'' ~ . ..... , .;0,........j;,j>;'f' '. > . • • • BY . ""''~'j;, ,....,. .. bu• • • vorlltl In 1968 Mloa a <rowd of Sllilrda,y Jllllor ll1&b o•tr (M nell d,j ! .· . THlRB IS oN, ' ,. . .• l!lliDbor Ill•• ' · Wb "MOTHER'S ' ' ' -~ ~ i ., Pdtmat # ci~;::J 1 ' . I -. crowned wlpner. , The new . ,. M'IV, C. · idm~ifyirag tag. In ldclltl.. lllllt of tho Wid ........ wool, reoeh1 ,. ., . "' ~ 'I ' --- ~ .' ' ...... . . .,. ...,.' ' .. ' ' •' tr owarda SALE PRICE EXTRA STOI~- . •, " ' . . ., ... ' . -·~· WHAT TilE DOC IAYI I 0\), ..,IAT MORE FISHI" " ' AS SHOI lleimdabJ~ tl ·74e 'illdlet4 , O'UT O'UR WAY Fol'~ ( AS.l 5EE IT, T"'ERE 15 NO QUESTION OF ~T"'IGS OR MORALITY INVOLVED. · t.!E.RE ...... I~ I~ , t i'llmel'01' . or Charlea il 1141 buN ·~ ' - So(!tl>em 10 dUIIntrit!#, $o .' f' ~I ..... XXI ' ~·Loa I. ' .. "Mother ,f, \.' .. · 0 VOL. lrnU< ' • • ·-----· • bJF Walt .. , IT'S .JUST A MATTER. , OF PER.~NAL PERSUASION, REALLY •••• I I I I I Wei.A')( •1 WofliNif. WO&Or WILL TAKe CAlli! OF Hli'A ! • ·• ON "1'1-\ E OTI-IEr.f IT'S~ .· MAVBl: TI-lEY . .JUST Move. I-IA"I'ED "1'0 SAAVE. · . 5VEN MORE TAA!t.l 1 QC:I ! - 1 - AT RE.UoNA.aq IA.NK UTi. ', ' --- \ -- MoTHERS ONE DAY PR.Esen; f l. CUT PIECES 01= WALLPM'E'R o~ &ti=T WRAPPING PH'ER. 'J't) !=liT ENDS ltoND.SIDES oF A SHOE BOX. GIJ)E 1(>•&0)( · WITH Rlli&9ER. CEMENT- . . OWNEI 1966Che~ NOVA 40001 ;111tomatic transr nice car • $1795 , 1965Buidd Sport Coupe, h air rondltlorv. +S:: . . . . . ~--+1=--.::.-.-= . . <+Jr; \-, .•. ,: .'. $2595 • - {~IH.IIf·.IWO . . . ' :. . . . . ~. ' ' .- . (5 ~ ••., .. ., ) . ' ' ' (~~IH+) .· (;"';;_Oiol) . ·. .QI.' . - ,T...,.,. --~-+·..R·-~ ---- ~,..~ . +J., • . • ' A STICK) - J ' . · ' · ("' l!lf!IU!) ' -:- • ,, ~ -I -, . . . .... ·•; . ~- ~' '•. ' ""'' ·•,' '1:. ' ' · :>t01 tl . ,. r· , • -~~ ~--'...:.:- ' Jl!!olt.i*) '" . .. . I > I !' ~ • I.. I }. 1-\AN D t' \ '· I ., ·I .... ..... .....- -- -- - · ~ · - · · · ...- . ... _........ --•• -~"' · •· • k •" · • o ~· • • ~ • •• • , ~· • · • • · -• • ' • ' ' ' ' •• · • • ' • • ~· ' " · ~· - -·., ._.A '• <!t- .... ~.. .... - ,..., ,..., ,_ __ _ " ""'''""" ..,... _..,__ _ __ •• ••' - ... # ~ • • - - ~ '" • T~II-.IG TO DO 15 TO 1-\I:AR. BOT!-\ SAFEST "51DE5 OF TI-llS ~5E A6AIN. TOMORROW! . -l . �. I ',. ' ·, .• , , > t_ ·.iJ-~ '' ·-.. {' ,, . 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'• i~l ' ..... 1(dhtr. ... . ,, ' I . orwr for .ch e f~UtaifJ , ' ~To~ ~r,~ OJ The Meig.·M- ~... .,ii /: : './':;' :i¢t~~Y-MIQPL~f!OgT,O!iiO! 1 , ;., MONDAY.·MA'Y Pomeroy, Patricia ·Am liuller Cljoleltanla with bla vocal, 5lep of Oak !WI, Cheryl Ann While to tbe Rear, !oUDWinl a PJ'OMIIof Grove Cli,Y, Carla Jean Jlor. tallon Gl Muolt to Wale~ Glrla rla of Long Bottom, Kalhl Lee By, reaturtas llle Metgo. lll8h Clu'k Gl Chellhlre and Koren Sc:hoel mixed cborus under 111e Loulie Junii)Ol' it Nelsonillle. dire~ of M r ·o. Roberta Kr~r Maiclena. John Uole, ' a· oiiodent II ~ aented oeveral oilier oeleetlcina durtnr 1l1e evenln&'a act!YIIIea, wa• made 1111 or Pam Noutsttnr, L<ioloe Tlllll, Sllerrla Shuler, Mol!A Davia, ' Diana lloU!day, c.!olde· Tbomp11011, Carl King, Comle Baehner, Bamadette Hen111111',' Karen Grll!ltb, C a I h y Morpa, Nancy Herrla, M a r 7 Bradbury, Debbie Ktnr. Duane Will, WlllDO WeU, l\llko !'or· lor, 1lllke Gre10, Kolllt Llolo, Dalltlo SchlUlnr. Alan Bll.ek. wocd, Gene Grale, Jolm Ritch· hlrl, BUI Heptonotall and Don. r,.,.. Solihei'D ()hlo, Qloii• Buck . ~ .. ' l'<lmel'Ol', ertor Pomei))Y f41. or Chlrleo ......,. lllnounced tlit. THERE IS 0 HMOTHF.R'S Ri so dUrindivc, 10 ir h4J bun .sui. . ,· ""'-'· , The - . WHAT MY LOVE HA~ ~DURED i . IS A ~lER. LOVE THMJ AJJ'( MAIV EVtR FELT FOR A WOMAkl ! i))l1 ctown. and a c!Ooen red,. .Moo, -r,'ciOJvtd ID lrfiY of olli•• ·. • ·er ~~· a v, ' S. ' ·o f··· •'1 0 '' Q . ' M111 ~· ~ 111e larp tros~W, a beoilo' IVO arHER LOVC ax.JLD SORVI\1£ . MY LOVE .R>R MO.VlQUE ' -•m QhjO. In addition to belna 1l1e re.rp,. . 0 ' .. ' " . .. . . ~~ ;. ,.. . I .' Tbe 2f.voleegroup, wldchpre. Grande COil"~~!, tntromo:Od.llle The ~ca, . <10011~ by 1951' M I I I , • " auinlief w•o PGtflral # AB~ -''; h, nulllt'. a:tn /i itkntitJing to&. ~ na Weber, acconpnytng. Olhlr eoilertalnment Included Mro. Maidens doing a medl~ of c c.~ ' . .....,orn Pqeant • .11111 ot>to 1!1>11 to 111o 11111 America Pa&Nat at Allantlflnexllall, Firat rumief.q, In lilt com. joUtiiJII Wll J - Dl- ca. .Ptl. a Merlella Collep otudent fr!lln N, Y., while Undl river soogs, Mrs. &birley Hamm •lnrlnr U>ve Letters In the de PLEASE ~. Wll .................. (llo\-. ' '' ...~· ·J~ Jonao; • Marietta ~lei!! 1111- .(hal Grove Cl\t, 0,, •• oeltclld Mlaa C.....,. ' 1111\Y b1111e field of 17 contest-1 aau. : • Tba peaolllt, .. OlillrlalnmOIJI- ' \U:>UlD b.J~O/J 'STILL lOVe TAYloR IF SHE kEPT roRGETTikJG · WOULD MARK AIJTONV STILL HAVE' f()(..GHT FOR CLEOPATRA IF 5H€' HfoJ> For CAl.LEC H1M A PEA"BRAIIJED IDIGr A~D I~R€D HIM CtlMPI£TtL'r'? f-\IS kJAME ? : ',. ' boo!r pr041clloa!llrecto " . ' U! ' 1111 · Bela i1gma J'hl •. !!lm>r-· ' . ~~'~ TROPIIY WINNERS -< Tb• lol'lutllto eontoatantl who won awardo and troPhleo ln 111e 1968 lllso Soulhem Ohio Beoq,y Popant Stiurday Dllhlln Pomero,y ore, from lei~ Gloria Jean Jonea, lllsa ~~ l4nda Sue """'" aocoiMil'UimOI'1&ll Lourie fAa Schuler, new Ml&s Southern ohiO. ~- DIIM Clprl, nrat nmnen&>. . arm Reception GlVen 1 ' .' '. ' '· 4 . ' :•' ·,-p .... I I I ' --+ -~·- ' ' AT ' REASOHAtJ BANK RAf '' ,Sand, Mra. Allee Noaoe wflll Roll Out Tbooe Cruy, lAZY; Dayo or !iunmer and • ~~an•mlmb.r by Cotby Fultz, Jllll11 lli!ilcblnl, SheUa Chl!da, John Llalo, Ray Alldre andiWplt MrL Neaaell., ~· 'Ibereta No Bualneoo Like Bull· Dell; M111 Buck did a series or ....... which lhe uaed to wln laat fear'• IIQOIIII, and Mill · Grllllth, acCOIIII>BIIied b7 Dibble King, played hertnunpetverolon of Oh, y.., Beautiful Doll. Bll- dolleero who perform. ed were !lloUa Chl!do, C at h 1 Ful~z, JIIJIQ' Menehinl, N a n e 1 'l'bompiiiJil, Salb' rn-.r, Deb· · blo Crow, Pam Crew and Bette Jean Hobltotter. Dor1111 1l1e final ~ Mrs, Hamm 'returned to 1l1e mlcrophano to do Blrtb Gl 1l1e Blueo: Mra. Maldeol sangMoglcofMiaa America; Mlos Grll!lth preMnl· ed, Whipped Cream on h e r tnunpe~ backed by the Big Baed (Continued on Pqe S) w.,.,., P- MISS SOtrrHERN OIUO - HIIPIJ1 ls Wurle fAa ScbMI'_., 1l1e oew Min Southern Ohio In tbe ltapd SOiurdiG' Dilhl beloro a crowd or over 600 periiOOJ In 111e Pomll'OJ' JUDo lor lll8h .Auditorium. !IIIBs Schaefer hold& her troPhy and a cbzen red roseB. Melgo • Gall!& • llaiOD Dlotrlct Boy Scout leaders today termed 1l1e 1968 MGM Dlllrlct ~rtne camporee the ••most.BUccesstul event ln the dlatriet within the past four yean." one.!wndred and lhl~-el&ht Boy Scouts from 10 unlit In 111e MGM Dlllrlet and 23 roglllered adult leaden partlclpaled ln the lllre&clay session, hold at Camp HamUton located Just off Rt. 325 near VInton In GO!Ila Cow!1)', The scouta braved heat. rain and ahtverlng temperatures In 11111 order. According to Chadds Hall, dlatrlct seoul executive, ••no one left deiiPlte the unpre .. .. dlctablo aprlns weatber." ••· were lnthemld· onnlnt That nl&h~ befOre .U unlt1 hid checked in, I:Jle area waa drenched by rain. Saturday nl&hl, 1110 tenlperature dropped Into tile 301. c. T. CaoHell, eamporee dlrector and dlolrlet camping cbalrman, laid the purposeotthe Spring Camporeewas•'I:Oprovlde an opportunity lor all Boy Scouu and Elcplorers or 1l1e MGM Dla. trlct to camp toplher and ahoY/ 111elr ablll~ •• a unit to eamp on a long term basta,., Desplu the weotber, Cosoell lelt .!he 1968 event lllrpaooed all previous camporees oondocted ln the pall loor yearo, "'Ille boya were told to 'be prepared' Ill ease of raiD," remarked caasell. "They were," he added. Following Friday nigh~ actlvl. Ueo, Sorurday morntnr 111d al· temoon sesslooa aaw the area acouta partlclpaUng ln lui.ol· war conteats, hlk6o and filii pole ralotnr skill contesto. lll8hll&ht Saturday night wao a campfire program. Some 350 per101111, including aeveral members 0( area Cub Soout Packa. were on hand. The Cuba were Invited to altend tho funcllon lor 1l1e purpose of oboervlng Boy Seout aetivltiea. Tom Metcalra Vlntoo.Ewlngton Boy Scouto Cfroop 214) hotbe 1988 event. Thlo unit opened tamp!lre ac:tlvideo by l[Jhdng tho bonllre In ao WNiual manner - a wire was ltrunR from.a ooarby tree to 111o woed pile. A Scout ln 111e tree, - Brad Hamilton, whcoe property wa1 used for the camp area, received an award on behalf of the MGM district lor hlo cooperation and servlees. The •· ward waa made by Mr. CUoell. Mr. Cassell presented BUI Knl&ht, Troop 257, Pl. Plea a. &mday, various ehureh aerv- ices were conducted before the boys broke tamp and headocl home. Hall reported today lt _.... the MGM Dlatrlct lo hUdlng toward a bamer year. AI last week, ~ Trl~ until had "'ll>roxlmately 97$ medon, ant, an award for his elforta uwe have one big talkremaiDaa ootgolng camporee director. lnr ln orde~ to inal!e 1951'-Gil Knight held the post between 1964-07 belore lUrnlng 1l1e diJ. acttvltlea a complete 111cceaa." said Hall. "We must ftndacbairties over to Cassell. Eaeb unit presented a two- man for the annual scout talld. 11 mlwte ekll to complete camp- drlve, eontinued Hall. The drive will ba hOld later thla ,..-_ '· fire actlvlUes. of clabrla. tgnltlng ll . . Jim Roush. RacJne, a 1t0Ut committeeman, presented liVID blue ribbon and three red ribbon awards to the unlta. Blue rlbboaa to Troop 203, Galllpollo; Troop 242, &-ra· euH; Troop 259, Pt. Plealllllti Troop 246, Rock ~i Troop 21f, Vlnl!m-Ewtngton; Troop235, Cheater, and Troop 261, Pl. Pleaaant. Red ribboruo wont to Troop 2SO, Rio Grande; Troop 257, Pl Pleaoaat and Troop 248, Pomoroy. 81)'10 Redman, Troop 281, · Pt. Pleaaant, prelenled Chadda Hall a neckerchief for hll out- · standing clltles as district aeout · exeeutive during the past 12 monlho. Thlrleell memban of 111e Gal- Ind., ellllneer m tiJe Scioto, Ita COOnt1 end Chellhlre Area Melga, and Gall!& COOnt1 111'1Waier Alaoclallooo !llncl"'' tour- lemo. a.bseriber11 viewed tbe vared tbe 85-mlle Scioto COOnt1 lOWI gbaaet ~ tbe project, [n. Waler ilfslem wlddl wUl oene the area !rom Mlnlord to Lu· elUding 1l1e new treabnenl plant, well oUea, and bonotor stallon. ca.IVille. Gallla Coollb"• IQ'IIem will ba Tbe projeol Ia now In tho C. T. CAss;:LL, left, Mlddliii>OI'Io~rlntl~•lllnet­ -eoa of alter Ita olmllar ln size, both or, MGM District, and lll&trlct Clmplng Chairman, eonfen bei!Jmlng In April' 1967' lol- lcaUy and mochanlcalb'. wl111 Tom Met<:al!, VInton, T1'0(II 214 Scoutma&ter, ~ Ill Followinl the tour, a soner· lowlng approval of a $2,227,000 awarda ceremoll!' held SOiurdiG' Dilhlot Clmp _ . . , . In loan from the Farmer'• Home al dlacuaslon waa held wl111 DenGallla County. Met<:oll'a unit waa hoot lor 1110 1968 • nie Rider, P r e - or tbe SciAdmlnlotraUoo. Tho Gallla acoutleader ace<lllted an award from Mr. CUIIIl Leading the tour was John oto COOnt1 Water AIIIL Rld. lor HemUton, whose farm wu uaed lor the~ aJ. Prltcllord Eeooomllt from the er outl1Ded varlou11 problem• enlair. firm ol Sleeo, Int., Columbua, countered In getting eaoemeoto and ~a In tbat eOual;y, Alao dlacuooed waa111e terrain. VETEHANSIIEIIORIAL Prltdlard DOled 11111 Oallla HOSPITAL Counll'l project, wllldl r1llll a. FIVE-DAY FORECASI' - -..soy Admloslono - CbarBy Vnlted Preos International Temperaturealn Ohio Tue•· lea Lemley, 'Pllmel'Oj'; Wallor beNt 08 mUea, ...Wd heve a leaArJlPld, 'Pon)eroy; Mra~ Cbarlea aer. terrain problem 111an Set· day tl)rou&b SaturdaY wUI av • Rltil, Wotlstal;, lol,yrtle lllmp. oto 0110 reported 11111 erall near oormal wltb hl&h• !dna, Choobln;. Charleo Ohllna· bldl Ill tbe 208<nlle u-•·oeoua. averasllllln 1l1e mld 60olntbe w, Pomero;y; Lar17 CUJrunina, .._ north to near 70 In tbe aoud. 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Title A name given to the resource May 5, 1968 bashore dewitt fick nida williamson